LinkedIn Crossclimb Answers Complete Archive

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LinkedIn Crossclimb Answers Complete Archive

LinkedIn Crossclimb 901 : Baby beds, Studies hard right before a test, Microsoft's video messaging app, or groups of coworkers it might bring together, Ten-legged creatures, Streetcars

LinkedIn Crossclimb 900 : Percussion instrument resembling a very large cymbal, Missing, Alternative to a cup in an ice cream parlor, ___ out (break down or fall asleep), Their job might require an apron

LinkedIn Crossclimb 899 : A tree may grow from it, Charges for professional services, Weather patterns that may be described as "pea soup", Give a supply of nutrients, Opposing forces

LinkedIn Crossclimb 898 : Drop out of a poker hand, What many farms generate, Robin ___ (legendary outlaw), It's at the end of a fishing line, Game piece that moves up and down and side to side, but not diagonally

LinkedIn Crossclimb 897 : Pleasant, or the name of a city in France, Computer peripherals used for clicking, Medieval club, often with spiky bits, Like a bull or ram, but not a cow or ewe, Critter that digs tunnels

LinkedIn Crossclimb 896 : Repair, as a hole in a garment, Keep in ___ (take into account), Herb name that often follows "pepper" or "spear", Fine spray of water, Opposite of least

LinkedIn Crossclimb 895 : Part of the lower leg that might ache for a runner, Central part of a jawline, Metallic piece of currency, Vegetable that may be served on or off the cob, Ripped in half

LinkedIn Crossclimb 894 : Where to keep pet fish, Pep ___ (motivational speech), Like prominent buildings, Plunge, Pack until nothing else will fit

LinkedIn Crossclimb 893 : Places for science experiments, Walking aid, Some hired rides, for short, High shots, in tennis, Cylindrical containers

LinkedIn Crossclimb 892 : ___ and hearty (in good physical condition), Long-eared animal related to the rabbit, Challenge to do something risky, 10/10/26, for example, Lavish affection (on)

LinkedIn Crossclimb 891 : Mesoamerican civilization known for its calendar and pyramids, as at Chichén Itzá, Months after Aprils, Puts the money up, as for a meal, Expected scores on a golf course, Prefix before "phrase," "medic," or "chute"

LinkedIn Crossclimb 890 : Sound that might come after you say "Who's a good dog? Is it you?", Where a calf may be raised on a farm, Brought into the world, Early part of the day, poetically, Like a well-trimmed yard

LinkedIn Crossclimb 889 : Become less visible, like the moon, Arm gesture meaning "hello" or "goodbye", Where to find stalactites, Feel sympathy, Uneaten part of an apple

LinkedIn Crossclimb 888 : Package of 500 sheets of paper, Travel without a plan, Type of cushioning or rubber, Something you might fill out with your name and address, "The early bird catches the ___"

LinkedIn Crossclimb 887 : Pleated garment associated with Scotland, Lean over a little, Piece of material often used to cover a floor or wall, "___ flies when you're having fun", Green citrus fruit

LinkedIn Crossclimb 886 : Small skin opening, Leo XIV, for one, Cord that may be climbed for exercise, Ready to be picked, as fruit, Damages, as a page in a book

LinkedIn Crossclimb 885 : Trendy or acceptable, Play the ___ (act like a court jester), Necessary source of nutrients, Having a warm, positive opinion (of), Locate, as something lost

LinkedIn Crossclimb 884 : Loud ringer at many churches, Fancy party, or a sphere, Lacking hair, Word following "rubber" or "rock", Substance found on a beach or in an hourglass

LinkedIn Crossclimb 883 : Constantly worry, or part of a guitar's neck, Body parts with arches and soles, Soft surface on a billiards table, Went to the ground, most likely accidentally, Pour liquid into, as a glass

LinkedIn Crossclimb 882 : Lose one's footing, Extremely narrow opening, Narrow opening, Lacking speed, Movement of water or air

LinkedIn Crossclimb 881 : Necklace part, or drop of sweat, Word following "brown," "black," or "polar", Stout, porter, or pale ale, Creatures who live in hives, Casual shirts named for the 20th letter of the alphabet

