CodyCross Great Inventions Pack answers
Great Inventions
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AdventurePuzzle 1
__ O'Conor, Irish singer from early 1990s.
City whose metro system is nicknamed "The Tube".
Short stick with rounded end used in street fights.
Dairy product used as a pizza topping.
Bread __, extract from the stomach in Operation.
Vertebrae also known as tailbone.
__ Days of Christmas, incorporates New Year's day.
Large houses; anagram of ransom.
Gloria __, The Women of Brewster Place writer.
Country where the world's largest pyramid is found.
German coding machine of WWII.
Providence district where Family Guy is set.
Formal group pictures snapped by a professional.
Standing with hands on hips, elbows turned out.
Puzzle 2
Quayside structure for securing boats.
Environment protected by Ramsar Convention.
Flashpoint; a gun's firing lever.
Type of drink to be enjoyed as an adult.
Margot Fonteyn's dancing partner: Rudolf __.
CAT __, a diagnostic radiological machine.
Butch __, famous US robber leader of "Wild Bunch".
Puzzle 3
This September Song singer was born in November.
Stock market defined by these two animals.
City west of Paris, capital of Hauts-de-Seine.
Toni __, Pulitzer Prize winner for Beloved.
Giant ape stars in famous movie.
Greek fried cheese dish served as an appetizer.
Germanic language probably related to Gothic.
Achievement of positive feat three times in a game.
Convex gem or bead highly polished but not faceted.
Flammable gas found in coal mines.
Typesetting machine creates strips of hot metal.
In medical terms, the eardrum.
Smelly volatile for painting fences with.
Puzzle 4
Quilted and filled bed covering.
Most exciting part of movie, play, story.
__ machines, used in the garment-making industry.
Make an image less in focus or blurred.
A brief clash between enemies or rivals.
Puzzle 5
Farmer's helpers for rounding up flocks.
Treasure sought after by Indiana Jones.
The names of everyone invited to a party.
Sport contest that consists of 10 different events.
Term for sparklers, bangers and Catherine wheels.
Annie __, world-known US photographer.
Something that only exists in the mind.
The final moments before a significant event.
Bar and restaurant, serving high-end food.
Puzzle 6
Fibrous tissue you strengthen through exercise.
Venetian stone bridge, stepped and decorative.
__ hat, straw headgear that originated in Ecuador.
First heavier-than-air flying craft.
A pipe attached to a house for draining water.
Expression of surprise or delight, from "blind me".
Ticking and chiming items that tell the time.
Enjoy __ of hot tea on an autumn walk.
Mark Twain created The Adventures of Tom __.
Clinking of glasses for good health.
Puzzle 7
Swinging bed tied between two supports.
Type of bear that's pretty grumpy.
Actor playing reimagined Nick Fury: Samuel L. __.
Italian car brand with a prancing horse emblem.
Abominable __, yeti of the Himalayan highlands.
Eighth farthest planet from the Sun.
Slim warhead fired from submarines.
Nationality of retired tennis champ Björn Borg.
Nuclear __, splitting of atoms releasing energy.
Puzzle 8
Buckle this up as the driver or passenger of a car.
Paper shrapnel for special occasions.
Shark that is a threat to man.
First Western hotel chain to open in China.
Getting the latest version of something.
Feline nickname for lighting devices in roads.
Feeling of compassion or pity for someone.
Sweet drink brand made from kola nuts.
Collected in packs and added to albums.
National dance of the Dominician Republic.
Going pink with embarrassment.
Thin tube inserted into body to drain liquids.
More stern and rule-conscious.
Puzzle 9
Emergency vehicle that responds to crime reports.
Combine __, agricultural machine for reaping.
Board game with the aim of catching rodents.
Cash __, hole-in-the-wall machine aka an ATM.
The cat who says sufferin' succotash a lot.
Hot __, comforting warm drink.
Monster whirlpool of legend at the Messina Strait.
Winter heap created by the wind.
To disappear the way liquid changes to gas.
It makes my __; it's disgusting, revolting.
Puzzle 10
Possessors, holders, proprietors.
Writing instrument with graphite.
Masculine or feminine, male or female.
Padded seating around a fireplace.
