CodyCross Duty Free Shop Pack answers
Duty Free Shop
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AdventurePuzzle 1
A common idiom: a blessing in one of these.
Sugarland sings "You and me baby, we're stuck __".
Large quantity of goods sent by sea, rail or air.
US governing body of senators, representatives.
Most common type of summer squash.
Pieces of instant coffee before water is added.
Low prices one searches for when shopping.
Plane storage above seats in this type of bins.
Someone from the country of the Pyramids of Giza.
Were erased in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Ruthless tactics in business, a baseball analogy.
Money for shopping given to big airline customers.
Puzzle 2
Water buses that may travel between countries.
An autumn treat is an apple dipped in this.
Follow this to knit socks or mittens.
Place associated with war, also a Wi-Fi hookup.
Gizmos like portable chargers and headphones.
Type of ointment or cream, like for skin rashes.
Puzzle 3
Not well, in terms of the body.
Steve Irwin's show The __ Hunter.
Singer-songwriter Amy who made Rehab famous.
French avian vodka brand for in-flight cocktails.
An animal which recently emerged from an egg.
Boxing swing with the opposite hand to left.
Actress Catherine in Chicago and Ocean's 12.
Austrian crystal brand with a swan logo.
Space between heaven and hell where one waits.
Puzzle 4
Developing human a few weeks after conception.
Livestock cared for by cowboys.
Using poles to shred down a mountain.
Duty-free shop category including cosmetics.
Bavaria capital and third largest city in Germany.
Transparently, with everything on display.
Janis __, blues singer from the 60s.
Type of pet bird named Polly in Peppa Pig.
Many people buy their coffee in this state.
A plague on both your __, Romeo and Juliet quote.
This Kidman starred in Moulin Rouge, Paddington.
Puzzle 5
Large swine that roam across European woodlands.
When Delta and Emirates offer duty-free sales.
All the bones, without the body.
Spray paint markings, sometimes as vandalism.
Classic horror film about a possessed girl, The __.
What one does with duty-free purchases at customs.
Memento that reminds someone of a place.
Puzzle 6
Guaranteed winner, dead certain.
If seams, tags are showing, clothes are this.
Airline employee who might sell things in-flight.
A politician who has sold out has been this.
Group of cows kept for milking.
A living space built on agricultural land.
Milan Kundera's The Unbearable __ of Being.
Puzzle 7
Mechanism that sparks an engine into action.
Visitors from foreign countries.
Christmas time and all the celebrations involved.
Number written with a numerator over a denominator.
Pixar film Inside Out personifies these feelings.
An excess of, a replete tummy.
Mixed drink, like an old fashioned or martini.
Greek god of wine, his Roman name is Bacchus.
Art in which a fine, delicate fabric is made.
Invasive Japanese plant named after tied shoelaces.
What one doesn't pay at a duty-free shop.
Ground beef dish baked in a bread pan.
Thin pole with branches for storing headgear.
Puzzle 8
An iced coffee drink often topped with cream.
Physical world including features of the earth.
Like the last species of mammoth.
Harper's __, long-standing women's magazine.
Escape from, sprint faster than someone else.
12 peers who may decide one's legal fate.
__ horse was used by the Greeks to enter Troy.
A tablet or laptop will need one regularly.
Youth slang for see you in a bit.
Sunglasses company of Wayfarers and Aviators.
Awareness similar to hypnosis or sleep walking.
Puzzle 9
Biggest city of US state Oregon.
Coated in flour and fried in oil.
Where kids keep industrious insects in the house.
Fluffy structures that make up avian plumage.
Bills and coins that might be foreign.
RuPaul's TV show or an illegal car challenge.
Simple drawings usually done quickly.
Where the snakes are, in the 2006 movie.
Computer files that can only be viewed, not edited.
The scientific name for the lower jaw.
Throwing a ball by tossing from the waist up.
Puzzle 10
Pack of all tourism necessities.
Video-game siblings Mario and Luigi.
Platform where rockets take off.
What TV competitors have in America, Britain.
