4th of july Crossword Puzzles
July 2025 2025-06-16
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- Ryall Head is located in the town of ______.
- A _____ is a 112 pound weight.
- ______ Hill is named after a horse.
- He first visited Trinity in 1579.
- The Trinity Old Benefit Club was established in nineteen thirty _____.
- The president of the Trinity Historical Society.
- The NL Regiment was wiped out at ______ on July 1st, 1916.
- The name of the rope at the bow of a boat used to tie it to a wharf.
- To make people immune to smallpox John Clinch infected them with ______.
- The point of land which marks the northern boundary of Trinity bight.
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- A punishment for women who committed crimes in the 1600s.
- Jacob Taverner came to Trinity in the late 1600s from the town of ______.
- An anchor made of wood and a large rock.
- The most easterly town in Trinity bight.
- In 1853 the first ______ opened in Trinity.
- _____ Head is located above the Devil's Rocks.
- The last person to fish out of Fisher's Cove.
- Which 1700s Trinity merchant could speak French.
- The surname of the last family to live in the museum.
19 Clues: A _____ is a 112 pound weight. • He first visited Trinity in 1579. • ______ Hill is named after a horse. • An anchor made of wood and a large rock. • The most easterly town in Trinity bight. • In 1853 the first ______ opened in Trinity. • Ryall Head is located in the town of ______. • The last person to fish out of Fisher's Cove. • ...
26th July 2022-07-26
MONTHS OF THE YEAR 2021-03-14
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- the month before July
- the month before December
- month number 3 of the year
- the first month of the year
- the month after June
- the 10th month of the year
- the month between March and May
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- the shortest month of the year
- the last month of the year
- the month after April
- the month after July
- the month between August and October
12 Clues: the month after July • the month after June • the month before July • the month after April • the month before December • the last month of the year • month number 3 of the year • the 10th month of the year • the first month of the year • the shortest month of the year • the month between March and May • the month between August and October
Assemble the answers 2022-04-05
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- could be public or private?
- Shabbat
- essential pollinator
- Octogenarian
- honour, mark
- golfers warning
- sustainable building material
- centre of a diamond?
- informal term of grandmother
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- keep it secret?
- Eye's position amongst its peers
- midday meal
- glad
- Born on 11th July 1942
- first appearance in the world
- informal pre name for rangers legend Willie Woodburn
- calling of an owl with a big tongue?
- viking settlement in northampton
- french abbreviation requiring your action
- belonging to any person in general
20 Clues: glad • Shabbat • midday meal • Octogenarian • honour, mark • keep it secret? • golfers warning • essential pollinator • centre of a diamond? • Born on 11th July 1942 • could be public or private? • informal term of grandmother • first appearance in the world • sustainable building material • Eye's position amongst its peers • viking settlement in northampton • belonging to any person in general • ...
history proj 2021-10-13
20 Clues: era • food • hunt • river • ruler • nomad • farmers • exchange • location • exchange • location • location • its a river • 4th hominid • first humans • piece of land • ruling family • type of weapon • hunter gatherer • made to keep people under control
The Declaration of Independence 2026-03-18
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- The Declaration was designed to justify breaking away from a government; the Constitution and Bill of Rights were designed to ______ a government.
- To justify their revolution, the Americans had to allege nothing short of a criminal ______ to violate their rights systematically.
- Jefferson feared that if freed Black people remained in America, the country would be in a constant state of ______.
- The Declaration and the Bill of Rights both reflect a fear of an overly ______ government imposing its will on the people of the states.
- The political theory of the Declaration can be summed up in one sentence: First come ______, and then comes government.
- The author of the third article argues it is a mistake to characterise the Declaration's natural rights as religiously based rather than ______.
- Every person who signed the Declaration risked being executed as a ______ if caught by the British.
- On July 4th, 1776, Congress officially adopted what the author of the third article calls the American Theory of ______.
- The Constitution has been ______ 27 times in total.
- President Lincoln, in the Gettysburg Address, called the Civil War "a new birth of ______."
- The second article ends by saying that the Declaration states a ______ for the republic, which falls to later generations to keep alive.
- Although Jefferson believed slavery was wrong, historian Gordon-Reed notes that he never ______ his own enslaved people during his lifetime.
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- NPR staff members have read the Declaration of Independence aloud at ______ gatherings every July Fourth since 1988.
- Without a declaration of independence, American colonists would remain ______ in the eyes of foreign courts and monarchs.
- Ho Chi Minh placed the Vietnamese revolution into a longer revolutionary ______ while also making a bid for American support.
- Jefferson's preamble, which later became the most famous part of the document, was at the time of writing largely an ______.
- Gordon-Reed compares the Declaration to a great ______, saying its meaning transcends whatever the author was thinking at the time.
- The fourth article concludes that protecting individual rights demands constant ______ against the powers of the earth.
- The Declaration was really a declaration of ______, because its main goal was to secure alliances with other nations.
- The United States announced it had left the British Empire in order to join the international community of ______ states.
20 Clues: The Constitution has been ______ 27 times in total. • President Lincoln, in the Gettysburg Address, called the Civil War "a new birth of ______." • Every person who signed the Declaration risked being executed as a ______ if caught by the British. • ...
The Declaration of Independence 2026-03-18
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- The Declaration was designed to justify breaking away from a government; the Constitution and Bill of Rights were designed to ______ a government.
- The political theory of the Declaration can be summed up in one sentence: First come ______, and then comes government.
- The fourth article concludes that protecting individual rights demands constant ______ against the powers of the earth.
- Although Jefferson believed slavery was wrong, historian Gordon-Reed notes that he never ______ his own enslaved people during his lifetime.
- The second article ends by saying that the Declaration states a ______ for the republic, which falls to later generations to keep alive.
- On July 4th, 1776, Congress officially adopted what the author of the third article calls the American Theory of ______.
- The Declaration and the Bill of Rights both reflect a fear of an overly ______ government imposing its will on the people of the states.
- Jefferson feared that if freed Black people remained in America, the country would be in a constant state of ______.
- The Constitution has been ______ 27 times in total.
- Gordon-Reed compares the Declaration to a great ______, saying its meaning transcends whatever the author was thinking at the time.
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- Every person who signed the Declaration risked being executed as a ______ if caught by the British.
- The Declaration was really a declaration of ______, because its main goal was to secure alliances with other nations.
- The author of the third article argues it is a mistake to characterise the Declaration's natural rights as religiously based rather than ______.
- Jefferson's preamble, which later became the most famous part of the document, was at the time of writing largely an ______.
- To justify their revolution, the Americans had to allege nothing short of a criminal ______ to violate their rights systematically.
- The United States announced it had left the British Empire in order to join the international community of ______ states.
- Ho Chi Minh placed the Vietnamese revolution into a longer revolutionary ______ while also making a bid for American support.
- Without a declaration of independence, American colonists would remain ______ in the eyes of foreign courts and monarchs.
- NPR staff members have read the Declaration of Independence aloud at ______ gatherings every July Fourth since 1988.
- President Lincoln, in the Gettysburg Address, called the Civil War "a new birth of ______."
20 Clues: The Constitution has been ______ 27 times in total. • President Lincoln, in the Gettysburg Address, called the Civil War "a new birth of ______." • Every person who signed the Declaration risked being executed as a ______ if caught by the British. • ...
Unit 2 2026-03-26
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- 3rd smallest unit within a cell for matter
- Hates water
- Only passable by certain things
- The molecules made from broken down substrate
- 4th Biggest unit of measure for matter
- molecules moving naturally from crowded t areaso uncrowded
- Protein used to speed up chemical reactions
- diffusion specifically with water
- method of moving molecules with energy through a transport protein
- Largest unit of measure for matter
- 2nd unit of measure before an organelle for matter
- 4th smallest unit of measure for matter
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- Part of the enzyme that the substrate attaches to
- 2nd biggest unit of measure for matter
- Energy required to start a chemical reaction
- Method to move molecules without using energy
- Molecules broken down by enzymes
- likes water
- the deformation of an Enzyme's active site
- smallest unit of measure (basic unit of matter)
- Molecule with a hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tails in a Bilayer formation
- 3rd biggest unit of measure for matter
22 Clues: Hates water • likes water • Only passable by certain things • Molecules broken down by enzymes • diffusion specifically with water • Largest unit of measure for matter • 2nd biggest unit of measure for matter • 4th Biggest unit of measure for matter • 3rd biggest unit of measure for matter • 4th smallest unit of measure for matter • 3rd smallest unit within a cell for matter • ...
Fourth of July 2021-06-21
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- Another word for independence.
- Tubes full of gunpowder and other combustible chemicals that when lit fly into the air and explode into a display of color, typically used for celebrations.
- Independence Day is the ________ of the United States.
- Has 7 red stripes, 6 white stripes, and a blue rectangle with 50 small, white stars
- An outing or occasion that involves eating a meal outdoors
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- The first president of the USA
- The Declaration of __________ was adopted on July 4, 1776.
- The Statue of _________
- A public procession, especially one celebrating a special day or event.
- The Fourth of July is considered a ________ holiday.
10 Clues: The Statue of _________ • The first president of the USA • Another word for independence. • The Fourth of July is considered a ________ holiday. • Independence Day is the ________ of the United States. • The Declaration of __________ was adopted on July 4, 1776. • An outing or occasion that involves eating a meal outdoors • ...
Fourth of July 2022-04-05
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- A cold summer treat eaten with a stick.
- A meal eaten outside, on a table or blanket.
- Kids like to wave these hazardous sticks around to celebrate Independence Day.
- Meat (such as hamburger and sausage)is grilled, typically in one’s backyard, at this type of dinner party.
- Another name for fireworks.
- Thomas Jefferson took this French philosopher’s idea of “life, liberty and property,” and incorporated it into the US constitution.
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- Don’t forget to rub this on your skin to avoid sunburn.
- England imposed these on the US colonies without the US having any say.
- A procession of people,vehicles, performers, musicians, and sometimes animals to display to the public, most often to commemorate or celebrate an event.
- This “tea party” kicked off the American Revolution.
10 Clues: Another name for fireworks. • A cold summer treat eaten with a stick. • A meal eaten outside, on a table or blanket. • This “tea party” kicked off the American Revolution. • Don’t forget to rub this on your skin to avoid sunburn. • England imposed these on the US colonies without the US having any say. • ...
Fourth of July 2024-07-02
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- Freedom from another country.
- Colorful bursts in the sky at night.
- The month when Independence Day is celebrated.
- Feeling proud of your country.
- Another word for freedom.
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- Cooking outside on a grill.
- A party or event to mark a special day.
- Eating outside on a blanket.
- People marching with music and flags.
- Red, white, and blue with stars.
10 Clues: Another word for freedom. • 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. • 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.
Fourth of July 2022-06-09
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- Statue of ____
- this fruity dessert is often seen as a trademark for the US
- city where 2-down was signed
- stars and ____; there are 13 of these on the U.S. flag
- fun sparks of light seen during Independence Day celebrations
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- Cubs, Dodgers, and Orioles are a few examples of teams that play this sport
- Declaration of ____
- the very first state in the U.S.
- last name of the first president of the United States
- the number of states that make up the U.S.
10 Clues: Statue of ____ • Declaration of ____ • city where 2-down was signed • the very first state in the U.S. • the number of states that make up the U.S. • last name of the first president of the United States • stars and ____; there are 13 of these on the U.S. flag • this fruity dessert is often seen as a trademark for the US • ...
Civil War Crossword 2023-05-12
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- Battle of December 15, 1864
- Doneison Battle of February 14-15, 1862
- Location of the Battle of Fort Sumter
- Run Battle of July 21, 1861
- Location of the Battle of Fort Henry
- Battle of April 9, 1860
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- Battle of September 19-20, 1863
- Battle of July 1-3, 1863
- Battle of November 30, 1864
- Battle of September 17, 1862
- Henry Battle of February 6, 1861
- Battle of 6-7, 1862
- Battle of May 18-July 4, 1863
- Sumter Battle of April 12, 1861
14 Clues: Battle of 6-7, 1862 • Battle of April 9, 1860 • Battle of July 1-3, 1863 • Battle of November 30, 1864 • Battle of December 15, 1864 • Run Battle of July 21, 1861 • Battle of September 17, 1862 • Battle of May 18-July 4, 1863 • Battle of September 19-20, 1863 • Sumter Battle of April 12, 1861 • Henry Battle of February 6, 1861 • Location of the Battle of Fort Henry • ...
naruto characters 2025-12-05
10 Clues: - 6th hokage • - has an IQ of 200 • - son of 4th hokage • - sweet wife of naruto • - the mother of inojin. • - sand kazekage in Boruto • - shadow hokage in boruto • - mother of sarada + least favorite person. • - a hyuga that died in the 4th great ninja war. • - My favorite Akatsuki member+brother of Sasuke.
Summer Issue Crossword 2017-07-11
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- National Ice Cream month
- Below the ____ is Planning For Burial’s third studio album.
- A condition where you can't visualise mental images
- "How to survive eighth-grade" recommends getting this in the summer.
- The national month for these fruits are also in July
- In Smooth Criminal, Hazel is told not to go to the ____
- The last day of summer is on this day in September
- How old was the boy who created ice pops in 1905?
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- June is named after this Roman Goddess
- Marc _____ named the month of July in honour of Julius Caesar
- "September" comes from this word in Latin meaning "seven"
- This summer "Fruit" is actually a vegetable.
- the Eiffel Tower grows around ___ inches every summer due to the expanding metal from the heat.
