cattle Crossword Puzzles

8 Clues: Not able to be bothered by ticks. • Critical observation or examination. • Narrows, especially in circling pressure. • A cattle breed originating in Bavaria, Germany. • Can handle heat without needing to hide under shade. • Lacking horns naturally or because they were removed. • The amount of melanin your can produce (It is under characteristics.) • ...

8 Clues: an invented prose narrative • the fourth month of the year • comprising the whole number or amount. • up to the point in time or the event mentioned • what is a brass instrument like a small trumpet? • a letter representing a vowel sound, such as a,e,i,o,u • what is large ruminant animals with horns and cloven hoofs • ...

8 Clues: This pulls the whole train • Water and oil go in this car • Rocks and sand go in this car • Train workers can rest in this car • Cows, pigs, and sheep go in this car • Things that are in boxes go in this car • Coal that makes the engine go is in this car • Logs and other big or long things go in this car

8 Clues: Red Dog's final resting place town. • The material Red Dog's statue is made from. • The region in Western Australia where Red Dog traveled. • Red Dog's search extended as far south as _____________. • Red Dog's breed mix includes Kelpie and ____________ dog. • The statue of Red Dog is called The Pilbara ____________. • ...

8 Clues: Seeds are eaten by many kinds of birds • Flowers are white to deep pink corollas • Can accumulate high nitrate concentrations • Toxic to cattle, but not to sheeps and goats • Native Americans used this plant as an astringent • The poisonous substance in this plant is hydroquinone • Flowers open during early morning and close late in the day • ...

8 Clues: Raising animals for milk or meat • Catching fish in the ocean or rivers. • A sweet product made from cocoa beans. • Clothes and fabric are made in this industry. • A type of seafood grown on farms near the coast. • Moving people or things from one place to another. • Making goods in a factory, like chocolate or clothes. • ...

5 Clues: Disease for cattle • Disease for chickens • leafy green vegetable • leafy, cruciferous vegetable that is rich in nutrients • a herbaceous perennial growing from short, thick rhizomes

5 Clues: A pen for cattle • Marked by unconcern • relating to or resembling an ape • Any customary observance or practice • Thrown into a state of agitated confusion

6 Clues: Lives only in humans • Carried by farm animals • Can be transferred by flies • Found in intestines of cattle and in infected people • Linked to RTE food & shellfish from contaminated water • People become contagious within a few hours after eating it

6 Clues: wild rush of animals • a person who tends cattle • thickly mated grass and roots • a pioneer wh owned land under the homestead act • wind powerd device used to pump water from awell • a person who searches for gold and other minerals

6 Clues: the - can vary from serious illness to death • disease that spread between humans and animals • these are the main carriers of zoonotic diseases • ...

17 Clues: Eat plant material only • First stage of digestion • Eat plant material and meat • Flat teeth used for crushing food • Animal with 4 stomach compartments • Muscular contractions moves food to stomach • Compartment of stomach involved in rumination • Pointed and sharp teeth sued for tearing food • Cattle can produce 40-150 litres of this a day • ...

17 Clues: livestock • people who work at a mine • a popular and common crop • a vehicle guided by rails • a path that guides a train • the act of becoming larger • large land mammals found in • an fuel used to power trains • a vehicle pulled by livestock • a rare, shiny, and durable mineral • the act of making people work for someone • people who resisted the expansion of america • ...

18 Clues: important; famous; • having many facets • this bachur is from Cleveland • very remarkable; extraordinary • This Bachur is from Minneapolis • What every kollel guy wants more of • the character and atmosphere of a place • so as to catch the attention; noticeable. • Some people enjoy this cereal for breakfast • imbue (something) with new life and vitality • ...

20 Clues: Odysseus’ dog • a suitor of Penelope’s • a suitor of Penelope’s • a suitor of Penelope’s • the guardian of the winds • the king of the Phaeacians • a servant in Odysseus’ household • a servant in Odysseus’ household • a female servant in Odysseus’household • cannibal inhabitants of a distant land • a goddess who lives on the island of Aeaea • ...

17 Clues: A place for animals • Used to protect a hoof • Animal waste from stables • Food source for livestock • The seed of a grain plant • Domesticated, hoofed mammal • Primary feed grain in the US • Source of Lighting, often portable • Used for storing liquids or dry goods • Collecting crops after they are mature • The place where a family makes its home • ...

