CodyCross Survival Skills Pack answers
Survival Skills
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Large catastrophic wave; comes after an earthquake.
Fastening sticks together securely with rope.
The name of Jane Curtin's Conehead character.
Buildings in which horses live.
Country whose oldest city is Turku.
Jack __, hero of the books of Lee Child.
Expensive mushroom sought by pigs.
__ Avenue, US advertising mecca and Mad Men locale.
Puzzle 2
Caught __; unaware and unprepared.
One of Tchaikovsky's ballets: __ Beauty.
Myles __, a founder of the Plymouth Colony.
Pocket blade, could be Swiss Army.
The Blues __, stars John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd.
Packaged meal for microwaving, eat in front of box.
__ bodily harm; crime inflicting physical injury.
__ Death March, Swedish army blizzard retreat.
When a play or film is scheduled to start.
To have spread out irregularly.
Tying string or rope securely.
Puzzle 3
Place for depositing coats and bags at a museum.
Bonded formation of rugby players to gain the ball.
Term for someone who is idle or slacking off.
Build up a hoard of supplies for an emergency.
__ tuna; seafood also known by Hawaiian name ahi.
Emblem at the center of the Japanese flag.
Architectural style of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul.
__ racket, for hitting shuttlecocks with.
Queen of the Amazons in Greek mythology.
Peter Ackroyd's tale of London's East End churches.
When plants start to sprout from a seed.
Puzzle 4
Crisp, long green summer vegetable with seeds.
Follow a course using a map or the stars.
Washing or rinsing out water from one's mouth.
Olympic court sport with throwing to score goals.
Shrovetide festival, its French spelling.
Tool for plucking or for picking up tiny items.
Familiar word for blackberries.
Puzzle 5
Vocalist and pianist Stevie Wonder's real surname.
__ with My Aunt, manager discovers real mother.
Describes large felines in the wild.
Puzzle 6
Hong Kong Phooey's faithful switchboard operator.
Lake __, Swiss-Italian body of water.
Little Miss __; 2006 beauty pageant road trip film.
__ and Amazons, kids' stories by Arthur Ransome.
Acting out different scenarios in a job interview.
Devon upland home of The Hound of the Baskervilles.
Pigment that makes butter yellow: beta-__.
Half a pound of this rice helps pop the weasel.
Talented at drawing, painting, sketching, etc..
Buzzing, biting insect that carries malaria.
Omnium __, miscellaneous collection of stuff.
Puzzle 7
French president with Hungarian ancestry.
__ guns, imitation weapons firing foam.
184 pounds satellite launched in 1957: __ I.
Forename of John Lennon's first wife.
The sun, rain and other atmospheric conditions.
Can be alkaline, lithium-ion, lead-acid.
Within a building, not outside.
Makes a sauce thicker through boiling or simmering.
America __, who played Ugly Betty on TV.
The pipe bit of a set of bagpipes.
Guadalajara is capital of this Mexican state.
Sequel of a film, set before the existing film.
Puzzle 8
Caciocavallo __; Italian 'horse cheese'.
Name of an album and a tour for Christina Aguilera.
Wrap something in layers to keep it warm.
Background information gathered about a project.
Character of the lion in The Wizard of Oz.
Logs and branches for burning.
Person who oversees making a movie.
Puzzle 9
Milla __, Ukraine-born actress and model.
Black, burnt wood used for water filtration.
Fantasizing or imagining fictitious situations.
US state where The Waltons was set.
US vs Europe men's golf team competition.
Swiss mountain, site of Europe's highest railway.
Nationality of author Chinua Achebe.
Drop in temperature; escape of warmth from body.
Puzzle 10
__ balls, disguised visages at Venetian Carnival.
__ Mousekewitz, the hero of An American Tail.
Bubba __, 2012 and 2014 Masters-winning golfer.
Earth's landscape, the outdoors.
Kindling, wood for starting a fire.
Franz Liszt's composer son-in-law: Richard __.
