CodyCross Swimming Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Automatic ads that appear on screen.
US world record-holder swimmer Matt.
Mindset that basic abilities can be improved.
Soft, wrinkled nut served in a Waldorf salad.
The twin brother of Pollux in Greek mythology.
Repetitive swimming training exercises.
These handheld spinners were a craze in the 2010s.
Minor amendments to a piece of written work.
The valve between a heart's atrium and ventricle.
Puzzle 2
A four-sided spinning top used during Hanukkah.
Assign a job or role to someone.
Toni Morrison's 1987 Pulitzer-winning novel.
Dancing violently at rock concerts, in a pit maybe.
British artist David, who painted A Bigger Splash.
Star Trek race to which Worf belongs.
Control capsule in medical trials.
Large tapering body of veg that grows underground.
Meditative focal points for energy in the body.
Puzzle 3
Bad, terrible-tasting alcohol.
Short trailer to promote a movie.
Run or swim as fast as you can.
Relating to the cosmos, with planes and projection.
Epiphone are famous makers of this instrument.
Horse pace slower than galloping.
Tropical lake ideal for wild swimming.
__ Dutch; gibberish, nonsense.
Shakespeare's doomed Danish prince.
Hat worn by Sinatra or Bogart.
Netflix series based on the story of Pablo Escobar.
Puzzle 4
Site of nuclear power disaster in 1986.
Soft bullets that kids shoot from Nerf guns.
Rest periods between swimming sets.
What Lady Kluck, Maid Marian played in Robin Hood.
Be safe, be seen when cycling at night.
Loud speaker setting for an in-car phone.
Team ball sport in a pool with goals.
Puzzle 5
Leap from the side of a pool and get wet.
Fold the corner of a book's page.
Stocks and these, financial stakes in corporations.
Organisms studied by a bryologist.
Rock band 10cc weren't this in 1975.
Ruffled and peaked headgear associated with Easter.
Actor Ray, star of Everybody Loves Raymond.
Defensive hairs on porcupines.
He was Great in F Scott Fitzgerald's famous novel.
Slippery slides found at a water park.
Puzzle 6
Pool employee to rescue swimmers in trouble.
A close friend; derives from the Latin for bread.
Delicate part of a Valentine's flower.
Swim stroke with arms circling at the same time.
Like many chocolate chips used for baking.
Type of object that may meet an unstoppable force.
Smaller stream that flows into a larger river.
Puzzle 7
Hormone that promotes female characteristics.
Angela Lansbury starred in Murder, __.
Go underwater in a metal crate to swim with sharks.
Like carpets, boards or rugs, collectively.
Hard-to-see slippery surface in freezing weather.
Legal name for the crime of murder.
Take matters into your __; tackle issues directly.
__ water, using feet to stay upright in deep water.
Puzzle 8
Electrical wires or power leads.
Repeated shows broadcast on TV.
Collective term for particles as a substance.
Middle Eastern dip made from ground sesame.
The collective name for a lion, tiger and leopard.
__ Manuel, US freestyle swimmer won Rio gold.
Joan of Arc's French first name.
The smallest of the world's oceans.
Summertime Sadness singer Lana.
Puzzle 9
Brand of breathing apparatus for divers.
French term for set-price meal of several courses.
Glass container for preserving foods.
Top right corner square on a Monopoly board.
Single-wheeled vehicle usually propelled by pedals.
Metal piece that locks and unlocks a home.
Puzzle 10
Trouble __; a dangerous situation is unfolding.
Elf played by Orlando Bloom in Lord of the Rings.
Industry that involves hotels and attractions.
A male who practices witchcraft.
Names shown on a screen at the end of a TV show.
Country that separates Morocco and Tunisia.
Part of the pool where people can't stand up.
Round pastas made from potato or semolina.
Simple camera with a tiny aperture.
Puzzle 11
Knocking a ball-wielding player to the ground.
Duck-billed egg-laying Australian mammal.
Bobbing in water without sinking.
Traditional Jewish cigar-shaped filled pancakes.
Telephone connection that isn't mobile.
2011 movie based on a Michael Morpurgo novel.
Metallic pinkish shade, available for iPhones.
Volcanic plume that causes flight disruption.
Puzzle 12
This stocky canine is often a symbol of Britain.
Swim sessions for learning to crawl.
Brand of warm, sleeved blankets made of fleece.
Athletic DC Comics scarlet superhero.
Models and prototypes of designs.
Tough triathlon with swimming of up to 3.9 km.
It's said to not be over until she sings.
To bar from participation or entrance.
Puzzle 13
A space where things are put away for later use.
Male diver who resembles a toad?.
Language in which you might say "ciao bella".
Some people swim this water between UK and France.
The scientific study of the human body.
Name of Pete's Dragon in children's fantasy films.
Puzzle 14
First name of composer Mozart.
Dad does his daughter's locks in this Oscar winner.
Chemical added to pool water for cleanliness.
Type of pen with a refillable liquid ink supply.
1960s US sitcom about a talking horse.
Edited to withdraw sensitive information.
Place that's an anagram of "a blowgun".
Puzzle 15
Religion associated with Siddhartha Gautama.
Ovenproof dishes, pots and pans.
Figure-of-eight swim float to place between legs.
Cuisine associated with ramen, gyoza and sake.
Political belief in the destruction of authority.
__ image, someone who looks identical.
Like vitamins, they're important nutrients.
Viral prank involving an Astley hit.
Luxury pool with a side that goes on forever.
Puzzle 16
12th astrological sign, represented by fish.
The West ones include the Bahamas and Jamaica.
To fix something to make it more comfortable.
Nice cloth used on the table for a party.
Projections found at the back of people's throats.
1990 horror about an author and his biggest fan.
Hit for David Bowie in 1969, Space __.
__ ring, flotation device for young swimmers.
Sir Edmund, British astronomer known for his comet.
Like a donut covered in a shiny, sweet coat.
Humped desert animals, Bactrian or dromedary.
If It __, collection of four Stephen King novellas.
Zinedine; French ex-soccer player, nicknamed Zizou.
Attract attention jumping into a pool; make a __.
Puzzle 17
Out of __, beyond safe limits in a pool.
Clothing requirements to be worn to an event.
Canine name for America's long-distance busses.
A dive that ends by painfully hitting the stomach.
Sink for cleaning the face and hands.
He was prime minister of Italy during World War II.
Puzzle 18
Landing of a plane or a rocket.
Warmed up the oven before putting food in.
Ecuadorian islands rich in wildlife species.
Device used to time a swimmer during a race.
One who performs tightrope or trapeze tricks.
Adjective describing the rapper Biggie Smalls.
Natural, outdoor swimming possibility.
Lenin's party that led the 1917 October Revolution.
To use a bright shade to make something stand out.
Puzzle 19
Arrangement of 12 pairs of bones around the chest.
__ to be true, hard to believe something is real.
US medal-winning swimmer Katie, Olympic gold at 15.
Laurel tree product, often used in cooking.
Like Cassandra, one who tells the future.
Exercise where muscles consume oxygen.
Burning or corrosive, like acid.
Movie showing during the daytime.
Canadian artist Nelly who sang "I'm Like a Bird".
Like milk that's passed its use by date.
Puzzle 20
Photographer's space for developing photos.
Three-headed dog said to guard the gates of Hell.
Ride waves without a board, using your chest.
__ Glory, Adele's first singles hit.
Asking a politician to support a particular cause.
Nip __, stop before it gets out of control.
Sharon, X Factor judge and cohost on The Talk.
Sorcerer in Shakespeare's The Tempest.
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