7 Clues: The lowest colony on the map • River in the Middle colonies • An alternate name for the Middle colonies • Another name for cows; a common livestock • A group of people who believed all are equal • People who were forced to work on plantations • Marine mammals that the New England colonies hunted for their blubber

6 Clues: Lives only in humans • Can be transferred by flies • salmonella,,Carried by farm animals • Found in intestines of cattle and in infected people • A, Linked to RTE food & shellfish from contaminated water • People become contagious within a few hours after eating it

6 Clues: looking steadily and intently • a great victory or achievement • tiny creatures that will become insects • situated far from the main centres of population • a large farm where cattle and other animals are raised • a person whose occupation is to investigate and solve crimes

10 Clues: shot: How did Jesse die? • Where is Angel falls located? • what group harvests trees from forests? • ranchers: what people raise cows for food? • who sold jams, fruits, and sweets to people on boats? • Who picks up water bottles and cans up from the dump? • and Jaime: What couple tried to cross over to the U.S? • ...

10 Clues: agreement • to force to leave • a product that leaves a country • a product brought into a country • a statement that can be proved or checked • the lands beyond the areas already settled • a statement that tells what a person feels or believes • all the businesses that make one kind of product or offer one kind of service • ...

10 Clues: Mercantilism became what? • Who funds global exploration? • What was North America’s first colony? • What was Europe's new economic policy known as? • New wealth prompted new business and trade where? • Horses, cattle, sheep, pigs were the Europeans what? • What causes the global transfer of foods, plants, and animals? • ...

10 Clues: entertain • small drum • as soon as • short period of time • the perspective or angle from which a story is told • impersonal narrators who remain unnamed to characters in the story • hard, fatty tissues from cattle or sheep, used in cooking or making tallow • viewpoint of a narrative in which the author tells the story in third person • ...

10 Clues: unjust treatment • a member of a country • a large farm with many workers • to reject of fight against authority • crops a crop that is grown for money • a person who is chosen to act for others • a person that travels for religious reasons • to not accept another person's ideas and behavior • common an open area in center of a town where cattle and sheep can graze • ...

10 Clues: business • made maps for the U.S. government • to take away from religious control • a type of government run by elected leaders. • someone who finds or makes a new path between places • the first american trapper to come into CA and leave by land • a large area of land used for raising cattle, sheep and horses. • ...

10 Clues: meat production • riding and transport • mostly farmed for its meat, pork. • to produce meat, wool, fiber, or milk • produce beef, veal, and dairy products. • make just about everything in the apparel industry • as a source of food (consuming both their meat and eggs) or as pets • an American 501 youth organization, specifically a career and technical student • ...

10 Clues: What is the plant to have bread • How they can have animals to ate • What was the process of get food • In what object they transport the food • What person created the law code of Babylon • What is the form to exchange something in the mesopotamia • What was the most important material of the neolithic time • ...

10 Clues: Hero of the story. • Six headed sea monster. • God who Charybdis robbed cattle from. • Man who wrote the Odyssey.(first name) • God who strikes Odysseus with lightning bolts. • Sea monster cursed to suck in sea water three times a day. • The man who loved Scylla before she was turned into a monster. • ...

10 Clues: A thing that is used to work with. • A place where you bury dead people. • Animals used for their meat or milk. • The business of buying and selling things. • An instrument for cutting grain or tall grass. • An instrument used to cut trees and chop wood. • An Indo-European people, originally from Central Europe. • ...

10 Clues: Holstein's Country of Origin • Most popular dairy breed in the United States • Holstein colors are MOST often ______ and white • A _______ Holstein cow weights about 1,500 pounds • Location of Holstein Association USA (city, state) • Top producing Holstein cows are milked ________ times a day • Holsteins are able to adapt to a variety of different __________ • ...

11 Clues: The deepest lake in the United States. • This river runs north to the Columbia River. • A major river that borders Oregon to the north. • Oregon shares it's eastern border with this state. • ________ Rang - a mountain range in central Oregon • One of two states that borders Oregon to the south. • One of two states that borders Oregon to the south. • ...

