4th of july Crossword Puzzles
Family 2025-05-02
15 Clues: #3 • 1st • JoJo • The Baby • 1/26/1980 • First Girl • Latest Addition • Made you a Yaya • Yaya a second time • Adding a 4th Grand • Who it started with • Next Daughter in Love • First Daughter in Love • Why stop at 2 Grandbabies • 4th but 3rd Daughter in Love
July 15 2016-07-14
Across
- (4 words) I wasn't expecting to see you today. You _ _ _ _.
- (2 words) at the top level globally
- a sleeveless jacket
- someone who represents an important group and should have a say at a negotiation or a discussion
- There is no _ in my car for you. I already have four passengers and there are only 5 seatbelts.
- brave, like Billy the Kid
- one synonym of "as"
- (3 words) make someone look foolish
- This is a __ experiment in a lab.
- There are no parking _ available in this parking lot. How can I park?
- bombs do this when you detonate them
- He wears a white lab coat and works with lots of data. He is a __.
- like a big fox or a small wolf
Down
- (4 words) A sophisticated way to say "You know,..."
- (6 words) I "want to use this chance"...
- how you conduct yourself is your __
- (2 words) the news went around about Billy the Kid
- family members
- key/crucial/fundamental
- what birds have but people don't have
- people (from German)
- a group of people (usually cowboys) in a group to capture a criminal
22 Clues: family members • a sleeveless jacket • one synonym of "as" • people (from German) • key/crucial/fundamental • brave, like Billy the Kid • like a big fox or a small wolf • This is a __ experiment in a lab. • how you conduct yourself is your __ • (2 words) at the top level globally • (3 words) make someone look foolish • bombs do this when you detonate them • ...
July Quiz 2017-06-21
Across
- Cage Team Members are permitted to drink from only this kind of cup while in the Cage.
- In the Cage Department Structure, what position is below the Finance Controller?
- Cage Supervisors must report to work in this type of attire.
- If a malfunction is found in the JetSort, the Cage Supervisor has the authority to authorize a Paid Out for up to the dollar amount.
- According to the Cage Policy on Guest Service, above all, our goal is to serve and satisfy this person.
- Team Members are encouraged to give Doctor's notes directly to this department.
- Access into the cage will be controlled via this type of access system.
- When may the status of a ticket be changed for the purpose of including it as a tip?
- What is the name of the binder that houses the authorization information for keys?
- Hourly Team Members who work in excess of this many hours a week will receive overtime pay.
Down
- If a Guest wishes to exchange currency for a different denomination, they may do no more than this amount per day without the approval of a Cage Supervisor.
- When a Cage Team Member is counting money back to a Guest, when will the coin be distributed?
- Who is responsible for maintaining the database and programming each Team Member's badge to allow them proper access in the Cage?
- All forms completed in the Cage must be filled out using either blue or this color ink.
- How many different denominations are Cashiers required to mark with a counterfeit pen?
- Cashiers will receive a two day suspension for a single variance in excess of this dollar amount.
- Cage Team Members will not be allowed to clock in more than this many minutes prior to the start of their shift without permission.
- Team Members are to store their personal items in the location.
- How many articles are in the Cage Code of Ethics policy?
- Cage Team Members will not be allowed to make or accept personal calls without the permission of this person.
20 Clues: How many articles are in the Cage Code of Ethics policy? • Cage Supervisors must report to work in this type of attire. • Team Members are to store their personal items in the location. • Access into the cage will be controlled via this type of access system. • Team Members are encouraged to give Doctor's notes directly to this department. • ...
July Review 2022-07-11
Across
- what you put into a toaster
- a little boy who always says what he is thinking
- a king or queen has one; Coding
- a month when Anna doesn't tell the truth
- not very big; sounds like Lucy
- to make something extra; Ronnie or Coding
- my teacher; many of these at the ends of my arms
- when Meng Quan helps plants grow
- someone who works with stone; Yun Ting
- the happiest girl in the class; always smiling and dreaming
- something loved by squirrels and coffee-lovers; sounds like Ronnie
- not very difficult or bright; sounds like Jerry
- a long river, but not the longest
- these months have twenty eight days
Down
- the biggest city in Ireland; increases by 100% each year
- Japanese capital; Jing Dong reversed
- a person with wings; Zi Han
- the day today; to meet a boyfriend or a girlfriend
- Chinese money; William or Emma
- weather; In English, it's Frank. In Chinese, it's Zhuo Chen
- as before; Linda
- Beijing Airport; first letter of a sentence
- what you see when you throw your toast
- pink or yellow fruit with beautiful blossoms; Jason
- my favourite class; sounds like Winnie or Lydia
25 Clues: as before; Linda • what you put into a toaster • a person with wings; Zi Han • Chinese money; William or Emma • not very big; sounds like Lucy • a king or queen has one; Coding • when Meng Quan helps plants grow • a long river, but not the longest • these months have twenty eight days • Japanese capital; Jing Dong reversed • someone who works with stone; Yun Ting • ...
july 10 2022-07-10
20 Clues: our dog • toe count • kinda blue • two wheeler • snaky shape • rocket part • binary digit • pride members • singer taylor • cruller's kin • burger topper • patella place • caribou's kin • crumb carriers • Cain's brother • favorite cartoon • San Antonio sight • baseball's mickey • Grandpa's favorite read • Houston baseball player
27th July 2022-07-27
July V 2022-06-22
Across
- A queen's home
- Child-sized constellation
- Intellectual bookworm
- North Star's real name
- Instrument for stargazing
- Art of words
- Parts of a skeleton
- Earth's outer layer
- Cowboy's best friend
- Goes choo-choo
- Legend
Down
- Summer weather event
- Two wheels
- Basis of a bouquet
- Opposite of sun
- Elemental insects
- Mode of transportation
- Cowboy's circle of rope
- Study of space
- Frequent flyer
- Musical performance
- Aggressive incline
22 Clues: Legend • Two wheels • Art of words • A queen's home • Study of space • Frequent flyer • Goes choo-choo • Opposite of sun • Elemental insects • Basis of a bouquet • Aggressive incline • Musical performance • Parts of a skeleton • Earth's outer layer • Summer weather event • Cowboy's best friend • Intellectual bookworm • Mode of transportation • North Star's real name • Cowboy's circle of rope • ...
July Crossword 2022-06-24
24 Clues: God • Lord • Tomb • body • just • cast • stand • habit • shine • renew • power • adore • apple • of God • Savior • valleys • Welcome • requests • wise man • Wonderful • continued • coming good • slow of heart • Mind and Emotions
1st July 2021-07-01
Across
- subtle and unnoticeable but with very harmful effects
- taken apart
- ill-treatment because of race, political or religious beliefs
- not moving/changing
- willingness to accept new ideas/behaviour
- relating to a ruler with absolute power
- forced to join the army
- dislike not based on actual reason or experience
- an authoritarian government
- simple, easy work tasks with low value
- being blamed for someone else's mistakes
- great courage
- what is left for the future from someone/something no longer there
- having wealth and success
- killing of large numbers of a particular ethnic group or nation
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- money is worth less, everything costs more
- less trade and industrial activity, less money
- to do with aircraft
- being set free from political/legal/social restrictions
- at war
- quantity per person is limited
- gradual building up of supplies/items
- plot to do something harmful (as a group)
- sending troops somewhere for military action
- continue for a long time
- moving faster than someone else
- bit by bit
27 Clues: at war • bit by bit • taken apart • great courage • to do with aircraft • not moving/changing • forced to join the army • continue for a long time • having wealth and success • an authoritarian government • quantity per person is limited • moving faster than someone else • gradual building up of supplies/items • simple, easy work tasks with low value • ...
July Newsletter 2024-07-08
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- King of Thailand during Queen Sirikit's reign
- Feeling on Mountain Day in Japan
- Country celebrating Mountain Day
- Custom on Mountain Day
- Event on Mountain Day
- Occasion for Mountain Day
- Month of Queen Sirikit's birthday
- Type of government in the Philippines
- Informal name for Benigno Aquino
- Date celebrated for Queen Sirikit
- Event on Ninoy Aquino Day
- Real first name of Ninoy Aquino
- Ceremony for King Rama IX
- Queen Sirikit's role to King Rama IX
- Holiday status for Ninoy Aquino Day
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- Country where Ninoy Aquino was a senator
- Where King Rama IX met Queen Sirikit
- Type of government in Thailand
- Event on Ninoy Aquino Day
- Ninoy Aquino is considered a political ___
- Country where Queen Sirikit was queen
- Japanese word for mountain
- Aquino, wife of Ninoy Aquino
- Position held by Ninoy Aquino
- Grateful for on Mountain Day
- Month of Ninoy Aquino Day
- Activity on Mountain Day
- Queen ___, Thailand's former queen
- View on Mountain Day hikes
- Theme of Mountain Day
30 Clues: Event on Mountain Day • Theme of Mountain Day • Custom on Mountain Day • Activity on Mountain Day • Event on Ninoy Aquino Day • Occasion for Mountain Day • Month of Ninoy Aquino Day • Event on Ninoy Aquino Day • Ceremony for King Rama IX • Japanese word for mountain • View on Mountain Day hikes • Aquino, wife of Ninoy Aquino • Grateful for on Mountain Day • Position held by Ninoy Aquino • ...
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 2023-06-26
Across
- Most useful communication tool during the war
- The first black President of the US
- Aquarius polar opposite zodiac sign
- ...with a Purpose
- The finest are music, painting, theatre and sculpture
- It constitutes the first five books of the Hebrew Bible
- Surfers should always keep an eye out for them
- Pull the wool over your...
- Australia's largest state
- If it's not a fruit, it's a smartphone
Down
- Royals have it blue
- Where you can see animals, clowns and trapeze artists
- In Greek mythology, he stole fire from the Olympian gods and gave it to human kind
- Every two weeks
- before there were emails
- Lovers' month
- Pinot, Shiraz, Chardonnay
- 'The King' of Rock and Roll
- It can be used for flowers of for tea
- The Greek goddess of wisdom
- the most beloved Princess of Wales
- Twinkle twinkle little...
- ...was not built in a day
23 Clues: Lovers' month • Every two weeks • ...with a Purpose • Royals have it blue • before there were emails • Pinot, Shiraz, Chardonnay • Twinkle twinkle little... • Australia's largest state • ...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 • The first black President of the US • ...
july madness 2023-07-13
Across
- - Small wedding venue
- shower - Pre-wedding gift-giving event
- - Colorful paper tossed in celebration
- - Sets the mood during the celebration
- - Asking someone to marry you
- - Legal union of two people
- - Formal attire for the groom
- - Request for a response to an invitation
- bells - Symbol of a joyful celebration
- old - Traditional item worn by the bride
- band - Symbolic ring exchanged during the ceremony
- - Celebration of the wedding date
Down
- - Adornments for the venue
- dress - Attire worn by the bride
- - Romantic getaway after the wedding
- - Activity during the reception
- - Speech given to honor the couple
- - A bunch of flowers carried by the bride
- - The reason for celebrating
- - Traditional celebratory drink
- - Formal event where two people get married
- - Sweet treat shared with guests
- - People invited to the wedding
- - Bridal accessory that covers the face
- - Promises exchanged during the ceremony
- - Symbolic act like lighting a unity candle
- - Symbol of eternal love
- planner - Professional who organizes the event
28 Clues: - Small wedding venue • - Symbol of eternal love • - Adornments for the venue • - Legal union of two people • - The reason for celebrating • - Asking someone to marry you • - Formal attire for the groom • - Activity during the reception • - Traditional celebratory drink • - People invited to the wedding • dress - Attire worn by the bride • - Sweet treat shared with guests • ...
JULY MRT 2023-08-07
35 Clues: 명상 • 이론 • 재앙 • 공급 • 날숨 • 가사 • 변태 • 상품 • 수요 • 이상형 • 꾸짖다 • 멍청한 • 판매원 • 가능성 • 당연한 • 부상자 • 오두막 • 맹세하다 • 전형적인 • 살인하다 • 수동적인 • 야만적인 • 대체하다 • 육식동물 • 집착하다 • 노력하다 • 결정하다 • 실용적인 • 추방하다 • 왕조,시대 • 무서워하다 • 오른손잡이 • 소중히여기다 • 압박,압박하다 • 월급(p*******)
July Crossword 2023-07-24
Across
- Sweet/ sour drink that tastes amazing on a hot day
- When you stay outside for too long without suncreen
- Outdoor location that includes water and sand
- Sweet treat that cools you off
- Something that cools you down
- Yellow plant that blooms in the summer
- Treat that you can roast over a fire
- Mid year season
- Another word for trip or time off from work
- Something you can cook on outdoors
Down
- Beef patty
- Fruit on prickly bushes
- Activitiy on the water where you catch your food or do as a sport
- Explosion in the sky
- Outdoor facility that is fun for the whole family
- Summer vegetable that is harvested
- Something you do in your downtime
- Another word for concert
- Where people gather on summer nights
- Month of Independence Day
20 Clues: Beef patty • Mid year season • Explosion in the sky • Fruit on prickly bushes • Another word for concert • Month of Independence Day • Something that cools you down • Sweet treat that cools you off • Something you do in your downtime • Summer vegetable that is harvested • Something you can cook on outdoors • Treat that you can roast over a fire • Where people gather on summer nights • ...