LinkedIn Crossclimb 880 : Small squares containing circuits, Short segments from longer videos, Turns over, as a playing card, Plays with, as a kite, Runs away from danger

LinkedIn Crossclimb 879 : Spike in a World Cup player's footwear, Peek at a classmate's test, say, Crude and unimaginative, as a trick, Little sound from a nest, Animals often herded by dogs

LinkedIn Crossclimb 878 : Carbonated water, Element at the end of a song, Do a programmer's job, Be an omen, Physiques, colloquially

LinkedIn Crossclimb 877 : Part of a skeleton, ___ of one's existence (nemesis), Hair on a horse's neck, Created, Gradually become invisible

LinkedIn Crossclimb 876 : Cartoon Flintstone who said "Yabba-dabba-doo!", Serve a meal to, ___ for yourself (get what you need without help), Flex, like an elbow or knee, Musical group

LinkedIn Crossclimb 875 : Fairy ___ (bedtime story), Drained of color, Either side of a sheet in a book, Living ___ (fair salary), Walk in knee-deep water

LinkedIn Crossclimb 874 : ___-playing game, Do a somersault, Cost to drive on some roadways, Work very hard, Wagging appendage

LinkedIn Crossclimb 873 : At a higher speed, Irritate or bother, Become more irritating, like a problem you are ignoring, Large notice or picture hung on a wall, Stouter

LinkedIn Crossclimb 872 : You might make one for a shopping trip, Sculpture of the upper part of the body, Another word for what's called an elevator in North America, One of the seven deadly sins, Having lots of things going on

LinkedIn Crossclimb 871 : The tops, quality-wise, Out of shape or crooked, Monthly apartment payment, Tear apart, Outer part of a lemon

LinkedIn Crossclimb 870 : Group of cattle, “Hit the nail on the ___”, Make warm, Impressive achievement requiring a fair amount of skill, Gathering or celebration (often used as a suffix, as after Oktober)

LinkedIn Crossclimb 869 : Places where you can safely see lions, Makes a sound like a dove, Hip or trendy, Burnable form of carbon, Garment to protect from chilly weather

LinkedIn Crossclimb 868 : Outside covering of a tree, Songbird whose name completes the phrase “on a ___”, meaning to do something impulsively or just for fun, Shortage or absence of something, Short taste, as of a lollipop, Choose between a few options

LinkedIn Crossclimb 867 : Aching a bit, as after a run, Opposite of less, Swampy land, Dig in the earth for precious metals, “Make up your ___” (come to a decision)

LinkedIn Crossclimb 866 : Awaken, or stir to action, ___ and tumble (turbulent), Affect one's heartstrings, Hard to chew, like low-quality meat, Cosmetics purchase for the cheeks

LinkedIn Crossclimb 865 : Wax and ___, Boat that's simply logs lashed together, Desire, ___ and rave, Fissure, as in nature or a tense relationship

LinkedIn Crossclimb 864 : Graphic design used to represent a company, Cut sections of tree trunks that may be used as firewood, Runs at a relaxed pace, Puts down on paper quickly, Vehicles like 747s and 767s

LinkedIn Crossclimb 863 : What you use to tie up a boat at a pier, Ready to eat, like fruit, Clean with a rag, as a pane of glass, "A word to the ___" (helpful hint), Gripping tool with two jaws

LinkedIn Crossclimb 862 : Clean and organized, Close by, Fruit shaped like a teardrop, Colleague who is an equal to you in age, job, and/or social status, Raised walkway that extends from the shore over water

LinkedIn Crossclimb 861 : Part to play in a project or organization, One of eighteen on a typical golf course, "Please ___" (don't hang up the phone), Feature of a raincoat that covers the head, Captain ___ (Peter Pan character, whose name is also something attached to his arm)

LinkedIn Crossclimb 860 : One of eight in an octagon, Page to visit on the internet, Uses a chair, Drops below the horizon, like the sun at the end of the day, Lays eyes upon

