4th of july Crossword Puzzles
Vocab #8 2024-04-08
Across
- (Fernung) - to wander aimlessly or casually without urgent destination
- 6th (Mula) - having no significant effect : HARMLESS
- (6th Chesshir) - rejecting all religious and moral principles in the belief that life is meaningless:
- (Fernung) - the sorting of patients (as in an emergency room) according to the urgency of their need for care
- (1st Robinson) - emitting or reflecting usually steady, glowing light
- (Fernung) - hostile and aggressive:
- (1st Gwen) - a person who has exceptional skill, expertise, or talent at some endeavor
- (4th Spidel) - make more noticeable or prominent:
- (6th Wolfert) - loud or boisterous burst of laughter
- (6th Moody) - a moral fault or failing
Down
- (Fernung) - tending to erupt into violence
- (6th Tebbe) - marked by fast and energetic, disordered, or anxiety-driven activity : FRENZIED, frantic
- (Fernung) - : punishment inflicted in retaliation for an injury or offense
- (Fernung) - a useless act or gesture
- (4th Nasser) -evoke an especially emotional response
- (Fernung) to consider at length : PONDER
- (Fernung) - the quality or state of being holy or sacred
- (Fernung) - ORDER, COMMAND
- (4th Moreland) - attracting or seeking to attract attention, admiration, or envy often by gaudiness or obviousness : overly elaborate
- (Fernung) - bombard (someone) with something:
20 Clues: (Fernung) - ORDER, COMMAND • (Fernung) - hostile and aggressive: • (Fernung) - a useless act or gesture • (6th Moody) - a moral fault or failing • (Fernung) to consider at length : PONDER • (Fernung) - tending to erupt into violence • (Fernung) - bombard (someone) with something: • (4th Spidel) - make more noticeable or prominent: • ...
Vocab 8 2024-04-08
Across
- (Fernung) - to wander aimlessly or casually without urgent destination
- 6th (Mula) - having no significant effect : HARMLESS
- (6th Chesshir) - rejecting all religious and moral principles in the belief that life is meaningless:
- (Fernung) - the sorting of patients (as in an emergency room) according to the urgency of their need for care
- (1st Robinson) - emitting or reflecting usually steady, glowing light
- (Fernung) - hostile and aggressive:
- (1st Gwen) - a person who has exceptional skill, expertise, or talent at some endeavor
- (4th Spidel) - make more noticeable or prominent:
- (6th Wolfert) - loud or boisterous burst of laughter
- (6th Moody) - a moral fault or failing
Down
- (Fernung) - tending to erupt into violence
- (6th Tebbe) - marked by fast and energetic, disordered, or anxiety-driven activity : FRENZIED, frantic
- (Fernung) - : punishment inflicted in retaliation for an injury or offense
- (Fernung) - a useless act or gesture
- (4th Nasser) -evoke an especially emotional response
- (Fernung) to consider at length : PONDER
- (Fernung) - the quality or state of being holy or sacred
- (Fernung) - ORDER, COMMAND
- (4th Moreland) - attracting or seeking to attract attention, admiration, or envy often by gaudiness or obviousness : overly elaborate
- (Fernung) - bombard (someone) with something:
20 Clues: (Fernung) - ORDER, COMMAND • (Fernung) - hostile and aggressive: • (Fernung) - a useless act or gesture • (6th Moody) - a moral fault or failing • (Fernung) to consider at length : PONDER • (Fernung) - tending to erupt into violence • (Fernung) - bombard (someone) with something: • (4th Spidel) - make more noticeable or prominent: • ...
Vocab #8 2024-04-08
Across
- (Fernung) - to wander aimlessly or casually without urgent destination
- 6th (Mula) - having no significant effect : HARMLESS
- (6th Chesshir) - rejecting all religious and moral principles in the belief that life is meaningless:
- (Fernung) - the sorting of patients (as in an emergency room) according to the urgency of their need for care
- (1st Robinson) - emitting or reflecting usually steady, glowing light
- (Fernung) - hostile and aggressive:
- (1st Gwen) - a person who has exceptional skill, expertise, or talent at some endeavor
- (4th Spidel) - make more noticeable or prominent:
- (6th Wolfert) - loud or boisterous burst of laughter
- (6th Moody) - a moral fault or failing
Down
- (Fernung) - tending to erupt into violence
- (6th Tebbe) - marked by fast and energetic, disordered, or anxiety-driven activity : FRENZIED, frantic
- (Fernung) - : punishment inflicted in retaliation for an injury or offense
- (Fernung) - a useless act or gesture
- (4th Nasser) -evoke an especially emotional response
- (Fernung) to consider at length : PONDER
- (Fernung) - the quality or state of being holy or sacred
- (Fernung) - ORDER, COMMAND
- (4th Moreland) - attracting or seeking to attract attention, admiration, or envy often by gaudiness or obviousness : overly elaborate
- (Fernung) - bombard (someone) with something:
20 Clues: (Fernung) - ORDER, COMMAND • (Fernung) - hostile and aggressive: • (Fernung) - a useless act or gesture • (6th Moody) - a moral fault or failing • (Fernung) to consider at length : PONDER • (Fernung) - tending to erupt into violence • (Fernung) - bombard (someone) with something: • (4th Spidel) - make more noticeable or prominent: • ...
mostly July Crossword Puzzle 2017-08-04
Across
- Zodiac lifeguard boat series
- Deputy Administrator for Protection and National Preparedness nominee
- The new bank
- Management Directive 109-002 subject matter
- Scheduler system
- LACC DD
- Process that’s happening to NFTS
- FDNS Assistant Regional Director:
- Email addresses must be updated in this system by 8/11/17 otherwise you will lose access
- This OPM system moved to a new server
- Bangkok Field Office Director
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- Presenter of “Hunger & Help: Food Security in the Bay Area”
- MAVNI recruit and Soldier of the Year
- Text message social engineering
- Enjoy a “slice” of life at their Farmers’ Market August 4
- The initiatives that are a part of EO 13788
- D21's word of the month for July, which means the deliberate concealment of one's knowledge of a treasonable act or a felony
- One of the countries represented at the July 17 ceremony
- Star Wars Children’s Naturalization ceremony city
- Lunch and Learn topic
- PSW creator
- This is working
- Deputy Administrator of FEMA nominee
- A program being reimbursed in July
- City of FOD’s Associate Director’s July 17 naturalization ceremony
- Number of USCIS SES leaders at Flash Mentoring Event
26 Clues: LACC DD • PSW creator • The new bank • This is working • Scheduler system • Lunch and Learn topic • Zodiac lifeguard boat series • Bangkok Field Office Director • Text message social engineering • Process that’s happening to NFTS • FDNS Assistant Regional Director: • A program being reimbursed in July • Deputy Administrator of FEMA nominee • MAVNI recruit and Soldier of the Year • ...
Famous American Crossword 2022-11-21
Across
- He is on the $100 dollar bill.
- He was angry about the Stamp Act.
- He was most famous for letting the colonists know that the British are coming.
- He was born in Boston, MA in 1706.
Down
- He lived over 90 years and died July 4th 1896.
- He was active with the Sons of Liberty with JohnAdams and Sam Adams
- He had six children with his first wife Elizabeth
- He worked on The Declaration of Independence
8 Clues: He is on the $100 dollar bill. • He was angry about the Stamp Act. • He was born in Boston, MA in 1706. • He worked on The Declaration of Independence • He lived over 90 years and died July 4th 1896. • He had six children with his first wife Elizabeth • He was active with the Sons of Liberty with JohnAdams and Sam Adams • ...
Holidays 2023-06-12
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- Day A holiday commemorating the independence of a nation, such as the United States on July 4th. It is often celebrated with parades, fireworks, barbecues, and various community events.
- A holiday celebrated on October 31st, characterized by costumes, trick-or-treating, and spooky decorations. It originated from ancient traditions and is associated with themes of ghosts, witches, and candy.
- A religious holiday celebrated on December 25th to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a time of gift-giving, family gatherings, and festive decorations.
- Day A holiday celebrated on February 14th, known as a day to express affection and love. It is common to exchange cards, flowers, and gifts with loved ones, friends, or secret admirers.
- Year's Day The first day of the year, January 1st, celebrated as the beginning of a new year in many cultures. It is a time for reflection, setting goals or resolutions, and often marked with fireworks and festivities.
- A Jewish holiday observed for eight days and nights, usually falling in December. Also known as the Festival of Lights, it commemorates the miracle of oil and involves lighting the menorah, playing dreidel games, and enjoying traditional foods.
- A Christian holiday celebrated in the spring to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It often involves church services, egg hunts, and the exchange of chocolate eggs or other treats.
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- A holiday observed on the fourth Thursday in November, primarily celebrated in the United States. It is a time to express gratitude and enjoy a meal with loved ones, often featuring turkey and traditional dishes.
- A Hindu festival of lights celebrated in autumn, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. It involves lighting lamps, exchanging gifts, sharing sweets, and enjoying fireworks and festive decorations.
- Bunny A mythical character associated with Easter traditions, depicted as a bunny delivering decorated eggs and treats to children. The Easter Bunny is often portrayed as a symbol of fertility and new life.
- Claus A legendary figure known for bringing gifts to children during the Christmas season. Santa Claus, also known as Saint Nicholas, is depicted as a jolly man with a white beard, red suit, and a sleigh
- Day A holiday observed on November 11th to honor and express gratitude to military veterans who have served in the armed forces. It often includes ceremonies, tributes, and events to recognize their sacrifices and bravery.
- of July The Independence Day of the United States, celebrated on July 4th to commemorate the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. It is typically celebrated with fireworks, patriotic displays, and gatherings with family and friends.
- Day A public holiday celebrated on the first Monday in September, dedicated to honoring the contributions and achievements of workers. It often involves parades, picnics, and various recreational activities.
- Day A holiday observed on the last Monday in May, dedicated to remembering and honoring those who have died in military service to their country. It is often marked by memorial ceremonies, parades, and visiting gravesites to pay respects.
- Patrick's Day A cultural and religious holiday celebrated on March 17th, honoring the patron saint of Ireland. It is associated with Irish heritage and is celebrated with parades, wearing green, and festive gatherings.
16 Clues: A religious holiday celebrated on December 25th to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a time of gift-giving, family gatherings, and festive decorations. • Day A holiday commemorating the independence of a nation, such as the United States on July 4th. It is often celebrated with parades, fireworks, barbecues, and various community events. • ...
Mr. Blessing's quiz 2021-04-14
Across
- where you check out books
- the hurricane that flooded Apalach in 2018
- where we go if there is a tornado
- peanut butter and _______sandwich
- name of the big test you take end of the year
- where you keep ice cream
- a 4th grade teacher at ABC school
- you play four corner_______in PE
- the capital of Florida
- rattlesnakes and cottonmouths have this
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- the color of the bears in Florida
- where you put your books when in middle school
- opposite of sweet
- the shape pizza on Friday is cut in
- Franklin county school's mascot
- opposite of sunny
- math website that teaches multiplication facts
- the county you live in
- the 4th grade boy who moved a couple months ago
19 Clues: opposite of sweet • opposite of sunny • the county you live in • the capital of Florida • where you keep ice cream • where you check out books • Franklin county school's mascot • you play four corner_______in PE • the color of the bears in Florida • where we go if there is a tornado • peanut butter and _______sandwich • a 4th grade teacher at ABC school • ...
The War for Independence 2025-09-30
Across
- a symbol of peace
- Defeated the British ship serapis
- Organized a force of 175 men to drive hamilton out of Ohio Valley
- was sent to rescue the British troops
- was the colonists military
- where Cornwallis planned to build a fortified base
- was the leader of the force called the green mountain boys
- Private merchants who were outfitted to fight
- were colonists who were loyal to the British empire
- and his 3000 men captured the hills
- was official on July 4th 1776
- A new army quartermaster and general who tried to solve the problem at Valley Forge
- were hired soldiers also known as hessians
- signed on September 3, 1783
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- wrote Common sense
- where soldiers where left ill hungry and cold
- lead an army south from Montreal to new york
- was sent on the same mission as Ethan allen
- was captured by the green mountiain boys
- met to discuss the War for independence
- was written by Thomas paine
- where Howe sent soldiers to keep an eye on washington
- led 900 British soldiers to confront washington
- 24 year old French volunteer who was sent to Virginia with troops
- where the Patriots met Ferguson's challenge
- wrote declaration
- where Burgoyne attacked the americans
27 Clues: a symbol of peace • wrote declaration • wrote Common sense • was the colonists military • was written by Thomas paine • signed on September 3, 1783 • was official on July 4th 1776 • Defeated the British ship serapis • and his 3000 men captured the hills • was sent to rescue the British troops • where Burgoyne attacked the americans • met to discuss the War for independence • ...
Poppy Barley Cross Word 2025-07-01
Across
- Which Mariner EverEase style is offered in wide?
- Which Last is the Gallery Mary Jane on?
- Wildflower
- July event Offering Personalized Gold Foil Monogramming
- Loafer launching in Bluebell
- New Limited-Edition Shade in the Gallery Mary Jane
- Accessory Launching in Both Deep Forest and Stone
- July promo: spend $200+, get $50 off....
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- Ice cubes clinking, bare feet on cool tile, and the hush of.....
- Which BlueBell EverEase style is not offered in Wide?
- First Access to the Collection
- What colour is the hardware on the Arc in Stone?
- Cool Down Capsule Feels Like....
- A Sailor
- Theme Of July Collection at PB
- How Many Products Come in Stone?
- Exclusive July Gift with Purchase
17 Clues: A Sailor • Wildflower • Loafer launching in Bluebell • First Access to the Collection • Theme Of July Collection at PB • Cool Down Capsule Feels Like.... • How Many Products Come in Stone? • Exclusive July Gift with Purchase • Which Last is the Gallery Mary Jane on? • July promo: spend $200+, get $50 off.... • Which Mariner EverEase style is offered in wide? • ...