July Crossword 2025-06-21
Across
- Large area used for raising livestock
- Someone who loves and supports their country
- Large plains animal significant in the American West
- Common bird seen across Utah lakes and wetlands
- State of being free
- Group that signed the Declaration of Independence
- A long trip, often referring to a challenging one
- Starting point for hiking trails
- Decorative material used for celebrations
- The edge of settled land during pioneer times
- Celebratory events in Utah in late July
- Public procession for holidays and festivals
- Gathering point for songs and stories
- Gathering of friends and family
- Early inhabitant of a new area
- Utah’s largest city
- Symbol of national pride and heritage
- Competitive sport involving cattle and horses
- Structure built to honor people or events
- Path used by early settlers
- Nickname referring to Americans, especially from the North
- Song of significance for a group or country
- Popular summer cooking method
Down
- The official statement announcing independence
- Large fire used in celebrations
- Classic American dessert
- Relating to the era of early American history
- Person from an earlier generation
- Bright explosives used for celebrations
- Settler who traveled west to build a new life
- Gathering of crops
- Social celebrations with music and food
- Figure associated with the American West
- Valued traditions passed down through generations
- Vehicle used by pioneers for long journeys
- Group of citizens serving as soldiers
- Pattern found on the American flag
- The ability to act and live as one chooses
- Geographic feature common in Utah
- Guided the Utah pioneers west
40 Clues: Gathering of crops • State of being free • Utah’s largest city • Classic American dessert • Path used by early settlers • Guided the Utah pioneers west • Popular summer cooking method • Early inhabitant of a new area • Large fire used in celebrations • Gathering of friends and family • Starting point for hiking trails • Person from an earlier generation • ...
July 10 2025-07-02
Across
- The transitional housing facility in Concord that uses gardening to promote mental wellbeing, as reported by the Concord Monitor (concordmonitor.com)
- Coffee species gaining specialty buzz for its bold beans.
- A clear statement of what the company aims to do every day.
- Name of the street where William & Sons is opening their third location.
- Sharing meaningful narratives that connect people to purpose.
- Dried coffee cherry husk used in tea-like drinks and syrups.
- Scannable link on packaging for sourcing and farmer info.
- Tropical blend of pineapple and coconut that pairs perfectly with espresso or seltzer.
- When everyone is pulling in the same direction with shared goals.
- Processing step that enhances coffee’s complex notes.
- Sweet summer berry featured in our new house-made syrup for the seasonal drink special.
- An inspiring picture of the future the company wants to create.
- Cold coffee style infused with gas for a creamy texture.
- Describes communication that is genuine and true to the brand.
- What the company wants to leave behind or be remembered for.
Down
- The core principles that guide decisions and behavior.
- The Concord Monitor's new series of conversations about the state's new bell-to-bell phone ban with students, parents and educators (concordmonitor.com)
- Service model delivering fresh beans to customers monthly.
- The difference the company makes for customers, employees, or the world.
- A voluntary gift of money, goods, or time to help others.
- The big “why” behind what a company does.
- An event or campaign designed to collect resources for a cause.
- Chilled, slow-steeped coffee popular on summer menus.
- Farming method aimed at restoring soil and fighting climate change.
- The shared attitudes, behaviors, and norms within a team.
- Hot coffee rapidly chilled over ice for bright flavors.
- The name of the forest in Farmington that recently became the 200th forest conserved by the New Hampshire Forest Society, as reported by the Concord Monitor (concordmonitor.com)
- Working together with another group or nonprofit to achieve shared goals.
- Citrusy fruit that shines in our creamy summer ice pop–inspired latte.
- Plant-based alternative that’s now a café staple.
30 Clues: The big “why” behind what a company does. • Plant-based alternative that’s now a café staple. • Chilled, slow-steeped coffee popular on summer menus. • Processing step that enhances coffee’s complex notes. • The core principles that guide decisions and behavior. • Hot coffee rapidly chilled over ice for bright flavors. • ...
July 10 2025-07-02
Across
- Plant-based alternative that’s now a café staple.
- An event or campaign designed to collect resources for a cause.
- Hot coffee rapidly chilled over ice for bright flavors.
- Coffee species gaining specialty buzz for its bold beans.
- When everyone is pulling in the same direction with shared goals.
- The difference the company makes for customers, employees, or the world.
- Cold coffee style infused with gas for a creamy texture.
- Processing step that enhances coffee’s complex notes.
- An inspiring picture of the future the company wants to create.
- The core principles that guide decisions and behavior.
- Describes communication that is genuine and true to the brand.
- The transitional housing facility in Concord that uses gardening to promote mental wellbeing, as reported by the Concord Monitor (concordmonitor.com)
- Scannable link on packaging for sourcing and farmer info.
- Dried coffee cherry husk used in tea-like drinks and syrups.
- The shared attitudes, behaviors, and norms within a team.
- Tropical blend of pineapple and coconut that pairs perfectly with espresso or seltzer.
Down
- Sharing meaningful narratives that connect people to purpose.
- The big “why” behind what a company does.
- Service model delivering fresh beans to customers monthly.
- Farming method aimed at restoring soil and fighting climate change.
- A voluntary gift of money, goods, or time to help others.
- Working together with another group or nonprofit to achieve shared goals.
- The name of the forest in Farmington that recently became the 200th forest conserved by the New Hampshire Forest Society, as reported by the Concord Monitor (concordmonitor.com)
- Name of the street where William & Sons is opening their third location.
- The Concord Monitor's new series of conversations about the state's new bell-to-bell phone ban with students, parents and educators (concordmonitor.com)
- Sweet summer berry featured in our new house-made syrup for the seasonal drink special.
- A clear statement of what the company aims to do every day.
- Citrusy fruit that shines in our creamy summer ice pop–inspired latte.
- Chilled, slow-steeped coffee popular on summer menus.
- What the company wants to leave behind or be remembered for.
30 Clues: The big “why” behind what a company does. • Plant-based alternative that’s now a café staple. • Processing step that enhances coffee’s complex notes. • Chilled, slow-steeped coffee popular on summer menus. • The core principles that guide decisions and behavior. • Hot coffee rapidly chilled over ice for bright flavors. • ...
Julia July 2025-07-18
Across
- I’ve been ... on matcha lattes for the last 6 months
- I focus on ... training twice a week to build muscle
- This brand tastes the same – I honestly can’t tell the ...
- My ... is so slow, even salad feels like a cheat meal
- My workout includes ... and strength training to stay balanced
- Yoga helps with ..., especially in my hips and shoulders
- He always has an ... for skipping the gym
- My ... always crack when I stretch in the morning
- I dropped a ... on my foot at the gym – rookie mistake
Down
- I tend to gain ... when I skip breakfast and eat late
- You can ... yourself without going overboard
- I let myself ... once in a while – no regrets
- I threw my wet shirt on the drying ... by the window
- I could eat ... by the spoonful – who needs chips?
- Mac & cheese is my go-to ... food on bad days
- The gym wasn’t ... this morning so I got a bench right away
- I was running my ... when I bumped into her downtown
- He’s into ... training – stuff that actually helps with real-life movement
- Chips at midnight? Total ... pleasure, but I love it
- I had to use serious ... not to eat the whole pizza
20 Clues: He always has an ... for skipping the gym • You can ... yourself without going overboard • I let myself ... once in a while – no regrets • Mac & cheese is my go-to ... food on bad days • My ... always crack when I stretch in the morning • I could eat ... by the spoonful – who needs chips? • I had to use serious ... not to eat the whole pizza • ...
July Issue 2025-07-27
Across
- Genetics grid
- "Concrete jungle wet dream tomato", e.g.
- Rapture
- Plush fabric
- Lingerie fabric
- A slip of tongue (or not)
- Esoteric
- Never attribute to malice what one can attribute to stupidity
- Poem by Lewis Carrol
- Bardic, as in epic poetry
- Unscripted ensemble
- Female nightclub singer
- Multistep mathematics.
- Strapless evening bag
- Restful yoga position for hips and back
- Wireframe cube; symbol of androgyny
- Dragonfruit, salmon, green tea
Down
- "Brunday sunch" or "runny babbit", e.g.
- Serendipity
- Sweater to slip on
- A lack of musical harmony or an abundance in cognitive contradiction
- The longer an online discussion progresses, the more likely someone is about to bring up Nazis
- Apex
- Spring-loaded pocketknife
- __ treadmill; psychological phenomenon of an inevitable happiness plateau
- Oscillating weight
- Simplest explanation, philosophically speaking
- How the game is played
- Latin phrase meaning “love fate”
- Exercise & health
- Crude, incendiary cocktail
- Fundamental revolution
- Breastbone
- A win, but at what cost?
- Ring of metal for eternal love
- Indie's self-sufficient subset
- A snake consuming its own tail
37 Clues: Apex • Rapture • Esoteric • Breastbone • Serendipity • Plush fabric • Genetics grid • Lingerie fabric • Exercise & health • Sweater to slip on • Oscillating weight • Unscripted ensemble • Poem by Lewis Carrol • Strapless evening bag • How the game is played • Fundamental revolution • Multistep mathematics. • Female nightclub singer • A win, but at what cost? • Spring-loaded pocketknife • ...
Fourth of July Crossword 2020-06-26
Across
- there are 13 of these on the American flag
- in 1492 Christopher Columbus found this country
- the color of 7 of the stripes on the American flag
- an explosion that's launched into the air on special holidays
- a day off from work or school
- handheld fireworks
- a piece of cloth attached to a pole that serves as an emblem for a country
- the act of being free from outside control or authority
Down
- the right to act, speak, or think as one wants
- the primary color lowest in the rainbow
- there are 50 of these on the American flag
- the quality of having heavy support for a country
- the color of stars on the American flag
- the seventh month of the year
- a public procession including marching bands and floats
15 Clues: handheld fireworks • a day off from work or school • the seventh month of the year • the primary color lowest in the rainbow • the color of stars on the American flag • there are 13 of these on the American flag • there are 50 of these on the American flag • the right to act, speak, or think as one wants • in 1492 Christopher Columbus found this country • ...
RBJ Crossword 2026-05-27
Across
- Over 300 beneficiaries received artificial ___ at the 8th Annual Mega Donation Camp
- University where Rtn. Revathi Kamath addressed an audience on ecological restoration
- ___ Triathlon completed by Rtn. Dr. Srikant (5th time) and Divyansh Agarwal (2nd time) at Goa 2025
- City where Rtn. CK Reddy was honoured with the prestigious Champion's Club Award
- Recognition earned by RBJ for supporting 34 heart surgeries at the Needy Heart Foundation fundraiser
- National ___ Immunisation Day drive at Cholanayakanahalli achieved 109.78% coverage
- Fundraiser night featuring Mujtaba Aziz Naza that raised 35 lakhs for charitable projects
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- Diagnostic machine donated to Shankara Cancer Hospital via Rtn. Radheshyam Rander's CSR
- Surname of the President installed on 4th July 2025
- Project ___ 3.0 MoU signed with Rotary Club of Morley, Australia to empower BPL widows through vocational training
- a soulful evening of music, poetry, and fellowship with the band Marham
- Unit at Sri Sai Satya Hospital strengthened by Rtn. Milind & Meera Deshpande's 40.37 lakh donation
- 124 of these were rescued from an illegal facility by Rtn. Sunil Bajaj
- RBJ celebrated its 16th ___ Day on 1st February 2026 with a neon-themed evening
- Grand ___ Bash at Holiday Village Resort brought members and families together for an evening of fellowship
15 Clues: Surname of the President installed on 4th July 2025 • 124 of these were rescued from an illegal facility by Rtn. Sunil Bajaj • a soulful evening of music, poetry, and fellowship with the band Marham • RBJ celebrated its 16th ___ Day on 1st February 2026 with a neon-themed evening • ...
Miller Hendrix Family 2023-06-09
Across
- 1st born
- 16th grandchild
- 15th grandchild
- 6th grandchild
- 5th born
- 14th grandchild
- 13th grandchild
- 8th grandchild
- 18th grandchild
- 4th born
- 6th born
- 17th grandchild
- 19th grandchild
- 3rd born
- 2nd born
Down
- Everyone
- married to 1st born
- 3rd grandchild
- dad
- 12th grandchild
- love
- 2nd grandchild
- 10th grandchild
- 1st grandchild
- mom
- 4th grandchild
- 7th grandchild
- 7th born
- 11th grandchild
- 5th grandchild
- 9th grandchild
- is with 6th born
32 Clues: dad • mom • love • Everyone • 1st born • 5th born • 7th born • 4th born • 6th born • 3rd born • 2nd born • 3rd grandchild • 2nd grandchild • 6th grandchild • 1st grandchild • 4th grandchild • 7th grandchild • 8th grandchild • 5th grandchild • 9th grandchild • 12th grandchild • 16th grandchild • 15th grandchild • 10th grandchild • 14th grandchild • 13th grandchild • 18th grandchild • 11th grandchild • 17th grandchild • 19th grandchild • ...
Merlinda 2017-06-06
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- next door to room 25
- 1st grade teacher
- keeps school clean
- red-haired teacher
- enjoys jogging with students
- always has parties
- has a son at Merlinda
- retiring office manager
- sad to say goodbye teacher
- 4th grade speaks Spanish
- student council teacher
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- fourth grade technology expert
- TK teacher
- teaches in grade 2
- one in 6th now in K
- 4th grade caring vocal teacher
- second grade teacher with little boy
- retiring teacher
- Chinese New Year Parade teacher
- creative crafty first grade
20 Clues: TK teacher • retiring teacher • 1st grade teacher • teaches in grade 2 • keeps school clean • red-haired teacher • always has parties • one in 6th now in K • next door to room 25 • has a son at Merlinda • retiring office manager • student council teacher • 4th grade speaks Spanish • sad to say goodbye teacher • creative crafty first grade • enjoys jogging with students • ...
