CodyCross Famous Rulers Pack answers
Famous Rulers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
An image that is unclear and hard to make out.
Norwegian signal song used in the mountains.
British withdrawal from the European Union.
A person who looks after the grounds of a church.
Blue-__ octopus is extremely venomous.
Florentine family of four Popes.
Drink named after the Spanish city of Jerez.
Howard __, Egyptologist discovered King Tut's tomb.
Persian god who bathed in the blood of a bull.
Jeanne __, leading lady of Jules et Jim.
Pre-treatment first stop for many ER patients.
Lounge __, sleazy bar customer who chats up women.
Puzzle 2
Un Chien __, iconic and surreal film by Buñuel.
A prophetic bird of Russian folklore.
First artificial satellite, launched in 1957.
Frequent description of the 1920s.
__ Parque, Palmeiras stadium in Sao Paulo.
This singer left his heart in San Francisco.
In the kingdom of the blind, the __ man is king.
Motionless figures representing a scene.
Macedonian founded the final Egyptian dynasty.
Name of Holy Roman emperors called Fat and Bald.
Marilyn __, two-paneled Warhol painting.
__ Power, means of powering condenser microphones.
Madrid-__ airport, also called Adolfo Suárez.
Puzzle 3
Latin American music style of the 1960s.
Tiny amount of plant or animal matter in alcohol.
TV series about a plot terrorist attack within FBI.
Honda's 1954 fictional creation.
Mohammed __, cricket, soccer UAE stadium.
Another name for the North Star, a guiding star.
Bloody Mary with beef bouillon, not tomato.
He took power following the execution of Charles I.
Ingrid Bergman convinced by husband she is insane.
Puzzle 4
Disease from lack of niacin; leaves skin lesions.
Tokyo's shopping district for young fashionistas.
Something that does not consider both viewpoints.
Coconut, rum, tequila, vodka could drive you mad!.
__ water, method of staying afloat in the deep.
Terry __, known for the Sword of Truth series.
The lady you are going to get married to.
__ Alps in Germany, Zugspitze is the highest peak.
Per Confucius: "Do not use a cannon to kill a __".
Online scrabble variation with 8 tiles per turn.
Deposed king of France, married Marie-Antoinette.
Transitional metal used in missiles and aircraft.
In music, curved line connects notes; cord/thread.
Group of stars in Taurus also called Seven Sisters.
Puzzle 5
Saudi __, where the royal family is called Saud.
Disease caused by severe deficiency of vitamin C.
Scream out loudly with fright.
Small, flat-bottomed South East Asian boat.
Secure Digital memory storage device.
__ down the hatches, prepare for a storm.
Base of Kronos and Titans during Titanomachy war.
Weeding the garden with a long-handled tool.
Separate __, 1958 movie based on two one-act plays.
Naval battle between Antony/Cleopatra and Rome.
__ Plus, A Clockwork Orange highball cocktail.
Gordon __, singer better known as Sting.
This organization provides bibles for hotel rooms.
Country with second highest no. of casinos (2017).
Puzzle 6
Condor __, German planes bombed Guernica in Spain.
Roman name from where we get Kaiser and Tsar.
Two reams or 1,032 sheets (metric 1,000).
__ numbers, appended to the names of monarchs.
High pitched Japanese bamboo instrument.
__ Jinn was Count Dooku's padawan in Star Wars.
Zoroastrian high priest higher than mobad.
To make an example for demonstration purposes.
Bread rings from Russia like bagels.
Puzzle 7
Very strong Icelandic queen of the Nibelungenlied.
Japan's Crown Prince, heir to the throne.
Pather __, 1955 Indian film by Satyajit Ray.
Mostly woods and grass, the __ "desert" in Africa.
Spartan died at Thermopylae fighting the Persians.
Intricately designed Italian waffle cookies.
Chess movement; German for "compulsion to move".
Puzzle 8
Sub-Saharan snake; in Afrikaans means tree snake.
__ Baths, ruined Roman bathing complex.
__ de Paris, account of Quasimodo and Esmeralda.
Name label that tells you where to sit.
New __, Ezekiel's vision for Third Temple.
Central European dynasty lasted seven centuries.
Indian dance and mime from Kerala.
Ring of dough with quark, Eastern European pastry.
Bloodthirsty Mongol aka Timur.
Jailbird from John Kander musical, Chicago.
Facade; trace of something, similarity.
South Korean secretary-general of the UN 2007-2016.
