CodyCross Nordic Connections Pack answers
Nordic Connections
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Bahrain's flag carrier airline.
Male striped horse cross with stubborn female.
Runic alphabet of Scandinavia.
Herb with purple flowers, a bit like marjoram.
Electric transit car attached to wiring by a pole.
Beloved of Samson, she arranges his hair-cut.
James __; Hollywood director of Girl, Interrupted.
Puzzle 2
Protestant denomination, major belief of N Europe.
American term for a military leave of absence.
One who extracts raw Sn from the ground.
Pertaining to riverbanks, and rights to fish there.
Dried meat and fat mixture eaten by explorers.
Packaging company that made pyramidal milk cartons.
Thin medical device to illuminate pupils, etc..
Puzzle 3
Upper-middle, high arched part of the foot.
Wooden strips used to build Norwegian churches.
Grand __; largest island of Comoros.
28th Street in NYC = __ Alley.
__ failure, an out-and-out hopeless case.
Room at the Top Oscar winning actress: __ Signoret.
Hand-created wool ball added for decoration.
Old Norse fiends averse to sunlight.
Puzzle 4
Mexican beer drink or Costa Rican singer __ Vargas.
Easy-to-tear sticky tape invented by Richard Drew.
Second-in-command on a flight.
__ College; Ireland's oldest university.
Sofía __, Gloria on Modern Family.
Iceland's parliament, the world's oldest.
Fantasy film about a man trapped in a board game.
Russian tea-server, a tourist's preferred souvenir.
Swindle, obtain money by deception.
South Korean car maker of the Elantra and Tucson.
Waterproof coverings for the lower legs of hikers.
Puzzle 5
Cod that has to be rehydrated to eat.
Show with confidants Mrs. Ricardo and Ethel Mertz.
Waterway that links Stockholm and Gothenburg.
Number and price of hot cross buns in the rhyme.
Stretchy elastic loops, woven into bracelets.
Country that contains Purnululu National Park.
Those from a US state or an East European country.
Small plastic particle in toothpaste, face scrubs.
Scheme that makes a lot of money; profitable.
Juvenile fishes, dusted with flour and deep-fried.
Puzzle 6
10th C tax levied to buy off Viking invaders.
Spanish football side, local rivals of Barcelona.
Process or key turn responsible for starting a car.
Writer of the spooky The Stepford Wives.
Educational, informative, illuminating.
Public archive or record office.
Male grooming product brand with sailing ship logo.
Volcanic island linked to Svalbard politically.
Swiss producer of keyboards, mice, etc.
Raspy-voiced singer of Blowin' in the Wind.
Entertainment performances in nightclubs.
Puzzle 7
Annika __, Swedish golfer, winning ten Majors.
Elaborate Viking adornments also called torcs.
Sitting cross-legged, for yoga meditation.
US scientist devised treatments for leprosy.
Edible marine animal also called figue de mer.
Gradually diminishing in strength.
Italian isle off Africa, focus of a migrant crisis.
Painful inflammation of fluid around joints.
Puzzle 8
Name given to the hammer of Thor.
A deliberately misleading clue is a "red __".
Cindy __, photographer of Centerfolds.
Henning __, writer of the Wallander book series.
First female Polish monarch, also known as Hedwig.
Payment request for household energy used.
Dumbo and The Lobster actor Colin __.
Insurers, they sponsor Bayern Munich's stadium.
Thick bacon bits with a fatty sounding name.
Puzzle 9
Maria-__, last monarch of the House of Habsburg.
__ stones, Harald Bluetooth's monument to Gorm.
__ bowl, an allusion to Oliver Twist.
Type of salt intended to prevent goiter.
Small Asian fritters, usually vegetarian.
Temp scale has freezing at 0°C and boiling at 80°C.
__ soda; common name of sodium hydroxide.
Joni Mitchell biblically named song.
Green expanses with wild flowers and rolling hills.
Fastening also called a thumbnut.
Archaic law allowing tenants to cut down trees.
Gran __, Spanish Island with Las Palmas as capital.
Tove __, Finnish writer who evoked Moominland.
Childishly or exaggeratedly emotional.
Puzzle 10
Formed a 60s singing duo with wife Tina.
Anticipated milestone for young teens.
Cannot be maintained, e.g. an __ position.
Mythological Greek figure, father of Electra.
__ bitters, drink addition made from tree bark.
Boxing fights before the main event.
Aerial warfare branch of the WWII German military.
With Patience, a famous stone lion in New York.
Grinding teeth immediately behind the canines.
