CodyCross Nostalgic Things Pack answers
Nostalgic Things
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Fruit used to make spaghetti sauce.
Glitter threads or strips from metal or paper.
Harsh, arduous; of great importance.
Sweet, angelic figure in paintings.
Competing at a very fast pace.
Passage under the ground or water.
Funny panda excels at this Chinese martial art.
Loud noises or flashing lights that warn or alert.
First typewriters before electrical versions.
The way S.H.I.E.L.D stories were first told.
Mounted cattleman of the South American pampas.
Polar region, the northernmost part of Earth.
Puzzle 2
Overlord was a WWII __ for Normandy Campaign.
Broad range of conditions or behaviors.
Martin __, legendary US film director.
A medical procedure with no physical discomfort.
Metal __, refuse container before wheelie bin days.
Disintegrating, fracturing, separating.
Altitude where water meets land.
Tree with striking, large white or pink flowers.
Where photographers develop film.
Puzzle 3
Metal model construction kits.
This clock doesn't work on cloudy days.
Fast as if it is going out of style.
Commendable qualities or traits.
__ Wood, widely known US actress from 1970s.
Riding waves while standing on a board.
Supposed to be true; suspected.
They are used to paint or scrub.
Artisan, artist, maker of original objects.
A living thing that's only visible microscopically.
To anthologize, group together.
Puzzle 4
Plastic piece used in pay phones instead of money.
High schoolers want to dance in this US 80s movie.
Actions that do not respect your privacy.
King prone to having his wives beheaded.
Prince of thieves, Nottingham robber for the poor.
Animal logo of the French clothing company Lacoste.
Puzzle 5
Creator of the TV show The X Factor.
Pouch on clothing for holding items.
Academic place where you go to learn.
Material of thin band used to hold papers together.
Option to decide what you want.
Sweet citrus bigger than a tangerine.
Brass instrument very similar to the trumpet.
Detailed description, statement or account.
It always accompanies the demand.
A large, tusked Arctic mammal.
Small round edible pulse, red, green or yellow.
Puzzle 6
Entrance, admittance; ticket, passport.
Annual US film awards show with 24 prizes.
Thai, Taiwanese, Tibetan, Chinese.
City with famous wall, became capital again in 1991.
Channel joining two bodies of water.
A building where horses are kept.
Music genre originates in Jamaica in late 1960s.
Vegetable that many prefer fried.
A reflected image; partial darkness.
Soft, malleable, and ductile metal, symbol Cu.
Puzzle 7
Participant or team that finishes in second place.
Not wearing any shoes or socks.
Casino game of guessing numbers.
A plane, a helicopter or a balloon.
Building where French revolution took place.
Latin phrase acknowledging guilt or blame.
When Cinderella lost her shoe.
Puzzle 8
It describes, characterizes or modifies a noun.
Yom Kippur is this type of day in Judaism.
Last name of child actress in E.T..
Queen of Egypt, Julius Cesar's lover.
Puzzle 9
Twenty plus fifteen minus twenty four.
Worldwide known singer, Tina __.
Act of pleading to a deity in a word or thought.
Plain terrain between hills or mountains.
To put an object inside another.
Fixed; state in which food is preserved.
Non-stop; without interruptions.
Puzzle 10
Placatory, appeasing, conciliatory.
Where Juliet stood as Romeo romanced her.
Mount where Ancient Greek gods lived.
Leg protection for skateboarders.
A flight that does not arrive on time.
These people are certainly not brave.
__ Gump, movie with Tom Hanks.
Puzzle 11
Relationship by marriage; kinship.
Green or yellow squash, long and skinny.
Excessive or insincere praise to gain something.
Person who makes people laugh for a living.
Something that happens or exists before birth.
Puzzle 12
British writer of the Harry Potter series.
Position or place with lots of public attention.
What magicians do with a deck.
Fortune telling through zodiac signs.
Product to hold loose strands in place.
Reverse images on transparent film strip or sheet.
Protective structure, usually built in war times.
Puzzle 13
Female spirits found in the woods.
Short fast races, sometimes competitive.
Personal written communication.
Steam __, locomotives from a gone era.
British serial killer, Jack the __.
It's only the inner one that matters.
Puzzle 14
Common, normal; typical level of a group or class.
The kind of house that against itself cannot stand.
To live together without being legally married.
Soup famous for its clam version.
Backcombed and bouffed female hairstyle.
Tornado, waterspout, dust devil.
Puzzle 15
J. M. Barrie's boy who never grew up.
These fruits can be green, red or yellow.
Antiseptic soap with coal tar smell.
To lessen the gravity; to reduce the risk.
Pointy-nosed supersonic aircraft.
Light, warmth or direct rays of the yellow dwarf.
__ pads, exaggerated addition to 80s jackets.
He developed the theory of relativity.
Puzzle 16
Giant continent of deserts and jungles.
To bet when playing card games or slot machines.
Trader, seller, business person.
Greek monster with a woman's head and a lion's body.
Liquid or powder of lethal proportions.
Small pieces of food cooked in a hot liquid.
Puzzle 17
Piece of jewelry that hangs from a necklace.
Raleigh __, stylized 70s bike with long seat.
Italian city buried under ash in AD79.
__ of the Lost Ark, an Indiana Jones movie.
Thin, crisp wafer made of flour.
These discs read from inside to outside edge.
Puzzle 18
Aniseed-flavor herb, distant cousin of rosemary.
Third Roman emperor; his name means "little boot".
Leader in an orchestra or film.
Those who take possession by force.
Defunct pages of text on your TV.
The starting point for measuring elevation.
This person will take the devil out of you.
Puzzle 19
Real state event for prospective buyers or tenants.
Terrible destruction involving massive loss of life.
Intricate set of passages or tunnels, maze.
Calculating stick for old school mathematics.
Citric cream on a pastry shell.
Childhood pouches with sweets and small toys.
Skeletal muscle separating chest and stomach.
Female dancer of classical music.
Puzzle 20
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