CodyCross Childhood Activities Pack answers
Childhood Activities
Here are the answers to CodyCross Childhood Activities Pack. If you need help with any specific puzzle leave your comment below.
AdventurePuzzle 1
Energy put into something; trying hard.
Willow twigs often weaved into baskets.
Order of points to be discussed at a meeting.
Soft fabric with pile on one side, like velvet.
Flying lizard with explosive breath.
Sock with eyes or doll with strings for a show.
Krispy Kreme's basic doughnut style.
Game played with rackets and a ball.
The pot calling this object black.
Lady a knight might rescue, or metal band Iron __.
Puzzle 2
People invited to attend a party.
Mr. Depp, Mr. Carson, or Mr. Cash.
Clothes that have never even been tried on.
Childish expression for the sound a dog makes.
Language spoken in Egypt, Kuwait and Syria.
People who don't eat meat or any animal products.
Crumbly sticks for drawing on the ground.
Repeated exercises or tools used to make holes.
Karate Kid lessons: Wax on, then do this.
Cultural tradition from Ireland and North Britain.
Sleep, healthy diet, and exercise increases this.
Puzzle 3
That's the way the cookie does this.
Ambulances take the ill or injured there.
Card or letter kids write after receiving gifts.
Astronaut's preferred key on a keyboard?.
Species of eel that will shock you if touched.
Putting seeds in a pot of soil.
Ariel's fish friend in The Little Mermaid.
Athletic games originating in ancient Greece.
Puzzle 4
Choosing to live alone without contact with others.
Princess killed by a witch's poison apple.
Warming bed for a newborn baby.
Musician "Weird Al" plays it for his polkas.
Game on one leg, jumping into squares.
A dog or cat that lives in your home.
Wooden structure to play high up in branches.
Main character of Mad Men who ran Sterling Cooper.
Seasoning container for the spicy stuff.
Puzzle 5
Done on ice or on a board at a park.
Guitar player Jimi, of Purple Haze.
Quills were dipped in one while writing.
Extra material squares sewn on to cover rips.
Daily memories written in diaries.
Puzzle 6
Brightly-hued insect related to moths.
Electric blowing tool for stylists.
Monetary protection from a car accident.
A speech in a play given by a single person.
Ten out of ten, 100 percent correct.
Relating to Earth's south polar region.
Files such as those in Microsoft Word.
Puzzle 7
Beats an egg until it's frothy.
Rule, have the power to make laws and policies.
Immense jungle in Brazil with many rivers.
Feedback after a purchase or hotel stay.
Bring goods into a country from overseas.
Dance class where pirouettes are performed.
Norton, Heath, or Scissorhands.
A written warning might say to cease and do this.
This "pig" is a furry rodent kept as a pet.
Place to visit that has art or historical objects.
Geiger counters do this with radiation.
Electrical cables in the walls of a building.
Partner of Ladders in a board game title.
To be supple and to warm up, to __ up.
Where your arm goes in a shirt.
Area of dense forest in Rudyard Kipling book title.
Puzzle 8
Red crustacean eaten as a delicacy.
Fighter who goes to war for their country.
Fragrant blooms such as roses.
Turn over one of these, make a fresh start.
Desert berry that grows on a pine bush.
Pulling something, e.g. a boat.
Soothing cream stick for the mouth.
Strips of fabric that are tied around gifts.
Rubbery ball filled with water for a fight.
Puzzle 9
Easy-to-tear paper to stick on craft projects.
The individual blocks of a building.
This type of biology is the study of ocean life.
People who oppose, overthrow a government.
Instruments that can be grand.
Athletes who plunge into pools from high boards.
Armed forces based on warships.
Guardians of the __ teamed up with the Avengers.
Word on a poster for an escaped criminal.
Criminals who'll end their days incarcerated.
The living dead, a revived corpse.
Toxic animal secretions (not poisons!).
Selling place with stalls touting fruit and veg.
Creating instructions for computer programs.
Puzzle 10
Fun course with things to jump over and go under.
To be covered in tiny dark spots left by the sun.
Plaque or statue dedicated to a deceased person.
Basic line drawing of a person.
He's credited with discovering the "New World".
Not national, not local, but this.
A rowdy soccer fan who's up to no good.
Put sweet coating and sprinkles on cakes.
Written souvenir from your travels.
Half of a just-married couple.
Puzzle 11
Collectors seek out a first one with rare books.
Do this to the fire; make a bad situation worse.
Type of cards that have jacks, queens, kings.
Gathering of friends or colleagues from the past.
Your __; term of address for royalty.
Business or other commercial operation.
Aerial pulley slide you can glide along on.
Puzzle 12
Animal with a plants-only diet.
Game of following rules only when his name is said.
Enter this to get extra lives in video games.
Agricultural setting with cows reared for milk.
Stuffed toy ursine to have a picnic with.
People bark up this incorrectly.
Puzzle 13
Walk quietly on the front of one's feet.
Remote-controlled planes without pilots.
Religious or spiritual ceremony with intention.
Aphrodite is the goddess of love and this.
Classic snack with a sausage in a long bun.
Popular Disney movie about an icy princess.
A puppy is born as part of one.
Animal park to drive through and see lions.
Instrument played by dangling in the wind.
Puzzle 14
Crime of disloyalty to your country.
Premises that white-collar workers work from.
Thick felt pens used for making posters.
Ted, John F. or Robert of this famous family.
Most populous African country, capital is Abuja.
Type of train without passengers.
Puzzle 15
Played in the water and made noises.
Going up a ladder or play frame.
Willow Smith is Will and Jada's __.
Video chat on an Apple device.
He was pope from 1978 to 2005: JP II.
Notice with instructions or directions for drivers.
Disney animated film about a Greek demigod.
Sphere of beef or pork with herbs.
Puzzle 16
Balance upside down on the palms.
City or park sculptures with water features.
Sherlock and Scooby try solving these.
Like a dead smartphone, lacking electricity.
Said at the end of a game of chess.
Hoodwink or baffle, as when watching a magic trick.
Person you spend time with on February 14th.
Puzzle 17
Divisions that are equal to 20 percent.
Tubes that children ride down on a playground.
White turkey or chicken meat is from this part.
One of Santa's reindeer, sounds like a kebab.
The Sphinx makes you answer one of these.
Fortress that could be built from sand.
Another name for White Walkers in GOT.
Burrowing rodent with sharp, prominent front teeth.
A series of linked gymnastic moves, a fancy fall.
The Queen's "on the wall" consultant in Snow White.
US island state located in the Pacific Ocean.
Fastening option instead of laces on shoes.
US nickname for Brits, a citrus analogy.
Muscle that has been overstretched slightly.
Path a person takes in employment and jobs.
Puzzle 18
Man-made homes for honey-makers.
The hours when you can go and see an in-patient.
Boom period after discovery of precious metal.
Glue, for making craft models.
You need this and the password to sign in.
Performer whose goal is to make people laugh.
Queen's daughter that kids might pretend to be.
Puzzle 19
Liquid with cider, rice, and red wine varieties.
MoMA and Uffizi Galleries, for example.
Scottish instrument with a sack one blows into.
Pilot's emergency escape seat in an aircraft.
The body uses it to build and repair muscles.
Cleaning the car with soapy water.
Disney prince that traveled by magic carpet.
Puzzle 20
Water jet on a lawn, fun to run through.
Stretchy strip at the top of a skirt or trousers.
Numerical code that identifies any computer online.
What Jack climbed to meet the giant.
Club member in charge of club finances.
Legal protection for original books, music, etc.
Day when kids go trick or treating.
Someone who consumes animal flesh.
Energy that can be replaced or made anew.