CodyCross World Mysteries Pack answers
World Mysteries
Here are the answers to CodyCross World Mysteries Pack. If you need help with any specific puzzle leave your comment below.
AdventurePuzzle 1
Country where the sport of curling originated.
Established doctrine, especially in religion.
Place in Scotland allegedly haunted by a monster.
A person who repairs machines, especially cars.
Those who go up a hill or mountain.
A wish of well-being when parting ways.
Shortened, changed name for affection or ridicule.
Circular ring for playing and to exercise.
Puzzle 2
A preserved remain of ancient animals or plants.
Low heel with a baby feline name.
Mysterious Cities that Esteban was searching for.
Sea creature that can soak a lot of water.
Puzzle 3
Of the country; a rural piece of music.
Medical treatment for those with kidney problems.
Glass container for pouring bottle of wine in.
Classic fictional voyager, visited remote nations.
Great-great-great-grandson of the mammoth.
Male of extraordinary super powers.
Worn by the unidentified man in Bastille Prison.
Counsel, advice, input, recommendation.
A thin, cylindrical glass container used in a lab.
The act of asking someone's hand in marriage.
Set of conventions or etiquette rules.
Small orange citrus and a widely spoken language.
"Artistic" work on street walls, bridges or trains.
Puzzle 4
Someone who works in a place surrounded by books.
Egyptian, whose tomb location baffles historians.
You get stuck between a rock and this.
Strange words sewn in pocket of unknown man's body.
France, Venezuela, United States, Japan, England.
The study of water and its resources.
To invite to competition; to defy, confront boldy.
Period between conception and birth.
Astrological earth sign, December 21 – January 20.
Acknowledgement of truth; entrance fee.
Fabric canopy used when jumping off a plane.
Clove pink, sweet-smelling bright pinkish flower.
There are thousands of them spoken around the world.
Puzzle 5
Big foot stool, can sometimes have storage space.
Lack of iodine can cause problems with this gland.
Not detailed; high military rank.
Food prepared from cereal plant.
House of the ladies of the night.
New Mexico site of purported UFO landing in 1947.
Preposition; absence or lack of something, someone.
Puzzle 6
Chemical element found in salt.
Middle, most inner part of a circle.
Water container usually round in shape.
They have a metal blade and rhyme with wives.
Most famous member of The Beatles; killed in 1980.
Very important or potent, powerful, authoritarian.
Famous Leonardo da Vinci painting, The Last __.
Crop responsible for Irish famine in the 1800s.
Puzzle 7
Having only one partner during a period of time.
Mysterious musical instrument, no touching.
Putting things on a big pile or heap.
To fail to give proper attention to.
Woodwind instrument in the same group as saxophone.
Puzzle 8
Group of at least 300 soldiers.
Metal or wood panel at the top end of a bed.
Heavenly pasta or soup noodles.
Final century of the second millennium.
Someone who acknowledges or admits to something.
Devices that indicate direction.
Story told only with body and facial expressions.
Calling others to convene; sending for someone.
Exceptionally high quality; grandness, excellence.
Found in the mouths of young children.
Puzzle 9
A metal tool used for cutting or chipping stone.
Moving or floating in the air.
Straightforward; a non-stop flight.
Two hundred minus eighty, divided by four.
Water with high concentration of dissolved salt.
Thousands of long lines in Bolivian landscape.
It means "fifth" in Spanish in the feminine form.
Things or beings unusually large and powerful.
Male swimming bottoms; chests.
India's peaceful revolutionary during the 1940s.
A thing done, a deed; film genre.
Puzzle 10
A model or design used as a guide in sewing.
A polygon of six angles and six sides.
A device that changes energy into mechanical motion.
A comparison between two similar things.
To have power over; to influence.
Amelia __, aviator who vanished over the Pacific.
CIA statue with impossible-to-decipher inscription.
Type of electric organ very much used in churches.
Puzzle 11
Thin boards an artist mixes paints on.
