CodyCross The Bronte Sisters Pack answers
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AdventurePuzzle 1
The second largest Czech spa town.
Theron played this serial killer Aileen in Monster.
Poisonous substance once found in wallpaper.
Buttery, Danish cheese used in sandwiches.
1988 album by The Desert Rose Band.
Root used as a remedy for digestion and acne.
The second L in MOBA video game LoL.
Grassy plains with wildflowers.
Dolman, lantern, and virago, for example.
Acrobatic Marvel villain AKA John Robert Keane.
Literary form written by the Brontës.
Swift counter-reaction, as in fencing.
Puzzle 2
Issigonis car reimagined for beaches.
Craft that uses paper coils to create pictures.
Way to clean clothes with very, very hot water.
Nationality of former pole vaulter Sergey Bubka.
Giant terraced compound in ancient Mesopotamia.
She tricked her suitors until Odysseus returned.
Excessive inward curvature of the spine.
Fact-checked and confirmed to be true.
Descendants of Esau, from Transjordan.
Sister to Agnes in the Anne Brontë novel.
The woodwind instrument played by Squidward.
Flower-like markings on leopards, jaguars.
Puzzle 3
Dragon-like Pokémon, evolved from Charmeleon.
Male pen name for Emily Brontë.
Old-fashioned name for a female writer.
Becker and Fagan band with Reelin' in the Years.
A 1922 German silent film about a vampire.
Inventor of the backstaff navigational device.
The inkblot test introduced in the 1920s.
Puzzle 4
Wiccan and Masonic concept, __ So Below.
Products sent to be sold in other countries.
Large historical region encompassing central Spain.
She was live-in maid to the Brontë siblings.
The inner ear bone whose name means hammer.
Meteorological phenomenon remembered by Roy G. Biv.
Puzzle 5
Fictional world of the Brontës, in Juvenilia.
Flight at or near the speed of sound.
Rare New Zealand coastal bird with dainty name.
French heroine during the Hundred Years' War.
Toy Story's stretchy Dachshund.
Elder Brontë sister who wrote The Green Dwarf.
Indian grand temples with erotic carvings.
Puzzle 6
Wuthering Heights' elderly, religious servant.
Endangered marsupial, aka the brush-tailed bettong.
1964 Andy Warhol film with no actors.
Greedily consume; get through fuel quickly.
John who plays a puppeteer in Being John Malkovich.
A silk or cotton headdress commonly worn by Sikhs.
Slow, intimate dance from 18th-century Spain.
Some believe Moses did this to the Red Sea.
Tortilla chips with melted cheese, salsa.
Corruption of adorable, very cute.
The rapper whose real name is Nayvadius Wilburn.
Victorian writer Hardy, influenced by the Brontës.
Noise of disapproval at a comedian's performance.
Puzzle 7
Orphan Crimsworth in The Professor book by Brontë.
Swedish heavyweight boxer Johansson.
Space probes that carried Beethoven music.
Fictional country in film Coming to America.
Fish with a funnel-shaped mouth and no jaw.
Steep-sided dry gullies in desert areas.
American gathering where square dancing happens.
This spirit's formula is C2H6O.
Farmer Markham in Anne Brontë book.
Puzzle 8
Month when Panama celebrates its independence.
A song and dance craze by Los Del Rio.
Clergyman in Agnes Grey novel.
The New York borough where Captain America is from.
Hairy faced, also describes feline faces.
Chinese province where the Boxer Rebellion started.
Berlin radio tower that resembles the Eiffel Tower.
Case rendered inconclusive because of error.
Shiny floor covering that looks like wood.
Large projects often require it.
Puzzle 9
Magical pet pig in Disney's "The Black Cauldron".
It's often turned down during commercials.
He sang Neverending Story on Stranger Things.
Something said at the moment of discovery.
Plus size women's clothing chain founded in 2001.
__ of Literature, moniker given to Emily Brontë.
Usual hue of sea buckthorn berries.
A plant disease that causes browning and death.
A Japanese hostess who sings and dances.
Last name of Ellen, friend of Charlotte Brontë.
Burning of herbs to purify a home.
Fruity word that often accompanies keen.
Puzzle 10
Japanese barbecue cooking grill.
The triangular-shaped shoulder muscle.
Seoul district whose Style Psy sang about in 2012.
How people post something on Twitter.
The 2nd light blue avenue, Monopoly's US version.
Royal house of Queen Victoria.
Pre-1974 name of the Denver Nuggets.
McCarthy who cooked for Gilmores, busted ghosts.
Element number 35 on the periodic table.
Country where the Brontës' father was from.
Thomas __ Newby, London publisher of Agnes Grey.
Aquatic snails with a conical shell.
