4th of july Crossword Puzzles
July 15 2016-07-14
Across
- There are ten _ left in this parking lot.
- people (from German)
- a wild canine between a fox and a wolf in size
- a sleeveless jacket
- someone who represents a group at a negotiation or discussion, for example the teachers in a discussion about changing language instruction
- a group of people who are organized to help a sheriff find a bad guy
- how you conduct yourself is your __
- This is a _ experiment in a lab.
- (4 words) Wow! I didn't expect to see you. You _ _ _ _!
- one synonym of "as". _ it is Monday morning, we will NOT watch a movie!
- (2 words) the news went around
- (3 words) make (someone) look foolish, like Billy the Kid did with other shooters and the sheriffs
- the key/crucial/essential factor
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- birds have them to help them fly
- (2 words) at the top level globally
- They wear white coats and do lots of experiments.
- Sorry, there is no _ in my car for you. I have four passengers and there are only five seatbelts.
- (4 words) a sophisticated way to say "So, you know..."
- brave and/or crazy like Billy the Kid
- Bombs do this when you detonate them.
- (3 words) "use this chance"
- an old way to say relatives
22 Clues: a sleeveless jacket • people (from German) • (3 words) "use this chance" • an old way to say relatives • (2 words) the news went around • birds have them to help them fly • This is a _ experiment in a lab. • the key/crucial/essential factor • (2 words) at the top level globally • how you conduct yourself is your __ • brave and/or crazy like Billy the Kid • ...
July Crossword 2017-07-02
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- Interest Rate
- Danny from GOT has three
- We provide
- Gas & Restaurant Card
- we answer this
- grade we want on calls
- opposite of lose
- skill to excel
- software system we work in
- there's no I in it
- earnings
- calling out
- July contest
- the right thing
- not out
- Best Call
- Our Team name
- important
- Servicing our CM's
- Aspirations
- your scores
- send a call to another dept
- Operational or Coaching
- grade to stay away from
- gathered information
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- it stays in on our ear
- between beginning and end
- a pending transaction is
- Not old
- make a pact
- We talk to them daily
- to yourself
- credit score
- What you do with a question
- transactions becomes part of balance
- Best Work
- Caller doesn't want mail from us
- Monthly Reviews
- Someone to help guide you
- Independence month
- getting help
- abbreviation for Texas
- supervisor to transfer call to
- earnings
- Our Department Name
- tenure
- I like to have
- They listen to and grade calls
48 Clues: tenure • Not old • not out • earnings • earnings • Best Work • Best Call • important • We provide • make a pact • to yourself • calling out • Aspirations • your scores • credit score • getting help • July contest • Interest Rate • Our Team name • we answer this • skill to excel • I like to have • Monthly Reviews • the right thing • opposite of lose • there's no I in it • Independence month • Servicing our CM's • ...
July Crossword 2022-06-01
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- clothing worn in warm weather
- green plant used to treat sunburns
- long walk in nature
- sewed the first US flag
- shoe often worn at the beach
- popular summer sport
- used to trim grass
- fuzzy fruit
- stars and stripes
- blue fruit
- tropical tree
- what happens to skin after too much sun
- water sport involving boards
- American holiday in July
- activity done in water
- a tropical yellow fruit
- activity with food, blankets, and the outdoors
- sun, can also describe a cheerful person
- red fruit with seeds
- 1st president of the USA (last name) thirteen number of original colonies
- how one might feel about their country
- founding father,Broadway musical(last name)
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- dessert made of crushed ice and syrup
- popular food served at cookouts
- handheld fireworks
- light up bug
- transportation or leisurely activity
- tangy, yellow drink
- place to swim
- popular drink in southern states
- bell – monument in Philadelphia
- and event with bands and floats
- yellow and black insect
- chemical used in pools
- dessert eaten around a fire
- French holiday in July
- on US flag, represent colonies
- Canadian holiday on July 1st
- on US flag, represent states
39 Clues: blue fruit • fuzzy fruit • light up bug • place to swim • tropical tree • stars and stripes • handheld fireworks • used to trim grass • long walk in nature • tangy, yellow drink • popular summer sport • red fruit with seeds • chemical used in pools • French holiday in July • activity done in water • sewed the first US flag • yellow and black insect • a tropical yellow fruit • American holiday in July • ...
18th July 2022-07-15
July Clanicle 2022-07-13
Across
- what Royal Commission wearers items are in our orphanage museum
- what is important to all of us
- who is the adelaide clannie who walks from the bus stop
- what do we gather for
- what is our title
- who is our ceo
- who did geri write to in south australia
- what do we each bring to our socials
- what do we all want in our clanicle
- what do we fight for
- who paid for our first badge
- colour is our house in Bankstown
- what are our protests
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- what is the name of the play by yvonne's daughter
- what are the new paths at bankstown made of
- where does CLAN reach
- who is our co-founder
- what do we celebrate in July
- you what is the graphic on the back page saying
- what do we have access to
- who is at her first bendigo social
- where is our orphanage museum
- what is the name of the place our first meeting was held
23 Clues: who is our ceo • what is our title • what do we fight for • what do we gather for • where does CLAN reach • who is our co-founder • what are our protests • what do we have access to • what do we celebrate in July • who paid for our first badge • where is our orphanage museum • what is important to all of us • colour is our house in Bankstown • who is at her first bendigo social • ...
July 19 2019-07-19
Across
- push something (a doughnut) or someone (your swimming buddy) underwater for a short time
- stimulating, enjoyable, high intensity
- take apart, or take down
- surprising, valuable or important, so you should listen carefully and/or write it down
- (two words) "pente raide"
- (2 words) someone who does not follow the arranged plan is _ _.
- (2 words) another way of saying "forexample"
- make someone or something seem insignificant, especially when it IS significant
- (4 words) My mother was in the CAF and I am in the CAF. I knew that I would _ _ _ _.
- (3 words) a dramatic public performance, perhaps because someone is angry or very sad
- maker something bad or complicated even worse, eg. Trump and race relations in the US
- someone who recognize or know a little but who is not really a friend
- blindé
- one of two internal organs that processes waste
- something you get on your skin after rubbing soft skin too much, for example on an extended march
- (2 words) a more casual of saying "have" or "possess". I _ $3 in my pocket.
- (2 words) Don't be late. Be _ _.
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- the flow, in a river or in electricity
- a sophisticated word for "but". A synonym of "nevertheless"
- (2 words) intentionally He tripped the other player _ _ because he thought that a goal would be scored.
- (noun)a very wet place, or (verb) make very wet
- able to switch easily. You can use "have" and "have got" __ because they mean the same thing.
- (4 basis) something that happens regularly, like these crosswords every week or practice testing
- keep underwater for a long time. You might have to __ a frying pan before you try to clean it
- practical, makes sense. It is not __ to build an outdoor paintball facility at the base. Too bad.
- ci-joint
- someone who is confident and vocal, often a sign of leadership
- the study of costs, profits, revenues, productivity etc.
- In French, "dont". "That's the guy __ father owns the car dealership."
29 Clues: blindé • ci-joint • take apart, or take down • (two words) "pente raide" • (2 words) Don't be late. Be _ _. • the flow, in a river or in electricity • stimulating, enjoyable, high intensity • (2 words) another way of saying "forexample" • (noun)a very wet place, or (verb) make very wet • one of two internal organs that processes waste • ...
Obfuscate July 2023-06-22
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- - Highest point in WI (WI)
- - There is a large water reservoir in this EC park (EC)
- - first beer company (EC)
- - EC is this games capital of the world (EC)
- - City closest to geographic center of the state (WI)
- - state motto (WI)
- - tire company (EC)
- - place to catch shows, at the confluence (EC)
- - nation’s largest cross country ski race (WI)
- - Nation's first kindergarten opened in this city (WI)
- - oldest city in the state (WI)
- - “blue-collar” Milwaukee brewed lager (WI)
- - man-made, created by dam (EC)
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- - John Dillinger’s northwoods hideout (WI)
- - railroad logo’d baseball team (EC)
- - EC is French for this (EC)
- - world’s largest producer of a spicy root vegetable condiment (EC)
- - First state capital (WI)
- - state bird (WI)
- - baseball player statue last name (EC)
- - Name of park where Wiscos tallest waterfall is (WI)
- - wisconsins state flower (WI)
- - historic stadium (EC)
- - Little House on the Prairie city (WI)
24 Clues: - state bird (WI) • - state motto (WI) • - tire company (EC) • - historic stadium (EC) • - first beer company (EC) • - Highest point in WI (WI) • - First state capital (WI) • - EC is French for this (EC) • - wisconsins state flower (WI) • - oldest city in the state (WI) • - man-made, created by dam (EC) • - railroad logo’d baseball team (EC) • - baseball player statue last name (EC) • ...
July Crossword 2023-06-26
Across
- Lovers' month
- Most useful communication tool during the war
- The finest are music, painting, theatre and sculpture
- Royals have it blue
- If it's not a fruit, it's a smartphone
- It can be used for flowers of for tea
- Surfers should always keep an eye out for them
- ...was not built in a day
- Australia's largest state
- Twinkle twinkle little...
- the most beloved Princess of Wales
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- It constitutes the first five books of the Hebrew Bible
- The first black President of the US
- In Greek mythology, he stole fire from the Olympian gods and gave it to human kind
- Where you can see animals, clowns and trapeze artists
- 'The King' of Rock and Roll
- before there were emails
- Every two weeks
- The Greek goddess of wisdom
- Pull the wool over your...
- ...with a Purpose
- Leprechauns hide their gold at the end of the...
- Aquarius polar opposite zodiac sign
- Pinot, Shiraz, Chardonnay
24 Clues: Lovers' month • Every two weeks • ...with a Purpose • Royals have it blue • before there were emails • ...was not built in a day • Australia's largest state • Twinkle twinkle little... • Pinot, Shiraz, Chardonnay • Pull the wool over your... • 'The King' of Rock and Roll • The Greek goddess of wisdom • the most beloved Princess of Wales • The first black President of the US • ...
July - Idaho 2024-07-02
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- Hoedown with four couples
- Extracting ores
- Idaho’s capital
- North American songbird, Idaho’s state bird
- Horse with a spotted coat
- Precious stones
- Place to sample wines
- Canoeing spots
- Large butterfly
- Elevated peaks
- Blueberry’s cousin
- Covered-wagon settlers
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- Freshwater fish
- Water or snow sport
- Deep gorges
- Timber that’s been cut
- Spuds
- Rural pursuit with fields
- Going on a nature walk
- Rafter’s waterways
- Panoramic
- Deserted cities
- Fragrant evergreen tree
- Places for cowboys
- Naturally heated water spots
- Beer ingredient
- Underground chambers
27 Clues: Spuds • Panoramic • Deep gorges • Canoeing spots • Elevated peaks • Freshwater fish • Extracting ores • Deserted cities • Idaho’s capital • Precious stones • Beer ingredient • Large butterfly • Rafter’s waterways • Places for cowboys • Blueberry’s cousin • Water or snow sport • Underground chambers • Place to sample wines • Timber that’s been cut • Going on a nature walk • Covered-wagon settlers • ...
July 2024 2024-05-29
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- Three hundred and ______ Newfoundlanders were wounded at Beaumont-Hamel.
- There were _____ communities on Ireland's Eye island.
- Trouty Brook runs out of _______ Pond.
- ______ Newfoundlanders answered roll call the morning after Beaumont-Hamel.
- Eriksen Premises and several Trinity houses have a ______ roof style.
- Every Newfoundland Regiment ________ who took part was either killed or wounded at Beaumont-Hamel.
- Two hundred and ______ Newfoundlanders died at Beaumont-Hamel.
- ______ Newfoundlanders were missing in action at Beaumont-Hamel.
- A Newfoundland ________ soldier was interred at the National War Monument July 1st.
- The point of land northeast of Fort Point is ______ Point.
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- Gordon ______ from Champney's East was declared missing in action at Beaumont-Hamel.
- The original two story brick house in Trinity was built by ______.
- The cove at the south end of Dunfield is _____ Cove.
- The ______ fishery begins in early July.
- The Battle of the _______ began on July 1st, 1916.
- Richard ______ from New Bonaventure was declared missing in action at Beaumont-Hamel.
- An Ode line is "We love thee _______ land."
- World War I ended in nineteen________.
- Trinity's water supply is _______ Pond.
- Horatio ______ from Port Rexton was killed at Beaumont-Hamel.
20 Clues: Trouty Brook runs out of _______ Pond. • World War I ended in nineteen________. • Trinity's water supply is _______ Pond. • The ______ fishery begins in early July. • An Ode line is "We love thee _______ land." • The Battle of the _______ began on July 1st, 1916. • The cove at the south end of Dunfield is _____ Cove. • ...
July 3rd 2025-01-13
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- Lived at an Embassy
- Duke of Normandy (1035)
- Loved by Frankie and Mia
- Attended Obama's HS rival
- Lives where Joan was born
- Peloton partner
- Author of 'The Metamorphosis'
- Daughter of Schneider, 'Ex's & Oh's' singer
- Norway's oldest newspaper (1767)
- Author of 'Big Trouble'
- Their kids say the party's over, then we'll bring it right back
- Thinks Uker is fun
- Forgot pantalon for a wedding
- 49er Faithful
- Spider King
- Once the youngest ER attending
- Talk show host of a self-titled show
- Who's the fairest of them all?
- Other HRB Assistant
- Involved in Bartman incident
- Attacked French fleet (1940)
- The Newsroom Breast Cancer Survivor
- Fell asleep at a NYE party
- Pyjamas preferred
- Cam Newton (par exemple)
- Danish actress in 'Devil's Advocate'
- Drove to the bachelor party location by the canal
- Put Jon to bed before our wedding
- 2018 Mackey and Newsome Award Winner
- First stock average (1884)
- Left Oktoberfest early
- Allowed to cook for Thanksgiving
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- Likes big butts and cannot lie
- Underage at her sister's bachelorette party
- Joan used to dance on her table de cuisine
- Restored Papal States (1849)
- Knows how to ride
- 2nd US Mint city (1852)
- Prefers maillot de bain
- Got stuck in DC
- Surrendered Fort Necessity (1754)
- Pineapple upside down cake and pearls
- Baja Rally
- City founded by Champlain (1608)
- Born on Bastile Day
- King of France (987)
- Married his wife, not Palin
- Impromptu dinner date in Honolulu
- The back seat of her Jeep, is priceless
- Has Joan's initials tattooed
- Lived in Ecuador's London Embassy
- Lt. Daniel Kaffee
- Licked Joan's face
- "Spiked" people's drinks in HS
- Surprised Jon for his 40th Anniversaire
- 43rd US State (1890)
- Est un Baron
- First automobile (1886)
- Vous aime tous
- Gettysburg final charge (1863)
- Four-time Formula One champion
- First US savings bank (1819)
62 Clues: Baja Rally • Spider King • Est un Baron • 49er Faithful • Vous aime tous • Got stuck in DC • Peloton partner • Knows how to ride • Lt. Daniel Kaffee • Pyjamas preferred • Thinks Uker is fun • Licked Joan's face • Lived at an Embassy • Born on Bastile Day • Other HRB Assistant • King of France (987) • 43rd US State (1890) • Left Oktoberfest early • Duke of Normandy (1035) • 2nd US Mint city (1852) • ...
