CodyCross National Crossword Day Pack answers
National Crossword Day
Here are the answers to CodyCross National Crossword Day Pack. If you need help with any specific puzzle leave your comment below.
AdventurePuzzle 1
Will __, NYT crossword editor from 1993.
Term for Japanese Americans educated in Japan.
Chops meat very, very small, for Bolognese sauce.
Italian kindly Christmas witch.
__ English, inept spy played by Rowan Atkinson.
Tech company hires goats to clean its green areas.
Nelson __, Brazilian F1 driver and title winner.
Desmond __, thriller writer of Running Blind.
According to the Bible, Moses sent 12 spies there.
Puzzle 2
Scottish isles comprising Skye, Mull, Islay, Jura.
Rolling three doubles in Monopoly, caught __.
__ life, the tagline associated with Panasonic.
Michelle __, played Katie Jordan, The Story of Us.
Football association for North and Central America.
Where one is foaming when fuming.
__ of Poland; mother of King Canute.
Puzzle 3
Pim __, Dutch politician assassinated in 2002.
Curly cheese-flavoured potato crisps.
Frilly drapery around bottom of a bed.
Val __, crossword author of A Display of Lights.
Biennial festival celebrating West African masks.
Cathy __, Aussie sprinter who lit the 2008 flame.
Gonzo's chicken girlfriend on The Muppet Show.
Puzzle 4
Where the hull rests the surface.
A Prayer for __, a novel by John Irving.
Mexican version of Frosted Flakes.
Cryptic clue word such as within, holding, absent.
Colourful East China Sea, off Korean west coast.
The oldest girl of The Waltons, became a nurse.
Buy and sell at the same time.
Franklin urges "speak accordingly" in this virtue.
Russian triangular shape stringed instrument.
Another name for Sleeping Beauty princess Aurora.
How one drinks when doing it heavily.
Puzzle 5
__ of Saxe-Meiningen; spouse of William IV.
Bloom linked to April in flower lore.
Isle linked to Welsh mainland by the Menai Bridge.
Anne R __, compiler, Crossword Solver's Dictionary.
Abbey of novice Maria in The Sound of Music.
Communications company with a red speechmark logo.
60s singer who allegedly choked on a ham sandwich.
The first letter of each line spells a word.
Puzzle 6
Constructions that protect radar antennae.
French car maker of the 305 and 405.
Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin": __ Beecher Stowe.
Power tool with rotating blade.
Puzzle 7
The peels of this fruit flavour curaçao.
Bahrain capital; rhymes with Panama.
Transparent objects that refract light.
Author of the Deptford Trilogy: Robertson __.
Noise of doors in horror movies.
2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games mascot.
Sean Bean stars as a Napoleonic War soldier.
Peter __, Fireball Crosswords editor.
__ pass, highway between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
James __, Father of Modern Geology.
Prince __, English Civil War Royalist leader.
DC Comics villainous team with Farley Fleeter.
Puzzle 8
Ceremonial sword from Sri Lanka.
To oppose; rhymes with mounter.
__ Sondheim, composer and avid crossword solver.
Derrick Somerset __, Ximenes in The Observer.
Amblyopia, medical name for this visual condition.
Puzzle 9
Where one is stuck when being a party pooper.
Rooftop device to indicate breeze direction.
Giant stone structure in Ancient Mesopotamia.
Black Forest area, with city Freiburg at its heart.
Communication system, e.g. Yoruba.
__ jungle, urban area with unattractive buildings.
Device regulating piston movement in car engines.
ESA-built research centre onboard space shuttles.
Stringed musical instrument of the Middle Ages.
__ Wives, Ira Levin's submissive ladies.
Puzzle 10
Metal, symbol Yb, used in making stainless steel.
Queen of England married to King George III.
Tub for holding goods; word within a word.
Peter Ackroyd novel inspired by a church architect.
Fancy word for a cheese connoisseur.
Where the ball is in when it's your decision.
Communist party's policy making committee.
Thomas __, court jester of King Charles I.
Area of low, coastal grassland, often submerged.
Puzzle 11
Behave in an unrestrained way.
Nanni __, Cannes winner with The Son's Room.
A la __ means cooked in an olive oil sauce.
Pseudonym for Hazel Goldman, setter at the FT.
Horn of Africa country whose capital is Asmara.
Puzzle 12
Criminals, racketeers, mobsters.
Dampness, wateriness, mushiness.
Baked lobster mixed with egg yolks and brandy.
First European to discover the Niger River.
Bacteria-induced disease of woody plants.
Egyptian beau of Diana, Princess of Wales.
The hot chilli irritant found in hot peppers.
Medieval slinging siege engine.
P. G. __, author of Something Fishy.
Blind Lemon __, early blues player and singer.
"Trip the light __", means to go dancing.
Puzzle 13
Martial arts expert from Rogue One and Ip Man.
Italian isle off Libya noted for a refugee influx.
A knight who works for himself.
Princess __ of Adventure Time.
The German Nazi Air Force during WWII.
Plant with two leaves at germination.
And __ so, crossword clue with no definition.
Puzzle 14
Obscured; answer secreted within crossword clue.
Composer regarded as the "father of Russian opera".
Poetic name for Britain; suffix to West Brom name.
Merchant __, regular scheduled trade routes at sea.
Meghan Markle's bridal dress designer: Clare __.
__-shally, to mess around, vacillate.
Enjoyable dry rot for little Gloop.
Puzzle 15
Cut down food intake to lose weight.
Stan __, Newsday Sunday crossword editor.
The yellow-bound Cricketers' Bible.
Bertrand Russell analogy used this 4pm vessel.
The Great Waldo __, film about barnstorming pilots.
DiCaprio's role in The Quick and The Dead.
Puzzle 16
Polly __; key character in The Magician's Nephew.
Angostura __ are made from gentian and herbs.
Girlfriends' Guide to __ on Bravo.
Schoolgirl's dress or pinafore, a la St Trinians.
Browne or Rogan; Times crossword editors.
Puzzle 17
Crossword words split in parts as in parlour game.
Big-eared cat from England's West Country.
Tank battle in Indo-Pakistani War over Kashmir.
Word index found at the back of books.
Australian city named after King William IV's wife.
A corporation's product or service.
Infant incarnation of pediophobic fright.
Horse-racing bet to determine the first three home.
What one hits when studying hard.
Ingredient encased in pastry, typically salmon.
Charon's occupation, legendary carrier of the dead.
Puzzle 18
Union Carbide pesticide leak at this city.
Retailer that bought Harrods in 1959: House of __.
Big-hitting golfer __ Johnson, no. 1 for 64 weeks.
Soft, delicate, weak of nature.
Rhyming word meaning a foolish person.
Camila Cabello, Young Thug song about Cuban city.
Puzzle 19
Wiltshire site of the UK Space Agency headquarters.
I Say __, book by S. Balfour of The Guardian.
__ Emmett Quigley, puzzler for NYT and others.
Secret __; one who loves from afar.
Samuel Langhorne __, the real name of Mark Twain.
Victory by a very narrow margin.
Ballet company named after Polish-born ballerina.
__ Pisces, by Tori Amos from The Beekeeper album.