CodyCross Musical Instruments Pack answers
Musical Instruments
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Casa __, ceramic-decorated house by Gaudí.
Pretending to be someone else.
__ mule, Russian cocktail of vodka and ginger beer.
__ Bell, the pseudonym of Charlotte Brontë.
__ tuba, instrument named after German composer.
Temporarily stopped the action.
Alternate term for thyroid gland enlargement.
Religious ceremony performed in a prescribed order.
Puzzle 2
Supercilious, snobby, conceited.
Modeling clay invented by Noah and Joe McVicker.
__ Finch fictional lawyer in To Kill a Mockingbird.
Entrance into a room, holds a hinged barrier.
A __ of Dollars is a Clint Eastwood movie classic.
Italian-style dessert of flavored crush ice.
Branch of biology that studies animals.
Anthony __, Welsh actor who played Hannibal Lecter.
Unearthed, dug out from the ground.
Advertise and increase awareness of a brand.
Puzzle 3
Total darkness or nothingness.
Cruise's Top Gun character nickname.
Being made of exact parts and facing one another.
Robust and healthy, energetic.
Nationality of the writer Mario Vargas Llosa.
Ancient Roman temple dedicated to the gods.
Four __ and a Funeral, film with Hugh Grant.
Famous beach resort town on Mexico's Pacific coast.
She played Helga Brandt in You Only Live Twice.
Puzzle 4
Song about the day before, by The Beatles.
__ in Seattle, Ryan and Hanks play lovers.
Taking layers of paint off walls.
Opinionated reviewer of paintings.
Inverted fold in a narrow skirt to allow movement.
Bond film that sounds like eight-legged sea pet.
Medical term for a bulging eyeball.
Saint, the first archbishop of Canterbury.
Puzzle 5
__ horn, larger than a clarinet, bent mouthpiece.
Members the Franciscan and Dominican orders.
Unaligned eyes, medically called strabismus.
Deep serving bowl for serving soup.
Shakespeare's merchant of watery Italian city.
Store where manufacturers sell products directly.
Column to the side of text on a document page.
Carmen du __, belly-dancing Bond girl Saida.
Puzzle 6
Nationality of Marco Polo and Cesare Borgia.
Camera __, an Edinburgh visitor attraction.
Machines for getting liquid out of fruit.
Showing off your muscles, making them bigger.
Resentments held against someone.
Prohibition of trade with another country.
Heavy, broad-bladed knife used by butchers.
Puzzle 7
Chef Giada de Laurentiis' nationality.
Dutch humanist associated with an exchange program.
Preparing luggage for a trip or holiday.
To feel embarrassed about something.
Person who breaks out of jail.
Fusing two metals together using intense heat.
Harry Potter and the __ Hallows.
Puzzle 8
Being tender and loving, showing __.
Chemical treatment for killing insects on plants.
Venerated, praised, considered worthy.
Turning a videotape back to the start.
People from Tallinn are __ by nationality.
Attacking suddenly, without warning.
A selection of songs to be played in a set order.
Puzzle 9
Colorful, latex, air-filled decorations.
Nationality of Usain Bolt and Grace Jones.
A person who has recently arrived in a place.
Marking permanently on the skin.
Japanese term for aviation suicide attacks.
Instrument family including clarinet, oboe.
Disease transmitted from animals to humans.
A certain feline who hates Mondays.
Biggest soccer tournament held every 4 years.
Gave money back for a returned item.
Puzzle 10
Medium-sized string instruments larger than violas.
Bram __, Irish writer of Dracula.
__ Doodle Dandy, a 1940s musical with James Cagney.
Person who speaks a foreign language perfectly.
Colloquial term for bet-taker.
The season of snowdrops and daffodils.
Puzzle 11
Shakespeare's Prince of Denmark.
Pierce with a sharp item, like falling on a fence.
Religious reformer Luther's forename.
Boy brought up by wolves in a book by Kipling.
In Indian religions, a place for religious retreat.
Strong expression of public disapproval.
Puzzle 12
Rome is known romantically as the __ city.
Past the planned or expected date.
__ non grata, unwelcome guest.
Medical term for teeth grinding.
Remorseful, apologetic, regretful.
A Helium-inflated party decoration.
Puzzle 13
Nice, pleasing, something that makes you happy.
Technology applied to aircraft.
Long TV program to raise money for charity.
Belgian town, Napoleon's decisive 1815 battle site.
Second-largest of the Mediterranean islands.
Geometric percussion instrument.
Romeo's family name in the Shakespeare tale.
Ape who carried Fay Wray up the Empire State.
Monotone plastic horn, blown at sports games.
Puzzle 14
A flight leaving; the act of leaving.
Product __, surreptitiously advertising brands.
Sorrow, but not feeling remorse for a sin.
Arranging and storing documents in boxes.
Female sponsor of a child at its Christian baptism.
Cleared of any criminal wrongdoing.
Items worn beneath your outer clothes.
Greek hero enamored with his own reflection.
Malala __ schoolgirl who won the Nobel Peace Prize.
French sauce of mayo, mustard, anchovies, capers.
Large order that includes all song birds.
Puzzle 15
A large enclosure where birds are kept.
Gold__, Sean Connery Bond film.
River where Jesus was baptized.
__ Smith, Charlie's Angel actress who played Kelly.
Utensils used to beat eggs or cream.
Hungry hungry __ that gobble up marbles.
Electric __, rock music staple instrument.
Puzzle 16
Continent where the country Chad is located.
The minimum number of members required for a vote.
Biographer, medic and confidant of Sherlock Holmes.
Saint who produced a Latin version of the Bible.
Seasons when the Olympics are held: summer and __.
Wood that is used as building material.
Puzzle 17
Shakespeare tragedy also called the Moor of Venice.
First name of Dutch painter Van Gogh.
Bird that produces the largest egg.
First person to climb the Matterhorn: Edward __.
Japanese dish of raw fish without rice.
Tropical, mosquito-carried disease.
Low land areas between mountains.
Only planet whose name ends with a vowel.
Words spoken in respect of the deceased.
Puzzle 18
One who believes the nature of God can't be known.
Disturbed state of mind; unable to think clearly.
Deep blue gemstone associated with September.
Hiding things somewhere secret.
What monarchy ruled over the Austrian Empire?.
Part of a chicken's skeleton pulled for good luck.
Someone stranded on a desert island.
Forest where Robin Hood and his Merry Men hang out.
Learn-at-school woodwind instrument.
Nick __, narrator of The Great Gatsby.
Quality of being nice to others, showing courtesy.
Puzzle 19
Writer with regular newspaper space.
Rocket that carries astronauts.
Reptile that wants to eat Captain Hook.
Sudden fall of rock from the face of a steep slope.
Ad __, Latin for endlessly or without ceasing.
Legal documents for employment.
Artists who work with clay or plaster.
Impassive expression that hides real emotions.
Falling apart like a dry cake.
In US, documentation for legal immigrant.
Puzzle 20
Bond villain who used his hat as a weapon.
Bouncy feline, plays with Pooh.
Second son of Queen Elizabeth II.
To draw liquid through a slim tube.
Latched fastener at the end of a seat belt strap.
Bell-shaped glass dome for protecting plants.
Space in house where you park your car.
Short name for primates closely related to humans.
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