CodyCross New Year's Resolutions Pack answers
New Year's Resolutions
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Yearly planner to put birthdays on.
Greek god of the sea and Triton's father.
Large bright game bird with a long tail.
Beach lifeguards and red swimsuits on TV.
Lie __, machine that senses untruths.
Quality of mingling and being friendly.
Capital of the Republic of Serbia.
Puzzle 2
Foreign building run by an ambassador.
Classes to learn a new language or to play piano.
High-pitched sound from a small bird.
Hopkins and Foster in __ of the Lambs.
Regal sounding term for a payment to an author.
Abstaining from food for a set period of time.
Puzzle 3
Maximum amount that something can contain.
Serenity, period of no storms, stillness.
Italian restaurant serving savory pies.
Maybe she's __ it, maybe it's Maybelline, tagline.
__ Gold; Sting's 1993 agricultural hit.
Going for walks in the countryside.
Regular meeting to discuss literary works.
Puzzle 4
Device for counting a person's steps.
These scenic notes are sent while on vacation.
Current advice is to take 10,000 a day.
Liquid energy source extracted from underground.
Decorating a box by gluing paper cutouts onto it.
Teenage Ninja Turtle with a purple bandana.
Tension-laden event leads to finger nibbling.
Kipling's tiger who longs to kill a human.
Talking about others behind their backs.
Puzzle 5
Acceptable rules of social behavior.
Cleaning dust from carpets with a machine.
Calcium build-up in kettles and domestic pipes.
Lung inflammation caused by an infection.
Neckwear worn by a feline, often with name tag.
Puzzle 6
The repetition of a process or utterance.
Ash __, when Lent begins in the Christian calendar.
Evening with a partner, going out for dinner.
Rounded and concave bone construction, like a hip.
Puzzle 7
Soccer player whose job is to score goals.
__ horse, toy that moves back and forth.
Cultural institutions with objects on display.
Routine doctor's appointment to verify health.
Fall apart like a dry cake or biscuit.
Puzzle 8
They claim to contact the dead at seances.
Using one's own effort to improve or recover.
Where chimney sweeps danced in Mary Poppins.
Tears __; Roland Orzabal's pop rock band.
Puzzle 9
Consuming liquids, such as water or alcohol.
Courtesy and goodwill to others.
The Vampire Chronicles writer.
The internal bone structure of a human.
In the night sky, not new or full.
Relating to a particular subject.
US hitting and fielding game played on a diamond.
Take over the place, position, or role of someone.
Working 9 to 5, 5 days a week.
Board game in which you buy streets and houses.
Puzzle 10
Putting away money for a rainy day.
Oldest Trump daughter's first name.
Noble title; someone who would joust.
List of things to do, especially for a meeting.
Time of day when it starts to get dark.
Puzzle 11
Ability to understand and share another's feelings.
Country whose capital city is Kiev.
Space between airline seats, for the limbs.
Planet with four Galilean moons.
Puzzle 12
Ringo Starr's job in The Beatles.
Army unit, anagram of abridge.
Period of dry weather with no rainfall.
Edges, generally framing something.
__ time; special time spent with close family.
Pastimes, such as painting, knitting.
Puzzle 13
Cleaning between teeth with string.
Queen who popularized the Christmas tree tradition.
Power of __; person who can make decisions for you.
Bringing a child into your family as your own.
Cutting up an onion into small pieces.
Mid-game breaks in basketball for players to rest.
Making smaller or less in amount.
1974 Eurovision winner and global hit for ABBA.
Megan __ plays Karen Walker on Will & Grace.
Signed up for military service.
1994 film with Hugh Grant: Four __ and a Funeral.
Conduct inciting people to rebel or start a mutiny.
A detailed analysis and assessment of something.
Puzzle 14
Notes written to friends and family.
__ arts include karate, kickboxing, judo.
Flat implement for chefs to scrape out bowls.
Money set aside for future use.
Country east of Poland, south of Lithuania.
North American wild dogs, smaller than wolves.
Cosmetic creams to moisturize.
Puzzle 15
Goes wrong, fails, goes not as intended.
Day of __, aka Yom Kippur, in the Jewish Calendar.
Chinese fruit that when poached aids sore throats.
Bang-A-__; Australian-themed 1975 ABBA song.
Man __! Exclamation when someone falls off a boat.
Divided into four equal parts.
A billionaire engineer who became a superhero.
Falsely claimed to be an expert.
One who looks after something, e.g. a museum.
Political leaflets or informationals.
Two times forty-eight, reads the same upside down.
Tending to plants in a home's outdoor space.
Lawless revolutionary, opposer of governments.
Oblong frame with a name in Egyptian hieroglyphics.
Puzzle 16
Presidential end of the White House.
__ olives, blackish fruit named after a Greek city.
Home for the Duke of Marlborough: __ Palace.
Indecorous, unfitting, unsuitable.
__ skydiving, human gliding through the air.
Puzzle 17
Taking in an animal that needs a home.
Fines or penalties for breaking rules in a game.
Creating wool garments with needles.
Different accounts of an act, especially in court.
Quicker than one's usual route.
Smallest country in Central America: El __.
Puzzle 18
Wine __, appreciating the smell, flavor of wine.
American wild horse and fast car.
Language in which the word "nyet" means "no".
Chemical element also known as Quicksilver.
__ bliss; state of a happy husband and wife.
Sack for screwdrivers, hammers, etc..
Puzzle 19
Business blending between two companies.
Sound __, sound-proofed areas on a film set.
Fable by Aesop: The Goose That Laid the __ Egg.
Musical plays such as Madama Butterfly.
Meghan Markle is Duchess of __.
City where the League of Nations was located.
Puzzle 20
Strip of material a canine wears around its neck.
Art made from cast metal or plaster.
__ Melody; huge hit for the Righteous Brothers.
Tidy the home by removing unnecessary items.
A Nightmare On __; Freddy Kreuger horror series.
Made a careless or stupid mistake.
Fill a space beyond capacity; congested.
Tech entrepreneur and founder of Amazon.
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