CodyCross 1969 Pack answers
1969
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AdventurePuzzle 1
1969 Michael Crichton thriller, The __ Strain.
Microorganism, restores bacteria to digestive tract.
Theme park ride with a vertical plunge.
French square dance for four couples.
Vertical garden to improve air quality.
The English Dame who starred in Skyfall and Cats.
Mystery-solving dog who first appeared in 1969.
A person who loves games and puzzles.
Puzzle 2
John T. Thompson invented it during World War I.
Nickname for a left-handed boxer or pitcher.
A type of lizard which is able to run on water.
Happening sporadically, at intervals.
Nutty, amber drink from Shaoxing used in cookery.
How you say "please" in Spanish.
Moonrise Kingdom director Wes, born 1969.
Northern Ireland's famous landmark, Giant's __.
Singer of Paradise by the Dashboard Light.
Black volcanic glass sought by rock hunters.
City where original CSI TV series was set.
Charles, French president who resigned in 1969.
Puzzle 3
Smoked herring that some have for breakfast.
Only European capital whose name begins with Z.
Margaret, author of 1969's The Edible Woman.
Wide-bottomed trouser style, popular in the 1970s.
Office role for a recent graduate or student.
Call Me Maybe singer Carly Rae.
Body of water crossed by Moses in Exodus.
Exceptionally bright meteorite.
Club golfers call the big dog.
Creatures in Jewish legend created from mud.
Term for which a position in office is held.
Juan, 1969 successor to Spain's General Franco.
Puzzle 4
Queen of Less German fashion house.
Prehistoric period just after the Stone Age.
Westley always says this to Buttercup.
Large glass flagons used for making wine.
Waste gasses released by vehicles.
Bob Dylan released this Skyline in 1969.
The mother of the Nine Muses in Greek mythology.
British actor who's been King Arthur, Bill Clinton.
UK band who released Ummagumma in 1969.
Puzzle 5
Deadlock, stalemate with no possible progress.
Austrian artist known for his drawings of women.
Mr. Prime, leader of the Autobots in Transformers.
Fonda family actress who debuted in Easy Rider.
Main character in Little Women.
18th-century horse won all his races over 18 years.
This type of star is born when supernovas explode.
Compliant; an object that is fit to work with.
Puzzle 6
These artists tag buildings illegally.
Large Peruvian city near to important adobe temple.
David, author of Cloud Atlas, born 1969.
Argentine first lady played by Tina Arena in 2018.
Getting involved in protests and local politics.
Roots such as ginger, galangal, turmeric.
Actress Mary, founded studios with Fairbanks.
An incredibly skilled musician.
Month in which NASA's Apollo 12 reached the Moon.
Aerial lift to a mountain top with gondola cabins.
Margaret "Hot Lips" __ featured in TV's M*A*S*H.
Patella protectors worn by novice skateboarders.
Light with a longer wavelength than visible light.
Long Barcelona avenue leading to the sea.
African country in which Freddie Mercury was born.
Salary without overtime hours added.
DC comic series critical of racism and violence.
Puzzle 7
Japanese salad made from pickled cucumbers.
Tennis star who won all four Grand Slam titles in 1969.
Screen broadcast by a non-active TV transmitter.
A Spanish art form comprised of dance and song.
A daring robbery might be committed in it.
Mary, mother of Jesus, was from here.
Caribbean island reclaimed by the UK in 1969.
Puzzle 8
English bulldog in Paw Patrol.
Overhead lift event in Olympic weightlifting.
Dutch fishing vessel; anagram of gorged.
Exclamation of surprise, popular down under.
First African nation ever visited by a Pope.
Simple alloy of tin, copper and lead.
Type of Murmurs created by Dorothea Tanning.
Small upper chamber of the human heart.
Alanis Morissette's Little Pill was this in 1995.
Quadrilateral with 4 right angles & 2 longer sides.
Pre-decimal coin nicknamed two bob.
Steve Buscemi's role in Reservoir Dogs.
Hatshepsut, Wilhelmina, and Eadgifu.
Country that elected its first female PM in 1969.
Saffron comes from a flower in this genus.
Grain used to make malt whisky.
To make unauthorized alterations to something.
Undead warrior in Norse mythology.
Puzzle 9
Writing or art focused on one very precise subject.
Carries the stylus on an old-fashioned turntable.
Country in which Cate Blanchett was born in 1969.
Island country of Africa with the capital Praia.
Epilogue, postscript or afterword pages in a book.
1924 agreement on the reparations paid by Germany.
Sweet fibrous Saccharum grass.
Spending demographic of the English elderly.
Oscar-winner Catherine, born in Wales in 1969.
Puzzle 10
Dropper for measuring out liquids.
British Royal who became Prince of Wales in 1969.
A designer's studio or workshop.
Daphne du Maurier novel with girl's name.
Nationality of Aung San Suu Kyi and U Thant.
Katie, American multi-medal-winning swimmer.
Puzzle 11
Neutral hue with the faintest hint of gray.
Small rolling hills formed by glacial action.
White horse breed associated with Vienna school.