10 Clues: the gas used to kill the Jews • A race that the Nazis started • the Jews were __ from Auschwitz • A group of people that targeted Jews • Who was the harshest SS gaurd at Leon's camp • what concentration camp killed 1.1 million Jews • a building or group of buildings used to house soldiers • of David Jews had to wear this to be identified as Jews • ...

10 Clues: a production process involving plants and animals. • a species of animal kept for agricultural purposes. • the practice of soil management and crop production. • the practice of working with plants in various formats. • a domesticated species, raise solely for meat production. • the business of growing and/or raising crops and livestock. • ...

10 Clues: governments are ______ employers. • White sands national monument, is a ______. • Each October, alBaq hosts a hot air _______ fiesta. • 3 of the families in New Mexico speaks _____ at home. • New Mexico has FAR more _____ and cattle than people. • the town of Deming is known for it's annual ____ Races. • Cimarron was once known as The," _____ capital of the world." • ...

10 Clues: Most Cowboys were not _____ • Farm worker that lived in the West • Cattle Herders in the Great Plains • Tool used by miners to take chunks out of stone • Highly Explosive substance used to accelerate mining • A small piece land given to citizens by the government • The Native tribes survived mostly off of this Bovine animal • ...

10 Clues: Antonym of "enormous" • HERD : CATTLE :: _____ : SHEEP • Who is the bear in "The Jungle Book"? • What is the best synonym for "definition"? • Anglo-Indian Author hailing from Mussourie. • What role does Nancy Drew play in the book "Nancy Drew"? • What is the name of the wizard at the court of King Arthur? • ...

10 Clues: The largest gland in the body. • The juice secreted by the liver. • The grass is rich in this carbohydrate. • The process of taking food into the body. • A single -celled organism found in pond water. • False feet of Amoeba which it uses to engulf food. • A part of stomach where food is stored in a cattle. • The digestive juices break this into simpler proteins. • ...

14 Clues: Spanish term for cowboy • A type of cloth or woven fabric • Its a engine powered by the wind • The wires that ended the open range war • The type of agriculture sharecropping is • land with water through a network of canals • Movement of people from rural areas to cities • A large farm for raising horses cattle and sheep • ...

14 Clues: cloth woven from flax • to look for something • large animal with horns • extremely large or great • when you drink or eat something • be drawn towards a person or thing • a rounded roof of a building or structure • when you can link or put something together • a small, simple, single-storey house or shelter • a piece of enclosed land planted with fruit trees • ...

15 Clues: Who made the first ketchup. • What Storm caused 1,800 deaths. • What were farmers harvesting by 9,000 Bc. • what was created in 1812 that used tomatoes. • What was the first mass produced car called. • What was the first fast-food hamburger joint. • In which ancient empire was cattle domesticate. • What item was banned to sell to minors in 1992. • ...

9 Clues: It is from cocoa beans • Sir Isaac newtons .... • it grows in large huge bunches • Culinary name for meat from cattle • The only fruit that wears it seeds outside • A italian dish with a flat surface and lots of cheese • It has a yellow yolk and a white surrounded by a shell • A yummy cold treat, that is usually eaten in the hot sun • ...

9 Clues: Zeus and Alcmena's son. • The place Hercules was born. • Hercules half brother's name. • The animal for the seventh labour. • The amount of labours Hercules had to complete. • The woman who had three of Hercules first children. • The place Hercules had to bring the third and fourth labours to. • The labour where Hercules had to fetch the cattle of Geryon from Erythia. • ...

9 Clues: painful • to grow to be • a clever or skillful act • a chance of loss or harm • to show or signal by raising and moving the hand • a building where horses or cattle are kept and fed • a chair on wheels that is used by someone who cannot walk • an animal with a low, wide body covered by a hard rounded shell • a sad event that is not expected and in which people may be hurt

9 Clues: The right to vote. • A rundown neighborhood. • The condition of being poor. • To travel back and forth regularly. • A territory set aside for Native Americans. • The production of goods or services within an economy. • Total control of a type of industry by a person or company. • A person who claimed land on the Great Plains under the Homestead Act of 1862. • ...

9 Clues: You get ham from this animal • A vehicle commonly used on a farm • He might wake you up in the morning • Animal whose wool you can use for knitting • A building that houses farm animals and fodder • You need this to stop animals from getting out • Where a farmer grows crops such as corn and wheat • A dwelling where a farmer and their family might live • ...

