CodyCross Countries Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
__ Slide, ancient Norwegian landslides.
Portuguese-speaking island, paired with São Tomé.
In Greek mythology the part-bull part-man creature.
Sleep disorder, sufferers find it hard to nod off.
Someone with deep knowledge of a language.
The A in API, required by some airlines.
Actor who played the part of Batman on TV.
Small fish with the head shaped like an equine.
Peanuts are ingredients in __.
__ Arena, Turkey's Eagle's Nest stadium.
Soft part of bed your back is thankful for.
The study and measurement of time.
East African country, capital has the same name.
Song by Los Del Rio that became a hit worldwide.
Puzzle 2
Coral-eating __ damages the coral under them.
__ and balances, governmental power distribution.
Springboard and platform are types of this.
__ Republic, official name of Bratislava's country.
To separate something into parts.
Nicolas __, French inventor of food canning.
__ candy, would get stuck on little girls' hair.
Bitter, leafy white-green vegetable; cichorium.
Puzzle 3
Dried gum powder used in Indian food, like onions.
Angie __, actress of Dressed to Kill.
Turned into stone; terrifying paralysis.
Holiday animal park? Site for booking holidays.
Medieval weapon for hurling missiles.
Legal term for the murder of the father.
The __; rum, pineapple wedge in margarita glass.
Puzzle 4
__ Faso, Saharan country once called Upper Volta.
Bar-and-ropes, swinging device used by acrobats.
Led Ghana to independence 1957, first president.
South African abestos rich with iron.
The origin or coming into being of something.
Yeti is the name for the abominable __.
It takes you to the top of a mountain.
Eric__, played Ponch in US series CHIPS.
Puzzle 5
Shelled reptile, one of world's oldest animals.
Crescent-shaped stadium in Japan.
To prevent or hinder progress.
When lacking insulin, your body produces this.
__ Sansom, WWII Allied intelligence officer.
__ Bandhan, Hindu religious and secular festival.
Instrument with anywhere from four to 18 strings.
Wealthy European Formula 1 city-state.
Plant family including peas and beans.
__ Hepburn, won an Oscar for Roman Holiday.
Puzzle 6
Female writer, designer, advertiser.
"Lord of the senses" Indian title, surname.
South African liqueur with tree extracts.
Line drawing to show as a demonstration.
Substance to stimulate antibiody production.
Africa's largest oil producing country.
Noise, call and name of an owl.
To search vigourously through something.
Ancient Greco-Roman city, now Antakya.
Restricted land or water passages.
Gas giant with an oblate spheroid shape.
The first satellite, launched by the Soviet Union.
Country with airport named after Mother Teresa.
This Trojan horse doesn't need any fire.
Puzzle 7
Tropical sea snail with a round cover.
Bulged shaped white bread from Milan.
Took paint or wallpaper off walls.
United Colors, Italian clothing retailer.
Konrad __, Germany's first post-war Chancellor.
Always alert, doesn't always bark.
Aretha __, renown US jazz singer and musician.
Swiss alpine railway with ground-breaking tunnel.
Sightless mimicry marks on butterfly wings.
US national sport, bat-and-ball, clock unlimited.
__ Republic, official name of Lomé's country.
He led the German East Asia Squadron in WWI.
Was once united with Czech Republic.
Spanish cave paintings like those at Lascaux.
Mute musician, 1993 New Zealand Oscar-winner.
Puzzle 8
Fortified structure from Europe and Middle East.
The amount of goods and services produced.
Marine gastropod with conical shell.
Mechanisms that enable a car to reduce speed.
French feudal service, ended with the Revolution.
Language spoken by the Nomadic Sahara people.
Puzzle 9
Language created by L. L. Zamenhof.
Oldest country in the Americas.
The result of a metamorphed sandstone.
Light material used in insulation and packing.
Fully ordained female monastic in Buddhism.
Slotted spoon with hooks used for this pasta.
Ad __, Latin phrase meaning endless.
Temerarious, foolhardy, overbold.
Deer family, a __, a mule and a fallow.
Puzzle 10
Area usually covered or under water.
Citroën car model named after a Spanish painter.
Gymnast Olga Korbut's birth country.
An official language in Catalonia.
Sufficient unto the day is the evil __.
Preventive medicines that lower cholesterol.
Elementary particle in atomic nuclei; not hydrogen.
It gives Ouzo its distinctive flavor.
Feeling deeply guilty, embarrassed, regretful.
Alfredo di __, Real Madrid's legend in the 1950s.
Puzzle 11
Chess movement; German for "compulsion to move".
