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Batteries Needed
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Measurement of electric potential in a battery.
Glass ball toys that can roll through a maze.
Moves from side to side like a jelly.
When roasted, these small round pulses are crisp.
Battery-powered weather __, gives a home forecast.
Puzzle 2
A decorative metal band worn around the biceps.
Add batteries to electrify these land barriers.
Preserved salmon for bagels and cream cheese.
The __ Rouge, famous club in the north of Paris.
Apple music store for selling songs.
You can keep your toothbrush in this tall glass.
Stephenson's early steam locomotive; spacecraft.
Some of these spherical maps light up.
This may push against teeth when eating, speaking.
__ dioxide, gas with the chemical formula CO2.
Puzzle 3
Greeting cards, songs, cake wish you a Happy __.
Mountain transport on high, seen at theme parks.
Model flying device that is remote controlled.
Singer who starred in remake of A Star Is Born.
Japanese term for aviation suicide attacks.
Puzzle 4
Holiday celebrated every October 31st.
City with 70 different Hebrew names.
Picture books have fewer of these than novels do.
Person who creates online talk shows.
I Want to __, Queen hit with vacuuming video.
Small, slim, salted fish, good on pizza.
Inquisitiveness that killed the cat.
Children read it and hear tunes.
Wooden baton traditionally used by the police.
School subject about the world and places.
He plays Luther on TV, Heimdall in Marvel films.
Tables, chairs, beds and bookcases.
Shiny sword raised by the Lady of the Lake.
Puzzle 5
Track __, another name for athletics.
The opposite end to positive on a battery.
The galaxy in which the Earth is found.
In business, this can be hostile.
Flat, oily Italian bread, texture of pizza dough.
Lenses worn directly on the eyes to improve vision.
J.D. __, reclusive American author.
Pre-arranged meet-up with your child's friend.
Puzzle 6
Austrian city, a two-time Winter Olympic venue.
Battery-operated lights used at this festive time.
"Float like a __, sting like a bee".
Whoopi Goldberg hides in a convent in this film.
Adjective to describe something very yummy.
Vehicle that uses traditional fuel and electricity.
Puzzle 7
Road in New York famous for shows and musicals.
Two slices of bread with filling.
It disperses the scent of essential oils.
Shops keep money in the cash __.
Strength contest where teams pull on a rope.
Jumbo jets are named after one of these animals.
What a shake-awake electric alarm clock does.
Puzzle 8
Small, insulated box for keeping drinks chilled.
Large dwelling Elsa made out of ice.
Buddhist religious building for contemplation.
Sweet substance that attracts bees to flowers.
An antiquated era; of the past.
Nintendo __, hybrid console for home or on the go.
It could be sash, stained-glass or double glazed.
Continent where you can hike in the Alps.
Counting frame with wooden beads.
Emily, author of Wuthering Heights.
Puzzle 9
Crockery for a hard-boiled breakfast food.
When someone's salary reaches their bank account.
Ad hoc style of antics performed by actors.
Justice __ with Gal Gadot and Ben Affleck.
Waterproof jacket with a hood.
Venus Williams is a famous name in this sport.
Device that gives drivers directions.
Fragrant bulb often split into cloves for cooking.
Blame it on the __, The Jacksons' dancefloor hit.
The broad bony structure that forms the hips.
Puzzle 10
No smells, no allergies from this type of product.
Stripy insects critical to pollinating plants.
Add batteries to this to easily pop open bottles.
Circus performer who can lift immense weight.
Yellow path to Oz followed by Dorothy.
Ladies and __, formal way to address a group.
One of seven major land masses on Earth.
Puzzle 11
Thin tubes for sucking drinks through.
These digital items display photos in a sequence.
Agatha Christie's old lady sleuth.
Metal necklaces made of links.
The names or logos of businesses.
What makes one's stomach growl.
Sewing tool that gets lost in a haystack.
Nationality of composer Ludwig van Beethoven.
These female foxes have rust-orange fur.
Foods with Kalamata and Mission types.
Puzzle 12
Angel who visited Mary before the birth of Jesus.
Cupboard with doors and shelves.
Illegal drive taken for fun in a stolen car.
Brass instrument, also the shape of some blossoms.
Sixty of these equal one minute.
Duracell pink animals that keep on going.
Ocean on which Mexico's west coast stands.
Puzzle 13
Sharp weapons used by knights, musketeers.
Remote-controlled pilotless mini aircraft.
__ Call Saul, legal spin-off of Breaking Bad.
Small closed space for storage.
Sleeping disruption caused by long-distance travel.
Middle Eastern country, home to Jerusalem.
He is Shakespeare's Prince of Denmark.
Very cold, unable to move, __ with fear.
Puzzle 14
Joints that connect fingers to hands.
What you might call a guy instead of beautiful.
__ Pie, raunchy coming-of-age comedy.
Olympic discipline for horses.
Battery-operated foot board with handlebars.
Blister caused by herpes simplex near the lips.
English queen known as the Grandmother of Europe.
Cut the edge of a lawn with a cordless one.
To prepare food so as to resist decomposition.
Yellow trumpet flower that blooms in early spring.
Puzzle 15
Starr, Mullen, Powell and Bonham and are all __.
Word-linking board game invented in 1938.
Electric vehicle used in warehouses to move boxes.
Obama, once First Lady of the USA.
Wall hanger for outer garment when returning home.
Puzzle 16
Branch of mathematics with equations, e.g. x-2=6.
Device worn when playing virtual reality games.
Female distinguished pilot lost in Pacific.
Nottingham official who was Robin Hood's foe.
Wizard hero in The Lord of the Rings.
Month of All Hallows' Eve, or Halloween.
Changes made to improve a bad process.
The city where the Flintstones live.
Handheld game __, like a Game Boy.
A surgeon's extremely sharp knife.
Apprentice learning the ropes in a new job.
Puzzle 17
Home movie maker popular in the 1980s.
Percussion instrument with wooden block bars.
The study of all that is beyond our planet.
It's no good crying over this.
Digestive organ that can be small or large.
Blonde Muppet who loves Kermit the frog.
Playground game with chalk squares to jump in.
Not on the guest list for a party.
Puzzle 18
Handheld tools for planting bulbs.
Kindle Paperwhite is an example of one.
"It's always __ before the dawn".
Bible book that tells of Noah building wooden ark.
Popeye gets stronger when he eats this leafy green.
Band with Ringo, John, Paul and George, The __.
Once Britain's most popular sport.
Puzzle 19
Distance from side to side, width, thickness.
Use this electric knife to slice meat.
Look Who's __, 1989 John Travolta romcom.
Handheld board that a painter uses to mix paints.
The cost of taking a plane trip.
Breakfast treats cooked with an iron.
Carry-on, holdall; clutch, sports or duffle.
Law & Order: Special __ Unit, TV police show.
This electric device can tidy a beard.
Puzzle 20
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