Sum paid on top of savings or investments.
Margaret; mother of Henry VII.
Extramarital sex, often grounds for a divorce.
Aerodynamically shaped front part of an aircraft.
The most reactive non-radioactive element.
Tom Roberts' __ the Rams, iconic Aussie painting.
Rotating Champagne to move sediment towards corks.
Stephen King miniseries based on novel from 1978.
Combining all or both elements involved.
Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea singer, born 1969.
Nerve-__; exhilarating, heart-thumping.
Electromagnet formed from a coil of wire.
Puzzle 12
Word used to describe a large sum of money.
French region that birthed a creamy potato dish.
A velvety fabric used in clothing and furnishings.
Japanese photography firm, for cameras and prints.
Molecule found in animals that stores sugars.
One present at a meeting or conference.
The Scorpion King was a sequel to this 1999 film.
She released David's Album in 1969.
French monarch, husband of Marie Antoinette.
The fastest of all sea creatures.
Name for old Russian woman or grandmother.
I Sing the Body __!, 1969 Ray Bradbury anthology.
Puzzle 13
Willy who became German Chancellor in 1969.
Legendary kingdom in which the Zelda games are set.
Small error, problem in the process.
This Indonesian lime is also called makrut.
This Max created makeup for movie stars.
Music technique of quick changes between two notes.
Legendary Greek hero who flew too close to the Sun.
Compounds commonly made from two metals.
A sweet tropical fruit with spiky red skin.
Mo Willems writes and draws books about this bird.
Puzzle 14
Site of ancient wonder Temple of Artemis.
Give Peace __, 1969 anti-war anthem by John Lennon.
Artist who painted The Milkmaid.
Ecommerce sites need one to accept payments.
Decorative shaping of trees and bushes.
British motor maker with winged logo.
Baltimore's World Series runners-up, 1969.
Leo's brightest star and the herald of spring.
The medical term for fainting.
Hilton's Astoria brand of luxury hotels.
Villainous doll in Child's Play.
Shakespeare tale of magic, revenge and a shipwreck.
"Process" that's the smallest region of the sternum.
Puzzle 15
Dark wood used by Chippendale in furniture-making.
Glen Campbell played La Boeuf in this 1969 Western.
Specially trained military personnel.
Impetuous, reckless, impulsive.
Purchase something, get something.
Relating to the running of a home.
Ancient Greek oil storing vessels.
__ Joe Jackson, linked to the Black Sox scandal.
Arboretums that concentrate on conifers.
Nationality of Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka.
Pigweed plant, cultivated for leaves or grain.
Resistance to diseases or illnesses.
Sad lament, a Portuguese melancholic music form.
Diana Rigg's sassy role in The Avengers.
Fashion brand founded as a New York jeans shop.
Puzzle 16
Currency of Portugal before the euro.
3D shape with rectangular faces and square ends.
Jimi Hendrix track that closed Woodstock in 1969.
Shrub with dense foliage, common in garden hedges.
Pagan celebration of spring and fertility.
Island split between Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia.
Part of a foot between the ball and the ankle.
Island that hosted a US-Vietnam summit in 1969.
A candle holder that is attached to a wall.
Loose 1970s wear, as worn by Demis Roussos.
Punctuation mark found twice in Motley Crue's name.
Long white radish also called a mooli.
Puzzle 17
Developing a new skill or getting an asset.
Briefly cooking vegetables in boiling water.
Darren, Black Swan director born 1969.
German printer who made movable type popular.
Kant wrote some of Practical Reason and Judgment.
French leather bag brand popular with tourists.
Michigan place, Glenn Miller had a girl there.
The icy body thought to orbit our solar system.
Hardwood tree with leaves with pale undersides.
Puzzle 18
Hell hath no fury like a woman __.
Seeds from trees of the genus Juglans.
Jason, Arrested Development star born 1969.
Composer of the opera Turandot.
Middle name of 1969's president, Richard M Nixon.
Amateur walkie-talkie communication service.
Irish saint, founder of Clonard Abbey.
Puzzle 19
Debra, creator of TV's Offspring.
Only instrument given two sections in an orchestra.
Catch sight of in the distance.
To introduce air into something.
Software that stops junk mail from being delivered.
Pointillist painter subject of a Sondheim musical.
Joyous or praising songs or poems.
Sacred well near to the Kaaba in Mecca.
City the Beatles gave their final performance in.
Corset-style garment covering the chest.
Zeus battled him for supremacy.
Jim, 1912 Olympic gold medal decathlete.
Marsupial that famously produces cube-shaped poo.
Sorcerer from Fantasia with a back-to-front name.
Puzzle 20
Antares is a member of this arachnid constellation.
He made his screen debut in 1969's Me, Natalie.
French wetland region, a haven for horses, birds.
Emotion felt on a deserted island.
Publishers that created Superman, Batman, etc.
British singer of hit song Wuthering Heights.
Advertising slogan for a French car company.
This Georges became French President in 1969.
Spanish cousin of French toast.
To move someone down to the next division below.
Shaping and engraving gemstones.
Space between the hairline and the eyebrows.
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