CodyCross Prague Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
It was stolen from an Oslo art gallery in 1994.
Holy House of Christian pilgrimage in Prague.
Frank in offering controversial opinions.
Legal verdict finding insufficient evidence.
Mordor volcano, Frodo's intended destination.
Small Arctic bird with extinct Great ancestor.
Prague glycogen researcher who won Nobel Prize.
1985 Clint Eastwood movie about a cowboy preacher.
Puzzle 2
One thinks of broccoli pieces to get this answer.
Wheeled platforms used to move heavy things.
Clay beauty treatment applied to face.
An overlapping s-shaped roof tile.
Jana, female Czech Wimbledon winner in 1998.
Northern Dutch city famous for diamonds.
Unit of weight equal to 100 kilograms.
1952 trial of high-profile Communists in Prague.
Rene, a French art deco glass artist.
Party, drink noisily as a group.
Founder of scientology: L. Ron.
Puzzle 3
Mala __; historic Prague district with palaces.
Model Tomiko, once the face of Maybelline.
Satnav manufacturer with One and GO models.
Starter in a French restaurant.
Prague's bike-sharing scheme that launched in 2013.
Mexican flower named after a German botanist.
Physicist Stephen Hawking was an undergrad there.
Republic in power in Germany from 1918-33.
Playing woodwind in a marching band.
A television show based on Pablo Escobar's life.
Train propelled by magnetism on elevated trackways.
__ debit; regular payment to charity.
Commentary after the scripture reading during Mass.
Painful swelling near the big toe.
Puzzle 4
This Swedish town gives its name to four elements.
Wally, first to walk to the North Pole in 1969.
Term for a polygon with nine sides.
Author Eco, who wrote The Prague Cemetery.
The phase when the heart muscle contracts.
Yogurt brand that could help digestion.
2019 Netflix thriller starring Helen Hunt.
Granite monolith in Prague Castle courtyard.
Puzzle 5
A spill-proof drinking vessel for babies.
Nick the ghost from Harry Potter is nearly this.
Entente __; 1904 treaty between GB and France.
Key Proust work about memory, In Search of this.
Former Sparta Prague and Chelsea goalkeeper.
Nicholas; BBC News royal correspondent.
A type of acid, the proper name for vitamin C.
Prague fort with Basilica of St Peter and St Paul.
Puzzle 6
To summon a diplomat back to their home country.
Part of athletic shoe where digits sit.
Anatomical term for the tailbone.
City of a hundred __; towering nickname for Prague.
Danish butter brand, "Good food deserves it".
A small trinket like an ornament.
Clam-__, Baroque palace in Prague Old Town.
Puzzle 7
Light boxing class, heavier than Bantam.
Chemical element after hydrogen and helium.
This African country's capital is Abuja.
Grass used to make shoes, baskets and paper.
High-end tailoring or dressmaking, a French word.
Building parts linked to Defenestration of Prague.
Offered as a prize in a random ticket game.
Underground water reserve accessed by wells.
Wars fought in Bohemia from 1419-34.
Pedro __, Spanish dessert-wine grape.
Puzzle 8
A type of building with many private residences.
Dolni __, preserved Prague chateau built in 1401.
Archaic term for sugary delicacy or confectionery.
The scientific name for a white blood cell.
Switch letters around or change the pitch of music.
Baseball catcher; later became coach and manager.
Bohemian king who laid Prague bridge's first stone.
Puzzle 9
Describes the person with the most double chins.
Don __, Mozart opera, premiered in Prague in 1787.
Cricket ball bowled that doesn't touch the ground.
An extinct flightless avian, endemic to Mauritius.
Arabic chosen heads of villages.
A fruit dessert that's like a sorbet with milk.
St Peter's __, St. Mark's __, they're churches.
Margaret, the UK's first female prime minister.
Urgent warning of an imminent attack.
Footwear that distributes weight, prevents sinking.
Hussite general atop Prague's Vitkov Hill monument.
Puzzle 10
Large boating sail also called a kite or a chute.
Prague green space once home to a Stalin statue.
The US Army veteran played by Sylvester Stallone.
Person who runs a hotel or B&B.
Mexican beer with tomato juice and spices.
The long mouth of an animal like a snout or trunk.
English title of Franz Kafka work Das Schloss.
MTV's first video was Video Killed the this.
Puzzle 11
Endless Love crooner Vandross.
Old-fashioned word for a meal.
__ Prague, most successful Czech soccer team.
Large Swedish lake, third-largest in Europe.