Hollin Meadows Memories! 2025-01-21
Across
- YOUR MOM WAS THIS FOR OUR CLASS
- FUNNY PE TEACHER (ALSO A SWIM COACH)
- BEST 4TH GRADE TEACHER EVER
- PLACE WHERE KIDS HAD FUN DIGGING IN THE DIRT
- 4TH GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES SUBJECT
- MS. MELTON'S FAVORITE NFL TEAM
- BIG FUNDRAISER FOR 6TH GRADE
- FUN EVENT IN JUNE WHERE YOU PROBABLY GOT WET
- KIDS HAD TO WALK ON THIS IN THE HALLWAY
- YOU READ THIS AS LINCOLN
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- YOURS WERE PICTURED ON EARTH DAY POSTERS
- MASCOT
- EVENT FEATURING FOOD FROM MANY COUNTRIES
- 5TH GRADE TEACHER
- 6TH GRADE TEACHER
- BIG FIELD TRIP FOR THE 4TH GRADE
- KIDS JOUSTED DURING THIS
- FOOD SERVED EVERY FRIDAY
- FAMILY GET-TOGETHER IN NOVEMBER
- YOUR PARTNER IN CRIME
- KINDERGARTEN TEACHER
- THE TALL GUY WHO WAS IN CHARGE
22 Clues: MASCOT • 5TH GRADE TEACHER • 6TH GRADE TEACHER • KINDERGARTEN TEACHER • YOUR PARTNER IN CRIME • KIDS JOUSTED DURING THIS • FOOD SERVED EVERY FRIDAY • YOU READ THIS AS LINCOLN • BEST 4TH GRADE TEACHER EVER • BIG FUNDRAISER FOR 6TH GRADE • MS. MELTON'S FAVORITE NFL TEAM • THE TALL GUY WHO WAS IN CHARGE • YOUR MOM WAS THIS FOR OUR CLASS • FAMILY GET-TOGETHER IN NOVEMBER • ...
D&D 2014 Druid Level Up Features 2025-12-27
12 Clues: 1st Level • 2nd Level • 18th Level • 20th Level • 4th & 8th Level • 1st Level - Magic • 2nd Level (Optional) • 2nd Level - Subclass • 6th, 10th, & 14th Level • 18th Level - Aging Slows • 4th, 8th, 12th, 16th, & 19th Level • 4th, 8th, 12th, 16th, & 19th Level (Optional)
On the move 2016-06-12
Across
- The ... settled in Massachusetts
- Informal word for reservation.
- A public holiday and celebration, held on the fourth Thursday of November to remember the thanks that the people who first came from Europe gave to God when they collected crops for the first time in their new country.
- An unfair opinion or feeling about someone or something.
- After a while, the settlers started ... the Native Americans badly.
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- Someone who believes that other races are not as good as their own and therefore treats them unfairly.
- The Patuxed and the Sioux are Native American ... .
- Each year on July 4th, Americans celebrate their ...
- In the 19th century, ... missionaries started to move into the new territories
- Christoph Columbus was a Spanish ...
10 Clues: Informal word for reservation. • The ... settled in Massachusetts • Christoph Columbus was a Spanish ... • The Patuxed and the Sioux are Native American ... . • Each year on July 4th, Americans celebrate their ... • An unfair opinion or feeling about someone or something. • After a while, the settlers started ... the Native Americans badly. • ...
On the move 2016-06-12
Across
- The ... settled in Massachusetts.
- An unfair opinion or feeling about someone or something: ...
- In the 19th century, ... missionaries started to move into the new territories.
- After a while, the settlers started ... the Native Americans badly.
- A public holiday and celebration, held on the fourth Thursday of November to remember the thanks that the people who first came from Europe gave to God when they collected crops for the first time in their new country: ...
- Informal word for reservation: ...
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- Each year on July 4th, Americans celebrate their ... .
- The Patuxed and the Sioux are Native American ... .
- Christoph Columbus was a Spanish ... .
- Someone who believes that other races are not as good as their own and therefore treats them unfairly: ...
10 Clues: The ... settled in Massachusetts. • Informal word for reservation: ... • Christoph Columbus was a Spanish ... . • The Patuxed and the Sioux are Native American ... . • Each year on July 4th, Americans celebrate their ... . • An unfair opinion or feeling about someone or something: ... • After a while, the settlers started ... the Native Americans badly. • ...
French History/Culture 2023-11-03
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- Name of famous French sculptor
- Famous emperor
- First name of famous French Academy Award winning actress
- Famous French painter
- Name of female protagonist from Hunchback of Notre Dame
- Character from Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
- Resort city on the southern coast of France
- American war won in part thanks to help from France
- First name of France's most infamous queen
- Former currency of France.
- Capital of French-speaking country Senegal
- One of the three words of France's official motto
- Second most common religion in France after Catholicism
- Protagonist from Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
- One of the three colors of the French flag
- Third largest city in France
- Delicacy in French cuisine
- Last name of famous French basketball player
- Last name of French feminist pioneer
- French Republic which endured the longest
- Type of French bread
- French speaking country in Oceania
- Controversial French delicacy
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- French name for Mona Lisa
- Neighborhood in Paris known for its artists
- Last name of famous French existential author
- City in France known for its mustard production
- Second largest city in France
- Currency used in France currently
- Most popular fast-food restaurant in France
- Famous French fashion designer
- Method of reading for the blind invented by the French
- Largest city in Francophone country Morocco
- Most iconic French female designer
- National _____: French congress
- First name of the engineer of the Eiffel Tower
- Region in France known for producing lavender
- Small French speaking country in Europe
- Common export of France
- First name of many French kings
- French pastry
- Largest museum in France
- ___ Day: French version of July 4th
- Continent with the most French speaking countries
- Last name of French "found art" pioneer
- Name of famous French soccer player
- Former French colony in Asia
- Month in which the French celebrate their Independence day
- Last name of most successful French language singer
49 Clues: French pastry • Famous emperor • Type of French bread • Famous French painter • Common export of France • Largest museum in France • French name for Mona Lisa • Former currency of France. • Delicacy in French cuisine • Third largest city in France • Former French colony in Asia • Second largest city in France • Controversial French delicacy • Name of famous French sculptor • ...
French Culture Crossword 2023-10-12
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- National ________: French congress
- name of female protagonist from Hunchback of Notre Dame
- former French colony in Asia
- famous emperor
- month in which the French celebrate their Independence Day
- one of the three colors of the French flag
- method of reading for the blind invented by the French
- first name of the engineer of the Eiffel Tower
- small French speaking country in Europe
- French pastry
- type of French bread
- controversial French delicacy
- neighborhood in Paris known for its artists
- largest museum in France
- city in France known for its mustard production
- resort city on the southern coast of France
- common export of France
- name of famous French sculptor
- one of the three words of France’s official motto
- second largest city in France
- last name of famous French basketball player
- capital of French-speaking country Senegal
- character from Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
- first name of many French kings
- last name of famous French existential author
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- last name of French feminist pioneer
- most popular fast food restaurant in France
- French speaking country in Oceania
- former currency of France
- last name of French “found art” pioneer
- American war won in part thanks to help from France
- currency used in France currently
- protagonist from Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
- first name of France’s most infamous queen
- second most common religion in France after Catholicism
- largest city in Francophone country Morocco
- French name for Mona Lisa
- first name of famous French Academy Award winning actress
- region in France known for producing lavender
- _______ Day: French version of July 4th
- famous French painter
- French Republic which endured the longest
- last name of most successful French language singer
- most iconic French female designer
- name of famous French soccer player
- third largest city in France
- continent with the most French speaking countries
- famous French fashion designer
- delicacy in French cuisine
49 Clues: French pastry • famous emperor • type of French bread • famous French painter • common export of France • largest museum in France • former currency of France • French name for Mona Lisa • delicacy in French cuisine • former French colony in Asia • third largest city in France • controversial French delicacy • second largest city in France • name of famous French sculptor • ...
Hey king get of our backs and French and Indian war 2023-05-10
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- Forced certain colonists to let British troops to live in their homes without rent.
- Expensive tax on all legal documents, newspapers, and more.
- Taxing things it new colonist couldn’t make for themselves.
- Saying the colonies were dependent on the king and declaring that all laws passed in the colonies had no affect.
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- 4th of July!
- A series of laws cracked down on rebellious activity in Massachusetts colony.
6 Clues: 4th of July! • Expensive tax on all legal documents, newspapers, and more. • Taxing things it new colonist couldn’t make for themselves. • A series of laws cracked down on rebellious activity in Massachusetts colony. • Forced certain colonists to let British troops to live in their homes without rent. • ...
Spanish Crossword Puzzle 2022-09-15
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- Another way of saying "same to you"
- 8th month of the year
- 3rd day of the week
- 5th day of the week
- 4th day of the week
- 4th month of the year
- 9th month of the year
- 2nd month of the year
- 1st month of the year
- Most basic way to greet someone
- 7th month of the year
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- 7st day of the week
- 1st day of the week
- 11th month of the year
- 10th month of the year
- The planet that used to have water
- Formal way of saying seeya later
- 2nd day of the week
- 12th month of the year
- 6th month of the year
- 5th month of the year
- 6th day of the week
- Another way of saying "so so" or "ok"
23 Clues: 7st day of the week • 1st day of the week • 2nd day of the week • 3rd day of the week • 5th day of the week • 4th day of the week • 6th day of the week • 8th month of the year • 6th month of the year • 4th month of the year • 5th month of the year • 9th month of the year • 2nd month of the year • 1st month of the year • 7th month of the year • 11th month of the year • 10th month of the year • ...
PI Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-10
9 Clues: 1st,2nd,3rd,4th • 1st,dot,2nd,3rd • 1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th • 1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th,6th • first No. decimal 2nd No. • 1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th,6th,7th • 1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th,6th,7th,8th • 1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th,6th,7th,8th,9th • 1st,2nd,3rd,4th,5th,6th,7th,8th,9th,10th
Plum Point Teachers 2022-12-20
Across
- 4th grade teaches with twins
- Has the most toilet paper rolls in her classroom
- Leads the band
- Does PNN
- Tallest teacher
- does 5th grade math team
- Leader of the Barberbots
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- First grade teach who loves Mickey Mouse
- has a eye surgery
- she has had knee surgery
- Has a broken leg
- has a collection of rubber chickens
- Does 4th grade math team
- most likely to dance
- Leads the band
15 Clues: Does PNN • Leads the band • Leads the band • Tallest teacher • Has a broken leg • has a eye surgery • most likely to dance • she has had knee surgery • Does 4th grade math team • does 5th grade math team • Leader of the Barberbots • 4th grade teaches with twins • has a collection of rubber chickens • First grade teach who loves Mickey Mouse • ...
Summer Fun At The Dillsburg Library 2023-04-25
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- Fun to do on the Yellow Breeches on a lazy summer day
- Author of "One Summer: America 1927"
- Author of "Big Summer"
- Places to do this include the Pole Steeple Trail and the AT
- Author of "Prodigal Summer"
- Yummy summer treat
- This occurs on June 21, 2023
- Delicious red summer fruit
- Sung by Travolta & Newton-John in movie "Grease"
- Performs at 6/10 concert in the Reading Garden @ the library
- Author of "Dead Days of Summer"
- A good place to read on a summer afternoon
- Author of "That Summer in Berlin"
- Author of "Invincible Summer"
- A campfire treat made w/ marshmallows
- Author of "Summer on the Island"
- Performed 1970s disco hit "Love to Love You Baby"
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- Author of "Endless Summer" short story collection
- Author of "The Lost Summers of Newport"
- Kids love to catch these in a jar on summer evenings
- Author of the new novel "Summer Reading"
- Many people look up to see these on July 4th
- Author of "Spitfire Summer"
- A popular family activity at Pine Grove Furnace and Pinchot
- Nearest amusement park with a functioning rollercoaster
- Author of "One Summer"
- What there ain't no cure for
- Vacation destination of many Central Pennsylvanians
- Good to sip on a hot summer day
- Author of "Revolutionary Summer"
30 Clues: Yummy summer treat • Author of "Big Summer" • Author of "One Summer" • Delicious red summer fruit • Author of "Prodigal Summer" • Author of "Spitfire Summer" • This occurs on June 21, 2023 • What there ain't no cure for • Author of "Invincible Summer" • Author of "Dead Days of Summer" • Good to sip on a hot summer day • Author of "Revolutionary Summer" • ...
On the move 2016-06-12
Across
- After a while, the settlers started ... the Native Americans badly.
- Someone who believes that other races are not as good as their own and therefore treats them unfairly: ...
- Each year on July 4th, Americans celebrate their ...
- The ... settled in Massachusetts
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- Informal word for reservation: ...
- The Patuxed and the Sioux are Native American...
- A public holiday and celebration, held on the fourth Thursday of November to remember the thanks that the people who first came from Europe gave to God when they collected crops for the first time in their new country: ...
- In the 19th century, ... missionaries started to move into the new territories
- An unfair opinion or feeling about someone or something: ...
- Christoph Columbus was a Spanish ...
10 Clues: The ... settled in Massachusetts • Informal word for reservation: ... • Christoph Columbus was a Spanish ... • The Patuxed and the Sioux are Native American... • Each year on July 4th, Americans celebrate their ... • An unfair opinion or feeling about someone or something: ... • After a while, the settlers started ... the Native Americans badly. • ...
July 2022-04-23
13 Clues: Full moon • Birthstone • Zodiac sign • Birth flower • Zodiac sign 2 • Lazy afternoon • Independence day • Month named after • July 4, 2019 town • First packraft lake • see 1 down(last name) • First Brewery (2019 trip) • Earth's farthest away from the sun
July 2026-07-01
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- Which day in July celebrates a major national holiday?
