Words More Level 440

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Level 440 - String Instrument

What you get used to doing:

Habit

Retired soldiers:

Veterans

Final Four contest:

Semi

Resort to court:

Sue

Intoxicating drink:

Alcohol

Distress signal written on the beach:

Sos

"You go, __!":

Girl

Halloween month: abbr.:

Oct

ASCAP alternative for dietitians:

Bmi

Beach container for sand:

Bucket

Branch of Buddhism:

Zen

Ginger __ (soft drink):

Ale

Self-satisfied, like know-it-alls:

Smug

Book __ (book holder):

Shelf

Accountant's accessory:

Calculator

Bird watcher's accessory:

Binoculars

Olympics award that can be gold, silver, or bronze:

Medal

Boxed dozen on court:

Jury

Animal park:

Zoo

Solution to a door:

Key

Opposite of "row":

Column

Sheepskin boot brand:

Ugg

__: Crime Scene Investigation:

Csi

It's at the end of the line when fishing:

Lure

It incubates eggs:

Hen

Statue of __: NYC landmark:

Liberty

Termite look-alike:

Ant

Garnish for a Corona:

Lime

Family tree members, like aunt or uncle:

Relative

Use tweezers:

Pluck

This string instrument has the lowest vocal range:

Bass

This string instrument is beloved by Sherlock Holmes:

Violin

This string instrument is heard in "Eleanor Rigby":

Cello

This string instrument appears in a Picasso painting:

Mandolin

This string instrument is used by Hawaiian with 4 strings:

Ukulele

This string instrument is the relative of zither:

Harp

Alternative level version

What you get used to doing:

Habit

Retired soldiers:

Veterans

Final Four contest:

Semi

Resort to court:

Sue

Intoxicating drink:

Alcohol

Distress signal written on the beach:

Sos

"You go, __!":

Girl

Halloween month: abbr.:

Oct

ASCAP alternative for dietitians:

Bmi

Beach container for sand:

Bucket

Branch of Buddhism:

Zen

Ginger __ (soft drink):

Ale

Self-satisfied, like know-it-alls:

Smug

Book __ (book holder):

Shelf

Accountant's accessory:

Calculator

Bird watcher's accessory:

Binoculars

Olympics award that can be gold, silver, or bronze:

Medal

Boxed dozen on court:

Jury

Animal park:

Zoo

Solution to a door:

Key

Opposite of "row":

Column

Sheepskin boot brand:

Ugg

__: Crime Scene Investigation:

Csi

It's at the end of the line when fishing:

Lure

It incubates eggs:

Hen

Statue of __: NYC landmark:

Liberty

Termite look-alike:

Ant

Garnish for a Corona:

Lime

Family tree members, like aunt or uncle:

Relative

Use tweezers:

Pluck

This string instrument has the lowest vocal range:

Bass

This string instrument is beloved by Sherlock Holmes:

Violin

This string instrument is heard in "Eleanor Rigby":

Cello

This string instrument appears in a Picasso painting:

Mandolin

This string instrument is used by Hawaiian with 4 strings:

Ukulele

This string instrument is the relative of zither:

Harp
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