CodyCross Greatest Discoveries Pack answers
Greatest Discoveries
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Sophie's__, drama with Meryl Streep.
Large upright power-driven wheel in amusement park.
Group of countries fought together during WWI.
Workout bottoms definitely not loose.
De Mestrel created this fastener based on burrs.
Sloping font, used for emphasis.
Very difficult, annoying; it strains your patience.
Champagne and orange juice, common drink at brunch.
Puzzle 2
__ You, relationship comedy featuring Helen Hunt.
Timber circle off Norfolk, likened to Stonehenge.
When Harry __, US romantic comedy.
Availability of a phone network in a location.
Manny __, Filipino boxer, also known as Pac-Man.
National __, US-based weekly tabloid.
Curved sword named after Egyptian warriors.
Doctor who traced the source of cholera In London.
French scientist who gave the gyroscope its name.
Puzzle 3
The __ Dead, drama about the zombie apocalypse.
Decree, declare, pronounce formally.
Egyptian pharaoh whose tomb was discovered in 1922.
Country that has two capitals, Sucre and La Paz.
Load of old __! Or merely an American sausage.
Fast-drying paint, used instead of oils.
Layered pastry popular in Austria.
Semimetal element used in electronics manufacture.
The period of time at the end of the day.
"Unsinkable" ship found in the Atlantic in 1985.
Puzzle 4
Strength of very strong winds.
Tick-Tock, animal that scares Captain Hook.
__ Scramble, ball bearing obstacle course.
He was born in a ladies room during a dance.
Fanciful, amazing, non-sensical, unreal.
Newly discovered lost continent under New Zealand.
Tollund Man, an example of these mummified people.
Food or drink served before a meal.
The right-hand side of a ship.
The medical term for whooping cough.
John who played Jim Halpert in The Office.
Puzzle 5
Early discovery that makes the world go round.
__ Monster – baked goods-loving Sesame Streeter.
Hero from The Neverending Story in 1980.
Irish: a __ to which a drop of whisky is added.
__ Lindgren, Swedish author of Pippi Longstocking.
Where Aristotle taught philosophy.
Leather straps for sharpening razors.
__-Élysées, Parisian avenue near the Louvre.
Salt __, spilt by Judas in the Last Supper artwork.
Puzzle 6
Half __, player kicks ball that just landed.
Humped animals that cross the Sahara.
Armed __, overall, a country's military.
Greatest warrior of the Trojan army.
King __ III, the 3rd longest reigned in the UK.
Laws of __, Newton created three of them.
Freight wagon used in rail transport.
William __, chemist, accidentally discovered mauve.
Short name for famous Berlin shopping street.
Night time creepy crawly; don't let it bite.
Player of cor anglais or shawm.
Puzzle 7
Small frozen blocks that chill a drink.
Goddess of Earth marriage site in Ayyavazhi.
You can kill two birds with it.
What you push a child around in.
Montagnier and Gallo saw it as the cause of AIDS.
__ Jolie, Lara Croft and UN special envoy.
__ Palace, Berlin residence of German president.
The team considered least likely to win.
It records the pedigree of pure-bred horses.
Metal cylinder, can be filled with gas.
Passive, floating organisms found in oceans.
Oceanographers may study this, about sea levels.
Conical headgear worn at birthday celebrations.
Separating closely growing seedlings.
Puzzle 8
A cylindrical container for holding ice cubes.
Highly competitive, like hungry canines.
Murderers with high profile victims.
Physicist gave his name to a unit of radioactivity.
Utah lake, famous for its salinity.
Italian word for paper thin beef slices.
__ Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder.
Percy Spencer stumbled upon this method of cooking.
Maker and repairer of clocks and watches.
Race run by the final runner in a relay team.
Highest peak of South Australia.
Australian toy that comes back when thrown.
Junior military officer, means subordinate.
Puzzle 9
Wildlife-spotting adventure holiday.
Small social group that keeps others out.
Rear __, Hitchcock's movie with Grace Kelly.
William __ discovered blood circulation.
Another term for an abseil in mountaineering.
Detroit rapper with numerous pseudonyms.
Indian Ocean bay; the Ganges empties into it.
Puzzle 10
Major League baseballs only last for 7 __.
Fish having horns over its eyes.
Professor Severus Snape Alan __.
Joint __: shared by two or more people.
Ryan Murphy drama set at a plastic surgery center.
Salary or allowance for the clergy.
Short, thick hair growing on the eyelid.
Bronze Age archeological site on Crete.
The daughter of a Spanish monarch.
Nintendo's 1989 handheld answer to gamers.
No right on red in this Oceania country, New __.
Musical term for lively and fast.
Scientist who accidentally discovered penicillin.
A person who makes, repairs or sells jewelry.
Three small islands off the coast of Peru.
Puzzle 11
Main character who has a tough life in Harlem.
One way of saying "red" in Spanish.
French term for a thin, boneless slice of meat.
When life gives you lemons, make __.
Greek goddess and Italian football team.
Miquelon's twin island, overseas land of France.
Henry VIII's warship rediscovered in the Solent.