- What is the seventh month of the year?
- National bird
- The number of states in the USA
- A cool and refreshing summer citrus beverage
- Person credited for making the first flag
- Automobile driven to "see the USA"
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- First car made in the USA
- Number of stars on the first flag
- City where the Declaration of Independence was signed
- A nighttime celebration display in the sky
- Wrung when Declaration of Independence was signed
- The word "July" is derived from what ancient language
13 Clues: National bird • First car made in the USA • The number of states in the USA • Number of stars on the first flag • Automobile driven to "see the USA" • What is the seventh month of the year? • Person credited for making the first flag • A nighttime celebration display in the sky • A cool and refreshing summer citrus beverage • Wrung when Declaration of Independence was signed • ...
Testy 2023-12-13
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- The country namesake of your least favorite exercise Erin programs for you
- A car chase through LA involving 3 Mini Coopers and a helicopter
- Former Giant slugger Panda
- A gesture to describe something you don’t like e.g. Mesa Verde
- Weekend morning “Home”
- A handheld food you might eat on Nana’s birthday
- Chicago neighbor and eventual celebrity
- SF pitcher addicted to garlic fries
- Nickname for Uncle Dave
- A secret, island beach
- Running path river
- The only feline Geraghty
- Annual 4th of July race
- Susan’s most infamous horse companion
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- Neighbor Cartoonist
- An amputee fowl’s corresponding shape
- Necessary response to please Trebek
- Heath Ledger’s standout role
- Susan’s least favorite National Park
- Nickname of family rental in Pawley’s Island, SC
- Alma Mater “Mascot”
- The beer can in which the mountains are blue if it’s cold
- Ryan and Connor’s first car
- Favorite candy, maker
- Movie featuring a familiar Chicago apartment building
- Billy McTighe's Preferred Beer
- Le Creuset pot or trapping a fart under a blanket (slang)
- Our only amphibious pet
- Shared name of the Braves “brothers” (according to Ryan)
- 49th in order, visited for a 50th
- Joe’s feathered favorite
- Bird associated with Joe Geraghty
- Ryan’s self-appointed nickname
33 Clues: Running path river • Neighbor Cartoonist • Alma Mater “Mascot” • Favorite candy, maker • Weekend morning “Home” • A secret, island beach • Our only amphibious pet • Nickname for Uncle Dave • Annual 4th of July race • Joe’s feathered favorite • The only feline Geraghty • Former Giant slugger Panda • Ryan and Connor’s first car • Heath Ledger’s standout role • Billy McTighe's Preferred Beer • ...
Old/New Camp Crossword 2025-07-28
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- game illegally played by campers where you weren't allowed to speak
- where nivo typically ate
- kikar dance where people danced in this shape
- meltzing tradition done commonly with chicken wings and cinnamon rolls
- meal that would always be served during the Tikvah Arts Festival
- done with mattresses after or during a very rainy day
- Gabe Wein got these banned
- food item served every year at the 4th of july carnival
- best games played at the ohel
- what the whole camp would do between dinner and plays
- sport played by staff every shabbos
- chadar tradition that was commonly done with bags of potato chips or mayo packets
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- only boat people would take out
- what every counselor carried around
- play done by Machon 2016, taken out of rotation
- sport played between shoafim and nivonot
- where to get the best water in camp before they put in the woke water bottle fillers
- collection of rocks taken off the kikar after a significant injury
- alternative beverage
- sport played typically by staff before saturday night dinner
- game lost to time, always played on the point
- eidah whose lifespan lasted just 12 summers
- secret program for campers who needed extra support but lived in cabins
23 Clues: alternative beverage • where nivo typically ate • Gabe Wein got these banned • best games played at the ohel • only boat people would take out • what every counselor carried around • sport played by staff every shabbos • sport played between shoafim and nivonot • eidah whose lifespan lasted just 12 summers • kikar dance where people danced in this shape • ...
Our First Year 2026-05-05
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- My friends’ nickname for you
- Coolest dessert we’ve made
- Activity that always makes us laugh
- Our Halloween costume
- Prize for winning a wrestling match
- Our future dog
- The start of Sunday lighthouse challenge
- What type of lesbians are we
- Your best 4th of July dessert
- Our first roadtrip
- Our made-up nickname
- The menace in our relationship
- My favorite picture of you
- First music recommendation
- Our biggest accomplishment in NJ
- Our local lighthouse
- First date location
- My favorite things to give you
- Our favorite bagel topping
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- Our go-to dinner
- Second date location
- Our first pride celebration together
- Our go-to ice cream spot
- Biggest plant we’ve seen together
- Farthest trip we’ve taken together
- Our favorite ice cream at the beach
- First recipe we cooked together
- Your child and my adopted child
- Souvenirs for each other
- Our best snow day meal
- First concert together
- Most creative thing we’ve baked
- Beautiful place at sunset
- Anniversary date
- The best thing I realized this year
- Coolest thing we’ve found on the beach
- Biggest place we’ve seen together
- Interesting food we ate in RI
38 Clues: Our future dog • Our go-to dinner • Anniversary date • Our first roadtrip • First date location • Second date location • Our made-up nickname • Our local lighthouse • Our Halloween costume • Our best snow day meal • First concert together • Our go-to ice cream spot • Souvenirs for each other • Beautiful place at sunset • Coolest dessert we’ve made • My favorite picture of you • ...
United States 2023-03-10
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- The ____ of Liberty is located in New York and symbolizes hope, freedom and equal opportunity.
- George Washington was the first ____ of the United States.
- The ____ that represents the USA is red, white and blue.
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- On the 4th of ____, the United States celebrates their independence.
- USA stands for the United States of ____.
5 Clues: USA stands for the United States of ____. • The ____ that represents the USA is red, white and blue. • George Washington was the first ____ of the United States. • On the 4th of ____, the United States celebrates their independence. • The ____ of Liberty is located in New York and symbolizes hope, freedom and equal opportunity.
POZ - In the 90s 2019-03-13
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- December 1994/January 1995
- September 1997
- July 1997
- October/November 1995
- November 1996
- April/May 1995
- December 1995/January 1996
- May 1997
- June/July 1995
- April 1996
- June/July 1996
- December 1997
- February 1997
- April/May 1994
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- November 1997
- October 1997
- February/March 1996
- October/November 1994
- February/March 1995
- October 1996
- June/July 1994
- April 1997
- December 1996/January 1997
- August/September 1996
- August 1997
- August/September 1994
- June 1997
- August/September 1995
28 Clues: May 1997 • July 1997 • June 1997 • April 1997 • April 1996 • August 1997 • October 1997 • October 1996 • November 1997 • November 1996 • December 1997 • February 1997 • September 1997 • June/July 1994 • April/May 1995 • June/July 1995 • June/July 1996 • April/May 1994 • February/March 1996 • February/March 1995 • October/November 1994 • October/November 1995 • August/September 1996 • August/September 1994 • ...
Class Birthdays 2021-08-19
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- 21st July
- 29th May
- 10th November
- 17th October
- 26th May
- 12th June
- 11th November
- 7th December
- 2nd November
- 23rd October
- 30th October
- 22nd February
- 1st January
- 27th February
- 23rd May
- 7th December
- 22nd June
- 18th August
- 3rd August
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- 22nd February
- 9th February
- 20th May
- 27th May
- 31st July
- 6th February
- 8th October
- 18th June
- 20th December
- 23rd September
- 7th July
- 17th March
- 11th March
- 22nd July
- 6th August
- 30th January
35 Clues: 29th May • 20th May • 27th May • 26th May • 7th July • 23rd May • 21st July • 31st July • 12th June • 18th June • 22nd July • 22nd June • 17th March • 11th March • 6th August • 3rd August • 8th October • 1st January • 18th August • 9th February • 17th October • 6th February • 7th December • 2nd November • 23rd October • 30th October • 30th January • 7th December • 22nd February • 10th November • 11th November • 20th December • 22nd February • ...
Summer! 2025-04-29
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- Something you put on your face so that you can see on a sunny day
- A popular summer drink that's cold, sweet, and yellow
- Something you use so you don't get sunburnt
- A popular summer desert that's cold, on a stick, and usually has fruity flavors
- Somewhere you could go on vacation with sand and water
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- Something that you could build at the beach
- Something that shoots up in the sky making a loud boom and showering sparkles; used a lot on the 4th of July
- Something that you use to ride the waves on the ocean
- Something that you use to get shade from the sun or protection from the rain
- This is the opposite of cold
10 Clues: This is the opposite of cold • Something that you could build at the beach • Something you use so you don't get sunburnt • A popular summer drink that's cold, sweet, and yellow • Something that you use to ride the waves on the ocean • Somewhere you could go on vacation with sand and water • Something you put on your face so that you can see on a sunny day • ...
Citizens test crossword edition 2023-01-11
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- The highest court
- The Department of ___ makes sure our food is safe and supports farmers
- House of Representatives and the Senate together
- Which house of congress has 435 members?
- There are this many U.S. senators
- The ___ was signed on the 4th of July, 1776
- These are the changes to the
- The name of a group of several judges who hear a case together
- This role of government maintains the army, navy, air force, and marines.
- The opposite of The Democratic Party
- Largest part of Constitution
- This type of government is when there is no government at all
- This is amendments 1-10
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- The opposite of surplus
- This branch makes the laws
- This happens when the president declines a bill
- "The right to keep and bear arms" is the ___ amendment
- The chief executive of a state
- The written document asking the Supreme Court to take a case
- The definition of "two chambers"
- This court usually has three-judge panels
- A U.S. senator's term is this long
- The person that is chosen to run as a party's candidate in the national election
- A Court of Appeals usually has ___ judges in the courtroom
- This tax is taken to provide retired people with income
- No unreasonable searches and seizures is the ___ amendment
26 Clues: The highest court • The opposite of surplus • This is amendments 1-10 • This branch makes the laws • These are the changes to the • Largest part of Constitution • The chief executive of a state • The definition of "two chambers" • There are this many U.S. senators • A U.S. senator's term is this long • The opposite of The Democratic Party • Which house of congress has 435 members? • ...
planets fruits and ice creams 2025-10-26
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- the 3rd biggest planet
- the 4th smallest planet
- can come in red black purple and green
- round berry that comes in groups
- a cone of ice cream
- oval kind fruit that comes on its own
- the 3rd smallest planet
- brown fruit comes of trees
- the smallest planet
- pink fruit comes on its own
- the 4th biggest planet
- passion fruit like but bigger
- the 2nd biggest planet
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- the biggest planet
- red inside fruit comes on its own
- green or red comes on its own
- spiky fruit comes on its own
- a tub of ice cream
- the 2nd smallest planet
- orange fruit comes on its own
- round fruit that comes in packets
21 Clues: the biggest planet • a tub of ice cream • a cone of ice cream • the smallest planet • the 3rd biggest planet • the 4th biggest planet • the 2nd biggest planet • the 4th smallest planet • the 2nd smallest planet • the 3rd smallest planet • brown fruit comes of trees • pink fruit comes on its own • spiky fruit comes on its own • green or red comes on its own • orange fruit comes on its own • ...
Citizens test crossword edition 2023-01-11
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- Largest part of Constitution
- Which house of congress has 435 members?
- The person that is chosen to run as a party's candidate in the national election
- The opposite of surplus
- There are this many U.S. senators
- A Court of Appeals usually has ___ judges in the courtroom
- No unreasonable searches and seizures is the ___ amendment
- This type of government is when there is no government at all
- This happens when the president declines a bill
- This role of government maintains the army, navy, air force, and marines.
- The Department of ___ makes sure our food is safe and supports farmers
- The ___ was signed on the 4th of July, 1776
- A U.S. senator's term is this long
- This branch makes the laws
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- The written document asking the Supreme Court to take a case
- House of Representatives and the Senate together
- This is amendments 1-10
- These are the changes to the
- The opposite of The Democratic Party
- This tax is taken to provide retired people with income
- The highest court
- This court usually has three-judge panels
- The definition of "two chambers"
- "The right to keep and bear arms" is the ___ amendment
- The chief executive of a state
- The name of a group of several judges who hear a case together
26 Clues: The highest court • This is amendments 1-10 • The opposite of surplus • This branch makes the laws • Largest part of Constitution • These are the changes to the • The chief executive of a state • The definition of "two chambers" • There are this many U.S. senators • A U.S. senator's term is this long • The opposite of The Democratic Party • Which house of congress has 435 members? • ...
SDY Birthday Edition 2023-05-14
19 Clues: May 3 • June 1 • May 25 • July 31 • July 25 • July 29 • August 1 • August 21 • October 3 • January 14 • October 23 • October 14 • January 17 • October 30 • January 16 • November 29 • November 18 • February 13 • November 27
Mardi Gras 2026-02-11
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- Found inside a King Cake (4th letter)
- Glass or Plastic (4th letter)
- 40 days are called (4th letter)
- What is the famous street for Mardi Gras (9th letter)
- What is Mardi Gras called in New Orleans (2nd letter)
- What is the Mardi Gras symbol (1st letter)
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- Line of Floats (2nd letter)
- Which city has the most Mardi Gras Parades (10th letter)
- Shaped in a ring (8th letter)
- What was Mardi Gras originally called (4th letter)
10 Clues: Line of Floats (2nd letter) • Glass or Plastic (4th letter) • Shaped in a ring (8th letter) • 40 days are called (4th letter) • Found inside a King Cake (4th letter) • What is the Mardi Gras symbol (1st letter) • What was Mardi Gras originally called (4th letter) • What is the famous street for Mardi Gras (9th letter) • ...