9 Clues: – Fertilizer made from animal bones (8) • – Gas from manure used as renewable energy (6) • – Extracted from shellfish, used in medicine (8) • – Found in feathers and hooves, used in shampoos (7) • – Pig pancreas was the first source of this hormone (7) • – Protein extracted from hides, used to make gelatin (8) • ...

14 Clues: The quality of being unreasonable. • Who is the poet of poem ‘ The Snake’. • The poet is talking about which month? • Name the volcano discussed in the poem? • The poet thought that his act was ________ • Snake was drinking the water like a _______ • The poet compared snake to _____ at the end. • The poet thought that golden snakes are______ • ...

14 Clues: skilled workers • human made objects • raising of food for crops • early people who wandered for food • humans and earlier humanlike creatures • specialization in a specific type of work • system of moving water from rivers to crops • evidence about which little information is given • taming of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs • ...

14 Clues: skilled workers • human made objects • raising of food for crops • early people who wandered for food • humans and earlier humanlike creatures • specialization in a specific type of work • system of moving water from rivers to crops • evidence about which little information is given • taming of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs • ...

14 Clues: Can live without oxygen • Salmonella entricia is ___ shaped • Is the specific class of Salmonella entricia • The family that Salmonella entricia belongs to • Is the process of how salmonella replicates itself • The kingdom that Salmonella entricia is included in • Terminology for having over 1000 lash like appendages • ...

14 Clues: The outcome of Jesus’ battle. • The heavenly ones following Jesus. • The flesh that Jesus works through. • The title written on Jesus' robe and thigh. • Another type of meat prepared for the feast. • Represents the righteous acts of the saints. • One of the animals prepared for the banquet. • The battle between Jesus and the forces of evil. • ...

5 Clues: medium sized cheeky animal • large ferocious and pack animal • common medium-sized city dweller • small vermin eater cattle stealer • wild dog pack animal hunting deer type

10 Clues: ship building • a mountain in both colonies • A human resource in Mid-Atlantic • A natural resource in mid-atlantic • it is a stream of water in mid-atlantic • it is curved inlet of sea in mid-atlantic • It is a colny in (clue: it is in the middle) • land that is relatively flatter or lower than adjacent land • animals such as cattle, cows, and pigs (clue: Mid-Atlantic) • ...

10 Clues: What your head rests on in bed. • The Youtube cl_____ was very funny! • The man was bald, so he wore a w_______. • You can't ski uphill, only d____________. • The man ate a b__________ meal, then his son. • This big cat has orange and black striped fur. • Miners dig and dr_____ into rocks to find gold. • When you travel on a plan, you go on a t_________. • ...

10 Clues: The Europeans built a ______. • The people of the three rivers. • These were used to cross the sea. • Where did our First Nations people originate from? • The last person of the original Tasmanian First Nations people. • First Nations people explored inland Australia by moving up these. • Which part of the country did they find it easier to walk and live? • ...

10 Clues: Activities related to land cultivation. • Ecosystem where vegetation predominate. • Action to conserve and protect the environment. • Re-sow or cultivate on an area that has lost its forest. • Deterioration of the environment and its natural resources. • Activity where minerals are identified, extracted and processed. • ...

10 Clues: unjust treatment • a member of a country • a large farm with many workers • to reject of fight against authority • crops a crop that is grown for money • a person who is chosen to act for others • a person that travels for religious reasons • to not accept another person's ideas and behavior • common an open area in center of a town where cattle and sheep can graze • ...

10 Clues: _________got sick and died (5th plague) • 4th plagues: they were flying everywhere • Fell from the sky with fire and thunder (7th plague) • They ate all the grass and plants in Egypt (8th plague) • All dust of the earth turned into __________ (3rd plague) • The Nile river was turned into ____________. (1st plague) • ...

10 Clues: V. to strengthen, build up • ADJ. having a pleasing appearance • V. to make up for; to repay services • ADJ. loose in one's moral or behavior • N. the process of driving or forcing out • N. a citizen of another country; ADJ foreign, strange • V. to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place • N. food for horses or cattle; raw material for a designated purpose • ...

