CodyCross Mind Your Manners Pack answers
Mind Your Manners
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Metal coils inside mattresses.
Tulips, daffodils or roses, for example.
Offering assistance to one who needs it.
__ Patch Kids, classic brand of children's dolls.
Unstoppable huge tidal wave speeding to shore.
Movie-streaming service whose logo is a red N.
Wired up to an anti-burglary system.
Large outdoor fire often part of a winter festival.
Event at which a bridal gown would be worn.
First name of Olympians Phelps and Johnson.
Meals eaten outside on a blanket.
Charles, British author of Great Expectations.
What you don't know can't do this.
Puzzle 2
Number that some people think is unlucky.
Impartial and just treatment for everyone.
Global soccer tournament, held every four years.
Gmail's logo is a picture of one.
A handheld string you can hop over for fun.
Common phrase to say after someone sneezes.
Closed wall cabinet, often in the kitchen.
Medical professionals who care for teeth.
A giant peak in nature, like Everest.
Puzzle 3
Setting one's phone should be on during movies.
Person in an animal costume at a sports event.
Round sugary foods sometimes dunked in coffee.
The sections a poem or song is divided into.
Leafy vegetables; eat your these.
Whitney Houston said I will __ love you.
This and blue are the hues of the IKEA logo.
Organ in the mouth that detects taste.
Caged bird with beautiful song.
Painful contusion on the skin, caused by a bump.
Throw trash on the ground outside.
Puzzle 4
Middles of the eyes; students in a classroom.
A place where flowers and food are planted.
How your mouth should be when eating.
Send goods out of the country.
Reflective surface in the bathroom.
Hurt someone's feelings, what bad manners might do.
The Olympics take place in Summer or this season.
Flooded Italian city, location of the Grand Canal.
Save the earth: __, reuse, recycle.
Devices that correct the pitch of instruments.
Wine or liquor typically comes in one.
Puzzle 5
If paper beats rock, then this beats paper!.
Santa Claus is doing this twice to his list.
Insect with a taste for oranges, bananas.
Human who turns into a monster during a full moon.
Turn on this type of blanket to warm up your bed.
Person judged unable to pay off their debts.
Greeting card firm with crown logo.
Military outfits that all look similar.
Da Vinci's most famous portrait.
Type of cuisine that offers sushi.
Ocean that separates the UK and the USA.
Puzzle 6
Fiji is made up of a series of these.
This is caring, according to basic manners.
Send tweets on this social media site.
Scandinavian seafaring warriors or a TV show.
How one should play music so not to disturb others.
Capuchins, gibbons, and marmosets.
They go with Snakes or Chutes in a kids' boardgame.
See-through glass panes in walls of homes.
Puzzle 7
Common chemical element, anagram of "no crab".
Punctual, running as scheduled.
Hunter who uses a bow and arrows.
Made out of an expensive yellow metal.
Act correctly, follow rules put in place.
A spoken address to a god or deity.
Joints between shoulders and wrists.
Strong-smelling crunchy salad vegetable.
Chess piece that might be in shining armor.
Puzzle 8
Language spoken in the country shaped like a boot.
Celebrations, like those held on birthdays.
Jump out of a plane with a parachute.
Response after being thanked in the US: you're __.
Tools with stiff bristles for scrubbing floors.
Service for sending letters overseas by plane.
Politely meeting one's gaze, making eye __.
Film series starring Tom Cruise, This Impossible.
Eyewear that rest on your nose.
Progress as a video game character.
Sends a videotape back to the beginning.
Puzzle 9
Express regret, make an apology.
Radio listeners or TV viewers.
Literary hero who fights Captain Hook.
Person who contributes to government revenues.
Magical horse-like creatures with horns.
High-speed automobile pursuit.
Puzzle 10
Solo performers often use this type of guitar.
Microscopic organisms found in seawater.
Rudely grabbing for food from across the table.
Simple meal of a filling inside slices of bread.
It's hard to find a needle in one of these.
Moving up and down like a ball.
Technology that doesn't require connective cables.
Making a hole in a wall with a power tool.
Moving across water in a low canoe-like boat.
Puzzle 11
Bathroom fixture that has a flush and a cistern.
Country once ruled by emperors and tsars.
One of 26 components of the alphabet.
YouTube is home to millions of these.
Beverages offered to houseguests.
Man! I Feel Like __, Shania Twain hit.
Number of minutes in one and a half hours.
Tall, strong, human-like figures in myths.
Plant whose aroma attracts felines.
Puzzle 12
Two-piece swimsuits for women.
Creature said to live under a bed.
Winter weather event that closes schools.
Moving a ball around with your feet.
Coin-operated music player with song choices.
Watership Down was about these animals.
Stunt riding only on the back wheel of a bicycle.
Cars on the road that might delay you.
Part of the body between the wrist and elbow.
Savings pot, may be sat on until ready to hatch.
Vehicle that throws rock salt on roads in winter.
Silverware that should be used from the outside in.
Arnold Schwarzenegger's country of birth.
Puzzle 13
Mathematical tools for drawing circles.
Long pasta strands often served with Bolognese.
Put on a face covering if you have a cough.
Digestive organ that can be small or large.
Introductory action that should have a strong grip.
Puzzle 14
What you should pay to one who is speaking.
Theatrical entrance for cast and performers.
Daily publication with all the latest headlines.
Puzzle 15
Completely the same, like twins.
Card-player's appearance that gives nothing away.
Queen who came to the UK throne in 1952.
Piece of cultural heritage that should be followed.
Permit granted on gaining permanent US residency.
Overlapping slates on the upper surface of a home.
Beethoven, Handel and Mozart, for example.
Weed with yellow flowers that turn into clocks.
Round inflatable for playing at the seaside.
Puzzle 16
People who don't know each other.
This Neil was the first man on the Moon.
Grand Slam tennis competition held in England.
Mollusk cases found on a beach shore.
Best area of a city for Peking duck, Sichuan pork.
Keep open entries for people behind you.
Group of classical musicians playing together.
Cinderella had a fairy one of these.
See if someone needs assistance.
Puzzle 17
Family name of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa and Maggie.
Part of an experiment on which conclusion is based.
This type of "teller" knows your future.
Sea creature with eight sucker-covered tentacles.
Material created from cattle hide.
Series of lines scanned on a product's label.
What you should do after making a mess.
Three little kittens lost these in a nursery rhyme.
Tweeting symbol looks like a gate.
Picture puzzles with interlocking pieces.
Puzzle 18
What Jack climbed after planting magic beans.
Elected leader of the United States.
Astronaut Neil or musician Louis.
Long insect thought to have about 100 legs.
Compose custom thank you notes.
Emergency crafts found on ships.
Magicians usually make their assistants do this.
People from France, Spain, Greece and Poland.
Puzzle 19
Celebrations that mark another year of age.
Dispensation of medication using a syringe.
Astronomer who observes the night sky.
Meaning of a sign with a crossed out cigarette.
A moving staircase that carries people up and down.
Gym machine for runners and walkers.
Fast food brand whose logo is a golden M.
Silver bracelets worn by those under arrest.
Puzzle 20
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