The 4th Dimension 2023-09-14
9 Clues: 4D Circle • empty space • made the empty space • a 4D square is called • 4th dimension to humans • there is 11 _______ total • discovered the 4th dimension • made the Theory of the 4th dimension • ____ is the simplest version of the fourth dimension
Mr. Blessing's quiz 2021-04-14
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- the hurricane that flooded Apalach in 2018
- the shape pizza on Friday is cut in
- the county you live in
- the color of the bears in Florida
- math website that teaches multiplication facts
- the capital of Florida
- where you check out books
- peanut butter and _______sandwich
- a 4th grade teacher at ABC school
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- the 4th grade boy who moved a couple months ago
- you play four corner_______in PE
- Franklin county school's mascot
- name of the big test you take end of the year
- where you keep ice cream
- where you put your books when in middle school
- opposite of sweet
- where we go if there is a tornado
- opposite of sunny
- rattlesnakes and cottonmouths have this
19 Clues: opposite of sweet • opposite of sunny • the county you live in • the capital of Florida • where you keep ice cream • where you check out books • Franklin county school's mascot • you play four corner_______in PE • the color of the bears in Florida • where we go if there is a tornado • peanut butter and _______sandwich • a 4th grade teacher at ABC school • ...
St.Fintan's High School 2013-04-16
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- the amount of prefabs
- this years musical was based on the songs of this band
- colour of the 1st 2nd and 3rd years jumpers
- exams that 6th years have
- this years school musical
- colour of the legs of the caf chairs
- small enclosed pitch outside
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- colour of the 4th 5th and 6th years jumpers
- colour of 5th and 6th years trousers
- age of the school this year
- colour shirts of the 4th years
- name of the school secretary
- you can buy your lunch here
- exams that 3rd years have
- principal of St.Fintan's
- amount of changing rooms on school grounds
16 Clues: the amount of prefabs • principal of St.Fintan's • exams that 3rd years have • exams that 6th years have • this years school musical • age of the school this year • you can buy your lunch here • name of the school secretary • small enclosed pitch outside • colour shirts of the 4th years • colour of 5th and 6th years trousers • colour of the legs of the caf chairs • ...
Civil War crossword 2014-10-16
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- slave states that remained in the Union
- President of the Confederacy
- Novel written by Harriet Beecher stoww that showed the horros of slavery to Northerners
- Rapid fire gun bapable of shooting 600 rounds per minute
- Turning point in the war where the North would win, it is a battle
- Document freeing slaves in Union- controlled Confederate states
- The United States during the American Civil War
- War between the Union and the Confederacy
- Condition of being owned by and forcved to work for someone else
- General of the Confederacy, considered to be one of the greatest generals of all time
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- The fall of Vicksburing, Mississippi to General Grant on July 4th 1863
- Successful Union general, later became president
- General for the South, got his name becuase he refused to retreat during battle
- To leave or withdraw
- A series of agreements passed by congress to maintain the balance of power between slave and free states
- Civil war Batlle, 25,000 men were killed or wounded
- Speech given by Abraham Lincoln at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery
- A law that allowed voters in Kansas and Nebraska to choose wether to allow slavery or not
- The southern states that seceded from the United States in 1861
- President of the United States during the American Civil war
20 Clues: To leave or withdraw • President of the Confederacy • slave states that remained in the Union • War between the Union and the Confederacy • The United States during the American Civil War • Successful Union general, later became president • Civil war Batlle, 25,000 men were killed or wounded • Rapid fire gun bapable of shooting 600 rounds per minute • ...
Thomas 2023-11-03
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- The colony Thomas was representing
- denoting the younger of two who have the same name in a family, especially a son as distinct from his father.Father Paternal
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- Paternal
- The day the declaration of independence was officially signed.
- (in names) denoting the elder of two who have the same name in a family, especially a father as distinct from his son.
- common last name and is my last name
6 Clues: Paternal • The colony Thomas was representing • common last name and is my last name • The day the declaration of independence was officially signed. • (in names) denoting the elder of two who have the same name in a family, especially a father as distinct from his son. • ...
Hulst Jepsen Beach Ball Raffle Entry Name:______________ 2022-06-21
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- This shape is the proper way to fold an American flag.
- Hulst Jepsen Physical Therapy's slogan: "Restoring Body. Reviving ______"
- First name of the only US president to grow up in Grand Rapids, MI.
- Hulst Jepsen Physical Therapy has over 1,600 _____-star Google reviews!
- What city is first Hulst Jepsen clinic located in?
- The 50-star version of this was flown for the first time on Independence Day, 1960
- Last name of the founding father on the 2-dollar bill.
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- Do this to improve your flexibility!
- Every July 4th, over 150 ______ hot dogs are consumed.
- Dry _________ is when a therapist inserts small, sterile filament needles into the skin & muscles to release muscle tension, restore motion, and reduce pain.
- Hulst Jepsen @_____ brings therapy to those who are unable to physically attend a clinic.
- There are _______-two convenient Hulst Jepsen locations are across West Michigan.
12 Clues: Do this to improve your flexibility! • What city is first Hulst Jepsen clinic located in? • This shape is the proper way to fold an American flag. • Every July 4th, over 150 ______ hot dogs are consumed. • Last name of the founding father on the 2-dollar bill. • First name of the only US president to grow up in Grand Rapids, MI. • ...
ABE I Crossword 12/13/23 2023-12-12
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- Egypt is part of this continent.
- Takes place of a noun.
- This country is also a continent.
- A person, place or thing.
- China is part of this continent.
- This animal keeps half its brain awake while it sleeps.
- Express physical\mental action or state of being.
- Comparing two things without using "like" or "as."
- Brazil is part of this continent.
- When does Winter Break start for ABE I?
- Comparing two things using "like" or "as."
- Describes a noun.
- A word with a similar meaning.
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- This state has a Grizzle Bear on its flag.
- What branch of Government makes the laws? This is Congress.
- What day is July 4th on?
- The opposite meaning of a word.
- John wakes up at 5AM. He showers and gets ready by 6AM. It takes him 1 hour 45 Minutes to get to work. When does he get to work?
- Spain is part of this continent.
- What branch of Government that executes the laws. This is the President.
- Canada is part of this continent.
- This continent is made of Ice.
- This animal is part of the canine family.
- If you have $90 and there is a 10% discount. What do you have to do to 90 and 10 to find the discount amount?
- What branch of Government enforces the laws? This is the Supreme Court.
25 Clues: Describes a noun. • Takes place of a noun. • What day is July 4th on? • A person, place or thing. • This continent is made of Ice. • A word with a similar meaning. • The opposite meaning of a word. • Egypt is part of this continent. • Spain is part of this continent. • China is part of this continent. • This country is also a continent. • Canada is part of this continent. • ...
It’s Your Birthday! 2017-12-17
25 Clues: May 11 • May 25 • July 2 • July 13 • July 16 • March 2 • March 22 • August 4 • April 11 • August 8 • April 19 • March 22 • April 16 • April 19 • August 18 • January 9 • October 6 • February 3 • January 16 • February 5 • October 22 • February 5 • February 28 • December 26 • September 30
Difro Holidays 2025 2025-12-25
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- Mick Dawg recently purchased 2 pairs of shoes Skechers and this brand from China
- Santa's Red nosed reindeer
- Place where the family will celebrate New Years?
- Casey likes to bake these chocolate chip variety for breakfast
- Address of recently purchased property?
- What of neighbor Bob was found in our yard on Thanksgiving
- Who does Buddy scream "I know Him" in Elf
- This young child is infatuated with Taylor and Mickey
- They like it Hot Hot Hot in Polar Express
- When will neighbor Darrell turn off his Christmas lights
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- Janes's unofficial title at CoBeck Construction
- Name of our new favorite waiter?
- Jane named herself this of the office at CoBeck Constuction and Taylor of IGH Days
- The name of the 4th of July fireworks show
- How Taylor determines if it is tanning weather
- Name of the road the happy couple has purchased land?
- Drink both Jane and Taylor love, but only one is drinking lately
- Person who designed the Simley Island Lights?
- Room where Mickey likes to visit with Jane and Taylor?
- Where does Grandma Sandi spend most of her time?
- He plays Santa in the Disney Santa Clause Movies
- He tries to steal Santa's job in Santa Clause 3
- (Blank) of a Birthday - When Mothers day and a middle child birthday coincide
- Lucas and Joe have amazed people this year with this ability
24 Clues: Santa's Red nosed reindeer • Name of our new favorite waiter? • Address of recently purchased property? • Who does Buddy scream "I know Him" in Elf • They like it Hot Hot Hot in Polar Express • The name of the 4th of July fireworks show • Person who designed the Simley Island Lights? • How Taylor determines if it is tanning weather • ...
Monster pages 1-45 2024-01-10
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- O'Brien's first name
- The date of the murder
- The sport that Jose is involved in
- What is Richard Evans' nickname
- The name of the person who takes notes in court
- The word that the prosecutor repeatedly calls the defendants
- First name of the victim
- The person on trial with Steve Harmon
- State the novel takes place in
- The name that they use to refer to Richard "Bobo" Evans
- The last name of the prosecutor
- City the detention center is located in
- The adjective they use to refer to Sandra Petrocelli
- Last name of the victim
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- The main character in the novel
- Where Steve is living during the trial
- Punishment that the state is pushing for
- Briggs mentions that he went to this on the 4th of July
- The name of Steve's attorney
- The charge that Steve & James have against them
- The item that Jose said was missing from the store at the time of the robery
- Briggs' first name
- Where Zinzi was when he first became involved in the case
- Person that will testify to the cause of death
- How many days Zinzi was in jail
- The number of cartons that Jose said were missing
- The name that they use to refer to James King
27 Clues: Briggs' first name • O'Brien's first name • The date of the murder • Last name of the victim • First name of the victim • The name of Steve's attorney • State the novel takes place in • The main character in the novel • What is Richard Evans' nickname • The last name of the prosecutor • How many days Zinzi was in jail • The sport that Jose is involved in • ...
5.1 Ordinal Numbers 2026-04-22
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- el _ piso (4th)
- la _ persona (1st)
- el _ piso (2nd)
- el _ piso (3rd)
- el _ piso (1st)
- la _ persona (5th)
- el _ piso (7th)
- la _ persona (8th)
- la _ persona (2nd)
- la _ persona (6th)
- el _ piso (8th)
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- la _ persona (3rd)
- la _ persona (7th)
- el _ piso (9th)
- el _ piso (10th)
- la _ persona (4th)
- el _ piso (6th)
- la _ persona (10th)
- la _ persona (9th)
- el _ piso (5th)
20 Clues: el _ piso (4th) • el _ piso (9th) • el _ piso (2nd) • el _ piso (3rd) • el _ piso (6th) • el _ piso (1st) • el _ piso (5th) • el _ piso (7th) • el _ piso (8th) • el _ piso (10th) • la _ persona (3rd) • la _ persona (7th) • la _ persona (1st) • la _ persona (4th) • la _ persona (9th) • la _ persona (5th) • la _ persona (8th) • la _ persona (2nd) • la _ persona (6th) • la _ persona (10th)
July 2026 Crossword 2026-06-25
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- The July catch of the month is Fried ____.
- ____ Day marks the start of the French Revolution on July 14th.
- Presidents Coolidge, G.W. Bush and Ford have July ____.
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- Enjoy all you can eat ____ Crab Legs at the Christmas in July dinner on July 24th.
- Learn about ____ Disease at the wellness discussion with Teri on July 10th.
- Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the ____ on July 20, 1969.
- The ____ is the July birthstone.
- The month of July is named after Julius ____.
- Flo Zinnerman, May 2026 Team Member of the Month, has been a housekeeper at Friends Village for almost ____ years.
- The July Superfood is ____ Fruit.
10 Clues: The ____ is the July birthstone. • The July Superfood is ____ Fruit. • The July catch of the month is Fried ____. • The month of July is named after Julius ____. • Presidents Coolidge, G.W. Bush and Ford have July ____. • ____ Day marks the start of the French Revolution on July 14th. • Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the ____ on July 20, 1969. • ...
SAINTS - JULY 2020-06-21
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- Jesus walked along a little farther and saw him, the son of Zebedee, and his brother John [July 25]
- Apostle who made one remark and has been branded as “Doubting” ever since [July 3]
- Patron saint of housewives; sister to Lazarus [July 29]
- known as the “Apostle to the Apostles” [July 22] {2 words
- Patron saint of Chile [July 16] {4 words
- Patron saint of girls, Catholic youth, teenagers [July 6] {2 words
- Patron saint of monks, kidney disease [July 11]
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- Patron Saint of Retreats [July 31] {2 words
- grandparents to Jesus; Patron Saints of grandparents [July 26] {3 words
- lost her parents and little brother in a smallpox epidemic that left her disfigured and half blind [July 14] {2 words
10 Clues: Patron saint of Chile [July 16] {4 words • Patron Saint of Retreats [July 31] {2 words • Patron saint of monks, kidney disease [July 11] • Patron saint of housewives; sister to Lazarus [July 29] • known as the “Apostle to the Apostles” [July 22] {2 words • Patron saint of girls, Catholic youth, teenagers [July 6] {2 words • ...
