CodyCross Footwear Pack answers
Footwear
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Shoe with eyes and a cord passing through them.
Author of Little Women, Louisa May __.
John __ Harding, a 1960s Dylan album.
Without __, TV series investigating disappearances.
Hand-ball game from the Basque region.
Puzzle 2
Danced with wolves, protected Houston.
Machines for boiling water for hot drinks.
At a higher price, the classiest option.
Winged sandals such as worn by Hermes.
Through thick __, in good times and bad.
In English it is Florence; in Italian it is __?.
Long, curved sword of the Philippines.
Town location of the annual Isle of Wight festival.
__ II Elessar, fellow from The Lord of the Rings.
Puzzle 3
Animal that comes first in the alphabet.
Buying and selling of commodities.
Agua de __, Spanish cocktail made with cava.
Former French colony in India's Puducherry region.
Native flat slip-on with woven leather strips.
The etymological study of names of places.
The Talented __, 1999 thriller with Matt Damon.
"Once in a __", an extremely rarely lunar event.
First few words of the song Do-Re-Mi.
Puzzle 4
Longest day of the week (in letters).
Oldest village resident in Asterix comic strip.
She turns a wooden puppet into a boy in Pinocchio.
Son of Queen Victoria, ruled England between 1901-10.
Cry over __, lament over something already done.
Leg coverings, also called nylons.
Boots that come up to the leg joint.
Period with the highest TV viewing figures.
Performed in a row, e.g. to Achy Breaky Heart.
Multi-player game with moves and music.
Economic theory favoring more government spending.
Unwanted hair growth in women.
Puzzle 5
__ balls, evening carnaval partying in Venice.
Daily __, rough drawing of a newspaper.
Oscar-winning actor for Darkest Hour.
Shoes with solid sole extensions, no instep gap.
Food without a high content of lipids.
Imelda __, Filipino who owned 1500 pairs of shoes.
Accidentally lost liquid through a hole.
Puzzle 6
Gilligan is his little buddy on the island.
Italian sportswear brand once endorsed by Totti.
Gobsmacked and unable to speak.
Member of Yossarian's crew in Catch-22.
Women's shoes with a suggestive open front.
Substance used to make 78 rpm gramophone records.
Puzzle 7
Month when World Teacher's Day is celebrated.
Origami is the art of paper __.
The English __, Michael Ondaatje's WW2 account.
Small soft fruits that grow on bushes.
Straw hats for sailing and for schoolboys.
French video game firm behind Legend of Zelda.
Summer footwear can be strappy, heeled or flat.
In Old __, 1st talkie filmed outdoors.
General sports shoe coming above the ankle.
Post-modern often ridiculed indie subculture.
Betty, Archie, Veronica and __.
Puzzle 8
All __, 1983 hit for Lionel Ritchie.
What CJ stood for in Ms Parker's name in Baywatch.
__ toenails can lead to a foot infection.
Tibetan Buddhist trinkets and charms.
Booster part of shoe used in Latin dancing.
Victor Hugo called her voice "golden", Sarah __.
Legally, it means "guilty act", from the Latin.
Wild hairy pig and title of Terry Pratchett's tale.
First South American country to have a subway.
Lemon-sized, brown-skinned fruit like an apricot.
Puzzle 9
Folk flutes made from reeds/bamboo.
Dubai port town popular with tourists.
The nut that Nutella is made from.
Generic name for elderly memory loss.
US podiatrist with a range of healthy footwear.
Iron ore found in New York mountain range.
Puzzle 10
Type of porcelain from near Paris.
__ III, became king of eSwatini in 1986.
Digging tools used by children on beaches.
Wooden clogs from France, Belgium, Netherlands....
Heavy ankle-high work boot worn by the military.
Another name for a herbal tea.
Donald __, This is America artist.
Partly melting, e.g. snow on the ground.
Puzzle 11
A serviette or square cloth on a laid table.
Baby __, someone born just after World War 2.
Author of The Ice Station, Matthew __.
__ shoes, footwear worn by Federer and Nadal.
__ boots are worn by equestrians.
Gigantic metal structures help carry electricity.
Puzzle 12
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11....
Aztec drink from which chocolate gets its name.
Londoner who speaks rhyming slang.
Former Dutch currency before the euro.
Offspring of a human and a deity.
Hoofers footwear with metal plates on toes, heels.
Puzzle 13
Similar in appearance to a young cow.
Strengthening pieces in race cars.
Pollen allergy, endured by thousands in summer.
Stout footwear worn by the land military forces.
Consider __, song by the Artful Dodger in Oliver!.
Alternate name for Amsterdam Airport.
Relating to the small intestine.
Puzzle 14
Bosun is the shortened form of this word.
A cultured chap, behaving with courtesy and care.
__ clog, specialist footwear when digging, mowing.
Czech animator of stop-motion puppets.
__ sandals, worn by ancient Roman slaves perhaps.
Bodily __, euphemism for urination, etc.
Insect named after mythical beast.
Tag given to sensual celebs, like Marilyn Monroe.
Stroke oak, say, to ward off bad consequences.
Spanish town known as the Gibraltar of Valencia.
Puzzle 15
Usual number of jurors on a criminal jury.
__ boots, footwear worn in the wild, wild, west.
__ shoe, satin be-ribboned footwear for ballerinas.
First name of the Black Prince.
Have all your ducks __, be very organised.
Best pal of a stuffed tiger named Hobbes.
Crime and Punishment, novel by __ Dostoevsky.
Puzzle 16
17th-century shoe with raised wooden sole.
21 Jump __, 1980s police drama with Johnny Depp.
Duke __, title of Prince Andrew.
Strip of material sits under the laces of shoes.
__ of the Sun, Christian Bale's WWII movie.
Computer-controlled enemies in video games.
He led the 1453 conquest of Constantinople, __ II.
Puzzle 17
Chemical element with the symbol Hg.
Animal attraction for visitors to Galtaji Temple.
In language, overused expressions, done to death.
Alp cheese pairs well with truffles.
Circus performer who keeps balls in the air.
Palindrome that describes the premier position.
Keyboard instrument similar to an upright piano.
Mexican devotional painting, or "lamina".
High-calf laced boots from antiquity.
Puzzle 18
Various algae vegetations at the coast.
In robust health; flourishing.
Closing and opening eyes rapidly.
Peter Griffin's inappropriate friend.
Sometimes doesn't know what right hand is doing.
Choreographer for the ballet The Rite of Spring.
Furry comfortable footwear for lounging around in.
Small explosives with pins to pull.
Nationality of former pole vaulter Sergey Bubka.
Science that doctors carry out.
Liveliness, exuberance, energy, chirpiness.
Walking around with no shoes or socks.
Puzzle 19
Carbon __, environmental damage left by humans.
Pinkish sunlight seen in the sky at twilight.
Mary __ set up a vigil at the foot of the Cross.
Thematic passage of music, recurring theme.
Suede ankle footwear, pointy toed and cuffed top.
Regions of Ireland where Irish is actually spoken.
Footwear for those tackling fairways and greens.
Puzzle 20
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