LinkedIn Crossclimb 859 : Gives a hello on Facebook (using an icon like this: 👈), People from Warsaw, "That ___ in comparison", Cuts the peel off a potato with a special knife, Costs paid to ride buses

LinkedIn Crossclimb 858 : Renaissance string instrument (adding an F to the start forms the name of a wind instrument), Not on time, Muscles in the lower back, for short, Allows, or rents out a property, Flowery garlands used in hula dancing

LinkedIn Crossclimb 857 : Plant grown for human consumption, Where chickens live, Section of a roller coaster that may be particularly exciting or scary to ride around, Treasure found in a dungeon, Black powder in a chimney

LinkedIn Crossclimb 856 : Colloquial term for an animated TV show, Screwdriver, chisel, or hammer, You may pay it to go over a bridge, Drawer that stores money in a cash register, Raised bit of land that's smaller than a mountain

LinkedIn Crossclimb 855 : “___ the dragon” (conquer a difficult challenge), Shut loudly, as a door, Line where two pieces of fabric are joined, Large quantity of paper, Wander somewhat aimlessly

LinkedIn Crossclimb 854 : Lumber, Tries to win someone’s affection, Really impresses with a performance, Female pigs, Uses a needle and thread

LinkedIn Crossclimb 853 : Grow weary from activity, Employ someone to join a work team, Home for bees, Number of stars in many top ratings, Satisfactory, or amount paid as a penalty

LinkedIn Crossclimb 852 : Mississippi or Nile, for example, Scuba ___, City in England with white cliffs, Perform a new version of a song originally by another artist, Have a strong desire for something that belongs to someone else

LinkedIn Crossclimb 851 : Nutrient-rich drink produced by mammals, Relative of the weasel, Ice skating venue, Assign items an order based on their relative quality, Where Scrabble tiles may sit before they're played

LinkedIn Crossclimb 850 : Returned from a trip abroad, Johann Sebastian ___ (German composer), Alternative to a shower, Route from one place to another, Gently touches, as a pet dog

LinkedIn Crossclimb 849 : Produced an egg, as a hen, Country, or the end of several country names, Playing area used for ten-pin bowling, Walking aid held in one hand, Geometric shape with a circular base that rises to a single vertex

LinkedIn Crossclimb 848 : Human residential area smaller than a city, Ripped apart, as scraps of paper, Vegetable that can be eaten “on the cob”, Word after power, spinal, or vocal, “The ___ of the Rings” (fantasy epic published in three parts)

LinkedIn Crossclimb 847 : Plunged, Soft green material on a poker table, It may hold up your jeans, Quality of a danceable song, Stone with a hole in it used in jewelry

LinkedIn Crossclimb 846 : A genie may grant one, Clever and experienced, Alcoholic drink made by fermenting grape juice, Weather measured on the Beaufort scale (8 means a gale, for example), What a wizard wields

LinkedIn Crossclimb 845 : Charges added at the end of a sales receipt, Men's formalwear options, for short, Catchy ditties, Letters a Norse god might use, Deceptive tricks

LinkedIn Crossclimb 844 : Like some testimony and enemies, Open disrespect, Total of how many goals each team has, Frightening moment, Pass along to your followers, as a social media post

LinkedIn Crossclimb 843 : What a V stood for, in ancient Rome, Emulate an Olympian who starts on a board, American currency that is roughly equivalent to a ten-pence coin, Title bestowed on a woman in Britain, Identical

LinkedIn Crossclimb 842 : Large barrel-shaped container for wine or other liquids, What a superhero wears to protect their other identity, “You're way off the ___” (far from accurate), Grassy area for public enjoyment, Type of meat served at a pig roast

LinkedIn Crossclimb 841 : “___ over matter” (mental focus can overcome physical obstacles), Locate a lost item by searching, Enamored, with “of”, Common step in origami, Top medal at the Olympics

LinkedIn Crossclimb 840 : Stuffed, Animal that symbolizes a rising stock market, It may become a law, Opposite of "won't", Source of drinking water