When one's plane leaves the ground.
Brainy schoolkid, e.g. Jimmy Neutron.
What many bears do in the winter.
The Black Swan was a __ discovered full of gold.
The parts of your skin that grow hairs.
Puzzle 11
Lure, like flowers do to bees.
Exercise session at home or at the gym.
Classic board game Trivial __.
Hot, humid regions either side of the Equator.
Typed numbers into a phone to call someone.
The most concentrated extract of a substance.
Person who doesn't believe in God, religion.
Border control agency that checks purchases.
Thing that cracks on your finger.
Money not spent when shopping abroad.
Mind your own __; material used by honeymakers.
Wizard who went from Gray to White in LOTR.
Fair damsels rescued by fairy tale princes.
Puzzle 12
Everybody's got these; issues.
Slang word for singing like Sinatra.
Terminal __ starred Charlie Sheen as a skydiver.
Stories of traditional beliefs and customs.
Moving through half-melted snow.
Severe headache with dizziness, nausea.
Cool citrus thirst quencher on a hot day.
Type of pass one shows to get on a plane.
Indoor Olympic sport with 7 players on a team.
Bribe, sweetener (involving the feet?).
The long-haired princess from Tangled.
Freshwater creature named for breathing organ.
Trading rate between foreign currencies.
Puzzle 13
Chair with long space for legs, __ longue.
Roman senator and traitor to Julius Caesar.
What governments are doing with duties on goods.
Examples include kinetic, chemical and electrical.
A song from an album released ahead of time.
A sweet liquid collected from flowers by birds.
Crunchy root vegetable sliced and added to salads.
To legally take someone into custody.
Puzzle 14
All Hallows' Eve is better known as this.
5...4...3...2...1, for example.
Note that's half as long as as an eighth note.
"Circular" parasite found in dogs.
Title of a male in an unmarried relationship.
Major Australian city, not Sydney or Brisbane.
Legendary sword of King Arthur.
Famous ones include the Mona Lisa and Starry Night.
Puzzle 15
Women's shoes with thin, high heels.
Unaccompanied in one's abode, like in the movie.
The way someone exists, their habits and food.
Airport terminal section where one boards a plane.
UI design is the art of making a user __ for apps.
Convert text from one language to another.
Puzzle 16
So beautiful that it's close to perfection.
Point that marks numbers less than one.
Kids' card game that tries to avoid the spinster.
A Latin American dish made of fresh raw seafood.
Containers for water to take on the plane.
Accountant's word for money made.
Mythical lady who opened the box.
__ Rocher: Italian chocolate and hazelnut balls.
Wednesday, midpoint of the week.
Judges hand this down at end of a trial.
Small device for starting a fire.
Relating to the country with Tehran as the capital.
Puzzle 17
How one pays at duty-free shops to avoid fees.
Verbal puzzle from a Gotham nemesis.
A small knife with a sharp blade used as a weapon.
A mischievous ugly creature similar to a gnome.
Puzzle 18
Large decorative containers for specimen shrubs.
Advice a mentor or role model gives you.
Last name of singer Christina, or Xtina for short.
Very large Vegas hotel named after a movie company.
Arne Jacobsen's iconic seat; sunny side up sitter?.
The muggle-born witch best friend of Harry Potter.
Introductory music at the start of a performance.
Puzzle 19
High-cost, no expense spared, e.g. a __ movie.
Word that sounds the same, but means something else.
Vocal expressor of political objection.
Pieces of luggage taken on trips.
The state of one's existence following death.
Tourist attraction to see England's capital.
She wrote the best selling book series of all time.
Medieval raiders who tried to retake the Holy Land.
Plane part in the upright and locked position.
Puzzle 20
Mary who had a chimney sweep pal Bert.
Male fragrance originating in large German city.
Flap rapidly, like a butterfly's wings.
Canine-powered mode of transit in arctic climates.
French car manufacturer with diamond-shaped logo.
Exchange for a better item, more costly.
Person who the police think committed a crime.
Control of this is crucial in weight loss.