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Type of waterbird that tried to eat Nemo
PELICAN
Men who wore armor and liked to joust
KNIGHTS
Meaty tube sliced and put into stews and soups
SAUSAGE
Scott __ vs the World musician movie
PILGRIM
Frostys pipe was made out of this
CORNCOB
Twisted rope-shaped doughnut strips
YUMYUMS
Porcelain manufacturer with royal warrant
DOULTON
Compounds with same atoms differently arranged
ISOMERS
Country whose name is an anagram of regalia
ALGERIA
Main scoring method in snooker
POTTING
Open sandwich in Mexican cuisine
MOLLETE
Fleshy part of the hearing organ
EARLOBE
The Moons A __ 1971 David Niven memoir
BALLOON
Old-fashioned name for tetanus
LOCKJAW
Telling of a lie while testifying in court
PERJURY
French term for fashionable
ALAMODE

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CodyCross Cafe Group 1326 Puzzle 1 is part of the Cafe world in CodyCross — a crossword puzzle game by Fanatee. This puzzle contains 16 clues. Each answer fits into the crossword grid and helps you reveal the hidden bonus word.

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CodyCross Cafe Group 1326 Puzzle 1 — Full Answer List

Type of waterbird that tried to eat Nemo

PELICAN

Men who wore armor and liked to joust

KNIGHTS

Meaty tube sliced and put into stews and soups

SAUSAGE

Scott __ vs the World musician movie

PILGRIM

Frostys pipe was made out of this

CORNCOB

Twisted rope-shaped doughnut strips

YUMYUMS

Porcelain manufacturer with royal warrant

DOULTON

Compounds with same atoms differently arranged

ISOMERS

Country whose name is an anagram of regalia

ALGERIA

Main scoring method in snooker

POTTING

Open sandwich in Mexican cuisine

MOLLETE

Fleshy part of the hearing organ

EARLOBE

The Moons A __ 1971 David Niven memoir

BALLOON

Old-fashioned name for tetanus

LOCKJAW

Telling of a lie while testifying in court

PERJURY

French term for fashionable

ALAMODE