CodyCross Same Letter at Both Ends Pack answers
Same Letter at Both Ends
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Big square knives used by butchers.
Where you trade valuables for money when desperate.
How different surfaces feel to the touch.
Spring __, annual super-spruce-up of a house.
Spring bulb with many pastel bracts.
Unpaved driving surface that may kick up dust.
Puzzle 2
Bed __, painful place for meditation.
In cooking, a flambé burns most of this off.
Land that is used for grazing animals.
__ Grace, hymn recorded by Joan Baez, Judy Collins.
Having the hue of the sun, or of butter.
Shapes of downward corkscrew coils.
Bar that makes beer on premises and serves food.
Mighty __ Power Rangers to the rescue!.
Puzzle 3
What a dentist puts into drilled-out teeth.
A card or letter's paper container.
Domestic repair person, doer of odd-jobs.
Delicate insect with transparent wings.
Primary part of a country, not offshore islands.
Beer made by monks, especially in Belgium.
Puzzle 4
The remains of a chopped-down oak, cedar, or maple.
Metal piece used to hold together documents.
Dominant man in a group; top dog.
Unsolicited attempts at contact by phone.
Equine fishes with curly tails but no saddle.
Author of the Harry Potter books.
New arrival who settles in a country.
Feathery fool with an aviary cerebrum.
Puzzle 5
With facial hair covering cheeks and neck.
Nudged someone with the crook of your arm.
Canadian province, home to the Niagara Falls.
Triangular strip of cloth tied around head.
Pizza__, restaurant chain with speedy pies.
The Good, the Bad and __, Western movie.
__ flu, worldwide pandemic of 1918-19.
Puzzle 6
Money given in exchange for goods or services.
1956 song of excess for Elvis Presley.
Leapt over something, maybe with a pole.
Penelope __, driver of the Compact Pussycat.
__ valleys; glacial troughs that resemble a letter.
Ruins a building with vandalism.
Puzzle 7
Collections of items on display in a museum.
Shining in the light, maybe the twilight's last?.
Force that keeps an object moving.
Governing, serving, holding a position of power.
Where trekkers stay at the foot of Mount Everest.
What (eventually) comes from a tap marked H.
Puzzle 8
__ happen; don't stress when things go wrong.
US state, the site of Roswell.
Improving with additions; making an image clearer.
Biblical name for the devil himself.
Like a tightrope walk, but with looser tension.
Range of heavy, powerful guns used in warfare.
And the other way around, in Latin.
In Jack and the Beanstalk, what the goose lays.
Puzzle 9
__ and groaned, complaining about something.
Multi-athlete races with batons.
Furry wild dogs that howl at the moon.
__ Mary; non-alcoholic tomato juice cocktail.
Exams taken at the end of the semester.
Non-standard phonetic spelling for the letter H.
Gnomeo & __, kids movie based on Shakespeare.
Puzzle 10
Heavy spherical track and field projectile.
Sudden big drop in a stock's value.
Capacity of one of the breathing organs.
A poor worker from the Middle Ages.
Puzzle 11
Surround, like a ring of Wild West wagons.
To go off at __ is to fail because of bad planning.
Using a machine to put ink on paper.
Italian motherly expression often sung.
Two-dimensional shapes with many sides.
Ice cream treat from the golden arches.
Puzzle 12
Move back and forwards, anagram of 'licsoleta'.
__ stroke, most tiring of all swimming strokes.
Faux language, a mix of English and Spanish.
__ National Cemetery, military site for the fallen.
Confident, not shy at expressing opinion.
Series of steps, often elegant, in a grand house.
Fruit found on a Hawaiian pizza.
Rear entrance for entertainment staff.
Destructive events by earthquakes, tsunamis, etc.
Evergreen with red berries for Xmas.
Puzzle 13
Deities worshiped in ancient Athens.
Native ceremony to encourage wet weather.
Infallible, fail-safe, can't go wrong.
__ dad; father who has no previous children.
Sour but non-corrosive candies.
Italian term for many entertainment promoters.
Abrasive sheet used for making surfaces smoother.
Rapper who married Kim Kardashian.
Describes men wearing no tops.
Puzzle 14
Gassy stomach sound after over-indulgence.
Set times used to plan your day.
Similar in appearance to Yogi, Pooh, or Ted.
Little green men from the red planet.
Artistic types who use brushes and canvas.
Italian dish of braised veal on the bone.
Those with no fixed place to live.
Fabric strip soaks up sweat from the hairline.
Puzzle 15
Alliterative alternative name for table tennis.
Stronger and steadier, more solid.
Circular movement of the hips as in a dance.
Hunky actor who was half of Brangelina.
Marine mammals also known as sea cows.
Ballroom dance that was Matilda's preference.
Imagine, foresee, or have a pre-vision.
Puzzle 16
Gave light intermittently like a candle.
Fizzy, spicy mixer associated with Canada Dry.
Mr __; expert on absolutely everything.
Lack of knowledge, experience, or understanding.
A single percentage of something, one __.
__ factor; effect of the breeze on temperature.
Divination of stars' influence on human affairs.
Scenery movers at an auditorium.
Puzzle 17
Robin Hood was followed around by these chaps.
"The Green Fairy" aniseed liquor.
Liquid soap's obvious other name.
Recall something from the past.
Working on this all the live long day.
"Taste the rainbow" confectionery.
Greedy for money, or clutching at straws.
Puzzle 18
Large enamel basin for soaking and washing.
Goal __; attacking player in soccer or handball.
A lovely combination of notes, two part maybe?.
African country, anagram of regalia.
Temperature scale where boiling = 100 degrees.
Immediately available to buy, yes we have it!.
Violent rush of water; pirating download option.
An event serving food from an outside biz is __.
__ vista, Arnie's Terminator catchphrase.
Puzzle 19
Bureaucracy that needs to be "cut through".
__ arrest, another name for a heart attack.
Escape __; performers who can wriggle free.
Double-winged aircraft for loop-the-loops.
Happy Birthday Sweet __, a song by Neil Sedaka.
In Spanish this country is called Dinamarca.
Periodic covering of the moon or the sun.
Corn flakes are this kind of noisy when eaten.
Puzzle 20
Common lumber/board dimensions (in inches).
Water __, crunchy aquatic veg used in Chinese food.
Someone who is obsessed with tidiness.
Overgrown vegetation that takes Jack to the giant.
Marine creature named after a circus comedian.
Expressing courtroom opposition.
Charisma, or attraction for iron filings.
Showing signs of future success.
Squatting down in an attempt to hide.
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