CodyCross Prestigious Universities Pack answers
Prestigious Universities
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AdventurePuzzle 1
In tennis, not hit with racket facing backwards.
Removal by cutting; extraction.
Out __ hypothesis, or the Eve hypothesis.
George Eliot's first novel about a carpenter.
Californian uni founded by a railway magnate.
Plantagenet king, ruled from 1216-72.
Safety canisters for putting out fires.
"That's the way the cookie __".
__ of the North, William I subjugating N England.
German uni aka Eberhard Karls Universität.
Puzzle 2
Feature for sending money via ghostly social media.
More fond of athletic pursuits.
Bloemfontein is the __ capital of South Africa.
Chicken, pork, turkey etc with no visible fat.
Inventor of the first pocket calculator: Clive __.
Song by Sarah McLachlan: I Will __ You.
Renaissance painter Agnolo di Cosimo, aka __.
Selective human breeding; 20th C political group.
University of the __ (U3A), education for retirees.
Legendary Irish headless horseman.
CIA agent played by Joe Don Baker in Bond films.
Tethered, attached a leash to an animal.
__ occupation, job that exempts from the military.
NZ's largest and most prestigious university.
Puzzle 3
How an employer might compensate.
Four seasons pizza, or quattro __.
Distances travelled by vehicles.
German uni aka Albert-Ludwigs Universität.
Canadian uni founded in Hamilton in 1887.
Robert A. __, US sci-fi author.
Islamabad is the capital of this country.
TV drivers of yellow Reliant Robin.
"The milk of human __" is a quote from Macbeth.
Atoll close to Polynesian island of Tuvalu.
Puzzle 4
Family comedy about the Hecks and their three kids.
Chocolate covered marshmallow cookies with a sweet filling.
Mountain range of the Khyber Pass.
NJ university; Michelle Obama was a graduate.
Silent film star known as The Vamp.
Another name for a goalkeeper.
Hit two of these together for applause/percussion.
Cliff-dwelling seabird with blade-like beak.
Name given to eight prestigious NE US universities.
Vehicle that is equipped with living quarters.
Solomon's mother, according to the Bible.
Puzzle 5
When disturbed, they roll up into a ball.
Taking advantage of someone's generosity.
Important UK universities founded in major cities.
Ancient castle on the banks of Loch Ness.
Jack __, the Golden Bear of golf.
École Polytechnique Fédérale is in this Swiss city.
PLH is the code for this airport.
Building in which Anglican priests live.
"__ gracious, great balls of fire" Jerry Lee Lewis.
French president 2012-17, François __.
Prolonged period of lower than usual temperatures.
Roman name for the island of Jersey.
Cannibal harpooner in Moby-Dick.
Official artist of WW1, famous for Vimy Ridge.
Wine bottle equivalent to four normal bottles.
Puzzle 6
French term meaning "good word".
South African uni named after a colonial statesman.
Pine __, mustelid with pinched face and white bib.
Of the 50 U.S. states, the one farthest south.
Johan and __; original name for The Smurfs comic.
The name of Yuri Gagarin's spacecraft: __ I.
Brett __, Grace Under Fire comedian.
Italian uni often named Silicon Valley of the Alps.
Puzzle 7
__-Karl, University of Heidelberg, founded 1386.
Resort dedicated to colorful building blocks.
Sherlock Holmes referred to Irene Adler as this.
Harsh, brutal, e.g. __ criticism.
Forest __ has a song named after him by Bad Books.
Sir Norman who dressed the queen for 20 years.
Genetic development of plants to create the best.
Highlight, make text stand out.
Bostonian, Son of Liberty, and Founding Father.
__ cooker, hob that doesn't use gas for heat.
Description of Howlin' Wolf, BB King, Muddy Waters.
Oxford college known for its Bridge of Sighs.
__ goose, party game where you run around a circle.
Puzzle 8
Determined, pragmatic, tough-minded.
Al __, Fez, arguably the world's oldest university.
Mixologists make these non-alcoholic drinks.
Italian F1 team with drivers Fangio and Farina.
Baroque palace complex in Vienna, now a museum.
Extra clothing worn underneath for warmth.
Substitute word to avoid saying a ruder word.
Gothic New Orleans cemetery features on films.
Following a set of specifications.
Spanish uni of Cervantes has plateresque buildings.
Fast, quick, generally to describe music.
A __ of Noise, biography of Brian Epstein.
Conflict between Rome and Carthage (264 BC-146 BC).
Puzzle 9
Best bib and __, wearing your finest clothes.
University in Poland, aka Jagiellonian University.
Clyde __, part of a criminal duo of the 1930s.
__ gentry, aristocrats who lived off rental income.
French Internet music streaming service.
Country with an annual Midsommar Festival.
Pee-Wee __ had a big adventure.
Greek playwright Aristophanes, aka Father of __.
__ Federico II, Italian uni formed in 1224.
Puzzle 10
Opaque paint layer to soften artwork.
Corpus __, name of both Oxford and Cambs colleges.