Not a synonym of "revise" but with related meaning.
Liam __ played Qui-Gon-Jinn in Star Wars: Episode 1.
Greek goddess with the symbol of an owl.
It means "fifteen" in Spanish.
Organized 11-a-side game started in Sheffield.
Tune, instrumental musical piece.
Puzzle 11
Gadget or tech items; a mogwai from Gremlins.
Lunar __, the spacecraft that landed on the Moon.
Exploring underground, also called potholing.
King Arthur's legendary magician.
Heart __, operation to redirect blood flow.
__ Swank, US actress with Oscar for Boys Don't Cry.
Whirlpool device you can fill with warm water.
Machine converts mechanical energy into electrical.
"I Believe in __ Christmas" by Greg Lake.
Puzzle 12
Expressing ideas on paper with pencil or pen.
People beat around this when avoiding an issue.
Deep, purply red pigment made from cochineal.
Coin-operated record-playing machine.
Company that makes the Galaxy series phones.
Talladega Nights, The Other Guys, Will __.
First book of the Old Testament.
Puzzle 13
Airplane engine invention made by Frank Whittle.
Plant __, science of selecting the best traits.
Board game with mule, saddle, dynamite and blanket.
Home __, sends things you buy to your house.
Flamboyant pianist with a candelabra.
Maker of three-dimensional representations.
Puzzle 14
Two-wheeled balance scooter; personal transport.
Small prawns, ideal to go on pizza.
Tapering threaded fasteners for metal/woodworking.
Big band leader Glenn, whose plane disappeared.
Ellis __, Cadfael author; real name Edith Pargeter.
Prehistoric creature; plant preserved in stone.
Sigourney __, Alien protagonist, Avatar doctor.
Electronic device that makes a noise when pressed.
To change allegiance in battle.
Musical composition of three or four movements.
Rubber contraceptive first described by Fallopius.
Running fast against competitors.
Pierre __, Italian-French designer.
Puzzle 15
The boy's name in "The Jungle Book".
Inflates when your car is in an accident.
Tour with a knowledgeable leader.
Arctic plain with frozen soil, like in Siberia.
Fermented milk to top breakfast cereal or curries.
This breed of cat could be Egyptian.
Puzzle 16
Small power source with positive and negative ends.
Following orders, rhymes with "surveying".
Stringed instruments perfected by Stradivari.
Janitor at Planet Express, Futurama.
Four Weddings and a __, film with Hugh Grant.
Candy __, substitute flowers for candies.
Comfort cushion for getting down to floor level.
Puzzle 17
Curved-bladed tool for cutting wood and hedges.
Hand-held canopy protects in the rain.
Nautical vessel with a fabric wind catcher.
Ancient Indian language, used in Hindu scriptures.
WWI spy born Margaretha Geertruida Zelle MacLeod.
Rb is the chemical symbol for this.
Cows have four of these digestive organs.
Barney Rubble's son in The Flintstones.
Bumbling detective in the Pink Panther films.
Puzzle 18
Frank Capra's uplifting film, It's a __ Life.
Underwater military machine and home to seamen.
Historic North Caucasus region, on the Black Sea.
Thomas Hobbes' work named after a biblical monster.
Heritage and folklore habits at New Year are __.
The globe is divided into 24 longitudinal sections.
__ the wrong tree; missing the point.
Super short garment, popularized by Mary Quant.
Puzzle 19
Wide-legged trousers of the 1970s.
In The Simpsons, Krusty __ is a restaurant.
Royal residence fit for a king or a queen.
Someone inexperienced, especially a nun.
Territory inhabited by a parent country or state.
The Many Adventures of __ the Pooh is a 1977 movie.
It belongs to the same family as Whisky.
Metal sealed cylinder for storing preserved foods.
Inflatable safety device found in cars.
Puzzle 20
Neither conifer nor pomaceous fruit.
Agricultural apparatus developed by Jethro Tull.
Sad, gloomy, dejected or downcast.
Thawed out a freezer or refrigerator.
Submarine device for seeing above the waves.
Decorations or baubles hung on a Christmas tree.
Person who is allowed door access.
Getting people together for a party.
Brand name for large US motorhome.
Only continent without a single glacier.
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