CodyCross Yoga Pack answers
Yoga
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Jane __, social reformer, Nobel Peace Prize winner.
Secret __, system of anonymous voting.
Enlightenment and good judgment.
They are used to make a tapenade.
__ Mountains, old frontier of Babylonia, Assyria.
One who converts animal hides into fabrics.
Puzzle 2
Celery-tasting large round root vegetable.
Malian city, the epitome of geographical isolation.
Roman Emperor who wrote Meditations: Marcus __.
Reliable, hard-working supporter.
Actress from Hitchcock's Vertigo.
Voice artist dubbed the Man of a Thousand Voices.
Puzzle 3
Author of Solomon Gursky Was Here: Mordecai __.
Orange liqueur from the Caribbean.
Slow yoga style, holding poses for a long time.
__ the Gap, documentary about skateboarders.
First Triumverate member with Pompey and Caesar.
__ your own nest: do something for financial gain.
Hindu greeting, said at end of a yoga session.
Puzzle 4
In Greek mythology, Amazon queen with magic girdle.
Poisonous substances that cause muscular damage.
French dish of meat, pork skins, and beans.
Busy Belgian cargo and passenger ferry port.
Separate something from its head.
Calming wash with music from singing bowls, etc..
Glass, hinged structure for protecting seedlings.
Strong, timber pose, obliquely not facing floor.
__ jelly, gelatinous substance used as a lubricant.
Determined, resolute, fearless, indomitable.
Home city of the band Frankie Goes to Hollywood.
Puzzle 5
Fibers finer than cashmere, from an ibex.
Floor or ceiling supports in a building.
Another name for a bush baby or nagapie.
Jill Bolte __, My Stroke of Insight neuroanatomist.
Indian text or theory weaved into yoga.
Mysterious and understood by few.
Puzzle 6
Adult female horse for breeding.
Charcoal burners, European secret society.
Edible starch, used as a food thickener.
Calibration; body arrangement in good posture.
Coleridge poem inspired by Mongol ruler.
Movie, The Fabulous __, starred Michelle Pfeiffer.
Major party at the world's carnival festivals.
Number of pigmented squares on a Rubik's Cube.
Portmanteau invented for New Girl's Jessica Day.
Pen with ink that cannot be erased.
Dutch parliament buildings in The Hague.
English part-songs of the Baroque era.
Second most populated city in the Netherlands.
Puzzle 7
Dogs and the wind alike can do this.
Being in good shape, able to do exercise.
Author of Love, Loss, and What We Ate: Padma __.
Selfish, piggish, inconsiderate motorist.
Cords that attach to surfers' ankle straps.
__ Mountains, NW US mountains with Mt Rainier.
Irish castle and celebrated stone.
Puzzle 8
Obsessive need to light objects on fire.
King of the birds balance with limbs wrapped.
Center part of a boat between the stern and bow.
The __, UK supergroup of Beck, Clapton and Page.
Artificial language invented by Dr. Zamenhof.
Dictator of Spain for many years: __ Franco.
Beggar; member of a propertyless religious order.
Architectural style embodied by Fallingwater.
In geology, an upwardly folded rock.
It measures the density of gasses.
Turnip-type vegetable, produces sweetness.
Puzzle 9
World famous Tokyo fish market.
Hand-balance yoga pose, bird tail-feather display.
French for "Do you speak English?" Parlez vous __?.
Another name for a mezzaluna blade.
Neurologically caused loss of ability to speak.
2015 Hugh Jackman, Sigourney Weaver movie.
Meditative, free state of no suffering or desire.
Puzzle 10
Drummer replaced by Ringo Starr in The Beatles.
The young of a bird with spectacular tail feathers.
Italian salted and air-dried raw meat.
Vital __, or prana, forces flowing around the body.
Peggy and Madge are short forms of this name.
Pensively, fretfully, sullenly.
Kurt __, Slaughterhouse-Five scribe.
__ It Hot; 1959 film with Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon.
Puzzle 11
1985 book that was basis for movie Goodfellas.
Concentration, fixing mind on one thing in yoga.
The Declaration of Independence's first signatory.
Ruled books used by accountants.
The two larger digits on feet.
