CodyCross Fashion Items Pack answers
Fashion Items
Here are the answers to CodyCross Fashion Items Pack. If you need help with any specific puzzle leave your comment below.
AdventurePuzzle 1
William __, inventor of Cyberpunk genre.
Walking in the wilderness, rambling.
Country where Chardonnay originated.
Professionals who check instrumental pitch.
The Spanish word "sacerdote" in English.
In Greek mythology the leader of the Titans.
Puzzle 2
America, __, Greek immigrants dream to go to US.
Military simulation sport with 6mm plastic BBs.
Exposed flesh in the stomach area.
River draining to Caspian Sea, aka Kura.
Israeli ground fava beans and chickpeas dish.
Name of 16 popes; and of a Christian calendar.
File-hosting, storage and sharing website.
Thick, woven fabric with a raised pattern.
Puzzle 3
Study of crime and punishment.
Airline that operates the longest non-stop flight.
He led the Russian provisional government in 1917.
Pier Paolo __, murdered director of Accattone.
Another name for the condition Herpes Zoster.
Wide-legged trousers that give illusion of a skirt.
Franz __: composer of the "Unfinished Symphony".
Hang this up on Christmas Eve to receive presents.
Pass between Mount Everest and Lhotse.
Famous chess-playing computer.
Author of "Gone With the Wind": Margaret __.
Puzzle 4
__ out of the bag; give away a secret.
Another name for Indian city Bengaluru.
Can be empire, princess, drop, Basque....
Shirt covering with button front and no sleeves.
Push it around the garden to cut the grass.
To hint at something indirectly.
Changing allegiance; switching sides.
Puzzle 5
Upper garment with lacing, can be a corset.
Apparatus used in men's gymnastics, __ horse.
The bomb squad does this to armed bombs.
Type of bracelet, but worn around the leg.
Country that first developed the video game Tetris.
1964 movie about 12th century European nobility.
Elon Musk's spaceship company.
Make less dense, anagram of friary.
To feel deep respect towards something.
Puzzle 6
Trousers with wide leg at bottom.
Composer of "The Marriage of Figaro".
Something that's a warning, light, command.
Nabokov novel about Dolores Haze.
Paul __, Fast & Furious actor, died 2013.
Jiggery- __ describes underhand behavior.
Gulf of __, waters off coastal Vietnam and China.
Common misnomer for airport runway.
Puzzle 7
Pedal __, cut-off trousers like capri pants.
The action of entering; admittance, access.
Magnitude scale for measuring earthquakes.
"Spartacus" Best Supporting Actor winner, Peter __.
Where the V-2 ballistic missile was created.
To put forward feelings or opinions in some way.
French soft cream cheese with herbs in it.
Beer-selling sports mascot on The Simpsons.
__ warning, content may be disturbing.
Puzzle 8
Largest casino in Paradise Island.
Tight, stretchy trousers, used for workouts.
Amount of light reaching film or photographic sensor.
He plays Santa Claus in the Santa Clause movies.
Source of nourishment for an unborn baby.
Charles __, French author of "Cinderella".
Freud's part of the mind with the id and the ego.
Like a ballet dancer; not clumsy.
Sex and the City actress Kim __, born in Liverpool.
Michael Clarke Duncan starred in __ Mile.
Puzzle 9
Elasticated hair tie with fabric covering.
Jane Curtin plays the mother of this alien family.
Oskar __, German capitalist saved Jewish lives.
Replacement of outer layer after severe burns.
Jelly roll-shaped, baked pizza dough turnover.
Cream bassist with Baker and Clapton.
Stilettoes and wedges are __, not flats.
Evergreen bush with a host of colored flowers.
Funding set aside for a particular project.
Small portable stairs used in a home.
Puzzle 10
Unfinished novel by Franz Kafka, "The __".
Third-largest city in Denmark.
First Apple logo honored this scientist.
Last service on Yom Kippur before "Break the Fast".
Rotting beast laid on a piano by Dalí and Buñuel.
Semi-solid food made of curdled milk.
Shared a flat, anagram of moored.
__ skirt, straight, slim-fitting knee-length skirt.
Pleated and gathered fabric, bunched together.
Sport for which Wladimir Klitschko was noted.
Leaves on fern-like plants, such as bracken.
Puzzle 11
__ Cube, don't peel the colored stickers.
Greek city in Boeotia razed by Alexander the Great.
