To show approval by repeatedly clapping hands togetherWord Craze Level 115 answer
The answer to the Word Craze clue “To show approval by repeatedly clapping hands together” from Level 115 (Japan) is shown below. It has 7 letters.
Answer
7 lettersAPPLAUDTo show approval by repeatedly clapping hands together = APPLAUD
About this level
Level 115 is part of the Japan chapter of Word Craze, which covers levels 85–124. The level has 29 clues, and this is clue 7.
All Level 115 clues →← Previous clueWithout exception; every timeNext clue →The ______ Family is America's funniest horror TV family
Other clues in this level
- 1In this US state, the sun doesn't set for more than two months›
- 2Paying attention to danger and making sure to avoid mistakes›
- 3Tax free shopping in airports›
- 4To wash clothes without using water›
- 5Bob the _______ was a British children's television show; "Yes we can!"›
- 6Without exception; every time›
- 8The ______ Family is America's funniest horror TV family›
- 9The capital of Thailand whose name in Thai is 169 characters long›
- 10Tropical fruits with hairy brown shells›
- 11What is a group of these called?›
- 12A term to describe a visually-appealing person or object; an optical treat›
- 13February gets an extra day when this occurs›
- 14Fizzy soft drink with less sugar than the original version›
- 15Narrative works that continue the story of previously released works›
- 16Which Disney princess used this as a carriage?›
- 17An ATM is an _________ teller machine›
- 18Female head of a family›
- 19A room built to let in copious amounts of sunlight›
- 20What is this suppression of speech called?›
- 21Penalizing someone for a wrongdoing›
- 22Gift shops often sell these memorabilia to tourists›
- 23Meat-eating animal›
- 24Hot _______ are created when heated groundwater rises to the Earth's surface›
- 25Dying from hunger›
- 26Alvin and the _________ is about three of these rodent siblings›
- 27What dogs are known for this?›
- 28A love ________ is a romantic quandary between three people›
- 29The opposite of arrival›