CodyCross TV Journalists Pack answers
TV Journalists
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Basketball players need a lot of this.
Synthetic fluffy material in vivid colors.
Making cost gains on purchases.
Dick __, 2000s US vice president.
Tennessee Williams' Streetcar.
Each one has an equal and opposite reaction.
Former name of formal capital of Vietnam.
Humphrey who starred in Casablanca.
Intellectual property title granting sole rights.
Parts of a PowerPoint presentation.
Hall and Oates lost this feeling.
Running spikes or cycling shoe protrusions.
First name of US news host Stephanopoulos.
State of protection that often comes "first".
Cylinders on which thread is wound.
__ roll, aviation trick of a sideways revolution.
Tagliatelle, cannelloni, and pappardelle.
Writing credit in a newspaper.
Puzzle 2
Big number, probably of many, many billions.
Past the date when a baby is expected to be born.
Another name for sleeping linen.
Don't call me __, quote from the movie Airplane.
This master runs role-playing games for groups.
Being there in the moment, not absent.
Variant of vermin, insult used by Yosemite Sam.
Rosie the __, bescarfed icon of WW2 women workers.
Herb that commonly tops pizza.
Puzzle 3
Large scale sign for advertising in public.
The C and the first N in TV's CNN.
Country with the world's largest Muslim population.
There were 13 of these in The Hunger Games.
Type of tree that keeps foliage, even in winter.
Firearm accessories that suppress sound.
Steel cable car that transports you when skiing.
Air-powered keyboard, originated in Germany.
Tequila lime cocktail with orange liqueur.
Physical item in space; relating to heaven.
Puzzle 4
Describes temperatures of less than freezing point.
Quickly looking at something through a keyhole.
Removes the bends and twists from a hose.
Clothes dangle on these in a closet.
Explosive theory of how the universe began.
Foam __, popcorn-like polystyrene parcel fillers.
Long bone between the elbow and shoulder.
Puzzle 5
Plant with thistle-like flower, heart is cooked.
Queen of England when Shakespeare was born: __ I.
This device predicts weather by pressure changes.
Person whose name is on an envelope.
Last name of Keith, former MSNBC Countdown host.
YouTube and Netflix are __ services.
X-Men character played by Hugh Jackman.
Puzzle 6
Identification used to sign into a computer.
Ancient Greek mariners considered them a good omen.
Long brass instrument with a slide.
Describes land next to a thoroughfare or highway.
Chicken dinner leftovers make dreams come true.
ABC's Sunday politics program.
Boxing, martial arts are forms of this.
Spanish phrase meaning with meat.
Motto of US Marines, means always faithful.
HMRC and the CIA are examples of these.
Puzzle 7
Last name of Wolf, host of The Situation Room.
Rice dish cooked in stock on the stove top.
Company producing diapers and baby wipes.
South American country whose capital is Sucre.
Winged messenger of the gods, also a planet.
When it's absolutely silent, you could hear a __.
Sliding storage containers, in chests.
First book of the Old Testament, story of creation.
Adele's hit is called Rolling in this.
__ Hills, California setting for the film Clueless.
Puzzle 8
Sticky strips to catch winged kitchen bugs.
An emotional display, usually unexpected.
Last name of Chris, host of Hardball.
Entertainment venues with clowns and acrobats.
Period of the Mesozoic era; a movie dinosaur park.
Communications firm with Navigator web browser.
__ and Tobago, island country in the Caribbean.
Who Chuck Todd has met with since 2014.
Belief that instead of religion, people are key.
Puzzle 9
Numbing agent once used in dentistry.
Looked after, kept someone safe from harm.
Named after their Mexican origin, smallest dog.
A news story that only one journalist can break.
Website that measures Internet connection rate.
__ state, nation ruled by a monarch.
Interview answers are often on it.
Puzzle 10
To be together at the same time is to be in this.
Touch fastening method for clothes and shoes.
"Good night, and good luck" journalist.
Young boy who befriends and helps E.T. get home.