Eugene July 2025-07-17
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- Knowing a second language gives you a real ... in this field
- I’m not an ... but that doesn’t look safe
- I picked a handful of ... from the tree and stained my shirt
- We can ... through Cherokee if we’re short on time
- This meeting is dragging on much ..., let’s wrap it up
- You need a license to ... restricted materials
- The project was ... by the team lead in January
- Small talk usually starts with ... things like the weather
- The new ... involves obtaining property by deception
- I've got such a heavy ... this week, I barely sleep
- He tried to ... me with fake documents
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- Let’s ... to the beach before sunset
- Prices this year are significantly ... than in 2023
- This storm might ... for a while, so stay indoors
- She kept ... contact the whole time – intense!
- He said it wasn’t an accident – he did it on ...
- She wore a pearl ... to the wedding
- He started ... towards me like he had something urgent to say
- I didn’t want to ... the boss with bad news before lunch
- I didn’t mean to ... you – no offence!
- There’s a weird silence in ... laughing and crying
21 Clues: She wore a pearl ... to the wedding • Let’s ... to the beach before sunset • I didn’t mean to ... you – no offence! • He tried to ... me with fake documents • I’m not an ... but that doesn’t look safe • She kept ... contact the whole time – intense! • You need a license to ... restricted materials • The project was ... by the team lead in January • ...
4 july 2025-06-28
Across
- / Freedoms protected by law
- / Another word for personal freedom, often symbolized by a bell
- / Part of the U.S. flag representing states
- / Coming together as one nation
- / The power to act, speak, or think without restraint
- / A famous symbol in Philadelphia representing liberty
- / A system where people vote for their leaders
- / A person who loves and supports their country
- / An outdoor meal often enjoyed on the holiday
- / The country that declared independence
- / A feeling of honor and respect for one's country
- / The document that outlines American laws and rights
- / The original thirteen settlements under British rule
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- / What the colonies gained from Britain
- / To show respect or admiration
- / A patriotic song sung at national events
- / A fight for change in government or leadership
- / A festive public procession with bands and floats
- / Bright lights that explode in the sky during celebrations
- / Fairness in laws and treatment
- / A formal statement or announcement
- / A national symbol with stars and stripes
- / A joyful event to honor a special day
- / A national bird symbolizing strength and freedom
- / Red and white lines on the American flag
25 Clues: / Freedoms protected by law • / To show respect or admiration • / Coming together as one nation • / Fairness in laws and treatment • / A formal statement or announcement • / What the colonies gained from Britain • / A joyful event to honor a special day • / The country that declared independence • / A patriotic song sung at national events • ...
July 24 2025-07-16
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- Season known for colorful leaves
- Location of new barbershop inspired by Charlie's Barbershop in Brentwood (concordmonitor.com)
- First part of the state motto: “______ or Die”
- Step that develops flavors by breaking down mucilage
- The rock that gives the state its nickname
- Large animal often seen in northern forests
- A cool spot out of the direct sun
- Group of farmers working together for better prices
- Type of cover that helps coffee grow slowly
- Time when ripe coffee cherries are picked
- New owner of Cheers in Concord (concordmonitor.com)
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- Taking breaks to avoid overheating
- Removing the fruit layer from beans
- Height above sea level affecting flavor
- Process of reducing moisture in beans
- Concord Monitor stories of unhoused individuals in the community who have passed away (concordmonitor.com)
- The drink you need to stay hydrated
- Device that moves air to cool you down
- The White ______ are popular for hiking
- Tree that gives sweet syrup in spring
- Separating beans by size and quality
- Winnipesaukee and Squam are famous ones
- Large farm where coffee is grown
- What covers the state in winter
- The kind of clothing you wear to stay cool
- New Hampshire has a small but beautiful one
- The red fruit that holds coffee beans
27 Clues: What covers the state in winter • Season known for colorful leaves • Large farm where coffee is grown • A cool spot out of the direct sun • Taking breaks to avoid overheating • Removing the fruit layer from beans • The drink you need to stay hydrated • Separating beans by size and quality • Process of reducing moisture in beans • Tree that gives sweet syrup in spring • ...
July Crossword 2026-07-09
Across
- Glowing insect seen on summer evenings
- Place to cool off on a hot day
- Colorful explosions in the sky
- Summer celebration or event
- Outdoor cooking event
- Sleeping outdoors in tents
- Refreshing summer drink
- Outdoor meal in the park
- Bright weather common in July
- Beach creation made with sand
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- Seventh month of the year
- Casual summer footwear
- Hottest season in the Northern Hemisphere
- Period of unusually hot weather
- Height of the summer season
- Frozen summer treat
- Time away from work or school
- Time to gather summer crops
- Lotion that protects against sunburn
- Popular summer destination
20 Clues: Frozen summer treat • Outdoor cooking event • Casual summer footwear • Refreshing summer drink • Outdoor meal in the park • Seventh month of the year • Sleeping outdoors in tents • Popular summer destination • Height of the summer season • Summer celebration or event • Time to gather summer crops • Time away from work or school • Bright weather common in July • ...
JULY 2026 2026-06-23
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- Pops & The Shrimp Diva’s hardworking boat haulin’ Wild Gulf Shrimp one net at a time
- Prestige Oysters founder who turned Gulf grit into a shellfish dynasty
- Kemah’s bead-slinging boat parade where sequins & sails were meant to party together
- Galveston café that feeds beach bums & brunch lovers, where the only thing bigger than the portions is the LOVE!
- Kemah breakfast spot that's the home of Tammy’s Beef Fajita Chilaquiles
- Where fried shrimp meets Gulf Coast history family-run since bell bottoms were in style
- The Red Barn on Deets Road where you can get hay, dog food, and deer blind windows all in one trip
- Family-run Tex-Mex treasure, home of sizzling fajitas and familiar faces at 4 locations
- Downtown Galveston landmark where the boutiques will deck you out in rags so cute your friends are sure to be jelly
- Oyster legend whose empire stretches from San Leon to the East Coast but don’t bring kids to his San Leon bar, don’t even ask!
- Decades of fresh-caught favorites where the shrimp’s local, the slaw drops every Thursday, and the nostalgia’s always wild-caught
- Where seafood meets skyline at San Leon’s OG waterfront restaurant where you can dock, dine & stay a while
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- Seafood matriarch built this Seabrook staple in 1980 where the Gulf runs deep & the family roots run deeper
- Boutique in Clear Lake Shores where vintage vibes, salty rhinestones and bold finds rule the racks. But Don’t Feed the Islanders.
- San Leon bar with the Bama Breeze and the sky steals the show
- Historic hotel with marble floors, rooftop bars & maybe a ghost or two holding your elevator
- Loved by locals and tourists alike, this Kemah landmark has been serving up live music and The Best Chicken Fried Steak in the World since 1974.
- Floating Clear Lake legend where the crab cakes are worth dropping anchor for.
- Where outdoor living gets supersized by the island's most famous Adirondack chair
- Santa Fe’s family-owned hardware store solving your problems one nail at a time
20 Clues: San Leon bar with the Bama Breeze and the sky steals the show • Prestige Oysters founder who turned Gulf grit into a shellfish dynasty • Kemah breakfast spot that's the home of Tammy’s Beef Fajita Chilaquiles • Floating Clear Lake legend where the crab cakes are worth dropping anchor for. • ...
July crossword 2026-06-25
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- Vinegar traditionally produced in Modena
- Basil-based Italian sauce
- Famous aged Italian cheese
- Italy's largest island
- Classic Italian coffee-flavoured dessert
- Sweet lemon liqueur from southern Italy
- Aromatic herb commonly paired with tomatoes
- Creamy Italian cheese with a soft centre
- Luxury ingredient found underground
- Popular summer destination
- Creamy Italian rice dish
- Warmest season of the year
- Colourful end to a summer day
- Italian dish topped with sauce and cheese
- Stuffed Italian pasta
- Pasta sauce with tomato and guanciale
- Italian flatbread with olive oil
- Perfect weather for outdoor dining
- Outdoor dining space
- Dry-cured Italian ham
- Sparkling wine from Italy
- Fruit used to produce Italian olive oil
- Italian frozen dessert
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- Someone welcoming guests for a meal
- Time away to relax and travel
- Outdoor meal enjoyed during summer
- Italian staple served in many shapes
- Italian kitchen essential
- Coastal destination known for lemons
- Popular Italian summer cocktail
- Sweet Italian peppers
- Classic Italian cheese often served with tomatoes
- Roman pasta dish made with eggs and cheese
- Pre-dinner Italian tradition with drinks and small bites
- Essential ingredient in many Italian dishes
- Italian region famous for wine
- Strong Italian coffee
- Scenic Mediterranean coastline
- Coffee topped with steamed milk foam
- Soft Italian potato dumplings
40 Clues: Outdoor dining space • Sweet Italian peppers • Strong Italian coffee • Stuffed Italian pasta • Dry-cured Italian ham • Italy's largest island • Italian frozen dessert • Creamy Italian rice dish • Basil-based Italian sauce • Italian kitchen essential • Sparkling wine from Italy • Famous aged Italian cheese • Popular summer destination • Warmest season of the year • ...
July Crossword 2026-06-26
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- Little green men seen around the museum
- Sitcom that Kevin was once an extra on
- Neighborhood in NYC, also our manager
- Microscopic animal that can survive the vacuum of space
- National animal of Scotland
- Town on San Juan island where Kyla researched marine biology
- Very relevant program that Grace, Nicole, and Lesley have studied at university
- VX rep who also works at Cone & Steiner
- First letter of all nine planets, in order from the sun (including Pluto ofc)
- Name of Mars rover launched in 2012, it also killed the proverbial cat
- Manager of Audience Research, Jacob’s, least favorite type of graph
- Looney Toons movie starring Michael B Jordan
- Kind of Gods that our planets are named after, excluding Earth
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- The Milky Way is this type of galaxy
- Pluto is no longer considered a major planet because it was classified as a ____ planet
- Phrase describing Earth’s location in the solar system, also the name of a 90’s sitcom starring John Lithgow
- Mika’s new kitten, aptly named for being little and grey
- Anime starring Mao Mao, a stoic young genius working in the emperor’s palace
- Saturn’s largest moon
- Asian capital that is the birthplace of Chih and Din Tai Fung
- NYC museum Lauren worked at before to SAM, abv.
- Dance style that Blue teaches, and we should all learn
- CSC Rep selected to make artwork promoting King County Metro’s RapidRide
- Dean’s favorite lady, blonde british icon, RIP
- Country where Bridene lived, studied, and taught English
- Round pink fairy and water type pokemon with a silly name
- City that Alicia grew up in, despite its adult themes
- Planet with the strongest winds
- Rep whose name is both an adjective and an aptonym
- City where some of us have lived, and where Jace is from
- Coworker who knows latin and ancient greek, and is appropriately named
31 Clues: Saturn’s largest moon • National animal of Scotland • Planet with the strongest winds • The Milky Way is this type of galaxy • Neighborhood in NYC, also our manager • Sitcom that Kevin was once an extra on • Little green men seen around the museum • VX rep who also works at Cone & Steiner • Looney Toons movie starring Michael B Jordan • ...
July 2015 2015-07-15
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- Littlest Chandler.
- Once a Butterworth, now a ----.
- Our favorite Boykin.
- Cake flavor for July birthdays.
- Followed by @justinbieber on Twitter.
- Monday Instagram contest.
- Alyson's Mini-Me.
- "Please try again. Please try again. Thank you!"
- Number of lockers in kitchen.
- Opposite of Weston.
- Jordan's new car.
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- He shoots without killing.
- Name of The Mint's blog.
- Littlest Rush.
- We've had 3 models with this name. Outkast's "Roses."
- She's six feet tall, y'all.
- Banana half and professional namer.
- Gift card amount given away each day on Facebook.
- CO. Worth $.50.
- Once got garbage juice in his shoes while taking out the trash.
20 Clues: Littlest Rush. • CO. Worth $.50. • Alyson's Mini-Me. • Jordan's new car. • Littlest Chandler. • Opposite of Weston. • Our favorite Boykin. • Name of The Mint's blog. • Monday Instagram contest. • He shoots without killing. • She's six feet tall, y'all. • Number of lockers in kitchen. • Once a Butterworth, now a ----. • Cake flavor for July birthdays. • Banana half and professional namer. • ...
July 8 2016-07-07
Across
- not singular
- arouse a high degree of passion, or make something worse
- negotiating the price
- some were very big and scary, some were small, some had feathers....
- a minor task like going to the bank, the post office, the grocery store etc.
- a kind of metal used a lot in aviation because it is light and resists rust
- I'm very anti-social so I have __ friends. And that's fine by me!
- tiny
- (3 words) choosing the "easier objectives" first before doing the hard stuff
- Darth Vader is a _ in Star Wars.
- the name of a material that is used in windows
Down
- On a plane you are more __ than on a train.
- I'm sad because I only have a _ money.
- intimidation or ongoing annoying behaviour
- a tool (or accessory) that is mainly used by people who don't see very well.
- a type of vision which requires two eyes that focus independently
- an educated guess about the future
- a tool that people use to see objects far away -- but not a telescope
- in good shape and into sports
- (3 words) someone who is not paying attention is _ _ _.
- ending a life gently
- a few sellers who make the prices artificially high
- (2 words) My "Swiss" watch is actually "Chinese" and I paid 95% more than it<s worth. What a _ _!
23 Clues: tiny • not singular • ending a life gently • negotiating the price • in good shape and into sports • Darth Vader is a _ in Star Wars. • an educated guess about the future • I'm sad because I only have a _ money. • intimidation or ongoing annoying behaviour • On a plane you are more __ than on a train. • the name of a material that is used in windows • ...
July 2016 2016-06-29
Across
- Canon Andrew ----, set to be Dean of Durham in summer 2016. (8)
- Currency of Croatia (4)
- Capital city of Chile (8)
- Greek philosopher and mathematician (10)
- The US Declaration of ---- was signed in 1776 (12)
- The Liberty ---- March, American military march composed by John Philip Sousa (4)
- Half of 34 (9)
- Chemical element, symbol Cs. (7)
- German word for July (4)
- Mountain range in Northern Africa (5)
- Popular board game, Durham School version on its way! (8)
- Landlocked county in the East Midlands (7)
Down
- Opera by Modest Mussorgsky (5,7)
- Host city of the 1972 Olympic Games (6)
- Surname of the British astronaut who returned to Earth last month (5)
- Algeria became independent from this country on 5 July 1962. (6)
- German composer, Robert ----, d. 29 July 1856. Compositions include Kinderszenen and Songs of Dawn (8)
- Priti ---, Minister of State for Employment and participant in Conservative leadership contest (5)
- Roman love poet from 1st century BC (8)
- Steven Croft is set to become Bishop of this university city in Autumn 2016. (6)
20 Clues: Half of 34 (9) • Currency of Croatia (4) • German word for July (4) • Capital city of Chile (8) • Opera by Modest Mussorgsky (5,7) • Chemical element, symbol Cs. (7) • Mountain range in Northern Africa (5) • Host city of the 1972 Olympic Games (6) • Roman love poet from 1st century BC (8) • Greek philosopher and mathematician (10) • Landlocked county in the East Midlands (7) • ...