Grammar Review 2020-05-07
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- the 4th grader's play this together outside
- number of students in the 4th grade class
- a basic noun that is not capitalized
- this is used to separate words in a phrase
- describes the verb
- a noun that shows that someone owns something
- the name that shows past, present, or future of a verb
- type of adjective such as "the, a, an"
- the type of writing where you tell what happened to you
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- the final step of the writing process
- types of verbs such as "am, is, are"
- a noun that cannot be counted
- a noun that is a group of individuals as one
- type of noun that is a particular name for something
- this is used in a contraction
- the second step of the writing process
- shows action or being
- person, place, or thing
- describes a noun
19 Clues: describes a noun • describes the verb • shows action or being • person, place, or thing • a noun that cannot be counted • this is used in a contraction • types of verbs such as "am, is, are" • a basic noun that is not capitalized • the final step of the writing process • the second step of the writing process • type of adjective such as "the, a, an" • ...
June 2025 2025-06-20
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- What the third pillow is for
- Popular Hawaiian snack of rice and topping wrapped with seaweed
- Dinner location for my 30th birthday
- Exotic vacation for the Goodmans (City, State)
- Color of Charlie's left eye
- One of Emily Jenab's two secrets to looking good /s
- "No, my name is Saqeef!"
- Best train in Japan (even better than first class bullet train!)
- Sam's wedding band's band
- Location of best pastel de nata in Portugal
- Dave can't figure out how to rotate this digital document (abr.)
- Last name of former Raven's punter I can't handle
- Where puppy george pooped in the Linden house
- It rocks, according to Nick's 4th of July shirt
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- Worst restaurant deal in NYC
- Hard to get restaurant table we went to right after getting back from Costa Rica
- Popular Ford model we drove up Haleakala
- One of by land, two if by sea refers to this
- The reason for all of the problems in Mad Men
- German etiquette police at Oktoberfest, AKA
- One of Emily Jenab's two secrets to looking good /s
- Karl Anthony Towns has a reputation for being this Gen Z word for gay
- Watergate informant pseudonym, or how Justin uses a porron
- Dave threw up this popular late night food in his bed in Munich
- Color of Charlie's right eye
- Where a partner's wife's job is
- To sweat profusely and drip hair dye and/or make up (verb)
- Jello-like rice cakes with matcha
28 Clues: "No, my name is Saqeef!" • Sam's wedding band's band • Color of Charlie's left eye • Worst restaurant deal in NYC • What the third pillow is for • Color of Charlie's right eye • Where a partner's wife's job is • Jello-like rice cakes with matcha • Dinner location for my 30th birthday • Popular Ford model we drove up Haleakala • German etiquette police at Oktoberfest, AKA • ...
Stephen and Ciara's Sip & Solve Challenge 2025-09-17
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- the name of our wedding venue
- what language we both took in high school
- stephen's go-to character in smash bros
- ciara's major in college
- flavor of the wedding cake
- what sport stephen played growing up
- stephen's favorite k-pop group
- stephen's favorite drink
- what class we shared when we started dating
- ciara's favorite classic
- the proposal location
- ciara's favorite color
- stephen once saw a woman break her ____ bone on the 4th of july
- ciara's go-to character in smash bros
- what we do when the other leaves the room
- stephen's favorite scent
- ciara's first stuffed animal (and stephen's enemy)
- where our new apartment is
- stephen's food allergy
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- stephen's most time-consuming hobby
- stephen's favorite lord of the rings character
- our honeymoon destination
- guest who traveled the farthest to be here (hint: they're in the wedding party!)
- stephen's major in college
- ciara's favorite pixar movie
- ciara's favorite k-pop group
- stephen's nickname for ciara
- how many years we've been together
- ciara always loses her ____
- the name of ciara's car
- stephen's favorite brand of 88% dark chocolate
- color of bridesmaid dresses
- how many wedding dresses ciara tried on
- stephen's favorite dog in the world
- ciara's starbucks drink
- how many schools we attended together
- the character on stephen's lanyard
- the shape of ciara's ring
- ciara's nickname for stephen
- color of ciara's jewelry
40 Clues: the proposal location • ciara's favorite color • stephen's food allergy • the name of ciara's car • ciara's starbucks drink • ciara's major in college • stephen's favorite drink • ciara's favorite classic • stephen's favorite scent • color of ciara's jewelry • our honeymoon destination • the shape of ciara's ring • stephen's major in college • flavor of the wedding cake • ...
Alter Bridge crossword!! 2025-04-03
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- the lead guitarist of Alter Bridge
- The lead vocalist of Alter Bridge
- The nickname of AB's producer
- AB's most successful commercially
- The last track on the 6th album
- The penultimate track of the 2nd album
- AB's 5th album
- The band's longest song (to date)
- The penultimate track of the 7th album
- The last track on the 2nd album
- This song became popular after being used for WWE in 2022
- AB's first album
- The penultimate track of the 5th album
- The most popular song from the band's second album
- The opening track of the 4th album
- The opening track of the 7th album
- The winner of guitar world's "Best riff of 2022" award
- the opening track from the 2nd album
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- A b-side incorrectly listed as "Outright"
- A b-side incorrectly listed as "Last of our Kind"
- A song from the 5th album, widely regarded as their worst
- The opening track of the 1st album
- The duet between Myles and Mark
- AB's most popular song on Spotify
- The experimental 6th AB album
- The opening track of the 5th album
- The first "Mark song", featured on their 4th album
- Myles was a part of this band before Alter Bridge
- The lead single of the 2nd album
- AB's 7th album
- Mark's band, named after himself
- AB's 2nd album
- 3/4 of the Alter Bridge members were a part of this band before Alter Bridge
- AB's 4th album
34 Clues: AB's 5th album • AB's 7th album • AB's 2nd album • AB's 4th album • AB's first album • The nickname of AB's producer • The experimental 6th AB album • The duet between Myles and Mark • The last track on the 6th album • The last track on the 2nd album • The lead single of the 2nd album • Mark's band, named after himself • The lead vocalist of Alter Bridge • ...
PTOP July Crossword 2013-06-22
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- Camino del
- nickname of PTOP treasurer (2 words)
- the first name of the PTOP member that updates our website
- number of dollars the PTOP board will provide as a stipend for hosting a large event (found in Prez Says)
- if you like classical theater you may want to join the ___ group
- number of elected PTOP board members
- approximate number of PTOP members (2 words)
- PTOP member having a pool party on July 4 (first name)
- these are due by July 1st each year (2 words)
- our annual elections are held during this month
- our "first couple" (first names)(3 words)
- "Mark and _____ volunteered..." (look in newsletter)
- our monthly meetings are held on the ____ Thursday
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- we meet at ____ o'clock for our monthly meetings
- this ad says to "Grow good health with ______ ____" (2 words)
- the ad says "Let _____ do it!"
- Karl is the coordinator for this group (3 words)
- number of PTOP members listed in newsletter with July birthdays
- Dining group the East Side _______
- our monthly meeting is held at The Church of the _____
- number of event coordinators
- company for which advertiser Pete works (2 words)
- for more information about the North Central Diners, contact this duo (3 words)
- Jim is the coordinator for the ____ Phoenix Diners
- the occupation of our July speaker
25 Clues: Camino del • number of event coordinators • the ad says "Let _____ do it!" • Dining group the East Side _______ • the occupation of our July speaker • nickname of PTOP treasurer (2 words) • number of elected PTOP board members • our "first couple" (first names)(3 words) • approximate number of PTOP members (2 words) • these are due by July 1st each year (2 words) • ...
Unit 4 2020-07-15
22 Clues: may • call • july • talk • june • april • check • march • autumn • season • spring • either • winter • august • summer • october • january • birthday • february • december • november • september
Hand & Wrist Muscles 2021-09-27
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- ABDucts 5th digit (Flexes 5th digit)
- Flexes and ADDucts hand
- Flexes & ABDucts hand
- ABDucts 2nd, 3rd, 4th fingers
- Extends 2nd digit independently & helps extends wrist
- Flexes phalanges of thumb
- Opposes thumbs to fingers
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- Flexes proximal phalanges
- ABDuctsthumb
- Extends & ADDucts wrist
- Extends 5th digit at MCP & IP joints
- Extends middle 4 digits at MCP & IP
- Flexes distal phalanges 2-5 at DIP joints
- Flexes thumb
- Flexes proximal phalanx of 5th digit
- Helps oppose 5th finger slightly
- Extends & abducts wrist
- Flexes middle phalanges at PIP joints of middle 4 digits
- Extends thumb at IP, MCP, & CMC joints
- ADDucts thumb
- ADDucts 2nd, 4th, 5th fingers
- Abducts thumb & extends it at CMC joint
- Extends thumb at CMC & MCP joints
- Flexes hand & tenses palmar aponeurosis
24 Clues: ABDuctsthumb • Flexes thumb • ADDucts thumb • Flexes & ABDucts hand • Extends & ADDucts wrist • Flexes and ADDucts hand • Extends & abducts wrist • Flexes proximal phalanges • Flexes phalanges of thumb • Opposes thumbs to fingers • ADDucts 2nd, 4th, 5th fingers • ABDucts 2nd, 3rd, 4th fingers • Helps oppose 5th finger slightly • Extends thumb at CMC & MCP joints • ...
The Fourth of July 2021-06-29
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- Residence that is typically up north, often on or near a lake
- Current number of stars on the U.S. Flag
- An organized procession of people
- National Bird
- ___ of Independence; an important document
- Abbrev. for Recreational Vehicle (Tip: AAA offers special insurance for this vehicle)
- John or Samuel
- Lightweight black carbon used in a grill
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- Number of original colonies
- Stars and ___
- Bright displays that light up the sky
- An object that can be rung
- Largest signature on the document that declared the U.S. free from Great Britain (hint: John)
- TripTiks make these types of vacations easier (Hint: traveling by vehicle, 2 wds.)
- Red, white & ___
15 Clues: Stars and ___ • National Bird • John or Samuel • Red, white & ___ • An object that can be rung • Number of original colonies • An organized procession of people • Bright displays that light up the sky • Current number of stars on the U.S. Flag • Lightweight black carbon used in a grill • ___ of Independence; an important document • ...
repaso 2022-08-31
15 Clues: hi • july • boys • girls • augest • sir, mr • october • january • goodbye • ms or mrs • september • de julio, july 1st • banos, the bathroom • soy una hombre, i am a man. • de catorce, 14th of feburary
Months of the Year 2017-01-29
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- The 2nd month of summer.
- The month after march.
- The 11th month of the year.
- The month after July.
- The last month of the year.
- The 2nd month of the year.
- The 1st month of spring.
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- The month before July.
- The 2nd month of winter.
- The 9th month of the year.
- The month after September.
- The 5th month of the year.
12 Clues: The month after July. • The month before July. • The month after march. • The 2nd month of summer. • The 2nd month of winter. • The 1st month of spring. • The 9th month of the year. • The month after September. • The 2nd month of the year. • The 5th month of the year. • The 11th month of the year. • The last month of the year.
MONTHS OF A YEAR 2016-01-27
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- The month before April.
- The ninth month of the year.
- The fourth month of the year.
- The first month of the year.
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- The month before December.
- The month after September.
- The last month of the year.
- The fifth month of the year.
- The month after January.
- The seventh month of the year.
- The month after July.
- The month before July.
12 Clues: The month after July. • The month before July. • The month before April. • The month after January. • The month before December. • The month after September. • The last month of the year. • The fifth month of the year. • The ninth month of the year. • The first month of the year. • The fourth month of the year. • The seventh month of the year.
Months of a year 2023-07-27
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- the month after July
- the fifth month of the year
- the month before October
- the twelfth month of the year
- the third month of the year
- the month after June
- the month between May and July
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- the first month of the year
- the month after October
- the month before May
- the second month of the year
- the tenth month of the year
12 Clues: the month after July • the month before May • the month after June • the month after October • the month before October • the first month of the year • the fifth month of the year • the tenth month of the year • the third month of the year • the second month of the year • the twelfth month of the year • the month between May and July
Our Adventures! 2021-08-23
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- Babykins main course, abbr.
- Dumping ground
- From where Hubert once escaped
- Sent us to London
- Used to scoot
- Home hunting tool
- Wildly overrated
- Difficult to catch
- Andy phone time
- Greatest warrior of all time
- Not as good as Duke
- I can never remember this name
- Type of island
- National destination spot
- Show no one understood
- Perfect time for games
- I ____
- Sweet bread; not sheep testicles
- An aquatic Hubert
- Ben’s Messages
- July 4th on steroids
- You taught me to use this
- Roam the forests and the halls
- This
- You
- The boys killed it
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- Relied on for nourishment
- Riverside location of worst vacation ever
- Need 100 of them, minimally
- Claire phone time
- Andy yells twice per week around 6:55 am
- From Russia with Love
- The boys protect us from this
- We built it
- Original DC habitat
- Survived without water
- Kung Fu legend
- Soo or a type of bride
- Future residence
- Wedding site or a singular lawn care tool
- Smartest of Bears
- A favorite Witko pastime
- Silliest of Bears
- Type of lizard
- Sad Dill
- Gotta spell it out
- My favorite general
- You’re an elephant with these
- You saved my life
- _____ Water or stumble
- Where it began
- Hubert’s worst fear
- Passed out with beers and snacks
- Me
- Your instruction to me
55 Clues: Me • You • This • I ____ • Sad Dill • We built it • Used to scoot • Dumping ground • Kung Fu legend • Type of island • Type of lizard • Ben’s Messages • Where it began • Andy phone time • Future residence • Wildly overrated • Claire phone time • Sent us to London • Home hunting tool • Smartest of Bears • Silliest of Bears • You saved my life • An aquatic Hubert • Difficult to catch • Gotta spell it out • ...
