CodyCross Beethoven Pack answers
Beethoven
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AdventurePuzzle 1
World's second largest landlocked country.
Central body section of an aircraft.
Horse or deer after its first birthday.
Chamber ensemble with oboe, horn and bassoon pairs.
Chinese-style brush and ink scenery paintings.
Step down from power as a queen or king.
Strings to keep a tent in place.
Fat collected from roasted meat.
Musical composition that tells a dramatic story.
2004 film with Kirk Douglas as an aged director.
Puzzle 2
Getting the deal over the line.
St. Petersburg art museum with Fabergé objects.
Revolting, repugnant, repulsive.
French name for Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 26.
Tissue surrounding a seed's embryo.
HP server line including the Superdome.
Alternative name for a triangulation station.
Anton __; Beethoven's secretary and biographer.
Elementary particles with the smallest known mass.
Puzzle 3
Norman; author of The Executioner's Song.
Rules for computer language to function correctly.
Sibling of Pollux, in mythology.
Scooped water out of a flooded boat.
Music, dance, and sketch shows of the early 1900s.
Crests of rock formed by glacial erosion.
Traditional pattern seen on Scottish kilts.
Beethoven symphony preceding the "Fate Symphony".
Japanese martial art debuting at the 2020 Olympics.
Animal stomach content used in cheese-making.
Rousing name for Beethoven's Third Symphony.
Puzzle 4
Dense, curly bluebell-like flower from a bulb.
Overture for Heinrich Joseph von Collin tragedy.
Ponder, weigh up the pros and cons.
UK Caribbean dependency; its capital is The Valley.
Australian footwear popular with surfers.
Repeated disease based on a Vitamin B1 deficiency.
Anna's ice harvester boyfriend in Frozen II.
She starred as Batwoman in the TV series.
Japanese emperor, after Akihito abdicated in 2019.
Flatfish with both eyes on one side of the body.
Uprising or rebellion, in an Arabic country.
Friedrich __ wrote the poem Ode to Joy in 1785.
Not quite legal or illegal, in this foggy place.
Puzzle 5
Cute short female hairstyle with fringe.
German rearguard battle in the Ardennes in 1944-5.
Name for ligament pairs in an X shape.
Large, important church, especially in Italy.
The Time Machine's brutish underground workers.
Southern islands of the Lesser Antilles.
Beethoven's set of 33 piano variations on a waltz.
These are usually the jobs with benefits.
First name of Polish astronomer Copernicus.
Puzzle 6
The N in NHK, the Japanese national broadcaster.
Competitive solvers of Rubik's puzzles.
This creature loves his precious.
Permission for immunity from prosecution.
Charles Osborne did this for 68 years straight.
Greek goddess of maths, arts, justice.
Catherine Tate's "Am I bothered?" character.
Pleated fabric added to the neckline of garments.
Nancy, from 2019 the US's most senior woman.
Actor Gary who played Beethoven in a 1994 film.
Pinocchio's cat in 1940 Disney film.
German chemical firm sponsors of Borussia Dortmund.
Large central kingdom in Anglo-Saxon times.
Puzzle 7
Award given to the year's best illustrator.
Swiss scholar who listed complete Beethoven works.
Soft French abbey cheese, with an orange rind.
The most abundant free amino acid in human blood.
This caused a Dutch market bubble in 1600s.
Rage Over a __; Beethoven showpiece rondo.
Belief that God is one, not a Trinity.
Swim coach who worked with Michael Phelps.
Enjoy being the focus of attention.
Revealed information, let slip.
Puzzle 8
Relating to a thin connecting passage.
Greek herald known for his powerful voice.
Leather shoes with small decorative holes.
Moderately slow tempo in classical music.
Gabe, Percy Jackson's cruel stepfather.
Mass given for the dead in the Catholic church.
"Braided torpedo" fried pastry.
Boxer whose nickname was Smokin' Joe.
Leaves a person on a desert island.
Catch and lever mechanisms on doors.
Puzzle 9
Book, film about a boy and a tiger in a lifeboat.
Looking to get even, bearing a grudge.
Alter-ego on Xbox or PlayStation, for example.
Curved, polished gemstone that has been shaped.
Popular Beethoven bagatelle with girls' name.
Man who invented quick-freezing; food company.
Territories ruled by highest-ranking noblemen.
Catholic leader chosen in opposition.
Artwork celebrating the work of another artist.
Puzzle 10
Place or setting, of a book maybe.
South-East Asian spicy vegetable relish.
Beethoven composition for 1787 Goethe play.
All Fall Down and In Her Shoes author Jennifer.
Historical societal classes in India.
Programming language created by Niklaus Wirth.
The weak top part of a fencing blade.
Olivia Newton John musical fantasy nightclub.
Beethoven's age when he wrote his earliest work.