- Longest day of the year is the summer ____
- The horoscopes for July is Cancer and ___
15 Clues: National Ice Cream month • June is named after this Roman Goddess • The horoscopes for July is Cancer and ___ • Longest day of the year is the summer ____ • This summer "Fruit" is actually a vegetable. • How old was the boy who created ice pops in 1905? • The last day of summer is on this day in September • A condition where you can't visualise mental images • ...
The Tome 6_2023 2023-07-02
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- What LIFAC is working toward accomplishing.
- Why LICA is conducting a study of the island
- Whose birthday is the library celebrating this month?
- What day is Elderberries Lunch?
- An extremely flammable invasive plant that should be removed before it goes to seed.
- Type of sale at the church with a rope drop
- How many board members were appointed at the last LICA meeting?
- The name of the new preserve, opening July 15.
- Send your donation to LICC before July 1st it will be _______!
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- What will be served at the event happening at The Grange on July 1st
- What happens July 8 at the Otto Preseve?
- Food served at the August 5th, Saturday Market to thank Willie Kelley.
- Who is the new Principal at the Beach Elementary?
- How long you need to volunteer to get a $10 voucher for merchandise or food at the Beer/Brats Stand
- FOIL event on August 5th with no words.
- Name of the dog you can read with at the Library.
- According to the fire chief, how should coals from a fire be before you dump them?
- What is the theme of the upcoming LICA meeting?
18 Clues: What day is Elderberries Lunch? • FOIL event on August 5th with no words. • What happens July 8 at the Otto Preseve? • What LIFAC is working toward accomplishing. • Type of sale at the church with a rope drop • Why LICA is conducting a study of the island • The name of the new preserve, opening July 15. • What is the theme of the upcoming LICA meeting? • ...
4th Conjugatation Verbs 2024-03-15
15 Clues: to come • to know • to hear • to sleep • to not know • to come (4th pp) • to come (3rd pp) • to finish, limit • to feel, perceive • to fortify, protect • to hinder, obstruct • to discover, find out • to feel, perceive (3rd pp) • to feel, perceive (4th pp) • to discover, find out (3rd pp)
All 56 African Countries and their capitals 2025-07-20
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- Benin
- Zambia
- Mozambique
- Niger
- Madagascar
- Guinea-Bissau
- Eswatini (Legislative)
- Cameroon
- Congo / Republic of the Congo
- Uganda
- Egypt (As of July 2025)
- Sierra Leone
- Ghana
- Morocco
- Togo
- Mauritania
- Kenya
- South Sudan
- Chad
- Zimbabwe
- Lesotho
- Equatorial Guinea (Current as of July 2025)
- South Africa (Executive)
- Gabon
- Guinea
- Tanzania
- Angola
- Tunisia
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- Ivory Coast / Côte d'Ivoire
- Sudan
- Mauritius
- Malawi
- South Africa (Judicial)
- South Africa (Legislative)
- Cape Verde / Cabo Verde
- Djibouti
- DRC / Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Somaliland
- Nigeria
- Liberia
- Seychelles
- Namibia
- Burundi (Political)
- Burundi (Economic)
- Burkina Faso
- Equatorial Guinea (Under-construction as of July 2025)
- Eswatini (Executive)
- Somalia
- Botswana
- Senegal
- SADR / Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
- Comoros
- Rwanda
- Algeria
- The Gambia
- São Tomé and Príncipe
- CAR / Central African Republic
- Eritrea
- Mali
- Ethiopia
- Libya
61 Clues: Togo • Mali • Chad • Sudan • Benin • Niger • Ghana • Kenya • Libya • Gabon • Malawi • Zambia • Rwanda • Uganda • Guinea • Angola • Nigeria • Liberia • Namibia • Somalia • Senegal • Comoros • Algeria • Morocco • Eritrea • Lesotho • Tunisia • Djibouti • Botswana • Cameroon • Ethiopia • Zimbabwe • Tanzania • Mauritius • Somaliland • Mozambique • Seychelles • Madagascar • The Gambia • Mauritania • South Sudan • Burkina Faso • Sierra Leone • Guinea-Bissau • Burundi (Economic) • ...
Wills African Puzzel 2021-02-02
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- Largest mountain in Africa
- 2nd largest lake in Africa
- This desert is located on the southwest part of Africa
- Measures 420 miles end to end
- Largest freshwater lake in Africa
- Where a river begins
- The most common trees in the Savana
- Some scientist do not believe this is a desert because of how much rain it receives
- The amount of seasons in the savannas
- The lowest part of Mount Killmijaro
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- 4th largest country in Africa
- The savanna has 2 of these
- The tallest point of Mount Kilimanjaro
- Island located southeast of Africa
- This ocean is to the west of Africa
- Longest river in Africa and the world
- 3rd largest lke in Africa
- Where a river ends
- Largest desert in Africa
- The largest city in Africa
- The 3rd largest river in Africa
- This tree stores water in its trunk
- 4th largest river in Africa
- Located in Kenya and has a population of 2,510,800
- Largest country in Africa
25 Clues: Where a river ends • Where a river begins • Largest desert in Africa • 3rd largest lke in Africa • Largest country in Africa • The savanna has 2 of these • Largest mountain in Africa • The largest city in Africa • 2nd largest lake in Africa • 4th largest river in Africa • 4th largest country in Africa • Measures 420 miles end to end • The 3rd largest river in Africa • ...
Wills African Puzzel 2021-02-02
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- Largest mountain in Africa
- 2nd largest lake in Africa
- This desert is located on the southwest part of Africa
- Measures 420 miles end to end
- Largest freshwater lake in Africa
- Where a river begins
- The most common trees in the Savana
- Some scientist do not believe this is a desert because of how much rain it receives
- The amount of seasons in the savannas
- The lowest part of Mount Killmijaro
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- 4th largest country in Africa
- The savanna has 2 of these
- The tallest point of Mount Kilimanjaro
- Island located southeast of Africa
- This ocean is to the west of Africa
- Longest river in Africa
- 3rd largest lke in Africa
- Where a river ends
- Largest desert in Africa
- The largest city in Africa
- The 3rd largest river in Africa
- This tree stores water in its trunk
- 4th largest river in Africa
- Located in Kenya and has a population of 2,510,800
- Largest country in Africa
25 Clues: Where a river ends • Where a river begins • Longest river in Africa • Largest desert in Africa • 3rd largest lke in Africa • Largest country in Africa • The savanna has 2 of these • Largest mountain in Africa • The largest city in Africa • 2nd largest lake in Africa • 4th largest river in Africa • 4th largest country in Africa • Measures 420 miles end to end • ...
Wills African Puzzel 2021-02-02
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- Largest mountain in Africa
- 2nd largest lake in Africa
- This desert is located on the southwest of Africa
- Measures 420 miles end to end
- Largest freshwater lake in Africa
- Where a river begins
- The most common trees in the Savana
- Some scientist do not believe this is a desert because of how much rain it receives
- The amount of seasons in the savannas
- The lowest part of Mount Killmijaro
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- 4th largest country in Africa
- The savanna has 2 of these
- The tallest point of Mount Kilimanjaro
- Island located southeast of Africa
- This ocean is to the west of Africa
- Longest river in Africa
- 3rd largest in Africa
- Where a river ends
- Largest desert in Africa
- The largest city in Africa
- The 3rd largest river in Africa
- This tree stores water in its trunk
- 4th largest river in Africa
- Located in Kenya and a population of 2,510,800
- Largest country in Africa
25 Clues: Where a river ends • Where a river begins • 3rd largest in Africa • Longest river in Africa • Largest desert in Africa • Largest country in Africa • The savanna has 2 of these • Largest mountain in Africa • The largest city in Africa • 2nd largest lake in Africa • 4th largest river in Africa • 4th largest country in Africa • Measures 420 miles end to end • ...
DANCEHALL 2022-08-21
18 Clues: GAZA • UNRULY • WARLORD • GULLYGAD • 4TH GENNA • MAN HIMSELF • DANCINGYOUTH • STRIKE FORCE • PANTY DROPPA • MR LOVER LOVER • GIMME DI LIGHT • DANCEHALL QUEEN • DACEHALL LYRICAL • KING OF DANCEHALL • DANCEHAL PRINCESS • QUEEN OF DANCEHALL • DANCEHALL PROFESSOR • DANCEHALL CINDERELLA
DANCEHALL 2022-08-21
18 Clues: GAZA • UNRULY • WARLORD • GULLYGAD • 4TH GENNA • MAN HIMSELF • DANCINGYOUTH • STRIKE FORCE • PANTY DROPPA • MR LOVER LOVER • GIMME DI LIGHT • DANCEHALL QUEEN • DACEHALL LYRICAL • KING OF DANCEHALL • DANCEHAL PRINCESS • QUEEN OF DANCEHALL • DANCEHALL PROFESSOR • DANCEHALL CINDERELLA
Wills African Puzzel 2021-02-02
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- Largest mountain in Africa
- 2nd largest lake in Africa
- This desert is located on the southwest part of Africa
- Measures 420 miles end to end
- Largest freshwater lake in Africa
- Where a river begins and ends
- The most common trees in the Savana
- Some scientist do not believe this is a desert because of how much rain it receives
- The amount of seasons in the savannas
- The lowest part of Mount Killmijaro
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- 4th largest country in Africa
- The savanna has 2 of these
- The tallest point of Mount Kilimanjaro
- Island located southeast of Africa
- This ocean is to the west of Africa
- Longest river in Africa and the world
- 3rd largest lke in Africa
- Where a river ends
- Largest desert in Africa
- The largest city in Africa
- The 3rd largest river in Africa
- This tree stores water in its trunk
- 4th largest river in Africa
- Located in Kenya and has a population of 2,510,800
- Largest country in Africa
25 Clues: Where a river ends • Largest desert in Africa • 3rd largest lke in Africa • Largest country in Africa • The savanna has 2 of these • Largest mountain in Africa • The largest city in Africa • 2nd largest lake in Africa • 4th largest river in Africa • 4th largest country in Africa • Measures 420 miles end to end • Where a river begins and ends • The 3rd largest river in Africa • ...
Summer Trivia Crossword 2023-01-03
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- The summer zodiac signs are ____, Leo and Virgo
- What is the most sold item in the summer?
- What is the most grown crop in the United States?
- Which month is National Ice Cream Month in the United States?
- What old english word did the word “Summer” come from?
- What is America’s most popular ice cream flavor?
- Which vitamin do you get from Sunshine?
- What is the most commonly purchased BBQ meat in the US?
- Which US state has the average hottest temperature?
- Which is the most popular popsicle flavor in the US?
- What does the SPF on sunscreen stand for?
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- In which state was the first public beach in the United States?
- In what US state was the beach ball invented?
- What is the longest day of the year?
- The summer olympics are held in July and ______
- Which US state hosts a UFO festival every year in July?
- In which country did fireworks originate?
- Which holiday marks the unofficial end of summer in the US?
- Which country holds the biggest waterpark in the world?
- What is the birthstone for July?
20 Clues: What is the birthstone for July? • What is the longest day of the year? • Which vitamin do you get from Sunshine? • What is the most sold item in the summer? • In which country did fireworks originate? • What does the SPF on sunscreen stand for? • In what US state was the beach ball invented? • The summer zodiac signs are ____, Leo and Virgo • ...
Summer Trivia 2023-01-03
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- Which US state has the average hottest temperature?
- solstice What is the longest day of the year?
- In which country did fireworks originate?
- Which US state hosts a UFO festival every year in July?
- What is America’s most popular ice cream flavor?
- Which is the most popular popsicle flavor in the US?
- What does the SPF on sunscreen stand for?
- The summer olympics are held in July and ______
- Which month is National Ice Cream Month in the United States?
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- Which vitamin do you get from Sunshine?
- In which state was the first public beach in the United States?
- The summer zodiac signs are ____, Leo and Virgo
- In what US state was the beach ball invented?
- Which country holds the biggest waterpark in the world?
- What is the most sold item in the summer?
- What is the most commonly purchased BBQ meat in the US?
- Which holiday marks the unofficial end of summer in the US?
- What old english word did the word “Summer” come from?
- What is the most grown crop in the United States?
- What is the birthstone for July?
20 Clues: What is the birthstone for July? • Which vitamin do you get from Sunshine? • In which country did fireworks originate? • What is the most sold item in the summer? • What does the SPF on sunscreen stand for? • solstice What is the longest day of the year? • In what US state was the beach ball invented? • The summer zodiac signs are ____, Leo and Virgo • ...
Mondale Times Crossword 2020-12-14
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- Fabi's biggest fear
- mIsS NoRtH dAkOtA aka Fabi's least favorite person
- Sydney and Ingrid have both traveled to this country
- The subject Ingrid singlehandedly taught us
- What Haille's apartment is covered in
- Fabi's peace lily's name
- The inspiration for Ingrid's pumpkin carving
- the man, the myth, the legend in which our group chat is named after
- The girl Haille let take her cold calls in international law
- Ingrid's cat's name
- Ingrid's go to date is to go for a walk around this with booze
- Where Ingrid lives
- Haille's seven corners coffee order
- The name of the event where Sara Witty grinded on Fabi
- Ingrid's brother-in-law's degree
- Who Sydney brought to the 4th of July
- Haille's adoptive father
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- Sydney's favorite genre of television
- Who Sydney lost her virginity to
- Who Hannah said she wanted to have in her threesome with Sydney
- Sydney's zodiac sign
- Fabi helped Haille set this up after far too long
- Madame President Goggins of _____
- Ingrid's tattoo
- What Sara Witty has way too many of
- Fabi's least favorite thing we learned in international law
- Where Sydney lives
- The person in our section Fabi thought was named "Charlie" for a whole month
- Haille's favorite podcast
- Madame President Hofeldt of _____
- Haille beat Pierce in 2 elections for this club
- The professor who grilled Sydney for 45 minutes while Will was in class
- Sydney's dog's name
33 Clues: Ingrid's tattoo • Where Sydney lives • Where Ingrid lives • Fabi's biggest fear • Ingrid's cat's name • Sydney's dog's name • Sydney's zodiac sign • Fabi's peace lily's name • Haille's adoptive father • Haille's favorite podcast • Who Sydney lost her virginity to • Ingrid's brother-in-law's degree • Madame President Goggins of _____ • Madame President Hofeldt of _____ • ...