June 24, a celebration in many Nordic lands.
Portuguese name for country with Praia as capital.
Early US president who made Monticello his home.
Your youth, according to Shakespeare.
Aromatic dried foliage used in cooking stews.
Latin Bible version printed in the 1450s.
Harlequin's mistress in Commedia dell'Arte.
Name used at hotel check-ins by Marilyn Monroe.
Puzzle 11
Female suffix for Icelandic family names.
Big __; Tarantino's fictional fast-food chain.
Sharm el-__; Egyptian Red Sea tourist resort.
Sister of Ariel, with a blue tail.
Prince of Denmark according to Shakespeare.
Large __ Collider, CERN particle accelerator.
Puzzle 12
Swift-moving African antelope.
__ Paradise, resort on Queensland's Gold Coast.
Explosive made of gunpowder and nitroglycerine.
Mythical emblem of the listening bank.
Bang & __, Danish makers of audio products.
Indonesian volcano eruption led to a snowy summer.
Scandinavian spirit with caraway.
Short pointy beard named after a painter.
Puzzle 13
Dean __, main character of On the Road.
French port, once linked to Dover and Folkestone.
Plastic used in picnic plates, cutlery and cups.
Final destructive battle of the Norse gods.
German rye "bread of the land".
Daughter of Oedipus; play by Sophocles.
Bowl-shaped fold in rock formation.
__ driver; someone who instructs over-the-shoulder.
Linus __, father of the Linux open-source OS.
Puzzle 14
Epic poem about a Scandinavian prince and a dragon.
Reporter who located the missing Dr. Livingstone.
Home city of the annual Dragon Con.
Banana skins can help cure these foot warts.
Teen popster of I Think We're Alone Now.
Term for those in serfdom to Viking masters.
Description of horses with black-and-white patches.
__ Vita, gossipy goings-on in Rome.
Instrument of writing using riverside vegetation.
Japanese __, midori and citrus cocktail.
Puzzle 15
Famous former Swedish glassworks.
Lepus timidus (mountain hare) isn't actually sad.
French sauce with tarragon and vinegar.
Site of annual, world-famous Danish music festival.
Maximum number of clubs carried in a golf bag.
National Lampoon's Clark and Ellen's last name.
French writer born François-Marie Arouet.
Queen Victoria's last Prime Minister: Archibald __.
The type of love that is reciprocated.
Puzzle 16
Splash onto a surface, like fat from a frying pan.
Oldest royal residence in Great Britain: __ Castle.
Small American wildcats resembling leopards.
__ verse, syllabic poetry of Iceland and Norway.
King __, line-crossing ceremony on cruise ships.
First Chief Justice of the US in 1789.
Drum manufacturer based in Brooklyn, NY.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking __, 1998 comedy film.
Sailors can drink rum when the sun is over this.
Creator of the Statue of Zeus at Olympia.
Puzzle 17
As happy as a __, a joyous, filthy porcine.
Grassy tops for housing in Nordic countries.
Property investor who builds buildings.
Madness trumpet and harmonica player.
Relating to the capital of Massachusetts.
Nordic monument with ancient scripts.
A poisonous substance that breaks down tissue.
School Of Rock actor, comedian and musician.
Puzzle 18
Archaic term for a highwayman without a horse.
Waxing __ moon; between first quarter, full moon.
Icelandic Nobel prize-winning writer of 1955.
The largest of the three ABC islands.
Viking __ clap, crescendo chants from Icelanders.
An enclosed area at ground level.
Puzzle 19
Money given as a gift to a school or hospital.
1988 American Western retelling of Billy the Kid.
Skeletal, unhealthy in appearance.
Region extending across N Scandinavia.
Highland grouse that changes its plumage.
Pedestrian tunnel running beneath a road.
Chemical element with the symbol Mn.
Artist who painted Las Meninas: Diego __.
__ League, trading unit of the Middle Ages.
__ tail, a design for shortbread biscuits from UK.
French exclamation or oath of annoyance.
Wallace __, inventor of nylon.
Group dance where people hold the waist in front.
Puzzle 20
Cuban religion, a mix of Yoruba and RC deities.
Small, round, close-fitting hat.
Thin, boneless slice of meat, coated and fried.
Land of the __ Sun, Norway's epithet.
Nonstop talking so you "can't get a word in __".
Real name of tomboy character from The Famous Five.
Ancient Roman building used for public assemblies.
Keep someone at arm's length, turn them away.
Norwegian conqueror of the South Pole in 1911.
Second-largest city in Afghanistan.
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