CodyCross Postal Service Pack answers
Postal Service
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Constructions, for example houses, bungalows.
Disney character who just wants to be a real boy.
Explosion of electricity from a stormy sky.
Point in the elbow that tingles painfully when hit.
Personal scrawl to acknowledge receipt of a parcel.
Puzzle 2
Melted, like ice that has become too warm.
Black and white mammal; anagram of red bag.
Machine you use before the dryer.
Thick, buff envelope for sending documents.
Letter __, paper knife for slicing envelopes.
Paper book with lines for a play or TV show.
Margheritas, Neapolitans and calzones.
Walking aid often used in pairs.
__ band, solo musician with multiple instruments.
America's first president, __ Washington.
Puzzle 3
There are eight of these in our solar system.
Surname of acting legends Audrey and Katharine.
Adverse body reaction to a substance, food product.
Brown-shelled, tropical fruit with white flesh.
Molten closure to secure an envelope.
British territory with Hamilton as its capital.
Digit combination that forms part of a US address.
City in which you can visit Times Square.
Shakespeare's Titania is the queen of these.
Puzzle 4
Her hits include Roar, Firework and Part of Me.
Style of cross-body bag worn by postal workers.
Tomorrow __, 1997 James Bond film.
Letters sent via post rather than electronically.
Yellow "trumpet" spring flowers grown from bulbs.
You can borrow books from these buildings.
Kids' game where an object is quickly passed on.
Underground storage levels in houses.
Puzzle 5
__ Santa, US Postal Service Christmas scheme.
Moviemaker Alfred, director of Psycho.
Fast food chain known for its golden M logo.
Winston, UK Prime Minister from 1940 to 1945.
Public sculptures with flowing water jets.
Plant that yellow citrus fruits grow on.
Island continent were Sydney and Perth are located.
Person to whom a parcel is delivered.
Puzzle 6
Sweatshirt with attached head warmer.
Gordon, chef behind TV's Kitchen Nightmares.
Athens is the capital of this country.
They can be cuckoo, grandfather or carriage.
__ mail, advertising or marketing sent by post.
Devices for weighing letters and parcels.
The clothes you choose to wear; a fashionable look.
This calendar counts down the days to Christmas.
They flush red when you're embarrassed.
The Women that Louisa May Alcott wrote of in 1868.
Puzzle 7
Buzzer pressed by visitors on the front of a home.
Shavings left after you have prepared a potato.
Jeff Kinney's novel, Diary of a __.
Indoor enclosure for a pet parrot.
US film from 80s about destructive little monsters.
It's said to be bad luck to open one indoors.
Mail sent within the same country, not overseas.
Dance move Michael Jackson was famous for.
Guessing game played at parties, using mime.
Leap from a tall ladder into a small pool of water.
Puzzle 8
Hoping for something to happen.
Pony __, US mail service with riders on horseback.
Frozen floating mass struck by the Titanic.
Proof or certificate of postage.
The board you go back to when something fails.
Swallowing or drinking noisily.
Assistants who carry golfers' bags and clubs.
Artist's handheld board for mixing paints.
Home language of Venice, Rome and Sicily.
The yellow helpers in the Despicable Me movies.
__ Pursuit, board game with wedge pieces.
Sub-zero kitchen fridge for keeping food frozen.
Puzzle 9
What a school kid uses to carry books.
Describes mail posted in a public collection box.
Salad made of raw shredded cabbage and mayonnaise.
Triskaidekaphobia is a fear of this unlucky number.
A King, Queen or Jack, for example.
Written or printed product guarantee.
They're said to pull Santa's sleigh.
Handheld cutting tools for paper and tape.
The name of Harry Potter's wizarding school.
Another name for table tennis.
Musical based on the songs of ABBA.
The child of this day "has far to go".
They go with Broomsticks in the 1971 musical.
Puzzle 10
Where letters posted into homes might land.
Princess of Agrabah in Disney's Aladdin.
Bill for services rendered or products ordered.
Agency that checks incoming goods from abroad.