July 6 2017-07-06
Across
- husband or wife
- not noisy
- it pumps blood and it is associated with love
- the opposite of interesting
- take something that belongs to someone else
- the result of eating or drinking too fast, like a bubble of air in your stomach
- the target of a guillotine
- hair above your upper lip
- the person who lives next to you or near you
- brother or sister
- the largest mammal on Earth
- not recorded
Down
- perspiration, liquid that comes from exertion
- belly, where your abdominals are
- the upper part of your leg
- no hair
- attack a person or place to get possessions
- (2 words)go from being a little child to an adult
- driving very fast, or not wearing a seatbelt, or texting ....
- direct, not wavy
- ha ha ha
- different races of people have different coloured __
- go away, or holiday
23 Clues: no hair • ha ha ha • not noisy • not recorded • husband or wife • direct, not wavy • brother or sister • go away, or holiday • hair above your upper lip • the upper part of your leg • the target of a guillotine • the opposite of interesting • the largest mammal on Earth • belly, where your abdominals are • attack a person or place to get possessions • ...
July 1 2019-08-05
Across
- moelle
- ruminer (une idée)
- moyen de dissuasion frein
- probité (be upright = quelqu'un de probe)
- être situé près de (géographie)
- analogue comparable similaire
- saumure
- faux fallacieux
- spécieux (plausible mais faux)
- excentrique
- boufouer (règles lois)
- lumineux
- de manière concise
- enclos
- hésiter
- séparation
- spectacle de noel
- habitude coutume
- attirail
- appréhension doute
- coquille vide
- chérubin
- capot (us)
- diffuser disseminer
- tendance mode engouement
- creuser faire un trou dans
- dilemme
- imputer à/ attribuer à
- signe avant-coureur
- coopérant
- allocation chômage (be on the ....)
- morosité obscurité tristesse
- chanter les louanges de / prôner/ glorifier
- pénuerie manque
- priver quelqu'un de quelque chose
- disparition (fin mort d'un truc)
- encombrer embarrasser
- faible (personne faible)
- marin
- aggraver qqch
- crevasse fissure (dans pierre) / fossette menton
- faux malade qun qui feint d'être malade
- pittoresque
- moyens
- tohu-bohu / animation
- taquiner
- immuable
- griser ravir enthousiasmer
- collection recueil
- fourré (et idée de petite touffe)
- ascétisme
- égarer
- éreintant épuisant
- soutenir renforcer
- marcher d'un pas lourd, trainant les pieds
- se solidifier (liquide)
- flannel
- rayé à rayures
- morceau
- dépravé (amoral or immoral person)
- conservateur (musée) /programmateur (festival)
- annoncer proclamer
- idéaliste
- caillot de sang
- indulgent clément
- rassembler faits preuves
- palpiter battre fort
- lubrique
- jubilation malveillante.
- groseille
- décamper / lever le camp
- recrudescence , série
- haine aversion
- excentrique, fantaisiste
- aloyau
- fauve (couleur) tanné (couleur)
- plinthe
- éparpillé
- exhorter
- grêle
- négocier (v)/ courtier en bourse (n)
- se baigner / rouler dans (boue sang)
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- affirmer quelque chose déclarer quqchose
- déformer
- obstiné entêté
- éningme casse-tête
- rater foirer quelque chose slang us
- incompétent
- réconfort
- marais bourbier
- piétiner qqch
- délabré
- exclamation cris de surprise
- distinction raffinement
- ardu éreintant exténuant
- retenir restreindre
- plaque d'immatriculation
- lourd imposant
- incessant
- détention
- obtusité manque de rafinement
- admonester réprimander sermoner
- situation délicate embarrassante
- saisir (griller) brûler
- bosseur (slang)
- sarcastique
- rétroviseur
- ébaucher / esquisser / faire préssentir
- méfiant sur ses gardes
- rassasié satisfait
- très courant
- suffisance supériorité attitude moraliste
- se calmer (baisser pour le bruit)
- de la même façon
- rater quchose/ foirer quchose
- criard voyant
- vestimentaire
- loufoque grincheux
- juste milieu
- branche gros arbre
- authentification homologation
- mélasse
- salon
- capot (uk)
- imposant
- secouer
- jovialité gaieté
- ravissement extase
- haie
- frise
- gerbe (de fleurs) liasse paquet
- bonne / femme de ménage
- morne gris ennuyeux
- peu de
- essieu
- très courant répandu
- harceler
- gaiement avec insouciance
- faible
- absorbé captivé
- lourd pesant en plomb
- impro (musique)
- papotage
- marron châtaigne
- soucoupe
- insulte
- têtard
- prion (pathogène dans la cervelle)
- digue
- embrayage
- pénétrer / imprégner / s'infiltrer dans
- louable
- cliqueter
- cireux
- se reproduire se répéter réapparaître
- (taxi)cab
- carte grise
- essuie-glaces
- impulsion élan
- abattage (animaux)
- socle (piedestal)
- reprimande reproche
- truquer falsifier
- petit minuscule ridicule minabel
- horrifié atterré accablé
- bêler
- tas de foin
- toutou
- caresser peloter
- avancer /proposer une idée vision etc... postuler que..
170 Clues: haie • salon • frise • marin • digue • bêler • grêle • moelle • enclos • moyens • peu de • essieu • faible • égarer • têtard • cireux • toutou • aloyau • délabré • saumure • hésiter • dilemme • mélasse • secouer • insulte • flannel • louable • morceau • plinthe • déformer • lumineux • attirail • chérubin • imposant • taquiner • harceler • immuable • papotage • soucoupe • lubrique • exhorter • réconfort • incessant • détention • coopérant • ascétisme • embrayage • cliqueter • (taxi)cab • ...
July 12 2019-07-11
Across
- a word that explains why. He's strong __ he trains a lot.
- appropriate, proper. The _ greeting to a superior officer is "..., sir."
- (2 words) accepter de "I _ _ a fitness program so that m weight remains stable."
- is made up of. The weapons is _ of a barrel, a trigger, a scope …
- (3 words) dès que, au moment que
- lorsque
- (3 words) do something risky eg. decide to give up a good civilian job to enroll in the CF
- (2 words) remplir (ex. un formulaire)
- an official duty or job. "I have the _ to improve the efficiency of this organization.
- (2 words) concerns or doubts. We have _ about his ability to lead.
- someone who is very enthusiastic and moves a lot
Down
- change to a new place. CF members have to __ every few years.
- conseil
- conseiller
- (2 words) the act of quitting a program or school
- (2 words) "a cause de"
- (3 words) a stage in a process. CFLS is _ _ _ in your career in the CF
- (2 words) eliminate weaker candidates
- abandonner eg. a course or an idea
- (2 words) remplir (ex. un formulaire)
- puisque
- (2 words) être en accord avec
- (3 words) afin de
23 Clues: conseil • lorsque • puisque • conseiller • (3 words) afin de • (2 words) "a cause de" • (2 words) être en accord avec • (3 words) dès que, au moment que • abandonner eg. a course or an idea • (2 words) eliminate weaker candidates • (2 words) remplir (ex. un formulaire) • (2 words) remplir (ex. un formulaire) • someone who is very enthusiastic and moves a lot • ...
July Jumble 2021-07-07
Across
- “I will not now call you servants… but I have called you _______" (John 15:17)
- The Latin word for "Gospel"
- “July” is named after this historical figure (first name only), about whom William Shakespeare wrote a play
- One of the two first disciples Jesus calls in the Gospel of John
- The Canadian province located between Alberta and Manitoba
- The firstborn son of Adam
- The word used to describe union of our Lord’s human nature with His Divine nature
- Saints Peter and Paul were martyred under this Roman Emperor
- Holy Family Parish was founded on 1 ______, 2008
- The only female Judge in the Old Testament
Down
- “Gloria in _________ Deo”
- The Latin word for blood
- The four cardinal virtues are _________, fortitude, temperance, and justice
- The FSSP seminary in North America is located in this State of the United States
- “__________ Dominus sacrificium de manibus tuis, ad laudem et gloriam nominis sui…”
- "Eucharist" comes from a Greek word meaning ________
- According to Tradition, this Apostle was martyred and buried in India
- Saint Thomas Aquinas is known as the ________ Doctor of the Church
- The Capital city of Canada
- The father of King David
20 Clues: The Latin word for blood • The father of King David • “Gloria in _________ Deo” • The firstborn son of Adam • The Capital city of Canada • The Latin word for "Gospel" • The only female Judge in the Old Testament • Holy Family Parish was founded on 1 ______, 2008 • "Eucharist" comes from a Greek word meaning ________ • ...
July Crossword 2021-07-29
Across
- - Merry snack
- - Dwayne Johnson nickname
- Xavier leader
- Black American ninja
- First Man
- – Ironman’s assistant
- Xavier School location
- - Star Wars energy field
- July 31 feast
- - Fishy(?) Filipino hero
- Wolverine’s group
- Santa’s helper
- - Cat in the Hat author
- young sorcerer
- Peter Parker’s girlfriend
- magician named Stephen
- toy bricks
- who is fast than a speeding bullet?
- Superman’s planet
- Jurassic dino
- Radioactive reptile
- - Merry snack
- Mincecraft developer
- picnic invaders
- Captain America’s pal
Down
- - God of Thunder weapon
- Tony’s bodyguard
- happy insect (?)
- antibody producer
- scary virus
- - Cat in the Hat author
- most powerful man in the universe
- Batcave assistant
- - Green Hero
- Kong’s isle
- Gru’s assistants
- Xavier sports center
- Powerful gems
- Marvel counterpart
- Captain Marvel’s shoutout
- Thanos’ glove
- merry snack
- Woody pal
- Classroom app
- Man’s best friend
- Man-machine hero
- King of the jungle
47 Clues: First Man • Woody pal • toy bricks • scary virus • Kong’s isle • merry snack • - Green Hero • - Merry snack • Xavier leader • July 31 feast • Powerful gems • Thanos’ glove • Jurassic dino • Classroom app • - Merry snack • Santa’s helper • young sorcerer • picnic invaders • Tony’s bodyguard • happy insect (?) • Gru’s assistants • Man-machine hero • antibody producer • Batcave assistant • Wolverine’s group • ...
24 July 2023-07-24
Across
- If thy thing can put you in danger it is …
- having, worthy of, or bringing fame or admiration
- Another word for healthy or robust
- Feeling or showing Envy
- If someone is rebellious, they are difficult to control and do not behave in the way that is expected
- If you waste a lot you are considered …
- A synonym for disgraceful or shocking
- You are … when you are considered a celebrity
- Mad or upset
- If something gives you stress it is …
- Another word to call a woman other than pretty
- If you are thy word you have a cheery personality
- Related to thy word Humour
- If you are in shame you are considered …
Down
- a positive adjective that begins with M
- Another word for Enormous
- A positive word to call thy noun
- Spending a lot of time studying or reading
- If a plant releases poison it is …
- If you have a lot of money you’d be considered …
- showing excessive pride and self-satisfaction in one's achievements, possessions, or abilities
- If thy person is delighted by an action they’d say it is …
- If you thought something was unfair you may say it is …
- If you are … you may have butterflies in your stomach
24 Clues: Mad or upset • Feeling or showing Envy • Another word for Enormous • Related to thy word Humour • A positive word to call thy noun • If a plant releases poison it is … • Another word for healthy or robust • A synonym for disgraceful or shocking • If something gives you stress it is … • a positive adjective that begins with M • If you waste a lot you are considered … • ...
July 10 2024-07-10
Across
- The Beatles traveled to this country to study Meditation
- The hotel in Arizona you stayed at was called The__
- What city in Turkey is both in Europe and Asia
- Capitol of Serbia
- Your mom just had a birthday and turned ____
- The digits of your address combined + the digits of your unit number combined
- The people you met in Arizona were Ben and ____
- September 3rd is your 35th___
- Color of Mace Windu's lightsaber
- Who's ship is the Millennium Falcon
- The digits of your unit number combined
- The name of your oldest friend "R___"
- Capitol of Thailand
Down
- The European country with the biggest population
- The country Jordan is going to in December
- Wife's profession
- It is going to be Jordan's ____ birthday
- Spock is half human and half__
- The digits of your address combined subtracted by the digits of your unit number combined
- Jordan's girlfriend's name
- Star Trek Ship U.S.S___
- Anakin Skywalker is also known as Darth____
- Company Jordan works at
- Town you live in
- Where dairy products are sold and "___ Way"
- What country is also a continent?
26 Clues: Town you live in • Wife's profession • Capitol of Serbia • Capitol of Thailand • Star Trek Ship U.S.S___ • Company Jordan works at • Jordan's girlfriend's name • September 3rd is your 35th___ • Spock is half human and half__ • Color of Mace Windu's lightsaber • What country is also a continent? • Who's ship is the Millennium Falcon • The name of your oldest friend "R___" • ...
July Crossword 2023-06-26
Across
- before there were emails
- ...was not built in a day
- Every two weeks
- the most beloved Princess of Wales
- Royals have it blue
- Twinkle twinkle little...
- Australia's largest state
- Pinot, Shiraz, Chardonnay
- If it's not a fruit, it's a smartphone
- Aquarius polar opposite zodiac sign
- Most useful communication tool during the war
Down
- Lovers' month
- Where you can see animals, clowns and trapeze artists
- The Greek goddess of wisdom
- 'The King' of Rock and Roll
- It can be used for flowers of for tea
- The finest are music, painting, theatre and sculpture
- Surfers should always keep an eye out for them
- The first black President of the US
- Pull the wool over your...
- ...with a Purpose
21 Clues: Lovers' month • Every two weeks • ...with a Purpose • Royals have it blue • before there were emails • ...was not built in a day • Twinkle twinkle little... • Australia's largest state • Pinot, Shiraz, Chardonnay • Pull the wool over your... • The Greek goddess of wisdom • 'The King' of Rock and Roll • the most beloved Princess of Wales • The first black President of the US • ...
July Crossword 2023-07-14
Across
- habu skin instrument
- "cha" in english
- "teacher" in Japanese
- a bird that eats shrimp
- bitter melon
- swim bike run race
- orange and white "sakana"
- red beans
- sweet snow (two words)
- ____ Golf Course
Down
- japanese traditional dress
- "ichigo" in English
- baseball field shape
- Ryukyu _____ (dance)
- artificial coif
- okinawan shaved ice
- monkey's treat
- ____ football
- solo canoe
- no-hands sport
- chewy rice dumpling
- hungry+angry
- slow with 3 toes
23 Clues: red beans • solo canoe • bitter melon • hungry+angry • ____ football • monkey's treat • no-hands sport • artificial coif • "cha" in english • slow with 3 toes • ____ Golf Course • swim bike run race • "ichigo" in English • okinawan shaved ice • chewy rice dumpling • habu skin instrument • baseball field shape • Ryukyu _____ (dance) • "teacher" in Japanese • sweet snow (two words) • a bird that eats shrimp • ...