Top or dress held up by a strap round the neck.
"A Christmas Carol" Scrooge's catchphrase, Bah __.
Film director/producer of pulpy, low-budget films.
Walk unsteadily, perhaps in high heels.
Long wooden seat with high back, seen in churches.
Beagle, the small white pet of Charlie Brown.
Azim __, Indian tycoon, chairman of Wipro.
The measurements in degrees of a shape's corner.
Pair of tall tapering drums played with the hands.
Puzzle 12
Liv __, Norwegian actress, muse of Ingmar Bergman.
__ jacket, animal-skin coat worn by bikers.
Term for non-believers means "unfaithful".
Saul __, the dodgy lawyer in Breaking Bad.
Straits connecting two bodies of water.
Rock on the Rhine with an engaging female siren.
Buick is a division of __ Motors.
Puzzle 13
Region of Spain closely associated with paella.
Tied to or bound to something.
The first particle __ was invented in 1911.
Victor __, Italian king accepted rule of Mussolini.
Caused by high temperatures, aka prickly heat.
Furniture which has been given a new lease of life.
Novel by Somerset Maugham, "The Moon and __".
Flimsy, strappy women's top, a female vest.
Ms O'Hara, the heroine of Gone With The Wind.
Protagonist in Bewitched, married to Darrin.
__ collar, Chinese-style, close-fitting collar.
Puzzle 14
Cashew-based macaroons from India.
Irish __, tall, shaggy dog breed.
Spanish university city; scene of a battle in 1812.
Dominoes played with triangular pieces.
The cut of a garment, from sewing profession name.
Place where you live; dwelling place.
Supreme Leader of North Korea from 2011.
To make up on the spot, e.g. in acting or comedy.
Public access routes for walkers.
Puzzle 15
__ bliss; the happiness of being married.
__ Rides Again, Dietrich in Western mode.
Type of flower used to produce saffron.
The capital of Marshall Islands.
Happy Days Spin-off, __ Loves Chachi.
Fashion __, wears trends but looks ridiculous.
Wild playing cards that are jesters.
Puzzle 16
Prepare a meal simply with a single cooking vessel.
Rigoletto's job in the opera of his name.
German rock and bridge formation on the Elbe.
Empire founded by Genghis Khan in 1206.
Sporty sleeve style with no shoulder seam.
Floorboards might be this in a haunted house.
__ at the inn; totally full, no vacancies.
Undead creature that eats brains.
Puzzle 17
Getting to the bottom of a mystery.
Knee-highs, stockings and socks.
__ massager, based on Japan's traditional medicine.
Montevideo, capital and largest city of __.
Kidneys excrete it, aka azane.
Short, sharp vowel sounds are __.
Assuming incorrectly, "__ up the wrong tree".
Planes that don't have motors.
Mount __, site of the Battle of Armageddon.
Photo of a person's face, especially a criminal.
Hybrid between a buffalo and a cow.
Technical term for a double chin.
Gathered frills of cloth around sleeves or neck.
Golf legend Tiger Woods' real first name.
Purplish red color, used in ink cartridges.
Puzzle 18
__ or high water; despite facing obstacles.
Street dance style with exaggerated arms and legs.
A gold coin found in a pirate's hoard.
The __, film about a Jew who becomes a Neo-Nazi.
"Milk of human __" is a quote from Macbeth.
__ cap, sporty hat with a stiff peak.
Tiny organisms that can cause disease.
Largest Moon of Jupiter, named after a Trojan boy.
Very angry state; overheating in a nuclear reactor.
Metal with the highest melting point.
Gave a vehicle a routine inspection.
Indian dish of spiced cauliflower and potatoes.
Puzzle 19
Fiery sensation in chest caused by stomach acid.
Essential clothing items for your wardrobe.
Middle Eastern dish with chopped parsley or mint.
Military shoulder decoration found on coats.
Northern ursine, lives within Santa's homeland.
A __ Orange is Burgess's violent dystopian story.
Puzzle 20
__, Nintendo game for exercising.
Remove stopper from wine bottle.
__ dead body; absolute refusal to do something.
Cornish moorland with sightings of mystery big cat.
To continue in the same state or condition.
Jacket with a short "skirt" from waistline.
Highest, climatic point, especially in astronomy.
Formal neckwear that's complicated to knot.