CodyCross Architectural Styles Pack answers
Architectural Styles
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Novel by Khaled Hosseini: The Kite __.
Footwear label that Victoria Beckham designs for.
One Two, __ My Shoe, children's counting song.
Scandinavian wooden church style, made from __.
Film actors/directors John, Walter and Anjelica.
One of the five orders of ancient architecture.
Anouilh's historical play about a turbulent priest.
Puzzle 2
Lloyd Wright architectural style linked to nature.
Turkish/Byzantine architectural style.
Reindeer at the end of Santa's sleigh.
The nine chief magistrates in ancient Athens.
More strict or rule-enforcing.
Lacus __; Latin name for Lake Iseo.
Author of the novel "Shogun": James __.
Puzzle 3
Chain necklace with pendant and additional tassels.
Musician and producer of The Hustle.
Nationality of author Chinua Achebe.
British architectural period 1714-1830.
Disease caused by marked deficiency of thiamine.
England and Spurs manager Terry __.
Glengarry __, play about real estate salesmen.
Another name for architecture style of skyscrapers.
With careful, distinct pronunciation.
Franklin urges against promiscuity in this virtue.
The great __; the masses, common people.
In a state of not being fully awake.
Puzzle 4
Notches or cuts across the flesh of meat joints.
Architectural style epitomized by stuccowork.
11th-C architectural style dominated by the arch.
"Monsieur 100,000 Volts": French singer Gilbert __.
Out of __, when a golf ball leaves the course.
UK River that the Prince of Wales Bridge crosses.
Appearances, facades, pretences.
Puzzle 5
Clergy (plural) attached to a ship or military.
Architectural style of 16th-C Italian palazzos.
Green vegetable, peas within edible pods.
Location of Napoleon's tomb: Dome des __.
Internet chat language using alpha-numeric symbols.
Eyesore, blot on the landscape.
Austrian ex-F1 legend, won 1975, 1977, 1984.
__ Werkbund, industrial style of AEG Turbine Hall.
Not divided into social strata.
Puzzle 6
Gypsys, __ & Thieves, an album and single for Cher.
Dynastic architectural style of Korea.
Marie-Antoine __, French chef to European royalty.
__ deer, ruminant with white-dotty coat.
Russian newspaper, organ of the Communist Party.
Church window type from the Gothic period.
Mortal Kombat character, her evil form was Mileena.
Puzzle 7
Microsoft software framework launched in 1996.
Splitting into two equal parts.
__ of Love, Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
Évian __; treaty to end the Algerian War in 1962.
Architectural style of St Paul's and Schönbrunn.
Jože __, Slovene architect gave his name to a style.
Robert __, captain of the HMS Beagle expedition.
Goddess of the River Seine, with healing shrine.
Nicholas Nickleby character: Wackford __.
Puzzle 8
__ tower, WWI memorial with revolving beacon.
Drum __, 90s UK sound using fast-tempo beats.
Alan __, snooker player known for his Angles.
A tall slender glass for drinking beer.
Gothic __, style of London's Houses of Parliament.
Evil spirit having sex with women in their sleep.
__ case, rigid briefcase for diplomats.
Pei's Louvre building, an e.g. of postmodernism.
Puzzle 9
1st European navigator to round Cape Bojador/1434.
Subway's sandwich slogan hasn't gone stale.
Legal right to succession that excludes females.
Billy __, was Mr Brown to Judi Dench's Mrs Brown.
Change-ringing is practised on this instrument.
Briquettes used as cooking fuel.
Architectural style of homes, not public buildings.
Puzzle 10
Region whose top level Internet domain is EUS.
__ honey; supplement with antibacterial properties.
Nasi __, Indonesian rice dish with omelet top.
Japanese building style of the Ise Shrine.
Star of the 1939 film Goodbye, Mr. Chips: Greer __.
Administrative division of the Ottoman Empire.
__ Hammer, US businessman and philanthropist.
__ & Lacey, 80s TV detective show.
Puzzle 11
Belfast street associated with Bobby Sands mural.
Actions speak louder __; keep your promises.
Small country south of Mozambique.
A Viennese variant of Art Nouveau.
Paula __, Marilyn Monroe's acting coach.
Ability to talk freely and at length.
Closed lake with internal drainage.
Elaborately woven stories unlikely to be true.
Poe's 1st published poem (under a pen name).
Winner of the Indianapolis 500 in 79, 84, 88, 91.
Ancient city before it was named Constantinople.
Medical term for bulging eyes.
The recurrent theme of a musical composition.
Architecture of 18th-century Scottish brothers.
Puzzle 12
Fortified buildings, such as Conwy, Windsor, Leeds.
Sport covered in Wisden reference books.
Rodents with black- or red-rumped types.
The US name for what Brits call rocket leaves.
Part of a Swedish songwriting team with Andersson.
Puzzle 13
One who is all mouth and no trousers.
Distinctive spice used to flavor pulla.
Béton brut in French, the substance of Brutalism.
Battle of __; 1862 Civil War clash near Leetown.
Song by Peter Gabriel: __ Hill.
Flying __, signature element of Gothic churches.
Henri Charrière butterfly book.
Puzzle 14
Garb worn by Sherlock Holmes in the countryside.
Of or relating to dodos, obsolete, out of date.
André the Giant was this Princess Bride character.
Country once led by William Lyon Mackenzie King.
US architectural style centred on New Mexico.
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian are __ of columns.
Tributary of the Elbe and two lakes in Hamburg.
Puzzle 15
Rock singer, backed by the Heartbreakers.
Become stricken with germs once more.
The husk or hull around a seed.
Style named after James I, promoted by Inigo Jones.
Female figure serves as support in Greek buildings.
In __, a Tennyson requiem poem for A H Hallam.
Triangular muscles that lift the arms.
Je ne __; French phrase for a certain something.
Puzzle 16
Peat-bog body from Cheshire, nicknamed Pete Marsh.
__ School, brick-built style from the Netherlands.
The medical term for nosebleed.
__ Steele; 1980s Pierce Brosnan detective series.
Michael Tippett's opera is set in the Trojan war.
Winged insect, called a sedge by an angler.
French brine cured green olive variety.
Worthwhile, satisfying, pleasing.
Vernacular building style of one-roomed homes.
He tells a Chaucer tale about Virginia's death.
Month when Malta Independence Day is celebrated.
Became CEO of General Motors in 2014.
Puzzle 17
Sticky-out skeletal part of the pelvis.
__ Dawe, D-Day crossword setter.
20s-30s style integrated in the Chrysler Building.
Colored disc on a plane's wing; national emblem.
One-piece swimwear with shorts.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Robert __.
Semiaquatic rodent with tail used as a rudder.
Opera by Strauss inspired by a play by Sophocles.
Building style of early 20th C Italy and Germany.
__ jam, popular food spread in SE Asia.
Roman road that ran from London to Wroxeter.
Smallest country on the Iberian Peninsula.
Seat filled with tiny balls, it moves alarmingly.
Puzzle 18
Sliced and toasted bread, very dry and crisp.
Non-romantic relationship, purely friendship.
English part-song of the 16th-17th centuries.
Sparsely populated nation bordering Russia/China.
Modern building style, such as the Eden Project.
Architecture tradition based on pagodas and stupas.
Puzzle 19
__ Movement, religious revivalists of Catholicism.
Taj Mahal and Red Fort are examples of this style.
Style of churches of the Middle Ages, like Cologne.
Judas __, band known for Breaking the Law.
Modesty __, newspaper comic strip heroine.
__ Bergman; prolific Swedish filmmaker.
Oceanic phenomenon that means "the boy child".
Puzzle 20
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