CodyCross Crowded Cities Pack answers
Crowded Cities
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AdventurePuzzle 1
__ whistle, aka a slide whistle.
Billy __, Corrie vicar who dated Sean.
Poland's largest, busiest economic centre.
A river that runs through Phnom Penh.
__ movement, military attack from two sides.
Puzzle 2
Spring flower on fruit trees, e.g. apple, peach.
William __, Bible translator burned at the stake.
The __, Sylvia Plath rite of passage novel.
Third-largest city in Czech Republic after Prague.
Title given to offspring of Spanish monarchs.
Puzzle 3
French white grape, close to extinction in the 60s.
Roscoe, silent film actor involved in 1920s scandal.
Port and second-largest city in Indonesia.
Spanish painter, famous for The Farm.
The cities of Sofia and Plovdiv are in this country.
Puzzle 4
They change an appearance for nefarious purposes.
He was Ferris Bueller and the adult Simba.
Battle of __ took place on April 19, 1775.
Moving up to the division above in football.
Flower inspired by Abbey dwellers.
Large Indian city with Charminar mosque.
Overcrowded Somalian city on Indian Ocean.
Puzzle 5
__ Modigliani, Italian portrait painter.
After London, one of the largest cities in the EU.
Optional __, non-essential additional items.
World __ Day, UN celebration on March 21.
__ list; must-visit places and activities.
"Death on the Nile" mystery solver: Hercule __.
Puzzle 6
Italian-style French island that makes AOC honey.
Unpowered tool for cutting wood.
Second-largest city in Kenya, after Nairobi.
US car brand named after Ottowan chief.
Irish abbot who spread Catholicism in Scotland.
__ Yeats, forerunner of 20th century literature.
Puzzle 7
Comedic actor, starred in "Road" movies with Crosby.
Spanish ex no. 1 tennis ace, Arantxa Sánchez __.
Alice fell down a rabbit hole because of this author.
Yellow curved fruits grown in hot countries.
"It's not over until the __ sings".
To become reduced to charcoal, burned.
Largest city in North America's Pacific Northwest.
Puzzle 8
Australian city, hosted the 1956 Olympics.
Their Satanic __ Request, a 60s Rolling Stones LP.
Planned city in Pakistan and capital of the country.
Period in comic book history, 1930s-1950.
Non-red plum variety used in jams.
Facial hair __, for bleaching hair.
Puzzle 9
Chinese city; the most populous in the world.
Bird species found in thousands at Lake Nakuru.
__ Mirror, Michael Jackson's reflective hit.
Liquor whose label bears a picture of a harp.
I couldn't give __; I don't care at all.
Population settlement with 10 million+ inhabitants.
Puzzle 10
Language in which the word "na'am" means "yes".
Afro hairstyle with two-strands wrapped around.
Portrait of Cristina, My __, by Frida Kahlo.
Chris __, gentlemanly British boxer.
Edward __; pioneer of smallpox vaccine.
Archaic term for a parish official, like Mr Bumble.
Zimbabwe's biggest population centre.
Puzzle 11
Kit __, legendary US frontiersman and guide.
"When in Rome do as the __ do".
Viral disease spread by an infected animal's bite.
Australia's largest city, but not the capital.
Dodgeball, Live Free or Die Hard star, __ Long.
Tom __, author of Wilt and Porterhouse Blue.
Most important city on the island of Taiwan.
Direction alternator on a train track.
Lily of the __, flower with tiny white bells.
Title or address for a married Spanish woman.
Not boastful, prim and proper.
V&A, Natural History or British.
Puzzle 12
Shrubbery grown in lines to outline a garden.
Milos Forman won 8 Oscars for this music film.
Argentina's city, with a spanish "cousin".
__-Daro, centre of the Indus Valley Civilization.
The most populous city in the US state of Texas.
Famous British lexicographer: Samuel __.
Long-serving editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics.
Charge of the Light __, famous poem by Tennyson.
Puzzle 13
State capital and most populous city of Ohio.
Paste-like beauty treatment, cover the visage.
Pack these up in your old kit bag.
Bright bird named after its insect-eating habits.
Celtic goddess associated with death and war.
Removal of water from wetlands by ditch digging.
Seat holders watching the show.
Plant extract to create tattoos and hair colour.
Black olive paste with anchovies.
Puzzle 14
A hired vehicle, often collected from airport.
Afghan peaks, often the place of warfare.
Line-shaped clouds created by aircraft.
Beauty and the Beast anthem: Tale As __.
Ancient Roman heating system from furnaces.
Irish sweet bread with raisins and sultanas.
__ Meyer; author of Twilight vampire series.
Tennis tournament played in London SW19.
Romania's main economic and financial centre.
Small carpet laid by the fireplace.
German city, home to the European Central Bank.
Puzzle 15
Popular Indian tourist city with Amer Fort.
Pope wrote that a butterfly was __ on a wheel.
Large New England city, settled since 1630.
City where Queen Elizabeth II was born.
Puzzle 16
A japanese castle that dates to 1333.
Some Like It Hot star Jack __.
Alternate term for the Pythia: Oracle of __.
Relating to mushrooms, especially in the wild.
Nathanael __, a leader of the Continental Army.
Slang for hitting someone with nuclear weapons.
Most populous city in Croatia.
Waltz by Johann Strauss: The Blue __.
Kuala __; Malaysian city with the Petronas Towers.
Puzzle 17
Not sharp, smooth and circular at the ends.
Gloria __, Cockney slang for trainers.
Battle of __, East India Co. fought at Palashi.
Need, or specify as compulsory.
United States metropolis, known as the Windy City.
French philosopher Peter Abelard's legendary lover.
Group of vehicles traveling together in a line.
Famous Filipino bridal gown designer: __ Lhuillier.
Trivial __, question and answer board game.
Puzzle 18
1555 peace treaty between Lutherans and Catholics.
Checks and observes someone's work.
Dog __ are police officers who work with canines.
Major Chinese city to the north of Hong Kong.
Small plastic piece for plucking guitar strings.
Changing to fit a new purpose.
Amounts of food for each person.
HQ of the International Olympic Committee.
Puzzle 19
A 1963 French popular song about a saint.
__ sauce, a dark staple flavouring in Chinese food.
Novel by Dostoevsky: The Brothers __.
City-state in Southeast Asia's Malay Peninsula.
Refraining from, keeping away from.
Long jump technique; legs are flicked in the air.
Dizzy __, jazz trumpeter and scat singer.
Puzzle 20
__ Sapir, German linguist, worked in the US.
The UK's largest city, founded in Roman times.
It's the same thing as table salt: __ chloride.
Wade __; alter ego of antihero Deadpool.
German confectioner makes the Gummy Bears.
__ Wood; source of soldiers' branches in Macbeth.
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