CodyCross Celtic Mythology Pack answers
Celtic Mythology
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Kitchen shredder invented by François Boullier.
Pyramid of __, step pyramid at Saqqara.
__ the Great, ruler famed for burning cakes.
Alloy of tin, copper and antimony.
One-eyed giant monster of Celtic legends.
Mythical place mentioned in Coleridge's Kubla Khan.
Randy __, US songwriter and Academy Award winner.
Spirits of the restless dead in Celtic folklore.
Puzzle 2
American canine breed with a bad rap.
Our Gang member with a cowlick.
Most common isotope of hydrogen.
Alfred Hitchcock's dizzying film.
Largest and lowest pitched woodwind instrument.
Ancient voyage tales from Celtic mythology.
Retirement investment payments.
In swimming, races using different strokes.
Celtic sun god, worshipped in Beltane festival.
Puzzle 3
Warrior title; "son of power" in Celtic tradition.
US 2015 World Cup champion goalie.
Giant associated with St Michael's Mount, Cornwall.
Uniquely South African red wine grape.
How people propose a toast in French.
Horse whose head is discovered in The Godfather.
__ Towers, twin tall buildings in Kuala Lumpur.
Opera that includes the aria Nessun dorma.
Puzzle 4
Blood-drinking legendary Irish chieftain.
Inventor of homeopathy, Samuel __.
__ Dream, 60s German pioneers of electronic rock.
Features the Blue Steel modeling move.
Gateway of the Athenian Acropolis.
Expression for going to sleep, in a stable maybe.
French cast-iron cookware, notably in orange.
Lover to Julius Caesar who died in 30 b.c..
Levels or expectations to be met.
Malaysian holiday treat that isn't cooked.
Puzzle 5
Rick __, Never Gonna Give You Up singer.
Celtic warrior goddess; sister of Morrigan.
Howie creator of Bobby's World.
High priests in ancient Celtic culture.
To move from Homo Habilis to Homo Sapiens.
Children's imprint of Penguin Books.
Paraffin lamp that was popular in the 1920s.
Puzzle 6
Irish druid who caught the Salmon of Wisdom.
German word for "keyboard" instrument.
Member of Italian organized crime.
Emma __, wrote the sonnet on the Statue of Liberty.
Puzzle 7
God of thunder in Celtic mythology.
Members of a religion founded by George Fox.
Improve your software to a better version.
Exceptional, extraordinary and unique.
Black gibbon found in Sumatra and Malaysia forests.
Describes Miles Davis or Dave Brubeck, among others.
Puzzle 8
Fierce supernatural Scottish water-horse.
What words are off when spoken in confidence.
Spend too much time dwelling on something.
Wine expert and server in tastings and restaurants.
Stone Age tomb near Drogheda, Ireland.
Supernatural enemies of Tuatha Dé Danann.
Puzzle 9
__ Pankhurst, one of the first Suffragettes.
Cambodian tourist hotspot, near Angkor temples.
Military standard in Ancient Roman times.
Someone who looks for (and finds) a way out.
Describes all avians living in an area.
Lugh's invincible hound in Celtic folklore.
Wannabe, with a specific ambition.
Supportive handle for easy access to a bath.
Dutch sport for mixed teams of men and women.
Christian hymn or prayer in praise of God.
Ancient megalithic tomb in Wales.
Pronounces with a hissing sound.
Archduke Ferdinand's former castle in Trieste.
Puzzle 10
Musical singing brothers Don and Phil.
The Book of the __, early records of Irish legends.
Feeding __, an attack by predatory animals.
Crom __, fertility deity in pre-Christian Ireland.
Indonesian condiment of chilli, lime, vinegar, etc.
Miranda __, Cynthia Nixon's Sex and the City role.
River that flows through the center of Prague.
Political prison camps in Russia.
Leading female character in The Horse and His Boy.
Puzzle 11
Mongol ruler, grandson of Genghis, __ Khan.
Cold lead single on Madonna’s Ray of Light album.
Gradually develop, e.g. a drama or plotline.
He fixes tiles, slates and thatch.
Luca __, 2018 World Cup Golden Ball winner.
Chinese computer manufacturer of ThinkPads.
Fruit-destroying witch of Celtic mythology.
Enjoy something; a spicy side dish.
Traditional Mexican loose tunic for women.
Another name for a Russian wolfhound.
Puzzle 12
Novel by E.M. Forster, __ End.
Restaurant fee imposed for bringing your own wine.
Celtic warrior goddess, associated with bears.
Celtic deity of war, equivalent of Roman god Mars.
Danish place, famous for standing runestones.
Puzzle 13
Large tube like Italian pasta.
Celtic sea deity with horse-drawn water chariot.
Blatantly disregarding the rules.
Source of The Sound and the Fury.
Scottish warrior who trained Cú Chulainn at combat.
Romance language used in Switzerland.
Puzzle 14
A waterway that can be sailed or rowed down.
Sheepdog named after a Swiss canton.
Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Battle crow; goddess of war in Celtic mythology.
The sword of Celtic sea god Manannán mac Lir.
The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
Puzzle 15
Harum __, irresponsible or reckless.
World's tallest palace, former home of Dalai Lama.
India's largest international airport, __ Gandhi.
Blue __ of death, when computers have a wobble.
Irish small pot drink, illegally produced.
Netflix sci-fi flick starring Will Smith.
Persuasive Celtic deity, with powers of eloquence.
Hooter, loud horn to start a race.
Pronouncement, aphorism, popular saying.
__ Sidhe; Celtic vampire with red cauldron.
Joyfulness, happiness; famous Dublin theatre.
Brightly coloured coral reef cleaner fish.
Puzzle 16
__ Kingdom; ancient Chinese name for China.
Clavell's novel of Japanese feudalism in the 1600s.
Sea north of Greenland aka McKinley Sea.
Animal used to make Pule cheese.
Japanese math and logic puzzle.
Japanese makers of instruments and motorbikes.
John Lennon's son whom Hey Jude was written for.
Legendary island in Arthurian folklore.
Site of more than 3000 standing stones in Brittany.
Puzzle 17
Gaelic festival marking the end of the harvest.
UK music style of the 90s featuring Blur and Oasis.
Douwe __, coffee brand founded in the Netherlands.
Old golf club, equivalent to a 9 iron.
Large South Korean city that adjoins Seoul.
Nickname for Myanmar, "The Land of the Golden __".
The Hero's __, myth narratives structure.
Puzzle 18
Cannon such as Big Bertha used in WWI.
Part of one’s morning routine.
Traditional footwear worn in Irish dancing.
Icelandic avant-rock band from Reykjavik.
Berlin museum and Ancient Greek city.
Puzzle 19
Loose baggy trousers worn by gauchos.
The Jungle Book orang-utan voiced by Louis Prima.
Lever that keeps a vehicle stationary.
Oriental orange fruit that matures in the autumn.
First geologic epoch of the Paleogene Period.
Leading newscaster on a television broadcast.
Old hag of Gaelic mythology, also called Beira.
Puzzle 20
Doorway or entrance, sometimes virtual.
Comfort in time of great distress.
Light reddish-brown coloured horse.
Magic Johnson's real first name.
__ Street, Roman road running from London to York.
Soft sulphate mineral used in plaster.
Canadian chocolates named after a war hero, Laura __.
Murderous goblin with bloody hat in Scots legend.
Maori greeting meaning "hello" or "be well".
Comics produced in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
Celtic river goddess of slaughter and battle.
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