Friendding at the castle crossword 2023-04-27
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- Escaped the Libyan revolution
- Does pole dancing
- Played rugby for the county
- Once performed surgery on a pig
- Can drink anyone under the table, often involving poison like cheep wine
- Serial entrepreneur with many hats, including owner of a cleaning company called Pink water
- Once scuba dived in the Caribbean for a living
- Free spirited lady, who once worked as a travel agent in Peru
- Good person to have if your country needs an election observation, if you need support in drinking frozen Margaritas at a 4th July US embassy party or just need someone that knows pretty much all European languages
- Had an exhibition featuring his photos in print
- Drove through Mozambique in a Mercedes Benz
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- Tango-dancer that met his Italian love in Mali
- Actual name should have been Francisco if it hadn’t been for his father
- Name means freedom in Fijian
- Dreamed of the man, the dogs, the fireplace and now has it all in Utrecht
- Favourite colour is red
- Left handed cat-lover and the proud owner of 3 different passports.
- Spreadsheet guru
- Signature airline is Turkish airlines. And signature towel is a Turkish towel
- Your contemporary female version of Indiana Jones that owns a perfect dog
- Wants to own a lavender farm on her island
- Name rhymes with pain
- Has a special talent of getting bottles of fine whisky from British diplomats
- Lived in Japan
24 Clues: Lived in Japan • Spreadsheet guru • Does pole dancing • Name rhymes with pain • Favourite colour is red • Played rugby for the county • Name means freedom in Fijian • Escaped the Libyan revolution • Once performed surgery on a pig • Wants to own a lavender farm on her island • Drove through Mozambique in a Mercedes Benz • Tango-dancer that met his Italian love in Mali • ...
G News - Jan 21, 2021 2021-01-19
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- in ______ I'm learning about algebra
- when I got my new app, it downloaded a bad _________ on my computer
- when I finished taking a shower, I walked to my _________ and got ready for bed
- a particular part or feature of something
- I booked a ________ at the massage place
- a large body of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular country or territory
- in history class, we try to look at it from more than one ___________
- our country was dependent on the _____________ary war
- I was worried about tomorrow's election day, but I decided to just stay in the ________
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- I found the perfect _________ for making apps
- when the actor cracked a joke, the entire _________ laughed
- I crashed my car, but luckily, the day before I had just gotten ____________
- when I finished my spring roll, I went straight for the _______ cookie
- yesterday, I dyed my ________
- in PE I lost at capture the flag, but at least I had made an ________
- yesterday, my college __________ walked up to my desk and showed me my score, disappointed
- would you like to buy Boardwalk? Yes? That ________ costs $400
- there are a lot of holidays based on days in ________, but my favorite is by far the 4th of July
- My car broke down on my way to the _______ship, isn't that ironic?
19 Clues: yesterday, I dyed my ________ • in ______ I'm learning about algebra • I booked a ________ at the massage place • a particular part or feature of something • I found the perfect _________ for making apps • our country was dependent on the _____________ary war • when the actor cracked a joke, the entire _________ laughed • ...
Fun President Facts 2014-01-29
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- heaviest president at 332lbs
- read every book in his hometown library.
- survived 4 plane crashes in WWII
- Rutherford B Hayes was the first president to use this, his number was 1.
- was fined $20 for speeding with horse and carriage.
- Youngest president
- John Tyler had 15 of these
- First to live in the White House
- youngest president
- Martin Van Buren was the first president to be born here.
- was never married
- Ben Harrison was the first to put up one of these for Christmas
- Jackson was the first president to ride on one.
- Tallest president
- Zachary Taylor never voted for one
- only president to serve more than 2 terms.
- Died of pneumonia
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- first president born in a hospital
- first African-American president
- smallest, Weighed less than 100lbs.
- Born on the 4th of July
- memorized his entire inaugural speech, 3000+ words.
- Andrew Johnson was buried with a copy of it.
- Washington's teeth were made of this
- Herbert Hoover spoke this language with his wife to maintain privacy.
- could write with both hands at the same time in different languages.
- the bachelor Grover Cleveland was the only president to ever to do this in the Whitehouse
- only president to serve 2 non-consecutive terms.
- Warren Harding gambled away a Whitehouse set of this.
- held his daughter's prom in the Whitehouse
- Oldest president
- Jefferson spoke this many different languages
32 Clues: Oldest president • was never married • Tallest president • Died of pneumonia • Youngest president • youngest president • Born on the 4th of July • John Tyler had 15 of these • heaviest president at 332lbs • first African-American president • survived 4 plane crashes in WWII • First to live in the White House • first president born in a hospital • Zachary Taylor never voted for one • ...
Abbie and Cole 2026-05-04
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- What is the name of the couple's cat?
- What street does the couple currently live on?
- What is the bride's favorite TV show that the groom can't stand?
- What is the bride's zodiac sign?
- Where did the couple get engaged?
- What city did the couple celebrate the 4th of July in last year?
- Where does the bride currently work?
- Where did the couple go on their first date?
- What state is the couple moving to after the wedding?
- What is the couple's favorite bar?
- Who is the bride's favorite celebrity?
- Where did the groom go for medical school?
- Where did the couple get their wedding cake?
- Which of the bride's friends helped the groom coordinate the proposal?
- What is the location of the honeymoon?
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- What is the couple's favorite drink at the bar?
- What is the groom's birth month?
- Where did the couple go to college?
- What is the name of the bride's favorite Star Wars character?
- What is the groom's favorite flavor to put in an iced latte?
- What is the groom's favorite TV show?
- Who is the Best Man?
- What was the destination for the couple's longest road trip?
- Who is the groom's favorite musician?
- What is the bride's favorite summer activity?
- Who is the Maid of Honor?
- What is the groom's medical specialty?
- Abbie's favorite type of coffee?
- What is the groom's hometown?
- What is the bride's middle name?
30 Clues: Who is the Best Man? • Who is the Maid of Honor? • What is the groom's hometown? • What is the groom's birth month? • What is the bride's zodiac sign? • Abbie's favorite type of coffee? • What is the bride's middle name? • Where did the couple get engaged? • What is the couple's favorite bar? • Where did the couple go to college? • Where does the bride currently work? • ...
Jeffrey Dahmer 2025-11-17
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- Miller 3 September 1990
- Weinberger July, 1991
- Sinthasomphone 27 May 1991
- Guerrero 24 March 1988
- Lindsey 23 July 1991
- W. Tuomi 15 September 1987
- Sears 25 March 1989
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- Hicks 18 June 1978
- Bradehoft 19 July 1991
- Turner 30 June 1991
- Doxtator 16 January 1988
- W. Smith 14 June 1990
- Straughter 18 February 1991
- Smith 20 May 1990
- Lacy 15 July 1991
- Hughes 24 May 1991
- C. Thomas 24 September 1990
17 Clues: Weinberger July, 1991 • Smith 20 May 1990 • Hughes 24 May 1991 • Hicks 18 June 1978 • Bradehoft 19 July 1991 • Turner 30 June 1991 • W. Smith 14 June 1990 • Lacy 15 July 1991 • Lindsey 23 July 1991 • Guerrero 24 March 1988 • Sears 25 March 1989 • Doxtator 16 January 1988 • Sinthasomphone 27 May 1991 • Miller 3 September 1990 • ...
2022 with the Albrechts 2022-11-26
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- Golf course that Corey owns
- Nighttime event Corey hosts at the Mayflower
- Month in which Brandon and Annika were married
- Our favorite dog
- Jenna's place of employment
- Brandon and Annika live in this state
- Ryan graduated from SDSU in May, earning this title
- Company Brandon works for
- Dolly and classmates enjoyed this in September
- Part of Corey's body that he broke last May
- We enjoyed another fun week of vacation at the ____ at the end of July
- Brandon's occupation
- Brandon and Annika went here on their honeymoon
- Randy and Dolly renewed these this year. Let's go!
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- Ryan and Jordan took 2nd place in this kind of tournament this summer
- A favorite activity of Jenna's
- Annual destination every September. 2022 marked Ryan's 1st trip, Jenna's 4th
- Ryan and Jordan became this in November
- Jenna calls this city home
- How we would describe the weather in Fairfax this year
- Randy and Dolly visited these while at Brandon and Annika's
- Jenna enjoyed teaching music to kids at this event in August
- Jenna sometimes travels to this city for work
- City in which Ryan lives
- Corey, Jenna, and Randy traveled to this place in November
- Randy and Dolly rode these on the High Trestle Trail with Brandon and Annika
- Company that Ryan works for
- Number of tires Brandon has replaced on his car this year
28 Clues: Our favorite dog • Brandon's occupation • City in which Ryan lives • Company Brandon works for • Jenna calls this city home • Golf course that Corey owns • Jenna's place of employment • Company that Ryan works for • A favorite activity of Jenna's • Brandon and Annika live in this state • Ryan and Jordan became this in November • Part of Corey's body that he broke last May • ...
Camp Tevya Cross Word Puzzle 1 2020-04-02
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- Singing will be heard from here.
- Jewish Holiday during the summer
- Second to oldest boy's bunk
- Where we may go for a day trip.
- White team
- Director of Camp Tevya
- New building for adult housing and alumni
- Blue team
- Flagfootball is played here
- Our beautiful lake
- Favorite jumping activity on the lake
- Prayer after the meals
- Busy place where everything happens, phones, mail, planning
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- Where canoeing, paddleboarding and windsufing is
- What we look forward to every July 4th.
- Where we start and end our day
- Red team
- Town Camp Tevya is in.
- This camp will be 81 years old this summer.
- Yellow team
- Where we may go for a night trip.
- Oldest Building at camp.
- Where you will find a great softball game.
- Big field at camp that use to be a 3 par golf hole
- This person cooks our food.
- Overnight trip for Kinneret and Tel Yehuda
- Whole camp friendly competition.
- Shabbat Services are held here.
- Where to go if you are sick.
- Second to oldest girl's bunk
- Where we eat our meals
- Where waterskiing use to be
- Prayer before the meals
33 Clues: Red team • Blue team • White team • Yellow team • Our beautiful lake • Town Camp Tevya is in. • Director of Camp Tevya • Where we eat our meals • Prayer after the meals • Prayer before the meals • Oldest Building at camp. • Second to oldest boy's bunk • This person cooks our food. • Flagfootball is played here • Where waterskiing use to be • Where to go if you are sick. • ...
Te Kooti 2022-11-12
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- On 10th July 1868, when Te Kooti escaped the Chatham Islands, where did he escape to?
- What was the name of the church founded by Te Kooti?
- In March 1866, Te Kooti was rearrested because of an accusation that he had warned a local Pai Mārire chief about the attacks they were planning. Who was the chief that he warned?
- In 1869 Ngātapa, up to 120 of Te Kooti’s followers were executed by who?
- On 7 June 1869, Te Kooti and his now 200 followers attacked a small part of Bay of Plenty Cavalry, resulting in 9 deaths and stolen weapons and horses. Where was this attack?
- Te Kooti ordered for two Pakeha ‘Pharaoh’s overseers’ to be killed. These were Captain James Wilson and ______. ______ and his wife and children were dragged out of their house and beaten to death.
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- Which sub tribe did Te Kooti belong to?
- On 4 October 1869 was the ‘last major battle’ of the New Zealand Wars. Te Kooti barely survived, and two of his fingers on his left hand were cut off. Where was this battle fought?
- On 10 November 1868, following his arrival to Poverty Bay, Te Kooti alongside 100 men. This was to get revenge for being exiled to the Chatham Islands, and for being accused of aiding which religion.
- What is the Te Reo name for Chatham Islands?
- On 4th July 1868, Te Kooti and over 200 people escaped the Chatham Islands on what vessel?
11 Clues: Which sub tribe did Te Kooti belong to? • What is the Te Reo name for Chatham Islands? • What was the name of the church founded by Te Kooti? • In 1869 Ngātapa, up to 120 of Te Kooti’s followers were executed by who? • On 10th July 1868, when Te Kooti escaped the Chatham Islands, where did he escape to? • ...
Christmas 2017-12-18
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- The best 4th grade Social Studies Teacher.
- We celebrate his birthday on Christmas.
- The color of the Grinch's fur.
- The best school ever
- Mary rode this animal to Bethlehem
- ? the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
- This is who told the Shepherds that Jesus was born.
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- The best 4th grade Science Teacher
- The building that Jesus was born in.
- The direction that the Wisemen came from.
- Deck the Halls with Boughs of ?
- The Saint who's feast day is December 6th
- Jesus' mother.
13 Clues: Jesus' mother. • The best school ever • ? the Red-Nosed Reindeer. • The color of the Grinch's fur. • Deck the Halls with Boughs of ? • The best 4th grade Science Teacher • Mary rode this animal to Bethlehem • The building that Jesus was born in. • We celebrate his birthday on Christmas. • The direction that the Wisemen came from. • The Saint who's feast day is December 6th • ...
jdeiter@dbrothers.com 2025-05-08
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- Popping up all over the Lehigh Valley this summer, this robust rodent were called “grundsows” by our region’s German forbears. What do we call them?
- Hot house? Simply closing these during summer days can reduce your indoor temperature by 10-degrees or more.
- PECAN Okay, Question _______ was too easy. What is America’s FOURTH favorite flavor of ice cream?
