CodyCross Herbs Pack answers
Herbs
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AdventurePuzzle 1
British author of the novel Chocolat, Joanne __.
Pungent plant used in remedies and Chartreuse.
Star of And God Created Woman, Brigitte __.
Toothy term for mosquitoes, mites and fleas.
__ mint, also known as spearmint.
Playground rides that move to and fro.
Puzzle 2
Ornamented with blooms; overblown language.
Order of mammals includes dugongs and manatees.
Plant with edible leaves that are used in salads.
Amiable; someone you can fall head over heels for.
__ Avenue, home of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.
Puzzle 3
Herb that comes in sweet, pot and wild varieties.
Making something out of focus.
Term for French Impressionists painting outdoors.
Herbes de __, southern French mix of aromatics.
Beatles love song to a girl, sung partly in French.
Puzzle 4
__ sage has red flowers and a tropical fruit scent.
False monarch of Narnia in Prince Caspian.
Laws introduced to France by Napoleon in 1804.
Ruthless and devious wife of the Emperor Claudius.
Slapping raised hands in a cordial salute.
Not offering any kind of aid or assistance.
Residents of a country in the Andes.
__ in the Night, a hit for Frank Sinatra.
Physical disability of English poet John Milton.
Puzzle 5
River in which John the Baptist baptised Christ.
Queen Elizabeth II's father, King __ VI.
Line from Keats, "A thing of __ is a joy forever".
Leafy herb with garden and French types.
__ savory, leaves also known as bean herb.
__ of truth, time when reality must be faced.
Puzzle 6
George Simenon's fictional detective, Jules __.
General __, "Spaniard" in the Gladiator movie.
Establish communication with someone.
Laurel tree part used widely in cooking.
Milk __, historically used to treat liver diseases.
The hottest times of the summer, for canines?.
Puzzle 7
Breathed in through the nose noisily.
Regularly repeating line(s) in a song or poem.
Paco __, maker of 1 Million and Invictus.
City in India previously known as Madras.
Dried leaves of nightshade-family plant are smoked.
Oriental roots used in traditional medicines.
No longer living, like dinosaurs.
Puzzle 8
German word for wonderful, and a Cole Porter song.
Aquatic animal featuring a saber.
Herb used to make pesto in Italy.
Tommy and Tuppence __, married fictional sleuths.
First ancient people known to use hieroglyphics.
Aromatic oil, redolent of the hippie movement.
Puzzle 9
Charles Dickens' first novel, The __ Papers.
Drag someone over __, to punish severely.
Village People hit about a masculine male.
Container to store loaves in the kitchen.
Sylvester __, star of the Rocky series.
Having a fragrant pleasant smell.
Your royal __, how to address a monarch.
Puzzle 10
The band A-Ha were formed in this country.
Miss World 2000, Indian actress Priyanka __.
A play by Shakespeare or a tiny village.
Other composer involved with Schumman's wife.
Japanese horseradish used in sushi preparations.
The Emperor's New __, 2000 Disney film.
He collects annual revenues from workers.
Puzzle 11
Wooden box integral to funerals and burials.
Gas, atomic no. 2, used to fill balloons.
Fleshy leaves used in soups, an anagram of Horace.
In which army personnel carry their effects.
Length in minutes of a full-time football match.
Desert south and west of Morocco.
Mother of Minos, the legendary King of Crete.
Neil __, The Sandman and American Gods author.
Month when World Fashion Day is observed.
__ of the road, gentle easy-listening music.
Puzzle 12
Unceasing, with no sign of stopping.
Edible flowering plant eaten in cartoons by Popeye.
Google Chrome or Internet Explorer.
Colombian singer Shakira album, __ Service.
Italian stadium, home to AC and Inter Milan.
Shakespearean comedy, The Merry Wives of __.
Stinging plants used in soups.
Puzzle 13
The O in sportsman OJ Simpson's name.
Making an acquaintance, especially on social media.
Nautical allusion: out of control, overwhelmed.
US publisher of Batman, Superman, Green Lantern.
Spicy salad leaves, an anagram of paler sun.
__ Ivory, perfect harmony hit in 1982.
Medical facility with emergency department.
Barney and Betty Rubble's pride and joy.
Puzzle 14
Citrus-scented plant, its leaves are used in tisanes.
Les __, Paris museum complex with Napoleon's tomb.
Head __, totally and utterly consumed.
"Why don't you use it?" hit for Duran Duran.
Inflatable worn on the arms for non-swimmers.
Animated series with Kyle and Cartman.
Mad Max and Lethal Weapon actor.
Puzzle 15
Eric Arthur Blair, better known as George __.
Slender onion plants with pink pom-pom blooms.
1970 Best Picture Oscar winning war film.
Musical shows, e.g. La Traviata, Madama Butterfly.
Herbs with numerous types: lemon, wild, corsican.
Spring and __, period in Chinese history, 770-476 BC.
Liam who has a very particular set of skills.
Puzzle 16
Shirley __ won a Special Oscar as a 6-year-old.
In Norse mythology, the birds on Odin's shoulders.
The law of __ and demand, major economic principle.
Orange metal used in plumbing pipes.
Wild __, aka smallage and used in herbal remedies.
Language in which mazel tov means congratulations.
Katie __, Joey Potter on Dawson's Creek.
The L in SWALK, as applied to an envelope.
Puzzle 17
Between-the-legs shot in tennis.
Sedative but toxic plant; it killed Socrates.
Lad in an Arabian Nights tale with a magic lamp.
Aniseedy plant used in soups and sauces.
A term or concept of great significance.
Puzzle 18
Composer of the song Something, George __.
Wrong in judgement or opinion.
Trans-__, railway with Vladivostok at end.
Makes a reservation in advance.
Grains and nuts fed to avians on a feeder.
Plant used to flavour vinegar and mustard.
Announced; made an official announcement.
Candied green stems used to decorate cakes.
Puzzle 19
British band created by Simon Cowell, One __.
Moving up and down through text on a computer.
Bright illumination developed by Georges Claude.
French leather goods company and horseracing venue.
Plant whose essence is used in toothpaste.
Protagonist of Catch-22, US air force member.
Country in South America; anagram of "rent again".
Business of looking after kids for a living.
Brand of coffee machines with disposable pods.
Herb aka cilantro, with culinary leaves and seeds.
Passenger buildings in an airport.
Puzzle 20
Describes having the limbs for flying.
Oldest of the Beatles' biological children.
Usual hue of a plane's black box.
__ punch is thrown after a lapse by the opponent.
Mountainous region of Nepal, including Everest.
One of the three musketeers, the lover of women.
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