Word Hike Classic Crossword Vol.5 Level 9 answer
Below you will find the Word Hike Classic Crossword Vol.5 Level 9 answers. This is a brand new word game developed by Joy Vendor.
Word Hike is a themed puzzle games. You will be given a puzzle covering a specific theme and you must fill the puzzle’s rows with answers.
To unlock the word of every row, you must solve a clue provided by the game. In other words, you must figure out the clues twists to arrange the crossword-like puzzle in all Word Hike levels.
More variety of challenging levels, find answers by looking at pictures, challenge your mind in a whole new way.
Travel around the world, every level is a new destination!
It will challenge your knowledge and skills in solving crossword puzzles in a new way.
As you find new word the letters will start popping up to help you find the the rest of the words.
If you still can’t figure it out please comment below and will try to help you out.
Classic Crossword Vol.5 - Level 9
A type of beer:
Ale
Pin for a tent:
Peg
A winter sickness:
Flu
Fishing pole:
Rod
Farm area unit:
Acre
Expression of grief:
Alas
Part of the system:
Cog
Poetry ____:
Slam
Use a keyboard:
Type
An attitude of doubt and needing to "see it to believe it":
Skepticism
Biblical outcast:
Leper
Mother, in British dialect:
Mam
Machu Picchu group:
Inca
____-Cola:
Coca
Long and careful considerations or discussions:
Deliberations
Cash advance from bank:
Loan
Sci-fi TV series, Star ____: Voyager:
Trek
Bring to a close:
End
"The boss doesn't _____, what can I say?":
Agree
Valuations of properties:
Appraisals
Soup serving container:
Bowl
Twinge:
Pang
___-sync (mouth the words):
Lip
Obsessive-compulsive:
Anal
Sound of relief:
Sigh
Craft in videos recently released by the Pentagon:
Ufo
The Beatles' "___ Jude":
Hey
Butterfly collector's tool:
Net
"Have we ___ before?":
Met
Shapes of rainbow:
Arcs
"The Way You ... Tonight" is a classic song by Frank Sinatra from the 1936 film "Swing Time," for which it won the Academy Award for Best Original Song:
Look
Razor's cutting part:
Edge
Adhesive; spread:
Paste
Sun-blocking astronomical event:
Eclipse
It may be said before meals:
Grace
"Come ... with Me" was recorded by Frank Sinatra in 1957 and became the title track of his album. The song captures the spirit of travel and adventure:
Fly
Thighs of a seated person:
Lap
"It's no ___!" ("Forget it!"):
Use
Arabic "commander":
Emir
24-hr. bank thing:
Atm
Adjective for Jane:
Plain
Tract of marshy land:
Moor
Pubescent skin woe:
Acne
Face hider on Halloween:
Mask
Opposite of "busy":
Idle
Store window light:
Neon
Dressed:
Clad
Mentions, especially in an academic work:
Cites
To place things in a specific order:
Arrange
Starter dishes, slangily:
Apps
To go against the _____ means to do the opposite of what's normal:
Grain
Two-thirds of a dozen:
Eight
"I'm ___ ears!":
All
University grad:
Alum
"That's ..." was released in 1966 and became a chart-topping hit for Frank Sinatra. The song's lyrics convey a message of resilience and acceptance of life's ups and downs:
Life
Set eyes on:
Spot
"Christmas! Fooey!":
Bah
___ of a kind (unique):
One
"My ..." is one of Frank Sinatra's signature songs. Interestingly, it was originally a French song called "Comme d'habitude," which was adapted into English lyrics:
Way
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