CodyCross Tough Things Pack answers
Tough Things
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AdventurePuzzle 1
A curved missile thrown by Aboriginal Australians.
Get back in touch with an old friend.
One of a car's main illuminators.
Metallic cylindrical container for soft beverages.
Puzzle 2
"Don't believe me, just watch", __ Funk.
What a director says to start a scene.
Art and model-making activities.
Taking long, tiring treks on countryside trails.
Sweet canary on look out for "putty tat".
Native of Hamburg or Frankfurt, for example.
Puzzle 3
__ of Alcatraz, whose real name was Robert Stroud.
Sweet, thick paste to cover cakes.
Anti-__ cream, to help ward of facial lines.
__ test; checks the skills of a learner motorist.
A type of diary, often filled with lots of detail.
Making something different, making __ to it.
Construction site safety headgear.
Places of work for white-collar staff.
Puzzle 4
Medical procedure undertaken by a surgeon.
Metal jazz wind instrument with keys.
A list or schedule, for school lessons or trains.
Present or occurring everywhere.
Heavy-bottomed skillet for searing food.
Hot __, Easter treat, one or two a penny.
Puzzle 5
Genre for which Stephen King is famous.
__ trail; outdoor walk to look at trees and birds.
Beers, cocktails, mocktails, juices.
Gratitude, appreciation, gratefulness.
__ your tongue; staying quiet, not speaking out.
John Maynard, demand-side economist.
Not married or with a partner.
The Italian word for "ice cream".
It protects your hearing organ.
Aviation professionals who fly jets.
A vital component of cars, bikes and busses.
Puzzle 6
A large and showy luxury car from General Motors.
Jumping competition for ponies.
Blitzed-up fruit served as a drink.
Chemical compounds found in rocks, e.g. quartz.
Focusing on minor details, eg small grammar errors.
Markups of content or theme on social networks.
Often stubbed, can be painted.
Learning, completing schoolwork.
This Ugly animal turns into a swan in a fairy tale.
Puzzle 7
Nip from an adder or a beer-cider mixed drink.
Where lessons are given in a school.
Glues or other sticky substances.
Hard hexagonal cells made by bees.
Electricity sourced from revolving turbines.
Name of Elvis Presley's house.
Puzzle 8
Collection of pictures or models placed on show.
Freddy, long-fingered monster that haunts dreams.
Arachnids that spin strong webs.
A truck with no sides for easy loading.
Building from which books can be borrowed.
A type of bean used in baked beans.
Word on a doormat that invites visitors in.
Customer feedback on products purchased.
Puzzle 9
Very tall bird that can't fly.
Got the ball off another player in football.
Someone whose husband or wife has died is this.
Suction cup on a stick, for unblocking a toilet.
Material made from raw cattle hide.
Desiring something from a genie.
Roald Dahl's story about a young gifted girl.
Puzzle 10
Griddled rectangle of sweet batter.
Sharp-edged tool for cutting stone surfaces.
Keeping money without spending it.
Small, inflatable boat for recreation.
__ Magiswords, the ideal warriors for hire cartoon.
Eggs and bunnies abound at this time.
Puzzle 11
Short back __, haircut delivered to the troops.
Scientific classification for the common toad.
Hard building material made from cement and sand.
Most famous cartoon resident of Jellystone Park.
Attempt at conquest, like the Normans in 1066.
Feeling dumb? You're not playing with one of these.
Rising warm air currents; gliders use them to fly.
Disease that can be caused by lack of insulin.
Substance that provides sustenance or nourishment.
Something that prevents you from making progress.
The __ Showman, P. T. Barnum musical.
Puzzle 12
Sticking to a healthy eating regime.
Went against someone's opinion.
A famous brand of paper tissues.
__ Jones's Baby, diary-based movie sequel.
A fabric bed that hangs between trees.
Space __, rocket launched into space.
Nelly, who sings Give It To Me with Timbaland.
Puzzle 13
The Netherlands is known for these flowers.
Big top where clowns and jugglers are found.
Opposite of winning, being defeated.
__ Green, Scottish destination for elopers.
Wild playing cards that are jesters.
Puzzle 14
Glossy newspaper with illustrated articles.
Periods of dry weather, especially in Africa.
World __ Day marks birthdays of the Baden-Powells.
Moving on one's hands and knees.
Athletic event with a bar to clear.
Typical weather conditions after the summer.
Type of fruity boiled sweet or pastel for crayons.
Mrs. Aniston, Rachel Green from Friends.
Sticky and viscous, from the sap of a tree.
Grand, ornamental water feature.
Indulged, catered to someone's every whim.
Puzzle 15
Hard outer edges of a loaf of bread.
Substances such as gold, tin, iron and copper.
A person who practices or studies legal matters.
Soothe a baby, make it calm and peaceful.
You'll __ back, like a rubber ball.
Appliance that keeps food cool and fresh.
__ Alley, Harry Potter street with wizarding shops.
Socks made from __ wool (panda food) are soft.
Jason Donovan hit, Any Dream __.
Located a short distance away.
Puzzle 16
Keyboard key with left-facing arrow.
Device that flies a plane instead of the crew.
Large grey mammals with tough, wrinkled skin.
Kiefer Sutherland's character on 24.
Lunar illumination; secretly have a second job.
__ silence, kids keeping quiet for charity.
Exercise machine for running indoors.
Puzzle 17
What is actually happening, true life.
Time of day that coffee makes it easier to face.
One more; e.g. take __ apple: take one more apple.
You might give or receive a bouquet of these.
Gone in 60 __, movie about car thieves.
Ninja __; TV show with challenging obstacle course.
Biblical swarming insects that eat crops.
Puzzle 18
Die-cast cars with flame logo.
Being turned down, opposite of acceptance.
Italian unifier and a British dead-fly biscuit.
Jack Sprat could eat no fat, his wife could __.
Strong metal arc for an equine's foot.
Puzzle 19
Heating tube or panel found in a house.
Choice that you make your mind up about.
Tight, stretchy trousers worn for leisure.
Mary Poppins song, A __ of Sugar.
Tone of the hares in Guess How Much I Love You.
Crunchy frozen blocks for keeping drinks cool.
Puzzle 20
This is put on the head to keep locks back.
Return to good health after illness.
Latin term in prayers, "my own fault".
A place to buy reading materials.
Father of the Theory of Relativity.
Type of rabbit, trips over its own appendages.
Reports about a positive happening.
Jonas Brothers starred in this 2008 Disney movie.
Reduction in price to attract consumers.
__ Through The Grapevine; 1968 Marvin Gaye hit.
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