Self-__, vacation with no meals provided.
Sport known as soccer in the US, is called __ in UK.
Puzzle 12
Decorative mineral crystals used in jewelry.
Copernicus, responsible for the laws of __ motion.
Artwork by Arcimboldo; emperor made of veggies.
__-Holstein, northernmost German state.
Greek heroes in search of the Golden Fleece.
Undiscovered cup used by Christ at the Last Supper.
Waxy substance from sperm whales used in perfumery.
Peruvian decorative trench depicting nature.
Collection of units into a body, mass or amount.
__, Today and Tomorrow, Sofia Loren comedy.
This field takes a look at cultures.
Puzzle 13
Isabelle __, French actress of Camille Claudel.
Frozen __, a tarter ice cream aka Froyo.
Elementary particles first conceived in the 1960s.
To force someone to do something.
Breaks in the skin; sores in the mouth or stomach.
Bats have __ wings (like ducks' feet).
Plane company produced the Barracuda and Firefly.
__ Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird author.
Machu __, Inca citadel located by Hiram Bingham.
Four sides, four right angles.
Attack of the __ Tomatoes, 1991 NES game.
Founder of Versace, Donatella's brother.
2009 F1 Championship winner for Brawn GP.
__ dancer; polite, euphemistic term for a stripper.
A quarter or district of a Spanish town.
Distress call by ships and aircraft (at any time!).
City where Frederic Chopin Airport is located.
Grand __, Hockney painted this place.
Jennifer __, Academy Award winner for Dreamgirls.
View-__, device for looking at tiny photo reels.
Puzzle 14
I'd rather be a __ than a snail, yes I would.
TV show about survivors of a nuclear disaster.
__ Bening, actress of American Beauty.
Ornithologist and illustrator of Birds of America.
Primary sword for Ancient Roman foot soldiers.
Crash test __, car safety guinea pigs.
Nowadays a bad habit once a very popular one.
Failed discovery of turning base metal into gold.
He discovered animal electricity using frogs.
Carved ornament shaped like foliage.
Puzzle 15
In the fairy tale she lets down her golden hair.
Pennsylvania town where US "The Office" was set.
Card game with pegs and wooden scoring board.
Largest moon in the Solar System.
British queen who reigned from age 18 to age 81.
Computer key for upper case letters.
Something (bad) remaining from the past; vestige.
Spanish name for a pale golden-brown horse.
Male jewelry worn at the end of the sleeves.
Round Middle Eastern food the size of a pillowcase.
The Four __ of the Apocalypse.
__ of the Innocents, Rubens's Biblical carnage.
Spouting name for Duchamp's urinal sculpture.
This entity sells directly to consumers.
Surname of two tennis champion sisters.
Puzzle 16
Superman villain, alias Mockingbird.
Loud, violent bursting into pieces.
Singer with albums Frank and Back to Black.
Ernest Shackleton's ship lost to Antarctic ice.
__ showers; brief, unpredictable spells of rain.
Lot-__, French dept, capital is Agen.
S American brandy drink with egg white and lime.
An electrical device like a washing machine.
Young sheep who has been "de-fleeced".
Sugar substitute obtained via coal tar processes.
Puzzle 17
Shortened version of disc jockey.
Subatomic particle identified by Ernest Rutherford.
Norse god, son of Odin, killed by mistletoe.
Team Rocket's talking Pokemon.
__ Law, as income rises, less is spent on food.
Japanese era that began with Emperor Yoshihito.
Second wife of Jacob, mother of Joseph.
__ Magna, hidden Roman city in modern Libya.
Ophthalmologically, a strabismus.
Danish sportswear brand with bumble bee logo.
90s spy spoof starring Mike Myers, Austin __.
Deprive of, remove one's stake in another's business.
A decoding device for a computer program.
Northernmost Scandinavian country.
Puzzle 18
Elephants are __ of good luck in India.
Brandy and crème de menthe, drunk in High Society.
When a ship is pulling in to park.
A state of general chaos and confusion.
Hutton posited the wearing down of Earth, its __.
Chad __, The Art of Fielding penman.
The __ Loser, weight loss reality show.
Removed liquid from something, such as noodles.
__ in the Snow, Bruegel's stalkers returning home.
Go to the barber shop to get a __.
Louis __ dealt with bacteria contamination of milk.
Puzzle 19
Clyde __, astronomer who discovered Pluto in 1930.
Extremely distressing, offensive or startling.
Portmanteau term for close male relationship.
Painter who used primary color and quadrilaterals.
Mythological reptile; its breath supposedly fatal.
What Ever Happened to __? 1962 thriller.
Christiaan Huygens created the __ clock.
As smooth as a __ = quiet, calm.
__ the Magnificent, the tenth Ottoman sultan.
Locationally, the center one of Rome's seven hills.
Puzzle 20
Invented by the Chinese, used in munitions.
Arcade Fire song or a French heroine saint.
Actor, voiced Marty the Zebra on Madagascar.
City's car park where Richard III was found.
Australian pool, the side channel of a river.
Character created by Hugh Lofting: Doctor __.