CodyCross Women in History Pack answers
Women in History
Here are the answers to CodyCross Women in History Pack. If you need help with any specific puzzle leave your comment below.
AdventurePuzzle 1
__ equality; equal rights for males and females.
The H in IMHO, "in my __ opinion".
Female poet of Ancient Greece.
__ cap, soldier's cloth headgear with peak.
Shakespearean weaver, who gains a donkey's head.
Song by the rock band the Clash: "Rock the __".
Japanese land-holding magnate, an emperor's vassal.
Narcotic trademarked by Bayer in late 1890s.
The Times of __ Milk, doc of gay rights leader.
Roofed structure in the garden, not quite a tent.
Puzzle 2
This person may be a counselor, mentor, consultant.
__ over, a wound that has begun to heal.
Of or relating to Cobra family of poisonous snakes.
Opera goers private viewing area.
Musician of Greek myth who visited the Underworld.
Rich German fruit and nut loaf.
Current Royal House of the UK: House of __.
Rich crook on The Dukes of Hazzard.
__ coffee, just add hot water to this powder.
Lenny __, one of Homer's friends in The Simpsons.
Changes to political systems and policies.
Festive trunk; also chocolate Swiss roll.
Wallace __, band leader on the Titanic.
Emily __; suffragette protester at the 1913 Derby.
Japanese manufacturer of bicycle parts and gears.
Puzzle 3
Connecticut State Forest named for a local tribe.
The __, Millet artwork of stooped women in a field.
Galaxy also called Messier 101.
Former spelling of the Chinese province of Sichuan.
Kim __; first female PM of Canada.
ABZ is the code for this airport.
Attackers who use bladed weapons.
Greek island group containing Naxos.
Study of soil, natural environment.
1996 American-British thriller starring S. Stallone.
Afghani author of The Kite Runner.
Lion dance performers wear colorful __.
Having the same rights, status and opportunities.
Puzzle 4
__ Earhart; female aviation pioneer.
__ pin, metal piece that became symbol of punk.
Sour __, ill-feeling, allusion to an Aesop tale.
Elton John song about Cold War girl.
__ Sinai, LA hospital, research center.
The __ Sex; feminist work by Simone de Beauvoir.
Waterfall bordering Brazil and Argentina.
Puzzle 5
Where rodents disappear in the skirting boards.
Lewis and Clark's Shoshone guide and interpreter.
Mexican TV stereotype on the Simpsons.
US WWII plan to supply the Allies with material.
__ Fawcett, women's suffrage campaign leader.
In the US, drink mixer and server.
Austrian crystals company with swan logo.
Small round cut of filet steak.
Hidden explosive designed to go off when moved.
Puzzle 6
Language spoken in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran.
Mutiny on the __, where Bligh got his comeuppance.
Iron-bearing chalcedony with a boy's name.
__ strikes; protests staged by jailed suffragettes.
What cricketers yell to claim a wicket.
Steven __, real name of magician Dynamo.
Women's __; legal entitlements for females.
Ancient mound of earth covering burials.
Puzzle 7
Filmic slang for a songwriter.
Protective guards on the front/rear of vehicles.
Circus __, Roman chariot racetrack.
Jane __, primate researcher and animal activist.
Jenny __; first female PM of New Zealand.
Culture that carved Easter Island's moai figures.
__ & western, US folk music, as sung by cowboys.
Mercury alloy used in dental fillings.
Puzzle 8
Inventor of the stethoscope: Rene __.
Light-hearted films involving a love story.
Indoor or outdoor arena upon which skaters skate.
Billie __; First Lady of the Blues.
Sets of software offered as packages.
__ Bhutto, first female prime minister of Pakistan.
Loud to eat, like crispy cereal.
French town, site of important evacuation in 1940.
Toweling rectangle to step out of the shower onto.
Touched hand to cap like a soldier.
Puzzle 9
Long-handled tool with pointed tynes for straw.
__ Tereshkova; first woman in space.
Commanding someone to come to you.
__ Cry; 1984 Prince hit about weeping birds.
Charles Ryder is the narrator of Brideshead __.
Posh pud made from waves of ice cream.
Orthodox or Gregorian church linked to Thaddeus.
Capital of New Zealand's West Coast region.
Purpose-built race track, quarter of a mile long.
Dungeon with ceiling only access.
Small annoying person who can't keep quiet.
Puzzle 10
Vicki __, or Yvette; René's lover.
A trademark that guarantees the safety of goods.
Word used for the whites of a cricket kit.
Cosmodrome in southern Kazakhstan.
12 __, 1950s movie with Henry Fonda as juror #8.
Vegetables in vichyssoise: onions, leeks, and __.
Harlequin __ have bright orange stripes.
UN Women campaign for gender equality.
Pithy sayings or epigrams; maxim, truisms.
__ of the Faith, title bestowed on Henry VIII.
Puzzle 11
Never gonna give up on Rick __.
Thick Mexican soup made with hominy and pork.