It’s Your Birthday 2017-12-13
21 Clues: May • May 25 • July 2 • March 2 • July 13 • July 16 • April 19 • March 22 • April 16 • March 22 • August 4 • April 19 • April 11 • August 18 • January 9 • January 16 • February 5 • February 5 • February 28 • December 26 • September 30
Naruto 2021-02-16
12 Clues: the 4th hokagai • the main Villain • narutos best freind • the leader of team 7 • one of the 3 justsus • narutos secret lover • the 4th hokagai's son • the Uchiha clans powers • the village naruto lives in • The colour of Naruto's hair • The form of art that this is • who almost killed there whole clan
Summer Fun 2016-05-22
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- Where you stay at the lake
- Covers your eyes
- Good place to by fishing stuff
- They go on land and in the water
- Coating on fried fish
- Summer shoes
- Sandy place
- Frozen summer treat
- Pad fish hide under
- Catch a wave
- All the tools for fishing
- 4th of July Day
- After it rains
- What you keep your fish on
- Links or patties
- Wiggly bait
- What the sun gives you
- Shows you where the fish are
- It shines at night
- Water movement
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- Follow the boat
- Summer dessert
- Throw your line out there
- Summer sport
- We all look forward to having one
- Strips of breakfast meat
- Tells you when you have a bite
- Get your line caught or stuck
- Makes into toast
- Camper’s cologne
- Italian meal in a pie
- Place you put your boat in the water
- They look like bombs bursting
- Where rain comes from
- Amusement park for ants
- Cackleberry
- Land in the middle of the lake
- Too much sun
- Breakfast with syrup
- Sleep in a tent
- If the motor quits you…
- How you get boat to the lake
42 Clues: Sandy place • Cackleberry • Wiggly bait • Summer sport • Summer shoes • Catch a wave • Too much sun • Summer dessert • After it rains • Water movement • Follow the boat • 4th of July Day • Sleep in a tent • Covers your eyes • Makes into toast • Camper’s cologne • Links or patties • It shines at night • Frozen summer treat • Pad fish hide under • Breakfast with syrup • Coating on fried fish • Italian meal in a pie • ...
Eliza and Leo 2025-05-23
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- First meal Leo ate at the Owens house
- Where Eliza and Leo went on their first date
- Leo's favorite game
- Color of the bride's eyes
- How many jobs Leo has had since he met Eliza
- Instrument the bride plays
- Who introduced Eliza and Leo
- Leo's favorite ice cream
- Leo's coffee order
- How many siblings Eliza has
- What Eliza and Leo did the first time they hung out
- Leo's favorite color
- Eliza's favorite game
- Month when they met
- How many guitars Leo has
- How long did Eliza and Leo date before they got engaged
- First concert they went to together
- Month they started dating
- Leo's nickname for Eliza
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- Name of the couple's first dance song
- Where Eliza and Leo ate on their first date
- Eliza's favorite color
- City the bride grew up in
- Color you couldn't wear today
- Eliza and Leo's favorite park
- What month they got engaged in
- How long did Eliza and Leo date before he gave her a promise ring
- What Leo is
- How many first cousins the couple has combined
- Leo's favorite restaurant
- Eliza's favorite animal
- Eliza's favorite flower
- Where Leo went with Eliza's family for 4th of July
- Sport Leo played
34 Clues: What Leo is • Sport Leo played • Leo's coffee order • Leo's favorite game • Month when they met • Leo's favorite color • Eliza's favorite game • Eliza's favorite color • Eliza's favorite animal • Eliza's favorite flower • Leo's favorite ice cream • How many guitars Leo has • Leo's nickname for Eliza • City the bride grew up in • Color of the bride's eyes • Leo's favorite restaurant • ...
English-speaking countries 2025-02-17
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- – Saint ... Day - a holiday celebrated on 17th March in Ireland.
- – A three-leaf plant that is a symbol of Ireland.
- – The national animal of Canada.
- – A famous clock tower in London.
- – A national holiday on 1st July celebrating the country’s founding.
- – The Great ... Reef, a world-famous coral reef located off the coast of Australia.
- – A famous Australian animal that hops on its back legs.
- – A famous landmark symbolizing freedom in New York.
- – The most popular sport in the UK.
- – The capital of New Zealand.
- – A famous British dish with fried fish and French fries.
- – A flightless bird that is a national symbol of New Zealand.
- – The capital of the UK.
- – The biggest city in Australia.
- – ... Day, a national holiday celebrated on 6th February.
- – A famous American sport played with a bat and ball.
- – The capital of Canada.
- – The largest city in New Zealand.
- – The name of the UK’s national flag.
- – A popular Australian spread made from yeast extract.
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- – A famous natural landmark in Ireland.
- – ... D.C. - the capital of the USA.
- – New Zealand’s most popular sport, with the All Blacks as the national team.
- – A popular American food with a meat patty and a bun.
- – A sweet liquid made from tree sap, popular in Canada.
- – The biggest city in the United States.
- – A Canadian dish made of French fries, cheese curds, and gravy.
- – The capital of Australia.
- – The national bird of the United States.
- – A popular sport in Ireland.
- – A widely celebrated holiday on 25th December.
- – ... Day, a national holiday in Australia and New Zealand to remember soldiers (25th April).
- – A prehistoric stone monument in England.
- – One of Canada’s official sports, played with a stick and net.
- – A traditional Irish dish made with meat and root vegetables.
- – A national holiday on 4th July celebrating the USA’s independence.
- – A traditional Māori method of cooking food underground, or a national food.
- – The capital of Ireland.
- – The biggest city in Canada.
- – One of Australia’s most popular sports.
40 Clues: – The capital of the UK. • – The capital of Canada. • – The capital of Ireland. • – The capital of Australia. • – A popular sport in Ireland. • – The capital of New Zealand. • – The biggest city in Canada. • – The national animal of Canada. • – The biggest city in Australia. • – A famous clock tower in London. • – The largest city in New Zealand. • ...
F1 Drivers 2023-05-09
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- Got there too late
- Bogan Army Rank
- Used to drive with Danny Ric
- Had way more time off than Oscar before he got a drive
- Made in Australia
- Sounds like a Starwars character
- 4th team looking for 4th time World Champion
- Replaced by Russell, bet he's glad
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- Number 1.
- Made in China
- Danny Ric would have driven better
- Made in Denmark
- Send it.
- Made in Japan
- Stayed too long
- Lives in Monaco
- Couldn't get wings so went up a mountain
- Made in Thailand
- On the grid because of Dad
- Taco taco taco
- The other French guy
21 Clues: Send it. • Number 1. • Made in China • Made in Japan • Taco taco taco • Made in Denmark • Bogan Army Rank • Stayed too long • Lives in Monaco • Made in Thailand • Made in Australia • Got there too late • The other French guy • On the grid because of Dad • Used to drive with Danny Ric • Sounds like a Starwars character • Danny Ric would have driven better • Replaced by Russell, bet he's glad • ...
English Speaking Country Holidays 2024-09-09
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- The Irish holiday ‘St. Patrick’s Day’ is known for the the three leaf clover called the ____________
- On April fool’s day, many people play ____________ on each other.
- ____________ Day is an important holiday in South Africa remembering the first national elections where everyone from any race group were allowed to vote.
- On ____________ many people dress up in costumes and go trick or treating
- On February 14th, you give gifts to your ____________
- New Years Day is celebrated on January the ____________
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- On the 4th of July, Americans celebrate ____________ from the British
- Waitangi Day commemorates the signing of an agreement between the British and ____________ in New Zealand.
- The King’s Birthday is a public holiday for countries that belong to the ____________
- Remembrance Day is observed in Commonwealth countries which marks the end of the first ____________
- In Australia and New Zealand, Christmas is in the ____________
- ANZAC Day commemorates Australian and New Zealand soldiers who died in the battle of ____________ in WWI
- Easter is a Christian celebration, remembering the resurrection of ____________.
13 Clues: On February 14th, you give gifts to your ____________ • New Years Day is celebrated on January the ____________ • In Australia and New Zealand, Christmas is in the ____________ • On April fool’s day, many people play ____________ on each other. • On the 4th of July, Americans celebrate ____________ from the British • ...
U.S. Presidents 2023-04-21
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- First non-slave holding president aside from bush
- President during 9/11
- Became president when Kennedy was assassinated
- Had 2 alligators as a pet
- One of the 2 presidents to have 2 wives
- First president in the Cold War
- Only president elected from Pennsylvania
- Assassinated on November 18th 1886
- Hayes’ successor
- His first son died by scarlet fever at 3
- First Natural Born President
- Main author of the Constitution
- April 15, 1865, assassinated by John Wilkes Booth
- Became an Orphan at 9
- Bearded 19th President
- 39th U.S. President
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- got impeached because of a girl named Monica Lewinsky
- Served 2 non-consecutive terms
- This president was assassinated on November 22, 1963, by Lee Harvey Oswald
- Owned a Durham Cow and a goat
- Only president born on July 4th
- He was the only president to not be elected to president nor vice president
- Father of George W Bush
- This president was the leader of the militia during the war of 1812
- Biggest President
- Died his 32nd day in office
- President during the Mexican-American war
- Commonly referred to as F.D.R.
- proclaimed that America needed "not nostrums, but normalcy".
- Named the hero of the battle of Trenton
- This president almost got assassinated
- Became president when Lincoln was assassinated
- Died of using to much cigars
- First president to resign
- First African-American President
35 Clues: Hayes’ successor • Biggest President • 39th U.S. President • President during 9/11 • Became an Orphan at 9 • Bearded 19th President • Father of George W Bush • Had 2 alligators as a pet • First president to resign • Died his 32nd day in office • Died of using to much cigars • First Natural Born President • Owned a Durham Cow and a goat • Served 2 non-consecutive terms • ...
Ordinals 2024-07-15
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- - The month before May
- - April is the ____ month
- - The fifth month
- - This month right now
- - The last month of the year
- - October is the ____ month
- - The month before October
- - The spooky month (Happy Halloween!)
- - March is the ____ month
- - June is the ____ month
- - May is the ____ month
- - September is the ____ month
- - The month after February
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- - The first month of the year
- - August is the ____ month
- - The eighth month
- - The month before July
- - July is the ____ month
- - November is the ____ month
- - February is the ____ month
- - The shortest month
- - January is the ____ month
- - December is the ____ month
- - The month after October
24 Clues: - The fifth month • - The eighth month • - The shortest month • - The month before May • - This month right now • - The month before July • - May is the ____ month • - July is the ____ month • - June is the ____ month • - April is the ____ month • - March is the ____ month • - The month after October • - August is the ____ month • - The month before October • - The month after February • ...
Crossword Puzzle(Lesson 51) 2021-03-01
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- n. the 1st month of the year
- n. a country in southeast of Europe 希腊
- n. Teachers' Day in this month
- n. the 1st day is International Labour Day
- adj. something that has some heat but not enough to be hot
- n. an area of land that has or used to have its own government and laws
- n. the condition of the atmosphere in one area at a particular time, for example, if it is raining, hot, or windy
- adj. enjoyable, pleasing or attractive 宜人的
- n. the coldest season of the year
- n. has Tree-Planting Day
- n. the season when the weather is usually warm or hot
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- n. Army's day in this month
- n. Valentine‘s Day is in this month
- n. the 1st day is International Children's Day
- n. Christmas Day is in this month
- n. the regular pattern of / general weather conditions of a particular place
- n. National Day Holidays in this month
- n. the season when the weather becomes warmer and plants start to grow again
- adv. something happens on some occasions rather than (而不是) all the time
- n. fall, when the weather becomes cooler and the leaves fall off the trees
- n. the 4th month of the year
- n. the 11th month of the year
- n. has CPC(Communist Party of China) Founding Day
23 Clues: n. has Tree-Planting Day • n. Army's day in this month • n. the 1st month of the year • n. the 4th month of the year • n. the 11th month of the year • n. Teachers' Day in this month • n. Christmas Day is in this month • n. the coldest season of the year • n. Valentine‘s Day is in this month • n. a country in southeast of Europe 希腊 • n. National Day Holidays in this month • ...
Mr.D's Classroom 2023-09-04
18 Clues: addition • Principal • book genre • street name • grade level • lunch Monitor • multiplication • school subject • computer Person • 4th grade teacher • 3rd grade teacher • 4th grade teacher • 5th Grade teacher • book genre (true) • 3rd grade teacher • 5th Grade teacher • New 4th grade teacher • Your teacher's Last Name
July Wrap Up (Easy) 2026-07-27
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- A popular outdoor summer meal.
- A frozen summer dessert served in a cone.
- Patriotic symbol with 50 stars.
- Colorful lights that fill the sky at night.
- Protection from the sun
- Cook food over an open flame.
- National pastime often played all summer.
- July weather is usually very _____.
- Sweet drink often enjoyed on hot days.
- The season during July.
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- Sweet fruit that's a favorite at summer picnics
- You might roast these over a campfire.
- Outdoor activity that often includes tents.
- The U.S. holiday celebrated on July 4.
- Small handheld fireworks that give off bright spark.
- Many families travel during this time away from work.
- The seventh month of the year.
- Celebration with floats, bands, and community groups.
- Red, white, and ___.
19 Clues: Red, white, and ___. • Protection from the sun • The season during July. • Cook food over an open flame. • A popular outdoor summer meal. • The seventh month of the year. • Patriotic symbol with 50 stars. • July weather is usually very _____. • You might roast these over a campfire. • The U.S. holiday celebrated on July 4. • Sweet drink often enjoyed on hot days. • ...
judicial branch 2022-03-29
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- was solicitor general for u.s.
- refusal to exercise judicial review
- the one suing
- ruling issued by a judge
- compensation for injuries sustained
- associate justic after marshall
- court decision for subsequent cases
- written legal argument
- 4th chief justice
- first female associate justice
- military courts for hearing charges
- washington dc
- tracking documents
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- 4th president
- opinion of majority of judges
- subordinate court
- first africanamerican justice
- power to make legal decisions
- ability to declare an act in violation
- government referred recognition
- collection of documents for public view
- enforcing public codes
- first latina associate justice
- amazing feminist
- legal dispute with two or more parties
- the one getting sued
26 Clues: 4th president • the one suing • washington dc • amazing feminist • subordinate court • 4th chief justice • tracking documents • the one getting sued • enforcing public codes • written legal argument • ruling issued by a judge • opinion of majority of judges • first africanamerican justice • power to make legal decisions • was solicitor general for u.s. • first latina associate justice • ...
Great-Grandchildren 2021-01-30
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- Has a steer named Calvin
- My name is a precious gem
- Plays piano and violin
- Has grandparents in Pittsburgh
- Who invented the cotton gin?
