CodyCross Planning for Christmas Pack answers
Planning for Christmas
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AdventurePuzzle 1
To-do note with items to cross off when done.
Town where Jesus was born in a manger.
Describing word in a sentence.
Sweet treat that can be milk, white or dark.
Craft made from old boxes and bottles.
Sea that features in Johnny Depp's Pirates movies.
Bite this to get something over with quickly.
Tree that doesn't lose its leaves... or hue!.
Puzzle 2
John Lennon song; anagram of "a Gemini".
This kind of pot is said never to boil.
Sets of instructions for making a dish.
Woody's friend Jessie is this.
Tarantulas, black widows and redbacks.
__ A, first piece of evidence in the courtroom.
American retail giant and former owner of UK Asda.
Tiny, shiny, decorative particles.
Puzzle 3
Act out the part of a character in a game.
European country of which Lisbon is the capital.
Sweet fizzy drink made from yellow citrus fruits.
Natural lines or creases in the skin.
The amount of space between two people or things.
Space in a home for children to enjoy their toys.
Cutting tool for slicing wrapping paper.
Steep meat in herbs before roasting at Christmas.
Guitar that isn't wired for sound.
Building where busy elves help Santa make tools.
Puzzle 4
Surname of Sir Isaac, known for his laws of motion.
Stickers on Christmas cards to pay for postage.
Personal watercraft for skimming across waves.
Louisa May Alcott wrote about these Women.
You have your head in them when daydreaming.
Lip-synching, video-recording social app.
Decorative ornament pinned to a garment.
Circle of holly to make and hang on a door.
Puzzle 5
Dancer and Hollywood legend Fred.
Unfreeze prepared food, ready to eat at Christmas.
Layered dessert of pudding, cream and fruit.
Day off work, like at Christmas or New Year.
Puzzle 6
Biggest contest in American football.
Tools for unlocking or securing your home.
Ladies and __, opening for a formal speech.
The crazed haberdasher from Alice in Wonderland.
Sauce of red berries to stock up on by Christmas.
McDonald's kids' dinner that comes with a toy.
Have a party, rejoice in an occasion.
Puzzle 7
Christmas carol, Hark! The Herald __ Sing.
Nursery rhyme character who lost her sheep.
Appetizers with a lettuce base and dressing.
Red suit in a deck of cards, not diamonds.
Treasure containers stashed by pirates.
Illustrated stories with panels.
Black and white giant mammals from Asia.
To bring goods into a country from abroad.
South American river and online shopping company.
Puzzle 8
Finding it hard to relax or stop moving.
It's in the middle of a baked Alaska.
Another name for table tennis.
An actor's casting interview and performance.
Public writing or drawings made without permission.
Waxy cosmetic for the outside of the mouth.
Protective strap in a car seat.
Game played by matching and linking dotted tiles.
Fragrant plant with lilac or violet flowers.
Red and swollen through illness or infection.
Official written agreement, signed to seal a deal.
Puzzle 9
A feeling, e.g. happiness, sadness, anger.
Figgy __, Christmas dessert mentioned in a song.
Only US state whose name begins with F.
Story and musical about a magical little girl.
Singer known by her fans as RiRi.
Get an oven to cooking temperature.
Elsa's song after her Frozen powers are discovered.
Puzzle 10
Child raised by wolves from the Jungle Book.
Crunchy fruit, e.g. Golden Delicious, Pink Lady.
Gold or silver cup awarded to a sporting champion.
Clock functions to wake you up each morning.
The largest country in the world.
Christmas calendar that counts down the days.
Toy spring that can uncoil and climb down stairs.
Puzzle 11
Details of where people live, to put on envelopes.
Holiday movie about a boy left behind in his house.
Series of novels about a teen girl detective.
US filmmaker, Helena Bonham Carter's ex-partner.
Terrain-exploring computer game released in 2011.
Household items, e.g. chairs, beds, tables.
Perth and Melbourne are cities in this country.
Puzzle 12
__ Santa, furtive gift-giving at the office.
Marionette or ventriloquist's dummy.
Actor Bill of Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day fame.
Mother __, Calcutta missionary, Nobel Prize winner.
Blue cartoon characters with white hats.
Heavy object on a ship that hooks to the sea floor.
Puzzle 13
On your own; remote, out of the way.
Middle Ages time of knights and maidens.
The ocean the separates Europe and America.
Bangers, wieners; put them on Christmas meal list.
Nationality of Yoko Ono and Akihito.
Flightless birds found in Antarctica.
Another name for the African stadium horn.
Putting food in very cold storage to eat later.
__ choice, test with several answer options.
Elastic tie for a ponytail or braid.
Puzzle 14
Being present at parties and events.
Small watery habitats for crabs on beaches.
Egyptian queen famously played by Elizabeth Taylor.
Custom or belief followed at certain times of year.
Olympic award for an event winner.
Painful inflammation of the joints.
Astronomer's device for watching the skies.
Puzzle 15
Store that sells hocked items.
Long-necked mammals seen on safaris.
Blows tunefully from the mouth.
Fabric or cloth for making clothes.
Elf on __, Christmas mischief-maker in a home.
Spherical float that controls water in a tank.
Muscle power, ability to lift heavy weights.
A fly in the __, an unpleasant drawback.
Paper used to conceal presents.
New York Yankees legend who scored 714 home runs.
Work done outside of your agreed hours.
Dinosaurs ran amok in this Park.
Number of grams in a kilogram.
Puzzle 16
Poor commoner in Elizabethan England.
Appliance used for producing smooth liquids.
Strands of fabric for trimming gifts when wrapping.
Cinderella's carriage was really this.
Princess from Aladdin; fragrant climbing flower.
Band whose hits include Heart of Glass and Atomic.
Receipts for travel to relatives at Christmas.
Puzzle 17
Set a time for this online chat with loved ones.
Emergency vehicle with paramedics onboard.
Shaping a stick by shaving it.
Insect that develops from a caterpillar.
Comic book hero who fights the Green Goblin.
A planned meeting of people, especially family.
Puzzle 18
Asking guests to come for Christmas day.
Handheld firework for writing in the air.
O Come All Ye __, loyal Christmas carol.
Chitty Chitty __, flying car in a 1968 movie.
Fragrant spice often paired with apples.
The main title of a newspaper article.
Area of a house that's decked with boughs of holly.
Phrase said to someone who has sneezed.
Mountainside used by downhill winter sports fans.
Your vision or how well you can see.
Puzzle 19
God of the sea in Roman mythology.
Place of higher learning after school.
Spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
President who delivered the Gettysburg Address.
Wizard who mentors the Fellowship of the Ring.
What you do with the mail and babies.
Cutting back or reshaping plants.
Pressing a tablecloth for a celebratory meal.
Parts of a shirt that cover a person's arms.
Italian supercar brand with prancing horse logo.
Little boy who beats out a Christmas carol.
Puzzle 20
A place where students meet teachers for lessons.
Citrus fruit to put cloves in at Christmas.
First name of AA Milne's Pooh bear.
Fastener on a duffel coat, rhymes with goggle.
Outer casing of a pie or strudel.
Ancient calculator that uses beads.
Pannier; add food goodies to make a Christmas gift.
Magical wish-granters that live in bottles.
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