CodyCross Valuable Things Pack answers
Valuable Things
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AdventurePuzzle 1
English 70s band sang "Part of the Union".
Any one-legged balance posture in yoga.
Marcel __, did Mona Lisa with added facial hair.
The Lost __, Ray Milland goes on a drinking spree.
Hugh __, writer of Dr Dolittle.
Feel-good 60s show about an intelligent dolphin.
Injected serum designed to prevent diseases.
To have put something in earth to grow.
Costumes, elaborate ones created for Carnival.
Puzzle 2
In Irish mythology, god of love, youth and beauty.
Early plant growths sticking out of the ground.
Ralph McTell wrote and sang it: Streets of __.
Heist starring Viola Davis and Michelle Rodriguez.
Tyler __, crossword solver shown in Wordplay film.
Luxury boats, owned by millionaires.
Chandler married her on Friends.
Symbols that form characters in a font.
Puzzle 3
Antarctic channel marked by Cape Renard.
"Because Change __", slogan of Zurich Insurance.
Third order of angels, in the first hierarchy.
2004 album by The Killers with Mr Brightside.
Santa's reindeer beginning with P.
__ Ju 87; German dive bomber plane aka Stuka.
N American grasshopper gets its name from its cry.
Harsh, caustic, biting, sarcastic.
Brand of a classic card holder for desk.
Extracted gas via drilled boreholes.
Minor illness or medical complaint.
Medal-winning hurdler Sally __.
Puzzle 4
He invented the spinning mule: Samuel __.
Motor contest over a quarter mile, as in Grease.
Quilted facial and toilet tissue brand.
Survival food high in protein and fat.
University of Berlin named after this naturalist.
__ levitation; gravity-defying illusion.
Thinly dispersed, not densely.
US saying for a drink of coffee (has a boy's name).
Payout from a share in a business.
Joyous businessman, first employer of Scrooge.
Puzzle 5
Bass guitarist for The Who: the late John __.
Ross __, Crossword Man, was The Listener co-editor.
Largest white blood cells in the human body.
Longest river flowing through Myanmar.
In the way of; plosive sound in speech.
__ letters, anonymous abusive correspondence.
Plaster impression of a baby's sole after birth.
Method of solving mathematical problems.
Puzzle 6
__ Raitt, American blues singer and guitarist.
Louisa May __, author and Civil War nurse.
Acronym computer designed by Mauchly and Eckert.
Plastic payment method, __ card.
French Riviera town, famous for the Lemon Festival.
__ Dhawan; launch site used by Indian space agency.
Irrigation trench in a farmer's field.
Archaic term for table linens.
Puzzle 7
Canadian region, the site of an 1890s gold rush.
Prepaid piece of plastic given as a present.
Ripening of cheese to its optimum maturity.
__ Club, Dashwood's notorious 18th C establishment.
Carl __, Swedish botanist, father of taxonomy.
__ Crusade; 1230 campaign led by Teutonic Knights.
Leo __; elected head of Irish government in 2017.
Suddenly, like a bolt from nowhere.
UK power pop band, sang Mystery #1.
International airport located in Las Vegas.
Ancient Greeks called this alloy "white gold".
Building and land owned by a person or business.
Dutch __, style of New England architecture.
Record-keeper who kept accounts notched on sticks.
Greek hedonist philosopher, believed in atoms.
Son of Northern Dancer and Flaming Page.
Puzzle 8
The middle portion of the small intestine.
Roy __, tennis player with 28 Grand Slam titles.
Stephen __ Langdon, late 19th-c. Assyriologist.
Type of glass for expensive wine glasses.
According to legend the mother of King Arthur.
Peer-to-peer __, giving money, with interest.
Triangle with three different-length sides.
Korean car maker of the Tucson.
__ XIII; king of Spain who ruled from 1886-1931.
Brand of Polish honey liqueur.
Puzzle 9
UK town of pioneers and the co-operative movement.
Extra __; Chinese cheese aged for up to 10 years.
Support for those not legally married.
Country with a Golden Eagle Festival every October.
70s oil well firefighter working in the North Sea.
British brand known for its iconic trench coat.
__ and testament, document for inheritors.
Jules __, French composer of Manon and Hérodiade.
Puzzle 10
Lord Byron's dramatic poem that inspired Schumann.
Human body gland impacted by an iodine deficiency.
Swedish city with Scandinavia's oldest university.
Musical beats clapped in time.
The most dusty, with charcoal embers.
Lord __, photographer, brother-in-law of The Queen.
Battle of Normandy German army trap: __ Pocket.
__ Mastiff, costly Asian dog breed.
Become longer, e.g. days with hours of daylight.