- Youngest of 3 boys
- Name like the Biblical brother to Moses
- A disciple
- Little blondie
- Loves to deliver with his dad
- One of two
- 4th grader at Pequea Elementary
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- Has bears on his front porch sometimes
- Youngest great granddaughter and starting to teeth
- Great Grandma's namesake
- Dressed as a cow for Lampeter Fair baby parade
- Was in the belly of a whale.
- 4th generation softball player
- Big smile and loves her baby dolls
- Name means coal town
- Loves to talk and loves her kittens
- ____________, Ferry, West Virginia
- ___________ Earp
23 Clues: A disciple • One of two • Little blondie • ___________ Earp • Youngest of 3 boys • Name means coal town • Plays piano and violin • Great Grandma's namesake • Has a steer named Calvin • My name is a precious gem • Was in the belly of a whale. • Who invented the cotton gin? • Loves to deliver with his dad • 4th generation softball player • Has grandparents in Pittsburgh • ...
bashista 2 xword key 2024-02-12
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- fair treatment through the judicial system
- Evidence that would be legally discovered by lawful means
- Prohibits someone from being prosecuted for the same crime twice
- the right that school could take random drug test
- reasonable searches
- The right that the trash collected on his sidewalk was Not protected under the 4th amendment
- The right for schools to take drug test
- Right to a attorney
- Prevents evidence being used in violation of the constitution
- The act of giving info that shows your involvement in a crime
- To leave jail until you’re trial
- protects against unreasonable searches
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- Argued that his 4th and 5th amendment right wasn’t used.
- Evidence that’s obtained illegally may not be used in Court
- Allows you to hold someone accountable for being on your property
- Someone shouldn’t be given a terrible sentence for a small crime
- police need it to search property
17 Clues: reasonable searches • Right to a attorney • To leave jail until you’re trial • police need it to search property • protects against unreasonable searches • The right for schools to take drug test • fair treatment through the judicial system • the right that school could take random drug test • Argued that his 4th and 5th amendment right wasn’t used. • ...
Summer 2022-04-20
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- temperature in the summer
- things you shoot on the fourth of July
- shoes you wear in the summer
- protects your skin
- the hottest season of the year
- ocean
- things you go to too have fun
- Of July Celebration in July
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- what you get in when it's hot
- a backyard game
- Cold Dessert
- what I would like to build with sand
- the sun makes my skin dry
- food for the grill
- Rod/used for fishing
- type of sea creature might nip you toe
16 Clues: ocean • Cold Dessert • a backyard game • protects your skin • food for the grill • Rod/used for fishing • temperature in the summer • the sun makes my skin dry • shoes you wear in the summer • what you get in when it's hot • things you go to too have fun • the hottest season of the year • Of July Celebration in July • what I would like to build with sand • ...
Bill and Brenda's 2025 Crossword Puzzle 2025-12-16
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- April: Surprise visitors at our backyard Easter Egg hunt were ___ ___.
- August: As we heard about our great nephew, Tristin Vandall's passing on July 31, we joined his family to celebrate his life, asking God to help us make space for ___, ___, and ___.
- September: We cheered for SFLHS as Ryker played ___.
- March: We flew to Tucson for our annual Girls' Trip! While shopping, Bill was our designated ___ ___.
- October: We were inspired and encouraged to trust God when we attended the Center for Action and Contemplation Conference in ___.
- November: We dog-sat Maya in Tucson, while Jen and Jed attended "Author Nation" in Las Vegas. "Ruinwaster's Bane" and "The Earthmight War" were on display by their author, ___ ___ ___.
- December: We have been celebrating Christmas by hosting a piano recital in our home, sharing lefse with friends, and experimenting with ___ ___.
- Later in August, Mischa was delighted to learn that her 4th grade teacher would be ___ ___.
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- May: We celebrated Bridger as he graduated from RHS, (and now attends ___ ___).
- January: The South Dakota winter was cold, and our house was warmed as we gathered with family and friends, and as Bill ___ ___ ___.
- June: We enjoyed a summer of camping and attending parades, featuring Trey playing drums for ___.
- February: We attended the memorial service of our dear brother-in-law Ron Gessele. We think of him often, especially when we see ___ ___.
- As God's promise to all of us, we ask you to please read and find peace in the 61st chapter of ___.
- July: Great Uncle Bill was honored to officiate at the wedding of Bethany and John ___.
14 Clues: September: We cheered for SFLHS as Ryker played ___. • April: Surprise visitors at our backyard Easter Egg hunt were ___ ___. • May: We celebrated Bridger as he graduated from RHS, (and now attends ___ ___). • July: Great Uncle Bill was honored to officiate at the wedding of Bethany and John ___. • ...
IFSB - Guess Who? 2023-05-31
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- : Who had pet cows growing up?
- : Who is a certified skydiver?
- : Who lived in Montana for several summers during college?
- : Who is getting married this month?
- : Who graduated with a degree in dietetics?
- : Who is on the Iowa Falls School Board?
- : Who worked at the Owasa Coop during college?
- : Who used to run an in-home daycare?
- : Who was born on the 4th of July?
- : Who has their maiden name on their license plate?
- : Who enjoys wildlife photography?
- : Who went to Notre Dame for part of their college career?
- : Who lives closest to the bank?
- : Who is a former rodeo queen?
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- : Who is a former Hardin County Sheriff?
- : Who grew up on a dairy farm?
- : Who worked at the school for several years?
- : Who grew up in Indiana?
- : Who shares a birthday with their spouse?
- : Who has a candy dish stocked at all times in their office?
- : Who grew up in Seattle?
- : Who previously worked as a cosmetologist?
- : Who is getting married in September?
- : Who recently had a child graduate from high school?
- : Who previously worked as a barista?
- : Who worked for the Story County Sheriff's office?
- : Who spent part of their childhood in Utah?
- : Who grew up on a Christmas Tree Farm?
- : Who previously worked as a nanny in North Dakota?
- : Who is a former bank examiner?
30 Clues: : Who grew up in Indiana? • : Who grew up in Seattle? • : Who grew up on a dairy farm? • : Who had pet cows growing up? • : Who is a certified skydiver? • : Who is a former rodeo queen? • : Who lives closest to the bank? • : Who is a former bank examiner? • : Who was born on the 4th of July? • : Who enjoys wildlife photography? • : Who is getting married this month? • ...
4th of July lessons 1 & 2 2021-05-05
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- the group led out of bondage by Moses
- religious folk songs
- "No day ever ______ for the slave."
- a type of music influenced by spirituals
- because of family separation, Douglass, never had a relationship with his ______
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- his autobiography offers us an accurate view of slavery
- these were not legally recognized
- he led a slave rebellion in Virginia in 1831
8 Clues: religious folk songs • these were not legally recognized • "No day ever ______ for the slave." • the group led out of bondage by Moses • a type of music influenced by spirituals • he led a slave rebellion in Virginia in 1831 • his autobiography offers us an accurate view of slavery • because of family separation, Douglass, never had a relationship with his ______
Happy Fourth of July 2026-06-30
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- Then conquer we must, for our cause it is just, and this be our _______: "In God is our trust."
- Colonial __________ were the primary defense force in the 13 American colonies
- Known as the Father of the US Constitution and the fourth president of the United States
- “Ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country.” – President _______ ___ ____________.
- First permanent English colony in North American was _____________.
- Publisher of Poor Richard’s Almanack
- Place where President Abraham Lincoln gave his famous address
- George Washington was appointed commander‑in‑chief of the ____________ Army in 1775
- The U.S. Constitution was signed on September 17, 1787, at the Constitutional Convention in _________________.
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- The only two presidents to serve nonconsecutive terms are President Donald Trump and _____________ _______________
- Sewed the first American flag
- The ______________ Amendment to the US Constitution was ratified in 1913 and gave Congress the power to levy federal income tax
- “Listen, my children, and you shall hear / Of the midnight ride of _______ _________” – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, 1860
- “If a man does his best, what else is there?” – US General ________, WWII
- The Battles of __________ and Concord on April 19, 1775, marked the beginning of the American Revolutionary War.
- Alabama’s state motto: “We dare defend our _________.”
- The __________ purchase doubled the size of the United States in 1803
17 Clues: Sewed the first American flag • Publisher of Poor Richard’s Almanack • Alabama’s state motto: “We dare defend our _________.” • Place where President Abraham Lincoln gave his famous address • First permanent English colony in North American was _____________. • The __________ purchase doubled the size of the United States in 1803 • ...
Kaylin Matthews Government 4th hour 2023-01-09
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- house of representatives and the senate are the_____
- which tax was focused on colonist that meant they had to use stamps on all legal documents, newspapers, and calendars
- how many ways are there to become a citizen of the United States
- who meets with members of government to discuss their group’s issues and concerns
- presidential legal forgiveness
- Head of the judicial branch
- The official document that gives rules for how the government runs
- to pass or approve something
- how many political parties are there in the United States
- specific powers to the federal government are called_____
- what court system deals with disputes about federal laws
- the “left” side
- The money raised by the government in taxes
- Freedom of speech is a____
- first 10 amendments are apart of____
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- what department works with all the money
- members serve 2 year terms rather than 6
- When the government spends less then it raise
- how many roles does a political party have
- what was signed on July 4th, 11776
- The lawmaking branch of government
- The relationship that one state has with other states
- Explains what the constitution does ans the purpose of the government
- approves of treaties by a ⅔ vote
- what is dividing power among several branches of government called
25 Clues: the “left” side • Freedom of speech is a____ • Head of the judicial branch • to pass or approve something • presidential legal forgiveness • approves of treaties by a ⅔ vote • what was signed on July 4th, 11776 • The lawmaking branch of government • first 10 amendments are apart of____ • what department works with all the money • members serve 2 year terms rather than 6 • ...
Manifest Destiny Crossword 2023-04-18
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- In Wyoming; pioneers arrived around the 4th of July, "Independence Day"
- People who move from one place to another (within the same country)
- a piece of ground of a certain size which no one has a right to mine except the person who owns the ground
- a town that grew fast as a result of mining
- Native American tribes that lived where the Oregon Trail crossed
- Large animal that pulled the wagons
- a rocking device used in placer mining for separating gold from rock and gravel; also called a rocker
- to test ore with a chemical to find out how much gold is in it
- a person in search of gold
- any trace or sized particle of placer gold
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- Wagon
- Disease that killed more people than anything else
- a form of robbery wherby a rightful owner of a claim is forced to abandon it by threats, violence or even murder
- Large, wild animal living in the west
- a vertical shaft dug in loose dirt or gravel in the diggings hole
- Path/road that pioneers took to get to Oregon
- Different families formed traveling grouossword98h2340g98h gold pioneer
- First people to move into a new territory/area
- a flat Indian bowl used by miners when they needed a meal pan or mining pan
- the mayor or judge of a town
20 Clues: Wagon • a person in search of gold • the mayor or judge of a town • Large animal that pulled the wagons • Large, wild animal living in the west • any trace or sized particle of placer gold • a town that grew fast as a result of mining • Path/road that pioneers took to get to Oregon • First people to move into a new territory/area • ...
N is for Nation 2022-07-20
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- The name of our Holy Book given by (Allah) God to Prophet Muhammad, Peace Be Upon Him.
- Registered Women in the Nation of Islam
- This was given to us as a guide on how to estblish our own independence in America by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.
- We believe _____ is the only solution to obtain total and complete freedom from oppression from our enemies.
- Master Fard gave us this to better understand ourselves and the environment around us.
- ______ of Islam was founded on July 4th, 1930 by Master Wallace Fard Muhammad, Peace Be Upon Him.
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- The Asiatic Black Man, the Maker, The Owner, The Cream of the Planet Earth, God of the Universe.
- The current National representati
- to the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. Our loving leader of the Nation of Islam
- We strive to be _____ Muslim, daily in the Nation of Islam
- We _____ 5 times a day.
11 Clues: We _____ 5 times a day. • The current National representati • Registered Women in the Nation of Islam • We strive to be _____ Muslim, daily in the Nation of Islam • to the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. Our loving leader of the Nation of Islam • The name of our Holy Book given by (Allah) God to Prophet Muhammad, Peace Be Upon Him. • ...
ELA8 Unit 4 Crossword 2020-07-03
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- My triplet brothers can make any situation into a __________ of noises because they are never silent.
- We have recently identified a number of ______ regulatory genes.
- a root meaning to be strong, to be worthy
- Having a balcony that is ____________ to my bedroom allows me to view the sunrise from my bed.
- The offer to play for the team was _________ on me making passing grades.
- a root meaning touch or touching
- a root meaning touch or touching
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- Because she is so busy, the mayor will need to _______ someone to handle the 4th of July celebration.
- Firemen are ___________ individuals who put their lives on the line to save others.
- a root meaning to be strong, to be worthy
- In order to ___________ that the website was a good one, we had to trace the author's credentials.
- Wilson demonstrated immense political _________ until he left office.
- I was surprised to learn Anna is an award-winning _________ and trains her friends in self-defense.
- a root meaning think
- The political candidate tried to _______ some unfortunate insults to his opponent.
- The soldier's _______ earned him a medal of honor.
- Unlike many people today, I prefer a _________ book over an electronic one.
17 Clues: a root meaning think • a root meaning touch or touching • a root meaning touch or touching • a root meaning to be strong, to be worthy • a root meaning to be strong, to be worthy • The soldier's _______ earned him a medal of honor. • We have recently identified a number of ______ regulatory genes. • Wilson demonstrated immense political _________ until he left office. • ...
