CodyCross Tools of the Trade Pack answers
Tools of the Trade
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Clothing worn when leaving Earth's atmosphere.
Earned raise or upgraded title, often both.
The part used to steer a bicycle.
Sacrilege, acting against God.
__ the Bride; song commonly heard at weddings.
Piece of information used to make decisions.
Computer tool for preventing unwanted promotions.
Puzzle 2
Over-the-ankle footwear, like Converse All-Stars.
Pest that feeds off other creatures.
Cadbury Easter treat with yolk middle.
Electromagnetic radiation popular in comic books.
Pad used for jotting down ideas; Sparks' film.
Pink TV porker with a young brother George.
Course sessions that enhance skills.
Your child's child would be this male relative.
Gifts, given for celebrations.
Part of road for use by the speediest drivers.
Outdoor heat source for toasting marshmallows.
Puzzle 3
The bare essentials, no frills.
Breakfast food of oats, fruit, nuts, seeds, syrups.
Detectives, in the vein of Sherlock Holmes.
Large jug for serving drinks in at parties.
With low volume, in a non-loud way.
Put the cat among the __, means to cause an upset.
Instrument used in fanfare for announcements.
An insect, and also the name of a sport.
Amy __, comedian, actress, writer, producer.
Puzzle 4
Having suffered the loss of one's husband or wife.
Clothing designer template; repeating design.
Country where goulash originated, a desire to eat?.
Online destination created by a programmer.
Storage spot with doors, often holds dishes.
Puzzle 5
__ hero; one whose good deeds go unnoticed.
What to wear for a party, attire.
Hansel's sister in the fairy tale.
The fruit that's most ready to eat is the __.
Neeson had a "particular set" of these in Taken.
Cuban tobacco products, rolled on bare thighs.
Cyber __; post-Thanksgiving bargain shopping event.
The sharp parts of an ice-skate.
Photographic device for capturing moments.
Puzzle 6
Person who runs a machine; police/phone dispatcher.
Worn by the Phantom of the Opera.
Crowing cockerels who sing cock-a-doodle.
Jay-Z has 99 __ in this 2003 hit song.
Harry Potter and the __ of Azkaban.
City home to the Canadian F1 Grand Prix.
Italian dessert made with coffee and sponge cakes.
Puzzle 7
__ cob, yellow kernels coated with melted butter.
Jumping out of an aircraft with a parachute.
Place where bituminous fuels are mined.
The small and large length of digestive tract.
Person employed to exercise canines.
Why the Scarecrow went to the Wizard; he was __.
I've got sunshine on a __; The Temptations lyric.
Felt bad about having done something.
__ out; trying new thing, turning over new leaf.
"This little piggy cried __ all the way home".
Puzzle 8
British nanny Mary __, played by Julie Andrews.
To wow somebody; anagram of simpers.
They trade by selling on an online auction site.
Pussy __, soft, furry, yellowy flower clusters.
Founder of the Mongol Empire: __ Khan.
Tailpipe; gasses made by an engine.
Flat flipping tool for a cook.
L'Oréal's slogan: Because you're __.
Fierce competition between two local teams.
Acupuncturists stick these in patients.
The struggle of daily life and getting "cheese".
Puzzle 9
According to the nursery rhyme, she lost her sheep.
Shop __, look at all options before buying.
Mixture of flour, eggs, milk for e.g. pancakes.
__ blasters, 80s portable (just) stereo systems.
Sports shirt worn by a player.
Distress call, French for "come and help me".
Miniature versions; runway walkers.
Puzzle 10
Cooperative collaboration with a group.
__ actor; someone who dreams of the big screen.
Vegetable spuds you can bake, boil, fry or mash.
Published collection of recipes.
The second largest ocean of the world.
3D ones create figures, paper ones copy images.
Ride the breeze and the waves.
Approved or admitted, like to college.
Motorcyclists' typical clothing of choice.
Grotesque carved face on church roof.
Puzzle 11
Octagonal instruction for vehicles to cease moving.
Character on the front of easy-cook rice packaging.
Making a voluntary fundraising contribution.
Shop that deals with fixing cars.
Feathered fowls with beautiful tail display.
Hair tied up behind, resembling that of a horse.
Producing unusual or original ideas.
