CodyCross The Big Top Pack answers
The Big Top
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AdventurePuzzle 1
TV show featuring Paris and Nicole, The __ Life.
Tree foliage that fall to the ground in autumn.
Agatha Christie's famous Belgian detective.
Add face parts to this fun toy, Mr. __ Head.
There's no one as burly and brawny as him.
Plant found in deserts, with needles.
Ad hoc style of antics performed by actors.
Trip to see the Big Five animals in the wild.
Taste-enhancing substances, e.g. paprika, nutmeg.
Metal stick used when one has a broken leg.
__ hoop, circular apparatus hung from the ceiling.
Puzzle 2
Religious people may say these at night before bed.
Pieces of paper that let you into the big top.
Captain __, superhero also known as Steve Rogers.
Chopped meat that is stuffed in a casing and fried.
The world's largest species of bird.
Puzzle 3
Month in which Valentine's Day is celebrated.
Dangerous obstacle some acrobats leap through.
It proves a crime or a person's guilt.
Professional who designs and builds machines.
Short break midway through a stage performance.
Peanut-loving animal with a good memory.
Plastic wind instrument, often played badly.
Where Little Boy Blue fell asleep.
Bird covering used in some pillows.
Puzzle 4
Celebrations that mark becoming a year older.
Squeezebox instrument often played at the circus.
Author of the Harry Potter books.
Creepy-crawly said to have 100 legs.
Circus performer who can lift very heavy weights.
Business that launches books into print.
Reptile that Captain Hook is scared of.
Puzzle 5
Break free from a straitjacket.
The main card in a pack is the ace of this suit.
Heavenly messengers; found on top of the Xmas tree.
Chilly season that begins when autumn ends.
Creamy, milky Christmas beverage.
Headgear worn by a ringmaster.
Type of dance featuring tutus and pointe shoes.
Puzzle 6
A mirror does this to anything in front of it.
Piece of luggage used when flying on a plane.
Heavy metal bars lifted by strongmen.
Light brown spots on the skin.
Circus act in addition to the main act.
Language in which "konnichiwa" is a greeting.
Margaret __, the UK's first female Prime Minister.
The day after Halloween is the first of this month.
Puzzle 7
Mythical half-woman, half-fish.
One who can keep a lot of balls in the air.
The cost to take a plane trip.
What a tightrope walker and stilter must have.
Looking at and understanding the words in a book.
Yellow fruit that comes in bunches.
Use this to unclog a toilet, sink or drain.
__ Murphy, star of Peaky Blinders.
Puzzle 8
Large American reptile, similar to a crocodile.
Children's show about rescue dogs.
Place for roller coasters and other rides.
Large, sweet tropical fruit with yellow flesh.
Battery brand with a bunny who never stops.
Space Ranger Buzz who's Woody's best friend.
Web-slinging comic book hero created by Stan Lee.
If you jump from a plane, this slows your descent.
Author of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Puzzle 9
Buttercups and daffodils are this hue.
Unit of time, equal to one 60th of a minute.
Easter Day is always this day of the week.
Instructions for cooking a dish.
He swings from vine to vine lives in the jungle.
Gymnasts who are thrown in the air.
Places for circuses that aren't in tents.
Vancouver and Montreal are cities in this country.
Puzzle 10
Enormous floating block of frozen water.
Baseball player who throws the ball to a batter.
Another word for lifelong jobs.
What trapeze performers are often known as.
One of the basic divisions of a book.
Eight-legged creatures that spin webs.
Grand feast spread out across a table.
Puzzle 11
Madame Tussauds' is a famous one.
Clothes worn beneath others, next to the skin.
Playground game with chalk squares for jumping in.
He plays Lloyd in the Dumb and Dumber films.
Body parts to shrug when unsure.
What a doctor gives after a thorough examination.
Pilgrim ship that arrived in America in 1620.
A meal eaten in the morning, after waking up.
Superstitious theatrical way of saying "good luck".
Bride and groom's trip after their wedding.
Alien who travels through time in a blue box.
Puzzle 12
Da Vinci, or DiCaprio for example.
On this app, photo messages disappear quickly.
Pasta beloved by kids when coated with cheese.
Harry Potter lived in one under the stairs.
Quick, careless writing or drawing.
Where private vehicles are left temporarily.
Puzzle 13
Matt Damon's first role in was in __ Pizza.
The place where something begins or its source.
Montreal-based circus company Cirque du __.
Donkey whose tail always falls off.
Jungle-dwelling bird famous for its huge beak.
Number of Disciples in the Bible.
Members of the EU all lie on this continent.
Type of plant a clown might squirt water out of.
Puzzle 14
Follower of the church led by the Pope.
__ hole, a seasonal lake that appears in Africa.
Building surrounded by a protective wall.
The scapula bone is better known as this "blade".
Puzzle 15
Where gases emerge from a car; tailpipe.
Famous escape artist, Harry __.
Orange gourd carved at Halloween.
Disney movie that features A Whole New World.
Sweet tropical fruit with large stone inside.
Vibrant bird known for its large eye-covered tail.
Frank, singer known for the hit My Way.
Being alight with flames, on fire.
Classic scarlet clown accessory.
Computer part that makes paper copies.
Tallest, yellow resident of Sesame Street.
Luxury ship that hit an iceberg and sank in 1912.
Puzzle 16
Transparent, wobbly ocean dweller.
Medical board game: avoid the buzzer!.
A silent and propless clown performance.
Skilled crafter who creates or repairs footwear.
Yuletide is the season around this holiday.
A resource to find words with the same meanings.
Puzzle 17
Wire mesh doorway used to keep bugs out.
Hot beverage made from roasted beans.
Hard substance that teeth are made from.
Greece's Acropolis stands above this city.
Hue named after a citrus fruit.
Larger-than-life sculpture of a person.
Animal who is Winnie-the-Pooh's best friend.
Another name for rollerblades: __ skates.
Instruments with black and white keys.
Puzzle 18
Radical change in appearance of a room or home.
Triangular flags found all around the big top.
Finding out how heavy something is.
The length of time someone is expected to live.
1952 circus movie The __ Show on Earth.
Country in which Shakespeare's Macbeth is set.
Oatmeal, often eaten for breakfast.
Puzzle 19
A farmer uses this to keep birds out of fields.
Over-the-top acting performances.
One who performs death-defying stunts.
Boggy, sucking coastal land, difficult to escape.
The regular sound of blood pumped around the body.
Percussion instrument with wooden bars.
Furry pollinator who flits from flower to flower.
A religious building inhabited by monks.
Very high-heeled, glamorous shoes.
Puzzle 20
Plot of grass for animal grazing.
Four periods of the year, like autumn and summer.
Twist one's body in a very flexible way.
Sparkly craft material with tiny, shiny pieces.
Feeling digits on the ends of the hands.
To improve something to its newer version.
Brush __ are the movement of hairs across a canvas.
What dropped an apple on Newton's head.
Medieval way of preserving meat using a seasoning.
The ocean between Asia and the Americas.
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