- On July 8, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was publicly read in the town square of this Lehigh Valley city. It was one of only three places in the colonies to have this historic honor. (The other two were Philadelphia and Trenton.)
- COLA All-American brand of refreshment and namesake of the Allentown home park for Lehigh Valley IronPIgs AAA baseball action all summer long.
- RIVER Summer’s coolest underground adventures are found, not lost, at this cavernous site deep below Hellertown, PA.
- What is the first name of the USA-made brand of central air conditioning systems that meet Deiter Bros’. tough standards for energy efficiency, durability and value?
- At over 100-feet deep, Lake Hydra (formerly known as Dutch Springs) in Northampton County is a leading site throughout the Eastern US for training both sport and rescue divers in this underwater activity.
- This American invented the first electrical air conditioning unit in 1902. His name carries on today.
- When the Earth is closest to the Sun, which of the four seasons is it…Summer, Autumn, Winter or Spring?
- With an average temperature around 85-degrees F., this is the Lehigh Valley’s hottest month.
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- During the warm months, should ceiling fans be set to turn clockwise to LIFT air, or counterclockwise to push it DOWN?
- SteelStacks Summer Concert Series welcomes all to South Bethlehem for live music performances at the ___________ Pavilion.
- Okay, it’s a stretch, but what is the tallest and heaviest animal in the Lehigh Valley?
- America’s largest free, non-gated music festival will welcome over a million guests to Bethlehem for 10 days from August 1 to 10.
- Not a cake in anything but name, but for sweet eats at summer festivals all over the Lehigh Valley region, there’s none batter than this Pennsylvania Dutch treat.
- Revved up on auto racing? NASCAR Race Weekend comes to this neighboring raceway on June 20-22.
- What is America’s favorite flavor of ice cream?
- Drive-in theatres are American icons of summer night movies, magic and memories. In continuous operation since 1934, this classic in Orefield, PA is the oldest drive-in theatre in America.
- America’s 249th birthday is on July 4th. What’s the last name of the Lehigh Valley patriot who signed the Declaration of Independence?
- When summer storms knock out electrical power, what’s the leading brand of back-up generators Deiter Bros. provides to keep customers empowered whatever the weather?
21 Clues: What is America’s favorite flavor of ice cream? • Okay, it’s a stretch, but what is the tallest and heaviest animal in the Lehigh Valley? • With an average temperature around 85-degrees F., this is the Lehigh Valley’s hottest month. • Revved up on auto racing? NASCAR Race Weekend comes to this neighboring raceway on June 20-22. • ...
Revolutionary Writers 2021-09-29
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- A woman writer and poet who shared her views and advised politicians.
- Helped write the Declaration of Independence and died on July 4th.
- Wrote letters to John Adams asking for women's suffrage rights.
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence.
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- 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.
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. • ...
Reading Quiz T-4 L-1 2024-03-21
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- UNDER THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, EACH STATE, NO MATTER ITS SIZE OR THIS HAD ONE VOTE.
- CONGRESS DID HAVE THE POWER TO DO THIS, UNDER THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION.
- AS CITIZENS FORMED STATE GOVERNMENTS, THIS WAS DRAFTING A PLAN FOR THE NATION AS A WHOLE.
- KENNEDY'S BOOK; CHARLES' ROOM; ELIJAH'S CANDY BAR; KATELYN'S BOOK BAG: ALL OF THESE ARE EXAMPLES OF THIS.
- THE STATE GOVERNMENTS SEPARATED POWER BETWEEN THIS AND THE LEGISLATURE, WHICH PASSED LAWS.
- THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE FOR THE USA WAS ON 4TH DAY OF THIS MONTH IN 1776.
- VIRGINIA'S CONSTITUTTION INCLUDED THIS.
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- THIS IS A 100% PROMISE FOR OR TO DO SOMETHING; IT'S A MONEY BACK _____.
- AS A PLAN OF THIS, THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION DID HAVE STRENGTHS.
- AMERICANS FOUGHT THE REVOLUTION TO UPHOLD THE PRINCIPLES AND IDEAS SET FORTH IN THIS.
- THIS IS A GOD-GIVEN RIGHT THAT NOBODY CAN REALLY TAKE AWAY.
- A CONSTITUTION IS A DOCUMENT THAT SET OUT THESE, PRINCIPLES, ORGANIZATION, AND PROCESSES OF A GOVERNMENT.
- THIS GOVERNING BODY DIDN'T HAVE THE POWER TO CONDUCT TRADE NOR TAX THE PEOPLE.
- IT WAS UP TO THE STATES TO DO THIS WITH LAWS PASSED BY CONGRESSUNDER THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION.
- VIRGINIA'S BILL OF RIGHTS GUARANTEED THIS
15 Clues: VIRGINIA'S CONSTITUTTION INCLUDED THIS. • VIRGINIA'S BILL OF RIGHTS GUARANTEED THIS • THIS IS A GOD-GIVEN RIGHT THAT NOBODY CAN REALLY TAKE AWAY. • AS A PLAN OF THIS, THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION DID HAVE STRENGTHS. • THIS IS A 100% PROMISE FOR OR TO DO SOMETHING; IT'S A MONEY BACK _____. • ...
Communication Exercise 2 2017-04-24
24 Clues: July • Idea • Exam • Year • Peace • House • Smile • Clean • Smell • Queen • Famous • Canada • London • Disney • Circle • Winner • Address • Factory • Husband • Parents • Baseball • Education • Australia • Interview
12 Principles 2022-07-16
24 Clues: may • july • june • life • love • will • april • faith • power • march • order • august • wisdom • october • january • february • november • strength • december • september • enthusiasm • imagination • elimination • understanding
Addison's Unit 2 Crossword 2023-10-06
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- A right that cannot be taken away
- Unjust rule by an absolute ruler
- Military force made up if local citizens to help protect their town,land,or nation
- The 1774 meeting of representations from all American colonies to decide on a response to the Intolerable Acts
- The practice of spying to obtain information
- Policy of British government to not strictly enforce its colonial policies
- Objection or reason to complain
- The document declaring U.S independence from Great Britain, adopted July 4th, 1776
- An American colonist who supported the right of the American colonies to govern themselves
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- a riot in Boston, March 5, 1770,arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several colonists
- Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with
- A group of leaders of the American Colonies who met to address the problem of British tyranny and led the U.S through the American Revolution
- Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services
- 1 of several British laws that required American colonists to provide housing and food for British soldiers stationed in North American
- Legislative body of England and later Great Britain
15 Clues: Objection or reason to complain • Unjust rule by an absolute ruler • A right that cannot be taken away • The practice of spying to obtain information • Legislative body of England and later Great Britain • Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with • Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services • ...
Addison's Unit 2 Crossword 2023-10-06
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- A right that cannot be taken away
- Unjust rule by an absolute ruler
- Military force made up if local citizens to help protect their town,land,or nation
- The 1774 meeting of representations from all American colonies to decide on a response to the Intolerable Acts
- The practice of spying to obtain information
- Policy of British government to not strictly enforce its colonial policies
- Objection or reason to complain
- The document declaring U.S independence from Great Britain, adopted July 4th, 1776
- An American colonist who supported the right of the American colonies to govern themselves
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- a riot in Boston, March 5, 1770,arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several colonists
- Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with
- A group of leaders of the American Colonies who met to address the problem of British tyranny and led the U.S through the American Revolution
- Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services
- 1 of several British laws that required American colonists to provide housing and food for British soldiers stationed in North American
- Legislative body of England and later Great Britain
15 Clues: Objection or reason to complain • Unjust rule by an absolute ruler • A right that cannot be taken away • The practice of spying to obtain information • Legislative body of England and later Great Britain • Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with • Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services • ...
Addison's Unit 2 Crossword 2023-10-06
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- A right that cannot be taken away
- Unjust rule by an absolute ruler
- Military force made up if local citizens to help protect their town,land,or nation
- The 1774 meeting of representations from all American colonies to decide on a response to the Intolerable Acts
- The practice of spying to obtain information
- Policy of British government to not strictly enforce its colonial policies
- Objection or reason to complain
- The document declaring U.S independence from Great Britain, adopted July 4th, 1776
- An American colonist who supported the right of the American colonies to govern themselves
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- a riot in Boston, March 5, 1770,arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several colonists
- Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with
- A group of leaders of the American Colonies who met to address the problem of British tyranny and led the U.S through the American Revolution
- Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services
- 1 of several British laws that required American colonists to provide housing and food for British soldiers stationed in North American
- Legislative body of England and later Great Britain
15 Clues: Objection or reason to complain • Unjust rule by an absolute ruler • A right that cannot be taken away • The practice of spying to obtain information • Legislative body of England and later Great Britain • Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with • Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services • ...
Summertime 2023-06-23
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- A spell of unseasonably dry weather in the Autumn(6,6)
- A favourite summertime cocktail(5)
- Feast day celebrated on 15th July(5,8)
- Cliff Richard’s“summer holiday “destination(6)
- The month British summer time ends(7)
- Fairy king in Shakespeare’s “ A Midsummer Nights Dream”(6)
- City that hosted the 1988 summer Olympics(5)
- What is celebrated in France on 14th July each year(8,3)
- The country in world with the longest coastline(6)
- Summer residence of the Pope (6,8)
- Christian festival falling on 24th June each year(9,3)
- Filling for a summer pudding(4,6)
- The colour of top worn by leader of the Tour de France(6)
- The Queen of Disco(5,6)
- One of the summer signs of the Zodiac(6)
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- Which group released “ Here comes the sun”in 1969(3,7)
- Scotland’s Royal summer residence(8)
- Female singer of “Summer Nights” in film “Grease”(6,6,4)
- City hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics(5)
- A famous song from Porgy and Bess(10)
- TV comedy duo who sang “ Bring me Sunshine”(9,3,4)
- Group that had a hit with the song “ In the summertime”(5,5)
- Famous summertime music festival in UK(11)
- British seaside attraction 158m tall(9,5)
- The month of July is named after this historical figure(6,6)
- Strawberries and cream in July in SW19(8)
- European capital city that has 19 hours of daylight at summer solstice(8)
27 Clues: The Queen of Disco(5,6) • Filling for a summer pudding(4,6) • A favourite summertime cocktail(5) • Summer residence of the Pope (6,8) • Scotland’s Royal summer residence(8) • A famous song from Porgy and Bess(10) • The month British summer time ends(7) • Feast day celebrated on 15th July(5,8) • City hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics(5) • ...
Independence Day 2025-07-18
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- The Fourth of July celebrates this country's independence
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- A traditional Fourth of July grilled food
- Fireworks go off with a loud ___
- Group of thirteen that became the U.S.
- The American flag has stars and ___
- American flag color that represents courage
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- Loud and colorful nighttime show
- This color on the American flag represents justice for all
- This American flag color represents purity and innocence
- The first president of the United States
- July Fourth is also known as ___ Day
- The national bird of the United States
- “The Star-Spangled ___” is the national anthem
14 Clues: Loud and colorful nighttime show • Fireworks go off with a loud ___ • The American flag has stars and ___ • July Fourth is also known as ___ Day • Wrote the Declaration of Independence • The national bird of the United States • Group of thirteen that became the U.S. • The first president of the United States • A traditional Fourth of July grilled food • ...
PURE ROMANCING YOU PUZZLE 2014-04-20
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- RIDE ALL MEN LOVE TO JUMP IN AND TAK THE RIDE OF THEIR LIFE
- CLEAN NEVER BUY A TOY WITH OUT GETTING THIS CLEANER
- SPRAY ON AFTER THE SHOWER AND YOU ARE SURE TO FEEL SILKY SMOOTH
- INSTINCT WHEN MIXED WITH YOU PHEROMONES YOU ARE SURE TO ATTRACT HIM
- YOU CAN EARN UP TO $100 IN FREE PRODUCT IF YOU HOLD YOUR PARTY AND BECOME ONE OF THESE.
- IF YOU WANT TO BE PART OF A GROUP OF WOMEN WHOSE MISSION IS TO UPLIFT AND EMPOWER OTHER WOMEN YOU CAN BECOME ONE OF THESE.
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- EVERYONE NEEDS SOMEONE THEY CAN COUNT ON
- WHAT YOU WEAR FOR HIM WHEN YOU WANT TO BE SEXY
- THIS LITTLE BLACK TUBE WILL MAKE YOUR CLITORIS FEEL LIKE PART OF THE 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS IN A GOOD WAY
- WA BALLS INSERT THESE AND HOLD TIGHT..YOU ARE NOW EXERCISING HER
- NO MORE HAIR BUMPS OR RASHES FROM SHAVING WHEN YOU USE THIS
11 Clues: EVERYONE NEEDS SOMEONE THEY CAN COUNT ON • WHAT YOU WEAR FOR HIM WHEN YOU WANT TO BE SEXY • CLEAN NEVER BUY A TOY WITH OUT GETTING THIS CLEANER • RIDE ALL MEN LOVE TO JUMP IN AND TAK THE RIDE OF THEIR LIFE • NO MORE HAIR BUMPS OR RASHES FROM SHAVING WHEN YOU USE THIS • SPRAY ON AFTER THE SHOWER AND YOU ARE SURE TO FEEL SILKY SMOOTH • ...
