CodyCross Nursery Rhymes Pack answers
Nursery Rhymes
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Surmised and worked something out.
Precious gem that twinkles like a star in the sky.
Figure who predicts what will happen in the future.
To compete for something (rhymes with "bend").
__ cards; used for games like poker and bridge.
__ clip, a metal device for keeping paper together.
To find out how tall, long or high something is.
Salted __; flavour that is both sweet and salty.
The movable bit inside a bell.
Puzzle 2
Pilot's safety seat in a plane.
Knife used by the farmer's wife on the blind mice.
Speed __; fast-paced ice rink racing.
__ and lemons; fruity children's rhyme.
Child's play area with substance from the seaside.
Collective term for pillows, sheets, and duvets.
Puzzle 3
__ illusions trick your eyes and mind.
To have cleared your throat, making a noise.
Bird who killed cock robin with his bow and arrow.
Birds that are believed to steal sparkly items.
Imaginary lines drawn horizontally round the Earth.
Georgie Porgie made the girls cry by __ them.
Tropical nuts shaped like kidneys.
Tiny air sacs in the lungs, for gas exchange.
Is this person only partly stupid.
A flashlight needs one of these to work.
Charles __, computing pioneer of the 19th C.
Puzzle 4
Where Little Jack Horner sat; in the __.
Ali and Ally are short forms of this girls' name.
__ turn; somersault underwater swimming turn.
Made your bedroom neat and in order.
Small pebbles, popular in garden paving.
Part of the body that the nursery rhyme fish bit.
Mythical people, towering tall.
Puzzle 5
The candelabra in Disney's Beauty and the Beast.
Weepy, on the brink of crying.
London's __; nursery rhyme inspired by Great Fire.
__ palace, glass exhibition hall and football team.
Woman who serves drinks in a pub.
A silver fish often prepared smoked.
Wood or rock walls protect the coast from erosion.
Spanish singer who sang I Like It and Hero.
Artificial milk given to babies.
Not solids or gases; e.g. water, oil, juice.
Clothes are made of these kind of materials.
A place where you can buy animals and their food.
Tracking and catching animals to eat.
Small bullets fired from an airgun.
A cable that you slide along on a harness.
Puzzle 6
Fossilised foot or tail print left on the ground.
Give your time to a cause without getting paid.
Twirling, flying doll, with a pull-string.
Creature baked in a pie in Sing a Song of Sixpence.
Not allowed, totally off limits.
Name of Bassett's strawberry jelly baby.
He lived in the moon and played upon a ladel.
He plays Prof. Shelly Oberon in Jumanji sequel.
Someone from the country with capital Budapest.
Puzzle 7
Scratched designs for making a print from.
Noise that birds make, like a tweet or a chirp.
Kind of peppers that Peter Piper picked.
Gloria __; sang with *NSYNC on Music of my Heart.
Puffing air onto; extinguishing candles.
Upper floor room extension outside, with railings.
Puzzle 8
Pinched, nicked, appropriated.
Images snapped on a camera or smartphone.
People who break the law end up here.
Where angels are said to come from.
Boris __, red-haired German tennis legend.
__ hat, woolly hat with a pom pom on the top.
Color of bells in Contrary Mary's garden.
Male goose; e.g. Goosey Goosey __.
A __ of penguins; close together for warmth.
Tomika's School of Rock best friend.
__ Dutchman, a ship destined to travel forever.
Puzzle 9
Watched, paid close attention to.
Julian or Gregorian, for e.g..
2018 TV series based on The Karate Kid.
Caps, hats, turbans and sombreros are all examples.
The French word for castles or stately homes.
How Jill came down the hill, after Jack.
What the Little One said in the crowded bed.
Pinky zinc oxide lotion that soothes inflamed skin.
3-D squares of frozen water for drinks.
Family game with a kicking, overloaded donkey.
Sports official who runs along with a flag.
Puzzle 10
If you're up early, you might hear the dawn __.
Family of puppets including a cookie monster.
Another name for the Academy Awards.
Woody plants that are smaller than trees.
Creature that sat down beside Miss Muffet.