Author of The Borrowers: Mary __.
Puzzle 11
Steps down from being a monarch.
Roman architect, who described proportions of man.
sculptures or statues, for instance.
Australian chocolate dipped sponge cake treat.
Hand-held timepiece once used in running races.
The route or path that the wind takes.
Retorted, responded, contradicted.
Longest month of the year, in letters, not days.
Will & Grace's Jack McFarland.
Norwegian city with spectacular Nidaros church.
Freshly sprouted plants, just starting to grow.
Puzzle 12
Queen Elizabeth II's couturier: Stewart __.
Facial expressions when annoyed or concentrating.
Three-footed structure, for hanging cooking pot on.
Small red or pink Chinese fruit with a warty peel.
Tom __, author of The Hunt for Red October.
Country where Leon Trotsky was assassinated.
Puzzle 13
3 times Prime Minister of Australia: Alfred __.
Dr. __, German company famous for cake mixes.
Gold or silver coins in Europe in the Middle Ages.
__ Koala, animated fellow who disappeared at will.
Outwardly curved surface like on an optical lens.
To have put shopping into carriers.
Exchange views; compare opinions.
Removing water from damp clothes with the sun.
Puzzle 14
Actions of an effective group of people at a job.
Constructing a shelter or house.
Highly corrosive gas with the chemical symbol F.
Janeane __, Wet Hot American Summer's Beth.
Operation __ Freedom; codename for war on terror.
Furniture items at which one applies make-up.
Word definition list found at the back of a book.
Country formerly ruled by Robert Mugabe.
Removing the feathers from a dead bird.
Puzzle 15
__ Wagon, generic car used by The Brady Bunch.
Weekend home of Queen Elizabeth II: __ Castle.
The whole is more than the sum of its parts.
Fire starters that you strike.
Vehicle cleaner with big rollers.
To have cut a carrot into cubes/pieces.
Giant __, white-flowering plant with toxic sap.
Hugh __, actor, Wolverine in the X-Men series.
Lyrics: I see a red door and I want it __ black.
Traditional stage assistant in Indian magic.
Puzzle 16
Nickname of Laura Ingalls' character in 70s show.
Footwear that's not old, bought recently.
Mouldable synthetic materials such as in packaging.
What people type on when using a laptop.
Fungus that can be edible or poisonous.
Bat Out of Hell singer born Marvin Lee Aday.
The tragic flaw in Greek tragedies.
Largest moon in the solar system.
State whose capital was named after Abe Lincoln.
Joiner between train carriages.
Puzzle 17
Hunting animals by following their paw prints.
Lines indicating height on a topographic map.
Tall stick for hanging head coverings.
Joined letters with a short line.
Catching animals in a pit or enclosure, for food.
With the original name replaced.
Flying fish with cou-cou is its national dish.
__ Russell, starred in His Girl Friday.
People or things that are no longer productive.
Eric Idle musical loosely based on the Holy Grail.
Book of essays by Octavio Paz, The Labyrinth of __.
Capital of Ancient China's Western Xia Empire.
Puzzle 18
Primary response medical supplies kit.
Covering and treating a wound.
Another name for plumage, often brightly colored.
Nicole Kidman's psycho news anchor movie.
School where Harry Potter studies magic.
Puzzle 19
Hebrew word for the holiday of Passover.
Tiers of clothing, added for warmth.
Do not go __ into that good night: by Dylan Thomas.
Mirror-finish metal or Google browser.
Rocky the Rooster's love interest in Chicken Run.
Security; cover and protection from danger.
Walk with nonchalance and ostentation; to parade.
Puzzle 20
Plumped up feathers or pillows.
Sarah __, 18th-century actress painted by Reynolds.
People who move sheep or cattle around.
New England clam treat eaten with a spoon.
Slimy doris is a brown spotted __.
__ Dietrich, German actress and cinema icon.
Apply this to stop chapping of the mouth.
Title or address for married Spanish women.
North Italian city, sounds like a spaghetti sauce.