Mesopotamia

This two-word phrase is the first line in Hamlet

Answer: WHOS THERE

The answer to the CodyCross clue “This two-word phrase is the first line in Hamlet” is WHOS THERE. This clue appears in 1 CodyCross puzzle across Mesopotamia. Find the full puzzle with this clue below, or browse other CodyCross answers from the same world.

CodyCross Answer
WHOS THERE
10 letters

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Mesopotamia — Group 963, Puzzle 4 View puzzle →

Other Clues in Mesopotamia Group 963 Puzzle 4

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Early music delivery devices made from wax

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John US author of The Grapes of Wrath

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Normandy port where the RMS Titanic docked

CHERBOURG

Single-humped Arabian camel

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Warm feelings for a past time or place

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