CodyCross Essential Workers Pack answers
Essential Workers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Musical device that clicks to provide a beat.
The smart Ninja Turtle in a purple mask.
The first child of Kim and Kanye; a direction.
Reference book that sounds like a dinosaur.
The E in PPE, personal protective masks and aprons.
An author might write one about a celebrity.
Ellen, who voiced blue tang fish Dory.
Person employed to check that standards are met.
Type of lizard that can change appearance.
Puzzle 2
Bone or impression of a prehistoric animal.
Sailing boats for pleasure or racing.
Grasp, understand a situation.
Fruit used to make cider vinegar.
Person who hires another's professional services.
What Pavlov's bell triggers production of.
Small yellow worker from Despicable Me franchise.
Motor-driven device for carpet cleaning.
Maker's name seen on many drum machines.
Aviation experts who fly planes.
Puzzle 3
A play where characters burst into song.
Workers who repair leaks on top of houses.
Spiny creatures sometimes called sea hedgehogs.
Our solar system has eight of these without Pluto.
Person who ruins fun by enforcing rules.
Box-shaped containers that slide into cabinets.
Intoxicating drink made with ethanol.
Notebook to record daily thoughts.
What they called the first movies with sound.
Puzzle 4
Superman has one for solitude.
Board game of real estate deals.
An animal that preys on others; alien film series.
The location of The Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia.
Educators who give lessons in schools.
Women's frock for the beach and warm weather.
Technophobes, those who reject innovation.
Eight of them pull Santa's sleigh.
Crispy fried cubes of bread to decorate soups.
Shop that sells food for four-legged friends.
Puzzle 5
Tall seat for feeding toddlers.
Suitcase sized for Saturday-Sunday trips.
Trophy for best in American TV.
It's a very good place to start.
Researcher in a chemistry lab, for example.
Type of falcon that is the world's fastest bird.
What Zoom and Facetime enable you to do.
Person who works on an offshore rig.
Puzzle 6
Limited by physical or mental condition.
Ancient weapon for launching rocks at enemies.
A musical prelude to an orchestra composition.
Mammal that feeds on ants and termites.
Enter land or property without owner's permission.
Pancake in the US, oat bar in the UK.
Sealable glass container, often used for canning.
Tense confrontation between two groups.
Airport workers who transport baggage.
Puzzle 7
Athlete who uses a bow and arrow.
Capital city with Buckingham Palace.
Plastic cape worn in the rain.
2019 Pixar movie about two elf brothers on a trip.
Ordained leaders of church communities.
70s group with hits Rasputin and Rivers of Babylon.
Charles M. Schulz's white and black beagle.
A man who performs magic like Harry Potter.
Instruction to wait for a moment.
Courts often seek this reason for an action.
Term for young urban professional.
Puzzle 8
Moving a finger across a smartphone screen.
Containers made by weaving plants.
Monstrous creation of H. P. Lovecraft.
Doctor who treats teeth and gum complaints.
Turn discarded things into useful things.
Science with a focus on rocks.
TV family who always said goodnight to John Boy.
Another name for wild marjoram.
Warehouse workers who collect items for orders.
Old school shoulder-worn cassette player.
Puzzle 9
Flatten, shove out of the way.
Way to join pieces of wood seamlessly.
Till or cash register in a supermarket.
Heavy thud's sound; kids' marble and straws game.
Athletic games originating in ancient Greece.
For full health, you need a balance of these two.
Arachnid with a stinging tail.
Professional who designs and repairs machines.
The medical name for collarbone.
Contessa who doesn't wear shoes.
Puzzle 10
Computer users need this to be seen online.
This Big Bang went from science to TV show.
Austrian city, also a Billy Joel song.
Shiny and smooth; the opposite of matte.
Artistic words that use rhyme, rhythm.
Scimitars, claymores, and katanas.
Bought or sold in large quantities.
A beach destination in Mexico.
First name of Sorry and Yummy Canadian singer.
Teardrop-shaped nut eaten as a healthy snack.
Language spoken by people from France.
