CodyCross Food Named after Places Pack answers
Food Named after Places
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Other member of the duo with John Oates.
Public square once bisected by the Berlin Wall.
Medium-sized antelope of southwestern Africa.
Bill & Ted had an Excellent one.
Scottish capital, namesake of a chalky sweet treat.
House gathering for rounds of competitive play.
Curaçao liquor comes from an island in this sea.
Puzzle 2
First name of Belgian saxophone inventor Sax.
Welsh __, popular dish of cheese on toast.
Naked ruler who needs some clothes in the folktale.
Peter, English actor known for Quo Vadis.
Video-sharing website whose logo is a play button.
Table sport with a 147 point maximum break.
Light breezes or gusts of wind.
Train carriage for sleeping in.
Puzzle 3
Elder of the two brothers who directed Fargo.
Long brown fruit known as the "date of India".
Mystery writer Agatha who herself vanished in 1926.
Fingertip device for measuring blood oxygen levels.
Grated cheese from Parma, also called Parmigiano.
What Tiger Woods strikes with his club.
Porcine minister of propaganda from Animal Farm.
Puzzle 4
NASA's orbiting research station, launched 1973.
Mott the __; Roll Away The Stone rockers.
Jarlsberg cheese is named after a town here.
Usually the biggest bedroom in a house.
Visit the ruins of the Parthenon in this city.
Device carried in case of severe allergic reaction.
Conquistador who became 1st Governor of New Spain.
The female leaders of beehives.
Grace, computer programming pioneer.
Medical show starring Zach Braff as John Dorian.
Scottish city known for its rich fruit cake.
Surname of Batman's police commissioner friend.
Beach town west of Los Angeles where Barbie lives.
Puzzle 5
A topic or theme, like mathematics or English.
Antique sewing-machine foot pedal.
Artist whose works include Summertime Number 9A.
Country associated with jerk chicken.
Portuguese island, gives its name to a sweet wine.
70-80s band once known as Angel and the Snakes.
First name of Mr. Leary or Mr. Olyphant.
Monstrous Christmas demon in some Alpine cultures.
Chair for an infant to travel safely in a vehicle.
Puzzle 6
French singer also called The Little Sparrow.
Java coffee comes from this island nation.
Automatic lawn-watering machine.
The nine-banded is a type of this burrowing mammal.
A group of people living together; a local society.
MTV show for acoustic musical performances.
Christina Ricci played her in The Addams Family.
Puzzle 7
Shoving or pushing others aside using an arm joint.
It makes perfect, according to a saying.
A Japanese horizontal hand scroll; a type of sushi.
Scottish city that gives its name to Angus beef.
It's the H in water's chemical arrangement, H20.
Top hat-wearing ghoul in a 2014 Australian horror.
Belinda, Heaven Is a Place on Earth singer.
Green or white pulse named after Peru's capital.
Describes cows that don't eat processed food.
Puzzle 8
Ben, co-wrote Good Will Hunting with Matt Damon.
Tom Ellis plays the Devil in this TV series.
Captain of the ill-fated RMS Titanic.
Room where you find a stove and fridge.
UK pop star behind 2020's Future Nostalgia.
Type of salad named after a New York hotel.
Puzzle 9
A chess move whereby a player makes a sacrifice.
Rapper who helped Billy McFarland launch Fyre Fest.
Tasty Belgian treat; talk a lot about nothing.
Taxonomic rank between kingdom and class.
Cantalupo, Italy, is known for these fruits.
Small mouse-like rodents with long snouts.
Host nation of the 2016 Olympics.
Norse explorer, like Erik the Red.
Puzzle 10
Alter ego of comic book character Kara Zor-El.
Institutions you can borrow books from.
End-of-performance waving gesture by a dancer.
A 1950s sitcom starring Ball and Arnaz.
Radioactive element named after a dwarf planet.
Chicago showgirl played by Renée Zellweger.
A fruit used to make a Thanksgiving turkey sauce.
New York borough; a whiskey and vermouth cocktail.
Espresso coffee topped up with hot water.
Puzzle 11
Monopoly square with a police officer on it.
Grand palace located in Agra, India.
Brian De Palma film with Al Pacino as Tony Montana.
Russian national airline with its HQ in Moscow.
World championship of sled dog racing.
Vain gentleman narrator in Wuthering Heights.
