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AdventurePuzzle 1
1997 film set in Vietnam, The Scent of Green __.
Expensive Bordeaux wine made from Merlot grapes.
According to 'Til Tuesday, these carry.
__ War, Japanese battle with imperial victory in 1869.
Metal used in medical lasers, symbol Er.
Swiss administrative division.
__ Queen, pseudonym used by writers of crime fiction.
Fashion designer Rudi Gernreich's job in 1942-1948.
Salmon of Knowledge in Irish mythology.
Lake __, Rift Valley soda lake with flamingos.
Ancient capital of Egypt under the Hyksos ruling.
Designer Mary Quant's first boutique.
Triangular end areas beneath the roof of a house.
Ren's manx cat sidekick, 90's cartoon.
Door style that is hinged in the middle.
Puzzle 2
The final 20 feet of the lane.
Country where the Split seaport is located.
__ light, illumination suspended from ceiling.
Platform between flights of stairs.
Opera by Modest Mussorgsky, Boris __.
Showy flowers named after an Ancient Greek physician.
Ancient Chinese term for emperor; supreme deity.
Screeching ghostly night predator.
Puzzle 3
__ Gulbenkian, Armenian philanthropist.
Legendary Irish queen of the banshees.
Naughty __, 1935 film based on operetta.
__ designer, one who makes their mark on a home.
Cosi __, Mozart opera about fidelity.
Witchy sounding name for a bunch of bats.
City on the Dniester River, in Moldova.
Japanese sponge cake with Portuguese origins.
Title bestowed on land owners in Maharashtra, India.
Aristocrats, lords, men of high rank.
Hägar the __, Viking comic strip character.
Puzzle 4
Priestess of Apollo whose prophecies were doubted.
Skilled worker, e.g. electrician, plumber.
Wooden or stone strip below an exterior door frame.
Influential musician, played a rectangular guitar.
Dick Grayson's post-Robin comic book persona.
Arrangement of electrical components.
DPM or __ membrane, keeps walls moisture-free.
She won an Oscar for playing another Oscar winner.
The three Baltic states: Estonia, Latvia, and __.
Forms of life, from single cells to animals/plants.
Table tennis balls are made of this substance.
Puzzle 5
Rude (but rhyming) term to insult the intelligence.
Shallow channel for carrying off rainwater.
Flat board for smoothing concrete.
A substantial meal, filling and nourishing.
Bernie __, Elton John's lyricist.
Siege of __, WWII Libya campaign lasting 241 days.
Name given to a boxing assistant in the corner.
Étienne __, Belgian inventor of combustion engine.
Renault mid-range van; badly spelled congestion.
Militant anti-fascist political movement.
2006 fantasy film starring Ed Speleers.
Body of Jewish civil and religious law.
Christopher __, Stabler on Law and Order: SVU.
__ suit, safari attire worn by Zambian president.
Puzzle 6
__ Dietrichson, a film noir antagonist.
Famous North Italian violin-making city.
Author banned in Hunan, China for talking animals.
Part of Russia where Lake Baikal is located.
Non-barking African hunting dog with a curly tail.
Upright dividing section of a window.
Puzzle 7
__ Gustav, became king of Sweden in 1973.
Spreadable wall covering made from lime and cement.
Acidic, permafrost soil types in high latitudes.
Guyana region, once a Netherlands colony.
Catch-22 opens, "It __ at first sight".
People onboard a plane, easing the journey.
Wipe-clean laminate brand for kitchen surfaces.
Puzzle 8
Preserved Neolithic Orkney village.
Norwegian cod dried in the open air.
__ Hills, brown grassy mounds in the Philippines.
Foreign adversary of Bond at the gaming tables.
Nine __, band wrote the Johnny Cash-covered Hurt.
__ chloride (PVC), durable window frame material.
Glass viewing space, with polygonal shape.
Puzzle 9
Don't try herding this croaker.
Savory crepe that's a popular Chinese street food.
Country in which Dar es Salaam is located.
Freelance or part-time journalist on a newspaper.
Don't pay him until the ride is over.
Vertical spindle in railings next to stairs.
Roman Catholic address to the virgin mother.
Protective horizontal wooden strip, in UK.
Term for Carnival season in Greece.
Puzzle 10
Upright elements between individual stairs.
Annual Chinese dragon boat festival.
__ Palace, ex-Lhasa residence of the Dalai Lama.
Actress cast as the first Bond girl, Eunice __.
