CodyCross Explorers Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Italian musical term for lively and quick.
Pith __, headgear worn to protect against the sun.
Sweet, green, melon-flavored liqueur.
Intensely cold, repellently stiff.
Controls things from a distance.
Japanese philosophy of improvement at work.
Modified upper part of the trachea, contains voice.
Sixth book of the New Testament, by Paul.
This boat or ship is not sharp at all.
Tool used by mountaineers to cut handholds.
One of this equals 3.26 light years.
Puzzle 2
Santarem, Brazil sits on this Amazon tributary.
__ bought the Plant from Mr. Burns in The Simpsons.
Drill for oil in areas not known for reserves.
Art era of dramatic display during the 17th c.
Compromised, graft-influenced.
Bathyscaphe took Piccard to the deepest trench.
John __, inventor of the airbag.
Medicine concerned with radioisotopes.
Deranged gang leader of White Heat, Cody __.
Bruce __, voyager and writer of In Patagonia.
Puzzle 3
Serbian court master Novak __.
Extinct cephalopod from the Mesozoic age.
T E __, writer and explorer of Arab lands.
Lake, city and palace in north Germany.
__ file shell is an ornate bivalve from Asia.
Monochromatic heraldic representations' technique.
Vineyard fungus that helps produce sweet wines.
Ray __, US fantasy and sci-fi author.
The lower house of the Indian parliament.
Puzzle 4
Quark in middle of this Eastern European pastry.
Dead __, system for determining position of a ship.
Major source of Congo River in Zambia.
Successful female Swedish golfer, Annika __.
Magnetic mineral used by the Chinese in compasses.
Jewish holy day also known as the Day of Atonement.
Headgear sharing its name with a canal.
Anne __, US-Irish writer of Dragonriders of Pern.
Claudia __, Italian actress in The Pink Panther.
It became Constantinople and later Istanbul.
Third longest serving Prime Minister.
Puzzle 5
Carthaginian navigator explored the British Isles.
Carlos __, singer of Black Magic Woman.
Sovereign landlocked microstate, eastern Pyrenees.
To voluntarily refrain from doing something.
Calcium __, used to make acetylene gas.
Edward __, first climber to ascend the Matterhorn.
Fish shaped, bean paste cake from Japan.
__ Aung San Stadium, Mynamar's biggest.
Puzzle 6
Giving precise or essential information.
__ Dürer, German Renaissance painter.
__ anemone has long tentacles.
Boundless space for ever and ever.
Greeny-blue color, an oxide of chromium.
Goat-like deity associated with Satanism.
In England it can be built-in, airing or linen.
Wrote Arabian Sands and The Marsh Arabs.
Illuminating conductive strand.
Chilean sandwich bread made with shortening.
__ Forum, German culture museum in Berlin.
Puzzle 7
Cancelled ESA mission to search for planets.
Won the Pulitzer Prize after her first novel.
Afghan mountain range walked by Eric Newby.
Adventuress, went around the world in 72 days.
Swedish brownie-like cake with gooey center.
You can get dazed and confused here.
The biggest island of the Azores.
Art of measuring time using sundials.
Puzzle 8
Macrolepidopteran clade, Rhopalocera.
Large whirlpool; violent situation.
Snack food with toppings in Southeast Asia.
The station wagon for the British.
Tenor tuba used in military bands.
The probable outlook or likely outcome.
Small group rules selfishly and corruptly.
Fateful ship that took Scott to the Antarctic.
Sticky Japanese paper used in crafting.
Bohemian neighborhood in Tel Aviv.
Stella polaris associated with Marian veneration.
Puzzle 9
Priam ally, son of Arsinoos and brother of Ennomus.
__ Arena, Bayern Munich's inflated stadium.
High-definition camera by Panavision.
This 3D marvel can have any polygonal base.
Russian explorer of seas between Russia and Alaska.
Diminution of hustle is the end to be sought.
Italian playwright master of "commedia dell'arte".
Surface designed for aerodynamics; wing shape.
Gloster __, first British jet aircraft.
Term for a person from a particular place.
Puzzle 10
__ pole, discovered by Amundsen in the Gjøa.
__ Yatra, blizzards during 1996 Indian pilgrimage.
Bogart, Bacall Florida-based film noir movie.
