CodyCross Desserts Pack answers
Desserts
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Flat panel on digital device that displays images.
Grace Kelly married a prince of this country.
__ chocolate cake, looks like a small volcano.
He was the Count in Bram Stoker's Dracula: Gary __.
Pocket-sized, flat, folding holder for money.
There are 50 of these in the U.S..
Underground drainage pipe network.
Showing your best side to the camera.
Chocolate __, light and chilled whipped dessert.
Painful swelling on first joint of the big toe.
Shakespeare's two daughters: Susanna and __.
Puzzle 2
Indecent; in law, likely to corrupt.
Contagious skin disease causing disfigurement.
These may be closer than they appear in a mirror.
Hot fruit sweet treat, often with apples or rhubarb.
Johannesburg's largest international airport.
Operating system used on Nokia smartphones.
Someone who is a fellow member of an organization.
Trimming of plants to promote growth.
A shortfall, the opposite of a surplus.
Puzzle 3
Ivan the __, fed his opponents to packs of dogs.
Nutty dessert eaten at Christmas and Thanksgiving.
Decorative fabric sewn onto fabric in patterns.
Soft singing, or even warbling.
Novel by Doris Lessing: The Golden __.
Played "Hawkeye" Pierce in MASH.
Puzzle 4
Originally from Latin, it means "in disguise".
Rubbing muscles for relaxation.
Edible sugar strands, or hundreds and thousands.
Optical __; pictures that trick your eyes.
Duvet-like bed covering with duck feathers.
Radiation discovered by Paul Villard in 1900.
Ground shapes made in wintery weather.
__ boots, over-the-knee length.
Percentage of hotel rooms with guests present.
Pride and __, Jane Austen book/movie.
La __, iconic 60s Fellini film set in Rome.
Michael Jackson's former family home.
Puzzle 5
The Great __, movie with Steve McQueen.
Postage proofs affixed to envelopes.
Dental wire devices used to straighten teeth.
He devised a hierarchy of needs.
As of 2017, most widely spoken tongue in the EU.
English layered dessert of cake, jelly, custard.
Another name for stockings, describing the fabric.
Nickname for the elusive monster hidden in a loch.
largest island in French Polynesia.
Spanish nougat popular at Christmas.
__ Tull, inventor of an agricultural seed drill.
Puzzle 6
Roman general who won Battle of Actium.
A popular web browser: Mozilla __.
Brown sweet produced by heating sugar.
Igneous rock, used on kitchen countertops.
Sit on this in the day and sleep on it at night.
Puzzle 7
Small vehicle which runs on tracks along streets.
Sofia __, Colombian actress on Modern Family.
You may need more of these when eating messy food.
Senior rank in the Royal Navy.
Sticks of vegetable used in pies and with custard.
Far from the __ Crowd, Thomas Hardy classic novel.
Christmas __, festive dessert with dried fruit.
Pinball part that strikes the ball.
Puzzle 8
Causing upset or committing a crime.
Perfumed aerosol product for the physique.
Black and white speckled birds native to Europe.
Novel by Emily Brontë: __ Heights.
Red fruit makes creamy custard desserts "for idiots".
Art that is based on 2D shapes.
Nationality of Malala Yousafzai and Imran Khan.
Scottish capital with Castle Rock.
Puzzle 9
Electrical system, sparks fuel to start the engine.
Baked milky pudding of grained wheat.
Removing a chicken's feathers.
Italian dessert drowned with an espresso.
Camera brand with instant printed photo.
Text attached at the end of a book or report.
Puzzle 10
Miss Marple's creator, __ Christie.
Skilled shooter, concealed from the enemy.
Black Lace's 1984 dance floor hit.
Italian milky/fruity ice cream.
Ocean separating Africa and Australia.
Puzzle 11
Telecommunications device by Apple.
Frozen, flavored ice treat – but not ice cream.
Wooden house used for lodging found in ski resorts.
Melancholy donkey, friends with Pooh.
Fruits traditionally used to make charoset.
Something that is lent or borrowed.
Puzzle 12
__ fever, childhood illness marked by a red rash.
Magnetic needle device, indicates direction.
Fixed sum of money paid to someone yearly.
All the arts: music, dance, plays and customs.
Series of layers of rock in the ground.
Smooth whey-based cheese in an Italian cheesecake.
Ice-cream in layers of different flavors.
Strong, almost uncontrollable feelings for someone.
Cloth pieces sewn on to mend a hole.
El __, Real Madrid vs Barcelona grudge match.
Puzzle 13
Greek hero dipped in the River Styx by his heel.
Acts in accordance to instructions.
Gathering information and intelligence on the enemy.
Date in February that marks Valentine's Day.
Desserts in paper cases with icing and sprinkles.
Dessert topping made from sugar, nuts, cinnamon.
To be slightly strange or unusual in nature.
Exclamation, shows reluctance to discuss something.
Puzzle 14
Where the water meets the land.
Small dainty French cake or morsel.
Yellow citrus spread used on bread and cakes.
Expert in a country's income and expenditure.
Wearers of red in Atwood's tale.
Puzzle 15
Smart jacket, often with shiny buttons.
In swimming, a race using different strokes.
Safe from disease; not affected by something.
__ Darko, cult sci-fi movie with Jake Gyllenhaal.
Fruit on top? Everything is flipped on this cake.
__-shop, close harmony singing at the hairdressers.
Puzzle 16
__ torte: Austrian butter pastry with nuts and jam.
Taking the __ route; beautiful views.
Cosmetics like lipstick and powder.
The Latin and Greek name for Iran.
Emma Thompson's 'nanny' with magical powers.
Dried grape used in Christmas pudding.
The substance bonding bricks in a wall.
Patron Saint of England: St. __.
Flaps on the front of jackets covering the chest.
Puzzle 17
Marked on the skin permanently.
Reveal private or sensitive information.
Shut suddenly, like a crocodile's mouth.
Sicilian fortified wine used in zabaglione.
World famous Portuguese soccer player Cristiano.
They sat at Camelot's round table.
Composer of the opera The Barber of Seville.
__ Millionaire, British drama film set in India.
Branch of maths where 2x + 5y = 3z.
Using a razor to remove stubble.
Grand __, orange brandy liqueur for crêpe Suzette.
Planet that Superman comes from.
To make something better with updates, upgrades.
Russian Arctic sea named after Dutch navigator.
Press __, Alt, Delete to interrupt PC app task.
Puzzle 18
Yellow almond paste for topping cakes.
Pastry that's also the name of a French leader.
Unit used for measuring air pressure.
Musical and film based on the music of Abba.
Overwhelm with things or flood.
Safety; devices to protect your property.
Traffic collision, or chaotic situation.
Puzzle 19
To incriminate, blacken someone's name.
Halitosis is the technical term for this condition.
Short break during a theater performance.
Type of nuts used to make Marrons Glaces.
Study and use of culinary and medicinal plants.
Arranged in a zigzag pattern, not a straight line.
What Edgar Allan Poe's raven said.
Flying mammals who enjoy apples; "flying foxes".
Puzzle 20
Rowan Atkinson's awkward suit-wearing character.
Moist cake made with three types of milk: tres __.
Third son of Queen Elizabeth II.
John __, French religious reformer of the 1500s.
Cuba's capital and major Caribbean port.
Very tight and tiny swimming trunks for men.
Costumed character represents a sports teams.
Illegal copying of a film or music.
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