CodyCross Things We Lose Pack answers
Things We Lose
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Office stationery tool for fixing papers together.
Custom-made, tailored to a particular person.
Caught an animal and stopped it from escaping.
Poisonous plant/drink used to kill Ancient Greeks.
Great pleasure or happiness, rhymes with "tonight".
Used by a woman to carry a purse and other items.
Do not __, sign hung on a hotel-room door.
Small, charming country residence.
Puzzle 2
Something to hold a liquid, like a glass or vase.
Contact __; removable vision correctors.
Lose __; enter a bad phone reception area.
Wrapped in the hair to create curls.
Garam __, a mixture of Indian spices.
Puzzle 3
Vehicle-sharing service to help the environment.
Routine checks by police or security officers.
__ ice, mashed ice used in long cocktails.
Once __ David's City; choral Christmas carol.
Thick, snuggly cover for a baby in a pushchair.
Kira __, plays Phoebe Thunderman on Nickelodeon.
Draw around the edge of a shape.
The sound of a phone when someone calls.
The Snowman and the __, chilly canine cartoon.
Permits that allow train travel, for example.
__ Board; Wii console accessory for standing on.
Sad, emotional and ready to cry.
Plural of index; how many times to use a number.
Martin Luther King's widow: __ Scott King.
Cutting down trees is known as __.
Puzzle 4
Nationality of someone from the United States.
Describes water with the impurities removed.
Cosy footwear worn inside the house.
Chain, sometimes with a pendant or medallion.
A __, singing style with all voices, no music.
Puzzle 5
Rock made by cemented grains of sand.
Curved pieces of plastic sit atop wheels of a bike.
Chocolate dessert with a gooey sauce.
Annoying someone to get a reaction.
Printed documents, e.g. contracts, receipts.
Swimming stroke with two-arm pull and dolphin kick.
Don light-coloured clothing to stay cool.
Puzzle 6
Shiny-bodied fish with a stripe down its back.
Deciding games at the end of a sports season.
Ballot to choose a political officer.
Competes for something (rhymes with "lends").
Outdoor grill for flame cooking food.
When planes come down at the end of flights.
Occupation of Al Capone, Bonnie and Clyde.
Game with a plastic mule for balancing things on.
Puzzle 7
Preserved remains of animals in rocks.
Is very angry, simmers with rage.
Jitterbugging, moving to music.
__ plague, a disease with swollen lumps.
__ Carlisle, Go-Go's lead who sang I Get Weak.
Puzzle 8
Southern African country, capital Gaborone.
Elastic tie for a ponytail or plait.
Assignments done outside of school time.
Anna __; starred as Poppy in Trolls.
To be delicate in movements, like a dancer.
Bob __ was Scrooge's clerk and father of Tiny Tim.
Playing short golf shots, or cutting potatoes.
Puzzle 9
Short message social site – watch your characters!.
Lose __ of a vehicle; skid or be unable to brake.
__ Miller, star of Dance Moms.
Opposite of presence; being missing from somewhere.
The round part of your seeing organ.
The room in a house where food is cooked.
A warm and cosy layer, e.g. blanket or vest.
Puzzle 10
A luxury, fast vehicle, e.g. a Lamborghini.
Offspring; young boys and girls.
When a bird moults, it loses __.
Tony the Tiger's grrreat breakfast cereal.
Sea between Italy and the Balkans.
__ Roth, author of Divergent book series.
To do with a country, not global or local.
Put someone's mind at ease; remove doubts.
Puzzle 11
Medic, aka GP, who treats common ailments.
Gina __, care worker in Tracy Beaker.
Padded bedcovers, often kicked off in the night.
The remains of something that was destroyed.
Puzzle 12
Lose one's __; go insane over mislaid glass balls.
Abnormal, not like everything else.
Buddies, mates, chums; not enemies.
Desperately dry period of weather with no rain.
Padded item for seating, often decorative.
Drinking far too much alcohol in a short time.
Puzzle 13
Nails with threads, for twisting to attach things.
A choir of __; heavenly beings with halos.
Pointy, frozen line of water hanging down outside.
Protective headgear worn by cyclists.
Give these out to friends you want at your party.
Synonym for "says" or "speaks".
A decorative pin worn to complement an outfit.
Fish with pink flesh that lays eggs in fresh water.
High seas robbery under a black and white flag.
Puzzle 14
International political hostility.
__ board, slice food on this with a knife.
Wires that are plucked on guitars.
Charlie __, film star known as the Little Tramp.
Round fasteners that are sewn onto clothes.
Admit to a wrongdoing or crime.
Bits of bird organs used in gravy.
Spring __, fall back; daylight saving saying.
Grand venue for sports events with lots of seating.
A scent that people wear to smell nice.
Warm knitted items worn around necks.
Country in Europe: anagram of "my range".
Puzzle 15
Jewellery worn around the wrist.
ID document for international travel.
Sour, astringent, like the liquid added to chips.
Someone who creates something new.
From the country known for haggis.
The right to vote in an election.
Blow Me (One __); 2012 song by Pink.
Older than 79/younger than 90, someone in their __.
The Amber __; third His Dark Materials novel.
Puzzle 16
A family member connected by blood.
Cuts small bits of wood off a stick.
Device for shielding you from the rain.
Tiny bugs that live in human hair.
Special offers, good deals at the shops.
Small metal links that attach locking devices.
Nazi bombing campaign on London.
A bottle size holding four bottles of Champagne.
Puzzle 17
Handel's most famous oratorio.
Really hoping for something to happen.
In the circus, found on a trapeze or high-wire.
Someone who makes a decision, a selection.
Transport with pedals and two wheels.
The type of orange used in marmalade.
A community of people linked together.
Someone who has had a limb cut off.
Puzzle 18
A text file saved on a computer.
Object carried for good luck or magical properties.
Secret phrase used to log into an online account.
Morpurgo's story of an animal once in army service.
__ For The Music; grateful ABBA hit in 1977.
Adjective relating to Spain/Spanish-speaking folk.
The study of genes and heredity.
Puzzle 19
Leaves used to make cigarettes and cigars.
Tropical green/red fruits, orange flesh, big stone.
__ International, human rights organization.
Point or dot in numbers, e.g. 2.5 or 1.75.
Source of power for phones, remote controls, etc.
People who are being held in a jail.
White water bird with a pouched beak to catch fish.
Tommy's best friend in Rugrats.
Medicine pills or handheld computers.
Puzzle 20
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