CodyCross World Poetry Day Pack answers
World Poetry Day
Here are the answers to CodyCross World Poetry Day Pack. If you need help with any specific puzzle leave your comment below.
AdventurePuzzle 1
Technique of thick application of oil paint.
French "boy" poet of Illuminations.
Emblems/signs that mean things to people.
Dance music festival on Croatia's Zrce Beach.
Japanese word for New Year's Eve.
Tigrillo; small, spotted Central American cat.
70s TV show with Clarence the Cross-Eyed Lion.
Baruch __, Dutch philosopher who wrote the Ethics.
Fisherman's __, pointy-towered edifice in Budapest.
Puzzle 2
Stripy rodent, stores nuts in its chubby cheeks.
Lively Italian dance from the 16th century.
Synonym of Switzerland, its female persona.
How a diva sleeps in the woods.
Prominent 11th century Hindu theologian.
Middle name of code-breaker Alan Turing.
The __ Files; James Garner detective drama series.
A plant apt to bring forgetfulness.
The Owl's companion in the poem by Edward Lear.
Barney Rubble's pet dinosaur-kangaroo cross.
Puzzle 3
Hedda __, Hollywood gossip columnist, 1930s-60s.
Poet of the North anthology about The Troubles.
Term for Japanese Americans educated in Japan.
A famous comet was named after him.
__-monsieur (or madame), toasted cheese sandwich.
__ Grove, Minnesota, home of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
Swiss international diplomatic meetings city.
Calvin __, Summer, One Kiss, and Feels artist.
Betjeman urged bombs to fall on this UK town.
Puzzle 4
Dehydrated yogurt and grain product aka hondros.
The S in SI, the __ International d'unités.
Victorian poet of The Walrus and the Carpenter.
25% of Filipinos speak it as their first language.
Elizabethan poet known for The Faerie Queene.
Puzzle 5
Italian term for a drinking song.
Southernmost point of Scotland: Mull of __.
Paint spraying device; to cover up, expunge.
Indecision, dithering, procrastination.
"Hope is the thing with __", Dickinson's metaphor.
Colourful horned pheasant native to Asia.
Basketball team from Salt Lake City.
__ to a halt, stopped in jittery stages.
Sino-Tibetan language spoken in Bhutan.
Puzzle 6
Aileen __; serial killer depicted in Monster.
Orange avenue in Monopoly, US version.
Bagpipe music for weddings or funerals.
Chef who invented Caesar salad: Caesar __.
Only breed of dogs kept in ancient Arabs' tents.
Religion founded by Guru Nanak.
The Pied Piper of __, Browning's tale of rats.
Country that celebrates its Independence July 21.
Puzzle 7
Henry __, Victorian who wrote about London poverty.
Peregrine __; super speedy bird of prey.
Architectural style of Moscow State University.
2006 fantasy film starring Ed Speleers.
Greek lyric poet of Lesbos, wrote Ode to Aphrodite.
Oath taken to show one is loyal.
Puzzle 8
Tree with which the tabernacle was built.
Location in France of Monet's home and gardens.
I Remember You heavy metal band.
Agreement between groups in accord.
"For the caged bird sings of __" said Maya Angelou.
St Lucian, Nobel prizewinning poet of Omeros.
__ artery, major blood vessel in the thigh.
Country whose Internet address abbreviation is DZ.
Puzzle 9
How people are dropping when many fall ill.
Charities that provide groceries for the needy.
Large cumulus cloud, looks like a cauliflower.
US poet of Personae and the Cantos.
__ and chive; popular crisp and dip flavour.
Angle between the rotational and the orbital axis.
Term to describe the Jews of Spain.
Large triangular sail at the front of a boat.
Peter Weir, Mel Gibson film of WWI's Dardanelles.
Puzzle 10
The __ at Coole, W B Yeats's take on birdlife.
Song begging three times for wintery weather.
Condition of hanging loosely, unfitting.
The Ruby Sorceress, princess from The Wizard of Oz.