Puzzle 12
Non-professionals; lovers of what they do.
Enough to make someone not drunk.
Support on the back of a seat of a motor vehicle.
Soft, spoonable desserts like chocolate or tapioca.
Large straw hat, a souvenir from Spain or Mexico.
Online platform for raising money for charities.
Decorative container to hold a kid's school meal.
Tool used on a door when the key is missing.
Puzzle 13
Public __; busses, trains or ferries, for example.
A skydiver uses this to stop freefalling.
Science that deals with food and nourishment.
__ People with Billy Eichner and Julie Klausner.
Large bloom with yellow petals, edible seeds.
Earth's axis point in Antarctica.
__ of grandeur, false notions of awesomeness.
Puzzle 14
Walk clumsily, right before falling maybe.
Juliet talks to Romeo from her bedroom __.
Movement of a horse onto its back legs.
Cuts the hair of animals, predominantly dogs.
Circus swing that acrobats hang from.
With or __ You, powerful 80s ballad by U2.
Bank __, place where your money is kept.
Heavy artillery that fire big round balls.
__ more than you can chew; take on too much.
Your __; term of address for royalty.
Disciple, one of 12 first followers of Christ.
Roads for planes to take off and land.
Puzzle 15
Another word for landing a fish.
Skilled worker who repairs cars, etc..
Solar rays that shine on summer days.
Frozen, dairy-based dessert we all scream for.
Monica's husband in Friends, Mr. Bing.
Holes used by perfumers and sommeliers to smell.
Restaurant leftovers taken home for a pooch maybe.
__ training; learn as you work.
Writhed back and forth like a worm.
Elvis sang you ain't nothin but one of these.
St Francis __; patron saint of ecologists.
Actor Cumberbatch's first name.
Made of a material such as iron, steel, or gold.
Croakiest, huskiest voice; maybe w/ a sore throat.
Someone unfeeling or emotionless; sashimi?.
Commemorative book published annually by a school.
Puzzle 16
Chain __, notes that "must" be passed on for luck.
Having broken free, narrowly perhaps.
Type of animal; not genus, not family.
Detailed leaflet given out at a play or recital.
Straw, rasp, blue, and black are all these.
Someone who reads minds or sees the future.
Navigational device for finding north.
Upper-limb support on a cinema or plane seat.
Where urine is stored in your body.
School or gym places to store books, clothes, etc.
To be in __, to have secret nefarious arrangements.
Lifeguard's shrill instrument that is blown.
Puzzle 17
Raise a glass in the air and say __!.
Soft drinks/juices blended with spirits.
What you'd call a party in Mexico.
Uniforms worn by nurses; TV comedy about ER life.
List of things to do before you die.
Catholic Church position of authority; chess piece.
Painting done on a wet plaster wall or ceiling.
Burgled, took without permission.
Leisure-trip balloon with a basket.
Hue associated with cowardice.
Puzzle 18
Nemo is this "entertaining" type of swimmer.
__ attention; giving someone your sole focus.
Cat toilet found in houses and animal shelters.
Shaped rug made from an animal who produces wool.
Hasbro board game that tries to cage a rodent.
Extensive stone monument snaking across China.
New __; someone from Auckland or Christchurch.
Strawberry __; sweet, layered dessert cake.
Puzzle 19
Breaking suddenly in two, like a twig.
Glimpse of something rare (loch ness, bigfoot?).
Horn __ symbol of abundance seen at Thanksgiving.
Animal that has a diet of plants and meat.
Small animals hit by vehicles, sadly.
Hanging loosely, like a loose tie or earring.
__ Order, NWO phrase uttered by Bush in 1990.
__ Girl; brave statue that faced the Charging Bull.
Porcine character, said That's All Folks!.
Round item hit by a bat before running to first.
Shopper, buyer; they're always right.
Wrote a piece of music or poetry.
Puzzle 20
Very tall bird that can't fly.
Classified people or things together.
Weights on a pole that make a ringing sound.
Running away from, perhaps in terror.
Cowardly Lion requested this from the Wizard.
Kylie, she sang The Locomotion.
Eye protectors for swimmers, skiers, chemists.
New York street foods w/ plenty of ketchup.
Fulfill a promise, come through; They always __.
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