CodyCross Agatha Christie Pack answers
Agatha Christie
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Hong Kong __, a janitor and crime fighter.
Are we __ there yet? Common road trip question.
African country bordering the most other countries.
Northern constellation of a herdsman.
Stewed __, fruit good for your digestive system.
Country where Yul Brynner was born.
Habitual fusty dress of Miss Marple.
Superintendent __, policeman in Christie stories.
Puzzle 2
Thomas __, prolific inventor of incandescent lamp.
Barman's tool for extracting the juice from citrus.
Thorny tree found in African savannahs.
Part of a book title by Agatha Christie.
__ Massacre; raid on Portuguese pirates by Chinese.
Electric __, music by Eddy Grant about a place in London.
City once called the Paris of the Middle East.
Obsessed with comics and science fiction.
Sonic's two-tailed fox chum, Miles 'Tails' __.
The big __, a denouement at the end of a mystery.
Rich smooth and velvety, made with thick dairy.
Puzzle 3
Cauldron-stirring magic women.
Round attachments to base of furniture (sweet?).
Aversion to environmental factors.
Famous feline breed that has no tail.
Hermit, antisocial, solitary person.
__ of Fate, last book Agatha Christie wrote.
Licorice flavored Italian Easter bread.
Joan __, played Miss Marple on TV for many years.
Great __, isle comprises England, Scotland, Wales.
Young __; age is just a number.
Puzzle 4
Large waterfowl, with ruddy and common varieties.
Island prison in San Francisco.
Device, creates electricity from chemical reaction.
D.H. Lawrence book with an Australian animal title.
Athletic event with a bar to clear.
Mother of Dragons __ Targaryen.
Like a crocodile, biting at others when moody.
Singular marital status, like Miss Marple.
Puzzle 5
Jet Li wreaks havoc on the mob as Danny.
__ Rebellion; uprising against Bolsheviks in 1921.
Agatha Christie qualified as a practicing __.
Harold __; last Anglo-Saxon king of England.
Barking up the __; confused, off the mark.
They were pink in Dear Jessie.
__ Street, Monopoly station next to Leicester Sq.
Indian Ocean isle, former colony to three nations.
Puzzle 6
Platform game; flying Otus is the main character.
Mind reader's queue, on paper.
__ National Park; Namibian site with black rhinos.
Cuisine in which mulligatawny soup originated.
Third-largest Greek island, birthplace of Sappho.
Series of 12 WWI battles on Italian soil, 1915-17.
Wodehouse posh character with a silent "P".
The Mysterious __ at Styles, Christie's book.
This star went from 13 to 30 overnight.
The byword in men's swimming trunks or briefs.
Dynasty character played by Emma Samms.
Son of Mary, Queen of Scots and Lord Darnley.
Dennis, cover star of The Beano.
They provide evidence that protects accused people.
Puzzle 7
Co-discoverer of insulin: Frederick __.
Largest of Mexico's Revillagigedo Islands.
Too old to be eligible to do something.
A dog __: a police officer who works with canines.
__ hounds, a cross-country paperchase.
Publisher, Ms Christie was one of its 10 originals.
Coloring sticks produced by Binney and Smith.
Puzzle 8
Richard __, Gail's murderous ex in Corrie.
Both a dog breed and type of military jet aircraft.
Forgetfulness, a useful device in mystery stories.
They Came to __, Agatha Christie novel set in Iraq.
Commercial agents or power __.
Puzzle 9
First Prime Minister of Canada: Sir John A. __.
Decrease in power or strength.
Came on in leaps __; made huge progress.
Relaxation room for performers.
Children's care in a hospital.
Hungarian noble family, supported the Habsburgs.
Ordeal By __, Agatha Christie's cold case.
Italian archipelago containing Capri.
Puzzle 10
Murderer who administers toxic substances.
In a grouchy or irritated manner, like crustaceans.
The Murder at the __, Miss Marple's first mystery.
Blue Monday British rock band.
Classic video game created in 1978: Space __.
American animator of Porky Pig and Daffy Duck.
Device for cooking meat over coals.
Young plant, grown from a pip.
Puzzle 11
A blue __ for Agatha Christie is in Holland Park.
Low-speed pitch thrown in baseball.
Added heat and flavour to food.
A reunion __ is a Chinese New Year's Eve tradition.
__ Baker, Miss Marple friend or a fruity delight.
Sunrise, __, wedding song from Fiddler on the Roof.
