CodyCross Sports Venue Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
French racecourse, host of the Prix du Jockey-Club.
Island next to Cape Cod, once a base for whaling.
Bulgur wheat salad of herbs, peppers, and lettuce.
Chinese language spoken mainly in Guangzhou.
Young adult author of Blubber and Deenie.
Silver wheel Celtic goddess of fertility.
Puzzle 2
Corner where upper and lower eyelid meet.
German publisher of glossy art books.
Tuscan closed circuit used by MotoGP riders.
Original name of what is now Vancouver, Canada.
Puzzle 3
Margaret __, director of the Greenwich Observatory.
One who is a guiding light to others.
Hotel in Las Vegas hosting many title fights.
Elton John song on Moulin Rouge soundtrack.
Scary creature used to put fear in children.
Australian trail mix in a word.
Old __, Manchester venue for cricket and football.
Puzzle 4
Dome-shaped temples linked to Buddhism.
__ Beach, Calif golf course, host of 2019 US Open.
Dessert sauce made from crushed fruit.
Circuit de la __, track where Le Mans 24hr is run.
Former poet laureate to Queen Elizabeth II: Ted __.
Dutch word for both "morning" and "tomorrow".
Elvis Costello's plaintive tune to a named woman.
Puzzle 5
A small raised area of skin filled with fluid.
Flowering grass grain, new wonder grain?.
Patrick __, cartoonist, puzzle setter, NYT blogger.
Country in which the Shebelle River terminates.
John Wilkes Booth's killer: Thomas "Boston" __.
FC Barcelona stadium, the largest in Europe.
Lilac plant found on open moorland.
Sides of a ship extending above the deck line.
Poet who wrote When I Was One-and-Twenty: A. E. __.
__ the fox, medieval trickster character.
Official languages of Kosovo: Albanian and __.
Mistaken belief in an idea that isn't true.
Surrey, England residence of Henry VIII: __ Palace.
__ Square Garden, Manhattan venue for boxing.
Large dolphin and giant whip scorpion.
Puzzle 6
Acting siblings Patricia, David, and Rosanna.
Term given to residents of Birmingham, England.
The sky's __; nothing is impossible.
Cattle of the American frontier.
Mob boss played by Jack Nicholson in The Departed.
__ Sunset, The Kinks paean to Terry and Julie.
Ontario, Canada arm of Lake Huron: __ Bay.
Theatrical librettist, often with Lloyd Webber.
Hobbit of the Shire Pippin, aka __ Took.
Greek entree of lamb stew and orzo: Arni __.
Philippe __, French Open primary tennis court.
Moscow stadium, scene of the 2018 World Cup final.
Rail-__, pre-presidential job of Abe Lincoln.
Puzzle 7
Hunter __ wrote an authorised bio of The Beatles.
Description applied to oats, steel and to gold.
Where an LV Internet suffix leads you to.
Mexico City stadium hosted two World Cup finals.
Roland __, stadium complex of French Open tennis.
T. __ Downs; the King of Koins magician.
Rum __, an accompaniment to Christmas pudding.
Puzzle 8
Terrible, resembling Satan's dwelling place.
__ Arena, futuristic stadium of Bayern Munich.
Instrument used for measuring current.
Between Victoria and Marie Byrd Land.
Toss __, have a fitful night's sleep.
Gothic novel by Horace Walpole: The Castle of __.
Puzzle 9
Very narrow, e.g. slices of sandwich meat.
French perfumer of Joy, launched in 1929.
New Orleans venue, made world-famous by Katrina.
Town with Clairefontaine and La Touques racetracks.
Ginsberg and Kerouac are these.
Increasingly popular movement; you can jump on it.
Rex __, once ExxonMobil CEO and Secretary of State.
African infectious disease similar to smallpox.
Sanctified, Catholic step on the road to sainthood.
Oscar-winning director of Patton; Franklin J __.
Immorality, corruption, degeneracy.
This amphibian does not need a shovel to burrow.
Jethro Tull's 1701 planting machine.
Puzzle 10
Straight-lined building style of the 20s-30s.
E.g. a house with spooky, uninvited residents.
Mull of __, Xmas hit in 1977 for Wings.
Bright spots on the sun's photosphere.
__ Micklewhite, Jr., better known as Michael Caine.
Chinese dish with similarity to an omelette.
Baltimore venue of the Preakness Stakes.
Circus __, Roman stadium for racing your chariot.
Using hands to speak language for deaf people.
__ Night is commemorated on January 5.
Nationality of fashion designer Dries van Noten.
Jaime __, character name of The Bionic Woman.
Puzzle 11
Konrad __, first Chancellor of W Germany 1949-63.
Louis __, a father of skyscraper architecture.
Significant increase in birth rate.
Three Coins in the __, 1954 romance movie in Rome.
Royal __, N Irish golf venue for the 2019 Open.
Volcano that exploded in the Philippines in 1991.
Grooming feathers with a beak.