Island off La Rochelle in France.
1871 Manet portrait of Berthe Morisot.
Puzzle 11
Australian rock formation also called Mount Olga.
Food, usually eggs, cooked in a small vessel.
Short, mellow piece of piano music.
What project Ultra did to the Enigma machine.
Wasted away like unused muscles.
Someone who cluckingly interferes.
Video game set in America after nuclear holocaust.
Plant that thrives in a saline environment.
Puzzle 12
Adjective for three Roman slave wars around 100 BC.
Long-published guide to service and manners.
Country in which Beethoven died in 1827.
Circular room or building, often with domed roof.
Something contained inside a vessel; a pill.
North-east India state whose capital is Imphal.
Rude (but rhyming) term to call others.
Notice on a stick carried at a demonstration.
__ Reiss; Beethoven's sister-in-law.
Mikey, Brandon, Data, Mouth and Chunk.
Puzzle 13
Bill Paxton line from Aliens that became a meme.
Interactive equine attraction at a petting zoo.
Coconut cookie, from the Italian word for "paste".
Brand name of asthma drug salbutamol.
Beethoven composition with Australian city's name.
Settle firmly, become established.
Household shrines in Japanese Shinto worship.
Tree-climbing blue-gray garden bird.
Month of Ludwig van Beethoven's birth.
Date when the Khmer Rouge seized Cambodia.
Puzzle 14
Director of Rainbow unit in Tom Clancy novels.
Beethoven's dramatic introductory operatic works.
Rotating measuring device associated with Foucault.
Extinct marine arthropod found often in fossils.
High altitude condensed mist patterns in the sky.
Trolls animated film sequel, released in 2020.
Republican Senate leader Mitch.
Puzzle 15
William the Conqueror's not a king eldest son.
Sedative brand name for drug diazepam.
1934 stone bridge across Venice's Grand Canal.
Tempo: __ e molto mesto; slowly and very sadly.
20th C writer who lived on Scottish isle of Jura.
German environmentally friendly search engine.
Game whose villain is named GLaDOS.
Blend of spices specific to Indian cuisine.
Name of the world's first combat submarine in 1775.
Bolivian silver mining town with colonial mint.
Being placed in a specific location.
The Three Bs: Beethoven, Bach and __ (or Berlioz!).
Kaia, model daughter of Cindy Crawford.
Puzzle 16
Sugar seen in plants; named after French for sugar.
Pity, pity --__; reputedly Beethoven's last words.
Last king of Lydia, "as rich as...".
Fictional setting of Black Panther.
ThunderCat with huge fear of bats.
This city on River Tigris is also Iraq's capital.
Describes a dry rasping noisy cough.
Mini pore in algae that discharges spores.
Inventory of endangered species by the IUCN.
Puzzle 17
Country once led by Haile Selassie.
Outdoor freestanding clay fireplace.
Calm composition, often for flutes and strings.
Manny who is a great Filipino boxer.
Without bounce or volume when describing hair.
Comic book that came before Doomsday Clock.
Modern return to religious worship of nature.
Examples are testosterone, cortisol.
Poached fish or meat dumpling in sauce.
Lacking energy and enthusiasm.
Tree-dwelling, living in the branches.
Humanoid race with demonic blood.
Flint __, making arrowheads out of stone.
Italian carmaker known for luxury, sports, style.
Hit for Chuck Berry; do this Beethoven.
Dick, Sally meet this cat on a cold, wet day.
Subatomic particle with a negative charge.
Puzzle 18
Whacked or punched, with a foot garment maybe.
Three Fates' spinner of human life.
Civilization emerging in Crete around 2700 BC.
Horse coat with dark pigmentation around the ears.
German playwright deeply admired by Beethoven.
US business magazine founded in 1917.
Hindu deity married to Lakshmi.
Visual description of a coat of arms.
Christ on the Mount of __; Beethoven oratorio.
Portuguese islands in the mid-Atlantic.
Book and movie about a boy with facial differences.
When one file format is converted into another.
Old rickety motorcar, with a red-flag guide maybe.
Puzzle 19
Making a material resilient by coating.
__ Rudolph; Austrian noble patron of Beethoven.
Something that is supposed to happen.
Adjective describing the members of Mystery, Inc..
Election platform and political activities.
Magritte's raining men painting.
Extended composition; Beethoven wrote nine.
Vinyl figures with oversized heads.
Puzzle 20
__ Beloved; famous Beethoven love letter.
Archaic term for food and drink.
Major Beijing university, founded in 1911.
Group of participants in a program or app.
Big, rowdy party, usually with live music.
Safety move in chess involving a king and a rook.
Large cooking tureen for soups and stews.
Area of no wind for boats north of the equator.
French Symbolist poet Arthur; died age 37.
Stringed lute Beethoven composed music for.
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