Random US History Book Quest 2019-05-02
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- The first American colony for England was _________________.
- Mr. Hill's dog's name is ___________________.
- The Mexican ________________ of land was the result of Mexico's surrender to the US in 1848.
- The first US capitol was ___________________.
- In 1787, A new US Constitution was drafted and signed.
- The US Constitution has ______________ main parts.
- In 1819, Spain ____________ Florida to the US.
- The new United States had to defeat England in the Revolutionary War.
- _____________ established colonies on the east coast of North America.
- England settled _________________ colonies from 1607-1733.
- In 1845, ______________ became part of the US.
- The young United States government rules was the Articles of ___________________.
- European explorers were exploring to find a western water route to __________
- James ___________was the President during the Mexican American War.
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- ______________ was the first European empire to settle in the New World.
- On July 4th, 1776, the American Colonies declared _______________________ from England.
- George ___________________ served as the first US President.
- The US Constitution is the _______________ law of the US.
- Spanish ________________ conquered the civilizations in Central and South America.
- The US doubled in size after the ______________ Purchase of 1803.
- Christopher ______________ accidently discovered the New World.
- Andrew Jackson is on the ______________ dollar bill.
- The last American colony for England was _________________.
- Before Cortez conquered them, the _____________ controlled Mesoamerica.
- Hernan Cortez was the Conquistador who established ______________ City.
- In the 1830's, thousands of Americans began to move west on the ___________ Trail.
26 Clues: Mr. Hill's dog's name is ___________________. • The first US capitol was ___________________. • In 1819, Spain ____________ Florida to the US. • In 1845, ______________ became part of the US. • The US Constitution has ______________ main parts. • Andrew Jackson is on the ______________ dollar bill. • In 1787, A new US Constitution was drafted and signed. • ...
mttsrul@icloud.com 2022-07-31
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- In what month do the ‘Dog Days of Summer’ begin
- What country celebrates its Independence Day on August 15?
- What month is named after Juno, the Roman goddess of love
- Season starts earlier and earlier each year.
- Latin word for ‘summer’
- This play returned to Broadway in June/July 2022
- What Music and Art Fair was held in August 1969?
- Happens every June.
- In what city was Woodstock held?
- Why is the Summer of 1967 called the Summer of Love?
- When is National Chocolate with Almonds Day celebrated?
- In what month was Gary Cole born?
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- Where did the Summer of Love happen?
- What is celebrated June 19?
- National _________ Day is celebrated on July 10.
- In what month are the smartest people born?
- Global __________ is causing California’s severe drought.
- Something celebrated during the Summer Soltice
- One of June’s birthstones
19 Clues: Happens every June. • Latin word for ‘summer’ • One of June’s birthstones • What is celebrated June 19? • In what city was Woodstock held? • In what month was Gary Cole born? • Where did the Summer of Love happen? • In what month are the smartest people born? • Season starts earlier and earlier each year. • Something celebrated during the Summer Soltice • ...
Do you remember... 2020-03-23
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- What Eric used as a pretend Grace on the waterslide
- Where we saw famous people in Las Vegas
- Treat kids made at Welk Resort
- Who gives out rabbit candy so kids won't be scared of her?
- Best dog ever
- Family recipe
- Where Uncle Keiji lived
- What Robbyn choked on in the car as a kid
- Food eaten poolside in Mexico
- What grandpa and the kids made on July 4th
- Game Amelia, Christopher & Colin used to play
- "Type" of music Grammy likes to listen to
- Says Fa la la la la
- Person that Christopher was concerned had joined our vacation
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- Whose wedding we all attended
- What grandpa and the kids dove for in Las Vegas
- Auntie Sakiko's nickname
- What Amelia did at the lagoon
- What kids ordered through room service in Mexico
- Where we had dessert the last time we saw you
- Show the kids saw at the San Jose SAP Center
- Name of our Disney cruise ship
- The song the kids danced to at Grammy's house
- What Robbyn tried to grab with her teeth
- City where Amelia was allowed to run with scissors
- Where kids took a photo with their sunglasses on
- Chinese phrase Eric would say if he ate peanuts
- Character Christopher and Amelia took a photo with in Tahoe
28 Clues: Best dog ever • Family recipe • Says Fa la la la la • Where Uncle Keiji lived • Auntie Sakiko's nickname • Whose wedding we all attended • What Amelia did at the lagoon • Food eaten poolside in Mexico • Treat kids made at Welk Resort • Name of our Disney cruise ship • Where we saw famous people in Las Vegas • What Robbyn tried to grab with her teeth • ...
May Crossword 2024-05-16
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- Hawaiian beach party
- Spring sniffles. Pollen and Ragweed are our enemies
- sport Zendaya plays in her new movie “Challengers”
- All you need is glue, food coloring, and activator
- Need to study ahead for these
- The first American Formula One race won by Lando Norris
- Add some granola and it’s the perfect fruity snack
- April ____ bring May flowers
- A game involving 8 balls; a place to splash in the summertime
- Timothee Chalamet’s latest sci-fi blockbuster
- practice that connects the body, breath, and mind
- stilettos, open-toe, Cuban, platform
- Ben and Jerry's, Jeni’s, Baskin Robbins, etc.
- Playing this you hope to land on Park Place
- 26.2 miles of dread
- Usually involves making smores, a guitar, and good company
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- Olaf’s favorite season
- Charlotte's own PGA golf tournament
- A salad hated by dentists
- Go well with Queso and Guac
- Crazy hats and crazy bets crazy horses
- Honey-making garden visitors
- Celebrating this series on May 4
- Fashion even occurring the first Monday in every May
- The name of a Charlotte boulevard; Also celebrated on July 4th
- The Heated boss of Food Network
- Give your mom these on mothers day
- Men's March Madness winners
- Calling all Juniors and Seniors for fun and dancing
- Luigi's partner in crime
- Travel here for the 2024 Summer Olympics
31 Clues: 26.2 miles of dread • Hawaiian beach party • Olaf’s favorite season • Luigi's partner in crime • A salad hated by dentists • Go well with Queso and Guac • Men's March Madness winners • Honey-making garden visitors • April ____ bring May flowers • Need to study ahead for these • The Heated boss of Food Network • Celebrating this series on May 4 • Give your mom these on mothers day • ...
May Crossword 2024-05-16
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- Hawaiian beach party
- Spring sniffles. Pollen and Ragweed are our enemies
- sport Zendaya plays in her new movie “Challengers”
- All you need is glue, food coloring, and activator
- Need to study ahead for these
- The first American Formula One race won by Lando Norris
- Add some granola and it’s the perfect fruity snack
- April ____ bring May flowers
- A game involving 8 balls; a place to splash in the summertime
- Timothee Chalamet’s latest sci-fi blockbuster
- practice that connects the body, breath, and mind
- stilettos, open-toe, Cuban, platform
- Ben and Jerry's, Jeni’s, Baskin Robbins, etc.
- Playing this you hope to land on Park Place
- 26.2 miles of dread
- Usually involves making smores, a guitar, and good company
Down
- Olaf’s favorite season
- Charlotte's own PGA golf tournament
- A salad hated by dentists
- Go well with Queso and Guac
- Crazy hats and crazy bets crazy horses
- Honey-making garden visitors
- Celebrating this series on May 4
- Fashion even occurring the first Monday in every May
- The name of a Charlotte boulevard; Also celebrated on July 4th
- The Heated boss of Food Network
- Give your mom these on mothers day
- Men's March Madness winners
- Calling all Juniors and Seniors for fun and dancing
- Luigi's partner in crime
- Travel here for the 2024 Summer Olympics
31 Clues: 26.2 miles of dread • Hawaiian beach party • Olaf’s favorite season • Luigi's partner in crime • A salad hated by dentists • Go well with Queso and Guac • Men's March Madness winners • Honey-making garden visitors • April ____ bring May flowers • Need to study ahead for these • The Heated boss of Food Network • Celebrating this series on May 4 • Give your mom these on mothers day • ...
Knowledge 2013-12-08
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- Capital of Norway
- Capital of Sweden
- 3rd largest country
- 8th planet
- Painter of the Mona Lisa
- Capital of Finland
- What animal does wool come from?
- Capital of Germany
- Capital of Turkey
- #4 Most populous country
- Capital of Hungary
- 2nd largest ocean
- Chemical symbol Fe
- Capital of Thailand
- Capital of Spain
- 1st planet
- 2nd largest country
- 2nd plant
- Capital of Vietnam
- How many reindeer does Santa have?
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- 4th largest country
- 3rd planet
- Chemical symbol O
- Chemical symbol Au
- Capital of Denmark
- 5th largest country
- What animal does leather come from?
- #2 Most populous country
- USA President
- Capital of Canada
- Capital of Australia
- Chemical symbol H
- 5th planet
- 6th planet
- 4th planet
- Chemical symbol Ag
- 1st largest ocean
- Capital of Indonesia
- Capital of Greece
- Capital of Philippines
- 1st largest country
- 7th planet
42 Clues: 2nd plant • 3rd planet • 8th planet • 5th planet • 6th planet • 4th planet • 1st planet • 7th planet • USA President • Capital of Spain • Capital of Norway • Chemical symbol O • Capital of Sweden • Capital of Canada • Chemical symbol H • Capital of Turkey • 1st largest ocean • 2nd largest ocean • Capital of Greece • Chemical symbol Au • Capital of Denmark • Capital of Finland • Capital of Germany • ...
crosswords makeup test 2025-06-23
Fourth of July 2024-06-24
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- The seventh month of the year
- Colorful, bright and loud explosions in the sky caused to entertain people
- The hottest season of the year
- The month before September
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- Things you wear to protect your eyes
- Eating outside
- Where the sand meets the water
- Somewhere where you go swimming
- A cool summer treat
- feeling extremely warm
10 Clues: Eating outside • A cool summer treat • feeling extremely warm • The month before September • The seventh month of the year • Where the sand meets the water • The hottest season of the year • Somewhere where you go swimming • Things you wear to protect your eyes • Colorful, bright and loud explosions in the sky caused to entertain people
Fourth of July 2024-07-02
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- Eating outside on a blanket.
- Red, white, and blue with stars.
- Colorful bursts in the sky at night.
- Cooking outside on a grill.
- A party or event to mark a special day.
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- Freedom from another country.
- People marching with music and flags.
- Stories about events from long ago.
- Feeling proud of your country.
- The month when Independence Day is celebrated.
10 Clues: Cooking outside on a grill. • Eating outside on a blanket. • Freedom from another country. • Feeling proud of your country. • Red, white, and blue with stars. • Stories about events from long ago. • Colorful bursts in the sky at night. • People marching with music and flags. • A party or event to mark a special day. • The month when Independence Day is celebrated.
MONTHS, and SEASONS 2025-09-11
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- September, October and November are in this season.
- June, July and August are in this season.
- March is the __ month of the year.
- Independence day is in this month.
- January is the __ month of the year.
- Easter is celebrated in this month.
- Valentine's Day is in this month.
- December, January and February are in this season..
- St. Patrick's Day is in this month
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- April is the __ month of the year.
- This month has the longest name.
- This is the month after July.
- This is the fifth month.
- June is the ___ month of the year.
- This is the last month of the year.
- March, April and May are in this season.
16 Clues: This is the fifth month. • This is the month after July. • This month has the longest name. • Valentine's Day is in this month. • April is the __ month of the year. • June is the ___ month of the year. • March is the __ month of the year. • Independence day is in this month. • St. Patrick's Day is in this month • This is the last month of the year. • ...
Hot Shots birthdays 2022-12-16
15 Clues: July 7th • May 20th • July 21st • July 17th • April 23rd • August 1st • March 24th • October 16th • January 13th • February 7th • December 31st • November 24th • December 19th • February 23rd • November 13th
Dane & Sage Sip and Solve 2024-07-22
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- Favorite pizza place
- Sage occupation
- Name of boat
- Years together
- What sport Dane played
- Dane middle name
- Dane favorite beer
- How they met
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- What they collect
- First apartment
- Carl's nickname
- Dane bday month
- Name of cat
- Sage birth state
- Favorite ski mountain
- July Tradition
- How old is The Port Hole
- First date location
- Where Dane proposed
- First house
- Another country Dane has lived in
- Sage middle name
22 Clues: Name of cat • First house • Name of boat • How they met • July Tradition • Years together • First apartment • Carl's nickname • Dane bday month • Sage occupation • Sage birth state • Dane middle name • Sage middle name • What they collect • Dane favorite beer • First date location • Where Dane proposed • Favorite pizza place • Favorite ski mountain • What sport Dane played • How old is The Port Hole • ...