July Crossword 2023-06-26
Across
- Where you can see animals, clowns and trapeze artists
- Australia's largest state
- Aquarius polar opposite zodiac sign
- Pull the wool over your...
- It constitutes the first five books of the Hebrew Bible
- The first black President of the US
- Leprechauns hide their gold at the end of the...
- Twinkle twinkle little...
- 'The King' of Rock and Roll
- The Greek goddess of wisdom
- ...with a Purpose
- Every two weeks
Down
- In Greek mythology, he stole fire from the Olympian gods and gave it to human kind
- If it's not a fruit, it's a smartphone
- Lovers' month
- Surfers should always keep an eye out for them
- Royals have it blue
- Before there were emails you would send a
- Pinot, Shiraz, Chardonnay
- ...was not built in a day
- The most beloved Princess of Wales
- Most useful communication tool during the war
- The finest are music, painting, theatre and sculpture
- It can be used for flowers of for tea
24 Clues: Lovers' month • Every two weeks • ...with a Purpose • Royals have it blue • Australia's largest state • Pinot, Shiraz, Chardonnay • Twinkle twinkle little... • ...was not built in a day • Pull the wool over your... • 'The King' of Rock and Roll • The Greek goddess of wisdom • The most beloved Princess of Wales • Aquarius polar opposite zodiac sign • The first black President of the US • ...
July-August 2025-04-18
Across
- it requires a flipper
- Sgt. who taught the band to play
- “I’m totally with you!”
- Pearl Harbor’s island
- leavened, oven-baked flat Bread
- Lack of practice, metaphorically
- Chemist name for Answer of Only Rock humans eat
- Lasik target
- Golf Lakes very own choral group
- Black & White treat often dunked in milk
- texter’s qualifier
- Gerald Ford’s town
- “The ______”, John Wayne role as an Irish Boxer
- Seasonal resident
- Religious splinter
- Plastic building block
- Patron sait of sailors
- Largest city in Florida
- Napoleon’s nemesis
Down
- The only rock that humans regularly eat
- Turning trash into Treasure?
- Brit’s cookie
- it has many private entries
- anagram of DIARY
- Trojan Prince/Warrior who is also a Golf Lakes employee
- Bring together
- Nearest Elementary School
- widt of a thumb approximation
- Sunday evening non-denominational service
- Second Lady Surname
- Philadelphia Tourist attraction
- Native son of Indiana
- projecting Bay window
- Florida Free Car Wash
- a gluten free grain
- the briny deep
- ticklish red Sesame St character
- Spanish painter who spent most of his adult life in France
- 12-Monst Golf Lakes resident
- Watering plants by controlled drip
- ____ Grande
- what hockey players can do in a corner
42 Clues: ____ Grande • Lasik target • Brit’s cookie • Bring together • the briny deep • anagram of DIARY • Seasonal resident • texter’s qualifier • Gerald Ford’s town • Religious splinter • Napoleon’s nemesis • Second Lady Surname • a gluten free grain • it requires a flipper • Pearl Harbor’s island • Native son of Indiana • projecting Bay window • Florida Free Car Wash • Plastic building block • ...
July Crossword 2025-05-03
Across
- A popular way to cool off in hot weather.
- cream A refreshing treat, often enjoyed during the summer.
- A break from work or school often taken in the summer.
- A common recreation spot for swimming and boating.
- A juicy fruit commonly served at gatherings.
- trip A popular travel adventure by car.
- A warm-weather activity enjoyed on trails.
- A popular way to cook and gather outdoors.
- Outdoor overnight trips often planned in the summer.
- Lotion applied to protect skin from the sun.
Down
- Skin damage from intense sun exposure.
- Explosive displays of light and color often used for celebrations.
- Day A U.S. holiday on July 4 celebrating the nation's founding.
- A festive public procession often held on Independence Day.
- Devotion to one's country, commonly expressed during national holidays.
- Community events often held with music and food.
- A favorite destination for relaxation and swimming.
- An outdoor meal enjoyed in parks or nature.
- High temperatures that occur during the summer.
- The warmest season, typically enjoyed in the Northern Hemisphere.
20 Clues: Skin damage from intense sun exposure. • trip A popular travel adventure by car. • A popular way to cool off in hot weather. • A warm-weather activity enjoyed on trails. • A popular way to cook and gather outdoors. • An outdoor meal enjoyed in parks or nature. • A juicy fruit commonly served at gatherings. • Lotion applied to protect skin from the sun. • ...
Vpd July 2024-04-04
Across
- the state of wanting or being able to do things for yourself and make your own decisions
- a clumsy, stupid person
- firmness of purpose
- inspired by love for your country
- a fine, filmy cobweb seen on grass or bushes or floating in calm weather, used to refer to something very light, thin, and insubstantial or delicate
- a clamorous noise or disturbance
- remarkable enough to be famous; very well known
- laugh lightly in a nervous, affected, or silly manner
- lasting a very short time
- extremely amusing
- to complain, especially chronically
- an extremely ignorant person
- an execution carried out by drowning
- sliced raw cabbage mixed with mayonnaise and other vegetable, eaten as a salad
- a fine, soft-finished cotton fabric, usually white, used for lingerie and infants wear
Down
- done with or involving much labor
- put into an irritable mood, especially by an offending incident
- Make or become liquified by heat
- a tiny stain
- discouraged
- a mythical serpent with a head at each end
- mournful, dismal, or gloomy, especially in an affected, exaggerated, or unrelieved manner
- a frankfurter, especially one served hot in a long, soft roll and topped with various condiments
- a person regarded with mild or pretended contempt or mock pity, obsolete, a bald headed man
- having the power to restore vitality and energy
- a gadget
- indefinitely or exceedingly small
- to perform in slow tempo
- any very wealthy influential, or powerful person
- a sound formed by the combination of two vowels in a single syllable, in which the sound begins as one vowel and moves toward another
30 Clues: a gadget • discouraged • a tiny stain • extremely amusing • firmness of purpose • a clumsy, stupid person • to perform in slow tempo • lasting a very short time • an extremely ignorant person • Make or become liquified by heat • a clamorous noise or disturbance • done with or involving much labor • inspired by love for your country • indefinitely or exceedingly small • ...
July Vibes 2025-07-25
Across
- Can be an expression of joy.
- To put clothes on.
- Break from day to day duties.
- Not chairs but____.
- To be social.
- Number of Minsters at BUC.
- Hot day activity.
- Not a piano but an _______.
- Colourful seating in front of church, outdoor snack.
- Bridgewater event since 1891
- Mi'kmaq word for great Spirit (Google can help you!)
- Protected species of flower in NS (Pitcher like).
- July 27th service, ______after Pentecost
Down
- We share the BUC building with this group
- Practice not accepted by BUC.
- Like fuzzy worms.
- Not a butterfly but a_____.
- Needing pasta, pasta sauce and canned fruit.
- Holiest part of a religious building, or a place of worship itself.
- Summer schedule at Bridgewater /West Side United.
- Glass depiction.
- To greet.
22 Clues: To greet. • To be social. • Glass depiction. • Like fuzzy worms. • Hot day activity. • To put clothes on. • Not chairs but____. • Number of Minsters at BUC. • Not a butterfly but a_____. • Not a piano but an _______. • Can be an expression of joy. • Bridgewater event since 1891 • Practice not accepted by BUC. • Break from day to day duties. • July 27th service, ______after Pentecost • ...
July 31 2025-07-23
Across
- Person who grows and tends coffee crops
- Removing the fruit from the bean
- A curated visual style or vibe
- Slang for “no lie” or being honest
- To show off (usually possessions or skills)
- Stylish or flashy fashion
- Girl Scout leader featured as a recent Concord Monitor Hometown Hero
- Location of 92nd annual League of NH Craftsmen Fair (concordmonitor.com)
- A compliment for someone who looks good
- A humorous way of saying “I’m not okay”
- What Gen Z might jokingly call older folks
- To suddenly stop replying to someone
- Local farm featured in the Concord Monitor for National Ice Cream Day
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- When ripe coffee is picked
- The country or region where coffee is grown
- Acting like you’re the star of the story
- To succeed or look amazing
- Height that affects coffee flavor
- The fruit that holds a coffee bean
- The overall feeling or atmosphere
- Natural process used in wet processing
- TikTok’s “For You Page” abbreviation
- A superfan of a celebrity or trend
- Step where beans lose moisture after harvest
- Short for suspicious or shady
- A processing method using water
- A subculture with a unique fashion or taste
- Removing parchment layer from dried beans
28 Clues: Stylish or flashy fashion • When ripe coffee is picked • To succeed or look amazing • Short for suspicious or shady • A curated visual style or vibe • A processing method using water • Removing the fruit from the bean • Height that affects coffee flavor • The overall feeling or atmosphere • Slang for “no lie” or being honest • The fruit that holds a coffee bean • ...
July GK2 2022-07-25
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- Which language Director(Sachidanandan KR) won the best director award at the 68th National Film Awards?
- Two suspected cases of Marburg virus have been reported by which West African country?
- Who won silver at World Athletics Championships?
- Which country was the top choice of Indian nationals, who renounced their Indian citizenship in 2021?
- Mairaj Ahmad Khan won the country’s first ever individual gold in which event at the ISSF World Cup at Changwon, Korea
- Which animals are expected to return to India After 70 Years in Deal With Namibia
- Who has become the fourth richest person in the world, overtaking Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates with a net worth of $116.4 billion in Forbes real-time billionaires list as of July 21, 2022
- Which Central bank has raised interest rates by 0.5% after 11 years(Use abbreviation)
- Which tech company funds the ‘DigiVaani Call Center’ set up recently by NASSCOM to help women farmers scale up their business
- Which Indian sportsperson won the ‘Singapore Open 2022’ championship title?(Use last name)
- India has been ranked 87th in the which agency's Passport Index 2022
- Rashtriya ______ Mission aims at upliftment of dairy farmers making dairying more remunerative. Fill in the blank
- Which institution was ranked first in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2022?
- Which consumer products company has launched plant based meat products under the brand name ‘Simply Better’ ?(Use abbreviation)
- Which Indian state police recently launched e-FIR system?
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- Which deficit occurs when the total value of goods and services a country imports exceeds the total value of goods and services it exports
- Which state has topped Niti Aayog's India Innovation Index 2022 among major states?
- How much percent(in words) GST will be levied on pre-packaged and labeled food items?
- With which gaming company would you associate the popular drawing tool Mario Draw , Super Mario Draw that helps drawing animation drawings ?
- India's first Monkeypox case has been reported in which state?
- custodian of forex reserves in India
- NDA nominee for Vice President Elections
- hich is the first Indian state to connect all commercial vehicles equipped with Tracking Device with Emergency Response Support System (ERSS)?( Use abbreviation)
- Ranil Wickremesinghe is the new president of?
- Which language film(sooraraipottru) won the Best Feature Film award at the 68th National Film Awards?
- Ashish Kumar Chauhan is the newly appointed MD and CEO of ?(Use abbreviation)
- Which continent is reeling under searing heatwave and wildfire fueled by Climate Change, which is causing massive loss of life and biodiversity
- With which currency has Dollar achieved a unique landmark of parity after 20 years
28 Clues: custodian of forex reserves in India • NDA nominee for Vice President Elections • Ranil Wickremesinghe is the new president of? • Who won silver at World Athletics Championships? • Which Indian state police recently launched e-FIR system? • India's first Monkeypox case has been reported in which state? • ...
25 July 2022-07-25
18th July 2022-07-15
29 Clues: 方面 • 费用 • 成就 • 街口 • 基础 • 知识 • 级别 • 范围 • 中提琴 • 恰当的 • 参赛者 • 使联系 • 仙人掌 • 准确度 • 流畅度 • 分化的 • 肥胖 n. • 开创 v. • 克服 v. • 失业 n. • 维系 v. • 贫穷 n. • 主要产品 n. • 恶劣的 adj. • 物质/主旨 n. • 残忍的 adj. • 理想的 adj. • 罕见的 adj. • 渴望 n. & v.
July Crossword 2025-06-23
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- Honey makers
- Majestic residence
- Bacteria-fighting proteins in the immune system
- A person who doubts accepted beliefs
- Smile radiantly
- Curved decoration at a party (two words)
- "No ifs, ___ or buts"
- 90s toy that came “alive” and needed feeding
- Break down in tears
- Bacteria-fighting proteins in the immune system
- Pixar movie featuring emotions as characters
- "That was ages ___"
- Sweet, sticky substance
- Small sofa
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- Faucet annoyance
- Beyoncé’s 2022 album
- King of the jungle
- Form an alliance
- Natural elevation smaller than a mountain
- Flashing light at the club
- Ready, willing and ___
- Hidden video game levels, e.g.
- Term for a ghostly double or twin
- Mythical bird reborn from ashes
- U.S. state with the most volcanoes]
- Let slip from one's hands
- Rear end
- Dot on a radar screen
- Anemic's need, usually
- Vapor from a teapot
- Dr Pepper, Sprite, etc.
- Helen of ___
- Would You ___
33 Clues: Rear end • Small sofa • Honey makers • Helen of ___ • Would You ___ • Smile radiantly • Faucet annoyance • Form an alliance • King of the jungle • Majestic residence • Break down in tears • Vapor from a teapot • "That was ages ___" • Beyoncé’s 2022 album • "No ifs, ___ or buts" • Dot on a radar screen • Ready, willing and ___ • Anemic's need, usually • Dr Pepper, Sprite, etc. • Sweet, sticky substance • ...
July vocabulary 2026-07-22
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- (phrasal verb 3,3) To start a journey or trip.
- (phrasal verb 4,2) To delay someone.
- (2-4) The relatives of your husband or wife
- Soft, comfortable shoes worn only inside the house.
- A plant with sour, edible red or green stalks often used in pies.
- (phrasal verb 4,7,2)To be very excited and happy about something that is going to happen in the future.
- A brown sauce made from the juices of cooked meat.
- A person who has been shipwrecked and stranded alone on a remote island.
- An amphibian that looks like a frog but has rougher, drier skin and usually lives on land.
- (2 words 8,3) A warm, insulated zip up cover that you use at night when you go camping.
- A person you work with.
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- Facial hair grown on the chin and cheeks.
- (2 words 3-3, 7) A large aircraft kept aloft by a giant bag filled with heated air.
- (phrasal verb 3,4) To go on a vacation to relax.
- The chore of using a heated tool to make clothes smooth.
- The action of cleaning floors with a machine that sucks up dust.
- A tool with a long handle and sponge or strings used for washing floors.
- (2 words 6,7) The trouser part of the clothing you wear in bed.
- Having curves or gentle bends; not straight.
- (4-7) The son of your parent's new husband or wife.
- Someone you know slightly, but who is not a close friend.
- A person who shares an apartment or house with you.
- To travel by asking strangers for a free ride in their car.
