CodyCross Healthy Lifestyle Pack answers
Healthy Lifestyle
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Creature from the Black __, a monster horror icon.
__ Mussolini, leader of fascist Italy.
Tiny pieces of land surrounded by water.
Country once led by Charles de Gaulle.
Novel with the character Rawdon Crawley: __ Fair.
Office or authority of the Pope.
Boxing matches are made up of 3-minute __.
Root spice that can help calm upset stomachs.
Puzzle 2
Poem by John Keats: Ode on a __ Urn.
French surrealist painter: Marcel __.
Largest casino in Europe located in Portugal.
Round, fuzzy-skinned fruits with large seeds.
Night train, with compartments for staying in.
Charting, planning a trip or route.
John Wesley __, Bob Dylan album of 1967.
Green fruit with a large seed, high in fat.
Title given to heir apparent of the French throne.
Puzzle 3
Business or bank account based in a foreign country.
Benign tumors that develop on the uterus.
Caribbean instrument made from metal drums.
Without added sodium chloride.
Words that don't contain any repeated letters.
Hormone that promote female characteristics.
Dark green vegetable, looks like tiny tree.
Buddhists do this, repeating phrases over and over.
Puzzle 4
An animal also known as a nematode.
Country with the largest Muslim population.
North Korean capital and largest city.
To promote your business by making a commercial.
Filter through something, brew coffee.
A good one helps those in need.
Precious metal micro-thin coating.
Puzzle 5
To hear a confession like a priest.
Receiver and distributor of "dirty" money.
Dried plums, good for a healthy digestive system.
__ beans; dark red beans that are high in iron.
Ran slowly for leisure and fitness.
German statesman who wrote "Faust, Part I and II".
Puzzle 6
Jimi __, legendary American guitar player.
Asa Griggs __, Coca-Cola founder.
A business that has just launched.
A diet that limits carbohydrates.
Mythical Greek king who overpowered Minotaur.
Isabel __, Chilean magic realist writer.
Old Testament mistress who cut Samson's hair.
To dig up a tree and put it back into the earth.
Saving __ Ryan, film about WWII's Normandy assault.
Sport of throwing an 8ft spear.
Roofed garden structures, like tents.
Type of pollen associated with hay fever.
Made ineffective or void; neutralized.
Permission that is not refused is __.
Puzzle 7
One who absconds and flees imprisonment.
The medical term for the breastbone.
Cooked above a heat source from below.
Nationality of the pop group ABBA.
A Man for All __, won the Academy Awards in 1967.
Naval ship, sounds more like a leisure ship.
Puzzle 8
In business, describes assets convertible to cash.
Someone who uses violence against civilians.
Controlling a situation by taking action, being __.
The three Buddhist poisons: anger, greed, and __.
Body of water on the coast of Lithuania.
To be head __ in love with someone.
Real name of the original Batwoman from 1956.
Small indigo fruit, high in anti-oxidants.
Puzzle 9
Against; the conflicting side.
Birth surname of tightrope walker Charles Blondin.
Thin, round flatbread made from corn, makes tacos.
Non-paying passenger who hides on a train.
__ Republic, central rule of Switzerland 1798-1803.
The act of using a spoon to mix a liquid.
Most prevalent gas in the Earth's atmosphere.
Protective framework on a rally or drag car.
Text that is not directly next to the margin.
La __, Verdi opera from a play by Alexandre Dumas.
Adjective describing book with the corners worn.
Motorized tool useful for Texas Massacre costume.
Luggage dragged behind you on wheels.
Ribbed, soft cotton material, used for trousers.
Insane Roman emperor made his horse a consul.
Year's shortest day and longest night: winter __.
Nationality of film director James Cameron.
Putting faith/confidence in others.
Puzzle 10
Oscar-winning film about peaceful Indian activist.
Inadequate, meager amount or quantity.
Shoes used to glide or dance on ice.
Period of long-term cooling, expanding polar ice.
Simple garments worn by Greeks and Romans.
__ horn, coiled brass instrument.
Classical dance with point shoes.
Puzzle 11
Astrological sign represented by twins.
Birds that deliver babies in fairy tales.
Capital city of Russia's Chechen Republic.
__ fruits, such as oranges, are high in Vitamin C.
Puzzle 12
Person who's been forced to leave place for safety.
Puts a hole in, e.g. your earlobe.
Putting on a performance of a play.
Main city on the French side of Saint Martin.
Bring into the country illegally.
Short golf shots to the green.
Inactivity, lack of motion or movement.
Peter __, famous portrayal of Hercule Poirot.
Get on this to voice your political opinion.
Italian term for narrative song with accompaniment.
Environment where an animal lives.
Condemning, conclusive evidence.
List of a company's paid employees.
Widow with a title derived from her late husband.
Puzzle 13
Don't cut off your nose to spite __.
Thick drink made from blended fruits or vegetables.
To bully, make fun of, to put down.
Julio __, famous Spanish singer from 1970s.
Petroleum before it is refined.
Lingua franca of educated persons in ancient India.
Brazilian tropical wetland area.
Puzzle 14
Latin for "by that very fact".
To obtain contract work from a foreign company.
Condition of painful joint swelling.
Ancient keyboard combo of reed organ/accordion.
Twelve by twelve by twelve inches.
Descended below the surface of the water.
Puzzle 15
George Orwell novel made into a cartoon: __ Farm.
Spoken or written tribute, usually after a death.
Edible sweet foods that grow on plants.
Describes a ship prepared to sail.
Taken without permission, robbed.
Dog that's a cross between a beagle and a pug.
Name of Jewish prophet; name of book in the Bible.
"Signed, __, Delivered" 1970 hit for Stevie Wonder.
__ Rogers, Fred Astaire's dancing partner.
This person says they can speak to spirits.
On __ knee, traditional stance for a proposal.
Biblical character who had a coat of many colors.
To ready for use, especially military forces.
A classical column type named after Italian region.
Beginner, someone who is just learning.
Puzzle 16
East Asian red bean rich in nutrients.
Olympic medal awarded for third place.
Rubber or metal ring for waterproofing.
__ mentis, sane, of sound mind.
__ Gandhi, India's first female prime minister.
Puzzle 17
The action of deliberately avoiding something.
Hamlet was a fictional prince of this country.
Device used to start a fuel mixture in an engine.
Spock is played by __ Nimoy in Star Trek.
Professor without permanent status.
Brass instrument used in jazz songs.
Dark green leafy vegetable, rich in iron.
Puzzle 18
Villain and Godfather main character, Michael __.
Fainting, being overcome with love for someone.
__ the wheel, waste time creating something anew.
Instrument named for the Greek god of nature.
Portable electric appliance for slow cooking.
__ oil, fishy food supplement with Omega-3 fats.
Pulled a plant up from the ground.
Name derived from a female ancestor's name.
Puzzle 19
Large yellow blossom with edible seeds.
Mantel socks hung for Christmas.
Central access shaft in a building.
Study of sign process and meaningful communication.
__ territory, a place not yet visited.
Removed from work, pending an investigation.
Returning something to its former glory.
Patterns that follow a logical order.
In a song they are over the White cliffs of Dover.
Puzzle 20
Breakfast food eaten with milk and a spoon.
Second most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere.
Bombarded as with snowballs in winter.
Creator of the character Tom Barnaby: Caroline __.
Major split in a religious denomination.
French word for "circus" (as in __ du Soleil).
World's largest bay, from India to SE Asia.
Bulb used to scare away vampires.
__-cross, act of betrayal between two criminals.
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