Verbos Irregular Presentes 2025-09-10
Veress Crossword 2016-12-24
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- July 13, 2013
- September 21, 2014
- September 28, 1981
- November 27, 2015
- October 22, 1995
- May 6, 1977
- June 25, 1980
- July 7, 2000
- March 19, 1983
- February 29, 1976
- November 9, 1957
- July 20, 1959
- January 6, 2013
- July 21, 1997
- October 16, 2010
- August 3, 1995
- June 1, 1991
- November 18, 1973
- August 2, 1919
- December 8, 1987
- August 19, 1949
- July 2, 1981
- February 21, 1945
- May 24, 1967
- June 5, 2016
- January 2, 1981
- April 3, 1987
- August 25, 1937
- November 2, 1937
- December 9, 2014
- December 12, 1947
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- November 7, 1980
- August 30, 1976
- February 13, 1992
- November 25, 1976
- October 13, 2003
- June 19, 2015
- November 17, 1958
- January 19, 2014
- July 10, 1980
- August 27, 1947
- January 24, 1982
- February 5, 1973
- November 19, 2012
- July 4, 1990
- May 20, 1980
- April 29, 1960
- May 17, 1982
- October 15, 1978
- March 19, 1980
- January 21, 2011
- June 5, 1985
- August 14, 2015
- December 9, 1986
- June 24, 2002
- September 1, 1960
- August 25, 1997
- August 2, 1922
- April 28, 1988
- August 17, 1983
- April 6, 2013
- May 5, 1977
62 Clues: May 6, 1977 • May 5, 1977 • July 7, 2000 • July 4, 1990 • May 20, 1980 • May 17, 1982 • June 1, 1991 • June 5, 1985 • July 2, 1981 • May 24, 1967 • June 5, 2016 • July 13, 2013 • June 19, 2015 • June 25, 1980 • July 10, 1980 • July 20, 1959 • July 21, 1997 • June 24, 2002 • April 6, 2013 • April 3, 1987 • March 19, 1983 • April 29, 1960 • August 3, 1995 • March 19, 1980 • August 2, 1919 • August 2, 1922 • April 28, 1988 • ...
The First Half 2023-06-07
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- Who won the shooting contest on Thanksgiving?
- “She’s a _____!”
- The kind of cheese I ate that was moldy
- The brand of beer we brought to Wayne’s 4th of July party
- Your favorite flower
- My favorite flower
- The first time you heard me sleep talk I said:
- Matching burns
- A shady spot where things got hot at the Bluffs
- The dish I made you when you had Covid
- The name of the beer you drank at the fair
- The chocolate bar we put on our tiny Christmas tree said:
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- The name of the first pub we stopped at on our night out
- Dad sitting at the firepit
- The song we sung on our first midnight McDonald’s run; hint: by the Foo Fighters
- The title of The Boys comic I made you read at the Bluffs
- What you waterboarded me with at the quarry
- The flavor of cheesecake I ordered at The Cheesecake Factory
- What did you have me accidentally wrap and gift Uncle for Christmas
- The first one of these I bought with you at Oak’s Farm
- The color you painted your nails for the first time
- The movie we were watching on Halloween when I broke my crown
- The shirt you let me keep after the quarry said:
- We went out on our six month anniversary to see:
- We did this at Oak’s Farm
- The restaurant we went to after the wedding
26 Clues: Matching burns • “She’s a _____!” • My favorite flower • Your favorite flower • We did this at Oak’s Farm • Dad sitting at the firepit • The dish I made you when you had Covid • The kind of cheese I ate that was moldy • The name of the beer you drank at the fair • What you waterboarded me with at the quarry • The restaurant we went to after the wedding • ...
May Crossword 2024-05-16
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- Hawaiian beach party
- Spring sniffles. Pollen and Ragweed are our enemies
- sport Zendaya plays in her new movie “Challengers”
- All you need is glue, food coloring, and activator
- Need to study ahead for these
- The first American Formula One race won by Lando Norris
- Add some granola and it’s the perfect fruity snack
- April ____ bring May flowers
- A game involving 8 balls; a place to splash in the summertime
- Timothee Chalamet’s latest sci-fi blockbuster
- practice that connects the body, breath, and mind
- stilettos, open-toe, Cuban, platform
- Ben and Jerry's, Jeni’s, Baskin Robbins, etc.
- Playing this you hope to land on Park Place
- 26.2 miles of dread
- Usually involves making smores, a guitar, and good company
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- Olaf’s favorite season
- Charlotte's own PGA golf tournament
- A salad hated by dentists
- Go well with Queso and Guac
- Crazy hats and crazy bets crazy horses
- Honey-making garden visitors
- Celebrating this series on May 4
- Fashion even occurring the first Monday in every May
- The name of a Charlotte boulevard; Also celebrated on July 4th
- The Heated boss of Food Network
- Give your mom these on mothers day
- Men's March Madness winners
- Calling all Juniors and Seniors for fun and dancing
- Luigi's partner in crime
- Travel here for the 2024 Summer Olympics
31 Clues: 26.2 miles of dread • Hawaiian beach party • Olaf’s favorite season • Luigi's partner in crime • A salad hated by dentists • Go well with Queso and Guac • Men's March Madness winners • Honey-making garden visitors • April ____ bring May flowers • Need to study ahead for these • The Heated boss of Food Network • Celebrating this series on May 4 • Give your mom these on mothers day • ...
Every Pink Ranger 2026-05-26
15 Clues: The original. • The 4th season. • Leads her team. • The 6th season. • The 5th season. • The 18th season. • The 13th season. • The 11th season. • The 20th season. • The 12th season. • The 16th season. • The 22nd season. • Turns into a cat. • Villain from 4th season. • The only pink ranger to ever become red.
Kon's summer crossword 2026-06-23
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- our summer is their winter
- June 25th 2026
- Days and summer vacation
- Biggest sporting event during the summer of 2026
- All-Star Game in July
- Grill day
- A classic campfire treat made of toasted marshmallow and chocolate between graham crackers.
- you stay cool inside with this
- You get this after a long day at the beach
- Longest day of the year
- msuerm
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- Firework holiday
- The quintessential juicy summer fruit
- Warmly glowing or tanned skin from sun exposure.
- Besides 408 Jay Street where does Au summer camp take place ”Monday through Thursday no rain”
- July weather
- _____ day “Last day of school at au”
- Signature summer smell
- I scream you scream we all scream for ________
- Every teen does at the beginning of summer vacation through the end of summer vacation
- Gus Month
- Location of the 2028 Summer Olympics
- AU July birthday
- Driving vacation with a playlist.
- Trip
- Dog____Of Summer
- Nice thing on a hot day
27 Clues: Trip • msuerm • Gus Month • Grill day • July weather • June 25th 2026 • Firework holiday • AU July birthday • Dog____Of Summer • All-Star Game in July • Signature summer smell • Nice thing on a hot day • Longest day of the year • Days and summer vacation • our summer is their winter • you stay cool inside with this • Driving vacation with a playlist. • _____ day “Last day of school at au” • ...
Ammon and Kenna 2023-03-11
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- The day of the month we were engaged
- The author of the first book we read
- How old I was when Aaron was born
- feet How tall I am
- My truck is a _____
- Where I hate being touched
- Where we spent our first night together
- What you ate on our last date
- The city we stay near on our honeymoon
- Sometimes I use your ___________
- Where we hiked with your family when you were pregnant
- The food you and Ammie inhaled on July 4th
- The book we just read
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- Where we hiked on fathers day when you were pregnant
- My marathon time at St George
- The race we all ran in May last year
- Where I was working while we courted
- The name of the house we saw on our honeymoon
- The name of my last guitar
- My favorite running shoe brand
- Where we went to dinner for our last anniversary
- Where we ate before going to Gentri last year
- The game I always win
- The theme of the hotel where we spent our first anniversary
- The day of the week Aaron was born
- My shoe size
- The city we flew over in a helicopter
- The game you sometimes win
- The brand of clothes I got you for Christmas
- The name of the first song I wrote you
- The song we sang in our cabin in Montana
31 Clues: My shoe size • feet How tall I am • My truck is a _____ • The game I always win • The book we just read • The name of my last guitar • Where I hate being touched • The game you sometimes win • My marathon time at St George • What you ate on our last date • My favorite running shoe brand • Sometimes I use your ___________ • How old I was when Aaron was born • ...
Kathy's 60th Birthday Crossword 2026-03-10
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- Kathy would grab this first if there was a fire (no space between words)
- Kathy used to take trips with her kids in this!
- Kathy is very flexible because of this (no space between words)
- Number of the largest family of cousins Kathy has
- Kathy's favorite place to take walks (no space between the words)
- Kathy's first concert (no space between the words)
- Up-North with the family
- Biermann's first US residence
- Kathy's College
- Kathy's mom's name
- Kathy's company (no space between the words)
- First word of Kathy's sorority in college
- Kathy's cousin is in a band
- Kathy used to put these in her hair every morning
- Kathy lights these every night
- Kathy's dad's name
- Kathy's Maverick is what edition? (no space between the words)
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- Kathy's longest place of work
- Kathy's favorite tea
- Pitched a no-hitter on her birthday in college
- Name of the Lake the McNeil's would go to every 4th of July
- Kathy's favorite flower
- Kathy's favorite daughter
- Kathy's first dog
- Kathy's hometown
- Kathy has ridden (and technically owns) one of these
- Kathy's favorite son
- Kathy's mother's maiden name
- Kathy's high school mascot
- Kathy's favorite hobby
- How many siblings Kathy has
- Kathy's Master's University
- Place where Kathy found her zen!
- Adrian's theater
- She did this twice!
- Street where the McNeil's lived
- Kathy's oldest friend
37 Clues: Kathy's College • Kathy's hometown • Adrian's theater • Kathy's first dog • Kathy's mom's name • Kathy's dad's name • She did this twice! • Kathy's favorite tea • Kathy's favorite son • Kathy's oldest friend • Kathy's favorite hobby • Kathy's favorite flower • Up-North with the family • Kathy's favorite daughter • Kathy's high school mascot • How many siblings Kathy has • ...
repaso 2022-08-31
15 Clues: hi • july • boys • girls • augest • sir, mr • october • january • goodbye • ms or mrs • september • de julio, july 1st • banos, the bathroom • soy una hombre, i am a man. • de catorce, 14th of feburary
Srta. Lockwood 2025-05-20
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- Srta. L is ______
- Srta. L has a _____ sense of humor
- Srta. L has a _________ soul
- Srta. L's class if full of ____
- Srta. L's favorite chocolate candy
- Srta. L's eye color is _____
- Srta. L believes the best way to learn is to ____
- Srta. L has 100 pairs of _____
- Srta. L wishes for world _____ at 11:11 everyday
- Srta. L loves her ________
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- Srta. L recommends you eat these to hydrate
- The best 4th grade class is ________
- Srta. L can _____ her class because they show P.R.I.D.E.
- Srta. L's favorite fruity candy
- By 4th grade, everyone should be able to read one ____ a week
- Some Locowoods learned how to ____ with two needles and a ball of yarn.
- Locowoods _______ each other
- Srta. L is the ____
18 Clues: Srta. L is ______ • Srta. L is the ____ • Srta. L loves her ________ • Srta. L has a _________ soul • Srta. L's eye color is _____ • Locowoods _______ each other • Srta. L has 100 pairs of _____ • Srta. L's favorite fruity candy • Srta. L's class if full of ____ • Srta. L has a _____ sense of humor • Srta. L's favorite chocolate candy • The best 4th grade class is ________ • ...
repaso 2022-08-31
15 Clues: hi • july • boys • girls • augest • sir, mr • october • january • goodbye • ms or mrs • september • de julio, july 1st • banos, the bathroom • soy una hombre, i am a man. • de catorce, 14th of feburary
4th of June Crossnumber 2016-06-12
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- the first three digits of pi when written in base 8
- the ultimate answer to life, the universe, and everything
- 12th Fibonacci number (the first two being 1 and 1) divided by the 12th square number plus the 12th triangle number = A
- a Mersenne prime = B
- the number of 8-digit palindromic numbers plus the cardinality of the power set of {1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10}
- has exactly 3 factors
- [e^2+e+1]!
- Z^4+2Z, where Z = 5cos(arctan(4/3))
- B - A^2
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- 44 x 33 x 22 x 11
- a taxicab number
- the number of unique anagrams of the word 'Etonian'
- the sum of two different fifth powers
- the sum of all positive factors less than this number
- a seventh power = D
- C + D
- the sum of the solutions to the equation: '11x^5-135795x^4+22x^3-19x^2+1447890x-7 = 0' = C
17 Clues: C + D • B - A^2 • [e^2+e+1]! • a taxicab number • 44 x 33 x 22 x 11 • a seventh power = D • a Mersenne prime = B • has exactly 3 factors • Z^4+2Z, where Z = 5cos(arctan(4/3)) • the sum of two different fifth powers • the first three digits of pi when written in base 8 • the number of unique anagrams of the word 'Etonian' • the sum of all positive factors less than this number • ...
FSC - Fourth of July 2022-06-30
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- Red, ______ and Blue
- Where did the USA declare independence from
- My ______ Tis of thee
- ______ of the Brave
- Has the Stars and Stripes on it
- ______we stand
- An was an American upholsterer who was credited by her relatives in 1870 with making the first U.S. flag
- Let ______ Ring
- ______ of the Free
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- The number of original states
- Where the Second Continental Congress met in 1776
- Give me ______ or give me death
- The day the Continental Congress voted in favor of declaring independence from Great Britain.
