CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 Answers
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This puzzle belongs to the Welcome To Japan world, welcome to japan themed trivia. 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 Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2
All 10 answers in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 are 9 letters long: LAZYRIVER, FREQUENCY, GONDOLIER, DOUGHHOOK, EXCAVATED, MATRIARCH, HEADLINES, SQUEEZING, EXONERATE and SWISSALPS.
All Clues & Answers
| Clue | Answer | Letters | Starts With |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slow-paced outdoor water park ride | LAZYRIVER | 9 | L |
| How often something happens | FREQUENCY | 9 | F |
| Person whose job is to row boats in Venice | GONDOLIER | 9 | G |
| Bladed mixer on a bread machine | DOUGHHOOK | 9 | D |
| Dug up brought to the surface | EXCAVATED | 9 | E |
| Female head of an extended family | MATRIARCH | 9 | M |
| Story titles in a newspaper | HEADLINES | 9 | H |
| Firmly pressing to remove liquid | SQUEEZING | 9 | S |
| Acquit absolve from blame | EXONERATE | 9 | E |
| Snowy peaks region including the Matterhorn | SWISSALPS | 9 | S |
Clue-by-Clue Notes
The answer to "Slow-paced outdoor water park ride" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is LAZYRIVER. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter L. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "How often something happens" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is FREQUENCY. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter F. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "Person whose job is to row boats in Venice" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is GONDOLIER. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter G. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "Bladed mixer on a bread machine" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is DOUGHHOOK. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter D. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "Dug up brought to the surface" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is EXCAVATED. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter E. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "Female head of an extended family" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is MATRIARCH. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter M. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "Story titles in a newspaper" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is HEADLINES. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter H. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "Firmly pressing to remove liquid" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is SQUEEZING. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter S. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "Acquit absolve from blame" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is EXONERATE. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter E. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
The answer to "Snowy peaks region including the Matterhorn" in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2 is SWISSALPS. It is a 9-letter word starting with the letter S. As a longer entry, its crossing letters help unlock the shorter clues around it.
How to Solve Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2
Fill the easy clues first - every answer in this puzzle is 9 letters, so use the letter count to narrow things down. Overlapping tiles from solved clues reveal the harder ones, and once all 10 are filled the bonus word appears. Need the theme? Welcome To Japan clues focus on welcome to japan themed trivia, so think along those lines. Just finished the last one? Compare with Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 1.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many clues are in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2?
This puzzle contains 10 clues, each with a single-word answer that fits the crossword grid.
Where is this puzzle in CodyCross?
Open the Welcome To Japan world in the CodyCross app, select Group 561, and choose Puzzle 2.
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What is the bonus word for CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2?
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What is the longest answer in CodyCross Welcome To Japan Group 561 Puzzle 2?
The longest answer is LAZYRIVER at 9 letters.
How many groups does CodyCross Welcome To Japan have?
Welcome To Japan has 20 groups with a total of about 100 puzzles on this site.