CodyCross Tour the Body Pack answers
Tour the Body
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Verbal response given when accepting an invitation.
Black-and-white seabird, with "William" origins.
Second pink property, UK edition.
Puzzle 2
African American X-Men member with invisibility.
Elizabeth, founder of defunct company Theranos.
Cheryl Tweedy has this facial feature on her cheek.
Goldberg, known for Ghost and The View.
Brothers who helmed the ships Pinta and Niña.
Italian sweet pastries eaten at Venice's Carnevale.
Welsh water spirit that drowns people.
Lymphoid organ where T cells mature.
Carved onto a surface, as an image.
Pair of arm muscles that are commonly flexed.
Puzzle 3
The hypotenuse divided by the opposite side.
The words and language of a particular job.
Australian apparition who wears a top hat.
Free-standing garden fireplace with vertical vent.
Wild horses of Robert Glen's Las Colinas sculpture.
One of the three branches of US government.
Brain part that regulates sleep and consciousness.
Emma's village in Jane Austen's tale.
Puzzle 4
Tracheal branched breathing tubes.
Stand on it in Ecuador, the Congo, and Indonesia.
Gianni the Italian fashion designer.
Spice sought in Frank Herbert's Dune novels.
Location of the ulna and the radius.
Puzzle 5
Tarsal foot bone that looks like a small boat.
Desert plant type affected by drought.
Official who investigates complaints.
Prefab metal barracks used by the British Army.
Nickname of percussionist Tito Puente.
Red liquid prop used in horror movies.
Russian city, site of 1921 naval rebellion.
Puzzle 6
Underwater corroded metal stalactites.
Examples of __ arches include the Arc de Triomphe.
Wheeled-vessel and directions manager.
Bonelike substance found in the ear and nose.
Another word for the cheekbone.
Machine that squeezes grapes before fermentation.
Extinct molluscs named like an Egyptian god.
Puzzle 7
Former capital of the Dutch East Indies.
Process at the bottom of the sternum.
Event or person that inspires political change.
Singer with one name, sang I Think We're Alone Now.
Organ that produces acid to aid digestion.
A train transporting bulk shipments.
Author of Uncle Vanya and The Cherry Orchard.
Puzzle 8
Bunch of men who think they know it all.
Solid gold coin from 16th-century Spain.
Type of monkey often known as an "organ grinder".
Magic trick part after the pledge and the turn.
Liquid that meat is soaked in prior to cooking.
Mark who played in Dire Straits.
TB of the neck's lymph glands.
Literary device with hidden meaning.
7th-century Chinese monk who visited India.
Part of fluid mechanics that describes flow.
The three tiny bones of the middle ear.
US TV comedy that featured the Conner family.
Puzzle 9
Very remote space object, emits a lot of energy.
A quroum of ten Jewish adults.
German composer of the Ring cycle.
Front of the neck with the pharynx and larynx.
Alphabet company that studies life sciences.
Tropical fruit also known as a pawpaw.
Pretends to have a strong position.
Opposing team; competitors of equal skill.
Name of Poldark's horse in the TV show.
Puzzle 10
Soft Revolutionary cap, also called liberty cap.
Resident of 221B Baker Street.
Ergonomic design altered this peripheral device.
Sitting on eggs in order to hatch them.
You might find a painting here in a Japanese home.
Sugar cane sauce from South America.
Writer known for Slaughterhouse-Five.
Puzzle 11
Steal, as is done to and Edgar Allan Poe letter.
The Holy League defeated the Ottoman here in 1571.
Tortilla stuffed with rice, meat, cheese, and more.
Hinged surface on a plane wing.
__ of Bruges; Michelangelo sculpture of Mary.
A beast of burden of long ago.
Bodybuilders need more than most people.
Dick __ was also known as the Boy Wonder.
Four-piece stringed instrument ensemble.
Female reproductive organs where eggs are made.
Puzzle 12
French designer who began her career in hat-making.
Part of the eye that receives focused light.
Basic enemy in Kirby video games: __ Dee.
The first search engine in Internet history.
Like powerful coffee or big muscles.
Medical term for the tailbone.
Middle Eastern dip made from ground sesame.
Polish city with historic salt mines.
Mothers, fathers, sons and daughters.
Freshwater diving birds that eat feathers.
Puzzle 13
Percy Bysshe Shelley 1810 Gothic horror novel.
Major gland also known as the hypophysis.
The maximum rate of data transfer on a given path.
The Talk and Big Brother hostess.
Purpose-built high-rise business district of Paris.
Puzzle 14
Dense bony tissue forming most of a tooth.
Snickers ad slogan: "You're __ when you're hungry".
Early movie cowboy, starred in Lone Star Ranger.
Karl__; famous philosopher of science.
Group of eight musical tones increasing in pitch.
Mrs. Brill, who created a rocket propulsion system.
Saint who produced a Latin version of the Bible.
Cooked over high heat to brown outside surface.
Common feature in Greek and Roman Temples.
Smelly Cat singer on TV's Friends.
State animal of Western Australia.
Puzzle 15
Tessa, British javelin champ in 1984.
Writings not considered genuine.
Boned meat or poultry, stuffed, tied and braised.
He determined Antarctica to be one continent.
Puzzle 16
Actress King, from If Beale Street Could Talk.
__ eel; deep-sea fish with an oversized jaw.
Containing apples, pears, oranges etc.
Three-legged traditional South African cooking pan.
Georgy __; commander in Russia's Red Army in WWII.
Combining entities, like Popeye the Sailor Moon.
Lafrance, choreographer of Feist's 1234 video.
Hindu feast day, also called Festival of Lights.
Stories deliberately spread to fool people.
Fictional inhabitant of Jupiter.
Puzzle 17
Fiendish lackey to Horned King, The Black Cauldron.
Muscle responsible for lifting the arm.
Shipping route to Dutch East Indies in the 1600s.
Type of wine produced in western Sicily.
Jack-in-the-box in The Magic Roundabout.
One who bathes dogs and cuts their hair.
Atreyu's real name in The NeverEnding Story.
Alternative name for Mozart's 35th Symphony.
Puzzle 18
1880s faction of the US Republican Party.
Purchaser of paintings for galleries, etc.
Relating to gas exchange sacs found in the lung.
Glass-covered room for letting in sunlight.
Testosterone and cortisol, for example.
A long-open investigation needing more evidence.
Pain around the spine or hips.
Wood-eating insects that never sleep.
Our galaxy, containing our solar system.
Puzzle 19
The part of the forehead between the eyebrows.
Male Ballets Russes dancer Vaslav.
Ovum-inspired seat, designed in Denmark.
Organ near the stomach that regulates blood sugar.
Yellow & purple gem, a mix of amethyst and citrine.
Vacant; a vacancy that is still open.
Palace and burial place for Spanish kings, El __.
Surf style with one foot at the front of the board.
Molière play with the alternate title The Impostor.
Worked in a training position.
Ground maize found in grits and polenta.
Relax and release by turning a crank.
Tanzanian town, site of 2019 fuel tanker explosion.
Puzzle 20
Guadalajara is capital of this Mexican state.
Small brown patch on the skin.
Surname of Mount Rushmore sculptors.
Shirley, author of the Transit of Venus.
Small decoration to top off a cake or plate.
Supporter of the Russian Imperial family.
Wife and co-songwriter of Stevie Wonder.
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