French abstract painter of the cubism movement.
Puzzle 11
Wellington's adversary, who interested the Brontës.
A cappella group that Glee's Kurt, Blaine join.
Loose and bright African shirts.
Relating to words who lose final sound when spoken.
Charlotte Brontë protagonist who marries Rochester.
German mathematician who devised famous conjecture.
A species of baleen whales with long pectoral fins.
Invisible level above which no large plants grow.
NPC who only exists to die dramatically.
Outer entrance before a temple's main gateway.
What B B stood for in singer Mr King's name.
An essential piece added crosswise through an axle.
Lions, Tigercats, and Bears play this sport.
Puzzle 12
Overwatch character with the full name Lena Oxton.
Zac Efron, Jessica Chastain, and Natalie Portman.
Beloved by the Brontës, Scottish novelist Scott.
The God of creation in Hindu religion.
This word before any feeling makes it extreme.
Domestic animal related to a polecat.
Alternative rock band known for Where Is My Mind?.
To fix an unfortunate situation.
Miss __, Roe Head headmistress to Charlotte Brontë.
Grandson of Genghis Khan, founder of Yuan dynasty.
The largest ringed planet in the solar system.
Turning your microphone off during an online call.
This person writes without a pen.
Nicolas Cage flew this helicopter in Fire Birds.
Puzzle 13
Artist John who tutored the Brontë clan in drawing.
Product used to treat and prevent baldness.
Captain or person in charge of a boat.
Cereal or snack made with oats, nuts.
The word used to refer to a Jedi apprentice.
Using DNA to grow an exact copy.
Beagle guitarist from The Banana Splits.
The __, podcast about Theranos founder.
1950s subculture bohemian person with rhythm.
Repeated name of mill owner in The Professor.
Puzzle 14
The first listed ingredient of Goldfish Crackers.
Stone from the stomach of an animal used in magic.
1990 horror film with Kathy Bates and James Caan.
US state known for Portland, Mount Hood.
The Smith in Smith, Elder & Co., Brontë publisher.
The organ that produces mature T cells.
Puzzle 15
First single released by the Foo Fighters.
Anne Brontë's pseudonym, like Currer.
The antagonist race in the Alien film series.
Something shaped like a worm, like an appendix.
The chemical reaction between air and metals.
Interim or temporary, such as a table for a desk.
The Mad Men character played by Jon Hamm.
World of Warcraft's third expansion.
Puzzle 16
What the Brontë siblings called their toy soldiers.
People elected to serve six years in US Congress.
Rear wagon used to stop or slow a train.
Lines Composed in a Wood on a __, Anne Brontë poem.
Metal drinking vessels filled with beer.
Disadvantage given to a better player in golf.
Austrian singing family from The Sound of Music.
Metamorphic green rock from Africa.
Agatha Christie's home on the River Dart.
Only country situated in all four hemispheres.
Interpretation, especially of the scriptures.
Puzzle 17
Technical term for a bird's wingspan.
Painter Edvard Munch was born in this country.
A hallucination from the heat in a desert.
Rideable wheel at the Chicago World's Fair.
6th-century Scottish monk who moved to Brittany.
To release from a curled or folded position.
Edgar in Wuthering Heights; Heathcliff's son.
The Italian city known for its canals and bridges.
A pina colada made with vodka, not rum.
Come __ Child, poem by Emily Brontë.
Simba's father in The Lion King.
Iron __, known as fool's gold.
Puzzle 18
Surname of Bulgarian installation artist Christo.
Diacritic with two dots, seen in the Brontë name.
Investor money pooled and managed to reduce risk.
He invented the printing press.
Writer with initials W. M., known to C. Brontë.
Puzzle 19
A headscarf worn by Russian women.
Sister of Robert Moore in Shirley.
Solution that halts the development of a photo.
Dry vomiting, often because of a bad smell.
The villain known as the clown prince of crime.
Great-great-great-grandson of the mammoth.
Thin, deep-fried tofu pouch in Japanese cuisine.
Insect that builds a nest of clay/sand with saliva.
One of Ragnar Lothbrok's sons, Bjorn __.
Someone seeking sensual gratification, a hedonist.
Woolf, who wrote about Haworth and the Brontës.
Surname of Ada, a pioneer in computer programming.
Classic card game where players form melds.
Defensive wall made from wooden logs.
Puzzle 20
Lebanese bulghur and parsley salad.
Subtitle of the 2002 movie Cube 2.
Old-timey job in a bowling alley.
Capitals of Seychelles and British Columbia.
Novel by Anne Brontë about a governess.
Shabby, threadbare, munched by insects.
Some people never cut this cord with their moms.
Moon of Saturn with high geyser activity.
Wide French avenue, often bordered by trees.
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