- Don't _______ on me
- The bell that became famous after an 1847 short story claimed that an aged bellringer rang it on July 4, 1776, upon hearing of the Second Continental Congress's vote for independence.
15 Clues: ______we stand • Let ______ Ring • ______ of the Free • Don't _______ on me • ______ of the Brave • Red, ______ and Blue • My ______ Tis of thee • The number of original states • Give me ______ or give me death • Has the Stars and Stripes on it • Where did the USA declare independence from • Where the Second Continental Congress met in 1776 • ...
Arseny 02nd of July 2021-07-02
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- - запирать, замок
- board - табло информации о вылете
- luggage - ручная кладь
- flight - прямой рейс ( без пересадок)
- - возвращение (денег); возмещение (расходов, убытков); компенсация
- - память
- flight - стыковочный рейс
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- - перчатки
- - сиденье, место (напр. в кинозале)
- - библиотека
- - напоминать
- - выход на посадку
- - колесо, руль
- - скатерть
- - подушка для сна
15 Clues: - память • - перчатки • - скатерть • - библиотека • - напоминать • - колесо, руль • - запирать, замок • - подушка для сна • - выход на посадку • luggage - ручная кладь • flight - стыковочный рейс • board - табло информации о вылете • - сиденье, место (напр. в кинозале) • flight - прямой рейс ( без пересадок) • - возвращение (денег); возмещение (расходов, убытков); компенсация
The Fourth of July 2024-06-20
Maple Hill Trivia 2024-01-23
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- Type of Bird on the OT wall
- Cold Character on the OT wall
- Wing where 3rd and 4th graders learn
- Wing where K and 1st graders learn
- Everyone is a _____ in OT!
- Mrs. D's favorite food
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- Wing Where 1st and 2nd graders learn
- Maple Hill Elem. Principle
- How many OT teachers are there?
- City where Maple Hill is located
- Wing where 4th and 5th graders learn
- Mr. Malloy's favorite subject in school
- Served for lunch of Tuesdays
- 10 Stars in your folder and you get a ______
- Served for lunch on Fridays
15 Clues: Mrs. D's favorite food • Maple Hill Elem. Principle • Everyone is a _____ in OT! • Type of Bird on the OT wall • Served for lunch on Fridays • Served for lunch of Tuesdays • Cold Character on the OT wall • How many OT teachers are there? • City where Maple Hill is located • Wing where K and 1st graders learn • Wing Where 1st and 2nd graders learn • ...
Adelaide Oval Crossword 2026-05-23
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- 8th Curator
- What Happened at the Oval in 1909
- 10th Curator
- 5th Curator
- 1st Curator
- 9th Curator
- 7th Curator
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- Albert Wright Used on the Pitch
- The Best Cricketer at the time
- The Adelaide Oval Fan Wiki
- The Teams playing each other on June 4th
- 6th Curator
- 2nd Curator
- 4th Curator
- 3rd Curator
- The Year the Pitch was stormed
16 Clues: 8th Curator • 6th Curator • 2nd Curator • 4th Curator • 3rd Curator • 5th Curator • 1st Curator • 9th Curator • 7th Curator • 10th Curator • The Adelaide Oval Fan Wiki • The Best Cricketer at the time • The Year the Pitch was stormed • Albert Wright Used on the Pitch • What Happened at the Oval in 1909 • The Teams playing each other on June 4th
Events Leading up to the Civil War 2023-05-10
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- It hurt the North’s ability to win votes and in elections
- Who wrote the famous 4th of July speech in
- California enters the union as a 100% free state.
- This state is above the agreed upon line and should have been a free state
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- This book made being anti-slavery a cool thing. It became popular to be against slavery.
- It brought the slave issue to violence
6 Clues: It brought the slave issue to violence • Who wrote the famous 4th of July speech in • California enters the union as a 100% free state. • It hurt the North’s ability to win votes and in elections • This state is above the agreed upon line and should have been a free state • This book made being anti-slavery a cool thing. It became popular to be against slavery.
These Historic things happened in July 2020-07-06
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- July 7, 1940, this Beatles member was born.
- July 8, 2011 the Space Shuttle ________ launched for the last time.
- on July 6th, Nancy Reagan also our 40th ________ (2 words) was born.
- Louis Armstrong, American Jazz _________ died on July 6th 1971.
- July 7, 1985, Boris Becker becomes the youngest person to win _________.
- On July 10,1913, Death Valley experienced its hightest ________ in history at 134°F or 56.7°C!
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- On July 9, 1981 Donkey Kong was released for ______ game system
- July 8,1839 John D. Rockefeller was born, he was a Business man, Philanthropist and the founder of the __________ (2 words) company.
- July 7, 1947, This UFO sighting made history.
- In July 1962, Andy Warhol designed this iconic soup can.
10 Clues: July 7, 1940, this Beatles member was born. • July 7, 1947, This UFO sighting made history. • In July 1962, Andy Warhol designed this iconic soup can. • On July 9, 1981 Donkey Kong was released for ______ game system • Louis Armstrong, American Jazz _________ died on July 6th 1971. • July 8, 2011 the Space Shuttle ________ launched for the last time. • ...
Months of The Year 2018-02-28
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- The month before April.
- The fifth month of the year.
- The month before December.
- The month after July.
- The month after January.
- The ninth month of the year.
- The seventh month of the year.
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- The month after September.
- The first month of the year.
- The month before July.
- The last month of the year.
- The fourth month of the year.
12 Clues: The month after July. • The month before July. • The month before April. • The month after January. • The month after September. • The month before December. • The last month of the year. • The first month of the year. • The fifth month of the year. • The ninth month of the year. • The fourth month of the year. • The seventh month of the year.
Prepositions of Time & Place 2026-05-12
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- used for days and dates (e.g., ___ Monday, ___ July 4th)
- meaning "at the back of" (e.g., ___ the house, ___ the door)
- meaning "inside a limit of time or distance" (e.g., ___ two hours, ___ 10 km)
- used for months, years, and centuries (e.g., ___ April)
- meaning "surrounded by" (e.g., ___ friends, ___ the trees)
- meaning "ahead of" (e.g., the car is ___ ___ ___ the building) [three words]
- showing movement to the inside of something (e.g., walk ___ the room)
- meaning "beside" (e.g., the library is ___ ___ the café) [two words]
- used to show a time or place in the middle of two points (e.g., ___ 3 and 4 pm)
- meaning "from one side to the other" (e.g., go ___ the tunnel, ___ the window)
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- meaning "opposite" (e.g., the bank is ___ ___ the post office) [two words]
- meaning "not later than" (e.g., ___ the deadline, ___ tomorrow morning)
- indicating the starting point in time or place (e.g., ___ Monday to Friday, ___ Paris to London)
- showing movement from the inside to the outside (e.g., get ___ ___ the car) [two words]
- meaning "below" (e.g., ___ the table, ___ the bridge)
- meaning "throughout the duration of" (e.g., ___ the movie, ___ the meeting)
- meaning "up to a certain point in time" (e.g., wait ___ 8 pm, stay ___ Friday)
- used for specific times (e.g., ___ 5 o'clock)
- meaning "lacking" or "not having" (e.g., ___ sugar, ___ help)
- used to indicate a duration or length of time (e.g., ___ three days, ___ two hours)
20 Clues: used for specific times (e.g., ___ 5 o'clock) • meaning "below" (e.g., ___ the table, ___ the bridge) • used for months, years, and centuries (e.g., ___ April) • used for days and dates (e.g., ___ Monday, ___ July 4th) • meaning "surrounded by" (e.g., ___ friends, ___ the trees) • meaning "at the back of" (e.g., ___ the house, ___ the door) • ...
Months of the Year 2023-07-26
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- The first month of the year
- Abbreviation: Apr
- July, August, ______
- This month has 28 days and 29 days in a leap year
- Christmas month
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- The seventh month of the year
- Independence Day in Malaysia
- September, October, _____
- May, _____, July
- Halloween month
- January, February, _____
- This month usually has warm weather
12 Clues: Halloween month • Christmas month • May, _____, July • Abbreviation: Apr • July, August, ______ • January, February, _____ • September, October, _____ • The first month of the year • Independence Day in Malaysia • The seventh month of the year • This month usually has warm weather • This month has 28 days and 29 days in a leap year
Holidays 2025-05-25
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- First month of the year.
- Anonymous love note sender.
- Entry point for Santa.
- Colorful chewy candy.
- Explosive lights for New Year’s Eve.
- Circular door decoration.
- Card expressing love.
- Twinkling outdoor decorations.
- Halloween animal that brings superstition.
- Witch’s preferred vehicle.
- Round projectile in winter battles.
- Shiny string-like tree decoration.
- Bony Halloween decoration.
- Baby with a bow and arrow.
- Sweet reward on Halloween.
- Noisy red-white-and-blue boomstick.
- A promise for self-improvement.
- Mischievous Irish fairy.
- Squeeze that shows love.
- What July 4th is all about.
- Spring holiday celebrating rebirth.
- Settler at the first Thanksgiving.
- Color of St. Patrick’s Day.
- Month of fasting for Muslims.
- January 1st celebration.
- Game for finding Easter eggs.
- Secret affection.
- Tradition in Times Square.
- Friendly or spooky spirit.
- Undead creature.
- Month of love.
- Affectionate gesture.
- Famous NYC New Year’s location.
- Sweet treat in many Easter baskets.
- Hung by the fireplace for goodies.
- Decorative greenery often strung on mantels.
- Fanged, blood-sucking creature.
- Large celebratory meal.
- Final seconds before midnight.
- Fluffy yellow baby bird.
- Singers who spread holiday cheer.
- Season of falling leaves.
- Daily practice during Ramadan daylight hours.
- Spooky attraction.
- Toasting drink at midnight.
- Main dish for Thanksgiving.
- Decorate the Christmas tree.
- Side dish baked inside or out.
- Large orange Halloween symbol.
- Evergreen decorated for the holiday.
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- St. Patrick’s Day month.
- Hops and delivers eggs.
- What gifts are covered in.
- Celebration of African heritage and unity.
- Classic summer cookout meal.
- Classic Valentine’s bouquet.
- Season of blooms and Easter.
- Horn of plenty symbol.
- Gathering of autumn crops.
- Warm drink with marshmallows.
- Howling Halloween monster.
- Potato pancakes eaten during Hanukkah.
- Where Santa enters on Christmas Eve.
- Bubbling witch’s pot.
- Striped peppermint treat.
- Phrase said while asking for candy.
- Treasure at the end of the rainbow.
- Marching event on Thanksgiving morning.
- Wears black and flies on a broom.
- Celebrated on the 4th of July.
- Worn for trick-or-treating.
- Santa’s vehicle.
- Spinning top used in a Hanukkah game.
- Handwritten message from the heart.
- Cupid’s love-tipped weapon.
- Kiss beneath this holiday greenery.
- Tart red holiday fruit.
- Found under a rainbow.
- Shape of love.
- Poured over turkey and potatoes.
- Candelabra lit during Hanukkah.
- Holiday of gratitude and feasting.
- Unique icy winter design.
- Leads to a pot of gold.
- Soft colors of spring.
- Magical snowman with a top hat.
- Jewish Festival of Lights.
- Holds Easter goodies.
- Colorful paper tossed at parties.
- Dyed and hidden on Easter.
- Santa’s tiny toy-making helper.
- Sweet gift for your sweetheart.
- Creamy holiday drink.
- Jolly man in red who delivers gifts.
- Green leaf for luck.
- Four-leaf symbol of luck.
- Animal that pulls Santa’s sleigh.
- When the new year begins.
- Patriotic symbol flown on holidays.
- Word often associated with green.
- Spooky October holiday.
- Worn during a New Year’s bash.
- Cookie often shaped like people or houses.
- Month of Thanksgiving.
- Handheld fireworks.
- Frosty winter figure with a carrot nose.
- Folded message of affection.
107 Clues: Shape of love. • Month of love. • Santa’s vehicle. • Undead creature. • Secret affection. • Spooky attraction. • Handheld fireworks. • Green leaf for luck. • Colorful chewy candy. • Card expressing love. • Bubbling witch’s pot. • Holds Easter goodies. • Affectionate gesture. • Creamy holiday drink. • Horn of plenty symbol. • Entry point for Santa. • Found under a rainbow. • Soft colors of spring. • ...
Kids 2024-01-14
Ms. Kelly's Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-17
10 Clues: Principal • Moral of the story • When is school out • Name of your school • Who teaches writing • Your reading teacher • First 4th grade math teacher • The neighbor across the hall • What 4th grade event is coming up • Charachter in A book we are reading
ASL 2 Fall Final Review 2024-12-06
25 Clues: Few • July • Ugly • Wood • June • Fake • Real • Month • Noisy • Minute • Forbid • Laptop • PickUp • Autumn • Happen • Already • Strange • Measure • Someone • Already • Friendly • November • Stubborn • November • Afternoon
12 Principles 2022-07-16
23 Clues: may • life • june • love • will • july • march • faith • april • order • power • wisdom • august • october • december • strength • november • february • september • enthusiasm • imagination • elimination • understanding
Crossword Puzzle (J.S. IV) 2021-11-15
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- The battle of when Georgia's first city and capital was taken over by the British
- This man led several attacks in the Revoloutionary war and he has a county named after him
- This document separated the colonies from the british on July 4th 1776
- This was the most important battle in the American Revoloution, it boosted the morale of the patriots which helped them in the war
- This man was one of georgia's few de legates that went to the constitutional convention
- These men were with the British and did not want independence
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- This document is the supreme law of the U.S., a weaker version was the Articles of Confederation
- He created the UGA
- This man was the one that put several taxes on colonists to help pay for the war debt
- These men were against the British and they wanted Independence
10 Clues: He created the UGA • These men were with the British and did not want independence • These men were against the British and they wanted Independence • This document separated the colonies from the british on July 4th 1776 • The battle of when Georgia's first city and capital was taken over by the British • ...