10 Clues: Messenger of the gods • Romans knew Hermes by this name • Hermes mother,daughter of the Titan Atlas • Hermes went to find and steal cattle from? • Hermes also became this when he was a day old • Hermen also became this when he was a day old • Hermes was also believed to be the god of this • The way hermes led the beasts back to his home • ...

10 Clues: Anna Creek Station is famous for what • Which company makes SA’s famous Frogcakes • Where will you find 23rd Street Distillery • Who or what was the Birdman of the Coorong • Which Australia Minister was born in Bordertown • What is the highest “mountain” in South Australia • South Australia has one UNESCO World Heritage Site • ...

10 Clues: associated with human food • associated with animal feeds • humans, pigs and horses; simple stomach • grains and by-products, used by animals • nutrients consumed in breads, vegetables and or meats • mixture of feedstufs available to provide the nutrients • total amount of material the animal would consume in one day • ...

10 Clues: The towers that oil shoots out of • The region where most oil is produced • Related to the politics and government • Affecting our society and the people in it • Related to our environment and how it's affected • Affecting the economical and business related aspects • The industry that involves the transportation using trains • ...

10 Clues: - Plants grown for food or commerce. • - Native to a particular region or country. • - Farm animals kept by humans for various purposes. • - Process of settling new lands by a foreign power. • - Inhabitant of a particular place, especially one born there. • - Domesticated ruminant animals raised for meat, milk, or hides. • ...

10 Clues: meat from a cattle. • a insect that produce honey. • a round oval object laid by a female bird • meat from a bird e.g. chicken, turkey and quail • an animal that is commonly known for their wool. • a place that grow crops and where animals are kept. • an animal that is used for their meat, milk and hides. • a fruit that is green and long that almost taste like water. • ...

10 Clues: How big was the temple, in length? • Where did Solomon build the temple? • What materials lined the walls of the temple? • With which metal did Solomon overlay the floor? • How long did it take Solomon to build the temple? • How many men did Solomon draft to build the temple? • Where did the priests place the ark of the covenant? • ...

10 Clues: not clear enough to be read • pleasant to look at; attractive • sparing in the use of words; abrupt • of only moderate quality; not very good • bring under domination or control, especially by conquest • the action of depriving someone of membership in an organization • food especially dried hay or feed, for cattle and other livestock • ...

10 Clues: to strengthen, build up • difficult or impossible to read • average, ordinary, undistinguished • the process of driving or forcing out • bringing in money; profitable; money making • to grow by rapid production of new parts; increase in number • to make fun of rudely or unkindly; a rude remark of derision • ...

10 Clues: What animals do when they eat grass • The Khoikhoi’s most valuable animals • An enclosure used to keep animals safe • A group of animals such as cows, sheep, and goats • The type of plant used to make mats for Khoikhoi huts • The hunter-gatherer group who lived alongside the Khoikhoi • People who move with their animals to find new grazing land • ...

15 Clues: Meat from pigs • Meat from carabao • Meat from deer/goat • Meats of domesticated sheep • Meat from cattle over one year old • Flesh of a young calf, 4-5 months old • Refers to the flesh of animals used for food • tissues Lean meat with connective tissues and fat • Is the insoluble ligament that is yellowish in color • tissues Found around and within the muscular tissues • ...

15 Clues: Ctesippus is from ____ • Odysseus prayed to Zeus for an ______ • A bird flew onto a suitor's _____ hand • Philoetius watches over Odysseus' ______ • Ctesippus threw an ox's _____ at Odysseus • Odysseus scolded himself for his _________ • Telemachus tells the maids to lay _______ rugs • Melanthius brought his best ______ to the feast • ...

15 Clues: Which of the 5 C's moos? • Which of the 5 C's is mined? • What is Arizona's state fish? • What is Arizona's oldest city? • What is the capital of Arizona? • Which of the 5 C's grows in bolls? • Which of the 5 C's includes grapefruit? • What river is Arizona's biggest water supply? • The Civil War was fought at which Arizona peak? • ...

15 Clues: What does Mohenjo-Daro mean? • Houses had Sewer systems and..? • The god of destruction and creation • What Indo-european language did they use? • Where did they get the Conch shells from? • Aryans measuered wealth with these animals. • The river that flowed through modern Pakistan • India´s houses were arrnged on a ____ patteren • ...

