CodyCross Fashion Throughout History Pack answers
Fashion Throughout History
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Plaid fabrics tied loosely around the shoulders.
Pacha's wife in The Emperor's New Groove.
__ pigeon, bird with supreme sense of direction.
Man's neckerchief, forerunner of the necktie.
Up Where We __, duet by Cocker and Warnes.
1939 Wright novel that has no letter E in it.
Describes wine with a musty smell and taste.
Daylight __; clock change for more hours of light.
Puzzle 2
Pablo __, from The Wire, Orange Is the New Black.
Getting hot under __ means to get angry.
Magic, tricks or guile used for evil purposes.
Powerful Iranian ruler assassinated in 1747.
French word for men's and women's overcoats.
Kiss The Girls and Along Came A Spider detective.
Cavalleria __, opera about passion and murder.
Puzzle 3
South American garments, blankets with head hole.
Zapf Unicode space-filling typeset character.
Underwater breathing apparatus.
The bottom part of the traditional Punjabi suit.
First Belgian King to abdicate the throne: __ III.
Paul __, actor of Priest and Legion.
Puzzle 4
Plan of attack for making a change.
__ dress, elegant robe for drinks parties.
Long-sleeve knitted jacket worn in the Crimean War.
Diversion to avoid mundane reality.
Person who is legally responsible for a child.
Large, warty amphibian with poison glands.
Kyra __, actress of Singles, wed to Kevin Bacon.
Flat, wall-mounted central heating appliance.
Puzzle 5
Shackleton's ship on his 1908 Antarctic trip.
__-Venezia Giulia, northern Italian admin region.
Ubiquitous 20th C blue-clothed jeans or shirts.
Adventurer, the focus of Kingkiller Chronicle.
Wooden pole with metal spike that levers logs.
Singer born Emma __, better known as "Baby Spice".
Peregrine __, super-fast bird of prey.
Courageous and noble godlike people.
Château __, fine red wine of the Pomerol.
Rachel __, US ecologist, writer of Silent Spring.
Puzzle 6
__ board, pegs-and-hole device for navigation.
Divorced royal couple: Prince Andrew and Sarah __.
Geometric knitting design from Shetland.
Song from the Sixties: Little Old Lady from __.
Common Russian ballet teaching method.
Uses a battery instead of plugging into the wall.
1974's Best Film Oscar starring Redford and Newman.
Mystery where an unknown murderer is identified.
Supernatural dwarf in German mythology.
Ring someone after they've left a voicemail.
Puzzle 7
Julia __, wrote the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
US writer of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
__ Dress Society, advocated looser boneless dress.
Loyd __; American-British TV gastronome.
Indian dish of spiced potato with spinach.
Country whose colonial name was Dutch Guiana.
Highest point of the Pindus Mountains: Mount __.
Arthurian character who sought the Holy Grail.
Wide women's trousers that resemble a skirt.
Puzzle 8
Northern English word for alleyway, or Lemony __.
Projecting part of a military line.
Failure of an electrical component.
Isle of Wight palace of Queen Victoria: __ House.
Country in North Africa, location of Carthage.
Ray __, easy-listening band and singers leader.
Theatrical performer, a dedicated one.
Liquid residue after distilling Russian petroleum.
Men's undershirt made from linen.
Artichoke-like plant with edible roots.
Puzzle 9
Depression-era swindlers movie with the O'Neals.
Not hostile or confrontational.
Mary Quant short garment of the 60s.
Lime green amphibian with see-through skin.
River-maid wife of Tom Bombadil.
Château __, Quebec City's grand railway hotel.
High-collared garb named after a Chinese leader.
Puzzle 10
Château __ Rothschild, French wine estate.
__ Chuzzlewit, Dickens character visits the US.
Sweet nickname of Jebidiah Allardyce in Atlantis.
__ Polo, Marco's father and journey companion.
James L __, the producer of The Simpsons.
Keep possession of, hold onto.
Puzzle 11
Dissertations or submitted assignments.
