Code Busters level guide

Code Busters Level 25 Walkthrough

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Code Busters Level 25 uses a 10,000-dollar diamond-ring illustration and a masked three-letter word to complete the idiom COST AN ARM AND A LEG.

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How to Solve Code Busters Level 25 — Full Solution

  1. Identify the complete phrase COST AN ARM AND A LEG. from the seeded COST and expensive-ring illustration.
  2. Enter 17=N after A to complete AN.
  3. Fill the three orange question-mark cells as A, R, and M to reveal ARM.
  4. Enter 11=A, 17=N, and 26=D to complete AND.
  5. Enter 11=A for the standalone A on the bottom line.
  6. Use 25=L and 8=E before the seeded G to finish LEG. and complete the idiom.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Treating the masked ??? segment as unrelated cells instead of the word ARM.
  • Guessing a different price idiom that does not fit the visible COST and final G.
  • Stopping after ARM and overlooking the separate AND A LEG. fragments.
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Quick Tips for Code Busters Level 25 (quick clues)

  • Use the 10,000$ ring as the clue for an extreme cost.
  • The three masked cells between AN and AND spell ARM.
  • Finish the separate bottom fragment as A LEG.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
An IDIOMS board shows a customer, seller, diamond ring, and 10,000$ price bubble above COST A_ ___ A__ and _ _ _ G. Three orange ? cells mask ARM.
Goal
Reveal the masked ARM segment, then complete AND and A LEG so the entire idiom turns green.
Opening
The expensive-ring illustration and seeded COST identify the phrase; enter 17=N to make AN, then fill the three hidden cells as ARM.
Danger Zone
The orange ??? is one complete word, ARM. The phrase remains unfinished until 11=A, 17=N, 26=D form AND and the lower A LEG. is filled.
Mechanics
This illustrated IDIOMS round masks a three-letter word with question-mark cells; the video solves it directly without using the hammer or wand.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which idiom matches the expensive ring illustration?

    The complete idiom is COST AN ARM AND A LEG.

  • What goes in the three orange question-mark cells?

    Enter A, R, and M to spell ARM.

  • Which visible mappings finish AND A LEG?

    Use 11=A, 17=N, 26=D, then 11=A, 25=L, and 8=E before the seeded G.

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