15 Clues: Confuse • Lean and haggard • Crouch down in fear • The decaying flesh of dead animals • Food for cattle and other livestock • A deep, narrow gorge with steep sides • Increasing cheerfulness and confidence • To prepare or use land for gardening or crops • A loud and confused noise, especially people shouting • The state of being hostile or opposed to someone or something • ...

15 Clues: Confuse • Lean and haggard • Crouch down in fear • The decaying flesh of dead animals • Food for cattle and other livestock • A deep, narrow gorge with steep sides • Increasing cheerfulness and confidence • To prepare or use land for gardening or crops • A loud and confused noise, especially people shouting • The state of being hostile or opposed to someone or something • ...

15 Clues: A term for the eggs of parasites • The process of acquiring a parasite • Parasites that cause schistosomiasis • A small tapeworm that can infect humans • Parasites that affect the lungs in humans • The medical term for the study of parasites • A type of human parasite affecting the liver • Parasites found in cattle that can infect humans • ...

15 Clues: Owing someone something. • The order in which things happen. • Something to support your reasoning. • Wire with small, sharp spikes on it. • Blocking imports to a certain place. • Using cattle and farming to make a living. • Small, sun dried bricks used for building. • A document stating how a place will be ran. • America rebuilding itself after the Civil War. • ...

15 Clues: city known as "Motor City" • known as "Gateway to the West" • area set aside for Native Americans • an important industry in the Midwest • good place to farm with fertile soil • major transportation hub in the Midwest • area or a building where animals are kept • an area of wild country that is unexplored • flat land that is covered in grass and wildflowers • ...

15 Clues: who owned farms and livestock. • An area ruled by another country. • What animals feed on in open fields. • When people lose their land to others. • When goods are exchanged between groups. • Violent attacks during the frontier wars. • Disagreement or struggle between two groups. • Animals that were stolen during the frontier wars. • ...

15 Clues: Tall observation tower in San Antonio • Popular beach destination on the Gulf Coast • Giant pink granite dome near Fredericksburg • Houston site that showcases space exploration • Texas' oldest continually operating dance hall • Building in Austin taller than the U.S. Capitol • National park named for a curve in the Rio Grande • ...

13 Clues: wire often bob wire or, in the southeastern United • money inconvertible paper money made legal tender by a government decree. • act encouraged Western migration by providing settlers 160 acres of public land. • plow It was used for farming to break up tough soil without soil getting stuck to it • ...

10 Clues: (adj) extravagant/rich, luxurious/lavish • (adj) Moderately warm-showing little enthusiasm • (adj) having profound/great knowledge or learning • (n) A perfect place-paradise, heaven, and ideal place • (adj) having keen mental perception and understanding • (adj) not harmful or injurious; harmless-not likely to irritate/offend • ...

10 Clues: mexicos president • known as the father of texas • people who acted as land agents • a rebellion started by american settlers in california • a spanish mission that later became an important battlefield • 11th president who also completed American annexation of Texas • Spanish speaking, Catholic people of Alta California before 1848 • ...

10 Clues: Ozone is a ______ Molecule. • ______is better than recycle. • Carbondioxide is a _________ gas. • Zho and Al2O3 are _________ oxides. • Zn and Lead are more reactive elements than _____. • ________ are responsible for true depletion of Ozone. • Ozone Layer protects the earth from ________ Radiation. • ______ gas is being added at the atmosphere by cattle sheds. • ...

10 Clues: the first day of the week • A away to say "sir" in Spanish. • Another way to say a big party. • a round-up of cattle on a ranch for branding. • Another way to say "very" or "a lot" in Spanish. • When people see you they usually wave and say... • A traditional Spanish dance in triple time (fast) • Tortilla filled with meats and veggies of your choice. • ...

10 Clues: What is the plant to have bread • What was the process of get food • How they can have animals to ate • In what object they transport the food • What person created the law code of Babylon • What is the form to exchange something in the mesopotamia • What was the most important material of the neolithic time • ...

10 Clues: The largest rainforest in the world • The country where the FSC comes from • The highest layer in a tropical rainforest • The second lowest layer in a tropical rainforest • The only state/territory with a montane rainforest • The percent of illegal logging in Brazil and Indonesia • The type of logging which removes all trees in the area • ...

