CodyCross Words with Pros and Cons Pack answers
Words with Pros and Cons
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Dandie Dinmont, Jack Russell, and Kerry Blue.
Physicist who developed the theory of relativity.
Ex-colony of Britain, next-door to India.
Old-fashioned word for women's underwear.
Puzzle 2
This makes the heart grow fonder.
An affectionate pet name for a loved one.
They are built with stumps and bails.
Paper folding, Japanese style.
Printed slip showing proof of purchase.
Action of twisting or being twisted.
A fluffy, long-haired cat with round face.
Puzzle 3
Closed, like lips when promising not to talk.
The Ringling brothers ran a famous one.
Disney movie inspired by The Snow Queen.
Money earned by a business above break-even point.
Scottish plaid associated with a clan.
Donkey-headed Shakespearean character.
Group of vehicles driving one behind the other.
Puzzle 4
Type of procedural drama set in a hospital.
Tennis champ of the 1970s and 80s, Jimmy __.
Crops grown without pesticides or chemicals.
American condiment made from hot peppers.
Advice to leave it alone; a Beatles song.
Taking a short sleep in the afternoon.
Number created by multiplying two numbers together.
Metal tools that click into an electric whisk.
Puzzle 5
Celebratory hand-held fireworks.
Product sample for marketing or testing purposes.
60s show and 2005 movie about a suburban sorceress.
Mixed-up style for breakfast eggs.
Timetabled plan of stops on a trip.
Pulsating feeling, like during a tattoo session.
Puzzle 6
Hitchcock film famous for death in motel shower.
Fanning, or a North or South state.
Purple T-Rex with a friend named Baby Bop.
Decorated with blooms and flower patterns.
Former capital city of Krypton.
Purchasing, e.g. food and drink for the week ahead.
Puzzle 7
The largest and most populated city in Alaska.
Surface on which Monopoly or Ludo are played.
Russian Peter and the Wolf composer, Sergei __.
Tool used to open bottles of wine.
Caged creature like a lion, viewed by visitors.
Puzzle 8
Shout from the audience of a political rally.
King of the Greek titans and god of time.
Collections of art on display for an entry fee.
Horse rider who does jumps and races.
Animal or plane that flies without an engine.
Creeps silently to track prey.
E.B. White's famous Little mouse.
Tree substances used as varnishes.
This body part has about 10,000 taste buds.
One who turns yeast, hops, grain into beer.
Puzzle 9
Secretly plot or scheme against someone.
Kevin Smith's shopping plaza comedy.
The US flag aka Star __ Banner.
Candy that usually comes in black or red.
Sayings that offer pearls of wisdom.
Pirate booty found where X marks the spot.
Videogame kids who are sometimes squids.
Puzzle 10
Tiny mints that are meant to be shared.
Not the official US language, but many think it is.
Punctuation mark similar to a parenthesis.
Live music performance in front of an audience.
Former chief designer at Apple Inc.
Rent, 1776, or Dear Evan Hansen.
Hard stone used on kitchen countertops.
Nutritious substance for building muscles.
Puzzle 11
Indecent __; 1993 drama starring Demi Moore.
Smaller population among a majority.
Persuade someone to agree with your point of view.
Country where coffee was born.
Largest apes, the males are silverbacks.
Clips of actors making funny mistakes.
Slaughterhouse-Five author Kurt.
Puzzle 12
Furniture to play eight-ball on.
Jimmy Stewart stars in It's a __ Life.
Pouring water into an emptied glass.
Brand identifier collected by real ale fans.
Sarcastic jibe, facetious remark.
Ball of ice that falls from the sky.
Puzzle 13
Remind an actor of their lines.
They can be plain or self-rising.
Yellow character from Despicable Me movies.
Show with Terrence Howard as a record label CEO.
James Cameron's most expensive movie.
Puzzle 14
Month when Halloween is celebrated.
Competition, sports tournament.
Soaked in liquid to extract essence.
Massive wave caused by an earthquake.
Baffled, at a loss to understand or comprehend.
Puzzle 15
Divine revelation of future events.
Saga from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
Using cryptography to decipher a secret message.
Arrangement of horse's food in a field.
Make eco-friendly choices to decrease energy use.
Sauce of just tomatoes and seasonings.
Puzzle 16
Tubes of pigment applied around the mouth.
Rock band known for Kokomo and Surfin' USA.
Various types of stuffed dough in Chinese cuisine.
Exerted oneself to improve fitness.
Plastic figure that models clothing in a store.
Rotating blade that powers aircraft movement.
Changed or transformed into a new state.
Puzzle 17
Dora the Explorer's trusted thing-holder.
Stand up to, face in opposition.
Words spoken by a fictional character.
A prediction of tomorrow's weather.
Country with a town called Dumfries.
Long-nosed mammal known to eat certain insects.
Son who returned in a Biblical parable.
One who sees the glass as half full.
Descriptor for Russian Tsar Ivan IV.
Puzzle 18
Boarded wooden area in a garden.
Leaving to get married in secret elsewhere.
Canning, putting in metal receptacles.
Shiny object-loving Harry Potter creature.
It's __ cats and dogs, or men if you like disco.
Colombian whose Hips Don't Lie.
Timepieces worn on wrist straps.
Puzzle 19
Cannot be practically compared to oranges.
Correct, exactly as it should be.
Massive vulture of the Andes mountains.
Hayao Miyazaki's world-famous animation studio.
What a tide is doing when it's not flowing.
Fixed, manipulated, e.g. an election result.
Type of night Van Gogh painted in 1889.