Pharaoh burried in a step pyramid.
Royal Flying __ Service serves the Outback.
Emlyn __, team captain on A Question of Sport.
__ Lynd, Bond girl Eva Green's on-screen name.
Good __, comes before Easter Sunday.
Choosing between candidates in an election.
Dolly __, Barnaby Rudge character and costume.
Georgian painter of horses, George __.
Puzzle 12
Hillary __; US secretary of state (2009-2013).
Hermione __, schoolfriend of Harry Potter.
African country whose capital is Dakar.
Term of affection relating to candy.
Name of the last Italian king before the republic.
__ Black, colorful request of THe ROlling STones.
Female noble title equivalent to Sultan.
Measurement of electric potential.
George __, Rumble in the Jungle boxer.
Bladderwrack and dabberlocks are varieties of this.
Board-game-cum-movie with Robin Williams.
Margarita like drink includes pineapple juice.
Leg __, knitted retro garments.
Puzzle 13
Wagner's opera about the quest for the Holy Grail.
Simone de __; French feminist writer and activist.
__ Nightingale; founder of modern nursing.
Italian white bread known as "slipper bread".
Cinema __, film about films by Tornatore.
Moorish palace complex at Granada, Spain.
Suddenly, without preparation.
Puzzle 14
__ objects, potentially can impact on the planet.
The Man with the __, Moore second Bond outing.
In the theater, also known as sound effects.
Ellen __, who sailed round the world on her own.
Portmanteau word for leggings resembling trousers.
__ feminism; earliest period of feminist activity.
Skin blemish such as a port wine stain.
They sailed with Jason searching the Golden Fleece.
The __, newspaper centered on financial matters.
Stuck indoors because of severe winter weather.
Far-sighted political agitators of the 1640s.
Large Dodecanese island, also called Scarpanto.
José __, Puerto Rican guitarist sang Light My Fire.
French artist used blue paint and nude females.
Use a machine to produce words, letter by letter.
The Scarlet __, aka Sir Percy Blakeney.
Puzzle 15
Flies without power, on thermals in the air.
Cecil __, photographer and costume designer.
A trendy, gluten-free, high protein whole grain.
Smallest British bird of prey.
Irish county, with Tullamore as the county town.
Don't feed this pet after midnight in Gremlins.
Ignatius of __, Spanish priest founded the Jesuits.
Moon of Mars and in Greek myth a son of Ares.
As You Like It, not a tragedy but a __.
Scrabble tiles worth no points.
Annual music festival in Zanzibar: "Sounds of __".
Not allowed, or in other words, "off __".
Being accidentally wounded with a running shoe.
Puzzle 16
__ Branca, thick bitter Italian liqueur.
A mythical Scottish horse that inhabits rivers.
Attack on an enemy position, or a combat mission.
Ocean that the Barents Sea is part of.
Clara __; pioneering nurse in the Civil War.
Ms Jean __, schoolmarm creation of Muriel Spark.
Inability to speak; difficulty in speaking.
__ Royale, David Niven spy film.
__ Glennie, profoundly deaf Scottish percussionist.
Puzzle 17
Peasant rises in Russian army in 1928 silent film.
Added to cause chemical reaction aka reactant.
Sorry Seems to Be the __ Word, sang Elton John.
Language for the deaf using finger movements.
Lacing long threads back and forth.
Wall-to-wall woolen or synthetic flooring.
Édith __; France's first female PM.
Old name for Indonesia's capital city Jakarta.
Lights that flash in an emergency situation.
Ceremonial bread popular in Serbian tradition.
Puzzle 18
Manchester civil disorder named after Waterloo.
Motto of the Olympic games: Faster, Higher, __.
Filling job positions with workers.
Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke.
Knee-jerk, involuntary actions.
Small pastry parcels in Polish and Russian cooking.
Elizabeth Garrett __, the UK's first female doctor.
Puzzle 19
La __, iconic 60s Fellini film set in Rome.
Decorative pieces of Italian earthenware.
English king died of porphyria.
Cards you hold in Texas Hold'Em, for example.
Five-day event between major cricketing nations.
Transformative civil rights activist in the 1950s.
Another name for a hand grenade.
Political __; suffrage, the right to vote.
Italian secret society, it preceded Young Italy.
Mary Quant made this item of clothing popular.
Poet who wrote "Kubla Khan": Samuel Taylor __.
Puzzle 20
Separated milk mixed with chakeu, Tibetan dish.
The glowing remains of a fire.
Emma __, Brit actress and women's rights advocate.
Pink Floyd song that keeps repeating itself.
To fix or attach, especially to a document.
Charles de __, international airport in Paris.
With the Weasels, took over Toad Hall from Mr Toad.
A score in golf of 1-under par.
__ knocker, pottery term for a sagger's assistant.
Lucky green plant with three or four leaves.
To talk about nonsense, or a sweet treat.
To overcharge someone deliberately.
Harriet __; early civil rights activist.