CodyCross Group 2,127
Answers

63 linked answers, in play order with letter counts.

HACKY SACK

All 63 clues and answers

ClueAnswerLetters
Becoming less strong.WEAKENING9
Footbag game popular on 90s college campuses.HACKY SACK10
Fourth of July entertainment.FIREWORKS9
Inflatable rubber with valve inside bike wheels.INNER TUBE10
Number of full miles in a marathon race.TWENTY SIX10
Practice match for a contact sport like rugby.SCRIMMAGE9
Short pasta tubes popular with cheese sauce.MACARONIS9
Someone who avoids having their photo taken.CAMERA SHY10
Source of slices for sandwich tops and bottoms.BREAD LOAF10
Time of day between noon and evening.AFTERNOON9
"One man's meat is another man's __".POISON6
Another name for baby birds.CHICKS6
Crime, wrongdoing, offense.FELONY6
Element with atomic number 56 and symbol Ba.BARIUM6
Fraud, swindle.RIPOFF6
In basketball a pass that helps another score.ASSIST6
Joanna behind Magnolia Table, Fixer Upper.GAINES6
Mustachioed seal-like creature.WALRUS6
Not complicated.SIMPLE6
Remove items from a suitcase.UNPACK6
Rubber used to remove marks or writing.ERASER6
Runway walkers.MODELS6
Saucer thrown at the Olympics.DISCUS6
These are Krispy.KREMES6
Type of mistake anyone could have made.HONEST6
__ Calling, The Clash anthem about UK capital.LONDON6
Avoiding getting hit by a ball.DODGING7
Capital of Thailand.BANGKOK7
Embarrassed, humiliated, full of regret.ASHAMED7
Falkland Islands capital.STANLEY7
Gummy candy brand with lime green box.JUJUBES7
Horses, donkeys, mules.EQUINES7
In an untidy way.MESSILY7
List of Santa's that's not nice.NAUGHTY7
Measure of how physically healthy someone is.FITNESS7
Not solids or gases.LIQUIDS7
One orifice of a sponge that allows ventilation.OSCULUM7
Small yellowish citrus fruit often found in pie.KEY LIME8
The designer of Jackie Kennedy's pillbox hats.HALSTON7
The noise or sound of the 1920s.ROARING7
World's fastest runner.CHEETAH7
Amount of something that is more than necessary.EXCESS6
Charlie Brown's dog.SNOOPY6
Edinburgh's annual arts festival, began in 1947.FRINGE6
Excuse or justification for doing something.REASON6
French forest ravaged by fire in 1949.LANDES6
Home city of the 2018 World Series winner.BOSTON6
King said to have pulled the sword from the stone.ARTHUR6
Lacey's crime-solving partner.CAGNEY6
Paint used as an undercoat.PRIMER6
Someone who plays tricks or deceives others.HOAXER6
The __ Papers; Dickens serial in Bentley's journal.MUDFOG6
Tiger Woods is an American pro __ from Cypress, CA.GOLFER6
Actor Richard, star of Jaws and American Graffiti.DREYFUSS8
African country abbreviated "ET".ETHIOPIA8
Baseball legend, nicknamed the Bambino.BABE RUTH9
Cold dairy product found inside mochi.ICE CREAM9
Crossword style game with lettered tiles.SCRABBLE8
Dark Scandinavian staple often made with caraway.RYE BREAD9
Deadly sin of incessant eating and drinking.GLUTTONY8
Kuala Lumpur is in this Southeast Asian country.MALAYSIA8
Mustached Aussie tennis champ, John __.NEWCOMBE8
__ Theatre: Centre for the Performing Arts.PRINCESS8

CodyCross Group 2,127 belongs to the Health and Fitness world and contains 63 clues across its five puzzles, each listed below with its answer and letter count. The longest answer is HACKY SACK at 10 letters. That is the usual size for a group, so the five puzzles inside it are close to full.

CodyCross is a clue game rather than a letter game, so the useful thing on this page is the clue text itself. If you are stuck on a single line, find that exact wording in the table below rather than reading a bare list of answers — the words around it are what confirm you are on the right puzzle, since answers repeat across the game far more often than clues do.

Answers average 7.2 letters across this group — mid-length, where the clue and the crossings carry roughly equal weight. Work whichever you have more of.

This group sits in the 2,101–2,200 block, with group 2,126 and group 2,128 linked at the foot of the page.

Group 2,127 at a glance
WorldHealth and Fitness
Clues in group63
Longest answerHACKY SACK (10)
Shortest answerPOISON (6)
Average length7.2 letters
Group2,127
Questions

CodyCross Group 2,127 FAQ

1What is the answer to CodyCross Group 2,127?+
All 63 answers are listed above, each with its letter count.
2How many answers does this level have?+
63, all listed on this page.
3Where do I go next?+
Use the links at the foot of the page for group 2,126 and group 2,128, or browse the whole 2,101–2,200 block.
4Are these answers verified?+
Yes. This puzzle was imported from a structured source record and validated on build. See the method page for exactly what is checked.
How to play

How CodyCross Works

The same three moves solve most CodyCross puzzles, including this one.

1

Search the clue, not the answer

CodyCross repeats answers across worlds but rarely repeats a clue. The wording is what pins down which line you are on.

2

Fill the crossings first

Long answers are more constrained than short ones. With a few intersecting letters the grid usually decides the word before the clue does.

3

Check the world

Every group page names its world. If it does not match the one on your screen, you have the wrong group number.

Play smarter

CodyCross Tips & Strategy

Starting with what this particular group teaches you.

1

This chain has 63 links

Fill the answers you are sure of first — each confirmed link constrains its neighbours far more than the clue alone.

2

Longest answer is HACKY SACK

At 10 letters it is the most constrained slot on the level, which usually makes it the easiest to place.

3

The clue identifies the line

Answers repeat throughout CodyCross; clues almost never do. Match the exact wording and you can be certain you are on the right puzzle.

4

Letter counts split near-identical clues

Where two clues read similarly, the answer length separates them instantly. Every answer here carries its count.

5

Long answers are the easy ones

More squares means more crossings and fewer possible words. If a group is fighting you, start with its longest slot rather than its shortest.

6

Work the group, not the puzzle

Puzzles inside a group share a theme. A clue that makes no sense alone often becomes obvious once you have read the others on the same group page.

By the numbers

CodyCross Group 2,127 In Detail

Everything recorded for this puzzle, counted from its source record.

Answers in chain63
Longest answerHACKY SACK
Average length7.2 letters
Level2,127
Block2,101–2,200