A day-trip or a visit somewhere for fun.
To market, to market, to buy a __; chubby porker.
A column that supports a building or statue.
Language spoken in the Middle East.
Puzzle 11
Person who serves in the army.
The old man was __ when it was raining and pouring.
Baby whose daddy went a-hunting.
Bubble Galaxy with __, bubble popping app.
Browns skin by sitting outside in the summer.
Things that you enjoy doing in your spare time.
Light-sensitive layers in the eyeballs.
Sets of buckled straps, headgear for horses.
Puzzle 12
Catching the waves while standing up.
X-Men member, a Chinese gymnast.
Gathering of crops when they are ripe.
The state of being poor, lacking finances.
Round root vegetables, purple skin.
Roller __, Bon Jovi funfair tune.
Tiny pieces of sparkly material for decoration.
Gloves lost by the three little kittens.
Little __; fell asleep under a haystack.
Student played by Amarr M. Wooten in Knight School.
Puzzle 13
Making something appear from thin air, like magic.
Whole-face covering woolly hat.
Large rodent that is covered in sharp quills.
Mark a special occasion, e.g. a birthday.
Round chocolate sweets with honeycomb middle.
__ deal; flash promotion for a limited time.
What the third Little Pig ate.
Puzzle 14
Someone who is being treated in a hospital.
Sport you do on two feet and over 100m, 200m....
A substance that is important for teeth and bones.
Children born on this day are full of grace.
__ Man, Henry Danger is his sidekick.
The Greatest __, Hugh Jackman.
Large flatfish, served in steaks.
The way to search for gold in rivers with a sieve.
Not having, missing something.
Look before __, don't jump without checking!.
Printed slip showing proof of purchase.
Girl's long curl, especially in Victorian tales.
Large, raised container for growing flowers.
Puzzle 15
Something happening ad hoc, not a regular pattern.
Describes the north- and southness of magnets.
A position in football in the centre of the pitch.
Jewellery worn around the collarbone.
Name someone to do a task, assign it to them.
Wet weather x2; __ go away, come again another day.
__ bell, Pussy's in the well; doorbell sound.
Puffed disc made from Asian cereal staple.
East African country (capital has the same name).
Puzzle 16
Dance move with legs extended close to the floor.
Warmed; filled with warm water.
Water mammals that live in a holt.
Fender __, rhyming motor bump.
Slush __, branded ice and flavorings product.
Adventure film about a dog rescued by Marty.
Puzzle 17
Slides or flumes at water parks.
A girl who likes traditionally "male" activities.
Can't Feel __, 2015 song by The Weeknd.
Roller, Austrian or slatted keep rays out of rooms.
__ media; websites such a Facebook or Instagram.
Thumbs up, rhymes with "biking".
Fortune __, a biscuit with a message in it.
A pattern or sequence in maths is also called a __.
Platform game character who likes saying "Yeah".
Japanese makers of Tamagotchi.
Beverly Cleary character; her sister is Beezus.
Puzzle 18
The full word for degrees C in temperature.
Slope that Jack and Jill went up.
What my dame lost in Cock a Doodle Doo.
Pillars that hold classical buildings up.
Musical movement that precedes another.
The movement of vehicles on roads.
Tall animal from Africa with a long neck.
Puzzle 19
Bird of prey that goes tu-whit-tu-whoo.
Having images in your mind when you are sleeping.
Where five little ducks swam: over __ and far away.
Sphere used in a fight during wintry weather.
Soft ice cream with toppings, served in McDonald's.
The Old Woman who lived in a shoe had several.
The animated tattoo mascot in the film Moana.
City of South Africa's government on Table Bay.
Household pest that lives on drawers and bookcases.
With the most cliffs or jagged stones.
Twisting around in circles quickly.
Fitness __ record your steps each day.
Puzzle 20
Walked formally, like the Grand Old Duke of York.
Flask for keeping hot drinks warm.
Name for many Iranian people, from Iran's old name.
Half a pound of __; what comes after tuppenny rice.
They attack ships at sea, arr matey!.
Religious buildings where Muslims worship.
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