Ex-US president and former name of Prague rail hub.
__ Venus, important Velázquez nude with mirror.
Supporting framework for overhead TV cameras.
Shortsighted, in ophthalmology terms.
Clutches or litters of young animals.
Puzzle 12
A particular place or setting.
Ex-US secretary of state, born in Prague in 1937.
HMS __, Gilbert & Sullivan's naval show.
Large shellfish-eating waterfowl that tastes fishy.
Plastic tapered tube for screws for use in walls.
Albert who taught at Prague's Charles University.
Synthetic material, a polyester fiber.
Flaps used to keep horses from seeing distractions.
The body converts beta-carotene into this.
Outfit to conceal one's identity.
Historical epoch, from 12,000 years ago until now.
Puzzle 13
Mediterranean fruit, small peach with orange flesh.
Largest species of salmon in the Pacific Ocean.
Benedictine monastery founded in Prague in 993 AD.
Joined two rope ends together by weaving.
Conifer decorated in December.
__ Theatre, elaborate Prague opera house.
Japanese style of grill or cooking.
In 1978 the band Chic sang this French-titled song.
Leg bone also known as the kneecap.
Puzzle 14
Czech site of Przewalski's horse-breeding scheme.
She played Jamie on Mad About You.
Glass made from a meteorite crash.
Young child who sings in a church.
Cube-shaped container of an Infinity Stone.
Huge Arctic island between Canada and Europe.
Legendary Greek king murdered by Aegisthus.
Young woman at a coming out ball.
Prague square or Bohemia's patron saint.
Puzzle 15
Popular game originally called "Kings Footsie".
Country that lost land with the Treaty of Trianon.
Emmy, physicist with symmetry theorem.
Ancient quarter of the city of Prague.
60s political scandal named after the War Minister.
Taking off or tipping one's hat.
Post-WWII tension between Eastern and Western bloc.
Blonde screen legend in My Little Chickadee.
City formerly known as Calcutta.
Puzzle 16
Greek general who built the Trojan horse.
Title, introductory material at top of a newspaper.
Kind of movie cast without a real lead role.
US publisher of Batman, Superman, Green Lantern.
Prague sports arena sponsored by betting firm.
Aussie surfer sheepskin footwear.
Mark who starred in Ted and The Departed.
Twelve statues on Prague's Astronomical Clock.
Puzzle 17
A character from The Little Rascals, think legumes.
American novelist brothers Alexander and Paul.
Chinese dam that failed in 1975.
A hormone that regulates blood glucose.
The Japanese franchise short for pocket monsters.
Five-year period of Ancient Rome.
Leoš, Czech composer of Káťa Kabanová.
Room in which you might find a Hoosier cabinet.
Female patron saint of Bohemia, wife of Bořivoj I.
__ Hull, politician dubbed the Father of the UN.
Athlete at University of Kentucky or Northwestern.
Type of lace with flower design from a Devon town.
__ Freud, a hanging Prague sculpture by Černý.
Puzzle 18
Second oldest university in English-speaking world.
Vaulted structure to be entombed in.
Prague chapel named after Christ's birthplace.
Instrument aka French harp or mouth organ.
The likely outcome or progression of a disease.
Territory explored by videogame hero Nathan Drake.
Giant Prague music time-keeping monument.
Puzzle 19
Stories told to music, often by bards or poets.
Being in the public eye as a celebrity.
A prisoner released but under close supervision.
Patterned golfing socks and jumpers.
Prague's Jewish quarter, with six synagogues.
Negatively charged electrode, opposite of an anode.
1920s art movement pioneered by Max Ernst.
Chinese Internet giant, based in Shenzhen.
Stuck in an uncertain situation.
A drop-leaf table is supported on this.
__ of Solace; Daniel Craig's second Bond film.
Most modern quarter of the historic city of Prague.
French for a little bit or small amount.
__ Hermits, 1960s English beat rock band.
Former chat-show host and radio presenter Feltz.
UK weight of 2,240 lb, also known as an imperial.
Puzzle 20
Puccini opera about unconventional people in Paris.
National dog of Norway: the Norwegian this.
Whitened, as with raw almonds.
Prager __, German language newspaper, 1876-1939.
Affecting the whole of a network.
Fictional characters, __ Lodge, __Mars & __ Sawyer.
Period of daylight before 12pm; morning.
He tells a Canterbury tale about finding Death.
Condition causing skin, hair and eyes to be white.
Variables in algebra that you're not sure of.
In soccer, describes the sphere when stationary.
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