CodyCross Homeschooling Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Gaining new knowledge, studying.
Chemical used to keep swimming pools safe.
Dawn, the first light of morning.
List of definitions of new terms to aid learning.
Glass containers for pouring liquids.
Golfer, won US Open titles in 1948, 50, 51 and 53.
To be so infatuated with someone it causes illness.
Meal made with two slices of bread.
An unplugged version of a song.
Puzzle 2
A musical performance by a lone musician.
Red spice made of ground peppers.
Cause something to become runny or fluid.
Caribbean island country with the capital Kingston.
3-movie set like Lord of the Rings, the Godfather.
Babies do not have this bone when they're born.
Japanese paper folding to make tiny sculptures.
Arm-powered tool with a small blade to cut metal.
Puzzle 3
Large feline, e.g. lion, cheetah, tiger.
Traditionally seen in armor on a horse.
When a boat is stranded without motion or steering.
Return a video cassette to the beginning.
The I in the acronym name Roy G. Biv.
Distant, off-site, e.g. __ learning.
Paul Rudd superhero aka Scott Lang.
Many may cover a shipped package.
Hit a ball to keep it off the ground.
Manual, pour-over glass coffeemaker.
Missing words, gaps, e.g. fill in the __.
Greek god with winged shoes; French fashion brand.
The Robot often warned Will Robinson of it.
Select groups of people; cream of the crop.
Puzzle 4
On-screen conference for several pupils at once.
Crocodile enemy of Donkey Kong.
Rating given to the best hotels, restaurants.
It lives in the dirt and breathes through its skin.
Novel of Heights written by Emily Brontë.
Where Gene Kelly went singin'.
Puzzle 5
Pincer on a sideways-walking crustacean.
The navy has sailors, the army has these.
Assignment set outside of schooling hours.
Root vegetables glazed with honey.
Lazy comic cat who prefers pasta.
Luckiest type of clover to find.
Puzzle 6
Electronic versions of novels or study guides.
Device that sends internet into and around a home.
Electric pot to boil water for hot drinks.
Having red cheeks or complexion.
Check progress, mark a piece of work.
Blended word for Scottish leaving of the UK.
Small room for Christian worship.
Chestnut shade of brownish-red.
Official name for Mount McKinley since 2015.
Card game of matching cards in a circle.
Puzzle 7
Garment worn by Wee Willie Winkie.
Study of countries and landforms.
Add commas and question marks to a piece of text.
When a person is clumsy, especially with the hands.
Major UK-based tennis tournament.
Sample of a product without any cost.
Puzzle 8
The part of the house where one sleeps.
Barbadian who sang Love on the Brain and Umbrella.
Ate in small morsels, pecked at.
The Serengeti is an example of one.
What allegedly can turn lead into gold.
Find out the length or height of an object.
Bristle on a cat's face, helps detect small spaces.
TV western with Jeff Daniels and Merritt Wever.
Actively involved in an activity.
Mr Kipling, The Jungle Book writer.
Puzzle 9
Explanation texts added to maps or diagrams.
Vast sea regions of the globe.
Sugary fluid produced by plants.
The act of changing position over time.
Italian city where Romeo and Juliet takes place.
Old-fashioned hair-styling grease.
Times __; multiplication learned by heart.
Jean-Luc Picard catchphrase for entering warp.
Dolly Parton's islands were in this.
Cheeky sign stuck on someone's back.
Puzzle 10
Mediterranean herb grown from an evergreen shrub.
Appraise or assess a piece of work.
Interactive creative learning session.
Crystalline form of carbon used in pencils.
Providing food at a hospitality event.
Begging this is an example of a logical fallacy.
The Griswold family has a tough time taking one.
Puzzle 11
Pattern used in the Rorschach test.
Young animal known as a kitten.
Beatles song was about this sea creature's garden.
Country where Chernobyl is located.
Leela's diaper-wearing black and white pet.
Superhero who goes green when he's angry.
Using resources jointly with another student.
Puzzle 12
Device that produces electricity.
Fuzzy-skinned green Chinese gooseberry.
A written account of someone's life.
Largest living rodents in the world.
Student manuals that explain course topics.
Employment in the hot months between school years.
Printout with exercises and activities to complete.
Snow or rockslides down a mountain.
Puzzle 13
Legendary sasquatch from North American lore.
Star Wars actor who started as a Muppet puppeteer.
Art creation from glued-together cuttings.
Ocean bird that catches fish in its throat pouch.
Workspace where a computer and keyboard sit.
British author of Middle-Earth books.
Birth surname of Charlie Sheen, brother of Emilio.
Warming food so it gets hotter.
Group of four musicians playing in harmony.
Sport with 300 as its top score.
Puzzle 14
Reptile that lives in its shell and likes water.
Life __; practical abilities to cope with life.
Step-by-step instructions for an experiment.
Famous bell housed in London's Elizabeth Tower.
Stocky wild cats such as bobcats.
Athletes who move boats using oars.
Red fruit often found on slot machines.
A possibly narcissistic dressing table.
Behaved in a way that belittled someone.
Puzzle 15
Global athletic competition held every four years.
Series of celebrities showing off their homes.
2017 Greta Gerwig movie starring Saoirse Ronan.
Learning how to write words correctly.
Clay fireplace to keep warm outside.
Costless product with extra payment for add-ons.
Toy railway with tracks, train, cars, etc..
Place where film is developed to print photographs.
Funky bar where you might hear Miles Davis.
Scottish peak, highest point in the British Isles.
Puzzle 16
Dictionary accompaniment for finding synonyms.
Holiday for trick-or-treating.
Praise, motivate with positive words.
Agent played by David Duchovny in The X-Files.
What some codes give when shopping online.
Initiate a legal case against someone.
Old-fashioned word for a female parking warden.
Puzzle 17
New cars often have this kind of ignition.
Pencil and paper word game with missing letters.
Obscuring of one celestial body by another.
A lifeguard might wear one around their neck.
You burn these if you want to ruin a relationship.
Resisting, challenging, disobeying, rebelling.
White orb used to bump its peers in billiards.
Show a project or piece of work you have prepared.
Related to health and illness.
Movie that told the life story of Ritchie Valens.
Sculpted monuments to historical figures.
Puzzle 18
Extended study to increase knowledge.
Transparent tank for underwater creatures.
Black tea with bergamot, named after past leader.
DC comic series critical of racism and violence.
Shakespeare play about a monarch and his daughters.
Valentine's Day is celebrated in this month.
Addictive chemical in cigarettes.
Puzzle 19
TV drag queen who runs a race.
Inflatable life-saving device common in cars.
Surname of Kylie, Kendall and Kris.
Thoreau's written reflection of nature.
Al fresco meal on a blanket with sandwiches.
Students working above the age-expected level.
Ventriloquist's dummy in Goosebumps movies.
__ arithmetic; sums worked out in your head.
Hard crystal often found in watches, clocks.
Place a higher offer than a competing buyer.
Edible fruits including gala and granny smith.
Plant-eating lizard commonly kept as a pet.
Puzzle 20
Way of doing something, personal method.
Usually the first meal of the day.
Disney animated series with Huey, Dewey and Louie.
Similar to a crocodile, but with a shorter snout.
Name of the radio version of Cee Lo Green 2010 hit.
Post-workout soak in therapeutic salts.
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