Irish toast wishing good health to fellow drinkers.
Spanish town cordwainers are associated with.
Pink Powerpuff Girl with freezing special powers.
Puzzle 11
Gigi __; Italian goalkeeper of Juventus.
French makers of No. 5 perfume.
__ one's troth, old-fashioned term for getting wed.
__ Monday, Shrovetide day of eating bacon and eggs.
Charlton Heston's character in Planet of the Apes.
Small Indian coastal state known as land of lamps.
__ of Love, Kate Bush's single and album.
Potteries porcelain maker since 1793.
Puzzle 12
Early cuboid box camera with a scout-like name.
Point awarded for regular flights.
Edible bivalve with ribbed shell, orange roe.
Monsieur __, Chaplin plays the killer of women.
Unsaturated hydrocarbons with double bonds.
Spoiled the appearance of, like a book or ballot.
Journals, daily records of life.
Training for long-distance races.
Puzzle 13
Mean __, Vinnie Jones prison soccer film.
Roman who built a British wall.
__ Dog, pricey artwork by Jeff Koons.
Type of swan with a trumpet-like call.
Carrying violation in basketball.
Le __, French cast-iron cookware brand.
Puzzle 14
Camera brand for instant photos.
Get to know, be familiar with.
Battle of __, during the Greek War of Independence.
One of Van Leeuwenhoek's discoveries.
Formed a famous songwriting team with Bacharach.
Valuable metal or shade of blond hair dye.
Pleasure-loving teller of a Canterbury Tale.
England's presumed oldest inhabited home: __ Manor.
Mats __, Swedish No 1 tennis player of the 1980s.
Antagonistic cousin to Tommy and Dil in Rugrats.
Series of Soviet robotic lunar rovers.
Premises for producing copies of books.
Puzzle 15
Gigantic Brazilian sports stadium.
Attitude of superiority and snootiness.
Tommy and __, Christie's sleuthing married couple.
__ metals, such as gold, silver.
Woody Harrelson in the Hunger Games.
Slovenian spa resort on the Adriatic Sea.
Copperfield illusion with a blade and a box.
Second largest moon of Jupiter.
Fix to the ground using a hammer and pins.
Early portable gun supported by a tripod.
Musician with Rich Kids, Slik, Visage and Ultravox.
Puzzle 16
Anglican church service held late afternoon/sunset.
Legal term for pre-trial detainment of a suspect.
Home of Green Arrow in DC Comics universe.
Fendi clutch bag named after French stick.
Seating that looks like a hanging ovum.
Afternoon social event for older couples.
Ruled Britain between 1820-1830.
Antioxidant found in tomatoes.
Shoes worn in Irish and Scottish dances.
Character in The Mill on the Floss: Maggie __.
Tower of London "Mountain of Light" diamond.
Puzzle 17
Hindu goddess of knowledge, art and nature.
Founded the company of the BlackBerry device.
Carson __, writer of The Heart is a Lonely Hunter.
Mongol conqueror, founder of Timurid Empire.
Boxers' knowhow, a skill learnt from experience.
Deadly Australian jellyfish with lethal sting.
DJ, popularizer of the term rock and roll.
Glee, contentment, joy, pleasure.
Describes the body from shoulder to hand.
Captain __; polar bear leader of the Octonauts.
Puzzle 18
__, 1936 Spanish Civil War battle in SW Spain.
Molluscs with glossy, patterned shells.
DNA equivalent of the RNA component uracil.
Lunar __ 1; robotic probe, circled the Moon in '66.
Greek pastry that resembles shredded wheat.
Major salivary gland at the base of each human ear.
__ Pierce, winning melodrama for Joan Crawford.
The __ File, spy thriller by Len Deighton.
A two-__ approach; two ways of achieving a goal.
__ In Mine; 1960 Elvis Presley gospel album.
Puzzle 19
Helmut __, German-born photographer for Vogue.
__ Tweet; stays at the top of a profile page.
Clubs that organize floats at New Orleans carnival.
Aston __, car brand driven by Bond.
Fractional equivalents of 0.1666....
Puzzle 20
Constantin __; patriarch of modern sculpture.
Smoky, dried pepper for seasoning food.
Play by Alan Ayckbourn: Absurd Person __.
Ray-Ban pilot-style sunglasses.
Reactive gas used in toothpastes.
Saint Pierre and __; French overseas territory.
Bernard Sumner and Peter Hook's rock band.
Star of the film 40 Days and 40 Nights: Josh __.
Heath __, cartoonist of fantastic contraptions.
Resistance fighter, like in the Balkans in WW2.
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