CodyCross Tricky Spelling Pack answers
Tricky Spelling
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AdventurePuzzle 1
An aged type of cheese similar to Swiss.
Infant sea monster, adopted son of Godzilla.
Bristly pig of Central and South America.
Prince Charming's friend in Cinderella.
Custom-made, or made-to-measure.
Fine art posters created using inkjet printers.
Puzzle 2
Eggy Victorian-era method of printing photographs.
Complex Hindu geometric figure, often made of sand.
Woodlands music festival held in Dover, Delaware.
F1 team with whom Jackie Stewart won world titles.
Bittersweet liqueur infused with cascarilla bark.
Affair that could be Dangerous.
San Diego Comic-Con's first year was Nineteen __.
Puzzle 3
Meticulously complete, missing nothing.
Time system with respect to distant stars.
Illustrative mark added to the end of a chapter.
Ridged, ribbed textile for clothes.
Common name for animals of suborder Vermilingua.
A chess position where every available move is bad.
Type of stage where the audience is on two sides.
Puzzle 4
Official language of Maharashtra.
Michael, scientist who wrote on magnetic fields.
Damsel-in-distress in the video game Donkey Kong.
Borneo, Taiwan and Cyprus are these.
West African shirt also known as Kitenge.
Hanseatic avenue of warehouses in Bergen.
Red stalks cooked and eaten as fruit with custard.
To be fair, it should be blind.
Castrated court guards in Ancient China.
Puzzle 5
Musical about the Gospel of Matthew.
Speaking suddenly without thought.
Become pregnant or birth an idea.
Early spring bloom that grows wild in wooded areas.
Sworn enemy of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Third Dashwood daughter after Marianne and Elinor.
Yellow, Dutch liqueur like eggnog.
Nickname for Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Puzzle 6
Fortune telling by the flight of birds.
Marine crustacean related to the woodlouse.
Jackson sister born before La Toya and Janet.
William, author of Neuromancer.
Public praise of acknowledgement.
Indian philosopher who founded a major religion.
Female children of your siblings.
Rankine, Celsius, Fahrenheit, Newton.
Old term for the past participle of bind.
Puzzle 7
Ethiopian prime minister who won Nobel Peace Prize.
Xia, Ming, Song, and other great ones.
Charles II's horse, and the king's own nickname.
French sculptor who designed the Statue of Liberty.
Not paying attention, leaving things to go to ruin.
Like dopamine, molecule that makes one feel happy.
Fictitious name assumed by a writer.
Puzzle 8
Laying a wink over the opposition's in Tiddlywinks.
Bill Anders' iconic 1968 snap taken in lunar orbit.
Cross-shaped arms in church construction.
Neck of a guitar, where fingers press the strings.
Cashew relative produced primarily in Iran.
French name of supportive women's undergarment.
Restaurant serving large cuts of meat.
Puzzle 9
Stripe of pleated lace used to decorate blouses.
Vast ancient ocean during the Mesozoic Era.
Artist born Emmanuel Radnitzky.
Brother trapped in confectionery house.
Anxiety or nervousness, often screamed.
Fourteen lines in iambic pentameter.
First marine submersible to be used in combat.
Tropical flower painted by Georgia O'Keeffe.
Soft, tossed Chinese noodle dish.
Puzzle 10
Archaic term meaning shortly afterwards.
Unrealistic, like a Cervantes character.
A musical composition inspired by the night.
Class of animals that mostly have eight legs.
The title given to the daughter of a tsar.
Roddy, played Cornelius in 1968 Planet of the Apes.
Field of biology dealing with complete sets of DNA.
Puzzle 11
Tiny, or a letter that isn't upper case.
English executioner, famous for botched killings.
Powder mixed with milk to make whipped cream.
The study of cells and tissues with a microscope.
Large lake providing water for nearby cities.
A shift that starts at midnight.
Mexican state that's also a dog.
Puzzle 12
An event such as a wedding or party.
Mathematical study of derivatives and integrals.
National epic poem of Finland.
Hard Italian cheese for grating on pasta.
Place that provides a service.
London stage where Shakespeare works debuted.
Final Pokémon form of Abra with IQ of over 5,000.
Puzzle 13
Type of flower used to produce saffron.
Keeper or trainer of elephants in South Asia.
Surprise! A contraction of God's wounds.
Playwright of The Pittsburgh Cycle.
You can have many up your sleeve.
DJ's creative song introductions.
First lamb born of Dolly the Sheep.
Island site of giant Moai sculpted heads.
Feeling sore in the muscles after sport.
Puzzle 14
Current name of Western Poland's largest city.
In irritating blemish; a spoiled child.
Russian chess grandmaster Boris.
Stubbornly insistent on doing something.
Perfect example, held up for all to see.
Deposits used to make sure property taxes are paid.
Small bread from Lazio, Italy.
Puzzle 15
Thin pathway for a funambulist to walk across.
Minty essential oil associated with hippies.
Area including Belize and Barbados.
An inherent or natural feature of something.
Cut him out and do it yourself.
Comfortable for working, like a keyboard.
Puzzle 16
Enigma Variation IX; an Old Testament patriarch.
A loud call made to signify a battle or fight.
Scottish Loch with bonny banks.
American physicist, produced the first laser.
Descend from a height using a rope.
Leather-worker who prepares animal skins.
Noisy bushland antelope of southern Africa.
Type of concertinaed bonnet of the 18th-19th C.
Puzzle 17
Shoe lifts do this to shorter people.
San __; Venice church with saintly relics.
Forceful, with strong feeling.
He famously painted his mother in Grey and Black.
Term of endearment or summer flower.
The Beatles led this British phenomenon.
Green vegetable or film producer Cubby.
Puzzle 18
Art style of Rembrandt and Vermeer.
The C in SCOBY when making Kombucha.
Legal arm of the Israeli government.
Spiky plant that's a Scottish symbol.
To split an atom in half; dividing into parts.
Roofed porch, an outdoor space attached to a house.
N Indian city, site of the Hussainabad clock tower.
Japanese puppet display with visible puppeteers.
Puzzle 19
The name of the cat who has a statue at the Savoy.
This 80's band doesn't kill anyone.
Tom, friend to Huckleberry Finn.
Star Trek's Mr. Spock was this species.
Exchange particles for color force between quarks.
Leaf-like growth covering damp tree bark.
Psychological noun for the face you present.
Groups of musical notes played at the same time.
Teeth used for grinding up food.
Puzzle 20
Capital of Kentucky, burial site of Daniel Boone.
South African author of Cry, the Beloved Country.
Loki is known as this in Norse mythology.
One of two main parts of a sentence; has a verb.
Maze where you'd find Sarah and Hoggle.
A split into two for contrast of both parts.
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