Arthur __, founder of the Dance Theatre of Harlem.
The __; eighth studio album for ABBA, 1981.
London boxing venue in Bethnal Green.
To fit together neatly in woodwork, name of joint.
Conrad tale set in a fictional S. American country.
Describes a Briton living between 1714 and 1830.
Shrieking plant used in herbal medicine.
Country where the Shebelle River starts.
Puzzle 12
The flour was ground into wheat.
They are in troughs, by greedy pigs and MPs.
Anna __, botanist/photographer of algae and ferns.
Brussels stadium, scene of a disaster in 1985.
__ Hatch, British GP circuit in Kent.
Loud horn used on vintage cars.
Harry __, landlord of Chaucer's The Tabard.
Region of Ethiopia inhabited by ethnic Somalis.
Puzzle 13
Norwegian caramelised whey cheese.
London King's Rd gallery for Young British Artists.
Parc des __, Paris stadium, home to PSG.
Roseanne, Dan, Becky, Darlene, and D.J..
Small galleys used by the Roman army for raids.
Greek city venue of the ancient Olympiad.
Puzzle 14
Region of Italy of Capri, Vesuvius and Positano.
__-one; Judge Dredd's stomping ground.
__ Meadows, complex where tennis's US Open is held.
Looks good but lacks substance, all vine and __.
Kurt __, Austrian UN Secretary General.
Ancient building style of the ziggurat at Ur.
Benign stalks of flesh on mature bodies.
Wooden spoon with a hole used to cook risotto.
The man from here produced pineapple rings.
Imbas __; gift of clairvoyance in ancient Ireland.
Last king of Portugal; in power from 1908-1910.
Santiago __, Real Madrid president and stadium.
Close friend of Eustace Scrubb in C.S. Lewis books.
Puzzle 15
Curly, winding and turning like a road.
Lauberhorn ski races are held at this Alpine town.
Eric __, spy thriller writer of Epitaph for a Spy.
Hates, feels strong loathing for.
First king of the Franks, Catholic convert in 496.
__ Regatta, annual summer rowing on the Thames.
Hertha __, first woman fellow of the Royal Society.
Scrap, a tug-of-war over something.
Newspaper magnate Lord Beaverbrook's birth surname.
Harum __; Elvis comedy with rhyming name.
The two moons of Mars: Phobos and __.
Puzzle 16
Liverpool FC play their home matches here.
The Nepali dish Dal Bhat: __ and rice.
__ Street, novel by George Gissing on writing.
Headgear, often tweedy, with stiff front.
What Tom is doing when watching you from the dark.
Le Mans track used for motorcycling.
Puzzle 17
World famous Indian magician of the 1950s and 60s.
Large wading bird, from the curlew family.
Went under in the worst accident in Great Lakes/1915.
Main arena at the Australian Tennis Open.
Edith __, the mother of British plant genetics.
Stadio __, multi-purpose sporting stadium in Rome.
What Little Boy Blue is sleeping under.
Alain __, EPO president till 2007, son of Georges.
Bavarian town, hosts an annual Wagner festival.
Tom __, The Leftovers and Election author.
French grape brandy from Gascony.
Puzzle 18
Japanese cervus with a spotted coat and white rump.
Cold __, painful bodily condition; ignore someone.
__ War, dispute between El Salvador and Honduras.
Field of science studied by Beatrix Potter.
__ Stadium, Brussels, hosts the Memorial Van Damme.
Volkswagen named after Mediterranean wind.
Puréed fruit drink with milk or yogurt.
Instrument looking like a crooked walking stick.
Norman __; designed Elizabeth II's wedding gown.
Succeeded the Dagda as High King of Ireland.
Renaissance painter Agnolo di Cosimo, aka __.
Serious, dignified and solemn way of behaving.
__ Marigny, old New Orleans neighbourhood.
Indian city on the Ganges once called Benares.
A fall down, of buildings and people.
A book's endpapers often have this stone effect.
Gave the wrong number of cards.
Piazza __, venue of Siena's Palio horse races.
First African country to gain independence in 1960.
Puzzle 19
1651 battle where Cromwell defeated Charles II.
Cunard liner picked up survivors of the Titanic.
Colourful nickname for the Nürburgring racetrack.
Racecourse, site of the Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe.
Cyber warfare group thought to be Russian.
Wife of King Edward VII: __ of Denmark.
Aromatic foliage used in Indian cuisine.
Jacobite who appeared in the novel Kidnapped.
El Escorial style, named after its architect.
Puzzle 20
Book for kids by E. Nesbit: The __ Children.
Former home of Portuguese F1 racing.
Asian fried dough treat aka Chinese cruller.
Lead singer of The Seekers: Judith __.
Oslo stadium, venue for an annual athletics event.
Line on a map showing places of equal rainfall.
__ and Mimi, lead lovers in Puccini's La Bohème.
Edinburgh's main shopping venue, __ Street.
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