To force someone out and take their placeWord Craze Level 998 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “To force someone out and take their place” from Level 998 (New Zealand) is shown below. It has 9 letters.
Answer
9 lettersSUPERSEDETo force someone out and take their place = SUPERSEDE
About this level
Level 998 is part of the New Zealand chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 985–1044. The level has 30 clues, and this is clue 14.
All Level 998 clues →← Previous clueA pain so severe it immobilizes can be described as thisNext clue →One who shows strength in the face of danger, pain, or a scary situation
Other clues in this level
- 1Percussionist's kit›
- 2A high priestess of ancient Greece, like Pythia at Delphi›
- 3To improve something by making minor changes or adjustments›
- 4Style of Japanese cooking that uses a sweet soy sauce glaze›
- 5Encouraging words involving an exercise›
- 6Interacted with someone in an amorous manner›
- 7Not including›
- 8Incubator's job›
- 9Ingests liquid›
- 10A very rough patch›
- 11To badger someone into hostility›
- 12Someone whose repertoire consists of kickflips and ollies›
- 13A pain so severe it immobilizes can be described as this›
- 15One who shows strength in the face of danger, pain, or a scary situation›
- 16Pixar's take on Jules Verne's captain of the Nautilus›
- 17A florist's plans›
- 18Proportionate to experience›
- 19This group performs with their skin painted a dark azure color›
- 20Spoiled or caused damage to the appearance of something›
- 21The last name of the first female pilot to fly solo over the Atlantic›
- 22An envelope for a record›
- 23A phrase used by the impatient, sometimes preceding "Hurry up!"›
- 24Spider-Man's red-headed friend›
- 25Repeated an earlier verse›
- 26To twist out of shape›
- 27Security guards' "office hours"›
- 28_____ ____ is the way to be, according to the common phrase›
- 29A cowboy might adorn their jeans with this large clasp›
- 30Poor attempt at helpful guidance›