CodyCross Auto Parts Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Pembrokeshire island famous for puffins and voles.
This tech bubble burst in the late 1990s.
Pituitary and adrenal are these.
Device for engaging driving transmission in a car.
Tall and clumsy Cosby Kid, Weird __.
Long line of marching soldiers.
Laurence __ wrote "They shall not grow old...".
Puzzle 2
Space __, 2000 drama directed by Clint Eastwood.
Adriatic free port fought over throughout its past.
Zori, flip-flops and slip-ons are all types of __.
Journalistic video documentarian.
Combustion __, where fuel is burned in an engine.
Puzzle 3
Wheel and column controlled by a vehicle's driver.
Rowan __, Mr Bean and Blackadder actor.
Language of propaganda in Orwell's 1984.
Mark on ground where supplies are to be landed.
A mysterious quality in someone or something.
Land mass where the Pacific and Atlantic meet.
Hydraulic pistons in car braking system.
Puzzle 4
Italian mathematician, name of a number sequence.
Engineered being, it features in Blade Runner.
Picturesque Vietnamese cove with limestone islands.
Josie and the __; Riverdale band.
Italian lightly browned vegetables.
Medical field studies solutions to malaria.
It is a burden to have one hanging on your neck.
She sits proudly by a lion on a 50 pence coin.
__ Round; dizzy hit for Dead or Alive in 1985.
Shock __, devices for dampening impact jolts.
Monkey famous for its large nose.
Puzzle 5
Mongrel language generally developed through trade.
Saudi Arabia's skyscraper-filled capital.
Breed of penguin with white patch above the eyes.
Chinese zodiac mythological creature.
Lupe __ was Talisa Soto's 007 name.
Italian artist of Renaissance religious works.
Front or rear bar on a car for protection.
Puzzle 6
Owned by L'Oreal, famous for shampoos.
Racing dog breed, popular in northern England.
__ hypochlorite, bleaching agent.
Rich frosting of semisweet chocolate and cream.
Puzzle 7
The right under European law to be left alone.
Not the sharpest, bluntest, not shining.
Medieval philosophy named after John Duns Scotus.
Herbert von __, conductor of Berlin Philharmonic.
1920s noted French tennis player: Suzanne __.
Freddy __, Nightmare on Elm Street.
Rubber band for connecting car engine components.
A sweet and savory Bedfordshire pie.
To trouble; also deviation in a planetary sense.
Puzzle 8
First occupation of Joseph of Nazareth.
Became president of China in 2013.
Athletics event favored by the Brownlee brothers.
Perennial flowering plants with upswept petals.
Space boulders outside the Solar System.
French cookie-like tea cake with a scalloped shell.
Study of ancient texts, historical linguistics.
The state of possessing something.
Anthony __, director of The English Patient.
A diversion from something more important.
Outdoor cold storage buildings, often underground.
Leader of the little blue mushroom dwellers.
Puzzle 9
Something that is originated from something else.
Iranian cookie, ground almond shortbread.
Those who see things how they are.
Passenger-side dashboard compartment.
This ginger debuted in Conan the Barbarian #23.
Caterpillar from A Bug's Life.
Amerigo __, explorer who gave his name to America.
__ sickness, oxygen problems when mountaineering.
Ethiopia's small eastern neighbor.
American songwriter who wrote civil rights anthems.
Puzzle 10
Song by Paul McCartney: "All My __".
Mother-of-pearl, lustrous inside of mollusc shell.
A deep-fried, sugar-coated Latin American pastry.
Limit the pillow talk with this parasite.
A good tipper at the craps table.
Japanese custom of partying under cherry blossoms.
Records dialog again, for a film.
Gear with less teeth in a steering system.
Large city and former capital of Kazakhstan.
Puzzle 11
Greek-derived term for finger or toe.
Thin biscuits flavored with almonds.
Alfred__, Impressionist painter of Moret Bridge.
What one hits when going to bed.
Political meeting; assembly, convention, rally.
Instruments: blow and hum for a buzzing sound.
Hinged panel covering vehicle engine.
Small dot that appears on an "i" and a "j".
Plane company produced the Barracuda and Firefly.
A business magnate, from the Japanese "great lord".
Vertical window supports of a car's body frame.
Country that boasts "los Arboles Cuadrados".
Another name for a group of acrobatic dancers.
Puzzle 12
Apéritif made with gin, vermouth and Campari.
Title of the King of Spain's daughter.
Puzzle 13
__ plate; holds clutch disc against the flywheel.
Mild, heart shaped peppers aka cherry peppers.
Suspension shaft with wheels connected.
Cinematic cannibal, __ Lecter.
Canine-sounding fruit; officious character.
Syrian capital, City of Jasmine.
Someone who takes over a vehicle by force.
Puzzle 14
The name of this ape has nothing to do with color.
Horse trials event, or racket sport.
Mechanism to stop youngsters opening car doors.
Ridley Scott–Russell Crowe Oscar-winning film.
Theater of __, Roman two-tiered open-air venue.
Cables for reviving a car's flat battery.
Organizer of the Million Man March: Louis __.
Name of emperor who started the Meiji dynasty.
Red variety of tourmaline used in jewelry.
Deus __, stage plot is resolved by a higher being.
Puzzle 15
Skinny '60s model who became an actress.
Little sharp knife used in surgery.
Massive __, "Blue Lines" Bristol hip hop group.
Treaty of __ sought WWI peace with the Ottomans.
Grating barrier on the front of a car.
The heroine of the Alien franchise, Ellen __.
__ belt; synchronizes crankshaft rotation.
First name of the Fat Controller, Sir __ Hatt.
Strudel-like fruit and nut cake from Italy.
Puzzle 16
Largest hot desert in the world.
Vasco Núñez de __, European explorer of Panama.
Have __, have a smoke on Pink Floyd.
Windscreen __ fluid is sprayed by jets.
Puzzle 17
Asexual term for brother and sister.
__ bar; metal rod in a vehicle's suspension system.
Agatha Christie novel Murder of Roger __.
Kiosk unit for fixing your shoes.
Pacific Ocean sea, heavily attacked in WWII.
__ wage, lowest legal hourly salary set by law.
Description of mixed malt and grain whiskies.
Puzzle 18
Tall stand for holding a candle; French term.
Second World War shelter made of corrugated steel.
Female lead in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Disc to smooth power flow in a car's crankshaft.
Front-facing vehicle illumination.
The bigger they are the harder.
Puzzle 19
Car beams used in poor visibility.
Caspar David __, German Romantic landscape artist.
Organic compounds containing amine and carboxyl.
Second in the three-age system.
Dunes venue of former Dutch GP.
Puzzle 20
Pottery used for wine storage in ancient Greece.
Parking __ guide drivers safely into spaces.
__ locking; system for securing all doors at once.
War in which Florence Nightingale was a nurse.
Shallow angled cut made in wood.
Son of the witch Sycorax in The Tempest.
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