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Italian word for armpit
ASCELLA
Wanda Maximoffs most-worn color
SCARLET
Angel of the North sculptor Sir Antony __
GORMLEY
Use this to alter change for a new use
ADAPTOR
A system of rotating winds
CYCLONE
Bacterial fever named for its pinkish-red rash
SCARLET
Accolade
TRIBUTE
Imaginary germs
COOTIES
Old term for stupefying
ASTONES
Formed a unified whole
COHERED
Structure where stinging honey producers live
BEEHIVE
Folded filled pizza in Italian cuisine
CALZONE
Brightest star in the Auriga constellation
CAPELLA
Film with Willis as McClane and Rickman as Gruber
DIE  HARD
Second husband of Mary Queen of Scots
DARNLEY
Austrian playwright Johann born Vienna in 1801
NESTROY

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CodyCross Codycross Spaceship Group 1196 Puzzle 3 is part of the Codycross Spaceship 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 Codycross Spaceship Group 1196 Puzzle 3 — Full Answer List

Italian word for armpit

ASCELLA

Wanda Maximoffs most-worn color

SCARLET

Angel of the North sculptor Sir Antony __

GORMLEY

Use this to alter change for a new use

ADAPTOR

A system of rotating winds

CYCLONE

Bacterial fever named for its pinkish-red rash

SCARLET

Accolade

TRIBUTE

Imaginary germs

COOTIES

Old term for stupefying

ASTONES

Formed a unified whole

COHERED

Structure where stinging honey producers live

BEEHIVE

Folded filled pizza in Italian cuisine

CALZONE

Brightest star in the Auriga constellation

CAPELLA

Film with Willis as McClane and Rickman as Gruber

DIE  HARD

Second husband of Mary Queen of Scots

DARNLEY

Austrian playwright Johann born Vienna in 1801

NESTROY