1st Conjugation Verbs 2024-02-21
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- to delight, please
- to blame
- to hide
- to give (3rd pp)
- to help (4th pp)
- to set free
- to judge, consider
- to adore
- to change
- to love, like
- to swim
- to create
- to sail
- to work
- to plow
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- to walk
- to doubt
- to address
- to accuse
- to wash (4th pp)
- to praise
- to err, wander
- to wait for, expect
- to show, point out
- to live in, dwell
- to shout
- to explore
- to tell
28 Clues: to walk • to hide • to swim • to sail • to work • to tell • to plow • to doubt • to blame • to adore • to shout • to accuse • to praise • to change • to create • to address • to explore • to set free • to love, like • to err, wander • to wash (4th pp) • to give (3rd pp) • to help (4th pp) • to live in, dwell • to delight, please • to judge, consider • to show, point out • to wait for, expect
Revolutionary Writers 2021-09-29
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- Wrote the Declaration of Independence.
- Wrote letters to John Adams asking for women's suffrage rights.
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- Helped write the Declaration of Independence and died on July 4th.
- Wrote "Common Sense", a pamphlet that gave people knowledge of independence. He wrote several documents and essays that convinced people to fight for their independence.
- A woman writer and poet who shared her views and advised politicians.
5 Clues: Wrote the Declaration of Independence. • Wrote letters to John Adams asking for women's suffrage rights. • Helped write the Declaration of Independence and died on July 4th. • A woman writer and poet who shared her views and advised politicians. • ...
Our Family 2024-03-30
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- Tyler's baby
- 3rd great grand
- Russ's 2nd child
- Tyler's wife
- Mike's 1 st child
- Jared's wife
- Debs husband
- My husband
- 3rd grandchild
- 4th great grand
- 5th grandchild
- Russ's 2nd child
- Bobby's wife
- Bob's 2nd child
- Bob's 1st child
- 1st great grand
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- 2nd great grand
- 3rd child
- Stacy's husband
- Last grandchild
- First grandchild
- 4th grandchild
- Tyler's 1st child
- Mike's wife
- first child
- 2nd child
- Charles wife
- 2nd grandchild
- Great grandmother
- Lisa's child
- Mike's 2nd child
31 Clues: 3rd child • 2nd child • My husband • Mike's wife • first child • Tyler's baby • Tyler's wife • Jared's wife • Debs husband • Charles wife • Lisa's child • Bobby's wife • 4th grandchild • 3rd grandchild • 2nd grandchild • 5th grandchild • 2nd great grand • Stacy's husband • Last grandchild • 3rd great grand • 4th great grand • Bob's 2nd child • Bob's 1st child • 1st great grand • First grandchild • Russ's 2nd child • ...
Pizza and Puzzles 2026-03-02
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- 7th floor house name
- 8th floor RA
- 6th floor house name
- 5th floor house name
- 6th floor RA
- 1st floor house name
- The custodian's name who starts with "M"
- 5th floor RA
- 4th floor house name
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- 2nd floor RA
- 3rd floor house name
- 2nd floor house name
- 8th floor house name
- The custodian's name who starts with "L"
- 4th floor RA
- 9th floor RA
- 7th floor RA
- 1st floor RA
- 3rd floor RA
- 9th floor house name
20 Clues: 2nd floor RA • 4th floor RA • 9th floor RA • 8th floor RA • 7th floor RA • 1st floor RA • 6th floor RA • 3rd floor RA • 5th floor RA • 3rd floor house name • 7th floor house name • 2nd floor house name • 8th floor house name • 6th floor house name • 5th floor house name • 1st floor house name • 9th floor house name • 4th floor house name • The custodian's name who starts with "L" • ...
Hot Shots birthdays 2022-12-16
15 Clues: May 20th • July 7th • July 21st • July 17th • August 1st • April 23rd • March 24th • October 16th • January 13th • February 7th • December 31st • November 24th • February 23rd • November 13th • December 19th
All about LJ 2018-07-08
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- How many ipods/iphones LJ has "lost"
- LJ's favorite thing in her room
- LJ's Language Structures teacher in 2017
- The cabin that LJ was in at Camp Half-Blood
- Island LJ's family traveled to in summer 2017
- LJ's favorite Japanese food
- Type of booze LJ's mom puts in her banana bread
- LJ's (living) grandma
- LJ's history teacher in 2017
- Type of bread that LJ's mom likes to make
- LJ's sister's middle name
- What LJ's mom makes her take every night
- Color of the bottom half of LJ's room
- LJ's favorite game
- Where LJ went over 4th of July
- LJ's rug
- LJ, Sage and Mommy's hair
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- How many pillows LJ has on her bed at home
- LJ's aunt and Gary's sister
- LJ's hand-me-down laptop
- LJ's sister's math tutor (and briefly LJ's)
- What LJ might need next year
- LJ's middle name
- LJ's favorite restaurant game
- LJ's favorite summer song from 2017
- Card game that LJ plays with her sister
- LJ's favorite Chinese food
- LJ's sister's "best" friend
- LJ's favorite American food
- Dinosaur park featured in the movie LJ saw with her mom & sister this summer
- Instrument that LJ plays pretty well
- Who does LJ's laundry?
- Color of the top half of LJ's room
- One of LJ's favorite graphic novels
- LJ's new swim teacher
- LJ's grandpa
36 Clues: LJ's rug • LJ's grandpa • LJ's middle name • LJ's favorite game • LJ's (living) grandma • LJ's new swim teacher • Who does LJ's laundry? • LJ's hand-me-down laptop • LJ's sister's middle name • LJ, Sage and Mommy's hair • LJ's favorite Chinese food • LJ's aunt and Gary's sister • LJ's sister's "best" friend • LJ's favorite American food • LJ's favorite Japanese food • ...
American History 2025-08-07
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- What is the highest court in the United States?
- Who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean?
- The _ was signed in 1776 and declared America’s independence from Britain.
- The president lives in the _ House.
- What year did the United States land astronauts on the moon?
- What year was the first 4th of July?
- The Bill of _ lists the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
- Who led the underground railroad?
- The _ of Liberty is a famous symbol of freedom in New York.
- Who freed the slaves with the Emancipation Proclamation?
- The first President of the United States was _.
- The journey westward by settlers in covered wagons was called the _ Trail.
- The _ was a forced relocation of Native American nations?
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- This class is called?
- Who gave a speech that started with "I have a dream,"?
- Who is known for saying “Give me liberty, or give me death!”
- How many people wrote the Declaration of Independence?
- How many original colonies were there?
- Our current president is?
- What was the name of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to America?
- The _ was fought between the North and the South.
- Which document starts with “We the People”?
- She became famous for refusing to give up her bus seat.
- Which war was fought between the United States and Britain in the early 1800s?
- How many states are there now?
25 Clues: This class is called? • Our current president is? • How many states are there now? • Who led the underground railroad? • The president lives in the _ House. • What year was the first 4th of July? • How many original colonies were there? • Which document starts with “We the People”? • What is the highest court in the United States? • ...
1st Anniversary 2022-08-10
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- Imporant house priority
- Justification for big spending
- Scene of sexiest photoshoot
- Latin for "pine tree"
- Best way to not start a fire on the 4th of July in Flagstaff
- Our spiritual godmother
- The first truly was the worst (movie)
- The only place we ever need to shop
- "This is the most ______ thing I've ever seen"
- Humphrey's Peak treat
- first food
- The best month
- Highest-pitched known musical theatre song
- We want to say goodnight to him
- Your first biological child
- a poem, chant, or hymn sung and danced to honor the Greek god Dionysus
- Liz's trail name
- "I'm fixin' ta throw her in da river"
- Couples massage
- "The ___ is up!"
- "Wireeeeeeee me da moneyyyyy"
- "___to the left"
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- Contains similar ingredients to our relationship
- "_____, I hardly know her!"
- "Kindly, we do not _____"
- Sushi boat pairing
- Unknown second act
- Best way to pack a tent
- Doing Billy's dishes
- The never ending search for this in the morning
- (10 minute version)(Jake Gyllenhaal sucks version)
- A blizzard's best friend
- Proper phonetic pronunciation of NC capital
- Scientology's highest flyer
- Famous band, infamous relative
- Best haircut
- We both eat and make this
- The only fair word game
- The ever-competitive constant in our relationship
39 Clues: first food • Best haircut • The best month • Couples massage • Liz's trail name • "The ___ is up!" • "___to the left" • Sushi boat pairing • Unknown second act • Doing Billy's dishes • Latin for "pine tree" • Humphrey's Peak treat • Imporant house priority • Best way to pack a tent • Our spiritual godmother • The only fair word game • A blizzard's best friend • "Kindly, we do not _____" • ...
May Crossword 2024-05-16
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- Hawaiian beach party
- Spring sniffles. Pollen and Ragweed are our enemies
- sport Zendaya plays in her new movie “Challengers”
- All you need is glue, food coloring, and activator
- Need to study ahead for these
- The first American Formula One race won by Lando Norris
- Add some granola and it’s the perfect fruity snack
- April ____ bring May flowers
- A game involving 8 balls; a place to splash in the summertime
- Timothee Chalamet’s latest sci-fi blockbuster
- practice that connects the body, breath, and mind
- stilettos, open-toe, Cuban, platform
- Ben and Jerry's, Jeni’s, Baskin Robbins, etc.
- Playing this you hope to land on Park Place
- 26.2 miles of dread
- Usually involves making smores, a guitar, and good company
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- Olaf’s favorite season
- Charlotte's own PGA golf tournament
- A salad hated by dentists
- Go well with Queso and Guac
- Crazy hats and crazy bets crazy horses
- Honey-making garden visitors
- Celebrating this series on May 4
- Fashion even occurring the first Monday in every May
- The name of a Charlotte boulevard; Also celebrated on July 4th
- The Heated boss of Food Network
- Give your mom these on mothers day
- Men's March Madness winners
- Calling all Juniors and Seniors for fun and dancing
- Luigi's partner in crime
- Travel here for the 2024 Summer Olympics
31 Clues: 26.2 miles of dread • Hawaiian beach party • Olaf’s favorite season • Luigi's partner in crime • A salad hated by dentists • Go well with Queso and Guac • Men's March Madness winners • Honey-making garden visitors • April ____ bring May flowers • Need to study ahead for these • The Heated boss of Food Network • Celebrating this series on May 4 • Give your mom these on mothers day • ...
seasons 2023-09-06
23 Clues: hot • may • june • snow • cold • july • fall • sunny • march • windy • rainy • april • spring • summer • august • winter • seasons • ocyober • january • february • november • december • september
Work 2023-06-08
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- Community Center located at 3401 Jordan Rd
- All swimmers must wear appropriate swim attire: No cut offs, gym shorts or leotards. Board shorts with drawstrings are allowed.
- Come and learn how to play the fastest growing sport in the United States.
- Deputy Director of Operations
- An __ Calendar is located in the back page of the activity guide.
- The ___ Zone offers a variety of events, arts & crafts, games, and activities to make new friends.
- Deputy Director of Programs
- ATTACK Come join us and learn to make a variety of easy to make dishes, snacks and more!
- Community Center located at 2601 Lark Ave
- Move your feet and feel the rhythm!
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- The ___ Day Celebration is happening Tuesday, July 4th! Bring the whole family.
- Community Center located at 1921 N. 25th St
- The ___ In The Park event is free for everyone! Enjoy the best flicks under the night light.
- Your child will learn basic LEGO building techniques that will stimulate creativity and imagination.
- Pass, shoot, swing, kick, throw your way to being an all-around sports athlete!
- Classes are aimed at introducing the beginner player to a fun-filled court action set up that helps prepare the player for match play.
- The ___ Tournament is part of the Outdoor Recreation programming and it's happening on June 23rd.
- Parks & Recreation Director
18 Clues: Deputy Director of Programs • Parks & Recreation Director • Deputy Director of Operations • Move your feet and feel the rhythm! • Community Center located at 2601 Lark Ave • Community Center located at 3401 Jordan Rd • Community Center located at 1921 N. 25th St • An __ Calendar is located in the back page of the activity guide. • ...
Classical Music 2023-01-07
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- Xenakis' first piano concerto.
- Gustav Heinrich Ernst Martin Wilhelm _______
- Wagner was the dedicatee to his 3rd symphony
- What happened in Leo Ornstein's airplane?
- The American Wolfgang
- He was named after St. John of Nepomuk
- Georg Friedrich _________
- He wrote four pieces for a single note
- His 4th piano concerto was in C minor and had 2 movements
- Micropolyphony inventor
- A danish pharmacist that trained with Liszt
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- The Divine Bohemian
- A Mozart serenade, a Schoenberg sextet, and a Schubert Lied
- Schubert's fish
- He shares a name with a famous pianist, and his 2nd symphony shares a name with a famous Chopin etude.
