CodyCross Famous Sculptures Pack answers
Famous Sculptures
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Blended music genre embodied by Jamiroquai.
Ancient Egyptian sculptor of famous Nefertiti bust.
A rainforest mammal also known as a "honey bear".
Person appointed to act for another.
Valve for turning the domestic water supply off.
Exercise helps keep these blood vessels unclogged.
Veggie whose name means cabbage turnip in German.
An act of mercy or forgiveness.
Sport played with a netted stick.
Tom Cruise's character in Top Gun.
Capital of Namibia, an area of hot springs.
Codename for Brit recapture of Singapore in WWII.
Bonding exercise involving acting out scenarios.
Alexander Calder's bright red steel bird sculpture.
Puzzle 2
Person from the country whose capital is Ljubljana.
Del __, US act most famous for Runaway.
Tightrope walker who crossed Niagara Falls.
The __ Column; memorial by Romanian Brâncuși.
US state in which To Kill A Mockingbird is set.
Undulating land, for tanks say or wine-growing.
Puzzle 3
Anish Kapoor's bean-shaped steel sculpture.
Calorie-free sweetener for hot drinks.
Dog breed with links to Buddhist monasteries.
Rio peak on which Christ the Redeemer stands.
Puzzle 4
Beat together the yolks and whites with this.
Kensington Gardens statue of boy who never grew up.
Attacking with gunfire, such as from a plane.
Wickedness, immorality, corruptness.
Political belief in the destruction of authority.
Devastating typhoon in southeast Asia in 1881.
Tiny guitar, popular in bluegrass music.
Orange-furred best friend of Goosey Loosey.
Italian sculptor of Wall Street's Charging Bull.
Wild sheep of the Mediterranean with curly horns.
Author of Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus.
The most spiteful in their remarks.
Puzzle 5
Site of giant sandstone buddha in Sichuan, China.
Hogwarts' most troublesome ghost.
A mixture of songs or parts of songs.
Seller of textiles and clothing.
Former name of the Indian state of Odisha.
Tin/lead alloy for joining electrical components.
Fermented green plant fodder for cattle and sheep.
Davy Jones's __, sea's bottom where sailors die.
Crushed or husked grains; old coins.
Colossi of __; giant figures on Luxor's West Bank.
Shoves, pushes, most commonly in a car.
Puzzle 6
__ II; ruler carved in rock at Abu Simbel temple.
Restrains oneself from doing something.
The right to operate transit in a sea- or airspace.
Archaic name for a pickpocket.
Projecting parts of a military line.
__ Morning; red metal sculpture by Anthony Caro.
First name of Miss Honey in Roald Dahl's Matilda.
Memory technique like "Every Good Boy Does Fine".
Dionne Warwick (1964) and Stranglers (1978) hit.
Irish expression for having ruined something.
Great __ War, defeat of Sweden by Peter the Great.
Puzzle 7
__ and the Stag; bronze of Greek god of hunting.
Robert __, US musician, father of the delta blues.
Distance measurement from side to side.
Peruvian city, world's largest with no road access.
__ Triumphant; Canova's victorious mythical hero.
Flowering plant genus including false goat's beard.
Dead language in Britain recognized by UNESCO.
American word for rocket salad leaves.
Joan, star reborn in the 1980s as Alexis Colby.
Puzzle 8
Deprived a sailboat of the wind necessary to move.
Administrative bodies for towns and counties.
Calais leaders in Rodin's 1889 bronze casting.
Arnold Schwarzenegger spy comedy action movie.
Portuguese for tiles, decorating public buildings.
Small, floppy-eared domestic rabbit breed.
Frustrated, prevented, foiled.
The jilted bride in "Great Expectations": Miss __.
Hair devices for putting pleats in tresses.
South Dakota site of Mount Rushmore carvings.
Puzzle 9
__ City, place at the center of Boardwalk Empire.
Monarch who played doubles at Wimbledon in 1926.
German air show disaster of 1988.
Ugly swimmer in Australasian waters.
Margaret __, wrote the famous Gone With the Wind.
Group of European nations with open mutual borders.
By choice, e.g. surgery booked in advance.
Foolish, lacking common sense.
Used to summon maids or butlers.
Dutch-speaking region of northern Belgium.
__ Pis; cheeky sculpted water feature in Brussels.
Material placed beneath a carpet.
Botero's chubby feline public art in Barcelona.
Puzzle 10
Plucking a stringed instrument with one's fingers.
Animal phylum once possessing a dorsal nerve cord.
Mark left outside Grauman's Chinese Theater.
__ Plot, scheme to usurp the throne of Elizabeth I.
Barcelona's giant lobster sculpture.
The C in EEC, the EU forerunner formed in 1957.
Priestly title in the Roman Catholic church.
Andy Warhol's soap pads sculpture.
Puzzle 11
__ Raid, WW2 bombing mission on Tokyo.
Wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten, with limestone bust.
