CodyCross Quiet Things Pack answers
Quiet Things
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Assistance given to those in need.
White __, friendly investor in company takeovers.
Sport with sticks, can be played on ice or a field.
Silent __, voiceless actors on screen.
Someone who works on a ranch and rides horses.
Rooms in judicial buildings, for hearings.
Long yellow fruit with a peel.
Eat My __, Bart Simpson's oft-used retort.
Puzzle 2
Form letters manually with a pen.
Thumb a lift in a stranger's vehicle.
Dairy products drunk in burger joints.
Delicate flying insect from a chrysalis.
Filling and pouring containers with liquid.
Private, personal, e.g. __ information.
Puzzle 3
Machinery that breaks rocks into smaller pieces.
Hush __, footwear advertised by Basset Hounds.
Relating to a hospital or doctor.
Smoke __, communication linked to Native Americans.
On which to count numbers 1-10.
Fitted pipework to a bathroom.
Direction of a roll done in gymnastics.
Little pouch filled with tiny balls used in games.
A large mass of moving ice, found in the mountains.
Puzzle 4
"Birds of a feather flock __".
Where the water meets the sand, along the coast.
Two words said to express appreciation.
Short outings for pleasure; not overnight.
Wild West women who worked cattle.
Square of oat-based biscuit/cakes.
Puzzle 5
A person's mother and father; ancestry.
Reveries and fantasies during sunshine hours.
In the __, God created the heavens.
Complete several jobs at the same time.
__ tank, darkened watery place for relaxation.
Piece of plastic you pay with (not credit).
Puzzle 6
Not Twist and Shout but __ and Shout per Will.i.am.
__ disco, all-night dancing with headphones on.
To spear yourself, on a post or stake.
Feast or __ can be the case for freelance workers.
Halfway along something is the __.
Puzzle 7
Betrothed or pledged to be married.
__ abode, legally, not having a place to live.
Divers use this to breathe just below the surface.
Bouncing up and down on one leg.
Long pastries with cream filling/chocolate on top.
Sibelius and Kimi Raikkonen are this nationality.
Sounds of __, Simon & Garfunkel album of 1966.
Series of books, e.g. encyclopedias come in these.
Puzzle 8
The person who has the most strength and power.
Baseball pitch that dips in an unexpected arc.
First and most important meal of the day.
Shambling, walking unsteadily.
Musical lyrics: "I am sixteen, going on __".
Enforced separation from people.
Assurance, promise, certainty.
Going faster than a trot on a horse.
Overcover for the four-poster.
Abandoned place after a gold rush, say.
Expressions of gratitude e.g. for gifts.
Rings of plastic twirled around the body.
Desk worker in a money-lending institution.
Puzzle 9
Large orange squashes, carved at Halloween.
Something that you recognize easily is __ to you.
Putting your brain to work on a problem.
Able to happen, able to be done.
Adam and Eve were kicked out of here.
__ weather; not in the best health.
Quiet spherical flyers, until they go bang!.
Tool for cleaning horses' feet.
Long tube for watering garden plants.
Puzzle 10
Sweet Belgian treats with criss-cross pattern.
__ Tower of Pisa; iconic slanted building.
Bird with big pouch, gives its name to Alcatraz Is.
Exhaling audibly, often with displeasure.
Puzzle 11
Shop selling magazines, daily papers, etc.
A computer's permanent storage disk.
Circus performer who swallows flames.
Silent type, not an extrovert.
Disposable, one-time, not durable.
Place where the bodies are buried.
Poker, blackjack and rummy, for example.
Puzzle 12
Disease of trees spread by beetles.
__ Joe, one of Joe Sugg's YouTube aliases.
Adhesive labels with pictures on them.
12-inch sandwich sold in Subway.
Tightly hanging curls worn by Victorian heroines.
Someone who has passed a university course.
The peaceful moment of the dawn.
Winning against someone comprehensively.
Central heating warming device.
Puzzle 13
The protective front and back of a book.
Made higher; brought up a child.
Square or rectangular sections, e.g. of a fence.
A type of distilled alcoholic drink such as vodka.
Polly put this on, Sukey took it off.
An expansive, grassy area with natural habitats.
Mime __, entertainer who wordlessly communicates.
__-dazzle means opulent, eye-catching and showy.
Puzzle 14
Lost without a second thought.
Baker who prepares gateaux and Victoria sponges.
Dropping rubbish in the street.
Having a desire to burn things.
Leaning backwards in a comfortable position.
Walking silently à point, in childish speak.
Quietened building containing tombs.
Puzzle 15
Singing along gently with the lips closed.
Using a recipe to prepare food.
Actuality, this is it, not a fake outlook.
Graceful aircraft with no engines.
Sleeveless undergarment worn by marathon runners.
Puzzle 16
Something that you aren't surprised about is __.
Monsters that stop machines from working.
Soft shoes worn about the house.
Incorporates, includes certain things.
Using a spoon to mix sugar into a drink.
Non-royal who married a king or queen.
Find for the first time, e.g. a new land.
Puzzle 17
It's responsible when lights go out unexpectedly.
__ instruments include violas and cellos.
Tear __, bread that can be pulled apart by friends.
Vegetable known as aubergine in the UK.
Places for quiet, rest and contemplation.
Puzzle 18
Official population count, every ten years.
An event that you can remember is a __.
__ dial, it's turned on a radio to diminish sounds.
Knitted garment, also called a sweater or pullover.
__ Oliver, writer of Before I Fall.
Another word for blossoms or flowers.
Enforced close-down of a town at night.
__ Hubby, Ben & Jerry's ice cream with pretzels.
Here We Come Again singer: Dolly __.
Puzzle 19
__ tones describes quiet whispery speech.
Letters to the __, newspaper feature for readers.
To rely/count on someone, to __ on them.
Stories that play through the mind while asleep.
Assail, hurt someone physically.
Bread edges cut off to create proper sandwiches.
Fixed to boots for ice skating.
Puzzle 20
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