Small tables between couches, armchairs.
The __, 1930 movie about life in prison.
Sacred basilica in the Vatican City.
Post __, unabbreviated afternoon.
Longbarbel __ probes the sand for food.
A boxer's soft spot made to shatter.
Wine grape for Franc and Sauvignon.
Study of intonation, linguistics.
"Holder of the Red Crown" in Buddhism.
Windward island, but not Republic.
Angel; looks after children without parents.
From Madagascar, or a language spoken there.
Rapunzel, a __ Grimm's fairy tale.
Puzzle 12
Caravaggio painted Supper at __.
This material hangs papers on fridges.
Depression on the ocean floor.
Acre, holy city for Baha'i, in Jewish country.
__ longue, long recliner with leg rest.
A ledge is a __ shelf on a cliff or slope.
Raised walkway behind castle battlements.
To show resentment by an instinctive head movement.
Native country of composer Frederic Chopin.
Peter the Great banned these facial adornments.
The Three __, Domingo, Carreras and Pavarotti.
Puzzle 13
Early filmmaker responsible for M and Metropolis.
__ States of Micronesia, FSM, Pacific islands.
Silk-producing organ on a spider or silkworm.
Movement of a limb away from your body.
Bottler of fermented grape juice.
Italian Baroque composer of operas and cantatas.
Corvoid lookout post on a ship's mast.
Container for making and pouring a morning drink.
Egyptian goddess of war and __, Anat.
Chief or head of a druid order.
Karl __, German fashion designer with sunglasses.
Field of processes of invention.
Riccota-like cottage cheese produced in Salento.
Puzzle 14
Goscinny's tales about a Gaul with a winged helmet.
Baton __, accompanies a marching band.
Low level, featureless cloud, above ground fog.
Nickname of Italian football team, the Blues.
World's leading exporter of chocolate.
Host nation of the first FIFA World Cup.
Isaac __, Spanish folk pianist, wrote Iberia.
Puzzle 15
Seismic sea waves that can follow earthquakes.
Consumer of small insects, can be giant.
Pigmented baton, popular make-up item.
Freshwater grebe native to New Zealand.
Six yards from each goal post in soccer.
Considered one of the smartest scientists.
A spoonful of sugar helps it go down.
White cuboid in studio photography.
A drink, especially one other than water.
Harmonious way of arranging living space.
Country with both Pacific and Caribbean coasts.
Australian sandwich toaster pioneers.
South American country where Dutch is spoken.
Puzzle 16
Pressed flat pastry from the Philippines.
Paul__, US actor, entrepreneur and humanitarian.
Stephanie __, chemist who invented Kevlar.
__ Novgorod, city with Gorky Automobile Plant.
European country with thousands of islands.
Omar __, Egyptian actor born Michel Chalhoub.
To raise the right hand to the side of headgear.
Sanskrit word for embodiment of something else.
Puzzle 17
Divination of stars' influence on human affairs.
The __, best-seller by Paulo Coelho.
Picturesque volcanic peak in Japan.
Diarist in hiding at Prinsengracht, Amsterdam.
Central American country with Quetzal birds.
The Australian __ lives in the sand under rocks.
Puzzle 18
Logic term, it doesn't have to be proved.
Someone who is being treated by a doctor.
Aerodynamic bar on rear of car.
Small North African country where French is spoken.
Today in the evening, later when it is dark.
Male child from spouse's previous marriage.
Daily paper in Spain whose name means the world.
Rainy South American country, capital La Paz.
One who testifies for a cause or for someone.
Puzzle 19
Without regard for reason or reality.
Computer __, or CGI, is a process to make films.
Caribbean island group with the Grenadines.
Writing about someone's life story; nonfiction.
Comparative study of primitive peoples.
Undergoing or feeling strong pain or distress.
Spiritual practice predating organized religion.
I came, I saw, I __; veni, vidi, vici.
Large shortbread cookie from the Netherlands.
Bass tuba that originated in German military bands.
Green mineral, forms deep underground.
Little plastic balls in facial cleaner.
Italian motor scooter brand adopted by Mods.
Human gland near the brain that influences growth.
Puzzle 20
__ Republic, formal name for Greece.
Flying __ has special gliders.
Protection for auditory body parts.
Charles Babbage is considered its father.
To enter someone's property without permission.
What who rides a tiger is afraid of.
Italian expression and one of ABBA's songs.
Home to Ljubljana’s Castle in South Central Europe.
Periclase, used to make bricks.
French for "water of life"; a brandy.
Main port and settlement on the Chatham Islands.
General who famously led elephants over mountains.
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