23 Clues: A person you work with. • (phrasal verb 4,2) To delay someone. • Facial hair grown on the chin and cheeks. • (2-4) The relatives of your husband or wife • Having curves or gentle bends; not straight. • (phrasal verb 3,3) To start a journey or trip. • (phrasal verb 3,4) To go on a vacation to relax. • A brown sauce made from the juices of cooked meat. • ...
July Crossword 2026-07-15
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- When you shift goes beyond the scheduled end time
- 24/7 Health Advice You Can Trust
- The system we use for documentation
- Every 6 weeks on a Tuesday evening at 2300, services all go into what for PHR?
- Patient attachment system
- What PHN stands for
- Our 24/7 technical support team for HLBC
- The type of care HLBC provides
- Supports the team when a Shift Lead isn't on shift
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- Beat the heat and Understanding measles are both examples of this type of resource
- First point of contact when you call 811
- Where callers wait before speaking to HSNs or CPS
- The team that schedules staff
- Service that is available from 5pm-9am 7 days per week
- The electronic charting system our Virtual Physicians use
- Used to find health services on the HLBC website
- Works alongside physicians to support patient care
- Provides real-time support and guidance to HSNs and CPS on shift
- The manager that gets call on evenings, weekends and stat holidays
- Our telephony system
20 Clues: What PHN stands for • Our telephony system • Patient attachment system • The team that schedules staff • The type of care HLBC provides • 24/7 Health Advice You Can Trust • The system we use for documentation • First point of contact when you call 811 • Our 24/7 technical support team for HLBC • Used to find health services on the HLBC website • ...
Months of the year 2019-05-23
12 Clues: Turkey • Christmas • Halloween • Independence day • May,_______,July • Abbreviation :Apr. • July, August,_______ • Named in honor of Augustus • The third month of the year • 1st month if the year; has 31 days • This month usually has warm weather • Has 28 days; 29 days in a leap year
Jadie in Five Dimensions Crossword 2023-02-01
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- The object Jadie had to throw into the road
- Jadie's non-biological brother
- What lets the agents go to 3space
- The teacher
- A boy who Jadie thinks is related to her by birth
- A 4th dimension that starts with "k"
- Sam's cat
- Main character
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- Beings of higher power
- The animal in a jar in Ty's room
- Jadie's adopted father's name
- The dimension the seers see
- Jadie's adopted mother's name
- Marius' best friend
- Jadie's friend
- A 4th dimension that starts with "a"
16 Clues: Sam's cat • The teacher • Jadie's friend • Main character • Marius' best friend • Beings of higher power • The dimension the seers see • Jadie's adopted father's name • Jadie's adopted mother's name • Jadie's non-biological brother • The animal in a jar in Ty's room • What lets the agents go to 3space • A 4th dimension that starts with "k" • A 4th dimension that starts with "a" • ...
July Tailwinds 2023-06-05
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- One of two new PHX pilots
- Empire's motto
- July's fundraiser
- Logged flight hours in a blimp
- Our "New Sharon"
- He'll be flying SEA
- Navigator with celebrated July pilot
- Earned his 10 year pin
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- National July holiday and Will Smith/Jeff Goldblum movie
- Who we are raising money for in July
- July's celebrated pilot
- Roaming from the DFW area
- Look for him in the MRO
- Roaming from the DEN area
- New MAF mechanic
- She'll be flying ANC
- Repping RAP as a FO
17 Clues: Empire's motto • New MAF mechanic • Our "New Sharon" • July's fundraiser • He'll be flying SEA • Repping RAP as a FO • She'll be flying ANC • Earned his 10 year pin • July's celebrated pilot • Look for him in the MRO • Roaming from the DFW area • One of two new PHX pilots • Roaming from the DEN area • Logged flight hours in a blimp • Who we are raising money for in July • ...
Class Birthdays 2023-06-21
28 Clues: May 5 • May 6 • May 16 • July 3 • June 5 • June 24 • July 12 • August4 • March 8 • July 30 • April 9 • March 15 • April 19 • April 18 • October 4 • August 21 • October 15 • December 2 • October 16 • January 31 • February 5 • November 1 • December 28 • November 16 • September 27 • September 12 • September 30 • September 30
Family Memebers 2026-02-05
20 Clues: 06 May 1988 • 04 May 2010 • 08 May 1989 • 23 July 1986 • 03 July 1951 • 28 July 2011 • 08 March 2012 • 28 April 1946 • 27 March 1951 • 19 March 2006 • 26 April 1962 • 09 August 1979 • 12 January 1992 • 03 October 2010 • 11 December 2019 • 10 February 2008 • 11 November 1963 • 05 February 2009 • 24 February 2009 • 15 September 2012
All the Country's Men: 44 White Guys and 1 Black Guy 2021-02-07
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- A 1-term president who did not run for a second term and even announced he would only run for the one term. Known for honesty and integrity. He nominated people for positions based on merit, not politics. He did not even campaign when he was nominated for the House of Representatives because he believed that, “An officer fit for duty who at this crisis would abandon his post to electioneer… ought to be scalped.” He won his seat by a landslide.
- A 1-term president. Life-long bachelor. The only president to be elected from Pennsylvania.
- A 2-term president. He was VP before ascending to president. He came into office after his predecessor was assissinated. He was one of the first presidents to really work in foriegn affairs, and was the first president to win a nobel peach prize.
- Served as VP before ascending to presidency. A 1-term president. The first president to have letter of impeachment drafted against him (The impeachment resolution did not pass).
- A 2-term president. Was president of Princeton University before entering into politics. Was president when the US declared war against Germany. Therefore, formally entering the US into WWI
- A 1.5-term president. He was the THIRD president to be assissinated. He was killed very shortly into his second term. So many assinations!!!
- A 2-term president, but his terms were not consecutive. The only president two serve two non-consecutive terms.
- A 1-term president. The only president to also serve as Chief Justice. Serving as Chief Justice was this former president's greatest honor; he wrote: “I don’t remember that I ever was President.”
- A 2-term president. Wrote a memoir in order to pay off debts so that his family wouldn't be desititue when he died. He completed his memoir shortly before his death.
- Served as VP before becoming president. A 2-term president. Died July 4, 1826. Purchased Louisianna Territory from Napolean.
- Served as VP before ascending to president. A 1-term president. Our 8th president.
- A 1.5 term president. Assassinated in office.
- A 32-day presidency. First president to die in office.
- A 2-term president. Legitimate murderer. He killed in a man in a duel. The duel ensued because of a slur bestowed upon this man's wife. He wasn't even a politician. Just a regular guy murdering someone, and no one even flinched!!! Under his presidency evolved our more current political parties: Democratic Republicans and the National Republicans
- A 2-term president. The British set fire to the White House and the Capitol during the war of 1812 - a war declared by this sitting president.
- A 1-term president. Was the 2nd president to be assisinated.
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- A 1-term president. Second to die in office. Based on biographic overviews, he sounds like he would have been a total hippie (aside from the fact that he was a military general through-and-through). Ironically, his only son fought in the civil war, but fought for the confederates, not the union (good thing he didn't live to see that day).
- A 2-term president. Three presidents died on the 4th of July (two of them on the exact same day/year, only a couple of hours apart!), he was the 3rd pres to die on July 4th. Also, this president has the exact same first and last initials as his presidential predecesor.
- A 1-term president. VP prior to ascending to president. He was Vice President under Abraham Lincoln.
- First US President
- A 1-term president. The 14th US president.
- A 1-term president. California, New Mexico, and Oregon were fully incorporated as US territories under his presidency
- A 1-term president. Served as VP before becoming president. Died July 4, 1826. Whilst VP (prior to ascending to presidency) he complained to his wife Abigail, "My country has in its wisdom contrived for me the most insignificant office that ever the invention of man contrived or his imagination conceived.”
- A 1-term president. Was VP before ascending to presidency, albeit, he became president when his predicesor was assassinated
- A 1-term president. Grandson of the US's 9th president. He was our 23rd president.
- A 1-term president. The first president who was the son of a previous president. Oregon's occupations was initiated by this president while he was Secretary of State
- A 1-term president. Served as VP before ascending to presidency. The 13th US president. Came into office after the untimely death of his presidential predicesor
27 Clues: First US President • A 1-term president. The 14th US president. • A 1.5 term president. Assassinated in office. • A 32-day presidency. First president to die in office. • A 1-term president. Was the 2nd president to be assisinated. • A 1-term president. Grandson of the US's 9th president. He was our 23rd president. • ...
4th 2024-08-09
Across
- amount of people you have in one city or place
- Power:The power of the office holds
- Nation: ethnic group or nation that does not possess its own sovereign state.
- Hobbes: was an English philosopher.
- being control of everything
- can generally be defined as supreme authority.
- :A government is a system that manages politics.
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- are the government's rules for the states
- rasa: is the idea of individuals being born empty of any built-in mental content
- nation is a place where all the people share the same traits and characteristics and culture
- owned by government
- of Nature:humans organised themselves into societies or civilizations.
- place Ran by A government
- Locke: was an English philosopher and physician
14 Clues: owned by government • place Ran by A government • being control of everything • Power:The power of the office holds • Hobbes: was an English philosopher. • are the government's rules for the states • amount of people you have in one city or place • can generally be defined as supreme authority. • Locke: was an English philosopher and physician • ...
Midwinter Christmas Trivia Crossword 2023-06-25
Across
- July birthstone
- Winners of 2023 Super Rugby
- "Composer of The Four Seasons"
- Freshly fallen snow
- The name of the snowman in Frozen
- "It's raining _____" by The Weather Girls
- Star associated with food harvested from the ground
- Not even a _______ was stirring on the night before Christmas
- Zoi Sadowski-Synnott won NZ's first ever Winter Olympics gold medal in this snowboarding discipline
- Dangerously low body temperature
- The coldest, but thankfully not the wettest month in Whanganui-Manawatu
- July 14th
- NZ's coldest town
- Liquidated ski field
- What type of animal is Sid in the movie Ice Age?
- Frozen water
- Sport where stones are slid along ice
- Where Santa lives
- Current zodiac sign
- An older name for July
- Atua of the weather
- Writer of the play "A Winter's Tale"
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- Hine _________, the Winter Maid - one of the two wives of Tamanuiterā
- Samuel __________ led the first Christmas service in NZ, in 1814
- One of the reindeer
- An intense fear of snow
- The birthplace of St Nicholas, and a traditional Christmas/Thanksgiving meat
- Festive alcoholic drink
- Sunniest region in New Zealand over past two years
- The Stark's ancestral family home
- Aomori, a city in ________, has the highest annual snowfall
- June 22nd
- Birthday of Sylvester Stallone, the Dalai Lama, George W. Bush and Frida Kahlo
- To sleep all winter
34 Clues: July 14th • June 22nd • Frozen water • July birthstone • NZ's coldest town • Where Santa lives • One of the reindeer • Freshly fallen snow • To sleep all winter • Current zodiac sign • Atua of the weather • Liquidated ski field • An older name for July • An intense fear of snow • Festive alcoholic drink • Winners of 2023 Super Rugby • "Composer of The Four Seasons" • ...
Test 2022-04-14
19 Clues: May • July • June • April • March • Friday • Monday • Sunday • August • January • Tuesday • October • Thursday • February • November • Saturday • December • September • Wednesday
Sam's Crossword 2019-11-06
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- A characterisation technique which exploits interactions between nuclei with non-integer spin and some kind of field
- Feelings of severe despondency and dejection
- An extreme or irrational fear of something
- Relating to the mind
- The microscopic reverse of an oxidative addition reaction
- The substance which contains a functional group which would appear ~3000 cm-1 on an IR spectrum
- The functional group involving two sp hybridised carbons
- The subatomic particle discovered on 4th July 2012
- The flow of fluid (liquid or gas) in response to a change in temperature
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- Which base always pairs with Cytosine in DNA
- Someone who acquires an excessive amount of stuff and stores it chaotically
- The simplest symmetrical ketone, non IUPAC name
- Surname of the Chemist who studied at UCL and discovered elements in group 8 of the periodic table
- Widely accessible painkiller
- An abrupt onset of intense fear or discomfort that reaches its peak within minutes
- The part of the brain which deals with fear and memories involving fear
- If a sample contains particles which are all of a similar size to one another it can be described as…
- What is the name of the drug release profile for a drug which is released at a constant rate with time
- Organelle responsible for converting oxygen and nutrients into energy
- A visible suspension emitted from a burning substance
- A particle identical to a helium nucleus
- Conditions applied when conducting a drug dissolution test
22 Clues: Relating to the mind • Widely accessible painkiller • A particle identical to a helium nucleus • An extreme or irrational fear of something • Which base always pairs with Cytosine in DNA • Feelings of severe despondency and dejection • The simplest symmetrical ketone, non IUPAC name • The subatomic particle discovered on 4th July 2012 • ...
Summertime 2024-08-21
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- National Hot Dog Momtn
- August Zodiak sign
- ‘Summertime _______’ : pop ballad sung by American singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey in 2012
- Nationality of the man Bess loved in the 1935 opera
- Month in which the summer solstice occurs
- ‘Summertime Sadness’ is a song about Lana Del Rey’s ___________ friend.
- Skills attributed to babies born in August
- one of August’s birthstones: green ____________
- Illness that affects some people in the summertime
- July 2023 was slighter hotter than July 2024.
- Results in a change of the length of night and day
- July is the month named after __________ Caesar.
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- Who influenced Eddie Cochran to switch to Rock and Roll?
- Month in which the dog days of summer occur
- August 16 is National Tell a ________ Day.
- August is when three ______________ candidates were born.
- The first soprano who sang ‘Summertime’: _______ Mitchell
- ‘Summertime _______’: sung by Bobby Cochran in 1958
- ________ Davis was born in August.
- The month of August’s namesake
- Composed ‘Summertime’
- August has three ___________________.
- Demi ___________ was born on August.
- Babies born in August tend to have a higher _________ rate than other babies.
- The 1935 opera featuring ‘Summertime’, _______ and Bess
- More August babies grow up to be adults who feel _________ than babies born in other months.
26 Clues: August Zodiak sign • Composed ‘Summertime’ • National Hot Dog Momtn • The month of August’s namesake • ________ Davis was born in August. • Demi ___________ was born on August. • August has three ___________________. • Month in which the summer solstice occurs • August 16 is National Tell a ________ Day. • Skills attributed to babies born in August • ...
Crossword puzzle project 2022-12-01
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- James Madison gets reelected
- 4th president of america
- Lewis and Clark explore the Louisiana land
- stop trade with foreign country's
- the french ask for millions of dollars in bribe
- Democratic-Republicans who wanted to go to war
- john adams law that was not liked by the american people
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- Thomas Jeffersons best purchase
- the adopted son of blackfish
- happens without bloodshed
- killed alexander hamilton
- George Washington wrote it after resigning from being POTUS
- The outlet to the Mississippi river
- the 4th longest river in the world
- Britain's excuse for it was looking for "missing sailors"
15 Clues: 4th president of america • happens without bloodshed • killed alexander hamilton • James Madison gets reelected • the adopted son of blackfish • Thomas Jeffersons best purchase • stop trade with foreign country's • the 4th longest river in the world • The outlet to the Mississippi river • Lewis and Clark explore the Louisiana land • ...
