CodyCross Black and White Movies Pack answers
Black and White Movies
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Haven for African cichlids: Lake __ National Park.
Alexander __, Eisenstein film about this ruler.
Dean Martin hit based on an Italian original.
Pre-WWI narrow skirt fashion trend: __ skirt.
Sally __, pivotal person in the decadent Cabaret.
The __ of Oz, ruby slippers that are B&W at first.
Puzzle 2
Cut back an area of woodland, to promote growth.
Modern art movement of figurative paintings.
With skill; anagram of dilatory.
__ Smile, film with song The Heart of Every Girl.
Desert epic with heartthrob Rudolph Valentino.
French brandy that has been distilled only once.
Russian autonomous okrug, Anady is the capital.
Puzzle 3
In the __ confidence; totally confidential.
Freshwater insect that spins around on water.
Convert computer code into readable source code.
Dome-shaped peak in Rio de Janeiro, __ Mountain.
Nickname of Sweyn I after his facial fuzz.
Hitchcock movie, with Alice White as a murderer.
French Foreign Legion's periodical (white cap).
The study of religions or sacred literature.
Flamenco dancer was in Around the World in 80 Days.
The highest peak of the Urals: Mount __.
Ear-splitting, extremely noisy.
Revolving device powered by water to grind grain.
John Wayne movie about a cavalry officer.
Alternative name for Puzzle Bobble arcade game.
Puzzle 4
Writer and famous atheist, Richard __.
__ of the Will, Riefenstahl's poetic fascist film.
Asian cake made with adzuki beans.
Medical term for the loss of sense of smell.
2007 B&W film about Ian Curtis of Joy Division.
Moon of Uranus; a sprite in The Rape of the Lock.
Inhibits a plan from being realized.
Underwater medieval England East coast seaport.
John __; inventor who manufactured sulphuric acid.
Sucking sound, like boots in mud.
Her hit song "Complicated" hit no. 1: Avril __.
Puzzle 5
Laughing __, enigmatic painting by Frans Hals.
Name given to a glockenspiel in a marching band.
Where brown, green and yellow balls lie in snooker.
The Great __, Chaplin mocks fascism and Hitler.
Robber who was freed instead of Christ.
Half cooks something in hot water.
Device to soften brightness of light in camerawork.
__ Cops, slapstick filmic troupe of policemen.
Portuguese region to the south of its major river.
Puzzle 6
A US state bought under the Gadsden Purchase.
Roman __, romcom with Hepburn as a princess.
Musical instrument associated with Bastet.
French term for raw vegetable stick.
The Ghost and __, Rex Harrison as an old sea dog.
Marcel __, French artist known for urinal.
Puzzle 7
Process of separating cocoa nibs from husks.
__ on a Train, Hitchcock film about a murder pact.
Davey __, guitarist with Elton John.
Primary hub city for Lufthansa Airlines.
Said to one celebrating Hindu festival of colors.
Oprah's spiritual Sunday series.
__ Laurent; Iconic French fashion designer.
It's a __ Life, George Bailey and angel Clarence.
Originally a type of soldier who threw hand bombs.
Informal speech, jargon word for jargon.
Beach area between high and low tide marks.
Festival day known as Fat Tuesday in some quarters.
Casting off tissue, like the skin of a snake.
Puzzle 8
Australian director of Dead Poets Society.
"And did __, in ancient times"; Jerusalem opening.
Protective metal strip at base of a door.
"Did they or didn't they?" film, Last Year in __.
Leafy cabbage with crinkly leaves.
16th-century Italian anatomist of females.
Baggy trousers ending at the knee for golfers.
Catalan dialect, named after a Spanish city.
Notebook brand popularized by writer Bruce Chatwin.
Stippled markings, like those on hard limestone.
Native of the country once known as Ceylon.
Secret plottings, conspiracies, schemings.
Puzzle 9
Points on which things turn or tilt, as on seesaws.
Mary __, aka Typhoid Mary, spreader of disease.
Iron Man's computer assistant.
Sons of the __, Laurel & Hardy go to a convention.
City __, Chaplin's love for a blind flower-seller.
It's good manners to keep these off the table.
Puzzle 10
Got gas from the earth by blasting water.
__ Hall, synonymous with US political corruption.
Duties of someone who represents another.
__ Thieves, Roman film about a father-and-son hunt.
Disturb, excite, stir up, shake.
Hosni __, president of Egypt from 1981-2011.
Puzzle 11
Merrily We __; Furth and Sondheim musical.
The __ Chalk Circle, a play by Bertolt Brecht.
Someone employed in disaster relief, say.
Westernmost Normandy landing site of 1944.
Slobodan __, Serbian leader died while on trial.
Lubitsch comedy stars Garbo as a Russian envoy.
Deepest pitch female singing voice.
Ship's instrument telling the time by the stars.
Mitch __; Baywatch lifeguard played by The Hoff.
I am a Fugitive From a __, Paul Muni film of 1932.
Drink of Scotch and ginger ale.
Karl __; German designer of handbags, shoes etc..
Wife of King Edward III: __ of Denmark.
