To hold tightly and affectionately in one's armsWord Craze Level 274 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “To hold tightly and affectionately in one's arms” from Level 274 (Mexico) is shown below. It has 7 letters.
Answer
7 lettersEMBRACETo hold tightly and affectionately in one's arms = EMBRACE
About this level
Level 274 is part of the Mexico chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 245–284. The level has 27 clues, and this is clue 20.
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Other clues in this level
- 1Conceals from view›
- 2You flex and relax this when you want to move your body›
- 3To complete one's obligations›
- 4Going to see your relatives›
- 5A flaw or bug in a system›
- 6Formally presents a complaint to the authorities›
- 7Faces off against›
- 8Pulled over ice or snow by a man's best friend›
- 9What's cooking, good _______?›
- 10The places where ambassadors work›
- 11The heir to the throne was usually the _________ son›
- 12What does the green light indicate in this case?›
- 13______ Horseman is a critically acclaimed adult animated TV show that aired on Netflix›
- 14If you're "____ ____ heels" about something, you absolutely adore it›
- 15A place to stand or share views and ideas with others; Facebook is a social media ________›
- 16A popular dance from the 1950's named after the movement of a rabbit jumping›
- 17To confide in someone or to become more accepting of an idea›
- 18Government branch that employs a country's warriors›
- 19Transfers from novel to the big screen›
- 21Operation Overlord took place here when Allied forces stormed the beaches during WWII›
- 22Jack ________, the "Golden Bear", is widely considered one of the great American golfers›
- 23This sound may come from a clock or a time bomb›
- 24Neil Patrick Harris played Doogie _______, a teenage doctor prodigy›
- 25Easy peasy; not complex›
- 26What kind of injury is this?›
- 27Causing to catch fire›