Term the French used to call the DominicansWord Craze Level 239 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “Term the French used to call the Dominicans” from Level 239 (France) is shown below. It has 7 letters.
Answer
7 lettersJACOBINTerm the French used to call the Dominicans = JACOBIN
About this level
Level 239 is part of the France chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 205–244. The level has 19 clues, and this is clue 13.
All Level 239 clues →Other clues in this level
- 1To finish a task despite not wanting to›
- 2Brooklyn's island of entertainment with the Wonder Wheel and Luna Park›
- 3An entertainer's appeal to the crowd to be louder›
- 4Waste products in the water and air›
- 5Durations and periods›
- 6What kind of living space is this?›
- 7Person or party who provides and fulfills a promise to the public›
- 8Granola or chocolate snack that gives a quick boost›
- 9People who set the predicted chance of winning between two teams›
- 10The capital of Soviet-controlled Germany from 1949 to 1990›
- 11Invasion of one's devices via the Internet›
- 12Accesses, as in with a key›
- 14Soaked, filled with, immersed›
- 15To lure in with promises of reward›
- 16The three monkeys speak, see, and hear this›
- 17Combined, particular resources›
- 18Common salt compound found in pesticides, copper _______›
- 19Name of the most notable fallen angel according to the Bible›