Modern Era Crossword 2022-05-22
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- was created to help talk from a long distance
- watch things on a screen
- had a speech at the U.S. senate Aug 12th 1919
- small device to help communicate while traveling
- creates light to help see
- Second revolutionary movement was the second form of Zionism
- Germany and Russia agreed to not take milatary action with each other for the next ten years
- Created the five-year plan
- happened from 1947 to 1989, fall of the berlin wall ended it
- 1955, treaty of friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance
- Created after WW2 to help prevent future conflict
- listen to the news, tiny device box
- Created by Stalin
- leader of one of the worst genocides in history
- travel long distances fast
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- was created by Mao to increase Chinese agricultural output
- made the "dissolving the soviet union speech"
- had speech at berlin wall
- battle July 17th 1943 to Feb 2nd 1943
- communicate for business purposes
- helps prevent sickness/ disease
- from 1945 to 1955, affected mainly north Africa and sub-Saharan Africa
- created by Roosevelt to help end the great depression
- Had a speech at congress joint session Jan 18th 1918
- was to allow 3 leading allies to plan post-war peace
- Quicker transportation used to make faster machines
- South African anti-apartheid revolutionary leader
- helps you get directions to places
- Leader of the nationalist movement
- Assassinated on April 4th, 1968
30 Clues: Created by Stalin • watch things on a screen • had speech at berlin wall • creates light to help see • Created the five-year plan • travel long distances fast • helps prevent sickness/ disease • Assassinated on April 4th, 1968 • communicate for business purposes • helps you get directions to places • Leader of the nationalist movement • listen to the news, tiny device box • ...
Westward Movement 2015-01-23
Across
- a person who is the first to accomplish something new
- material used in wagon covers
- boat that crossed rivers
- war between the north and south in America
- large animal like a deer
- cracker-like food; made with flour and water
- plains fuel
- carbonated water landmark
- overlanders hoped to reach this landmark by the 4th of July
- bridge built with logs set crossways
- 1849 movement to find riches in the west
- ex.Laramie, Bridger, Hall
- animal ____ were followed by hunters on the trail for food
- strong livestock used to pull wagons
- illness marked by lack of vitamin C
- large purchase of land from the French
- illness that was a major cause of death on the trail
- women and girls avoided tanned skin by wearing a ___
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- held a pair of oxen
- mail system used for a short time
- small mammal found on trail
- jumping off point for the Oregon Trail
- left south to make new lives
- continental _____
- chosen leader of the wagon train
- ___ were people who traveled along the Oregon Trail
- animals that carried malaria
- moved west for religious freedom
- tool used to make butter
- method to move west
- pot used to cook in
- people who returned home on the trail
- house built with notched logs
- seeing the ___ was a phrase that meant a person had seen too much hardship on the trail
34 Clues: plains fuel • continental _____ • held a pair of oxen • method to move west • pot used to cook in • boat that crossed rivers • large animal like a deer • tool used to make butter • carbonated water landmark • ex.Laramie, Bridger, Hall • small mammal found on trail • left south to make new lives • animals that carried malaria • material used in wagon covers • house built with notched logs • ...
Addison's Unit 2 Crossword 2023-10-06
Across
- A right that cannot be taken away
- Unjust rule by an absolute ruler
- Military force made up if local citizens to help protect their town,land,or nation
- The 1774 meeting of representations from all American colonies to decide on a response to the Intolerable Acts
- The practice of spying to obtain information
- Policy of British government to not strictly enforce its colonial policies
- Objection or reason to complain
- The document declaring U.S independence from Great Britain, adopted July 4th, 1776
- An American colonist who supported the right of the American colonies to govern themselves
Down
- a riot in Boston, March 5, 1770,arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several colonists
- Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with
- A group of leaders of the American Colonies who met to address the problem of British tyranny and led the U.S through the American Revolution
- Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services
- 1 of several British laws that required American colonists to provide housing and food for British soldiers stationed in North American
- Legislative body of England and later Great Britain
15 Clues: Objection or reason to complain • Unjust rule by an absolute ruler • A right that cannot be taken away • The practice of spying to obtain information • Legislative body of England and later Great Britain • Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with • Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services • ...
Addison's Unit 2 Crossword 2023-10-06
Across
- A right that cannot be taken away
- Unjust rule by an absolute ruler
- Military force made up if local citizens to help protect their town,land,or nation
- The 1774 meeting of representations from all American colonies to decide on a response to the Intolerable Acts
- The practice of spying to obtain information
- Policy of British government to not strictly enforce its colonial policies
- Objection or reason to complain
- The document declaring U.S independence from Great Britain, adopted July 4th, 1776
- An American colonist who supported the right of the American colonies to govern themselves
Down
- a riot in Boston, March 5, 1770,arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several colonists
- Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with
- A group of leaders of the American Colonies who met to address the problem of British tyranny and led the U.S through the American Revolution
- Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services
- 1 of several British laws that required American colonists to provide housing and food for British soldiers stationed in North American
- Legislative body of England and later Great Britain
15 Clues: Objection or reason to complain • Unjust rule by an absolute ruler • A right that cannot be taken away • The practice of spying to obtain information • Legislative body of England and later Great Britain • Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with • Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services • ...
Addison's Unit 2 Crossword 2023-10-06
Across
- A right that cannot be taken away
- Unjust rule by an absolute ruler
- Military force made up if local citizens to help protect their town,land,or nation
- The 1774 meeting of representations from all American colonies to decide on a response to the Intolerable Acts
- The practice of spying to obtain information
- Policy of British government to not strictly enforce its colonial policies
- Objection or reason to complain
- The document declaring U.S independence from Great Britain, adopted July 4th, 1776
- An American colonist who supported the right of the American colonies to govern themselves
Down
- a riot in Boston, March 5, 1770,arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several colonists
- Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with
- A group of leaders of the American Colonies who met to address the problem of British tyranny and led the U.S through the American Revolution
- Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services
- 1 of several British laws that required American colonists to provide housing and food for British soldiers stationed in North American
- Legislative body of England and later Great Britain
15 Clues: Objection or reason to complain • Unjust rule by an absolute ruler • A right that cannot be taken away • The practice of spying to obtain information • Legislative body of England and later Great Britain • Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with • Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services • ...
XIV, XV Vocabulary and Subjunctive Use and Formation 2019-11-27
Across
- such a death (adj. precedes noun)
- term for imperative, indicative, infinitive, subjunctive forms of verb
- the four moods of the verb (in alpha. order)
- subjunctive tense used when verb of main clause is in present, future, or future perfect indicative
- 3rd principal part: to repair, remake
- 3rd principal part: to live
- Mnemonic device (memory aid) reminding you of vowel changes needed to form present active subjunctive
- so great a shouting (adj. precedes noun)
- 4th principal part: to set on fire
- 4th principal part (neuter): to seize
- A dependent clause in the subjunctive mood expressing the reason for doing a particular act (the “why”)/ the intention of the verb’s “do-er”
- 3rd principal part: to set on fire
Down
- the verb mood stating possibility, will or volition
- on the next/following day (adj. precedes noun)-which ablative?_____
- in the Forum
- “Let her pay for the meal” is an example of which subjunctive use?
- of the (many) clothes
- skilled (men)
- “Let them not forget their forebears (ancestors)” is an example of which subjunctive use?
- the verb mood stating fact
- by means of death
- “Let me not frighten you!” is an example of which subjunctive use?
- by means of so many shouts (adj. precedes noun)
- subjunctive tense used when verb of main clause is in imperfect, perfect, or pluperfect indicative
- “Let us not be frightened” is an example of which subjunctive use?
- 2nd principal part: to buy
- conjunction introducing a positive purpose clause
- 3rd principal part: to scare thoroughly, alarm
- 3rd principal part: to leave behind abandon
- 3rd principal part: to rise
- 4th principal part: to live
- conjunction introducing a negative purpose clause
32 Clues: in the Forum • skilled (men) • by means of death • of the (many) clothes • the verb mood stating fact • 2nd principal part: to buy • 3rd principal part: to live • 3rd principal part: to rise • 4th principal part: to live • such a death (adj. precedes noun) • 4th principal part: to set on fire • 3rd principal part: to set on fire • 3rd principal part: to repair, remake • ...
Fox in Socks July 2022-07-08
10 Clues: - Wordle July 29 • - Wordle July 26 • - Wordle July 18 • - Wordle July 20 • - Wordle July 19 • - Wordle July 28 • - Wordle July 21 • - Wordle July 27 • - Wordle July 22 • - Wordle July 25
All about McKenna! 2018-10-14
Across
- Her first passport stamp was issued from
- Her favorite football team.
- Next (projected) international trip.
- Famous residence where she will visit at Christmastime.
- "I'm her youngest cousin."
- What Mommy and Daddy say she suffers from (along with most babies)
- Her BFF who gets all her hand-me-downs.
- Her birthstone
- The hurricane that delayed her trip to the Azores overnight.
- Her first flight was to
- She calls her mommy's mommy and her daddy's mommy these.
- McKenna watched her 4th of July fireworks in
- Her favorite YouTube show.
- Her least favorite accessory (hint: won't keep it on her head)
- "Her first airplane flight was for my first communion."
- Her four-legged big sister's name.
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- The birthday girl's middle name is
- "I'm her oldest girl cousin."
- The hurricane that started her trip three says early.
- Her favorite food.
- Her first live sporting event was this sport.
- Her favorite outdoor activity.
- Her astrological sign.
- Her favorite fruit.
- Her favorite sight in Boston (hint: She was INSIDE a globe!!)
- Her four-legged big sister's name.
- "She is named after me."
- Her nickname in utero.
- "Her first airplane flight was for my birthday party."
- Her favorite hockey team (hint: she has seen them play live).
30 Clues: Her birthstone • Her favorite food. • Her favorite fruit. • Her astrological sign. • Her nickname in utero. • Her first flight was to • "She is named after me." • "I'm her youngest cousin." • Her favorite YouTube show. • Her favorite football team. • "I'm her oldest girl cousin." • Her favorite outdoor activity. • The birthday girl's middle name is • Her four-legged big sister's name. • ...
Party and Birthday Vocabulary 2026-04-20
Across
- This month is the 3rd month in the year.
- This month is the 4th month in the year.
- This month is the 7th month in the year.
- We play these together during the party.
- We wrap these and give them to people on their birthday.
- This food has lots of candles on. I love eating it.
- This month is the 2nd month in the year.
- I blow these up for the birthday party.
- This person can do magic tricks!
- The day we celebrate for when someone is born. My ______ is in March.
- This month is the 9th month in the year.
- This month is the 6th month in the year.
Down
- This month is the 10th month in the year.
- This month is the 11th month in the year.
- This person throws balls.
- This month is the 5th month in the year.
- This person is very funny. They make everyone laugh.
- This month is the 8th month in the year.
- This month is the 1st month in the year.
- We hang these at parties.
- These go on the cake. I blow them out.
- This month is the 12th month in the year.
- Face-__________ is very fun. I have a butterfly on my face.
23 Clues: This person throws balls. • We hang these at parties. • This person can do magic tricks! • These go on the cake. I blow them out. • I blow these up for the birthday party. • This month is the 3rd month in the year. • This month is the 5th month in the year. • This month is the 8th month in the year. • This month is the 4th month in the year. • ...
Fourth of July 2022-04-05
Across
- England imposed these on the US colonies without the US having any say.
- A meal eaten outside, on a table or blanket.
- This “tea party” kicked off the American Revolution.
- Thomas Jefferson took this French philosopher’s idea of “life, liberty and property,” and incorporated it into the US constitution.
- Another name for fireworks.
- Meat (such as hamburger and sausage)is grilled, typically in one’s backyard, at this type of dinner party.
- A cold summer treat eaten with a stick.
Down
- Kids like to wave these hazardous sticks around to celebrate Independence Day.
- Don’t forget to rub this on your skin to avoid sunburn.
- A procession of people,vehicles, performers, musicians, and sometimes animals to display to the public, most often to commemorate or celebrate an event.
10 Clues: Another name for fireworks. • A cold summer treat eaten with a stick. • A meal eaten outside, on a table or blanket. • This “tea party” kicked off the American Revolution. • Don’t forget to rub this on your skin to avoid sunburn. • England imposed these on the US colonies without the US having any say. • ...
Fourth of July 2026-06-07
Pasco Geography 2026-07-02
17 Clues: 700 Road 32 • 6212 Road 68 • 507 N 4th Ave • 424 S 28th Ave • 500 N 24th Ave • 2634 N 4th Ave • 1525 N 16th Ave • 1300 N 24th Ave • 9930 Bedford St • 2724 S Lewis St • 2525 N 20th Ave • 1505 S Road 40 E • 1520 N Oregon Ave • 2100 E Hillsboro St • 3120 N Commercial Ave • 9315 Chapel Hill Blvd • 10305 Chapel Hill Blvd
❤️ Tom + Charlotte ❤️ 2024-07-23
Across
- Where did they celebrate their 40th anniversary?
- In what month were they married?
- What presidential scandal was being investigated in July 1974?
- An activity they enjoy together…
- How many grandchildren do they have?
- What is one thing Tom and Charlotte do each morning?
- One of Tom’s favorite hobbies…
- They are longtime members of this church…
Down
- In what town were they married?
- How many years have they been together?
- One of Charlotte’s favorite hobbies…
- Where did they meet?
- What was John Denver’s top hit in July 1974?
- The name of their dog…
- In what town were all three kids born?
15 Clues: Where did they meet? • The name of their dog… • One of Tom’s favorite hobbies… • In what town were they married? • In what month were they married? • An activity they enjoy together… • One of Charlotte’s favorite hobbies… • How many grandchildren do they have? • In what town were all three kids born? • How many years have they been together? • ...
CONSTANTINE 2022-12-08
Summer Trivia Crossword 2023-01-03
Across
- What is the birthstone for July?
- What is the most sold item in the summer?
- Which holiday marks the unofficial end of summer in the US?
- Which month is National Ice Cream Month in the United States?
- The summer olympics are held in July and ______
- In what US state was the beach ball invented?