Room 30 Birthdays 2024-08-27
18 Clues: July 1 • May 20 • June 30 • July 16 • June 11 • July 23 • March 4 • June 17 • April 7 • March 20 • October 1 • October 16 • October 27 • December 9 • December 1 • November 18 • September 21 • September 26
The Crusades 2021-04-07
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- Capital city of the Byzantine Empire
- Battle which the Byzantine army was destroyed
- One reason why people went on Crusade
- City which promised to transport knights of the 4th crusade
- Important city in the Holy Land
- Empire threatened by Muslim raiders
- Crusade leaders created these in the Holy Land
- Emperor of the Byzantine Empire
- English leader during the 3rd Crusade
- Grew as a result of the Crusades
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- Leader of the Peasants Crusade
- One reason why people went on Crusade
- Muslim leader during the Crusades
- Pope who launched the crusades
- Muslims who seized the Holy Land in the 1000s
- Communities targeted by peasants
- The leader of Venice
- City destroyed by knights of the 4th Crusade
18 Clues: The leader of Venice • Leader of the Peasants Crusade • Pope who launched the crusades • Important city in the Holy Land • Emperor of the Byzantine Empire • Communities targeted by peasants • Grew as a result of the Crusades • Muslim leader during the Crusades • Empire threatened by Muslim raiders • Capital city of the Byzantine Empire • One reason why people went on Crusade • ...
Edition 9 2025-12-06
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- Type of school Normal Park is
- The showing of projects
- Amount of 5th grade teachers
- Field trips... sorta?
- Normal park mascot
- It's a river, state, and road Normal Park resides on
- the League Normal Park 5th/4th grade team participates in
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- Last Mississippi principal
- Normal Park 2nd Color
- The people on a team
- Competitive sports events
- Number of players on Normal Park 5th/4th grade team
- The title holders
- We've got _____ yes we do!
14 Clues: The title holders • Normal park mascot • The people on a team • Normal Park 2nd Color • Field trips... sorta? • The showing of projects • Competitive sports events • Last Mississippi principal • We've got _____ yes we do! • Amount of 5th grade teachers • Type of school Normal Park is • Number of players on Normal Park 5th/4th grade team • ...
Sathya Sai Baba's Life 2024-01-14
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- How many siblings did Swami have growing up?
- Where was Swami's only overseas trip to? (hint 2 countries)
- Where was Sathya Sai Baba Born?
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- Where did Swami go to school first?
- What was Swami's given first name at birth?
- What did Swami use to stitch his clothes if there was a tear in them when he was young?
- What did Swami plant on July 4th 1957?
7 Clues: Where was Sathya Sai Baba Born? • Where did Swami go to school first? • What did Swami plant on July 4th 1957? • What was Swami's given first name at birth? • How many siblings did Swami have growing up? • Where was Swami's only overseas trip to? (hint 2 countries) • What did Swami use to stitch his clothes if there was a tear in them when he was young?
4th of July (Cait and Ben) 2026-05-18
8 Clues: Bleed black and gold • Your nickname for Dallas • Your new member of the family • You made this your forever home • You had season tickets for this sport • Your all time favorite basketball player • The movie the boys watched in the bridal suite • Your beautiful angel that watches over your family.
The Birthday Puzzle of Felix 2026-07-19
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- All bakeries are good; however, _____________ Lotus bakery offers vegan pastries WITH frosting
- Felix has a lot of neat friends. __________ is a great friend to hang around with and do stuff
- Felix has _____ fingers and _____ toes :-)
- The hometown of Felix Jantz
- Felix won ________ place (and a trophy) at the 2026 Enderis Park 4th of July scooter decorating contest
- Team name for the family and friends of Felix
- Felix had a fun surprise with tickets to _____, ______ Don't Tell Me when they came to Milwaukee in 2026
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- In gym class Felix can win a ____________ if he is the first to know the correct answer to the trivia question
- Felix takes ____________ lessons with The Milwaukee _________
- Snacking is awesome. Popcorners _________ Corn is the best snack ever
- Being able to go to American Family Field to watch the Milwaukee _____________ is a super fun summertime activity
- In the summer Felix takes ___________ lessons at Enderis Park
- Felix attends school at Holy ___________ Parish School
13 Clues: The hometown of Felix Jantz • Felix has _____ fingers and _____ toes :-) • Team name for the family and friends of Felix • Felix attends school at Holy ___________ Parish School • Felix takes ____________ lessons with The Milwaukee _________ • In the summer Felix takes ___________ lessons at Enderis Park • ...
Pottery 2025-05-14
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- 4th stage of clay
- 5th stage of clay
- Plate used to transport pottery on and off the wheel
- 1st wheel thrown step
- Texture category pressing objects
- Texture category subtracting clay
- 5th wheel thrown step
- Second stage of clay
- Mrs. Harters favorite Soda
- how to add clay
- The type of clay body we use
- What is wax used for
- 1st firing
- Mascot
- 4th wheel thrown step
- Wedging method
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- Is the strongest clay body
- Handbuilding method #2
- Terra-cotta is what type of clay body
- texture category adding clay
- 6th stage of clay
- First stage of clay
- Handbuilding method #1
- 2nd firing
- 2nd wheel thrown step
- third stage of clay
- 3rd wheel thrown step
- Glaze turns into _____ in the kiln
- Handbuilding method #3
29 Clues: Mascot • 2nd firing • 1st firing • Wedging method • how to add clay • 4th stage of clay • 5th stage of clay • 6th stage of clay • First stage of clay • third stage of clay • Second stage of clay • What is wax used for • 1st wheel thrown step • 5th wheel thrown step • 2nd wheel thrown step • 3rd wheel thrown step • 4th wheel thrown step • Handbuilding method #2 • Handbuilding method #1 • ...
BIRTHDAYS 2012-11-08
24 Clues: MAY 5TH • JUNE 7TH • MAY 27TH • MAY 21ST • JULY 9TH • MAY 11TH • JULY 11TH • JULY 25TH • JUNE 23RD • MARCH 31ST • MARCH 26TH • AUGUST 10TH • OCTOBER 3RD • AUGUST 23RD • AUGUST 22ND • OCTOBER 11TH • FEBRUARY 20TH • NOVEMBER 17TH • NOVEMBER 20TH • NOVEMBER 10TH • DECEMBER 29TH • NOVEMBER 18TH • FEBRUARY 25TH • FEBRUARY 20TH
July 2018-06-30
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- "________ Day", French holiday on July 14
- This month's namesake and a popular salad
- "... _______ red glare"
- Michigan Medicine's fire safety protocol
- The procedure for using a fire extinguisher at Michigan Medicine
- The month the Declaration of Independence was signed
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- Last name of lead actor in "Born on the Fourth of July"
- Common name for the signing city, or a popular cheesesteak sandwich
- Invented in China over 2000 years ago
- He has a large signature
- Famous inventor born July 10. He has a car company named after him
- July birthstone
12 Clues: July birthstone • "... _______ red glare" • He has a large signature • Invented in China over 2000 years ago • Michigan Medicine's fire safety protocol • "________ Day", French holiday on July 14 • This month's namesake and a popular salad • The month the Declaration of Independence was signed • Last name of lead actor in "Born on the Fourth of July" • ...
July 2025-11-25
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- felt all year round in Manila
- repetitive lawn chore
- popular choices are camping, road trip, or theme park
- when a weather front stalls because there isn't enough arctic current
- America's ball game
- frozen treat found at your local gas station
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- often takes place over the summer
- classic cookout meat
- summer chirping bug
- loud explosions in the sky
- summer cookout VIP?
- not found in Kansas, Nebraska, or Iowa
12 Clues: summer chirping bug • summer cookout VIP? • America's ball game • classic cookout meat • repetitive lawn chore • loud explosions in the sky • felt all year round in Manila • often takes place over the summer • not found in Kansas, Nebraska, or Iowa • frozen treat found at your local gas station • popular choices are camping, road trip, or theme park • ...
July Wrap Up (Hard) 2026-07-27
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- Historic hall where the Declaration was debated.
- The number of stripes on the U.S. flag.
- The only U.S. president born on the Fourth of July.
- The famous opening words of the Declaration begin with "When in the Course of ______ events..."
- The first U.S. state to ratify the Constitution.
- This famous cracked bell has become a symbol of American freedom.
- He wrote the majority of the Declaration of Independence.
- Summer's unofficial soundtrack.
- The Liberty Bell is located in this Pennsylvania city.
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- John Hancock is famous for his large one of these.
- Both Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died on this holiday in 1826.
- The river crossed before the Battle of Trenton.
- A July forecast no one enjoys.
- Summer weather often described by this sticky adjective.
- The first permanent English settlement in America, founded before the Revolution.
- Americans celebrate this form of government on July 4.
- A celestial event that often peaks in late July.
17 Clues: A July forecast no one enjoys. • Summer's unofficial soundtrack. • The number of stripes on the U.S. flag. • The river crossed before the Battle of Trenton. • Historic hall where the Declaration was debated. • The first U.S. state to ratify the Constitution. • A celestial event that often peaks in late July. • John Hancock is famous for his large one of these. • ...
4TH 2023-01-17
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- A SHORT NAME THAT ENDS WITH AN E?
- WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A R?
- WHO HAS DOUBLE LETTERS TWICE IN THEIR NAME?
- WHOS NAME HAS A COLOR IN IT?
- WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A S?
- WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A M AND ENDS WITH AN A?
- WHOS NAME SOUNDS LIKE 2 NAMES?
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- STARTS WITH A C AND HAS DOUBLE OS?
- WHO IS THE BOSS
- WHO SOUNDS LIKE THEY HAVE A NUMBER IN THEIR NAME?
- WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A L?
- WHOS NAME ENDS WITH AN O?
- WHOS NAME STARTS WITH AN N?
- WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A J?
- WHOS NAME HAS AN X IN IT?
15 Clues: WHO IS THE BOSS • WHOS NAME ENDS WITH AN O? • WHOS NAME HAS AN X IN IT? • WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A L? • WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A R? • WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A J? • WHOS NAME STARTS WITH A S? • WHOS NAME STARTS WITH AN N? • WHOS NAME HAS A COLOR IN IT? • WHOS NAME SOUNDS LIKE 2 NAMES? • A SHORT NAME THAT ENDS WITH AN E? • STARTS WITH A C AND HAS DOUBLE OS? • ...
250th Anniversary 2026-04-22
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- Festive procession often held on July 4
- Colonial militia ready at a moment’s notice
- Declaration of ____ signed on July 4,1776
- National bird of the United States
- What the states form
- What the Statue stands for
- War that began in 1775
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- Term for America’s 250th birthday
- Nation celebrating its 250th anniversary in 2026
- British troops in the colonies
- Colonist who opposed British rule
- As in ___ Fathers
- What July 4 represents
- Icon said to have cracked while tolling
- They represent the states on the flag
- Supporter of American independence
- Stars and stripes symbol
17 Clues: As in ___ Fathers • What the states form • What July 4 represents • War that began in 1775 • Stars and stripes symbol • What the Statue stands for • British troops in the colonies • Term for America’s 250th birthday • Colonist who opposed British rule • Supporter of American independence • National bird of the United States • They represent the states on the flag • ...
kanden's crossword puzzleツ 2019-02-22
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- a clef that puts f below middle c on the 4th line of staff
- lowers pitch
- 2 of them make 6 beats
- space between lines
- a line connecting 2 different notes of the same pitch
- a clef that puts a g above middle c on the second line
- 2 of them make a whole beat
- one full count
- higher pitch
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- 8 of them make 2 full beats
- repeats the song line
- vertical line
- cancels sharp and flat
- 3 of them make 4 and a half beats
- two lines that mark end of song
- a note that gets a 4th of a beat
- unspecified paused time
- the set of lines and spaces
- 4 make 2 quite full measures
- a line connecting 2 notes at different pitch
20 Clues: lowers pitch • higher pitch • vertical line • one full count • space between lines • repeats the song line • cancels sharp and flat • 2 of them make 6 beats • unspecified paused time • 8 of them make 2 full beats • the set of lines and spaces • 2 of them make a whole beat • 4 make 2 quite full measures • two lines that mark end of song • a note that gets a 4th of a beat • ...
6th grade science vocab review 2023-04-06
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- most gas that makes up atmostsphere
- ________ energy is energy of mostion
- nonrenouable fuel made from long dead matteirial
- 4th planet from the sun
- state of matter with no definet volume or shape
- places where rain water collects
- what you change in an expirement
- tropical storm that causes flooding and immense wind speed
- force that atracts objects to each other
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- anything that is or was living
- anything that isnt and never was alive
- state of matter with definet volume but no definet shape
- non commonly know 4th state of matter
- giant ball of gas in the sky
- collections of ice, dust, and gas in space
- state of matter with definet volume and shape
- energy that comes from wind
- main virginia watershed
- possible energy based off position
- 2 most common atmostpheric gas
20 Clues: 4th planet from the sun • main virginia watershed • energy that comes from wind • giant ball of gas in the sky • anything that is or was living • 2 most common atmostpheric gas • places where rain water collects • what you change in an expirement • possible energy based off position • most gas that makes up atmostsphere • ________ energy is energy of mostion • ...
Happy One Year! 2024-11-12
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- The first holiday that happened during our relationship
- The field you work in
- One of my favorite music artists
- My favorite color on you (besides green)
- Who sang at our first concert
- Where we said our first "I love you"
- Our first date activity after dinner
- What I want to do next 4th of July with you
- The name of our future pet together
- Your favorite drink
- My favorite drink
- What we did on our second date
- The month we started dating
- The kind of gift you always give me (and I always love)
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- The sport we bonded over
- The city of my first NFL game
- Where we went on the first date that I planned
- Your half birthday gift from me
- The most handsome man in the world
- The restaurant we frequent
- The month we want to get married
- The person who asked the other first to be their Valentine
- The most expensive restaurant we've been to
- One of your favorite music artists
- The gift you gave me on Valentine's day
- The destination of our first airplane trip
- The first holiday we celebrated together
- Where we met for the first time
- The destination of our first overnight trip
- Where we had our second kiss
- Your favorite NFL team
31 Clues: My favorite drink • Your favorite drink • The field you work in • Your favorite NFL team • The sport we bonded over • The restaurant we frequent • The month we started dating • Where we had our second kiss • The city of my first NFL game • Who sang at our first concert • What we did on our second date • Your half birthday gift from me • Where we met for the first time • ...