Barney __, Homer's drunk, belching best friend.
Umm al-__, least populated of the seven Emirates.
Painting by Bruegel, Landscape with the Fall of __.
Blushing; with a flushed complexion.
Horizontal row of elements in chemical table.
Roger __, bass and vocals in Pink Floyd.
Puzzle 11
Chariots __, inspiring 1924 Olympics tale.
A wooden block tied to the feet of grazing horses.
__ Wallbanger, a vodka cocktail with Galliano.
Composer regarded as the "father of Russian opera".
Type of poem exemplified by Ozymandias.
Upward movement as a tennis ball hits the ground.
Bite __, cream to stop the itching.
Germanic tribe settled on the Dutch Rhine delta.
Puzzle 12
White wine from a region near Lake Garda.
Tower from where the faithful are called to prayer.
External ridges on a supporting beam.
Middle part of the small intestine.
Irish warriors, literally Finn's people.
Major city in Argentina, with ancient university.
German archaeologist who worked in South America.
Arthur __, French "boy" poet and lover of Verlaine.
Flooring with geometrically arranged wooden blocks.
Slang for professional tap dancers, not horses.
Long necklace ending in tassels or a pendant.
Puzzle 13
Where animals gather to drink, __ hole.
Bovine, sacred animal to the ancient Egyptians.
Metal with symbol Sm, used in magnets.
Ibsen play about a Norwegian folk hero.
Hebrew word for the Torah parts read on Shabbat.
Noel Coward's play about flirtation at the Blisses.
African capital named after the 5th US President.
Scoop out, e.g. to prepare foundations.
Puzzle 14
Fictional sport played by wizards on broomsticks.
Extra storey of a building between floors.
African nation that was once home to the dodo bird.
2006 Guillermo del Toro film, Pan's __.
Blue stone; rhymes with her boys.
Arch used in bridge construction since 1817.
__ drill, rock-breaking jackhammer.
Potsdam palace, museum and home of Frederick II.
Puzzle 15
B vitamin in green vegetables, lentils, liver.
Lucky number in German, as elsewhere.
Of inconsistent quality, not evenly covered.
Key horizontal support beam in a building.
George __, James Stewart in It's a Wonderful Life.
Brendan Behan's prison setting play, The Quare __.
1859 conflict between US and Britain over a porker.
Sandstorm of northern Africa, Arabia and the US.
Puzzle 16
Foul-mouthed, prone to blaspheming.
Horizontal beam of timber that supports a window.
Stefan __, Swedish serve-and-volley tennis player.
__ Dance With Somebody, hit for Whitney in 1987.
Iranian city and red wine grape.
Nonsense, insincere or foolish talk.
__ piscis, the intersection between two circles.
Loose skin hanging from the neck of a bird.
Detective in Edith Ngaio Marsh novels, Roderick __.
Biggest river in Andorra, Gran __.
__ Fáil, Republican Party of Ireland.
Swift-__, comet orbits the Sun every 133 years.
Bento box lunches served on trains in Japan.
Puzzle 17
Novel featuring the character of Leopold Bloom.
Wooden containers seen stacked in builders' yards.
Sloping timbers that support a roof's frame.
One is worried is on pins and __.
World's largest Chinese eCommerce firm, __ Group.
Nationality of saxophone inventor Adolphe Sax.
Puzzle 18
World's second largest landlocked country by area.
The speed at which an object moves.
Kind, thoughtful, giving money and time.
Ancient harplike musical instrument.
Up to now; an anagram of "other hit".
Hand-dyed batik fabric produced on Andros Island.
Cushioned layer beneath a floor covering.
Puzzle 19
Chicken stew, served in stock sauce.
Herbal preparations in cloth to draw out infection.
Storage or living area in the roof of a house.
Gandalf's horse in Lord of the Rings.
High kings of the Anglo Saxon period.
Indonesian Buddhist temple, the world's largest.
Applying a layer of textured cement to brickwork.
Puzzle 20
Main protein in cheese and milk.
Talented murderer takes the identity of his victim.
Spanish company with handcrafted ceramic figures.
Shape-shifting, galloping Celtic sea monster.
Astronomical measure, about 3.25 light-years.
Concrete slabs that line roads/sidewalks.
__ Pooch, martial artist behind a janitor disguise.
Horizontal wooden panels with guttering attached.
Algerian infantryman with colourful uniform.
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