LinkedIn Crossclimb 839 : Physical property measured in grams, Tall pole used to support a sail, Fiberglass bandage used to immobilize a broken bone, It's listed on a price tag, Outerwear to protect from the cold and rain

LinkedIn Crossclimb 838 : Made untidy or disheveled, as someone's hair, Didn't hit the target, Gave false information to, Fed through a grinding machine, as wheat, Like these blanks, when you're done with them

LinkedIn Crossclimb 837 : Appliance for roasting a turkey, Common Swedish boy's name that means "young man", Perceived, Appear (to be), Part of a plant, or an acronym for four evidence-based fields of study

LinkedIn Crossclimb 836 : Outdoor pest that has a powerful sting, Become misshapen, often under heat, To complain, or a type of fish like koi, Vehicle used for hauling, Component of a larger whole

LinkedIn Crossclimb 835 : Thumbs-up response on social media, A large body of water surrounded by land, Japanese rice wine, “In the ___ boat” (sharing a difficult situation), Domesticated, like a household pet

LinkedIn Crossclimb 834 : Having above-average height, Something Hans Christian Andersen wrote, Bundle of straw or hay, Something used to neutralize an acid, Loll in the sun

LinkedIn Crossclimb 833 : Showed up, as to a party, Word after "word," "board," or "video", Entryway in a fence, Diminutive name for "Catherine" used by the Princess of Wales (___ Middleton), Toy on a string that's brought out on a windy day

LinkedIn Crossclimb 832 : Where eyeglasses might rest, Attachment to a fire hydrant, Emcee of a television show, Make a sound like an owl, Curved item at the end of a fishing line

LinkedIn Crossclimb 831 : Black birds that collectively form a "murder", The top part of the head, or something one might put there, Cook until the color changes, as onions, Muscular strength, Human organ that takes up only 2% of a body's weight but uses about 20% of its energy

LinkedIn Crossclimb 830 : People from the same country as Neils Bohr and Hans Christian Andersen, Parts of windmills, Pieces of pottery that may hold flowers, Military installations, Foundation of an argument

LinkedIn Crossclimb 829 : A system to encrypt words to send a secret message, The most frequently appearing value in a data set, Burrowing animal, or a unit of measurement in chemistry, Something that can be dug in the ground, Sharpen, as one’s skills

LinkedIn Crossclimb 828 : As it happens, like a news event being broadcast, “All is fair in ___ and war”, Stories passed down between generations that may or may not be true, Word a golfer may shout when a ball is hit off course, Major automobile manufacturer based in the US in Michigan

LinkedIn Crossclimb 827 : Sticky strip that can be used instead of glue, Light hits, Gets a lot of rays at the beach, A great amount, or units to describe something weighing 10,000 pounds, Pulls an automobile to a repair shop

LinkedIn Crossclimb 825 : Part of a dog that might wag, Opposite of short, Payment to cross a bridge, “I ___ you so!” (expression when someone didn’t listen to a prior warning), Amphibian creature similar to a frog

LinkedIn Crossclimb 824 : ___-goose chase (lengthy and usually fruitless pursuit), Breathing organ used by a fish to get oxygen from water, Gentle or moderate, Cunning and shrewd, Place where grain is ground into flour

LinkedIn Crossclimb 823 : Alumni of a university, for short, Urges on with a stick, Lots and lots, Potential customers who are interested in a company’s services, ___ a hand (helps out)

LinkedIn Crossclimb 822 : Classical element alongside earth, air, and water, Evergreen trees known for needle-like leaves, States publicly, as grievances, Goals and objectives, Body parts attached to the shoulders

LinkedIn Crossclimb 875 : Fairy _ (bedtime story), Drained of color, Either side of a sheet in a book, Living _ (fair salary), Walk in knee-deep water

LinkedIn Crossclimb 865 : Wax and _, Boat that's simply logs lashed together, Desire, _ and rave, Fissure, as in nature or a tense relationship

LinkedIn Crossclimb 861 : Part to play in a project or organization, One of eighteen on a typical golf course, "Please _" (don't hang up the phone), Feature of a raincoat that covers the head, Captain _ (Peter Pan character, whose name is also something attached to his arm)