Disciplined, shamed, shown up.
Phil Collins LP that featured In the Air Tonight.
Associations of companies or businesses.
One-footed hat-wearing Richard Scarry character.
London West End shopping/entertainment complex.
Spam filters do this to allow messages in.
Bluey-green algae that is eaten as a supplement.
Puzzle 12
Describes a number of riotous 30s cinema comedies.
TV show about people in Heaven, or is it Hell?.
Suitable for people to live in.
Common name for Rome's FCO airport.
Intercom speaker on stockbrokers' desks.
For the __; Damien Hirst's jewel-encrusted skull.
Spicy/fruity German biscuit-cake.
Canine term for a kind of check pattern.
Puzzle 13
Guennol __; ancient anthromorphic limestone statue.
Joan __, actress, Alexis Colby in Dynasty.
Embracing marble statue by Auguste Rodin.
Moorish castle like those at Segovia and Cordoba.
Her name means spider, she won a weaving contest.
Type of light bulb fitting named after sharp blade.
Steal, nick, pinch, appropriate.
Prompting device with scripted words on a screen.
These boys included Ad-Rock, Mike D, Adam Yauch.
W African stork; its plumage used to decorate hats.
Medieval form of torture along with stocks.
Wooden bases for forklifts to handle.
Puzzle 14
Strait separating Italy from Albania.
Soft leather for polishing cars or windows.
__ place theory, human geography concept.
Musical of Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered.
Tom Jones LP: The Lead and how to __.
Winged figure on Piccadilly Circus fountain.
Satin ribbon or cord that runs around headgear.
Some Enchanted __, a South Pacific show tune.
Belief that even inanimate objects have a spirit.
Swiss site of 19th-century carved lion monument.
UK based Worcestershire Sauce company: Lea & __.
Kelsey __ starred as Dr. Frasier Crane.
Nicolai Ceausescu, executed dictator of this nation.
Puzzle 15
Lucky charms worn to ward off evil.
Parisian pop art sculptor of Women and Dog.
George Gershwin opera, Porgy __.
Michael __, Olympic sprinter, aka the Waco Express.
City through which the Chao Phraya River flows.
Helge __, explorer, discovered L'Anse aux Meadows.
Edward __; sculpted Copenhagen's Little Mermaid.
Portable case containing lighted candle.
Tim Burton film starring Ewan McGregor.
Emergency overnight stay in a tent on a mountain.
Puzzle 16
Young actress with eyes set on celebrity status.
Keyboard instrument with glockenspiel sound.
Uttar __, North India state, home of Taj Mahal.
Thorny shrub, especially a blackberry bush.
__ Dog; mirrored steel sculptures by Jeff Koons.
90s fashion designer known for low rise jeans.
Cylinders wound with thread for needlework.
German fruity loaf with marzipan.
Giant science-related landmark in Brussels.
__ and His Sons; marble sculpture in the Vatican.
Keeping a straight face, impassive.
Circulation of moving currents of breeze.
Puzzle 17
Red ink heading in a book or manuscript.
French operatic composer of Faust in 1859.
Flat-topped hills in desert areas.
Rude gestures with thumb on the nose.
Engineer Gustave who built the Statue of Liberty.
Maria __, innovator of harnessing solar power.
Describes vessels not moored and floating freely.
Abbreviation for a train with no moving parts.
Publication of the Salvation Army.
Ermine species with pure white winter coats.
Belgian cartoon journalist boy with dog Snowy.
Puzzle 18
They take political soundings of the public.
__ reserve; UNESCO-designated natural area.
Sculptor of 15th-century nude bronze David figure.
Former continent roughly corresponds to N America.
S African meal of hollowed-out loaf with curry.
Laid-back posture of Henry Moore's famous figures.
Puzzle 19
A disease-causing virus or bacterium.
Roy __, played Chief Brody in Jaws.
__ Parade; global conservation sculpture trail.
Tropical bird with large, curved beak.
Loose shorts that look like a skirt.
The process of producing young.
Table group of salt, pepper and mustard.
Nickname for Judson's nature-loving bronze female.
Puzzle 20
Shakespearean play set in Troy: Troilus and __.
__ None the Richer, band had a hit with Kiss Me.
Country house enclosure for roaming cervidae.
The subject of the Welsh film Dark Horse: Dream __.
Gesturing figure by Alberto Giacometti; Man __.
Type of steel used for body piercings.
Tough biscuits eaten by sailors in the past.
Specs without arms that perch on the nose.
Tete de femme bronze sculpture by Pablo Picasso.
Movement/displacement of peoples around the world.
Doctor Who is one of this race of beings.
Gallic tribe with capital at La Tène, Switzerland.
Lighter outer part of a shadow around an eclipse.
Widely spread, distributed across a wide area.
Droopy __; saggy-faced canine in MGM cartoons.
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