Dr. Seuss likes this, "it wakes up brain cells".

The first hint to crack the puzzle «Dr. Seuss likes this, "it wakes up brain cells".» is:

It is a word which contains 8 letters

The second hint to crack the puzzle «Dr. Seuss likes this, "it wakes up brain cells".» is:

It starts with letter N

N

The third hint to crack the puzzle «Dr. Seuss likes this, "it wakes up brain cells".» is:

It ends with letter E

N e

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The answer for the puzzle «Dr. Seuss likes this, "it wakes up brain cells".» is:

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Puzzle 18

Summaries that give away storyline twists.

Dismiss someone, or add up change before paying.

WC, lavatory, the loo.

Pugilist canine with a square muzzle.

The 24-hour period named after the Norse god Thor.

Flashing in the light, gleaming.

When men and women are treated the same.

Early economy of North America based on pelts.

Religious studies.

Plane with a rotor, "spins on its own".

The surname of the man who had 3 angels and Bosley.

Central hill of ancient Rome.

City in the South of France, HQ of Airbus.

A one-piece garment worn by parachutists.

World athletic competition, first held in Greece.

How to act to get a squirrel to like you?.

Sheet with letters cut out to paint through.

The excessive curvature of the spine.

Sweet Italian liqueur made from bitter almonds.

Where Bambi and Thumper live.

Best-selling Commodore Sixty Four, a personal __.

Tom Waits wrote The Piano Has Been doing this.

Lessons in this fancy dancing include the Tango.

To put inside a fruit seed.