CodyCross Group 860
Answers
68 linked answers, in play order with letter counts.
All 68 clues and answers
| Clue | Answer | Letters |
|---|---|---|
| Body part that gets sore with strep | THROAT | 6 |
| British Museum gallery with the Elgin Marbles | DUVEEN | 6 |
| Calvin Harris met you in the __ | SUMMER | 6 |
| Canadian sitcom of the 2000s: __ Gas | CORNER | 6 |
| Pointed peaks at the top of buildings | SPIRES | 6 |
| Priest Menno whose followers were Mennonites | SIMONS | 6 |
| Removed outer cover of grains and nuts | HUSKED | 6 |
| Thai taxi bike an auto rickshaw | TUK TUK | 7 |
| Warren Buffett is sometimes called this | ORACLE | 6 |
| Whines sighs | GROANS | 6 |
| __ de change currency exchange office | BUREAU | 6 |
| Belgian capital | BRUSSELS | 8 |
| Devon city where Sir Francis Drake played bowls | PLYMOUTH | 8 |
| French inventor of permanent photos | DAGUERRE | 8 |
| Illustrating a book page with brushes and oils | PAINTING | 8 |
| New Order formed after this band ended: Joy __ | DIVISION | 8 |
| Not the shortest route not straight there | INDIRECT | 8 |
| Squatting with your back against a flat surface | WALL SITS | 9 |
| Stuffed like a nose during a cold or flu | BUNGED UP | 9 |
| The meaning of farce in a French restaurant | STUFFING | 8 |
| Watched or looked at | REGARDED | 8 |
| Baby frog with a wiggly tail | TADPOLE | 7 |
| Communications sent using radio waves | SIGNALS | 7 |
| Doctor or surgeon’s medical knife | SCALPEL | 7 |
| Expenditures costs | OUTLAYS | 7 |
| Hanging bar for acrobatic performances | TRAPEZE | 7 |
| Japanese pickled vegetable side served with sushi | OSHINKO | 7 |
| John who wrote The Spy Who Came In from the Cold | LE CARRE | 8 |
| Kicks a ball through an opponent’s legs | NUTMEGS | 7 |
| Latin-derived romance language spoken in Andorra | CATALAN | 7 |
| Leaving the car on a meter | PARKING | 7 |
| Non active not initiating anything | PASSIVE | 7 |
| Promises on oath | PLEDGES | 7 |
| Rideshare apps mean many people don’t hail this | TAXI CAB | 8 |
| Top layer of a planet | SURFACE | 7 |
| __ up the sun catching some rays | SOAKING | 7 |
| __ wardrobe; essential mix-and-match garments | CAPSULE | 7 |
| Can’t do it __ signals a (sweet) lack of talent | FOR TOFFEE | 10 |
| Adds notes to a diagram | ANNOTATES | 9 |
| Belgian glass-making and coal-mining hub | CHARLEROI | 9 |
| Carried by hikers | BACKPACKS | 9 |
| Garry __ comedian and author | SHANDLING | 9 |
| Neapolitan ice cream is vanilla strawberry __ | CHOCOLATE | 9 |
| Person you spend time with on February 14th | VALENTINE | 9 |
| Round woody edible fruits of the Corylus avellana | HAZELNUTS | 9 |
| Schindler’s List director | SPIELBERG | 9 |
| Steve __ star of Benidorm and Whitechapel | PEMBERTON | 9 |
| Sweats | PERSPIRES | 9 |
| The place in space where nothing gets out | BLACK HOLE | 10 |
| Victory by an overwhelming majority | LANDSLIDE | 9 |
| What is heard at a gig or performance with a band | LIVE MUSIC | 10 |
| __ hook; useful kit for climbers | GRAPPLING | 9 |
| Another term for the Christmas season | YULETIDE | 8 |
| Frank Woolworth’s middle name used in the business | WINFIELD | 8 |
| Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek’s reign of terror | BADLANDS | 8 |
| Perfecting something over time with practice | REFINING | 8 |
| Residence of the Dukes of Marlborough: __ Palace | BLENHEIM | 8 |
| Scottish city sometimes called Granite City | ABERDEEN | 8 |
| Second Hunger Games book: __ Fire | CATCHING | 8 |
| South African PM assassinated in 1966 | VERWOERD | 8 |
| The World Wide Web | INTERNET | 8 |
| The science of growing apples or other fruits | POMOLOGY | 8 |
| This young animal is known as a kid | BABY GOAT | 9 |
| Top these brown spice rolls with gooey frosting | CINNAMON | 8 |
| Walk-up price of a hotel room no discounts | RACK RATE | 9 |
| Washing or rinsing out water from one’s mouth | SWILLING | 8 |
| Wide flat back muscles on the back and under arms | LATERALS | 8 |
| __ ring Irish jewelry with clasping hands motif | CLADDAGH | 8 |
CodyCross Group 860 belongs to the Trip to Spain world and contains 68 clues across its five puzzles, each listed below with its answer and letter count. The longest answer is FOR TOFFEE 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 7.8 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 801–900 block, with group 859 and group 861 linked at the foot of the page.
CodyCross Group 860 FAQ
1What is the answer to CodyCross Group 860?+
2How many answers does this level have?+
3Where do I go next?+
4Are these answers verified?+
How CodyCross Works
The same three moves solve most CodyCross puzzles, including this one.
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.
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.
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.
CodyCross Tips & Strategy
Starting with what this particular group teaches you.
This chain has 68 links
Fill the answers you are sure of first — each confirmed link constrains its neighbours far more than the clue alone.
Longest answer is FOR TOFFEE
At 10 letters it is the most constrained slot on the level, which usually makes it the easiest to place.
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.
Letter counts split near-identical clues
Where two clues read similarly, the answer length separates them instantly. Every answer here carries its count.
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.
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.
CodyCross Group 860 In Detail
Everything recorded for this puzzle, counted from its source record.
| Answers in chain | 68 |
|---|---|
| Longest answer | FOR TOFFEE |
| Average length | 7.8 letters |
| Level | 860 |
| Block | 801–900 |
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