- Schnittke composed 5, Shostakovich composed 10
- Brahms' final movement of his 4th symphony adapted Bach's _______
- Liszt's operatic transcriptions
- Composer of the infamous 60 etudes.
- Using the wood part of the bow on the strings (3,5)
- 555 sonatas
21 Clues: 555 sonatas • Schubert's fish • The Divine Bohemian • The American Wolfgang • Micropolyphony inventor • Georg Friedrich _________ • Xenakis' first piano concerto. • Liszt's operatic transcriptions • Composer of the infamous 60 etudes. • He was named after St. John of Nepomuk • He wrote four pieces for a single note • What happened in Leo Ornstein's airplane? • ...
TAQ v1i3 2024-06-14
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- Rachael has the most copies of this novel, the most popularized book from her favorite author
- Javi and Rachael's nephew, who celebrated his 4th birthday in June!
- The book series Rachael is currently reading through
- The department Javi worked in when he lived with his dad during the summers
- Author of "The Boneshaker", also the town for one of Rachael's sisters!
- Rachael's new coworker
- The steakhouse the Solmarises attended before attending the comedy show
- this insult comic and drag queen had a show in Anchorage that the Solmarises attended in April
- Rachael has a signed edition of this body positive collection of photographs by Leonard Nimoy, seen on page one of TAQ
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- Rachael has an entire shelf for her collection of novels from this author
- Seen on page one, this award is from one of the Solmaris' favorite comfort shows
- The title of the poem, written by Nicholle Laffer, that hangs as a print alongside Rachael's shawl
- Author of American Gods
- sweet and savory, Rachael and Javi enjoyed this Parisian fried dough at the Ren Fair
- the gaming system Javi enjoyed during his summers in Puerto Rico
- Enchanted _____ by Diana Wynn Jones
- this lego plant, seen on page two of TAQ, is one of Rachael's favorite block builds she has done
- where the Solmarises will be in July!
- the field of employment for Javi's father, at which he helped when he visited over the summers
19 Clues: Rachael's new coworker • Author of American Gods • Enchanted _____ by Diana Wynn Jones • where the Solmarises will be in July! • The book series Rachael is currently reading through • the gaming system Javi enjoyed during his summers in Puerto Rico • Javi and Rachael's nephew, who celebrated his 4th birthday in June! • ...
Crossword Puzzle (J.S. IV) 2021-11-15
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- The battle of when Georgia's first city and capital was taken over by the British
- This man led several attacks in the Revoloutionary war and he has a county named after him
- This document separated the colonies from the british on July 4th 1776
- This was the most important battle in the American Revoloution, it boosted the morale of the patriots which helped them in the war
- This man was one of georgia's few de legates that went to the constitutional convention
- These men were with the British and did not want independence
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- This document is the supreme law of the U.S., a weaker version was the Articles of Confederation
- He created the UGA
- This man was the one that put several taxes on colonists to help pay for the war debt
- These men were against the British and they wanted Independence
10 Clues: He created the UGA • These men were with the British and did not want independence • These men were against the British and they wanted Independence • This document separated the colonies from the british on July 4th 1776 • The battle of when Georgia's first city and capital was taken over by the British • ...
MONTHS, ORDINAL NUMBERS 2026-01-21
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- June, July and August are __ months.
- in summer, in winter, in 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 the __ month of the year.
- This is the last month of the year.
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- Easter is celebrated in March or ___.
- This month is four months before November.
- This is the third 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: This month has the longest name. • June is the __ month of the year. • 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 third month of the year. • January is the __ month of the year. • ...
July 2024 2024-06-19
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- A house sized iceberg is called a _________.
- Polly's last name in "The Ryans and the Pittmans" was ________.
- The back extension on first, second, and third generation saltbox houses.
- The nurse in Trinity from the 60s to the 80s.
- John Clinch performed the first ____ in North America in Trinity.
- There are ______ species of terns found in NL
- John _____, the nephew of Joseph White inherited his business.
- In Newfoundland July 1 is also ____ Day.
- _____ tenths of an iceberg is under water.
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- Trinity native Chris _____ is the Commanding Officer of5 CDSG Garrison St. John’s.
- The fishery pursued far out tosea is called the ____ fishery.
- A two year old harp seal.
- Patrick _____ was captain of the SS Lion when she sank.
- Johnny ____ wrote the NL folk song "The Trinity Cake".
- The surname of the original owner of Rocky's Place.
- The captain of the Marion Rogers lost off Trinity in 1938.
- The egg sack of the female cod is a delicacy called ____.
- The color of the masthead light on a vessel.
- He fished out of Harvey's Cove from the 1950s to the 1980s.
19 Clues: A two year old harp seal. • In Newfoundland July 1 is also ____ Day. • _____ tenths of an iceberg is under water. • A house sized iceberg is called a _________. • The color of the masthead light on a vessel. • The nurse in Trinity from the 60s to the 80s. • There are ______ species of terns found in NL • The surname of the original owner of Rocky's Place. • ...
July Crossword 2026-06-08
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- Calgary's NHL hockey team
- Outdoor western-style dance
- Sweet treat commonly sold at fairs
- Popular community breakfast during Stampede week
- Event where riders try to stay on a bucking horse
- Calgary's famous July celebration
- A person who rides horses and works cattle
- Large gathering of people for a special event
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- Vehicle used in famous Stampede races
- Musical instrument often heard in country music
- The province where Calgary is located
- Animal ridden by many cowboys
- Traditional cowboy headwear
- Protective barrier around an arena
- Person who entertains a crowd
- A young horse
- Musical style commonly heard during Stampede
- A cowboy competition featuring riding and roping events
- Western footwear often worn at Stampede
19 Clues: A young horse • Calgary's NHL hockey team • Traditional cowboy headwear • Outdoor western-style dance • Animal ridden by many cowboys • Person who entertains a crowd • Calgary's famous July celebration • Protective barrier around an arena • Sweet treat commonly sold at fairs • Vehicle used in famous Stampede races • The province where Calgary is located • ...
july 2013-07-29
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- national bird
- buzzlightyears enemy
- George Washington crossed it
- Youth employment _____ Program
- ___,white and blue
- king in England during revolutionary war
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- oldest member of the Jedi Council
- commander of U.S. during revolutionary war
- declaration of _____
- pointy piece on revolutionary rifles
- made first american flag
11 Clues: national bird • ___,white and blue • declaration of _____ • buzzlightyears enemy • made first american flag • George Washington crossed it • Youth employment _____ Program • oldest member of the Jedi Council • pointy piece on revolutionary rifles • king in England during revolutionary war • commander of U.S. during revolutionary war
Top 100 Birthdays 2026-07-03
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- April 27, 2009
- December 13, 2007
- September 7, 2022
- April 28, 2022
- March 17, 2007
- March 4, 2021
- July 7, 2022
- December 21, 2023
- November 13, 1987
- June 1, 2005
- November 27, 2022
- May 13, 1986
- September 5, 2007
- July 17, 2003
- December 4, 2013
- August 11, 2005
- January 31, 2007
- April 19, 1988
- November 11, 2017
- February 2, 2008
- June 26, 2017
- December 24, 1987
- February 7, 1985
- April 17, 2013
- September 25, 2013
- May 3, 1986
- August 5, 2024
- January 22, 2008
- February 19, 2005
- December 15, 2015
- February 12, 2015
- August 7, 1986
- September 10, 1986
- December 5, 2021
- November 27, 2015
- June 24, 1986
- October 14, 2015
- July 31, 2023
- January 6, 2008
- October 25, 2021
- November 17, 2013
- November 28, 2004
- July 31, 2005
- July 3, 2015
- January 12, 2017
- July 16, 2014
- February 6, 2024
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- March 10, 1988
- August 13, 2016
- September 18, 2014
- February 15, 2015
- August 2, 2006
- August 26, 2024
- December 1, 2006
- October 16, 2020
- November 20, 2016
- July 10, 2014
- May 28, 2006
- April 19, 2008
- January 17, 2005
- March 15, 2015
- September 10, 2006
- November 26, 2005
- October 27, 2007
- September 16, 2014
- April 12, 2017
- December 17, 1986
- April 9, 2017
- April 30, 2013
- February 28, 2024
- November 3, 1987
- May 26, 2007
- June 18, 2013
- September 11, 2016
- June 13, 2016
- September 17, 2008
- March 5, 2006
- June 14, 2006
- January 15, 1988
- October 19, 1986
- March 10, 2005
- August 19, 2003
- June 13, 2006
- May 25, 2020
- April 23, 2015
- February 5, 2016
- October 19, 2006
- May 15, 2015
- June 17, 1985
- April 25, 2020
- January 29, 2018
- February 11, 2007
- December 14, 2004
- April 16, 2016
- September 11, 2017
- July 22, 2006
- February 15, 2008
- July 15, 1986
- August 15, 2006
- July 6, 2009
100 Clues: May 3, 1986 • July 7, 2022 • May 28, 2006 • June 1, 2005 • May 13, 1986 • May 26, 2007 • May 25, 2020 • May 15, 2015 • July 3, 2015 • July 6, 2009 • March 4, 2021 • July 10, 2014 • July 17, 2003 • April 9, 2017 • June 26, 2017 • June 18, 2013 • June 13, 2016 • March 5, 2006 • June 14, 2006 • June 13, 2006 • June 24, 1986 • June 17, 1985 • July 31, 2023 • July 22, 2006 • July 31, 2005 • July 15, 1986 • July 16, 2014 • ...
July 2023 2023-08-31
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- Invented or meaningless language; nonsense
- A feeling of utter weariness and discontent resulting from satiety or lack of interest; boredom
- The use of many words where fewer would do, especially in a deliberate attempt to be vague or evasive
- A coalition of two people having joint authority or influence
- Other names include "Friar's lantern,"Will-o'-the'wisp," and "Jack-o'-lantern"
- (Southwestern United States) To pay or hand over; to shell out
- (Of a young bird other animal) Hatched or born helpless and requiring significant parental care
- Enthusiastic vigor and liveliness
- A digital icon or a sequence of keyboard symbols that serves to represent a facial expression
- Clever or skillful in using the hands or mind
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- A pithy observation that contains a general truth, such as "If it ain't broke, don't fix it"
- Leave abruptly
- A person who is fond of good eating, often indiscriminatingly and to excess
- To your health
- A proposal to resolve disputes and reconcile differences in order to advance peace, strengthen or establish unity, or foster solidarity
- Full of keen anticipation or excitement; eager
- Amazing goal
- (Medicine) A point after the crisis of a fever is past
- (Medicine) A brief loss of consciousness caused by inadequate blood flow to the brain; fainting
19 Clues: Amazing goal • Leave abruptly • To your health • Enthusiastic vigor and liveliness • Invented or meaningless language; nonsense • Clever or skillful in using the hands or mind • Full of keen anticipation or excitement; eager • (Medicine) A point after the crisis of a fever is past • A coalition of two people having joint authority or influence • ...
Spanish l - 4th Quarter Final 2022-05-18
Across
- something that seems impossible
- to assist
- where does spongebob live?
- a birthday ___
- there are ___ on the fourth of July
- an explanation
- a child's game
- opposite of over
- where does a dentist look?
- fail to remember
- a child's responsibilities
- what lives in the ocean?
- what farmers drive
Down
- used on the fourth of July
- a baby ___ their rattle
- where most grandparents live
- what everyone does in the morning
- how children act
- remain in the same place
- used to define a country
- unquestionable
21 Clues: to assist • a birthday ___ • an explanation • a child's game • unquestionable • how children act • opposite of over • fail to remember • what farmers drive • a baby ___ their rattle • remain in the same place • used to define a country • what lives in the ocean? • used on the fourth of July • where does spongebob live? • where does a dentist look? • a child's responsibilities • ...
Who's Birthday Is It? 2023-10-11
19 Clues: June 2, 2010 • July 16, 2010 • July 14, 2010 • July 17, 2009 • June 18, 2010 • April 21, 2010 • August 23, 2010 • August 14, 2010 • August 26, 2009 • January 4, 2010 • February 4, 2010 • December 9, 2009 • December 4, 2009 • December 27, 1996 • November 24, 2009 • September 1, 2010 • December 18, 2009 • November 21, 2009 • September 20, 2009
Kira & Calvin 2025-02-24
Across
- Groom’s favourite treat
- Location of their first date
- Best man's name
- Their dog's name
- Bride's favourite hobby
- Bride’s favourite food
- Bride’s profession
- Groom's eye color
- Bride’s favourite holiday
- Groom's favourite hobby
- Bride's eye color
- Day of their wedding
- Where the couple get engaged
Down
- Name of wedding venue
- Bride's middle name
- Groom’s favourite holiday
- Maid of honour's name
- Groom’s profession
- # of years couple has been together
- Day of their July proposal
- Couple's birth month
- The street they live on
- Bride's hometown
- Groom's hometown
- Bride's favourite cocktail
25 Clues: Best man's name • Their dog's name • Bride's hometown • Groom's hometown • Groom's eye color • Bride's eye color • Groom’s profession • Bride’s profession • Bride's middle name • Couple's birth month • Day of their wedding • Name of wedding venue • Maid of honour's name • Bride’s favourite food • Groom’s favourite treat • Bride's favourite hobby • The street they live on • Groom's favourite hobby • ...