- The summer zodiac signs are ____, Leo and Virgo
- Which US state hosts a UFO festival every year in July?
- What does the SPF on sunscreen stand for?
- What old english word did the word “Summer” come from?
- Which vitamin do you get from Sunshine?
Down
- What is the longest day of the year?
- In which state was the first public beach in the United States?
- In which country did fireworks originate?
- What is the most grown crop in the United States?
- What is the most commonly purchased BBQ meat in the US?
- Which is the most popular popsicle flavor in the US?
- Which country holds the biggest waterpark in the world?
- What is America’s most popular ice cream flavor?
- Which US state has the average hottest temperature?
20 Clues: What is the birthstone for July? • What is the longest day of the year? • Which vitamin do you get from Sunshine? • What is the most sold item in the summer? • In which country did fireworks originate? • What does the SPF on sunscreen stand for? • In what US state was the beach ball invented? • The summer olympics are held in July and ______ • ...
K&E 2024-05-12
Across
- Carolina ______; Our favorite NHL team
- Eric's high school mascot
- Mother of the groom's first language
- A good walk spoiled
- See 8-Across
- Color of Katie's eyes
- Katie's favorite city
- Where Eric studied abroad
- State Alma mater of Mr. & Mrs. Single
- With 30-Across (Katie's version)
- Seasonal festival of Circleville, OH
- See 32-Across
- Rivah House body of water
- Washington ______; Where we got engaged
- Our niece
- Our alma mater, colloquially
- Number of cousins Eric has
- City of Brotherly Love
- Location of our first home
- With 17-Across, Eric's first employer in NYC
- See 4 & 11 Down; Sport we both play
- Eric's height
- Katie's adopted MLB team
- With 30-Across (Eric's version)
Down
- Providence Day School mascot
- City where we first met
- With 12-Across, number of NYT crosswords we've done
- Houston fajita spot; location of our "first" date
- See 27-Down
- City where we were both born
- Katie's middle school
- City of our first apartment together
- Katie's PhD university
- Our favorite game show!
- Mother of the bride's maiden name
- With 13-Down, _____ _____ Paper Company
- Let's Go _____!
- Dead language we both studied
- Mother of the groom's maiden name
- ____, NC; E's family 4th of July spot
- Type of cat Ty is
- Legal name of our cat
- Katie's middle name
- Where Eric was Editor-In-Chief
- Instrument Eric played in high school
- Location of Katie's bachelorette party
- Type of psychologist Katie is
47 Clues: Our niece • See 27-Down • See 8-Across • See 32-Across • Eric's height • Let's Go _____! • Type of cat Ty is • A good walk spoiled • Katie's middle name • Katie's middle school • Color of Katie's eyes • Katie's favorite city • Legal name of our cat • Katie's PhD university • City of Brotherly Love • City where we first met • Our favorite game show! • Katie's adopted MLB team • ...
CS1 Crossword 2023-08-22
Across
- A concern for the 4th industrial revolution is how _________ the world is.
- tools can be broken down into four groups; measuring, manipulation, stabilization, & division
- an example of a CAD software is
- computing is _____, and computing is modern
- in the 1950s, large computers were mostly used by the
- FDM 3d printing doesn't use lasers, it instead uses
Down
- In, the 4th industrial revolution, ______ and machines will assist each other
- the 4th industrial revolution is bringing together _________, physical, and biological
- kids are often introduced to coding through this software...
- Arduino and breadboards are good to help you understand how to build simple circuits
- _____, Python, or even Java are good programming languages to learn for engineering
- the computer revolution is about amplifying the ability of the...
- CAD software gives you experience designing things for the ______ world
13 Clues: an example of a CAD software is • computing is _____, and computing is modern • FDM 3d printing doesn't use lasers, it instead uses • in the 1950s, large computers were mostly used by the • kids are often introduced to coding through this software... • the computer revolution is about amplifying the ability of the... • ...
July 2014-07-25
Across
- / The name of the agent for Farmers’ Insurance
- Reddy 911? Who you gonna call?
- These two on our team live 1450 miles apart—less than a day’s drive!
- This island is not only the name of our team, but is one of the CEO’s favorite getaways.
Down
- Nickname of COO
- how many 20# pound bags of ice does one have to order for Reddy 911?
- Our WSA client that deals with numbers and the IRS.
- First name of our contact in Website Alive’s billing department
- Market 313’s Customer Service Manager
- Anthony’s mental happy place is this spot with huge waves and beautiful cliffs.
- the number of minutes the ideal WSA chat should take
11 Clues: Nickname of COO • Reddy 911? Who you gonna call? • Market 313’s Customer Service Manager • / The name of the agent for Farmers’ Insurance • Our WSA client that deals with numbers and the IRS. • the number of minutes the ideal WSA chat should take • First name of our contact in Website Alive’s billing department • ...
July 2021 2021-07-13
July 2021 2021-07-13
Across
- makeup for your lips
- Peter _____ picked a pack of pickled peppers
- A tsp of this helps soothe a sore throat
- type of nut that helps with brain health
- Location of the largest bone in the body
- Ideal amount of exercise each day (minutes)
- most popular cookie
- mixing blue and yellow
- Most popular fruit/vegetable
- Largest country in the world
Down
- The body's largest organ
- best to do right after an injury
- What country won the Euro Cup?
- No longer a planet
- Spice/herb great for reducing inflammation
- can help soothe muscles
- How many pairs of wings does a bee have?
- Coloured part of the eye
18 Clues: No longer a planet • most popular cookie • makeup for your lips • mixing blue and yellow • can help soothe muscles • The body's largest organ • Coloured part of the eye • Most popular fruit/vegetable • Largest country in the world • What country won the Euro Cup? • best to do right after an injury • A tsp of this helps soothe a sore throat • type of nut that helps with brain health • ...
Months of the year 2022-04-03
Across
- month before december
- month between may and july
- first month of the year
- month with only 28 days
- the third month of the year
- we celebrate halloween
Down
- we celebrate fiestas patrias
- we celebrate Christmas
- the month after june
- month between july and september
- month with only 3 letters
- the month after march
12 Clues: the month after june • month before december • the month after march • we celebrate Christmas • we celebrate halloween • first month of the year • month with only 28 days • month with only 3 letters • month between may and july • the third month of the year • we celebrate fiestas patrias • month between july and september
Mystics July 2013-06-28
Across
- supreme card porter
- knot a real one?
- Ticket for a short trip?
- a marker for all seasons
- Shuffle and cut it's all the same
- A victorious card effect
- Hunters special knot
Down
- 50's prop maker
- not Catherine, Woody
- a bucket full of coins?
- Harry Andersons four card surprise
- not the first card?
- Japanese trick maker
- a deck of many colours.
- Coins across?
- Shari Lewis puppet
- Marlo or vernon? it's not on the level.
- five points author.
- Herbs false shuffle.
19 Clues: Coins across? • 50's prop maker • knot a real one? • Shari Lewis puppet • supreme card porter • not the first card? • five points author. • not Catherine, Woody • Japanese trick maker • Herbs false shuffle. • Hunters special knot • a bucket full of coins? • a deck of many colours. • Ticket for a short trip? • a marker for all seasons • A victorious card effect • Shuffle and cut it's all the same • ...
17 July 2023-07-17
Across
- A item that a microphones noise exits
- you have studied in a certain area
- if you are in a competition and you are in the finals you are a?
- a person who has committed a crime
- the main role of someone who creates a show
- a person that attacks
- the occupation of some one who decorates
- if someone survived a plane crash they’d be a?
- a person that travels
Down
- somebody who defends within a sport
- a person who makes something
- a person who may admire others from afar
- the occupation of art
- a person who visits
- somebody who believe in something
- the occupation of a person who creates a machine or invention
- if you care for someone and you aren’t their parent you are a?
- a person who uses intimidation and unlawful violence to get what they want
- another word for singer
19 Clues: a person who visits • the occupation of art • a person that attacks • a person that travels • another word for singer • a person who makes something • somebody who believe in something • you have studied in a certain area • a person who has committed a crime • somebody who defends within a sport • A item that a microphones noise exits • a person who may admire others from afar • ...
Christmas in July 2026-06-27
Across
- Neck blanket for people who refuse to wear jackets
- July visitor who definitely took a wrong turn
- Things hidden so well that even the giver can't find them
- Three letter mystery beverage
- Walking stick for very tiny peppermint people
- Food item appearing in sandwiches until August
- Santa's emission free sports car
- Month when Aussies pretend winter is Christmas weather
- Sock expecting better treatment than usual
- Santa's unpaid Uber drivers
Down
- Dessert people insist they still have room for
- Short worker with a very long to-do list
- Fragile object designed to test cat reflexes
- Paper tube containing disappointment and a paper crown
- Drink that makes everyone ask, What's actually in this
- The expensive paper toddlers prefer to the gift
- Reindeer with a built-in headlight
- Official uniform of Christmas in July participants
- The only bloke who enjoys chimney soot
- Gift that nobody wants
- Nature's version of a dagger made of water
- Santa's least practical entrance choice
- Plant responsible for awkward office parties
- Stuff Australians have to Google in July
- Christmas decoration found in the vacuum until March
- Bird that fears family gatherings
- Songs sung loudly by people who know only the chorus
27 Clues: Gift that nobody wants • Santa's unpaid Uber drivers • Three letter mystery beverage • Santa's emission free sports car • Bird that fears family gatherings • Reindeer with a built-in headlight • The only bloke who enjoys chimney soot • Santa's least practical entrance choice • Short worker with a very long to-do list • Stuff Australians have to Google in July • ...
Classe de français 2020-09-15
20 Clues: six • ten • one • two • zero • nine • four • five • three • eight • seven • baguette • croissant • 5th day of the week • 4th day of the week • 3rd day of the week • 7th day of the week • 1st day of the week • 6th day of the week • 2nd day of the week
Summer Trivia 2023-01-03
Across
- solstice What is the longest day of the year?
- What is the most commonly purchased BBQ meat in the US?
- The summer zodiac signs are ____, Leo and Virgo
- In which state was the first public beach in the United States?
- Which US state has the average hottest temperature?
- What does the SPF on sunscreen stand for?
- Which month is National Ice Cream Month in the United States?
- Which US state hosts a UFO festival every year in July?
- What old english word did the word “Summer” come from?
Down
- Which is the most popular popsicle flavor in the US?
- Which vitamin do you get from Sunshine?
- Which holiday marks the unofficial end of summer in the US?
- In which country did fireworks originate?
- What is America’s most popular ice cream flavor?
- Which country holds the biggest waterpark in the world?
- The summer olympics are held in July and ______
- What is the most sold item in the summer?
- What is the birthstone for July?
- What is the most grown crop in the United States?
- In what US state was the beach ball invented?
20 Clues: What is the birthstone for July? • Which vitamin do you get from Sunshine? • In which country did fireworks originate? • What is the most sold item in the summer? • What does the SPF on sunscreen stand for? • solstice What is the longest day of the year? • In what US state was the beach ball invented? • The summer zodiac signs are ____, Leo and Virgo • ...
ESL 2 Crossword 2025-09-25
17 Clues: bothered • mom's mom • 2nd month • 4th month • 9th month • 11th month • last month • flying toy • first month • holiday party • dad's brother • mom's daughter • possessive of he • grandfather's dad • possessive of you • possessive of she • possessive of them
Addison's Unit 2 Crossword 2023-10-06
Across
- A right that cannot be taken away
- Unjust rule by an absolute ruler
- Military force made up if local citizens to help protect their town,land,or nation
- The 1774 meeting of representations from all American colonies to decide on a response to the Intolerable Acts
- The practice of spying to obtain information
- Policy of British government to not strictly enforce its colonial policies
- Objection or reason to complain
- The document declaring U.S independence from Great Britain, adopted July 4th, 1776
- An American colonist who supported the right of the American colonies to govern themselves
Down
- a riot in Boston, March 5, 1770,arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several colonists
- Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with
- A group of leaders of the American Colonies who met to address the problem of British tyranny and led the U.S through the American Revolution
- Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services
- 1 of several British laws that required American colonists to provide housing and food for British soldiers stationed in North American
- Legislative body of England and later Great Britain
15 Clues: Objection or reason to complain • Unjust rule by an absolute ruler • A right that cannot be taken away • The practice of spying to obtain information • Legislative body of England and later Great Britain • Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with • Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services • ...
Months & Seasons 2017-02-16
Addison's Unit 2 Crossword 2023-10-06
Across
- A right that cannot be taken away
- Unjust rule by an absolute ruler
- Military force made up if local citizens to help protect their town,land,or nation
- The 1774 meeting of representations from all American colonies to decide on a response to the Intolerable Acts
- The practice of spying to obtain information
- Policy of British government to not strictly enforce its colonial policies
- Objection or reason to complain
- The document declaring U.S independence from Great Britain, adopted July 4th, 1776
- An American colonist who supported the right of the American colonies to govern themselves
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- a riot in Boston, March 5, 1770,arising from the resentment of Boston colonists toward British troops quartered in the city, in which the troops fired on the mob and killed several colonists
- Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with
- A group of leaders of the American Colonies who met to address the problem of British tyranny and led the U.S through the American Revolution
- Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services
- 1 of several British laws that required American colonists to provide housing and food for British soldiers stationed in North American
- Legislative body of England and later Great Britain
15 Clues: Objection or reason to complain • Unjust rule by an absolute ruler • A right that cannot be taken away • The practice of spying to obtain information • Legislative body of England and later Great Britain • Rights such as life or liberty that a person is born with • Form of protest that involves refusing to purchase of goods or services • ...