Military caste, comprising enslaved Turks.
Poetry that ignores the strict rules of meter.
Puzzle 11
Fifth __, American girl group.
Summer wind in the eastern Mediterranean.
Jenny Joseph poem about wearing purple in old age.
Small flat licorice sweet, __ cake.
Plants with bitter juices also known as euphorbias.
Puzzle 12
Swedish city through which the Fyris River runs.
Andrew __, a prominent 17th C Metaphysical poet.
First American astronaut to walk in space.
Having two matched sets of chromosomes.
Julian __, founder of WikiLeaks.
Quick line sketch of a figure in art.
Puzzle 13
D H __, novelist-poet of Birds, Beasts and Flowers.
Parade musicians who set a tempo.
Sheet of metal, with stampings, at base of the car.
Poetry with irregular rhyme; anagram of gored leg.
Building style named after a German emperor 936-73.
Voice artist of Pepe le Pew and Bugs Bunny.
Younger twin of US tennis doubles champ Mike.
Graphical view of statistics in vertical columns.
Irish town, scene of a siege by Cromwell in 1649.
Puzzle 14
Word that Poe's raven repeatedly quoted.
Warrior queen of Halicarnassus.
B vitamin important for expectant mothers.
Symmetrical snow crystal, each is different.
Influenced someone else to behave badly.
1979 disco hit for Lipps Inc..
Katherine __, New Zealand poet of A Day in Bed.
Puzzle 15
Themistocles' naval battle victory over Persia.
The state of being first and foremost.
__ School, US building style of Winslow House.
Crow-like birds with alpine and red-beaked types.
Home country of the singer Björk.
A small Greek restraurant, anagram of Eva Tran.
"And did those feet in __ time": William Blake.
Roman __, entertainment involving cruelty.
Emperor of Japan who came to power in 1989.
Persona of director Tarantino in Reservoir Dogs.
__ House, this London station is a grand residence.
Puzzle 16
US Modernist poet, noted for his odd line-breaks.
Canadian new wave and punk festival, 1980.
Raccoon-like animal with a prehensile tail.
Freddie __ of The Good Doctor and Bates Motel.
Spaceship central to the movie Alien.
Country where the Notwane River is located.
To __ Bridge, by lyric poet Hart Crane.
Erich __, East German leader of the 70s and 80s.
The stock exchange for Hong Kong.
Candy that is a super sour attack on your mouth.
Puzzle 17
__ Danes; played Juliet to DiCaprio's Romeo.
__ de Santiago, pilgrims' routes across Spain.
Ocean surrounding the island of Mauritius.
"Mary had a __ lamb", small tots' nursery rhyme.
Joel __, Agent Campbell in The Happytime Murders.
First female Olympic tennis champion: Charlotte __.
Hedy __, actress, pioneer of cellphone technology.
Puzzle 18
How much wool did the black sheep have.
Benjamin __, Birmingham dub poet and actor.
Postmodern architecture with an emphasis on shape.
Thin crepe of fine twisted yarn.
Important female role at a Christening or baptism.
Eating something noisily, like corn flakes.
Black Panther: “Don't scare me like that, __!".
Director of the iconic 1927 film Metropolis.
Setting for taking evening or low-light photos.
"In Xanadu did __/A stately pleasure dome decree".
Puzzle 19
Simon __, feted Yorkshire poet of Book of Matches.
"In __ Fields the poppies blow": by John McCrae.
Caroline and William, famous sibling astronomers.
__ Law, 1494 legislation that blunted Irish powers.
"Little Column" neighborhood of Athens.
Played the Allied goalie in Escape to Victory film.
Puzzle 20
Orange pigments in plants, especially carrots.
Dante __, wrote the masterpiece The Divine Comedy.
The __, poem of "April is the cruellest month".
City regarded as the "capital of the Highlands".
Turning point for Anglo-Chinese trade relations.
Gigantic olives grown only in Puglia, Italy.
Two dots on a vowel, denote separate pronunciation.
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