Time/Schedule/School Vocab 2020-12-07
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- After second period is _______ period.
- It's finally ________. I can hang out with my friends!
- Second semester of school is finally over in _____.
- We put up our Christmas tree on the first day of ________.
- My teacher helped me ______ this math problem.
- There was traffic because of a car __________.
- School starts again in _______ of 2021.
- I want to buy a new phone. ________ does it cost?
- What day is between Friday and Sunday?
- I have been napping for a long time,_______ now?
- The test is worth one ________ points.
- The weather gets warmer in the month of ___.
- What month is between August and October?
- Lettuce, spinach, and carrots are all part of the ________: vegetable.
- St. Patrick's Day is in _______.
- time "8:00"
- time "10:25"
- time "6:15"
- In this class, there are ______ students.
- I naturally wake up at "9:05" without my alarm.
- My teacher gave me many _______ from the textbook to work on.
- On _________, we go to 2nd, 4th, and 6th period.
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- My grandma asks if I want a _______ plate of food.
- I needs apples to make a pie. _______ apples do I need to make the apple pie?
- I watched the news on tv to learn about _________ _________.
- Thanksgiving and Black Friday are celebrated in ________.
- I need to do ________ for my science project.
- I am training to get _____ place in the race.
- On _____ 4th, we eat barbecue and watch fireworks at the park.
- A new laptop costs one ______ dollars.
- What is fifty minus twenty?
- Our school __________ is different on Monday and Wednesdays.
- Our second semester starts in __________.
- time "8:45"
- Our _________ schedule is the same as our Monday schedule.
- At the end of ________, we wear costumes and go trick-or-treating.
- time "7:30"
- _________ is seen as the first or last day of the week.
- I have a doctor's _____________ after school.
- The doctor is _______ when measuring my height.
- I am extra tired on __________ because it is right after the weekend.
- On _________, we only have thirty minutes of advisory class.
- Our spring break is in ______.
- There are only 28 days in __________.
- I like to read ______ books because they are fun and interesting.
45 Clues: time "8:45" • time "7:30" • time "8:00" • time "6:15" • time "10:25" • What is fifty minus twenty? • Our spring break is in ______. • St. Patrick's Day is in _______. • There are only 28 days in __________. • After second period is _______ period. • A new laptop costs one ______ dollars. • What day is between Friday and Sunday? • The test is worth one ________ points. • ...
U.S history test 2022-12-12
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- The strongest navy in the world, they were supported by a rich empire
- was issued on July 4th 1776,written primarily by Jhon Adams, Bejiman Franklyn,and Thomas Jefferson
- Was formed by the continental congress which served as the national government
- In Pennsylvania,this group founded the first anti-slavery society
- plan of government or of frame work of how government is to be
- The exercise of political authority over people and the performance of certain functions for the people
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- Information design to influence public opinion, to promote resistance against the British
- When farmers tried to stop the state of Massachusetts from seizing their farms because of high dept
- were colonials who said they could be ready to fight in 1 minute
- "when in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for 1 person to dissolve the political bans which connect them"
- A "perfect" constitution written by imperfect men
- This event took place on December 7th, 1941 when the Japanese launched a surprise attack
- A person was required to buy 3200 acres, $2 per acre and they pay it off in the next 4 years
13 Clues: A "perfect" constitution written by imperfect men • plan of government or of frame work of how government is to be • were colonials who said they could be ready to fight in 1 minute • In Pennsylvania,this group founded the first anti-slavery society • The strongest navy in the world, they were supported by a rich empire • ...
MONTHS, ORDINAL NUMBERS 2025-10-09
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- June, July and August are __ months.
- __ summer, __ winter, __spring, __autumn
- This is the seventh month after October.
- April is the __ month of the year.
- March, April and May are __ months.
- January is the __ month of the year.
- June is __ month of the year.
- This is the last month of the year.
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- Easter is celebrated in __.
- This month is four months before November.
- This is the fifth month of the year.
- This month has the longest name.
- This is the only month with letter "g" in it.
- December, January and February are __ months.
- My birthday is __ the 8th of July.
- March is the __ month of the year.
16 Clues: Easter is celebrated in __. • June is __ month of the year. • This month has the longest name. • April is the __ month of the year. • My birthday is __ the 8th of July. • March is the __ month of the year. • March, April and May are __ months. • This is the last month of the year. • June, July and August are __ months. • This is the fifth month of the year. • ...
D&D 2014 Cleric Level Up Features 2025-12-27
16 Clues: 1st Level • 2nd Level • 6th Level • 8th Level • 5th Level • 11th Level • 18th Level • 20th Level • 10th Level • 17th Level • 14th Level • 1st Level - Magic • 2nd Level (Optional) • 2nd, 6th, 8th, & 17th Level • 4th, 8th, 12th, 16th, & 19th Level • 4th, 8th, 12th, 16th, & 19th Level (Optional)
1812 Crossword! 2026-01-15
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- A major battle of the War of 1812,
- The belief that the United States was meant
- French emperor whose wars in Europe affected trade
- during the War of 1812.
- on July 25, 1814, near Niagara Falls
- A 1811 battle where William Henry Harrison fought Indigenous forces
- A Canadian heroine who warned British forces of an American
- in 1813.
- The British practice of forcing sailors (including Americans) into the Royal Navy.
- A British general and Canadian hero who helped defend Upper Canada
- The 1814 treaty that officially ended the War of 1812.
- Wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner” after witnessing a British
- The 4th President of the United States
- The belief that the United States
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- An American warship famous for
- An American general who surrendered Detroit
- role in the War of 1812.
- expand west across North America
- U.S. Embargo Act of 1807 hurt American trade.
- An American general in the War of 1812
- A key 1812 battle in Upper Canada where British forces won and
- Brock was killed.A key 1812 battle in Upper Canada where British forces won and Isaac Brock was killed.
- A government order stopping trade with other countries;
- meant to expand west across North America
- on Fort McHenry.
- The 7th President of the United States
- American politicians who strongly supported going to war with Britain
- An American naval commander who won the Battle of Lake Erie.
- The former name of Toronto; captured and burned by American
29 Clues: in 1813. • on Fort McHenry. • during the War of 1812. • role in the War of 1812. • An American warship famous for • expand west across North America • The belief that the United States • A major battle of the War of 1812, • on July 25, 1814, near Niagara Falls • An American general in the War of 1812 • The 7th President of the United States • The 4th President of the United States • ...
Vocab #7 2024-03-01
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- (4th Everling) - a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation.
- (Fernung) - one tenth of annual produce or earnings, formerly taken as a tax for the support of the Church
- (4th Sottong) - : to cheat out of something valuable : defraudto evade payment of or to
- (6th Valdez) - attempting to avoid notice or attention, typically because of guilt or a belief that discovery would lead to trouble; secretive.
- (Fernung) - off the correct or expected course
- (6th Smith) - daydream; the condition of being lost in thought
- (6th Halton) - shower with love; show excessive affection for
- (6th Mumbower) - personal independence
- (1st Jackson) - a young and inexperienced person considered to be overconfident.
- (Fernung) - to speak out in angry or displeased; to voice disproval
- (6th Henderson) - in a way that is experienced in the imagination through the actions of another person.
- (Fernung) - a future event or circumstance which is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty:
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- (Fernung) - free (someone or something) from a constraint or difficulty.
- (Fernung) - easily achieved; effortless.
- (1st Reddens) - extremely violent : furious
- (4th Auler) - fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.
- (Fernung) a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction; jumbo shrimp
- (Fernung) - sharp and harsh or unpleasantly pungent in taste or odor
- (6th Wolfert) - showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.
- (6th Moody) - just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential:
20 Clues: (6th Mumbower) - personal independence • (Fernung) - easily achieved; effortless. • (1st Reddens) - extremely violent : furious • (Fernung) - off the correct or expected course • (4th Auler) - fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing. • (6th Halton) - shower with love; show excessive affection for • (6th Smith) - daydream; the condition of being lost in thought • ...
Anda’s crossword 2021-07-17
21 Clues: Mum • Dad • July • June • Anda • Frank • Whale • Kathi • Chess • Flasca • August • Bicycle • Cartoon • Dolphin • Scooter • Octopus • Platypus • Monopoly • Elephant • Chonlatee • Hippopotamus
ROMANTICISM QUIZ 2021-03-08
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- The speaker in a poem is called the ____________
- this is an element of Romanticism that encourages creative thinking
- The man in the poem "When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer" said he feels "...sick and tired..." this shows his strong _________________.
- _____________ is famous for his speech " What to the Slave is the 4th of July?"
- When the man in the poem "When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer" "look’d up in perfect silence at the stars" it showed his __________ for nature
- which poet used the line "look’d up in perfect silence at the stars" in his poem?
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- "Till rising and gliding out I wander’d off by myself" represents which Romantic element?
- ______________ innocence is a major element of Romanticism
- people often use this as an inspiration for their work
- The woman in Berry's poem used nature as an _________ from her problems.
10 Clues: The speaker in a poem is called the ____________ • people often use this as an inspiration for their work • ______________ innocence is a major element of Romanticism • this is an element of Romanticism that encourages creative thinking • The woman in Berry's poem used nature as an _________ from her problems. • ...
Months of the year / Days of the week 2021-01-17
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- 1st month of the year
- Month after July
- 3rd month of the year
- 7th month of the year
- Day before Thursday
- Month we celebrate Christmas
- First day of the weekend
- Month we celebrate Carnival
- Month before May
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- 1st day of the week
- Middle of the week
- Month we celebrate Halloween
- Month we celebrate the Canary Islands' Day
- Month summer starts
- Last day of the week
- Month after October
- Last school day of the week
- Day after Monday
- Month school starts
19 Clues: Month after July • Day after Monday • Month before May • Middle of the week • 1st day of the week • Month summer starts • Day before Thursday • Month after October • Month school starts • Last day of the week • 1st month of the year • 3rd month of the year • 7th month of the year • First day of the weekend • Last school day of the week • Month we celebrate Carnival • Month we celebrate Halloween • ...
Jacob & family go to Egypt - Gen. 46 & 47 2022-02-25
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- Joseph would close Jacob's _____
- People had no food because of the _______.
- Egyptians traded this for grain when $ was gone.
- What Joseph did when he saw his father.
- Reuben's 3rd son
- The area that Pharaoh gave to Joseph's family.
- Gad's 2nd son
- He went to Egypt first to get directions to Goshen.
- Daughter of Asher
- Joseph's family came from _____.
- Zebulun's 3rd son
- First stop on the trip to Egypt
- Jacob's other name.
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- Issachar's 4th son
- Simeon's 4th son
- God would make Jacob into a great _______
- Occupation of Joseph's brothers.
- Judah's oldest son
- Joseph put his hand under Jacob's _____.
- Levis' 3rd son
- Joseph promised to bury Jacob with these.
- Naphtali's 3rd son
- Benjamin's 10th son
- What the women & children rode in
- What Jacob offered to God in Beersheba
25 Clues: Gad's 2nd son • Levis' 3rd son • Simeon's 4th son • Reuben's 3rd son • Daughter of Asher • Zebulun's 3rd son • Issachar's 4th son • Judah's oldest son • Naphtali's 3rd son • Benjamin's 10th son • Jacob's other name. • First stop on the trip to Egypt • Joseph would close Jacob's _____ • Occupation of Joseph's brothers. • Joseph's family came from _____. • What the women & children rode in • ...
Your Classmates 2021-08-22
chapter 4 crossword 2013-03-04
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- laws passed by a government to prevents a group cultural identity - including its artists, performers, songs, movies, and literature - from being overwhelmed by the media of a more dominant culture.
- in 1970 the indian region of Ladakh opened up to who?
- in figure 4-17 it is showing what country or community?
- he died in 1992 and the Ubykh language dies with him
- the canada day poster challenge is and example of what?
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- in canada which regions language has either disappeard or is endangered?
- figure 4-20 is a photograph of who?
- where is the Ukrain heritage villlage located near?
- who believes that increased communication and interdependance will bring greater understanding among the peoples of the world
- the la francophonie games are for both athletics and ________
- variety in cultures and identity.
- In july 2001 canada hosted the 4th games of la _______
- language groups in canada 1991: 60.4% 1996: 59.8% 2001: 59.1%
- prime minister__________ issued a statement explaining the governments reason for voting for delay
- the logo of assembly of first nations represents the _______ for cultural revitalization of indigenoud people, around the world.
- in 2006 what was the worlds largest language group in-terms of the first language speakers?
- the Kainai people, who are part of the blackfoot nation want what returned?
- what is the language spoken by the inuit people?
- Ladakh is located high in the _____ mountains.
- which country or terrritory has the languages: dutch, french, and german?
20 Clues: variety in cultures and identity. • figure 4-20 is a photograph of who? • Ladakh is located high in the _____ mountains. • what is the language spoken by the inuit people? • where is the Ukrain heritage villlage located near? • he died in 1992 and the Ubykh language dies with him • in 1970 the indian region of Ladakh opened up to who? • ...
Becca and Wayne’s Anniversary 2024-07-04
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- What’s Wayne’s love language?
- When did Sylvia draw the ranch house plans?
- Loves to help his Papa with lawn work.
- Maid of honor.
- Best man in the wedding.
- Farthest country visited by Becca and Wayne.
- Which grandchild wants to be a police officer?
- United Methodist Church in Leawood, Kansas visited by Becca and Wayne
- Type of foundation on new house.
- Which of their children was “more trouble than a pig” as a toddler according to Wayne’s dad?
- Singer/Songwriter of some songs sung at the wedding- singer was look-alike.
- Which of their children shares a name with Granny?
- What band played at the rehearsal dinner?
- Who made them grandparents?
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- City of first house in the metroplex.
- The official photographers at the wedding.
- Which grandchild shares Becca’s dad’s name?
- What is their pet name for each other?
- Color that Wayne wore head to toe when Becca first saw him in college.
- Why the wedding was on July 4th.
- What kind of white sweater did Wayne wear in college?
- “Get away car” at wedding.
- Honeymoon location.
- Name that Wayne, Wayne’s dad, Jack and Charlie share.
- What was the mode of transportation to the wedding for Wayne’s coworkers
- Religion of both all their lives.
- City of first house.
- Where did Becca and Wayne meet?
- City where the wedding took place.
- Name of dog that Lauren talked them into keeping.
- Their Sunday School class name.
31 Clues: Maid of honor. • Honeymoon location. • City of first house. • Best man in the wedding. • “Get away car” at wedding. • Who made them grandparents? • What’s Wayne’s love language? • Where did Becca and Wayne meet? • Their Sunday School class name. • Why the wedding was on July 4th. • Type of foundation on new house. • Religion of both all their lives. • ...