Jim __; pilot on Apollo 8 and 13 missions.
Short belted dresses, worn since ancient times.
Centaur activities director at Camp Half-Blood.
Italian lagoon city famous for its carnival.
Sleeve and coat named after a field marshal.
Brian, Dennis and Carl: surname of the Beach Boys.
Spice islands of Indonesia, also Moluccas.
Puzzle 12
Beverly __; action comedy film series.
Scientist who gave his name to a US museum complex.
Flat round collar like J M Barrie's boy hero.
70s girls' fashion of short shorts with a bib.
__ Tree Cafe, dissidents met here in Orwell's 1984.
Country where Hwange National Park is located.
Marie __; Romantic ballerina who danced en pointe.
Intentionally spoiling, eg scribbling in a book.
Funny deck game with RPG elements.
Bovine on a lilac bar of chocolate.
Icelandic rock band whose name means victory rose.
Reconstruction of dinosaur bones on display.
Puzzle 13
Brought down foot sharply on the ground.
Reddish-brown pigment used in Antiquity paintings.
Gene __ as Popeye Doyle in The French Connection.
Rubber tool used to unclog toilets.
Low-brimmed straw hat, inspired by shepherdesses.
Robbery at financial institution.
The Ruhr, a hub of industry, is in this country.
Classic children's novel: __ of Sunnybrook Farm.
Dutch profiterole filled with whipped cream.
Puzzle 14
The __, Wilder, Lemmon and MacLaine classic film.
Danish prince, the first king of Norway.
1980s corporate dressing, with shoulder pads.
Rodent monarch in The Nutcracker.
Base sauce of carrots, onions, celery.
Work gear, denim trousers with attached bib.
Puzzle 15
Captain Jean-Luc Picard actor Sir Patrick __.
Formative, influential, groundbreaking.
Keep a feeling hidden, out of conscious memory.
__ Rebellion, conflict against the Qing Dynasty.
__ shorts, knee-length Caribbean summer garment.
Louis __, TV presenter/writer on life's oddities.
The __ Cuckoos, Wyndham's tale of spooky kids.
British spelling of PJs, nightwear.
Calcium carbonate concentric rounds of rock.
__ Boys, Scottish artistic group of rural painters.
Intended to appeal to groups of fashionable people.
Dried chilaca pepper aka chile negro.
Puzzle 16
Giselle's deceitful lover in 1841 Coralli ballet.
Nightwear central to the 1956 film of Elia Kazan.
Being willing to help; giving.
Authored The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13¾.
First king of unified Italy (1861-78): Victor __ II.
Bottle size equivalent to six champagne bottles.
Puzzle 17
Chinese fruits; knobbly pink shell and white flesh.
__ In Alex, war film, quest for refreshing drinks.
__ Park; large urban park in Irish capital.
Tim __, re-created the journeys of St Brendan.
Whale shark who lived with Bailey in Finding Dory.
Fashion design applied to sleeves to reveal lining.
Crime novel by Dame Ngaio Marsh: Grave __.
Gestures, hand signals to go with children's songs.
Small mountain plants that grow above the treeline.
Russian sport of throwing a bat at skittle pins.
Matching knitted sweater and cardigan of the 1930s.
Keeping an eye on one's manners.
Puzzle 18
Capital and largest city of Eswatini (Swaziland).
Pharaoh, sent Phoenicians to circumnavigate Africa.
Traditional jackets worn at sports clubs or school.
Lorena __, infamous vengeful wife with a knife.
Created foam, on a coffee or in a bath.
Storage room for beer barrels in medieval castles.
Puzzle 19
__ suit, lightweight outfit fit for Africa.
Edith __, pioneer in medical physics.
Nymph who saved Hephaestus, castoff child of Hera.
Women's hat of the early 20th C, like a bell-shape.
Individual in a group or institution.
Levi __, lead singer with the Four Tops.
Sister of Moses and Aaron mentioned in the Bible.
Entry, admission to a location.
Colin __, US general and secretary of state.
Puzzle 20
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