Small hat, sounds like a piggy/pastry snack.
Another word for patella bone found in the leg.
Cue sport with a triangle formation of red balls.
Puzzle 11
Colloquially, girl who is very ordinary looking.
It precedes Thief in the rhyme Tinker, Tailor.
Category of postal service, e.g. first or second.
Office technology called a fax machine for short.
Side accent pieces of furniture.
Cemeteries below ground; Paris attraction.
Puzzle 12
Infatuated, ill because of adoration for another.
It's used to keep your place in a book.
Letter sent to several people at the same time.
Picture with a note that's sent by mail.
Waist-twirled toy that goes round and round.
Quick-spreading destructive blaze in the forest.
Rough stick for taming talons.
It's unfriendly to give someone a cold one.
Puzzle 13
Twig or other growth coming from a branch.
Venus and Serena of tennis fame.
Identifier entered along with a password.
Five-armed sea creature named for its shape.
Month that contains Christmas and New Year's Eve.
High volume of post sent at reduced cost.
Burnt black stick for shading and drawing with.
Date stamp on a letter or parcel.
Large amount of goods sent together.
Correcting lenses held in one eye.
Puzzle 14
Alan, Gruber in Die Hard and Snape in Harry Potter.
Series of lines scanned on a prepaid post label.
Not a synonym, means the opposite.
Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail __.
Hates, strongly dislikes something.
Biceps and triceps, for instance.
Clothes worn by an actor in a role.
Anderson, played Agent Scully, Margaret Thatcher.
Scientific study of all living organisms.
Headgear worn on building sites.
Circus swing that acrobats hang from.
Type of squash that gets carved for Halloween.
Country with Deutsche Post mail service.
Puzzle 15
Button you press to delay a morning alarm.
Describes a surface that is not level or steady.
Entrance halls of office buildings.
Made a loud sound like a lion.
Dark red bean used in Mexican cuisine.
The black circles in the middle of the eyes.
Toss three or more balls simultaneously.
Fancy, tall headwear, usually black.
Glass container for a message sent out to sea.
Person who posts a letter or a parcel.
Number of dots on the highest-ranked domino.
Frodo Baggins is this type of creature.
Puzzle 16
Following the footprints of a wild animal.
__ family, cousins and more distant relatives.
Carbonated drinks brand also known as Coke.
Urgent mail, to be delivered before anything else.
Damages to the body, pulled muscles or sprains.
Buttons for turning lights on and off.
Precious stones in chocolate or champagne hues.
__ Williams; rapper and producer with The Neptunes.
Tube for sending rolled posters in the mail.
Outer casing of a letter posted by mail.
Puzzle 17
One Fish __ Red Fish Blue Fish, wrote Dr. Seuss.
They give birth to live young, e.g. cows, whales.
Slow geological process by which rock is worn away.
Postage that has been bought in advance.
Actor and director Kevin, star of The Postman.
A vacation, a break from work or school.
Slow song to put a baby to sleep.
Puzzle 18
Cooked patty of minced beef served in a bun.
UK city in which the Beatles formed.
Identity unknown, like a Valentine's card sender.
Polite parting expression used before going to bed.
Tennessee Williams wrote about one named Desire.
Day of the year with the longest daylight hours.
Buzz's surname in the Toy Story series.
Puzzle 19
Artist Andy, painted soup cans and other pop art.
Friend you only ever write letters to.
Pressed your finger to open a smartphone app.
Post __, location for buying stamps.
Country in which Bordeaux wine is produced.
People who give out sentences in law courts.
Arid landscape with little or no rainfall.
Puzzle 20
Kitchen appliance for boiling water.
Mozambique is a country on this continent.
Legendary fire-breathing reptile.
First name of Jennifer Aniston's Friends role.
People who make and sell bread and cakes.
The amounts things cost to buy.
Related to or concerning teeth.
The grouped set of lines within a poem.
Books in which collectors keep stamps.
Stormin' __, nickname of General Schwarzkopf.
All over the world, international.