ASL 2 Fall Final Review 2024-12-06
23 Clues: Few • Wood • Real • Fake • Ugly • July • Month • Noisy • Autumn • Forbid • Laptop • Happen • Minute • Measure • Strange • Already • Already • Someone • Stubborn • November • Friendly • November • Afternoon
Very big crossword 2021-12-10
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- wtf
- elvendork
- slimy pervert kid’s real name
- a way to silently say yes
- 5th and 6th
- 7th and 8th
- 9th and 9th
- 11th and
- 13th and
- 15th and
- 17th and
- 19th and
- 21st and
- 23rd and
- 25th and
- 1st and 2nd
- 3rd and 4th
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- a way to silently say no
- elvendork’s last name
- the tv version of TBHK
- the book version of TBHK
- to end life is to _________
- 6th and 7th
- a way to greet someone
- 10th and
- 12th and
- 14th and
- 16th and
- 18th and
- 20th and
- 22nd and
- 24th and
- 26th and 1st
- 2nd and 3rd
- 4th and 5th
35 Clues: wtf • 10th and • 11th and • 12th and • 13th and • 14th and • 15th and • 16th and • 17th and • 18th and • 19th and • 20th and • 21st and • 22nd and • 23rd and • 24th and • 25th and • elvendork • 5th and 6th • 6th and 7th • 7th and 8th • 9th and 9th • 1st and 2nd • 2nd and 3rd • 3rd and 4th • 4th and 5th • 26th and 1st • elvendork’s last name • the tv version of TBHK • a way to greet someone • a way to silently say no • ...
Happy Birthday, Earl & Lillie! 2020-06-30
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- favorite grandson
- reunion celebrated in Rusk
- color of puke
- best position in softball
- city of residence Port ____
- Little _____ World Series
- oldest sister
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- "Keep Austin ____"
- "Hook 'em ____"
- favorite Aggie
- July 6
- umpire's call on strike 3
- "Let them eat ____!"
- birthday month
- youngest sister
- short for official in baseball
16 Clues: July 6 • color of puke • oldest sister • favorite Aggie • birthday month • "Hook 'em ____" • youngest sister • favorite grandson • "Keep Austin ____" • "Let them eat ____!" • umpire's call on strike 3 • best position in softball • Little _____ World Series • reunion celebrated in Rusk • city of residence Port ____ • short for official in baseball
Like water for chocolate 2012-12-02
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- January half a ____ sausage.
- February 175 grams of refined granulated ____.
- October 1 cup of heavy____.
- September 2 pounds ____ chocolate beans.
- September 2 pounds _____ chocolate beans.
- potassium June 1 ounce___.
- April 5 cloves ____.
- March 2 tablespoons ____.
- June half a ounce____.
- December 8____.
- October 6____.
- July 2 __ tails.
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- November chiles____.
- May 60 grams____.
- May 60 grams____.
- August 1 candied ____.
- March 12___, preferably red.
- November chiles____.
- January 1 can of _____.
- August a forth cup ____.
- 100____ nuts.
- July 2____.
- February grated peel of one ____.
- April half a ____.
24 Clues: July 2____. • 100____ nuts. • October 6____. • December 8____. • July 2 __ tails. • May 60 grams____. • May 60 grams____. • April half a ____. • November chiles____. • November chiles____. • April 5 cloves ____. • August 1 candied ____. • June half a ounce____. • January 1 can of _____. • August a forth cup ____. • March 2 tablespoons ____. • potassium June 1 ounce___. • October 1 cup of heavy____. • ...
Summer 2021-05-05
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- Needs Trimmed
- Summer Holiday
- The Third Month Of Summer
- Canada's ________ Happening In July
- Event Beginning Summer
- Next Season
- Previous Season
- The Fourth Month Of Summer
- Great Cool Treat
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- The First Month Of Summer
- Event Ending Summer
- Grow In Gardens
- Great Way To Spend The Day
- Needs Cut
- Great Summer Pasttime
- These Are Beautiful During Summer
- The Second Month Of Summer
- Great Way To Cool Off
- These Delicious Things Grow
- Great Way To Eat Outside
- Summer Way To Make Supper
21 Clues: Needs Cut • Next Season • Needs Trimmed • Summer Holiday • Grow In Gardens • Previous Season • Great Cool Treat • Event Ending Summer • Great Summer Pasttime • Great Way To Cool Off • Event Beginning Summer • Great Way To Eat Outside • The First Month Of Summer • The Third Month Of Summer • Summer Way To Make Supper • Great Way To Spend The Day • The Second Month Of Summer • ...
Happy 18th Month Anniversary 2024-10-24
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- Macchiato , our go to Starbucks drink, hot or cold
- Nightmares, the best reality tv show
- the sign we stole together
- amusement park from mountain weekend
- Drunk, Noah Kahan’s opening song at Pilgrimage
- Farmers, my favorite brunch spot in DC
- my rhyme without reason costume
- your sand structure that got attacked by seagulls
- Sunny, my favorite tv show
- your rhyme without reason costume
- the ice cream brand you didn’t know existed, also called haha dasn
- the band we saw as our first concert together
- the show we saw when you met my parents
- a hobby we have in common
- Bear, what we say when we wanna spoon
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- the legos I got you for our 18 month anniversary
- Washing, our favorite outdoor chore
- Doh, you and Owen’s activity of choice over 4th of July
- the name of the cantaloupe you drew a face on
- Course, location of our first kiss and fake wedding
- our song
- Haze, the song you associate with the Taylor Swift laser show
- pimp chimpin, the repeated phrase from the KSig date function
- Sauvage, sniff sniff
- the fattie that helped raise me
- your favorite superhero
- big group dinner freshman fall
- the game we win against your dad and Jacob
- Pacific, the musical we saw on LBI with my family
- Beads, our adhd fixation this summer
30 Clues: our song • Sauvage, sniff sniff • your favorite superhero • a hobby we have in common • the sign we stole together • Sunny, my favorite tv show • big group dinner freshman fall • the fattie that helped raise me • my rhyme without reason costume • your rhyme without reason costume • Washing, our favorite outdoor chore • Nightmares, the best reality tv show • ...
Sensational Summer Season Crossword Puzzle! Suggested Grades: 3-5. 2024-06-02
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- You can wear ____ to see underwater when you swim.
- It's wise to put _____ on your skin during the summer.
- These glasses protect your eyes during the summer months.
- A fun place to visit in the summer that is made of sand is called the _______.
- ___ conditioning keeps indoor spaces cool during the summer.
- How many months is summer?
- People wear summer shoes called ______ during the summer season.
- What is a red fruit with seeds and green skin that is eaten in the summer?
- What season comes before summer?
- A summer top without sleeves is called a ____ top.
- The weather is ____ in the summer.
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- ___ cream is a popular summer treat made with milk.
- Flavored ice on a stick is called a ________.
- The ___ sets later during the summer months.
- Summer starts in the month of ____.
- Kids get out of ____ during the summer.
- Moving your body through the water is called?
- We often wear ____ on our lower body during the summer to keep our legs cool.
- A popular meal that is cooked outside on a grill that often includes meat and vegetables is called a ________.
- Many people travel away from home and enjoy leisure time during the summer which is called a ________.
- The 4th of July is a _____ in America celebrating our independence.
- What season comes after summer?
22 Clues: How many months is summer? • What season comes after summer? • What season comes before summer? • The weather is ____ in the summer. • Summer starts in the month of ____. • Kids get out of ____ during the summer. • The ___ sets later during the summer months. • Flavored ice on a stick is called a ________. • Moving your body through the water is called? • ...
Christmas 2024 2024-12-23
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- March saw this movie sweep The Oscars with seven awards (11)
- December sees this famous landmark reopen after a fire in 2019 (5,4)
- These two sisters won gold for Australia in the kayak/canoe events in the Paris Olympics in July (7,6,3)
- In September, Emily enjoyed this premature major educational milestone (4,6,10)
- Boeing's Starliner docked here in June but was not allowed to return to Earth (13,5,7)
- In August, this breakdancer, kind of… wasn't (7,6,4)
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- October saw a Royal visit from this newly crowned monarch (7)
- Terror grabbed this suburb in April with a stabbing in the local Westfield (5,8)
- This former president is convicted of 34 felonies in May (6,1,5)
- Boston Celtics won the NBA title in June by defeating this team (9)
- In August, this band announced their reunion tour (5)
- In January, Australia's Mary Donaldson became better known as what? (5,2,7)
- Jack turned this milestone age in November (7)
- Taylor Swift wins a record 4th Album of the Year for this album in the February Grammies (9)
14 Clues: Jack turned this milestone age in November (7) • In August, this breakdancer, kind of… wasn't (7,6,4) • In August, this band announced their reunion tour (5) • March saw this movie sweep The Oscars with seven awards (11) • October saw a Royal visit from this newly crowned monarch (7) • This former president is convicted of 34 felonies in May (6,1,5) • ...
Chapter 17 Civil War Crossword Fill in the Blank 2023-10-11
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- a warship covered in plates of iron for protection.
- ________ is the side or edge of a military formation
- General _________ _ ________ was the head Union general.
- A stream that flows into a large river.
- The __________, a side of the civil war, wanted to become independent.
- A battle that took place near a river where there were spectators watching. The South unleashed a savage counterattack and the Union retreated. Northerners lost.
- General _________ _ ________ was the head Confederate general.
- The __________, a side of the civil war, wanted to bring America together become one.
- A river the Union claimed of July 4th
- __________ are paper money issued by the USA's government.
- ___________ court house is where the civil war ended.
- _________ ______________ is the most well-known African regiment.
- _______ _______ was the Confederate president.
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- President ______ was the 16th president of the United States
- Kentucky was an example of a __________.
- The battle of ________ was the deadliest single day of fighting in the Civil War.
- The battle of ____________ ended all hope for the Confederacy to become allies with France and Great Britian
- The _____________ ___________ was issued by President Lincoln and freed all enslaved people in the Confederacy.
- ________ _______ was well-known for caring for wounded soldiers.
- The battle of _______ was a surprise attack from the Confederacy that lasted for two days and caused 23,000 casualties
- _________ ___ was a teacher who dedicated her life to teaching about the mental ill and the poor living conditions of those in prison.
21 Clues: A river the Union claimed of July 4th • A stream that flows into a large river. • Kentucky was an example of a __________. • _______ _______ was the Confederate president. • a warship covered in plates of iron for protection. • ________ is the side or edge of a military formation • ___________ court house is where the civil war ended. • ...
Palm Elementary School Trivia 2026-04-10
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- 4th grade teacher that is named after a food
- The place people eat
- The place to check out books
- The only female 4th grade teacher
- The best outdoor "subject" of the day
- The music teacher
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- The school mascot
- Teacher in room 62
- The principal of Palm Elementary
- The turtle shell students wear
- The place you go when you get hurt
- Big yellow vehicle
- School subject about numbers
13 Clues: The school mascot • The music teacher • Teacher in room 62 • Big yellow vehicle • The place people eat • The place to check out books • School subject about numbers • The turtle shell students wear • The principal of Palm Elementary • The only female 4th grade teacher • The place you go when you get hurt • The best outdoor "subject" of the day • ...
Six Stages of Pathogenesis 2020-05-27
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- 3rd stage of disease in English
- 2nd stage of disease in English
- 1st stage of disease in English
- 2nd stage of disease in Sanskrit
- 6th stage of disease in English
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- 4th stage of disease in English
- 4th stage of disease in Sanskrit (2 words)
- 6th stage of disease in Sanskrit
- 5th stage of disease in English
- 5th stage of disease in Sanskrit
- 3rd stage of disease in Sanskrit
- 1st stage of disease in Sanskrit
12 Clues: 4th stage of disease in English • 5th stage of disease in English • 3rd stage of disease in English • 2nd stage of disease in English • 1st stage of disease in English • 6th stage of disease in English • 6th stage of disease in Sanskrit • 5th stage of disease in Sanskrit • 3rd stage of disease in Sanskrit • 1st stage of disease in Sanskrit • 2nd stage of disease in Sanskrit • ...
Jadie in Five Dimensions Crossword 2023-02-01
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- The object Jadie had to throw into the road
- Jadie's non-biological brother
- What lets the agents go to 3space
- The teacher
- A boy who Jadie thinks is related to her by birth
- A 4th dimension that starts with "k"
- Sam's cat
- Main character
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- Beings of higher power
- The animal in a jar in Ty's room
- Jadie's adopted father's name
- The dimension the seers see
- Jadie's adopted mother's name
- Marius' best friend
- Jadie's friend
- A 4th dimension that starts with "a"
16 Clues: Sam's cat • The teacher • Jadie's friend • Main character • Marius' best friend • Beings of higher power • The dimension the seers see • Jadie's adopted father's name • Jadie's adopted mother's name • Jadie's non-biological brother • The animal in a jar in Ty's room • What lets the agents go to 3space • A 4th dimension that starts with "k" • A 4th dimension that starts with "a" • ...
Jadie in Five Dimensions Crossword 2023-02-01
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- The object Jadie had to throw into the road
- Jadie's non-biological brother
- What lets the agents go to 3space
- The teacher
- A boy who Jadie thinks is related to her by birth
- A 4th dimension that starts with "k"
- Sam's cat
- Main character
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- Beings of higher power
- The animal in a jar in Ty's room
- Jadie's adopted father's name
- The dimension the seers see
- Jadie's adopted mother's name
- Marius' best friend
- Jadie's friend
- A 4th dimension that starts with "a"
16 Clues: Sam's cat • The teacher • Jadie's friend • Main character • Marius' best friend • Beings of higher power • The dimension the seers see • Jadie's adopted father's name • Jadie's adopted mother's name • Jadie's non-biological brother • The animal in a jar in Ty's room • What lets the agents go to 3space • A 4th dimension that starts with "k" • A 4th dimension that starts with "a" • ...
Jadie in Five Dimensions Crossword 2023-02-01
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- The object Jadie had to throw into the road
- Jadie's non-biological brother
- What lets the agents go to 3space
- The teacher
- A boy who Jadie thinks is related to her by birth
- A 4th dimension that starts with "k"
- Sam's cat
- Main character
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- Beings of higher power
- The animal in a jar in Ty's room
- Jadie's adopted father's name
- The dimension the seers see
- Jadie's adopted mother's name
- Marius' best friend
- Jadie's friend
- A 4th dimension that starts with "a"
16 Clues: Sam's cat • The teacher • Jadie's friend • Main character • Marius' best friend • Beings of higher power • The dimension the seers see • Jadie's adopted father's name • Jadie's adopted mother's name • Jadie's non-biological brother • The animal in a jar in Ty's room • What lets the agents go to 3space • A 4th dimension that starts with "k" • A 4th dimension that starts with "a" • ...
holiday 2023-09-28
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- A holiday on October 31st known for costumes, trick-or-treating, and spooky decorations.
- A holiday in the United States on July 4th to mark the country's freedom.
- A special event or celebration often involving music, food, and cultural traditions.
- A holiday celebrated on December 25th with gifts, Santa Claus, and festive decorations.
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- A holiday on February 14th to celebrate love and affection between couples.
- A festive season leading up to Lent, often celebrated with parades, masks, and costumes.
- A holiday in late November when families gather to give thanks and enjoy a big feast.
