Taking back one's words in humiliation, idiomaticallyWord Craze Level 667 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “Taking back one's words in humiliation, idiomatically” from Level 667 (Argentina) is shown below. It has 10 letters.
Answer
10 lettersEATINGCROWTaking back one's words in humiliation, idiomatically = EATINGCROW
About this level
Level 667 is part of the Argentina chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 625–684. The level has 28 clues, and this is clue 24.
All Level 667 clues →← Previous clueEvent for the release of a new movieNext clue →Vents in order to get rid of strong emotions
Other clues in this level
- 1A substitute team player who rarely gets to participate, informally›
- 2To put someone under the influence of a substance›
- 3A ______ _____ is a temporary inability to think of anything creative›
- 4Proceeded with doing something›
- 5One of the rarest blood types in the world›
- 6Delivered a speech during a church service›
- 7__ _________ means "done on the condition that it is truly needed"›
- 8To decide to stop working and go home, informally›
- 9Like walls that don't block noise›
- 10To __ ___ ____ means "to try to come first in a race"›
- 11Started a conversation with someone›
- 12To begin a game of golf›
- 13Places where planes take off and land›
- 14Two-wheeled vehicle used by mall cops›
- 15Cared too much about small things›
- 16The feeling of needing something to drink›
- 17Released an egg from the ovary›
- 18A shopkeeper inquiry on an amount›
- 19To draw a line through a mistake›
- 20Retaliatory equivalent, informally›
- 21A flatfoot condition acquired during adulthood›
- 22To make short journeys to complete chores›
- 23Event for the release of a new movie›
- 25Vents in order to get rid of strong emotions›
- 26Sea levels at their greatest elevation›
- 27Things picked out›
- 28Team members that everyone depends on›