CodyCross Sports Stars Pack answers
Sports Stars
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Michael __; US Dream Team basketball superstar.
Wooden sticks hit together for salsa beat.
Passion and longing for someone, craving for them.
Rum product flavored with coconut.
Only continent that lies in all four hemispheres.
Kitchen implements, balloon-shaped, for whipping.
Puzzle 2
French site of pilgrimage to St Bernadette.
Bladed vehicle pulled by hounds in polar regions.
Grasping surgical instruments.
Used for getting power into your phone.
Cristiano __; CR7, Portuguese soccer star.
Environment-friendly wheeled transport.
F in the NATO phonetic alphabet.
Musical agreement of sounds, complements melody.
Female reproductive parts of a flower.
The __ Code, thriller on Christianity by Dan Brown.
Puzzle 3
Gary __; Russian chess grandmaster.
Too young to be allowed to participate.
Types of synthetic paints used by artists.
Precedes with an introduction, in a book.
To give advance notice of danger.
Type of tomatoes that come in fancy colors, shapes.
Meditate, reflect, think about.
Puzzle 4
Outstanding Argentine footballer of the 1950s.
Followers of a religion or set of beliefs.
Top dogs in restaurant kitchens.
Of __; sane in the eyes of the law.
Small bony fish; the males give birth.
Musical note equal to two minims.
Puzzle 5
An injured party, casualty or fatality.
First name of basketball maestro Magic Johnson.
World's largest and deepest fresh water lake.
Old-fashioned weapon used in a duel.
Sebastian __, German F1 World Championship winner.
Devices fitted to wheels by parking attendants.
Surname of character famously played by Matt Damon.
Famous operatic composer of The Marriage of Figaro.
Puzzle 6
Someone who spoils others' fun.
Beauty School __; Teen Angel's song in Grease.
Bradley __, champion track and road cyclist.
Sauce of fruit cooked in sugar syrup.
Sir Don __; record-breaking Australian cricketer.
Puzzle 7
Printed version of a publication.
Breathing tube used underwater when viewing reefs.
Eric __; Chariots of Fire Scottish track athlete.
Country that owns the Galapagos Islands.
Dances a slow ballroom rhythm to triple time.
Gives someone work, on a salary.
A "__ duck" means you are an obvious target.
Orange-flavored liqueur from the Caribbean.
Chinese capital, previously known as Peking.
Puzzle 8
Go ahead, __; famous Dirty Harry quote.
Agreeing to take on another's debt.
Caroline __; Danish tennis supremo.
Horizontal transfer of heat through a liquid.
His given birth name is Reginald Kenneth Dwight.
Australian swimmer with five Olympic golds.
Circumventing, avoiding the center.
Puzzle 9
Very thick pasta strands, like hollow spaghetti.
Larisa __, gymnast with nine Olympic gold medals.
Throwing something violently and dramatically.
Type of verse popularized by Edward Lear.
Those who scan the horizon on ships.
Sky-scraping twin towers of Kuala Lumpur.
Presence of disease-resistant antibodies.
Puzzle 10
Merchant of Venice character disguised as a lawyer.
Chinese religious philosophy advocated by Lao-Tzu.
Island upon which Nelson Mandela was imprisoned.
Verb meaning to go fast, from an insect.
A baby's toy that makes a noise when shaken.
US swimmer who won 11 Olympic medals, Matt __.
"The best thing since __ bread": great innovation.
Solar __; roof tiles for generating energy.
Fragile and weak, easily broken.
Puzzle 11
Fictional character Emma Rouault, aka Madame __.
Bob __; US record-breaking Olympic long jumper.
__ Friday; Jodie Foster's 1976 life-swap film.
Greek island linked to the Book of Revelation.
Culmination, most intense point.
Chandler's ex with a distinctive voice on Friends.
First name of Argentine football superstar Messi.
Mako and dogfish are some names for these animals.
French-derived language spoken in Haiti.
Small Chinese dumplings served in steamer baskets.
Puzzle 12
Paradise-like place described by Greek poet Pindar.
Thick-bladed knife used for cutting sugarcane.
A public interest investigation, for information.
Island nation with Blue Lagoon and a pony breed.
Roger __; Swiss Grand Slam tennis maestro.
Someone learning how to do a job.
Big George, former heavyweight boxing champ.
Made to feel submissive by an act of kindness.
Shyness, being demure, like Snow White's Dwarf.
Someone at the end of their employed life.
Puzzle 13
Tree-dwelling animal with big eyes; "honey bear".
Change something so it seems completely new.
North Atlantic sea famous for its seaweed.
Daley __, two-time UK gold medal-winning decathlete.
Water, sewage and drainage specialists.
Fine-toothed hand blades for cutting metal.
Crushed or inhibited a plan from being realized.
Puzzle 14
Emphasizing a feature to make it stand out.
Swedish tennis maestro of the 1970s and 1980s.
South American country named after an Italian city.
Publications that are full of recipes.
US track athlete who won 10 Olympic medals.
Aim of promoting unity between Christian churches.
Something that came before, forerunner.
Monarch with the golden touch.
Surround of a room's entrance or exit.
Magnetic material for recording TV, old technology.
Puzzle 15
Sausage in a bun, with mustard.
Pierre and Marie Curie chemical element discovery.
Ho Chi Minh City's former name.
Sour fruits; feeble people; bad cars.
Feelings of unease, pangs of conscience.
Nationality of automobile engineer Karl Benz.
The Gare Saint-__, station by Monet.
Andy and Jamie __; Scottish tennis brothers.
Country where Milton Obote was president.
Rocky's surname as played by Sylvester Stallone.
Puzzle 16
Arnold __; champion golfer nicknamed The King.
Shakespearean villain Iago's murdered wife.
Opera de Monte-Carlo is based in this principality.
Crammed or forced between something.
__ Semanya, South African middle-distance runner.
Roman ruler told to "beware of the Ides of March".
Survival expert and TV personality, Bear __.
Aromatic Christmas spice made of dried flower buds.
World's largest existing lizard: __ dragon.
Puzzle 17
Lacking in manners or refinement.
Athlete Richard __; synonymous with the high jump.
Cathy __, Aussie Olympic flame-lighting sprinter.
Puzzle 18
Night __; nocturnal security guard.
Flavored liquid to steep meats and fish in.
Linen-cotton fabric named after a French town.
Lewis __; British F1 champion, born in 1985.
Moving restlessly, like a big cat.
Catherine de Medici's Italian birthplace.
It's a letter and a picture; gift shop item.
Depending on the time of year.
Escaped prisoner wanted by the police.
Alloy of copper, tin and zinc for making cannons.
Baseball star Joe __, married Marilyn Monroe.
Puzzle 19
Set up and organize or to found.
__ Fraser-Pryce; double-barrelled Jamaican runner.
Earth metal Mg, used in fireworks and photography.
Extravagant, lavish, opulent, plush.
Country with the largest lake in Central America.
Solid adhesives in push-up tubes for crafting.
Kitchen utensil for caramelizing sugar toppings.
Czech-born US tennis champ of the 1980s.
Puzzle 20
In geometry, they can be oblique and reflex.
Cave, often flooded, sometimes religious.
__ Senna; Brazilian F1 driver, teammate of Prost.
Greedily took more than one's fair share.
Play by Anton Chekov: "The __ Orchard".
Worker high on a building top.
Give all one's time to someone or something.
Asafa __, Jamaican former 100m world record holder.
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