Puzzle 9
Name given to an Islamic state.
West Russian republic; its capital is Cheboksary.
Italian village, sweet white wine.
Crinoid __ is found on Indo-Pacific reefs.
Type of jazz band from New Orleans.
Colloquial phrase for going to bed.
English actor with gauche persona in Notting Hill.
Tissue or organ transplant, medical term.
Shared name of two queens ruling 400 years apart.
Puzzle 10
Ptasie __, "bird's milk" candy.
Folding circular shade canopy.
Agung a __, Philippinean percussion instrument.
Roger __, Swiss tennis champion.
Puzzle 11
Italian coast with prettily perched pastel homes.
Country where the bossa nova originated.
Persian king completed the conquest of Greece.
Small close-fitting hat, skullcap.
Used for seeing through, in a house.
__ Wore Tights, Grable, Dailey married in musical.
Antiquated term for an itinerant repairman.
Short written account with limited details.
Creole variation of English spoken in Jamaica.
Puzzle 12
A Herb Alpert and the __ Brass Double Feature.
Linus __, won Nobel prizes in Chemistry and Peace.
"Wise" last leader of a united kingdom of Israel.
Brian __, Olympic gold winning figure skater.
River forms borders in southern South America.
This London singer is in a lot of pain.
Coconut candies, popular in Latin America.
Fastest land animal in the world.
Persian king who allegedly reigned for 700 years.
Puzzle 13
English king lost his head at the Banqueting House.
Orange citrus fruits, like tangerines.
German brand of bicycle tires.
In legend, the one who made Icarus's wings.
Science focuses on time measurement.
Spanish king gave name to Asian islands country.
Classical Indian dance form named after a NE state.
Ada __, considered the first computer programmer.
Steamed bean pudding originating from Nigeria.
Novel inspired by Paul Gaugin: "The Moon and __".
Milton __, US economist won a Nobel prize in 1976.
Puzzle 14
__ Magna, preserved Roman city in Libya.
Fashion house founded by Jeanne, bought by L'Oreal.
__ of the Jedi, the end of Darth Vader.
Magical potion, perhaps with medicinal benefits.
To divide into two equal parts.
Cambodian dictator originally called Saloth Sar.
Juan __, Spanish king appointed by Franco.
The Marriage of __, Mozart's opera.
Puzzle 15
English/Dutch co-consort of Mary.
Toque __, tall white chef's hat.
1st writer in English to win the Nobel of Literature.
Boris __, Russian tsar of an opera by Mussorgsky.
Third installment in Daniel Craig's Bond films.
Puzzle 16
King of England with the "unready" epithet.
US independent film festival held in Utah.
Georgian Orthodox holy city near capital.
African river starts in Angola, Popa Falls.
Egyptian rulers, such as Ramses and Thutmose.
Puzzle 17
Official Latin name for Switzerland.
Imitation, low cost ice cream of different fats.
This battle crushed the Incan empire.
Something outstanding or excellent.
The Trip to __, stuck in Houston, 1985 film.
Clothing or boots that come up to the upper leg.
Boxer Marvin Hagler's nickname.
Red sandstone and marble tower in Delhi.
Babylonian king, subject of oldest-known epic poem.
Medical term for a woman who has never given birth.
Shakespearean character dies from a snakebite.
Belgian king who exploited the Congo.
Puzzle 18
Cool ocean current that can follow El Niño.
Meet the Fockers actor Robert __.
Golden __, Jason found it with the Argonauts.
Online accommodation marketplace; inflatable hotel.
Egyptian king, shot a zoo's lions after bad dreams.
Substance used to make porcelain aka china clay.
French word for both silver and money.
Puzzle 19
Irish golfer Rory, found success at young age.
Occupation of Luke Hansard that helps parliament.
Sang "I Want to Hold Your Hand": The __.
Russian ruling dynasty deposed in 1917.
Elaborate passage of virtuoso playing or singing.
Goatskin leather used for book bindings.
Box __, old-fashioned square camera.
Amsterdam neighborhood named after fort.
Sri Lankan breakfast food aka Appam.
Puzzle 20
The Boys in the __, Dietrich as showgirl Frenchy.
Alexander von __, Prussian geomagnetic researcher.
Paul and Timothy's prison epistle.
Taking a thin layer of the surface off something.
Gulf of __, shallow, Asian inlet aka Gulf of Siam.
Leonid __, Soviet leader, famous for a doctrine.
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