Division of Buddhism also called Southern Buddhism.
Waterway that Da Vinci tried to divert.
An outsider, an unexpectedly successful candidate.
Palindrome for the edge of a reflecting glass.
Puzzle 12
When an online thread goes OT, it means this.
Hosts of entertainment shows; emcees.
Dried meat mixture eaten by Arctic explorers.
Method used to catch a trout, rubbing belly.
Neurologically caused loss of ability to write.
Capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Animal that Apollo used to create Hermes's lyre.
Moved someone from a familiar location.
The __ Man, David Lynch's story of Joseph Merrick.
Russian chess grand master, Garry __.
Distorted words online to prove that you're human.
__ demonstrandum, or QED by any other name.
Protective layer beneath a carpet.
1915 movie named after Chaplin's iconic character.
Puzzle 13
Bishop associated with rain; his day is July 15.
Carved whale ivory made by whalers.
First woman awarded Nobel in Medicine in 1947.
Astaire-Rogers film with Pick Yourself Up.
Jessica Biel crime drama with Detective Ambrose.
Poet who was impelled to go down to the sea again.
Longest muscle in the human body.
Bubbles and Buttercup are two of these girls.
Pasolini's tale of a pimp in post-war Rome.
Flour that soba noodles are usually made from.
Électricité de France utility company.
King of Spain who married Mary Tudor in 1554.
Partially blindfolded racehorse.
Chicago festival of new and emerging music talent.
A Soviet chief minister in a government department.
Area of communal gardening away from a home.
Administrative divisions managed by local councils.
Dormitory in a single building used by cowboys.
Tool for measuring the rate of water evaporation.
Roman Emperor who commissioned the Colosseum.
Puzzle 14
Digital media/blogging site; anagram of same blah.
Country that holds an annual Boon Luang festival.
Formal meetings of parliament.
The bottomless pit of the Underworld.
Term given to residents of Birmingham, England.
Visualize what you want in life, on a grand scale.
The __, film noir movie with Bogart and Bacall.
__ Night and Sunday Morning, Albert Finney film.
Puzzle 15
Common term for synchronous diaphragmatic flutter.
Love story where Garbo dies of consumption.
Insulting name for cricket bowler who throws.
__ Lynne, theater name and choreographer of Cats.
Avian rapper, aka Bryan Williams.
Mystery film with time shifts, stars Guy Pearce.
Russian ballet legend Anna __, inspired a dessert.
Persian empire descended from Genghis Khan.
Puzzle 16
Someone with knowledge of many disciplines.
Slang for "puts a stop to something".
Song by The Fortunes: You've Got Your __.
With a spring in the step, cheerily, chirpily.
Dogs of indeterminable mixed breeds.
Comic tumble on the buttocks on stage.
The __, movie where Chaplin eats his shoes.
Harry Longabaugh, American outlaw aka The __ Kid.
Criminal genius with a distinctive long mustache.
Swiss-German modern painter of Flower Myth.
American word for what Britons call a hair slide.
Eggplant dish in Italian cuisine, with capers.
Number of championship grass courts at Wimbledon.
__ salesman, someone selling something a bit bogus.
Puzzle 17
Things for initiates only, those in the know.
High upswept hairdo named after a French courtesan.
The Magnificent __, Welles film after Citizen Kane.
County-named pig with black skin and white socks.
Cuban singer, the Queen of Salsa.
In a rule-following, accepting manner.
Oskar __, Austrian Expressionist painter and poet.
Western Australia port and name of a wind.
"Little sleeves" of ricotta-stuffed tubular pasta.
Invasion of the Body __, film on an alien attack.
Golfer Mickelson nickname, Phil __.
Puzzle 18
A Night to __, film about Titanic and the iceberg.
Soft French cow's cheese created in small rounds.
Chilean dictator from 1973 to 1990: Augusto __.
Country whose capital is Bridgetown.
Describes contempt, sometimes of a monetary offer.
Vivienne __, British punk designer.
The __ Hill Mob, crooks try to bump off a landlady.
Dutch canine, a guard dog for Dutch barges.
Puzzle 19
Siege artillery used on Medieval castle walls.
Blanket for swaddling newborn babies.
Another term for blackberry bushes.
Passed power and responsibility to local level.
Poor-quality, badly written poetry.
Gripping or securing with a tool.
Roman war god whom Romulus was deified as.
The bullfighter who actually kills the bull.
Fast, square-rigged vessels carried tea from China.
Kurosawa's film about the killing of a samurai.
How you would swear in a court of law.
Essential nutrient that helps the blood clot.
Puzzle 20
Rarest natural element on Earth, symbol At.
Marx Bros movie with Groucho leading Freedonia.
Heavenly name for a female wolverine.
__ Santo, Vanuatu island popular with divers.
__ Press, publishing co founded by Robert Maxwell.
From Here to __, romantic drama at Pearl Harbor.
Stop working, and stop being paid.
Igneous rock, such as found in a volcano.
Mass of throat tissue alongside tonsils.
The ship bound for America in the novel Kidnapped.
Beer made in monasteries in the Low Countries.
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