Summer & Social Studies 2026-05-20
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- A lotion that keeps your skin from turning into a lobster
- Every Tuesday and __________ we did SSR
- A musical vehicle that brings ice cream to the neighborhood
- Mr. Ford always said to make sure your _________ is charged!
- The first area we learned about was: a. Middle East b. South & East Asia C. Africa
- Mr. Ford says to do your ___________ when you walk into class
- If you forgot a pencil, write your name on the _______ and check one out
- Everyday in class, you had to get your __________ from the front of the class
- The Middle East has tons of this natural resource and brings lots of money
- Colorful explosions in the sky, used a lot on the 4th of July
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- Campfire sandwiches made with chocolate, marshmallows, and graham crackers
- A tiny flying insect that can spread malaria
- The most command economy and biggest example of a dictatorship in Asia
- True or False: Mr. Ford's songs were AMAZING
- We did a lot of _____strips in class
- A type of shoe that makes a "Slap slap" sound where ever you walk
- A system of helping plants get water effectively
- Indian activist that helped lead India to independence
- A sandy place where people go to chill and surf
- RED TO THE MED THROUGH THE:
20 Clues: RED TO THE MED THROUGH THE: • We did a lot of _____strips in class • Every Tuesday and __________ we did SSR • A tiny flying insect that can spread malaria • True or False: Mr. Ford's songs were AMAZING • A sandy place where people go to chill and surf • A system of helping plants get water effectively • Indian activist that helped lead India to independence • ...
MEFIS Culture Crossword 2021-11-21
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- Spicy, fermented, Korean vegetables.
- A Ghanaian dish of cooked rice and beans.
- Colorful explosives used on July 4th (American Independence Day).
- An Icelandic dish of cured shark.
- A traditional Russian stacking doll.
- A Filipino chicken or pork dish.
- The Dutch word for traditional wooden clogs.
- Fictional blue creatures that were originally created in Belgium.
- A famous Italian artist who painted the Sistine Chapel.
- A Chinese festival where people visit and sweep ancestral tombs.
- A traditional Russian dress.
- A traditional dance from the Igbo ethnic group of Nigeria.
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- A colorful Indian holiday which celebrates the arrival of Spring.
- A term given to the New Zealand soldiers in the First World War, and now is used to generally refer to New Zealanders.
- A Brazilian martial arts that has elements of dance, acrobatics, and music.
- Ancient Egyptian form of writing.
- A language otherwise known as Persian.
- An 8-day Jewish festival.
- A traditional Japanese robe.
- Seafaring Scandinavian people in the 8th-11th centuries.
- A Turkish yoghurt drink.
- The capital of Azerbaijan.
- A Polish or Ukrainian fold instrument played with a bow.
- A sport where players slide stones on a sheet of ice, towards a circle.
- A choreographed English folklore dance.
- A dance that originates from the South of Spain.
- A colorful rectangular cloth used in traditional communities in the South American Andes region.
27 Clues: A Turkish yoghurt drink. • An 8-day Jewish festival. • The capital of Azerbaijan. • A traditional Japanese robe. • A traditional Russian dress. • A Filipino chicken or pork dish. • Ancient Egyptian form of writing. • An Icelandic dish of cured shark. • Spicy, fermented, Korean vegetables. • A traditional Russian stacking doll. • A language otherwise known as Persian. • ...
Third Form Latin - Lesson 26 2023-04-17
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- course, running
- h/s/i may have been
- I might have been
- you (s.) might have been
- cavalry
- Most 4th Declension nouns are ____________ in gender.
- you (pl.) may have been
- falling, misfortune, setting
- use, experience
- we may have been
- bow
- The 4th Declension nouns domus and manus are ______________ in gender.
- I may have been
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- attack
- chariot, cart, wagon
- they might have been
- Let arms yield to the toga.
- h/s/i might have been
- they may have been
- we might have been
- end, outcome, exit
- you (pl.) might have been
- you (s.) may have been
- step, pace
- countenance, expression
- The 4th Declension nouns cornu and genu are _________ in gender.
26 Clues: bow • attack • cavalry • step, pace • course, running • use, experience • I may have been • we may have been • I might have been • they may have been • we might have been • end, outcome, exit • h/s/i may have been • chariot, cart, wagon • they might have been • h/s/i might have been • you (s.) may have been • you (pl.) may have been • countenance, expression • you (s.) might have been • ...
IFSB - Guess Who? 2023-05-31
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- : Who had pet cows growing up?
- : Who is a certified skydiver?
- : Who lived in Montana for several summers during college?
- : Who is getting married this month?
- : Who graduated with a degree in dietetics?
- : Who is on the Iowa Falls School Board?
- : Who worked at the Owasa Coop during college?
- : Who used to run an in-home daycare?
- : Who was born on the 4th of July?
- : Who has their maiden name on their license plate?
- : Who enjoys wildlife photography?
- : Who went to Notre Dame for part of their college career?
- : Who lives closest to the bank?
- : Who is a former rodeo queen?
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- : Who is a former Hardin County Sheriff?
- : Who grew up on a dairy farm?
- : Who worked at the school for several years?
- : Who grew up in Indiana?
- : Who shares a birthday with their spouse?
- : Who has a candy dish stocked at all times in their office?
- : Who grew up in Seattle?
- : Who previously worked as a cosmetologist?
- : Who is getting married in September?
- : Who recently had a child graduate from high school?
- : Who previously worked as a barista?
- : Who worked for the Story County Sheriff's office?
- : Who spent part of their childhood in Utah?
- : Who grew up on a Christmas Tree Farm?
- : Who previously worked as a nanny in North Dakota?
- : Who is a former bank examiner?
30 Clues: : Who grew up in Indiana? • : Who grew up in Seattle? • : Who grew up on a dairy farm? • : Who had pet cows growing up? • : Who is a certified skydiver? • : Who is a former rodeo queen? • : Who lives closest to the bank? • : Who is a former bank examiner? • : Who was born on the 4th of July? • : Who enjoys wildlife photography? • : Who is getting married this month? • ...
Abby - School 2019-04-01
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- last name of the 1st grade teacher
- last name of the Administrative Assistant
- last name of the 5th grade teacher
- first name of the art teacher
- last name of the 8th grade teacher
- last name of the 6th grade teacher
- first name of the 8th grade teacher
- first name of the 4th grade teacher
- last name of the art teacher
- first name of the Accounting Director
- first name of the 6th grade teacher
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- last name of the computer teacher
- first name of the kindergarten teacher
- last name of the 4th grade teacher
- last name of the 3rd grade teacher
- last name of the kindergarten teacher
- first name of the computer teacher
- last name of the principal
- how many years has the librarian worked here
- first name of the librarian
- last name of the 2nd grade teacher
21 Clues: last name of the principal • first name of the librarian • last name of the art teacher • first name of the art teacher • last name of the computer teacher • last name of the 1st grade teacher • last name of the 4th grade teacher • last name of the 5th grade teacher • last name of the 3rd grade teacher • first name of the computer teacher • last name of the 8th grade teacher • ...
teachers 2026-05-22
29 Clues: 2nd • 3rd • kin • 1st • 6 ss • 9 ss • 7 ss • 9 bio • 9 gym • 9 ela • 9 hrr • 9 hoh • 7 ela • 8 ela • 6 ela • 4th og • 6 math • 8 math • 9 math • 7 math • 4th new • 9 french • 8 civics • 9 health • 5 ela ss • 6 science • 8 science • 7 science • 5 math science
Summer 2023-10-29
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- The bright, warm light that comes from the sun.
- A fun two-wheeled vehicle for riding around the neighborhood or park.
- A frozen, flavored snack on a stick that's perfect for hot days.
- Cool, tinted glasses that protect your eyes from the sun.
- A juicy, refreshing fruit that's perfect for picnics.
- Going in the water and splashing around to cool off.
- A tasty, tangy drink made from lemons, sugar, and water.
- Cooking delicious food outside on a grill with friends and family.
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- Tiny bugs that light up like stars on warm summer evenings.
- A sculpture made from sand at the beach, just like a sandy castle.
- A special time when you take a break from school and go on trips.
- Cream A sweet, cold treat made from milk, sugar, and flavors.
- Colorful explosions in the night sky, especially on the 4th of July.
- Having lunch or snacks outdoors, often in a park or at the beach.
- A sandy place by the ocean where you can play and swim.
15 Clues: The bright, warm light that comes from the sun. • Going in the water and splashing around to cool off. • A juicy, refreshing fruit that's perfect for picnics. • A sandy place by the ocean where you can play and swim. • A tasty, tangy drink made from lemons, sugar, and water. • Cool, tinted glasses that protect your eyes from the sun. • ...
China review 2025-02-21
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- the 2nd of the society groups in China
- be one with nature
- The respect children have for their parents
- one of China's rivers
- the 3rd natural barrier of China
- the 4th of the society groups in China
- the 4th natural barrier of China
- the 2nd natural barrier of China
- harsh laws
- respect of your parents
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- A symbol that represents an idea or a thing
- one of the four society groups in China
- one of China's natural barrier
- the 2nd river of China
- the 3rd of the society groups in China
15 Clues: harsh laws • be one with nature • one of China's rivers • the 2nd river of China • respect of your parents • one of China's natural barrier • the 3rd natural barrier of China • the 4th natural barrier of China • the 2nd natural barrier of China • the 2nd of the society groups in China • the 4th of the society groups in China • the 3rd of the society groups in China • ...
Harvey Circus 2021-09-26
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- A concession stand item (kindergarten)
- Lions jump through it (library end)
- scary or not, maybe to laugh
- hard to balance (2nd and 4th hallway)
- first face (by office)
- second face (by office)
- noisy pachyderm (near music room)
- the cover on it all
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- french for circus (near butterflies)
- A concession stand item (1st)
- wings of color (4th hallway)
- __________ lady (2nd,3rd hallway)
- common bearded animal
- rides in a train (upstairs)
- on the shark (stairs)
- most common color
16 Clues: most common color • the cover on it all • common bearded animal • on the shark (stairs) • first face (by office) • second face (by office) • rides in a train (upstairs) • wings of color (4th hallway) • scary or not, maybe to laugh • A concession stand item (1st) • __________ lady (2nd,3rd hallway) • noisy pachyderm (near music room) • Lions jump through it (library end) • ...
Methane & Air Pollution 2023-07-08
All about McKenna! 2018-10-14
Across
- Next (projected) international trip.
- Her four-legged big sister's name.
- Her least favorite accessory (hint: won't keep it on her head)
- Her favorite football team.
- "She is named after me."
- Her name in utero.
- Her first flight was to
- What Mommy and Daddy say she suffers from (along with most babies)
- "I'm her oldest girl cousin."
- She calls her mommy's mommy and her daddy's mommy these.
- "I'm her youngest cousin."
- McKenna watched her 4th of July fireworks in
- Her favorite sight in Boston (hint: She was INSIDE a globe!!)
- Her first live sporting event was this sport.
- Her birthstone
Down
- Her favorite fruit.
- The birthday girl's middle name is
- Famous residence where she will visit at Christmastime.
- Her favorite YouTube show.
- Her four-legged big sister's name.
- Her astrological sign.
- Her favorite outdoor activity.
- Her BFF who gets all her hand-me-downs.
- The hurricane that started her trip three says early.
- Her favorite hockey team (hint: she has seen them play live).
- Her first passport stamp was issued from
- The hurricane that delayed her trip to the Azores overnight.
- Her favorite food.
- "Her first airplane flight was for my first communion."
29 Clues: Her birthstone • Her name in utero. • Her favorite food. • Her favorite fruit. • Her astrological sign. • Her first flight was to • "She is named after me." • Her favorite YouTube show. • "I'm her youngest cousin." • Her favorite football team. • "I'm her oldest girl cousin." • Her favorite outdoor activity. • The birthday girl's middle name is • Her four-legged big sister's name. • ...
Happy Birthday Tom 2023-08-18
Across
- Our favourite colour
- Aya's nationality
- City Aya lived in Japan
- Tom's favourite Japanese food
- We met in __
- ___ Square on the first date
- Aya calls Tom
- Tom does not like __
- Tom's nationality
- Border collie
- Aya
- Restaurant on the first date
- Our second trip
- Aya makes
- Card game
- Burgers
- Our song
- Month we met
- Aya's favourite Japanese food
- Never____
- City Aya lived in Germany
- 101
- __ or Kelsey
Down
- Tom's month
- Tom ate on the first date
- Aya's job
- Labin,Ohio,Yoshi,Pistachio or
- Sports we play
- Aya's month
- Our first trip
- We watch it together
- Our 3rd trip
- Rides and attractions
- City Aya lived in the US
- Aya's Birthday trip
- We have __ older brothers&sisters
- Aya ate on the first date
- Our 4th trip
- Country we met
- 2nd of __
- Our 5th trip
- Tom calls Aya
- Mario and __
- Aya's favourite movie
- Thomas Edmund
- Chief
- Toms goes everyday
- Tom's nephews and nieces
- Aya's nephews and nieces
- We watch it together 2
50 Clues: Aya • 101 • Chief • Burgers • Our song • Aya's job • 2nd of __ • Aya makes • Card game • Never____ • Tom's month • Aya's month • We met in __ • Our 3rd trip • Our 4th trip • Our 5th trip • Mario and __ • Month we met • __ or Kelsey • Aya calls Tom • Border collie • Tom calls Aya • Thomas Edmund • Sports we play • Our first trip • Country we met • Our second trip • Aya's nationality • Tom's nationality • Toms goes everyday • ...