__ Jack, popular Californian cheese.
Small silvery fish said to be named after Sardinia.
Gaseous chemical element whose symbol is N.
Puzzle 12
Leaning to one side, like a ship.
Chinese military ruler in the early 20th century.
Hard Knock Wife standup comedian.
The word "currant" derives from this ancient city.
A square framework used in printing or surveying.
He painted a famous Portrait of Dora Maar in 1937.
Iago and Desdemona appear in this Shakespeare play.
Musical about the 1899 paperboy strike.
Device used to administer breathable medication.
Angular degrees are divided into 60 of them.
Puzzle 13
Chestnut deer breed with white spots.
Depressed trough in the Earth's surface.
First name of Jonathan Swift's voyager Gulliver.
Anatomical name for the chest.
Mask tucked above a seat; what humans breathe.
Hale-Bopp and Halley's are two of the most famous.
His Age was the second Avengers movie.
Tabasco sauce is named after a region here.
This country's cities include Ankara and Istanbul.
Scandinavian country known for its meatballs.
Puzzle 14
US president said to have inspired the teddy bear.
French town, the name of a type of whipped cream.
Charlie Brown's piano-playing Peanuts friend.
Port on Australia's Swan River, near Perth.
Brazilian dance that was a fad in the 1960s.
Device that sends electrical impulses to the heart.
He plays architect Michael in The Good Place.
Drinking vessel for Pinot Noir.
The wizarding world alley devoted to the dark arts.
Females in a pride of big cats.
A late-night shift is likened to this cemetery.
Puzzle 15
Something that impedes progress.
Rich brown sugar, named after a Guyanese port.
Swinging mechanism in a ticking clock.
Managed to pay for, had sufficient funds.
Roman emperor who succeeded Augustus in 14 CE.
The Disney film with Simba, Timon and Pumbaa.
Chickaree is a name for several species of this.
English county known for its clotted cream.
Downton actor Elizabeth who played Cora.
15th-century astronomer, grandson of Tamerlane.
Publisher of book of World Records.
Former __ Republic of Macedonia.
Nationality of Justin Bieber and Celine Dion.
Puzzle 16
Jordan Peele's directorial debut.
Name given to the Thursday before Easter.
Real first name of Chuck Norris.
Surname of George in It's a Wonderful Life.
Middle East nation, and sugar-coated almond.
First name of polar explorer Shackleton.
A tropical monkey named after its cries.
Cutting the grass of a garden lawn.
Czech capital, gives its name to a type of ham.
Puzzle 17
Author of Jack Ryan espionage novels.
Enya's 1988 breakthrough album.
The collection of stars also known as the dolphin.
This warns that a building is burning.
Leaving online feedback for product purchases.
Host of The Late Show before Colbert.
Rolled pizza shares a name with a Sicilian volcano.
Give a patient some paper to exchange for medicine.
Tallest mountain range in the world.
Puzzle 18
London district, gives its name to a fruit bun.
Legendary actress Judy, mother of Liza Minnelli.
Money paid when a court case is lost.
Sir Robert, first English Prime Minister, 1721-42.
Singer whose hits include S&M and Take A Bow.
Fish accidentally caught in nets.
Little lad who prompted Scrooge to change his ways.
Illegally cracking computer codes.
Chicken Kiev is named after this country's capital.
Rhea who played Carla in Cheers.
2019 Avengers movie that followed Infinity War.
Puzzle 19
First name of Nettles, Garner or Lopez.
Popular Swiss cheese; anagram of lament me.
A person who is in the last stage of a competition.
Traditional gift on a 45th anniversary.
__ Head, vegetable with added body parts.
Philosopher who co-wrote The Communist Manifesto.
Country from where port wine originally came.
Character played by Pamela Anderson on Baywatch.
Clothing to protect from precipitation.
Musical symbol on a stave for lower pitched notes.
Doctors who use scalpels to operate.
It's the A in telecommunications company AT&T.
It went to war with El Salvador over a soccer game.
Without power leads or electrical cables.
Puzzle 20
Common type of printer that doesn't use lasers.
Facial hairstyles on the chin.
Erode by melting or evaporating.
Word that turns Billy Batson into Captain Marvel.
This spirit is made using apples in Calvados.
Jane Wyman was the first wife of this US president.
Bob, Jamaican singer of No Woman No Cry.
Largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.
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