There was one in Venice, according to Shakespeare.
Key that can unlock many doors.
Ship-swallowing zone near Bermuda in the Atlantic.
Little ones; sons and daugthers.
Short but strong French emperor of the 1800s.
Uttermost, unparalleled; topmost, supreme; maximum.
Technological device that changed the world forever.
State of having no money at all.
The Yeti lives in these mountains.
Fearless and knowledgeable fighters.
A mixed alcoholic drink like a piña colada.
Puzzle 12
Uncontacted, isolated rainforest civilization.
Animal that moves on its belly or small short legs.
Male head of family or tribe; religious title.
Daughter of Henry VIII, British queen for 44 years.
Ink container that needs to be replaced.
__ Plain, where Stonehenge stones stand.
Puzzle 13
A sharp and long pointed knife.
Bush that has colorful flowers, blooms in spring.
To discharge completely from accusation.
Wide curved bones between the spine and legs.
Puzzle 14
Conductors of cars, buses or trains.
Eighth planet from the sun; Roman god of the sea.
Over the shoulder weapon; chewing gum brand.
One who is accused of being an non believer.
Mental or physical exhaustion.
Science that studies matter and energy.
Puzzle 15
Luggage usually taken when hiking or climbing.
Giggling, grinning, cracking up.
Cassia, mid-brown colored spice from a tree bark.
Located at or near a border; outermost.
Jack the Ripper's true one was never known.
Detailed, elaborate, particular.
For some, the funnest night of the week.
Puzzle 16
Unrealistic conceptions; false ideas or beliefs.
Tending to promote or help; facilitative.
Safari, Google; Internet search engine.
Twelve of these make up the zodiac.
Group of instrument players under a director.
Someone who is outgoing and very expressive.
Site of mysterious death of Austrian royal in 1889.
It means "highway" or "motorway" in Spanish.
Process of making the illusion of motion and change.
Disney movie about Princess Giselle.
To clean something in order to kill germs.
Custodian, guardian, janitor; sitter, nurse.
Puzzle 17
Selected, elected; hand-picked.
British luxury car; a large feline predator.
Lumber; wood processed into beams and planks.
Shallow body of water smaller than a lake.
Colorful tropical bird, can mimic human voice.
Turin __, sheet with holy facial imprint.
Expensive but not necessary; opulence.
A considerable amount; basket, barrel.
Sport that Serena Williams and Roger Federer play.
Too much; surpassing the normal limits.
Malfunction, technical difficulty, bug.
To register something to have proof or evidence.
London Eye, Melbourne Star and High Roller wheels.
Instructions for making a meal.
Celestial bodies with tails that fly through space.
Part of a page outside the printed or written area.
Puzzle 18
__ Candelabra, huge hillside carving in Peru.
Within the same family as squares and triangles.
Huge in size and volume; impressively ponderous.
Points TV and radio shows strive for.
A species wiped from existence.
It matters a lot more than the destination.
Puzzle 19
Something you can take anywhere.
Ark of the __, stone slabs that were never found.
Large bodies of troops; special forces or groups.
Mystical hidden kingdom in Tibetan religion.
Indian bread eaten with curry.
Galago, small nocturnal primate with large eyes.
To engage in mental exercise in order to relax.
Nut-loving animal with a bushy tail.
Puzzle 20
Two-wheeled transportation with an engine.
Container to carry your books.
Beaten eggs, folded while cooking.
Phone conversation within your area.
Artist who painted "The Night Watch".
Helplessness and inability to act.
Instrument that indicates a plane's height.
Ability to attract metal objects.
A good person who helps strangers.
Microorganism restores bacteria to digestive tract.
Sand __, an artistic beach creation.
A famous or well-known person.
Very strong wind blowing across a desert.
Frederick __, UFO fan who vanished in 1978.
A decorative scented bouquet of dried flowers.
Rockets that light up the sky in celebrations.
Collier, one who digs up bituminous rock.
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