CodyCross Music Genres Pack answers
Music Genres
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Hits or slaps with an open hand.
Folk music from Scotland and Ireland in particular.
The part of the eye that is photosensitive.
Country that is home to the island of Samothrace.
Prince of __, game franchise turned into a movie.
__ table; furniture for communal eating.
Sharpened edges on figure skates.
Famous Copenhagen amusement park: __ Gardens.
Tubes fed into an artery, used in heart surgery.
Puzzle 2
UK electronic dance music has prominent bass lines.
__ bullet; do something you've been putting off.
Eerie, an unlikely coincidence.
Up-tempo music from Trinidad like a spicy relish.
The __ Falcon, detective movie with Bogart.
Corridor in a building, connects rooms.
Greek goddess of hunting and the wilderness.
Passport __, where travel documents are checked.
Jack __, Beat author of On the Road.
Puzzle 3
Leader of the Free French forces in WWII.
Background bland/innocuous music when in a lift.
Baltimore is the biggest city in this US state.
Inglourious __, Tarantino's Hitler-hunting film.
Puzzle 4
Sweet peak overlooking Rio de Janeiro.
Ready-made not tailor-made clothes.
Actors Lionel, John, Ethel and Drew.
German experimental avant-garde music genre.
Yearning, sentimental music about unrequited love.
Enforced walk with threat (for an amphibian maybe).
It's wise to avoid this reptile's snapping jaws.
Emergency vehicle for putting out conflagrations.
Puzzle 5
Folk hero Robin Hood's love interest: Maid __.
__ boats, traditional Greek festive decoration.
German operatic composer of Die Walküre.
Prêt-à-__, ready-to-wear clothing.
Loan to delay payment of an invoice.
1st James Bond novel, published in 1953: __ Royale.
__ rock, romantic reggae: Janet Kay and The Clash.
Fine meshes used for getting lumps out of flour.
NY-born music featuring scratching and break-dance.
French term meaning regional dialect.
Puzzle 6
Photography using pixels, not film.
A ritual form of public worship.
Mental images of wondrous places, people, ideas.
Made up your mind, determined, unwavering.
Syncopated music associated with Scott Joplin.
Transylvania is in this country.
Looks like fruit pie, but filled with egg cream.
Green symbol that shows when a website is secure.
Standing __, approving applause.
Musician who went to the underworld for his wife.
Sport having a perfect score of 300.
Puzzle 7
Primary city for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Louisiana hot sauce popular worldwide.
Japanese "empty orchestra" singing contest.
Weekly __, organizer for the week ahead.
Shorter work of fiction, but longer than an essay.
Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
Puzzle 8
__ sound, 60s music e.g. Beatles/Pacemakers.
Ecclesiastical friend of Robin Hood.
Jon Hamm's alter ego in Mad Men.
Up-tempo music genre linked to swing and jitterbug.
Metal fasteners for shirt sleeves.
The __, Mel Brooks musical about a Broadway flop.
In religion, one who disagrees over beliefs.
Huge ocean breaker, features in disaster movies.
Small and malevolent imaginary being.
A gene such as for blue rather than brown eyes.
Puzzle 9
Enforced, implemented, carried out.
Describes sentimental singers like Sinatra, Crosby.
Mountain off-ground transport system.
Store in a museum or art gallery.
Call and __, conversational singing.
Large venue for dancing with sprung floor.
Oceanographer, author, and filmaker Jacques __.
Puzzle 10
Armed takeover, like of airlines in the 70s.
The end of a piping bag that comes in many designs.
Irish __, hot beverage alcoholic drink.
__ rasa, a blank slate or a fresh mind or approach.
Also known as blood poisoning.
Puzzle 11
Davy Jones's __, or the bottom of the sea.
Popular and expensive coin-making metal.
Lush, hypnotic, German/UK electronic music style.
Bald-headed uncle of The Addams Family.
Moscow is this country's national capital.
__ soul, lush arrangements from the Keystone state.
Evenly __; with consistent gaps between.
Boxing weight class below Middleweight.
Nationality of the writer Goethe.
Puzzle 12
Done without concern for others; obvious.
Small, fenced-off area for your desk.
Stop buying from a company as punishment.
__ blues, genre of piano music from Missouri.
Hell bent on doing something at any cost.
Machine for stiffening and browning bread.
When a pregnant woman yearns to clean.
Street that was the center of Swinging London.
British 50s music of washboards and tea chests.
Puzzle 13
__ soul, music by white artists like Hall & Oates.
Eternal __ of the Spotless Mind, 2004 movie.
British new wave fashion designer: Vivienne __.
Tuneful Hollywood film genre of the 40s and 50s.
Discontinued supersonic airliner.
Blu or Red global hotel chain.
Puzzle 14
High chairs used in classy drinks establishments.
Area of raised seating above a theatre's stalls.
Fashion designer Dior's first name.
Online encyclopedia by Sanger and Wales.
Novel by Paulo Coelho about a shepherd: "The __".
Korean martial art involving high kicks.
Allied to cajun, a SE US "waterlogged" music genre.
Alabaman who refused to give up her seat.
1960s upbeat sugary pop music for pre-teens.
Describes the arrangement of parts of a wall.
Michael __, host of eponymous chat show of the 70s.
Puzzle 15
Blending of two songs to create a new piece.
__ rock, gloomy music like by The Cure, Siouxsie.
Style of clothing to be worn for a wedding/dinner.
Hat worn on Easter Sunday; in the UK, a car part.
Describes whippy action using a racket, or bowling.
To transfer data from one device to another.
Puzzle 16
Two-wheeled self-balancing scooter.
Japanese martial art, means "empty hand".
Hugo __, Venezuela's president from 1999-2013.
Not having to do or pay something, e.g. tax __.
Evil wizard of Lord of the Rings.
Took in air; opposite of blew.
Outer coating of beef Wellington.
Type of music associated with Pentecostal churches.
To give in a completed assignment.
Puzzle 17
Lions and tigers that perform at the circus.
Copying someone's signature for fraudulent use.
Country where Aer Lingus is based.
French frozen dessert with fruit.
Fret and whimper, as children.
Asserted that something belongs to you.
Short melodies used to advertise on radio and TV.
Closest known planet to the sun.
Plush padded object ideal for the sofa or couch.
Puzzle 18
Number system that uses tens as the base.
To continue to do further research into something.
__ scene complete with crib, shepherds, wise men.
Sightless condition; blizzard.
Creator of melodies and lyrics.
Mid-70s anarchic music such as by The Sex Pistols.
The detachable bit at the top of a drinks can.
Conspired, came to an agreement in secret.
Metal __, device to locate buried coins.
European country, capital is a girl's name.
Flag position neither up nor down.
Puzzle 19
Free rum, lime and cola from the Caribbean.
Terms taken from one language and used in another.
The end __ the means, a philosophical argument.
Romanov daughter, said to have escaped death.
Hobbes's epic political treatise.
Describes the appreciation of art and good taste.
Southern country/blues featured electric guitars.
Mathematical concept also known as frequency curve.
A plant that lives for several years (not annual).
The contrary of something; in another way.
Puzzle 20
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