Where one lays their head during sleep.
Person who legally witnesses signatures.
Puzzle 11
Moving cards around in a playing card deck.
Large-leafed aquatic plant painted by Monet.
Apiarist who tends hives and produces honey.
The Rolling Stones' 1968 Jumpin' hit.
Guest services assistant in a hotel.
A popular meme character who lives under the sea.
Wine-taster's description of drinking sensation.
Surname of cyclist Lance and singer Billie Joe.
Puzzle 12
What a kid rides before they have a bike.
Capital city of British Columbia on the coast.
Doorbell sound when the witch is dead.
This legume is the main ingredient of hummus.
Also called Calvary, site of Christ's crucifixion.
Tiger subspecies found in the Russian Far East.
Clause in a sentence that starts with that, which.
Manager or owner of overnight lodgings.
Da Vinci's most visited painting.
Elaborate dinner parties with multiple courses.
Businessperson who brings goods into the country.
Puzzle 13
Blue cartoon characters with white hats.
Workers who extract resources from underground.
Surname of actor who is Childish Gambino.
Short tune or song used in advertising.
Tennis players need this tool to score points.
After a punch, you might get this purple mark.
__ chain; system to help products reach consumers.
Culture of Afro-Caribbean and French descent.
Theft of copyrighted property like films, music.
Inn frequented by youthful tourists.
Player of an orchestral double reed woodwind.
Tissue of the tooth beneath the enamel.
Puzzle 14
Stranded on the shore, a whale out of water.
How adults usually read picture books.
Bruno Mars and Cardi B join forces for this song.
Partial or full obscuring of the sun's light.
Tradesman who fits or repairs windows.
A ghost or lonely spirit; imagined presence.
Plaid designs used by Scottish families.
Plain ice cream variety; boring, bland, ordinary.
Last name of Lucy, star of Xena: Warrior Princess.
The name of the farmer in the film Babe.
For wiping muddy shoes on when entering a house.
Puzzle 15
A daily publication covering current events.
Period of the year with the least rainfall.
Worker who puts water and gas lines in the ground.
Takes away from, mathematically.
Weekend-long programming competition.
Off-road motorcycle racing sport.
Having arms like an octopus or jellyfish.
Male farm animal, lives with a nanny and is Gruff.
Puzzle 16
Finished or done, nothing left out.
Venture that offers a service or products.
Prepare medical prescriptions in a pharmacy.
Excessive compliments that will get you nowhere.
The second largest ocean in the world.
Transfer of ink onto a medium.
Spicy liquid condiment made from peppers.
Armed forces, including air force, army and navy.
NASA used to send these vehicles to space.
Photograph with edges that fade into darkness.
Title of Michelle Obama's memoir.
Kids of 2 or 3 years old, named for how they walk.
Sirens on boats, sounded at New Year.
Any ordinary male in books or TV dramas.
Puzzle 17
Squeezy bulb on tube to dispense liquid.
Workplace of manufacturing workers.
Seabird with pouch for scooping up fish.
They say there's a pot of gold at the end of one.
Boris known for roles in early horror films.
Where your food goes after you swallow.
Puzzle 18
Hand-held weights for building muscles.
Animals that make a sound like a trumpet.
Seattle coffee chain with a mermaid logo.
Mountain visited by Jack and Ennis in the '05 film.
Licking the sticky part helps seal these.
A water-soluble cleaning agent similar to soap.
Puzzle 19
Restaurant synonym; get delivery to protect staff.
Sixteen of these make one pound.
Matter that is not solid or gas.
Underground tunnel dug by rabbits.
Beard style that's limited to the chin.
Goddess of love and beauty in Norse mythology.
Middle Eastern spread of chickpeas and tahini.
Puzzle 20
Street light that is lit up at dusk.
The main character in How I Met Your Mother.
Teacher, professor or instructor.
Slow-pitch game with batters, pitchers.
Owner of a shop, store or stall.
"The ten-dollar founding father without a father".
Fruit cross between a raspberry and a blackberry.
Polite response when declining an invitation.
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