Says in a quiet incoherent voice.
Gandhi __, birthday of Indian leader on October 2.
Membranous sac that can be filled with air or gas.
First captain of the QE2: William Eldon __.
Covers to keep dirt out of tire valve.
Spicy leaves, what Brits call rocket.
Kevin __; former NBA MVP for the Timberwolves.
Chinese __ breed often wins ugly dog competitions.
Puzzle 11
The __ of My Affection, 1998 movie with Aniston.
__ le Fay, enchantress and sister of King Arthur.
Initial and middle name Jazz Age writer Fitzgerald.
Plastic pen used to tap a tablet screen.
Lomonosov __ State University is in this city.
Captain Picard says __ to start the ship moving.
__ torte, classic chocolate cake with glossy icing.
__ warder, military at the Tower of London.
South Island NZ region, named after an admiral.
__d'Or; annual FIFA prize for best footballer.
Italian river; flows from Trentino to Adriatic Sea.
Puzzle 12
Cravats, say, decorations for the throat.
Tunes finding favour with the general public.
Brazil's largest uni, founded in 1934.
Southern US pastry delight with sugar and nuts.
World's highest navigable lake: Lake __.
Eight of them make a mile in horse races.
Think over, ponder a decision.
Messenger app with green, speech bubble logo.
"Fine words butter no __", a vegetable metaphor.
2017 "Orient Express" missionary: __ Cruz.
Heavy cotton rugs traditionally made in India.
Insect also called the common furniture beetle.
Waltham uni named after a Supreme Court justice.
Puzzle 13
Painting by J.A.D. Ingres: "The __ Bath".
Notices displaying business names and logos.
Monocles, sunglasses, bifocals etc.
__ Group, alliance of important UK research unis.
__ Vega, Tom's Diner folk singer.
The act of staying healthy through exercise.
Southern Ocean bay named after Brit explorer.
SAmerican weevil that puts an end to the lexicon!.
Made a noise like an electric fan.
Airline with an Irish harp on its planes' tailfins.
Du Maurier's story of marriage to Maxim de Winter.
__-Natal, uni based in Durban and Pietermaritzburg.
Puzzle 14
Jack Kerouac 1962 Pacific Ocean novel.
Brandy flavor in a Singapore Sling.
Jennie __, mother of Winston Churchill.
Motte and __, castle keep and earthwork combo.
Art __, jazz drummer of the Jazz Messengers.
Hotel chain founded by Conrad in Texas in 1919.
Puzzle 15
Goblet-shaped drum of West Africa.
Linzer, Sacher and Schwarzwälder kirsch.
Clear __; eliminate bad feeling.
Except that; except on the condition that.
Alberto __, Italian F1 driver, winner with Ferrari.
German word for "leader" adopted by Adolf Hitler.
Slush __ machines make colourful edible snow.
Chinese uni based at Qing dynasty imperial gardens.
Puzzle 16
Bushcraft expert, TV personality and author.
Director of the film Son of Rambow: Garth __.
Computer accessory for typing letters and numbers.
Cambs college; Christopher Wren built the chapel.
The epithet used for Edmund II.
Serpent-like creature in British heraldry.
College named for the dead of the 100 Years' War.
Hoofed animal that chews the cud.
Puzzle 17
Original birdy name of ship renamed Golden Hind.
Hazzard persona named after Confederate president.
Institute aka The State University of New Jersey.
__ Castle, fairytale Swiss palace on Lake Geneva.
Maine arts college with polar bear mascot.
Puzzle 18
Get hold of something and make it your own.
Jurisdiction in Rome of the Catholic Church.
Frankie __, jockey with a lot of wins.
What Americans call a car's indicator.
Colouring, anagram of dashing.
Concierto de Aranjuez composer: Joaquín __.
Oldest uni in the US, based in Cambridge, Mass.
Unit of electric charge named after Michael __.
__ Burning, long-running fire service drama serial.
Breaking the Sound __, 1952 British film.
Crosses, eggs and chicks are all __ of Easter time.
Food, such as pies, sold at room temperature.
Puzzle 19
"Going the __" (imperial measure for added input).
Joint capital of the Canaries, with Las Palmas.
The E in LSE, or London School of __.
Atheist on trial for murder in Camus' The Stranger.
Curved swords swung by pirates.
Holiday when Charlemagne was crowned Emperor.
He danced with Jerry Mouse in Anchors Aweigh.
Perforated barrier to keep insects out in summer.
Running costs, operating expenses.
__ Clearwater Revival, performers of Proud Mary.
Move in wrestling that floors an opponent.
What Americans call a cattle grid.
__ Academy, where Star Trek officers are trained.
Medieval upper-body protection made of metal rings.
Puzzle 20
__ University, Discworld's seat of learning.
National Park in Devon and Somerset counties.
French designer known as "Le Magnifique": Paul __.
Debra __; Shadowlands and Urban Cowboy actress.
Formerly a women's-only Cambs college founded 1869.
Californian valley where US winemaking started.
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