Daily Themed Crossword Etched In Wax Level 5 Answers
Every clue from Level 5 of the Etched In Wax pack — listed below with the answer one click away.
Welcome to the answer guide for Daily Themed Crossword Etched In Wax Level 5. Below you’ll find all the clues from this mini puzzle. Tap any clue to reveal the full answer, the letter count, and a bit of context to help the entry stick in your head for next time.
Working through the Etched In Wax pack in order is the easiest way to learn the rhythm of Daily Themed Crossword — short fills, themed wordplay, and the occasional pop-culture name. Use this list as a hint when one stubborn clue is blocking the rest of the grid.
Clues in Level 5
Adam and Eves garden
4 letters
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American aluminium company from Pittsburgh
5 letters
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Beer made by warm fermentation method
3 letters
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Charged atomic particle
3 letters
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Common skin condition for teens
4 letters
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Ideal for dieters in short
5 letters
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Informal word for grandmother
3 letters
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Multipurpose hand held devices Abbr.
4 letters
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Norman Vincent ___ author of The Power Of Positive Thinking
5 letters
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Part of the eye in contact with a contact lens
6 letters
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Red Cross supplies this red liquid used for transfusion
5 letters
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Vegetable that can roll?
3 letters
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___ Brosnan Bond from the movie Die Another Day who has a wax statue at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas
6 letters
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___ Castafiore opera singer from The Adventures Of Tintin
6 letters
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___ Connery Bond from the movie Goldfinger who has a wax statue at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas
4 letters
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___ Craig Bond from the movie Skyfall who has a wax statue at Madame Tussauds Las Vegas
6 letters
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Tips for Level 5
- Try crossings first. Even one confirmed letter often reveals the rest of the entry without spoiling anything.
- Watch for short fills. Etched In Wax packs lean on 3–5 letter answers — common crossword “classics” show up here often.
- Use answers as flashcards. When you reveal one, take five seconds to understand why it fits the clue — you’ll need fewer reveals next time.