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JACodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 Answers
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Welcome to the complete CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 answers. Below you will find all 11 clues from this puzzle solved and verified, laid out in a clean clue and answer table you can scan in seconds. Whether you are stuck on a single tricky clue or clearing the whole board, every solution here is checked by hand and refreshed whenever Fanatee updates the puzzle, so you always land on the right word.
This puzzle belongs to the Sports world, sports, athletics, and competition. The clues mix everyday vocabulary with trickier trivia, and each answer locks into the crossword grid by its length and crossing letters. Use the table below to jump straight to your clue, or read the clue by clue notes underneath for a nudge before the full reveal.
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Answer Summary for Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3
All 11 answers in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 are 6 letters long: CRIMEA, BUREAU, IGUANA, ABOARD, SYDNEY, WASABI, TWEETY, REVVED, GREECE, KENNYG and KOSOVO.
All Clues & Answers
| Clue | Answer | Letters | Starts With |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russia annexed this Ukranian peninsula in 2014 | CRIMEA | 6 | C |
| FBI: Federal __ of Investigation | BUREAU | 6 | B |
| The Night of the __ Tennessee Williams’ play | IGUANA | 6 | I |
| On a ship | ABOARD | 6 | A |
| City which debuted trampolining at the Olympics | SYDNEY | 6 | S |
| Japanese horseradish used by sushi lovers | WASABI | 6 | W |
| Ornery bird in Looney Tunes | TWEETY | 6 | T |
| Blinded by the light __ up like a deuce | REVVED | 6 | R |
| This country goes first in Summer Olympics parade | GREECE | 6 | G |
| Perhaps only saxophonist who is household name | KENNYG | 6 | K |
| Balkan country at war in 1998 and 1999 | KOSOVO | 6 | K |
Clue-by-Clue Notes
The answer to "Russia annexed this Ukranian peninsula in 2014" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is CRIMEA. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter C. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
The answer to "FBI: Federal __ of Investigation" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is BUREAU. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter B. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
The answer to "The Night of the __ Tennessee Williams’ play" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is IGUANA. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter I. It opens with a vowel, so it often shares its first square with a down clue - fill it early.
The answer to "On a ship" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is ABOARD. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter A. It opens with a vowel, so it often shares its first square with a down clue - fill it early.
The answer to "City which debuted trampolining at the Olympics" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is SYDNEY. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter S. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
The answer to "Japanese horseradish used by sushi lovers" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is WASABI. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter W. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
The answer to "Ornery bird in Looney Tunes" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is TWEETY. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter T. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
The answer to "Blinded by the light __ up like a deuce" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is REVVED. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter R. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
The answer to "This country goes first in Summer Olympics parade" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is GREECE. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter G. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
The answer to "Perhaps only saxophonist who is household name" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is KENNYG. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter K. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
The answer to "Balkan country at war in 1998 and 1999" in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3 is KOSOVO. It is a 6-letter word starting with the letter K. With a couple of crossing letters in place, this one falls quickly.
How to Solve Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3
Start with the shortest clues - every answer in this puzzle is 6 letters, so use the letter count to narrow things down. Crossing letters from solved clues reveal the harder ones, and once all 11 are filled the bonus word appears. Stuck on a themed clue? Sports clues focus on sports, athletics, and competition, so think along those lines. Just finished the last one? Compare with Sports Group 147 Puzzle 2.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many clues are in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3?
This puzzle contains 11 clues, each with a single-word answer that fits the crossword grid.
Where is this puzzle in CodyCross?
Open the Sports world in the CodyCross app, select Group 147, and choose Puzzle 3.
Are these CodyCross answers free?
Yes - every clue and answer on this page is free with no registration required.
What is the bonus word for CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3?
Bonus word data for this puzzle is not yet available on this site.
What is the longest answer in CodyCross Sports Group 147 Puzzle 3?
The longest answer is CRIMEA at 6 letters.
How many groups does CodyCross Sports have?
Sports has 20 groups with a total of about 100 puzzles on this site.