Wills African Puzzel 2021-02-02
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- Largest mountain in Africa
- 2nd largest lake in Africa
- This desert is located on the southwest of Africa
- Measures 420 miles end to end
- Largest freshwater lake in Africa
- Where a river begins
- The most common trees in the Savana
- Some scientist do not believe this is a desert because of how much rain it receives
- The amount of seasons in the savanna
- The lowest part of Mount Killmijaro
Down
- 4th largest country in Africa
- The savanna has 2 of these
- The tallest point of Mount Kilimanjaro
- Island located southeast of Africa
- This ocean is to the west of Africa
- Longest river in Africa
- 3rd largest in Africa
- Where a river ends
- Largest desert in Africa
- The largest city in Africa
- The 3rd largest river in Africa
- This tree stores water in its trunk
- 4th largest river in Africa
- Located in Kenya and a population of 2,510,800
- Largest country in Africa
25 Clues: Where a river ends • Where a river begins • 3rd largest in Africa • Longest river in Africa • Largest desert in Africa • Largest country in Africa • The savanna has 2 of these • Largest mountain in Africa • The largest city in Africa • 2nd largest lake in Africa • 4th largest river in Africa • 4th largest country in Africa • Measures 420 miles end to end • ...
Modern Era Crossword 2022-05-22
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- was created to help talk from a long distance
- watch things on a screen
- had a speech at the U.S. senate Aug 12th 1919
- small device to help communicate while traveling
- creates light to help see
- Second revolutionary movement was the second form of Zionism
- Germany and Russia agreed to not take milatary action with each other for the next ten years
- Created the five-year plan
- happened from 1947 to 1989, fall of the berlin wall ended it
- 1955, treaty of friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance
- Created after WW2 to help prevent future conflict
- listen to the news, tiny device box
- Created by Stalin
- leader of one of the worst genocides in history
- travel long distances fast
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- was created by Mao to increase Chinese agricultural output
- made the "dissolving the soviet union speech"
- had speech at berlin wall
- battle July 17th 1943 to Feb 2nd 1943
- communicate for business purposes
- helps prevent sickness/ disease
- from 1945 to 1955, affected mainly north Africa and sub-Saharan Africa
- created by Roosevelt to help end the great depression
- Had a speech at congress joint session Jan 18th 1918
- was to allow 3 leading allies to plan post-war peace
- Quicker transportation used to make faster machines
- South African anti-apartheid revolutionary leader
- helps you get directions to places
- Leader of the nationalist movement
- Assassinated on April 4th, 1968
30 Clues: Created by Stalin • watch things on a screen • had speech at berlin wall • creates light to help see • Created the five-year plan • travel long distances fast • helps prevent sickness/ disease • Assassinated on April 4th, 1968 • communicate for business purposes • helps you get directions to places • Leader of the nationalist movement • listen to the news, tiny device box • ...
The Night Diary: July 30th-Aug. 4th 2025-09-17
Across
- Where does Dadi hide Amil and Nisha when they hear people yelling outside their door?
- What are Amil and Nisha playing when they hear people yelling outside the door? (Aug. 2nd)
- Nisha's favorite spinach dish that Kazi makes for her
- A word that describes India being split down the middle
- What Nisha thinks gets people's attention better than being loud
- What does Nisha remember her family having that involved a lot of food?
- The tall, thin man who wants everyone to stay together and advocates for peace
- The place that Amil and Nisha can no longer go to because it is not safe
- Who is the leader of the Indian National Congress?
Down
- The country Mirpur Khas will now be part of
- What religion is Kazi?
- Who is the leader of the Muslim league?
- What rule will India be free from as a result of the Partition?
- The type of vegetable Nisha eats with lemon juice and cayenne pepper
- What does Nisha hate hearing?
- What religion is Papa and Dadi?
16 Clues: What religion is Kazi? • What does Nisha hate hearing? • What religion is Papa and Dadi? • Who is the leader of the Muslim league? • The country Mirpur Khas will now be part of • Who is the leader of the Indian National Congress? • Nisha's favorite spinach dish that Kazi makes for her • A word that describes India being split down the middle • ...
4th Grade Prefix, Suffix, Root Word Review 2023-01-07
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- There's 12 inches to a foot and 3.28 feet to a _____?
- I am a myth like Big Foot or Unicorns, except there is a picture of me in the water.
- When you learn about where the different countries are in the world, you are learning about what?
- The way plants get their food.
- The opposite of addition is called?
- My younger sibling rides a tricycle, but I have graduated to ride something bigger with only two wheels.
- When a volcano bursts lava, scientists say it was a what?
- The Allies' Powers __feated the Central Powers in WW1.
- I am one of the FANBOYS.
- My nickname for you is my big sissy, but the proper word for you is my ______.
- My mom eats ___fat yogurt for breakfast.
Down
- The antonym of over.
- If you're at bat and you get a strike, what happened?
- My coach told me to pick up all the equip____ and put it in the sports closet.
- When you made an A on Mrs. Bray's Social Studies test, your parents smiled and said you did a _______ job!
- Two is double, three is triple, four is _____?
- The month before November.
- The antonym of under.
- Our 4th of July holiday is our Independence Day celebra____.
- I am a suffix and I mean 'related to.'
- A three-sided geometric shape is called a what?
- My best friend brought me a gift today because he had forgott__ it was my birthday yesterday.
22 Clues: The antonym of over. • The antonym of under. • I am one of the FANBOYS. • The month before November. • The way plants get their food. • The opposite of addition is called? • I am a suffix and I mean 'related to.' • My mom eats ___fat yogurt for breakfast. • Two is double, three is triple, four is _____? • A three-sided geometric shape is called a what? • ...
American Revolution 2022-06-08
Across
- a large body of people united by
- the monarch and royal family of a
- a person who serves in an army.
- of IndependenceThe Declaration of Independence is a document that officially records the proclamation that the United States is an independent country from Great Britain.
- a person holding a position of command
- An organized military force equipped for fighting on land
- York the city was named in honor of the Duke of York, who would become King James II of England.
- XVI was the last King of France before the
- withdraw from commercial or social relationship
- 4th the Continental Congress formally adopted the Declaration of Independence
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- the general public.
- a place on the coast where vessels may find
- An officer in charge of a major subdivision of a country's armed forces, or of its forces in a particular area
- one of the nation's most important
- a large commercial organization owned or
- a person who remains loyal to the
- a compulsory contribution to state
- an inhabitant of a particular town or city
- a person to whom the collection of taxes was
- The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities
- Fathers A person who starts or helps to start a movement or institution
- a group with a certain equality
- act required the colonies to house
- military operations on land.
- of Rights The first ten amendments to the US Constitution, ratified in 1791 and guaranteeing such rights as the freedoms of speech, assembly, and worship
25 Clues: the general public. • military operations on land. • a person who serves in an army. • a group with a certain equality • a large body of people united by • the monarch and royal family of a • a person who remains loyal to the • one of the nation's most important • a compulsory contribution to state • a person holding a position of command • ...
Sports 2024-01-18
14 Clues: 6th seed AFC • 3rd seed AFC • 4th seed AFC • 5th Seed NFC • 2nd seed AFC • 6th seed NFC • 5th seed AFC • 6th seed NFC • 1st seed NFC • 1st seed AFC • 7th seed NFC • 4th seed NFC • 7th seed AFC • 3rd seed NFC
Group 2 2026-07-27
Across
- While you don’t need this program to succeed in med school, you’ll find many who swear by it and keep their pastel remotes close by, since you never know when you can do a few cards.
- While “Go Blue” is the catchphrase for UMich, we actually have two university colors, one of which is named after a prominent Michigan crop.
- When not working with leopard geckos, Elizabeth helps run this summer service event all over Michigan!
- If you need a reaction image, just call Annie! She loves drawing these funny fellas in her free time.
- World Traveler! In one of her gap years spent doing research, Amma lived in this coastal country.
- While she calls it “color-coding,” Ryli’s ability to literally “aura farm” has a more scientific name in the medical field.
- Need a break from the soul-sucking lights of the hospital? Visit this greenspace and see wildlife, flowers, and Shakespearean plays!
- Medical and musical! Curtis has played this low-toned instrument in the Life Sciences Orchestra and the Smoker!
- This bakehouse and deli is a staple of Ann Arbor culture. The pickles are to die for!
Down
- Drawings, paintings, sculptures, and Sarah! All of these things can be found in this place, where she enjoys her free time.
- Medicine and money! Sujatha combines healthcare and policy with a focus on this topic.
- Study snacks are a must when you are in an eight year program. In her free time, Rachel enjoys this culinary hobby to keep her energized.
- Every summer, Deidre’s father puts on this explosive 4th of July show with hundreds of these colorful items.
- In need of a pick-me-up in between Active Learning sessions and Doctoring? Stop by this cafe in the Taubman library!
- Summers in AA are the best! The undergrads are gone, the farmers market is open, and in July, you can go to this event and peruse creativity of all kinds (as long as the air quality is okay).
15 Clues: This bakehouse and deli is a staple of Ann Arbor culture. The pickles are to die for! • Medicine and money! Sujatha combines healthcare and policy with a focus on this topic. • World Traveler! In one of her gap years spent doing research, Amma lived in this coastal country. • ...
4th Period 2024-05-09
Across
- The newest kid in our class.
- Loves to hang out with Mikayla and Sree
- Sopha-e-a
- Nickname is Little Nasty, cause of his dad.
- Might be the tallest girl in the class and at her table
- Always asking for free time
- Goes to the printer for me
- Talks the most in the class
- Has glasses and always has a ponytail.
- Always on his laptop
Down
- Headache, but thats my guy for sure.
- My favorite in 4th Period
- Juiceboxxxxxxxxxx
- The coolest kid in the room. Always beeing himself and never worried about others.
- Rolling in the chair
- Always on Mr.Pearson nerves
- Sophia drunk out of her water bottle
- Had a fight earlier this year.
- Got ISS for a banana peel
- Always happy and helpful.
- My 2 favorite in 4th Period.
21 Clues: Sopha-e-a • Juiceboxxxxxxxxxx • Rolling in the chair • Always on his laptop • My favorite in 4th Period • Got ISS for a banana peel • Always happy and helpful. • Goes to the printer for me • Always on Mr.Pearson nerves • Always asking for free time • Talks the most in the class • The newest kid in our class. • My 2 favorite in 4th Period. • Had a fight earlier this year. • ...
Chapter 5 2016-09-26
Across
- Congress approved this document on July 4th 1764, the document that gave us our individuality
- Called out King George the Third on his not fair ruling of the colonies and helped form the Declaration
- Formed in October of 1765, it protested the loss of American liberties and freedoms
- One of the first to bring "Taxation without representation" into play
- Normal people fighting for their freedom and LIBERTY
Down
- Wrote the Common Sense that helped form the Declaration of Independence
- Passed in 1774 to enforce Massachusetts to pay for the dumped tea and to force them back into imperial authority
- Helped raise 385,000 Pounds a year to keep British troops in the Colonies
- made it so that the principle that ultimate power lies in the hands of the electorate
- This required Colonial government to supply housing and food for British Troops
- a continent wide body of united colonies that had certain agendas to change the course of their future
- the legal rules that protected the lives and property of the monarch's subjects
- a defensive force trained to be ready at any minute to protect their land
- life,liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
- an American statesman and political philosopher that helped form present day republicanism and America
15 Clues: life,liberty, and the pursuit of happiness • Normal people fighting for their freedom and LIBERTY • One of the first to bring "Taxation without representation" into play • Wrote the Common Sense that helped form the Declaration of Independence • Helped raise 385,000 Pounds a year to keep British troops in the Colonies • ...
Math Vocab 1 2023-11-17
Across
- I hold four quarts
- I would use this standard measure to find out how long my pencil is.
- the answer to a division problem
- Answer to an addition problem
- part of a fraction that shows how many pieces something is broken into
- Metric unit to measure length
Down
- the answer to a multiplication problem
- How much is a nickel worth?
- All four sides are equal
- 1/4th
- I have 3 sides
- 1/4th of a gallon
- Answer to a subtraction problem
13 Clues: 1/4th • I have 3 sides • 1/4th of a gallon • I hold four quarts • All four sides are equal • How much is a nickel worth? • Answer to an addition problem • Metric unit to measure length • Answer to a subtraction problem • the answer to a division problem • the answer to a multiplication problem • I would use this standard measure to find out how long my pencil is. • ...
Piaget’s Cognitive Developmental Crossword Puzzle 2021-11-13
Across
- What stage is from birth to 2 years?
- Piaget believed that children are born with basic knowledge on which all learning is based. These are _____.
- What type of reasoning does someone have in the 4th stage?
- The 4th stage occurs from 11 years of age to ______.
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- What is the main goal of the first stage? Object _______.
- What kind of thoughts do a child in the preoperational stage have?
- What stage is from age 2 to 7 years?
- Logical thinking occurs in the _____ stage.
- The 4th stage is known as the _______ operational stage.
- What is Piaget's first name?
10 Clues: What is Piaget's first name? • What stage is from age 2 to 7 years? • What stage is from birth to 2 years? • Logical thinking occurs in the _____ stage. • The 4th stage occurs from 11 years of age to ______. • The 4th stage is known as the _______ operational stage. • What is the main goal of the first stage? Object _______. • ...
Group 2 2026-07-27
Across
- While you don’t need this program to succeed in med school, you’ll find many who swear by it and keep their pastel remotes close by, since you never know when you can do a few cards.
- While “Go Blue” is the catchphrase for UMich, we actually have two university colors, one of which is named after a prominent Michigan crop.
- When not working with leopard geckos, Elizabeth helps run this summer service event all over Michigan!
- If you need a reaction image, just call Annie! She loves drawing these funny fellas in her free time.
- World Traveler! In one of her gap years spent doing research, Amma lived in this coastal country.