New Mexico city where aliens purportedly landed.
Puzzle 12
N in the NATO phonetic alphabet.
Gunfight venue between the Earps and Clantons.
Extra seeing organ found between the eyebrows.
Stones tune, __ for the Devil.
Red __; wild African bush pig.
Movie with secret agent Schwarzenegger.
French-speaking region of Belgium.
Spike __, Irish comedian, writer and Goon.
Arata Isozaki was the 2019 receipient: __ Prize.
Spaceflight of July 1969 that landed on the Moon.
__ stand, inverted yoga pose, on the scapulas.
__ station, scientific community at the South Pole.
Puzzle 13
Holiday homes in warmer climates abroad.
From South Asian country with New Delhi as capital.
Long-fingered nocturnal lemur native to Madagascar.
Language of northern Spain and southern France.
I Robot, volume of sci-fi stories by Isaac __.
A yoga bind or lock, in Sanskrit.
The shaman mandrill in The Lion King.
Puzzle 14
Whom Reagan asked to tear down the Berlin Wall.
Name given to residents of São Paulo.
__ esculenta; brain-shaped mushroom.
Something with three points, like a tooth.
Someone making money from illegal acts.
Database system using structured query language.
Snake posture in yoga, lying on tummy, chest up.
Under the __ Tree, Hardy book and Shakespeare poem.
Lowest level of a cumulonimbus, say.
Ananda Balasana pose, rocking like an infant.
Another name for botany, study of plants.
Puzzle 15
Relating to Sardinia's French neighbor.
World-famous Catalan chef at El Celler de Can Roca.
Orange Japanese citrus fruits.
Forename of the matriarch of the Carter family.
Reciting in tune, for meditative reasons.
Otherworldly, ghostly, heavenly.
Carl __, Bill Murray's character in Caddyshack.
Puzzle 16
Part of the brain linked to motivation, emotions.
Bob __, who played Saul Goodman.
French operatic soprano and film actress.
Continuing narrative in a TV drama.
__ Trust, charity that rescues important buildings.
It washes off chemicals in photo developing.
Norwegian island group in the Arctic Circle.
Operation __; aborted German invasion of Malta.
Henri Charriere's memoir about Devil's Island.
Dog of European (Spitz) and Asian (Chow) descent.
Edible green plant like cabbage or broccoli.
Trick someone into clicking onto an Astley song.
Holding crowd control method used by police.
Turning the body, for spine flexibility in yoga.
A person having many responsibilities to another.
Puzzle 17
Douglas __, Snr, swashbuckling actor of Robin Hood.
Polar vegetation with yellow, cup-shaped blooms.
Yoga that awakens dormant energy in the spine.
__ of Rhye, Mercury-written 1974 hit for Queen.
Bird, similar to a woodpigeon.
Company that buys and sells for another.
Island chain lying between Russia and the US.
Pastry maker, dessert chef (French).
Dutch-rooted language of 10 million South Africans.
Lying back, stretching out on the back.
Sarah __; classical singer in West End musicals.
Decorating with glued-on paper cut-outs.
Puzzle 18
Kurosawa's tale of truth and doubt in 12th C Japan.
Passover no-no for observant Jews: __ bread.
An exercise or discipline, such as a yoga session.
Ethnic group known as Chaldeans.
Teaching lesson with a lecturer or don.
German word for cloying sentimentality.
Presidential palace found on Rome's highest hill.
Puzzle 19
Angela __, Murder, She Wrote star.
Used for baking ring-shaped cakes.
William the Conqueror's first title: Duke of __.
Concentrating attention on one thing.
Mentions, brings up a subject.
Tadasana, or __ pose, simple standing.
Puzzle 20
Woman's gown or outer petticoat of the Middle Ages.
Youngest of the Griffins on Family Guy.
Stephanie Kwolek invented this bulletproof fabric.
Firm-fleshed fish with poisonous spines.
Girls' name or area for mooring yachts.
Half lord of the __, aquatic seated twist.
Anthony __, Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman.
Chinese tech co, at center of cybersecurity issues.
Traditional South African barbecues.
Religious rules in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism.
Large particle collider in Switzerland and France.