Take the stand in court againWord Craze Level 824 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “Take the stand in court again” from Level 824 (South Africa) is shown below. It has 9 letters.
Answer
9 lettersRETESTIFYTake the stand in court again = RETESTIFY
About this level
Level 824 is part of the South Africa chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 805–864. The level has 28 clues, and this is clue 25.
All Level 824 clues →← Previous clueThe red _________ is the flower commonly associated with socialism and the labor movementNext clue →Marine animals with elongated bodies, large eyes, eight arms, and two tentacles
Other clues in this level
- 1Waver of a red cape in the arena›
- 2One's true nature›
- 3A combination of different metals with other elements›
- 4Planned something by thinking thoroughly›
- 5Wishing for something to happen›
- 6Their work is often in anthologies›
- 7Calmed someone; eased someone's discomfort or pain›
- 8A series of tasks that supposedly can assess one's cognitive abilities›
- 9Stops doing something›
- 10Facilities where events occur›
- 11A bulb does this when it's about to go out›
- 12The Golden Gate Bridge is located here›
- 13A period when one hears nothing from a normally communicative person›
- 14In folklore, humans who transform into a certain wild canine during a full moon›
- 15Ranges of prices paid for a particular type of work›
- 16A jump ball at the beginning of an NBA match occurs here›
- 17A sudden advance or development in science›
- 18Sweet loaf with dried grapes›
- 19A scary fictional character that lives in a wetland›
- 20A surgical instrument used to hold back the edges of an incision›
- 21“To _____ ___'_ ___” means “to force them to do something”›
- 22Something very scary is this›
- 23People who secretly watch others undress›
- 24The red _________ is the flower commonly associated with socialism and the labor movement›
- 26Marine animals with elongated bodies, large eyes, eight arms, and two tentacles›
- 27Leaped forward rapidly›
- 28A blood component that contains hemoglobin›