- While she calls it “color-coding,” Ryli’s ability to literally “aura farm” has a more scientific name in the medical field.
- Need a break from the soul-sucking lights of the hospital? Visit this greenspace and see wildlife, flowers, and Shakespearean plays!
- Medical and musical! Curtis has played this low-toned instrument in the Life Sciences Orchestra and the Smoker!
- This bakehouse and deli is a staple of Ann Arbor culture. The pickles are to die for!
Down
- Drawings, paintings, sculptures, and Sarah! All of these things can be found in this place, where she enjoys her free time.
- Medicine and money! Sujatha combines healthcare and policy with a focus on this topic.
- Study snacks are a must when you are in an eight year program. In her free time, Rachel enjoys this culinary hobby to keep her energized.
- Every summer, Deidre’s father puts on this explosive 4th of July show with hundreds of these colorful items.
- In need of a pick-me-up in between Active Learning sessions and Doctoring? Stop by this cafe in the Taubman library!
- Summers in AA are the best! The undergrads are gone, the farmers market is open, and in July, you can go to this event and peruse creativity of all kinds (as long as the air quality is okay).
15 Clues: This bakehouse and deli is a staple of Ann Arbor culture. The pickles are to die for! • Medicine and money! Sujatha combines healthcare and policy with a focus on this topic. • World Traveler! In one of her gap years spent doing research, Amma lived in this coastal country. • ...
FUN FRIDAY 2016-05-26
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- / Our Schools name is ____Hills Elementary.
- / What characteristic trait is taught to a baby by its mother?
- / The ____ of Mexico is the name of the body of water we live near.
- / All the students and teachers can hardly wait for _____vacation.
- What part of a plant produces fruit and seeds?
- / Birds automatically know when to migrate for the winter is called _____.
- / ____traits can be eye colors and scars.
- What is the type of animal eats plants and other animals?
- A dimple on the chin is an example of an ____Trait.
- / It is almost the end of the school _____.
- The part of the stamen that contains the pollen is called the _____.
- / The female part of the plant that consists of the stigma, style and ovaries is called the __.
- / The ___ keeps our planet warm.
Down
- / Florida is known for this fruit. It’s even on the car license plates most of the time.
- An acquired trait is not found in the _____.
- What parts of a plant collects energy from the sun?
- / The 4th of ____ is America’s independence day.
- / An animal that eats meat is called a _____.
- We live in the state of ____.
- A ____ and father are where a child gets their Inherited Traits from.
- / Fish swimming and a child playing soccer are bother examples of _____traits.
- / Our school is in the city of _____Springs.
- / The parts of the plant that draws in water is called the ____.
- What supports the leaves and flowers on a plant?
24 Clues: We live in the state of ____. • / The ___ keeps our planet warm. • / ____traits can be eye colors and scars. • / Our Schools name is ____Hills Elementary. • / It is almost the end of the school _____. • An acquired trait is not found in the _____. • / Our school is in the city of _____Springs. • / An animal that eats meat is called a _____. • ...
Stay Safe This Summer 2013-05-07
Across
- leave these to the professionals to avoid hand injuries
- these are very dangerous and a bite can be fatal
- wear these while riding bikes, horses, or skateboards
- wear these in lakes or rivers while swimming
- use every day you go play outside to help prevent skin cancer
Down
- this way to roast marshmellows can become very dangerous if you get too close
- check yourself and your pets for these and remove with tweezers to avoid disease
- use lots, especially while camping
- these little animals like ti hide in woodpiles and can cause a painful trip to the hospital
- though often played with at night on the 4th of July, these burn at over 1000 degrees and can be very dangerous
- because the body is 70% this, so we have to increase the amount of this we drink to 1-2 gallons a day in the summer to keep from being dehydrated
- always have an adult with you when you do this and take lessons to be safer when you do go
12 Clues: use lots, especially while camping • wear these in lakes or rivers while swimming • these are very dangerous and a bite can be fatal • wear these while riding bikes, horses, or skateboards • leave these to the professionals to avoid hand injuries • use every day you go play outside to help prevent skin cancer • ...
The Last Crossword of Your Latin Lives 2026-05-11
Across
- to lament; to grieve (2nd pp)
- to obey, listen, harken, be subject to (4th pp)
- to run forward (4th pp)
- terrestrial, earthly
- to enter
- stretching, tension; competition, struggle
- to look around
- to be astounded
- very sad
- to taste of, understand, have sense
- to present, grant; forgive; bestow (2nd pp)
- comfort, solace
- equal, similar
- condition, state; expression; character (gen. sing.)
- entrails...innermost parts of the body; heart
- to be mad, rage (3rd pp)
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- to bend (3rd pp)
- to examine, look at; consider closely
- consolation, comfort, encouragement
- pity, compassion
- to take possession of (3rd pp)
- deceit, fraud (gen. sing.)
- to empty, strip, drain, pour out
- to trust (3rd pp)
- little child
- again
- lower, under(ground; infernal
- society, alliance, partnership
- persecution (gen. sing.)
- knee (abl. sing.)
30 Clues: again • to enter • very sad • little child • to look around • equal, similar • to be astounded • comfort, solace • to bend (3rd pp) • pity, compassion • to trust (3rd pp) • knee (abl. sing.) • terrestrial, earthly • to run forward (4th pp) • persecution (gen. sing.) • to be mad, rage (3rd pp) • deceit, fraud (gen. sing.) • to lament; to grieve (2nd pp) • lower, under(ground; infernal • ...
notepad 2023-12-28
25 Clues: may • june • july • plan • march • april • friday • events • sunday • august • monday • tuesday • january • october • december • creative • february • proposal • thursday • saturday • november • wednesday • september • destinations • entertainment
Spelling October 31, 2014 2014-10-27
25 Clues: year • July • month • August • second • season • autumn • minute • Tuesday • achieve • January • holiday • exclaim • attempt • Thursday • progress • calendar • Saturday • persuade • November • February • Halloween • entertain • September • Wednesday
End of July 2021 Crossword 2021-07-29
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- Batcave assistant
- Number of a cyclops
- SHIELD’s enemy
- 11th Philippine President nickname
- Who is faster than a speeding bullet?
- Harry Potter school
- Works with Dr. Strange
- Marvel comics creator
- Snake poison
- Fast app (?)
- Lord of mischief
- Godzilla vs Kong battle setting
- Clean as you go acronym
- Xavier School location
- Strange and Doom
- Protein source
- Xavier sports center
- Mutant group
- Apple inventor
- Scott Lang alias
- Antman’s girlfriend
- Jerry’s rival
Down
- Number of stomachs of a cow
- First woman
- Forgetful sea creature
- Lost fish
- Superman’s planet
- Mickey’s pet
- Harry’s pal
- Garfield
- Chewbacca’s partner
- Transformer protagonist
- Santa’s transportation
- Green hero
- Vibranium ore source
- Mutant group
- math sign +
- Solo’s Millenium _____
- Short hello
- Lion King antagonist
- Scooby Doo
- DCU rival
- Computer symbol
- Lego movie hero
- Bounty hunter ___ Fett
- Sherlock Holmes partner
- School subject
47 Clues: Garfield • Lost fish • DCU rival • Green hero • Scooby Doo • First woman • Harry’s pal • math sign + • Short hello • Mickey’s pet • Mutant group • Snake poison • Fast app (?) • Mutant group • Jerry’s rival • SHIELD’s enemy • Protein source • Apple inventor • School subject • Computer symbol • Lego movie hero • Lord of mischief • Strange and Doom • Scott Lang alias • Batcave assistant • Superman’s planet • Number of a cyclops • ...
Fourth of July Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-18
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- Cajun stew
- Oldest national park
- Produces 80% of the world's almonds
- Relay mail service
- Civil War bloodiest battle
- First state to ratify the constitution
- Last state
- Jazz Age writer
- Largest trees in the world
- Largest lake
- American “uncle”
- Theodore Roosevelt’s cavalry regiment
- Moon landing program
- Colonial militia company
- Most widely grown produce
- French military officer in War for Independence
- Battle that was turning point in Revolutionary War
- John Rolfe’s wife
- Underground Railroad conductor
- Financial district
- First permanent English settlement
- “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” / “Rip Van Winkle” (author)
- First university in America
- Roots music
- 1996 Summer Olympics (city)
- Largest office building in the world
Down
- Most popular sport
- Thomas Jefferson’s residence
- Political scandal
- World’s oldest ship afloat USS _______
- Mythical North American rabbit
- USA national food
- Nickname for flag
- Pilgrim’s ship
- First president to live in White House
- National pastime
- Windy city
- First ten amendments
- Green mountain state
- Southern dessert
- Tallest mountain in North America
- Last major land battle of Revolutionary War
- “Remember the ______!”
- Apache leader
- USA/Canada/Mexico trade
- Period of severe dust storm
- Traditional Halloween decor
- Largest North American rodent
- Father of the American Navy
- Official national language
50 Clues: Cajun stew • Windy city • Last state • Roots music • Largest lake • Apache leader • Pilgrim’s ship • Jazz Age writer • National pastime • American “uncle” • Southern dessert • Political scandal • USA national food • Nickname for flag • John Rolfe’s wife • Most popular sport • Relay mail service • Financial district • Oldest national park • First ten amendments • Green mountain state • Moon landing program • ...
american/french revolution 2023-11-29
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- assembly representing entire french republic
- social classes
- declaration of independence
- used to execute
- wealthiest members
- radical republicans
- july 14,1789
- right and power of person or nation
- sudden overthrow of government
- court oath july 20,1789
Down
- representatives that make laws as a group
- extreme political position people
- of terror radical phase
- written by 3rd estate
- fear senseless panic
- area under particular control
16 Clues: july 14,1789 • social classes • used to execute • wealthiest members • radical republicans • fear senseless panic • written by 3rd estate • of terror radical phase • court oath july 20,1789 • declaration of independence • area under particular control • sudden overthrow of government • extreme political position people • right and power of person or nation • ...
Calendar Birthdays 2025-12-19
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- fifth month
- wearing round glasses (Dec)
- has an X in her name (June)
- your only sister
- Aaron's 2nd child
- tenth month
- first of Cathy's grandchildren to get engaged
- open heart surgery
- wearing sunglasses (Dec)
- seventh month
- has a z in her name (May)
- fourth month
- eighth month
- a map
- wearing baseball hat (Feb)
- the atom bomb
- wearing yellow shirt (April)
- second month
Down
- first month of the year
- ninth month
- has a double letter in name (Nov)
- twelfth month
- wearing cowboy hat (Feb)
- a twin (July)
- not a cracker (July)
- a mineral
- Melannie's new husband
- sixth month
- wearing cowboy hat (Sept)
- wears glasses (April)
- a twin (Sept)
- eleventh month
- first birthday in January
- On a mission
- Cathy's fifth child
- third month
36 Clues: a map • a mineral • ninth month • fifth month • tenth month • sixth month • third month • fourth month • eighth month • On a mission • second month • twelfth month • a twin (July) • seventh month • a twin (Sept) • the atom bomb • eleventh month • your only sister • Aaron's 2nd child • open heart surgery • Cathy's fifth child • not a cracker (July) • wears glasses (April) • Melannie's new husband • ...
Legal Review v1 2015-11-15
Across
- crime-specific amendment
- According to Katz 4th Amendment protects _____
- A person must ______ invoke their Miranda Rights
- How many days required to shake off detention experience
- NSL permitted with this type of investigation
- ____ Purpose of FISA must be to collect foreign Intel
- criminal prosecution + _____ stage = rights + waiver
- a search required gov't _____
- 1 of 3 things gov't must prove with Miranda waiver
- Info gov't has no right to seek or retain
- One type of overseas arrest
- land surrounding and associated with a home
- ____ + interrogation = rights + waiver
Down
- Document required for basic subscriber information
- Letters _____ for obtaining evidence overseas
- One statute granting extraterritorial jurisdiction
- Type of detention requiring reasonable suspicion
- Reasonable Expectation of Privacy must be
- Trap and trace recode what type of communications
- De Minimis Seizure requires ______ gov't interest
- route not protected by 4th amendment
- Buckley Amendment provides this type of info
- Reasonable Expectation of Privacy must be
- This record not available with HIPAA
24 Clues: crime-specific amendment • One type of overseas arrest • a search required gov't _____ • route not protected by 4th amendment • This record not available with HIPAA • ____ + interrogation = rights + waiver • Reasonable Expectation of Privacy must be • Info gov't has no right to seek or retain • Reasonable Expectation of Privacy must be • ...
Emily's French Crossword 2021-03-16
Across
- Summer officially starts this month
- Spring starts this month
- Someone with a lot of money
- Someone who is handsome
- Tells the truth
- A month with 28 days except for leap years
- Jokes are supposed to be:
- You prank people on the first of this month
- The 8th month of the year
- Thanksgiving is in this month
- Celebrities are:
- Good at waiting
- Someone with not a lot of money
- Someone who does things on their own is:
- Halloween is in this month
- Hates waiting
- Someone who isn't nice is:
- Opposite of short
Down
- Not boring but
- Unlike others
- Christmas is in this month
- Very smart
- Someone who lies is:
- He holds doors for people because he is:
- The 4th of
- The first month of the year
- Opposite of tall
- Labor day is in this month
- Someone who is pretty
- There is a star wars joke on the 4th
30 Clues: Very smart • The 4th of • Unlike others • Hates waiting • Not boring but • Tells the truth • Good at waiting • Opposite of tall • Celebrities are: • Opposite of short • Someone who lies is: • Someone who is pretty • Someone who is handsome • Spring starts this month • Jokes are supposed to be: • The 8th month of the year • Christmas is in this month • Labor day is in this month • ...
