CodyCross Spring Things Pack answers
Spring Things
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Ice-T album where OG stands for Original this.
Table contents, periodically?.
Greek mythology hero with a weak heel.
Time taken for radioactivity to reduce by 50%.
Before CDs, music tape with reels inside.
A new boat christened in water.
Invasive twining plant with white flowers.
Largest of Spain's Canary Islands.
Officials who line the route of distance races.
Pilot Manfred von Richthofen's nickname.
Simplify, lower the intellectual content.
Jewish holiday marking the Israeli Exodus.
Puzzle 2
Bank accounts held overseas, not on the mainland.
With damnation, punishment for sinners.
Sour yellow drink made of citrus fruits.
__ life, the tagline associated with Panasonic.
A rock orbiting the sun; anagram of raid toes.
African country once ruled by Haile Selassie.
Heavy is the head that wears this; royal hat.
Losing the hair of an animal's winter coat.
Incredible, tremendous-looking.
General name for cups, plates and other tableware.
Puzzle 3
Narrator's last name in The Great Gatsby.
Arcade game of flipping metal balls around a board.
Treble speaker producing high audio frequencies.
Nottingham official who was Robin Hood's foe.
Adjective that relates to the liver.
Puzzle 4
Front sheet of a school project.
Balance along a flat strip between two trees.
She was driven in the title of a 1989 Oscar-winner.
People who tune in to radio broadcasts.
Type of dance with no choreography.
French word for rampart; it's a kind of street.
Fashion designer with flagship pink NY store.
Astrological sign of someone born on Christmas Eve.
Puzzle 5
Tamper-proof carrier for large sums of money.
Far Eastern fish, some carry eggs in their mouths.
The Greek goddess of agriculture.
The month of Sundance and the Golden Globes.
__ Day, You're Never Weird on the Internet author.
Outdoor bed often made of rope mesh.
The Moon landing was one giant leap for it.
Puzzle 6
Chile produces more of this metal than any country.
Roman who betrayed, assassinated Julius Caesar.
Type of particle collided at CERN's LHC.
Deceptive malware with Ancient Greek name.
Modal verb implying obligation or requirement.
First name of The Walking Dead actor Reedus.
Tennis Grand Slam held at Flushing Meadows.
Money On __; 2014 hit single for Sam Smith.
Puzzle 7
Kiosk selling papers and magazines.
Total of all the dots on a 6-sided die.
Typing tools attached to computers.
Tall yellow bloom of the genus Helianthus.
Smallest type of blood vessel in the body.
Methodical and systematic in work.
Book about Irish people, by James Joyce.
Second-largest city in Massachusetts.
Lift hair shade with darker strands.
Current advice is to do 10,000 a day.
According to the Buggles, Video Killed the __.
Puzzle 8
Pendant that stores a photograph.
__ battle, intensifying struggle.
Get-together of businesses to control a market.
Weasel relative commonly kept as a pet.
Ended the same, like "name", "tame", and "game".
Wooden poles attached to the feet to walk tall.
Louisa May who created Little Women.
Small plates of Chinese food, such as dumplings.
Large square-shaped bay in central Canada.
The area at the back of one's neck.
Puzzle 9
First name of the performer known as J-Lo.
Peered intensely with eyes half closed.
Edge of a property or a line you don't cross.
Country where spring's Songkran Festival is held.
Fish __, where fish eggs are born and grown.
Conflict between two groups in the same country.
Social network for employment connections.
An "Ugly" one turned out to be a swan.
Closed cupboard or cabinet for storing clothes.
Puzzle 10
Device for copying documents into a computer.
Natural environment in which an animal lives.
Gas; found in cleaning products such as bleach.
Live space and time welcoming anyone to perform.
Two-wheeled, human-powered vehicle.
A fictional archaeologist played by Harrison Ford.
Female parents celebrated on a specific Sunday.
Puzzle 11
Dried green herb often poured on pizza.
The protein fingernails are made from.
Term for a surfer getting thrown off the surfboard.
Permission is __; approval has been given.
Ancient sailor in Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem.
Twisting natural disaster most common in spring.
Little Movers brand of disposable diapers.
A computer program for exploring the internet.
Furniture that has been attached and doesn't move.
__ Sax, inventor of a brassy woodwind instrument.
Person who illegally sells concert tickets.
Small flow of water, a little stream, a trickle.
Puzzle 12
Do you remember the 21st night of this month?.
Structure built among branches.
Rapid spinning movement in ballet.
Someone's former school or university.
Exhibit with life-like models of famous people.
In basketball, an unopposed attempt to score.
Derogatory 1980s term for chronic fatigue syndrome.
Project Runway host, America's Got Talent judge.
Puzzle 13
A spring one is young, according to a saying.
Longed for; anagram of "end year".
Period of activity when logged in on a computer.
Title for a female Russian ruler.
Chemical element Hg, liquid at room temperature.
Weightlifting apparatus on a pole.
Farm-grown fruits and vegetables.
Name of the boy who befriends ET in the movie.
Actress Taylor, partner of Sarah Paulson.
Puzzle 14
Jeans front, the alternative to having a zip.
Race with swimming, cycling and running legs.
Machine used to cut one's grass.
How Sophia Petrillo starts a story: "__, Sicily.".
To be completely broken, emotionally or physically.
Series of shows performed at the same venue.
"Mad" spring rabbit and Lewis Carroll character.
The D in the English-Irish boy band 1D.
Puzzle 15
Italian knitwear fashion house.
Image item displayed on a screen.
Juicy fruits that might be blue, red or black.
Main star and producer of I Love Lucy, __ Ball.
1988 song by Tracy Chapman about escaping poverty.
Tennis alternative to singles.
These in April bring flowers in May.
Liquefied petroleum gas, often used for grilling.
Puzzle 16
The first taste sense in alphabetical order.
Paper pad for rough pencil drawings.
Green growths on tree branches.
Punctuation marks sometimes associated with Oxford.
Chopped into strips by forcing through holes.
__ Rider, 80s TV series starring David Hasselhoff.
Famous event that occurred on the HMS Bounty.
International pact or agreement.
There are 16 of them in a pound.
Crafter who makes rugs, fabrics.
W.R. Burnett novel and 1950 film: The Asphalt __.
Puzzle 17
A popular phrase, Thick as these.
Wonders, miracles, sensations.
Julia, actress who married Daniel Moder in 2002.
When food is cooked but is still firm, like pasta.
Stage musical that features All That Jazz.
French cleaner shrimp in Finding Nemo.
Letters one should mind, in a saying.
Having a thick and sometimes sticky consistency.
Outdoor movie theater with parked vehicles.
Puzzle 18
Adds more sugar; anagram of seen stew.
Carbon __, toxic gas in poorly ventilated spaces.
Praised a god, celebrated a god.
New York borough Captain America is from.
People who ride in canoe-like boats.
All About __, "no treble" hit for Meghan Trainor.
Scottish lake where mystery lurks beneath the water.
An amount removed from a cost or price.
Food that is flavored with almonds.
English queen who ruled from 1837-1901.
Neither municipal, nor provincial nor state related.
Puzzle 19
__ artichoke, knobbly veg looks like a potato.
Switch on this home cinema machine to play discs.
Hanging instrument played by the breeze.
Package paid to fired employees.
Major London square known for its pigeons.
Small, striped rodents like Alvin or Dale.
Writer who created Huckleberry Finn.
Bring legal action against someone.
Puzzle 20
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