Kazoos are a type of this instrument.
Eat, drink and be merry, for __ we die.
Baked sliced potatoes with bouillon and cheese.
Italian daily newspaper based in Turin.
Japanese holiday in July for peaks such as Fuji.
Puzzle 11
Ocean side recreation equipment.
These Ancient Mesopotamia people didn't add.
Persian creature part human part lion.
Noble __ Path, Theravada Buddhism practices.
Famed for his trips to Australia and the Pacific.
Japanese or silverhull, grain-like seed crop.
Agatha Christie drink with tabasco, raw egg.
French draft horse from Huisne river valley.
Puzzle 12
Danish Earth scientist Inge, studied earthquakes.
Chinese explorer of South East Asia and Africa.
Marked by great and often stressful excitement.
Way of cooking food with darkening effect.
It's very cold in some places and so hot in others.
It means "desert dweller" in Arabic.
Narrow basin used for ship repair.
Belgian with more than 500 novels.
First woman according to the Greek mythology.
Puzzle 13
Herbaceous perennial growing from rhizomes.
Optical navigation tool uses telescope and mirrors.
Coat aluminum with protective film.
Liberal country, Montevideo is capital.
They make gems while in their bed.
US engineer co-inventor of fiber optics.
Colin __, travel writer on the Silk Road.
In Aboriginal, Koala means __.
Puzzle 14
1963 British smash hit adventure comedy.
Viking explorer, founded the Reykjavík settlement.
Scottish fruit cake eaten on Hogmanay.
Filipino world title-winning professional boxer.
Large inland port in Germany, in Rhine-Ruhr region.
Character in Woolf's novel about a party hostess.
A legendary female demon that appears in dreams.
"Heavy stone" in Swedish aka wolfram.
__ Nansen, famous Norwegian explorer.
Puzzle 15
George __, Spanish philosopher of The Last Puritan.
He lost his ability to love others.
Extinct hominin, Lucy is the most famous.
Lucky food cake eaten during Chinese festival.
Polar explorer and mapper of Antarctica.
Boundary strait separating Europe and Asia.
Butterflies of the Nymphalidae family.
Sliding between musical notes.
She wrote a best-seller called Longitude.
Observable trait of an organism.
Baffled, confused or mystified.
Puzzle 16
__ stove, paraffin cooker carried on expeditions.
Umberto __, Arctic navigator in a dirigible.
We should take better care of it.
To call into action, call someone over.
French word for yarn or fabric with loops on it.
__ fork, two metal prongs to find musical pitch.
Honorific Arabic title that means "presence".
Bay engulfs western France, northern Spain.
Puzzle 17
Starchy root used in Latin American cuisine.
Island nation in the Caribbean, Kingston capital.
It has four wheels and flies; __ truck.
Adventurer in America and liked by Elizabeth I.
Independent themes making up a greater idea.
Trees that appear in many Monet paintings.
Portuguese great born in Mozambique.
Puzzle 18
Lump of tissue behind the nose, not tonsils.
Land-dwelling reptile in the order Testudines.
Neither believes nor refutes God exists.
A group of atoms linked together.
Estádio do __, Brazil's iconic stadium.
Gullies, canyons, mesas, ravines, hoodoos.
Cyrano de __, 1897 play by Edmond Rostand.
Red dye obtained from the root of the madder plant.
It means "with a breadcrumb crust" in French.
Remote river running from Ethiopia to Khartoum.
Puzzle 19
Dairy product used by Mongols.
__ knife, red pocket tool with many gadgets.
One who feigns illness to avoid work.
Heavyweight boxer, with Iron nickname.
US island 30 miles from Cape Cod.
Bending one's knees deferentially.
Ancient Greek Hipparchus wrote the first star __.
The man who created the Muppets characters.
Venetian mathematician, engineer and surveyor.
Puzzle 20
Ferenc __, scoring leader of great Hungarian team.
Inventor of the threshing machine.
Dirk __, Dutch explorer of Australia's west coast.
Head electrician on a movie or television set.
Jan __, travel writer and Everest correspondent.
This bird of prey never goes to Antarctica.
Musée __, French art museum in railway station.
Morning love song where there's separation at dawn.
Monkey able to read minds in Japanese folklore.
Short-legged marsupial from Australia.
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