Longest river of Punjab region in India.
Bug believed to burrow in hearing receptacles.
Period when the Moon visibly increases in size.
__ Erik Pasch, inventor of the safety match.
Idris Elba stars as eponymous detective John __.
One of the four New Testament books.
Domed French military helmet of WWI.
Puzzle 12
Theatre district where The Mousetrap still runs.
Seagoing soldiers serving on land and sea.
__ Oliver writes mystery tales in Christie's books.
Waltzing __, Bush tune written by Banjo Paterson.
The Father of Quantum Computing: David __.
South African dish of mince, fruit and custard.
Puzzle 13
Country formerly known as Siam.
Mary __, governess on Murder on the Orient Express.
Leave goods to someone in a will.
He who brings illicit goods into a country.
__ House, Agatha Christie's Devon holiday home.
Savoury Japanese hot drink of fermented soy.
Bridge-like game with 48 cards.
__ War; 1954-62 bid for freedom in N Africa.
The Conqueror, first Norman king of England.
Puzzle 14
Dumb and __ with Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels.
Strong, dry, Arabian desert wind.
What the term UFO means: unidentified __ object.
Le __, name for historic Paris area in 3rd/4th.
__ party, social function in Agatha Christie books.
Curl these muscles inside the top arms.
__ Gordon-Levitt, Tommy on 3rd Rock from the Sun.
"I love meeces to __", catchphrase of Jinx the cat.
Stone __, Italian brand with a compass logo.
Puzzle 15
Potato __, for creaming spuds.
__ Indians, Boston Tea Party indigenous disguise.
Zandra __, colorful fashion designer.
__ Cross, Piccadilly line town stop for jewellery.
Tony __, suitor of Marilyn in Some Like it Hot.
Ferryman who conveyed the dead across the Styx.
Artificially created Doctor Who comic strip figure.
Paris is this country's busiest city.
Los __, group of devoted students of Frida Kahlo.
The colourful delicate part of flowers.
__ bluff, deception over telling the truth.
Birth surname of Agatha Christie.
Pull violently from someone's hand.
Makes computer files into hard copies.
Nirvana's Smells Like Teen __.
Old nursery rhyme and kids singing game: __ Bridge.
Puzzle 16
Marble and straws game, try not to drop marbles.
Part of a vehicle closest to the edge of a road.
Egyptian construction on Agatha Christie monument.
__ Murder, book subtitled Miss Marple's Last Case.
New Zealand hippie festivals of the 70s and 80s.
Register of those off work due to illness.
Irish province where Galway is sited.
Removing a sheep's coat; swindling, conning.
Ecclesiophobia is the fear of these.
Kind of sugar found in fruits.
Puzzle 17
Agriculture worker who deals with sows.
Exchange of ideas, as developed by Plato.
Weather that is stormy and changeable.
__ Indians, book retitled And Then There Were None.
Where bodies with buboes were interred in the past.
Tall indoor bulbs with showy lily flowers.
20s author had Hallowe'en Party dedicated to him.
Re, a drop of __ (Do, Re, Mi).
St Andrews golfing venue, the world's first.
In a decent state of health; in __.
Skin covered in fluid-filled sores has been __.
WALL-E's Earth friend is this type of creature.
Puzzle 18
Alice __, first to die in Christie's ABC Murders.
System of classification of climate types.
Dish invented by William Fortnum in 1738: __ egg.
Released from roped capture; undone shoelace.
Vanessa Redgrave was a missing author in the film.
__ D Beauty, tattoo artist with makeup brand.
Charles __; co-inventor of the safety pin.
__ jump, athletics event, three times.
__ friends, Monday's military toast in the navy.
Puzzle 19
Foxglove poison kills in An Appointment with Death.
__ de Medici; 16th-century powerful French queen.
Yellow citrus spread for bread.
Capable of being instructed, e.g. in a classroom.
City where the Cavaliers play.
Being present at, taking part in.
Male figure nominated at a child's baptism.
Three __, radio play title of The Mousetrap.
Woody __, who played Woody in Cheers.
Decoration on the shoulder of a military uniform.
Puzzle 20
Candy, Candy, Candy, I can't let you go!.
Nationality of Hercule Poirot.
Movie by C. Nolan with Guy Pearce.
Jolly chap with hat, scarf and carrot nose.
__ stick, short cane or crop carried in the forces.
The modern-day name for Burma.
Main language of the Inca people.
__ gap, pause in the continuity of Saturn's rings.