- A personal celebration of the day you were born, often marked with cake and gifts.
- A holiday celebrated on January 1st to welcome the beginning of a new year.
- A holiday in spring when people often hunt for eggs and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus.
10 Clues: A holiday in the United States on July 4th to mark the country's freedom. • A holiday on February 14th to celebrate love and affection between couples. • A holiday celebrated on January 1st to welcome the beginning of a new year. • A personal celebration of the day you were born, often marked with cake and gifts. • ...
Chapter 6 Vocabulary 2016-07-05
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- During Christmas it is an American _________ to give gifts to family and friends.
- Every summer Long Beach has a jazz music _________ next to the beach.
- In Japanese____________, boys and girls become adults at age 20.
- I always ___________ ________ _________ summer vacation because I can visit my cousins in Hawaii.
- Independence Day is an American ____________ celebrated on July 4th.
- If you go into _________ __________ at night you might get lost easily.
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- The ___________ from childhood to adulthood occurs in the U.S. after a child's 18th birthday.
- A wedding __________ can be simple but there is always a big celebration after with dinner and dancing.
- Every class usually has a ____________ at the end of the semester with games and food.
- _____________starts in Jewish culture after a child has their Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
- When you are an _____________ you must be responsible for yourself.
11 Clues: In Japanese____________, boys and girls become adults at age 20. • When you are an _____________ you must be responsible for yourself. • Independence Day is an American ____________ celebrated on July 4th. • Every summer Long Beach has a jazz music _________ next to the beach. • If you go into _________ __________ at night you might get lost easily. • ...
Common Isms - First 12 2016-03-02
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- Criminals who are white often get shorter prison sentences than similar criminals who are black.
- In my country, the government owns all the businesses and provides many services for free.
- I used some information from the Internet in my essay, but did not write where I found the information.
- In 1995, two American men blew up a government building in Oklahoma City, killing nearly 200 people.
- The leader of the country blamed one group of people for all the problems of the country.
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- The people I work with think I am too young to be a good boss.
- People who come from rich families are better than people who come from families with less money.
- Good businessmen make much more money than good teachers.
- I love July 4th!
- Sometimes doctors travel to poor areas to do surgeries for free.
- Girls now grow up believing they can be anything they want.
- Some people believe that women should spend a lot of time improving the way they look.
12 Clues: I love July 4th! • Good businessmen make much more money than good teachers. • Girls now grow up believing they can be anything they want. • The people I work with think I am too young to be a good boss. • Sometimes doctors travel to poor areas to do surgeries for free. • Some people believe that women should spend a lot of time improving the way they look. • ...
Favorites - School Edition - Aledo ISD 2023-01-04
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- 5th Favorite Teacher
- 6th Favorite Teacher
- 6th Favorite Class
- 9th Favorite Teacher (Least Favorite Teacher)
- 7th Favorite Class
- 7th Favorite Teacher
- 4th Favorite Class
- 3rd Favorite Class
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- 2nd Favorite Teacher
- 8th Favorite Class (Least Favorite Class)
- 8th Favorite Teacher
- 1st Favorite Teacher (Favorite Teacher)
- 4th Favorite Teacher
- 2nd Favorite Class
- 3rd Favorite Teacher
- 5th Favorite Class
- 1st Favorite Class (Favorite Class)
17 Clues: 6th Favorite Class • 7th Favorite Class • 2nd Favorite Class • 5th Favorite Class • 4th Favorite Class • 3rd Favorite Class • 2nd Favorite Teacher • 5th Favorite Teacher • 8th Favorite Teacher • 6th Favorite Teacher • 4th Favorite Teacher • 3rd Favorite Teacher • 7th Favorite Teacher • 1st Favorite Class (Favorite Class) • 1st Favorite Teacher (Favorite Teacher) • ...
Chapter 17: Enlightenment and American Revolution 2014-10-02
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- "People in their natural state are good"
- Ended the war
- The queen of Prussia who praised Voltaire
- "My trade is to say what I think"
- Thinkers
- absolute rulers
- wrote the new Constitution
- Student of enlightenment
- Author of the Declaration of Independence; died on July 4th
- The king of England
- art and paintings
- Rights that belong to humans from birth
- argued that free market should be able to regulate business activity
- rules discoverable by reason
- art is elegant and charming
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- He served two terms and was the hero of the seven year war
- informal social gatherings
- allowing small markets to operate with little government
- said "people are born with a clean state, their decisions in life show who they are"
- king of Prussia from 1740-1786 and was the "first servant of the state"
- He taxed all printed paper products in 1765 to pay off the French and Indian War
- Said "people are born cruel, greedy, and selfish
- power from the people
- Escaped London and went to France; got France to agree to help with the Revolution
- British army defeat 1781
- An agreement by which they gave up their freedom for an organized society.
- power divided between the Federal or National government and the states
- banned and burned books
- An early influential thinker who studied governments of Europe
- Creator of the Encyclopedia
30 Clues: Thinkers • Ended the war • absolute rulers • art and paintings • The king of England • power from the people • banned and burned books • British army defeat 1781 • Student of enlightenment • informal social gatherings • wrote the new Constitution • Creator of the Encyclopedia • art is elegant and charming • rules discoverable by reason • "My trade is to say what I think" • ...
September Crossword 2026-07-24
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- These ducks can be seen all over Calgary; identified by the male’s green head.
- Florence + The Machine released this album July 3, 2009, featuring the famous song, Dog Days Are Over.
- This Noah Kahn song was released as an EP in 2022 before appearing on his 2024 album with the same name.
- This event on July 1st is normally celebrated with red and white fireworks.
- This annual event is known as “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.”
- This very popular member of the royal family married Prince Charles III on July 29, 1981.
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- This Rom-com released on July 13, 2001, follows a very fashionable college student attending Harvard Law.
- On July 20, 1969, this astronaut took humanity’s first steps onto the surface of the moon.
- This Canadian author and illustrator is most known for his children’s books, I Want My Hat Back and The Skull.
- This fiery July birthstone was worn by Burmese warriors; they believed the stone made them invincible.
- These tiny stickers were released to the public July 1, 1847, with the intention of preventing unpaid mail.
- On July 6, Earth will reach this part of its orbit – the furthest distance from the sun.
12 Clues: This annual event is known as “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.” • This event on July 1st is normally celebrated with red and white fireworks. • These ducks can be seen all over Calgary; identified by the male’s green head. • On July 6, Earth will reach this part of its orbit – the furthest distance from the sun. • ...
Las Fiestas de San Fermín Pamplona 2024-04-30
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- San fermin is a patron saint in _____ religion
- The festival begins when they shoot a _____
- Write the word in English:música
- In which month are the San Fermin festivities celebrated?
- Write the word in English:millon
- Write the word in English:protección
- Write the word in English:tradicional
- The San Fermin festivities begin on July
- The people sing to San Fermin every day of the fiestas for his
- On July _____ there is a religious procession for the patron saint San Fermin.
- Write the word in English:procesión
- Write the word in English:famoso
- He is the patron saint of the city of Pamplona.
- Write the word in English:ceremonia
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- More than _____ people participate in the Sanfermines.
- Write the word in English:persona
- What happens in the bullfighting ring?
- There is delicious food like the _____ with churro.
- '____, viva San Fermín, Gora San Fermín' es la canción tradicional que cantan el primer día de las fiestas.
- Write the word in English:santo
- Write the word in English:ambulancia
- In which city are the San Fermin festivals celebrated?
- En que país hay fiestas de San Fermín
- The San Fermin festival ends on _____ of July.
- Who is there to help people who fall down?
- A patron is a _____ who protects the city.
26 Clues: Write the word in English:santo • Write the word in English:música • Write the word in English:millon • Write the word in English:famoso • Write the word in English:persona • Write the word in English:procesión • Write the word in English:ceremonia • Write the word in English:protección • Write the word in English:ambulancia • Write the word in English:tradicional • ...
Days and Months 2023-09-20
19 Clues: May • July • June • April • March • Friday • Monday • Sunday • August • January • Tuesday • October • Thursday • February • November • Saturday • December • September • Wednesday
Days and Months 2023-04-19
19 Clues: May • July • June • April • March • Friday • Monday • Sunday • August • January • Tuesday • October • Thursday • February • November • Saturday • December • September • Wednesday
STEPS 1 - Months & Days of Week 2024-01-22
20 Clues: May • July • June • March • April • Monday • Friday • Sunday • Sunday • August • Tuesday • October • January • Saturday • November • Thursday • February • December • Wednesday • September
WW1 Puzzle 2022-04-11
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- britain enters ____
- Germans defeated the Russian army on its way to invade Germany.(Battle-of-____)
- ___ OF ARCHDUKE FRANZ FERDINAND AND HIS WIFE IN SARAJEVO
- ALLIES STOP THE GERMAN INVASION OF ____
- ___is overthrown, and a German Republic is made.
- Mihiel General Pershing leads the American Army to Victory.
- ______ STUMBLES IN ITS SERBIA CAMPAIGN
- JUL 28, 1914 Austrian-Hungarian Empire Declares war on ____
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- An indecisive naval battle between German and British fleets.(a battle of ___)
- ____ in africa
- The __ Royal Air Force is formed at 1918 April 1
- _____’S EARLY SUCCESS ON BOTH FRONTS
- ARMY JOINS WW1 at October, 1914
- ___ at July 28, 1914
- INVASION OF TOGOLAND BY ____
- ____ of the Lusitania
- of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Central-Powers Empire, and Bulgaria, this was one of the two main factions during World War I
- July ___ begins at July 1914
- NOV 10, 1917 ___ withdraws from the War
- Apr. 2, 1917 ____ declares War
- ____ DECLARES WAR ON GERMANY, WW1 BEGINS IN ASIA
21 Clues: ____ in africa • britain enters ____ • ___ at July 28, 1914 • ____ of the Lusitania • INVASION OF TOGOLAND BY ____ • July ___ begins at July 1914 • Apr. 2, 1917 ____ declares War • ARMY JOINS WW1 at October, 1914 • _____’S EARLY SUCCESS ON BOTH FRONTS • ______ STUMBLES IN ITS SERBIA CAMPAIGN • ALLIES STOP THE GERMAN INVASION OF ____ • NOV 10, 1917 ___ withdraws from the War • ...
july 2024-02-05
11 Clues: you fell • first date • I turned it • you chugged it • we both had them • where love lives • where we hungout • first time we met • for the first time • will never forger it • you can be my gf if you want
Days and Months 2020-04-09
19 Clues: May • July • June • April • March • Friday • Monday • Sunday • August • January • Tuesday • October • Thursday • February • November • Saturday • December • September • Wednesday
Los meses y la semana 2022-05-06
19 Clues: may • june • july • march • april • friday • august • monday • sunday • tuesday • october • january • december • thursday • saturday • november • february • wednesday • september
July Safety 2026-07-07
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- Knowing these will tell you if a load is too heavy to carry alone
- If a load is too awkward or bulky, you should always ask for what?
- Unplanned events that did not result in injury, but serve as great learning opportunities.
- Dangers in the workplace like spills, uneven surfaces, or moving equipment.
- This specific body movement should be avoided while lifting or carrying
- Keeping your weight centered provides a powerful line of thrust and good what?
- Equipment like a pushcart, hand truck, or forklift
- Cell phones or daydreams that can cause you to overlook hazards.
- You should lift and hold the load close to this specific part of your body
- Never do this to a load; instead, raise and carry it smoothly
- The state of being able to see or be seen, which relies on clean and properly lit work areas
- Practical good judgment developed through experience and learning from others.
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- Being fully aware of your surroundings and potential hazards to stay safe.
- These types of activities account for up to 31% of all workplace injuries
- Risky methods often taken when rushing that frequently lead to mistakes and injuries
- Unsafe, playful behavior in the workplace that puts everyone at risk.
- Bending from this improper area causes serious back injuries
- These hand coverings can help you get a much better, firmer grip on your load
- You should do this rather than pull a heavy load.
19 Clues: You should do this rather than pull a heavy load. • Equipment like a pushcart, hand truck, or forklift • Bending from this improper area causes serious back injuries • Never do this to a load; instead, raise and carry it smoothly • Cell phones or daydreams that can cause you to overlook hazards. • Knowing these will tell you if a load is too heavy to carry alone • ...
July Crossword 2026-07-03
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- The former name for Canada Day
- Best selling Canadian country artist
- Canadian stadium in which Babe Ruth hit his first professional home run
- Political leader who among many things fought for Metis rights and brought Manitoba
- Canadian invented screw
- Vehicle driven across Canada in 2001 to raise money for the Canadian Hockey Association
- Canadian island with a surface so similar to Mars that space agencies will conduct experiments there
- Caesar after whom July is named
- BC island containing a village that can be dated back to the ice age
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- The tallest tides in the world can be found at the Bay of _____
- Canadian city hosting the 2026 World Cup
- Canadian invented hoop and ball based sport
- The national animal of Canada
- Canadian city hosting the 2026 World Cup
- Canadian X-man
- Huron-Iroquois word for "village" that is thought to have been the inspiration for the name "Canada"
- Canadian who was the first black hockey player to play in the NHL
- Capital of the newest Canadian territory
- July birthstone
- The Albertan town of St. Paul built the world's first landing pad for one of these
20 Clues: Canadian X-man • July birthstone • Canadian invented screw • The national animal of Canada • The former name for Canada Day • Caesar after whom July is named • Best selling Canadian country artist • Canadian city hosting the 2026 World Cup • Canadian city hosting the 2026 World Cup • Capital of the newest Canadian territory • Canadian invented hoop and ball based sport • ...
Happy Birthday 2018 2018-06-28
13 Clues: May 8 birthday • July 4 birthday • July 5 birthday • July 10 birthday • July 11 birthday • June 22 birthday • March 23 birthday • January 1 birthday • October 8 birthday • December 19 birthday • July 8 Wedding Anniversary • Most popular Birthday greeting • Most popular lie used on birthdays
Happy Birthday 2018 2018-06-28
13 Clues: May 8 birthday • July 4 birthday • July 5 birthday • July 11 birthday • June 22 birthday • July 10 birthday • March 23 birthday • October 8 birthday • January 1 birthday • December 19 birthday • July 8 Wedding Anniversary • Most popular Birthday greeting • Most popular lie used on birthdays
Bill of Rights 2022-01-21
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- 5th amendment does not allow
- Soldiers cannot be quartered in a house
- 4th amendment requires cops to have a
- What the second amendment is about
- Second amendment gives the right to
- power not given to gov are given to
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- 8th amendment prevents cruel/unusual
- 4th amendment no unreasonable
- Name of the first ten amendments
- rights of the people shall not be
- Freedom of _______, speech, assembly...
- 7th amendment allows trial by
- all people are allowed speedy/public
13 Clues: 5th amendment does not allow • 4th amendment no unreasonable • 7th amendment allows trial by • Name of the first ten amendments • rights of the people shall not be • What the second amendment is about • Second amendment gives the right to • power not given to gov are given to • 8th amendment prevents cruel/unusual • all people are allowed speedy/public • ...
