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1939 musical western film: Let __ Ring
FREEDOM
Admire someone for their achievements
RESPECT
Best-selling solo song by John Lennon
IMAGINE
Catch glove worn by a goalie in ice hockey
TRAPPER
Early morning prayers in the RC church
NOCTURN
Flat whites lattes or espressos
COFFEES
Icelandic parliament the oldest in the world
ALTHING
Italian river famously crossed by Julius Caesar
RUBICON
Port __ French Riviera resort for yacht-spotting
GRIMAUD
Six-pointed star
HEXAGRAM
Surname of Buffy the Vampire Slayer
SUMMERS
The N in CERN (as Anglicized)
NUCLEAR
The cells in the body that transmit nerve impulses
NEURONS
This Valley has a strong tech industry
SILICON
UK chemist Dorothy penicillin scientist
HODGKIN
About This Puzzle
CodyCross Space Exploration Group 909 Puzzle 1 is part of the Space Exploration world in CodyCross — a crossword puzzle game by Fanatee. This puzzle contains 15 clues. Each answer fits into the crossword grid and helps you reveal the hidden bonus word.
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CodyCross Space Exploration Group 909 Puzzle 1 — Full Answer List
1939 musical western film: Let __ Ring
FREEDOM
Admire someone for their achievements
RESPECT
Best-selling solo song by John Lennon
IMAGINE
Catch glove worn by a goalie in ice hockey
TRAPPER
Early morning prayers in the RC church
NOCTURN
Flat whites lattes or espressos
COFFEES
Icelandic parliament the oldest in the world
ALTHING
Italian river famously crossed by Julius Caesar
RUBICON
Port __ French Riviera resort for yacht-spotting
GRIMAUD
Six-pointed star
HEXAGRAM
Surname of Buffy the Vampire Slayer
SUMMERS
The N in CERN (as Anglicized)
NUCLEAR
The cells in the body that transmit nerve impulses
NEURONS
This Valley has a strong tech industry
SILICON
UK chemist Dorothy penicillin scientist
HODGKIN
