CodyCross Australia Gruppo 1014 Cruciverba 3 Soluzioni

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Austin Powers actor Verne
TROYER
Beef steak cut from the longissimus dorsi
RIBEYE
Car part that’s called the hood in the US
BONNET
Collect your order yourself from the restaurant
PICK UP
Connected to a computer network
ONLINE
Describes yarns with knobbles that add sheen
SLUBBY
Fifth album of cartoon band Gorillaz
HUMANZ
Gods’ dwelling place in Ancient Chinese mythology
KUNLUN
Russian peasant of the 17th century
MUZHIK
The three upright posts of a cricket wicket
STUMPS
To be present at an activity or event
ATTEND
Tuesdays with __; 1997 memoir by Mitch Ablom
MORRIE
Unsaturated hydrocarbon with a double bond
ALKENE
Wooden homes for overnight safari tourists
LODGES
__ City Christchurch’s botanical nickname
GARDEN

About This Puzzle

CodyCross Australia Group 1014 Puzzle 3 is part of the Australia 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 Australia Group 1014 Puzzle 3 — Full Answer List

Austin Powers actor Verne

TROYER

Beef steak cut from the longissimus dorsi

RIBEYE

Car part that’s called the hood in the US

BONNET

Collect your order yourself from the restaurant

PICK UP

Connected to a computer network

ONLINE

Describes yarns with knobbles that add sheen

SLUBBY

Fifth album of cartoon band Gorillaz

HUMANZ

Gods’ dwelling place in Ancient Chinese mythology

KUNLUN

Russian peasant of the 17th century

MUZHIK

The three upright posts of a cricket wicket

STUMPS

To be present at an activity or event

ATTEND

Tuesdays with __; 1997 memoir by Mitch Ablom

MORRIE

Unsaturated hydrocarbon with a double bond

ALKENE

Wooden homes for overnight safari tourists

LODGES

__ City Christchurch’s botanical nickname

GARDEN