10 Clues: The farmer has 10 cows in his ........ . • Kandowan is a ........⛰village near Tabriz. • Friday night the ......... is warm and clear. • There isn't any rain this year.It's very ...... . • Ghez-ghal’eh is famous for its ......... 🌻 fields. • The farmers work on the farm and ......... animals. • There's a big ......... in our village.We go there for swim. • ...

10 Clues: acid bacteria the full form of LAB • name of first antibiotic discovered • it is the acid producer of lactic acid • it is the acid producer of acetic acid • the bacteria present in the rumen of cattle • that can be used in the production of biogas • mixture of gas ,that may also be used as fuel • what cheese does propionibacterium sharmanii bacterium produce • ...

10 Clues: meat from a cattle. • a insect that produce honey. • a round oval object laid by a female bird • meat from a bird e.g. chicken, turkey and quail • an animal that is commonly known for their wool. • a place that grow crops and where animals are kept. • an animal that is used for their meat, milk and hides. • a fruit that is green and long that almost taste like water. • ...

10 Clues: beautiful; very attractive. • grassland suitable for pasturage. • animal dung used for fertilizing land. • not according with truth or fact; incorrect • the quality of being unpleasant or repulsive in appearance • feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems. • A mental health disorder characterised by persistently depressed mood • ...

10 Clues: Railroad completed in Utah in 1869 • What discovery drew more people West? • Who developed The Ghost Dance Movement? • Who did the White people try to ban from mining? • What wiped out a ton of Cattle in the late 1880s? • What religion did children learn in Indian Boarding School? • What are towns called that sprang up quickly along railroads? • ...

10 Clues: She cries for her children • It drinks the blood of cattle • He shows his spectral face to drunks • He was struck by a cannonball and died • His soul is trapped at the accident site • Died from a scorpion bite on her wedding day • He is the spirit of a man who was greedy and evil • He created an altar with dolls hanging up to a thousand • ...

10 Clues: She cries for her children • It drinks the blood of cattle • He shows his spectral face to drunks • He was struck by a cannonball and died • His soul is trapped at the accident site • Died from a scorpion bite on her wedding day • He is the spirit of a man who was greedy and evil • He created an altar with dolls hanging up to a thousand • ...

10 Clues: OVERGRAZING LED TO DETERIOATION OF ____ • MAIN SOURCE OF FINANCE OF COLONIAL STATE • UNCULTIVATED LAND WAS VIEWED AS ____BY COLONIALISTS • Rights that people areused to by custom and tradition • colonial officials believed that _____ destroyed the saplings • FORESTS WITH COMMERCIALLY VALUABLE TIMBER WERE DECLARED AS_____ • ...

10 Clues: My ___ takes me to school. • My dog is blind in one ___. • ___ coat did you take by mistakek. • I run fast and like to win the ___. • My grandparents are old and I am ___. • The tag on an item show what you have to pay for it. • The bird was not able to fly because of a broken ___. • I finished my homework ___ so I could go outside to play. • ...

10 Clues: to grow, sprout leaves • (n) faithfulness; loyalty • (n) plants of a region or era • (adj) having a red or flushed complexion • (v.) to give up, renounce; to leave, abandon • (v) place where a river can be crossed on foot • (n) The splitting of an atomic nucleus to release energy. • (n.) food for horses or cattle; raw material for a designated purpose • ...

12 Clues: True stomach. • Large Intestine. • Process of chewing. • Soft mass of chewed food. • Animal that consumes only plants. • Digestive disorder that is fatal in horses. • Sector of stomach where fermentation occurs. • Way in which an animal gets food into their body. • Aids in fat digestion and is produced in the liver. • Area of microbial digestion, also known as a blind sac. • ...

12 Clues: The main food source • Skins What clothing was made from. • Teepees were made from the _____ of a Bison • Hunters wore breastplates made out of ______ • Bows and arrows and what were used for hunting • What they lived in before contact with Europeans • Used for hunting and where brought by the Spanish • Trade Why did the hunters have to kill more bison • ...

12 Clues: The main food source • skins What clothing was made from. • Teepees were made from the _____ of a Bison • Hunters wore breastplates made out of ______ • Bows and arrows and what were used for hunting • What they lived in before contact with Europeans • Used for hunting and where brought by the Spanish • Trade Why did the hunters have to kill more bison • ...