The Color __, book by Alice Walker.
A group of suppliers working to keep prices high.
Clutch at these in times of desperation.
Puzzle 11
Digging machine that removes debris from holes.
Business TV network with billionaire name.
Gradual slopes at the bottom of a mountain range.
Catholic fighters in medieval religious wars.
Someone who takes care of honey makers.
Hire an external company to complete a task.
Associated Press publication of proper grammar.
Classic Will Ferrell comedy set in 1970s.
Small, sour hedgerow fruit that grows in the wild.
Game played with a shuttlecock.
Puzzle 12
Person from Wales or England, for example.
A solution of salt and water, often used medically.
Top-ranked journalism school at Northwestern.
Creamy soup made with sherry and shellfish.
Ice skating movement or a knot: __ eight.
Image or video that transitions a TV ad break.
Fish commonly eaten by grizzly bears.
Puzzle 13
This Olympic-eligible sport uses a Frisbee.
The endings of a sensory neuron form this.
Aaron Sorkin series about a cable network.
What the last two letters of YOLO mean.
This green fruit is 96% water.
Ideas can be run up this staff.
Person who carries out good deeds for no reward.
A person's initials designed as an emblem.
A sextant helps sailors do this.
Annual takings for a business.
Puzzle 14
Railroad taking people long distance in N. America.
Rough and __, boisterous games.
Hand tool for grasping and turning wires or pipes.
Emotional or physical tension.
The Talented Mr. __ with Jude Law.
Dry ingredients that live in a rack with herbs.
Michelle Obama's __ was titled "Becoming".
Type of tooth also known as the third molar.
__ weather since my man and I ain't together.
Last name of NBC, CBS, ABC, and CNN anchor Katie.
The zodiac sign Sagittarius is symbolized by this.
Puzzle 15
Not leaning one way or the other, in the middle.
Practice of trying to turn other metals into gold.
Barbara, first female anchor of ABC Evening News.
Fancy black three-piece suits.
Channel that was "Fair and Balanced" until 2017.
Sweet sauce made with egg and cream.
Written additions to a diary, for example.
Country where Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle) is.
Puzzle 16
The golden ball that ended a game of quidditch.
Name of the second longest river in Asia.
To ship goods outside a country.
Milky coffees with an Italian name.
How grandpa says he's fine: __ fiddle.
Host of Inside the Actor's Studio, James __.
Term for non-technical presenter roles in showbiz.
The main tune that is consistent throughout a song.
__ shoulder, debilitating stiff condition.
Puzzle 17
NSAID drug that reduces fever and pain.
Film director of E.T. and Jaws.
The heart's job is to __ blood throughout the body.
A moist one helps clean up after messy meals.
Host of ABC World News Tonight since 2014.
Novels rest here between readings.
Hafthor Björnson in 2018, compared to all others.
Kool & and The Gang's advice on good times.
Daily morning TV series on NBC.
Puzzle 18
Screw top with just one straight line.
MSNBC show hosted by Chris Matthews.
Genetic engineering can include doing this to RNA.
Snakes with poisonous bites are this.
McDonald's breakfast sandwich.
Playing short golf shots to the green.
N Island city, major entry point into New Zealand.
Network security block that filters web content.
The curtain goes up at this point.
One of the neurotransmitters linked to happiness.
The belief that life is meaningless.
Michael Jackson's famous dance move.
Puzzle 19
Figures that are forecast for a business.
Beyoncé's world tour named for 2016 hit single.
Anchor of Nightline from 1980 to 2005.
__ in snow, phrase that makes drifts sound cozy.
Puzzle 20
What Jack becomes after all work and no play.
Statue of this god stands in Rome's Trevi Fountain.
Hot sauce brand named after this spicy pepper.
TVs and insects share this physical attribute.
Short term for a media conference.
High School Musical star Hudgens.
The day Mitch Album hung out with Morrie.
Large felines like tigers and leopards.
Wasted TV time where no one is talking.
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