greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
mythology 2023-02-08
12 Clues: god of war • god of fire • ruler of the sea • Zeus's Messenger • god of underworld • roman name Jupiter • protector of marriage • Goddess of Love and Beauty • the supreme rulers favorite child • dolphin and crow were sacred to him • is the delian of delos's twin sister • Every meal began and ended with an offering to her
Mythology 2022-05-19
12 Clues: Gorgon • and spring • of the gods • The Odyssey • Woman of Troy • The labyrinth • his twelve labors • and the Argonauts • boy who killed Medusa • Hero of the Trojan war • Titan who gave man fire • of Thebes who killed his father
Mythology 2025-04-14
12 Clues: Titan King • God of nature • God of the sea • One eyed monster • Has winged sandals • Has snakes for hair • Husband of Persephone • God of wine and parties • Is symbolized by an owl • Goddess of harvest and grain • 3 headed fire breathing creature • Son of Kronos and brother of Hades
Greek Letter Quest 2025-02-25
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- - What Greek letter denotes density in physics?
- - What Greek letter is used for summation in mathematics?
- - Which Greek letter represents the mathematical constant approximately equal to 3.14159?
- - Which Greek letter is used for efficiency in engineering?
- - What Greek letter is used for the chi-square distribution in statistics?
- - What Greek letter represents an angle in geometry?
- - Which Greek letter is associated with electromagnetic waves?
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- - What Greek letter represents resistance in electrical circuits?
- - What Greek letter symbolizes the wave function in quantum mechanics?
- - Which Greek letter represents wavelength in physics?
- - What Greek letter symbolizes change in mathematics?
- - Which Greek letter is used in fluid dynamics?
- - What Greek letter represents the golden ratio?
- - Which Greek letter is used for torque in physics?
- - Which Greek letter is used to denote a micro-unit in measurements?
15 Clues: - Which Greek letter is used in fluid dynamics? • - What Greek letter denotes density in physics? • - What Greek letter represents the golden ratio? • - What Greek letter represents an angle in geometry? • - Which Greek letter represents wavelength in physics? • - What Greek letter symbolizes change in mathematics? • ...
History Crossword Puzzle Greece 2013-11-06
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- story about the return from troy
- first mainland greek civilization
- time of famine, and unwritten history
- king that avenged his father, and burned athens
- the sea between sicily and western greece
- king that set revenge against athens for supporting a rebellion
- first greek civilization on the island of crete
- north-western part of asia
- most populus greek city-state
- ancient city of crete
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- heavily armed infantry
- island south of greece with the first greek civilization
- famous greek writer, wrote two stories about the trojan war
- the sea that is surrounded by land on 3 sides
- many city-states were surrounded by mountains, so invasion wasn't heard of except for from known civilizations
- rectangualur formation for hopelite soldiers in battle
- voters elect laws directly to the government
- narrow passage way that was set for battle to defend from the persian invasion
- the sea between asia minor and eastern greece
- story about last year of the trojan war
- greek naval commander
- greek colonies
22 Clues: greek colonies • greek naval commander • ancient city of crete • heavily armed infantry • north-western part of asia • most populus greek city-state • story about the return from troy • first mainland greek civilization • time of famine, and unwritten history • story about last year of the trojan war • the sea between sicily and western greece • ...
gasswedding2025 2025-04-13
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- Cut of the engagement ring diamond
- This sweet treat is always stocked in our freezer
- Kara’s favorite Oklahoma ice cream joint
- Kara and the Officiant met in this OU club
- Stephen and Kara met at this company's holiday party
- The street Kara and Stephen live on
- Kara works for this yodeling internet company
- Stephen's alma mater
- Stephen's favorite musician, who has a museum here in Tulsa
- Stephen's fave book genre
- Stephen's favorite SciFi writer, and the author of 2001: A Space Odyssey
- Stephen and his dad share this middle name
- Kara's childhood dog, who she named during a middle school obsession with Greek Mythology
- Tulsa to DC, directionally speaking
- Stephen proposed in this French restaurant, after a massive brunch spread
- Not Huntsville, but close
- This flying object broke Stephen's front tooth in middle school
- Length of the engagement in months
- Kara and Stephen first lived together in this state
- Stephen's dad coached him in this sport
- In Greek mythology, King Minos of Crete locked this creature away in his labyrinth
- Stephen and Kara have a slight addiction to this fizzy drink
- Name of 40-down
- High School sport that broke Kara's ankle
- Eldest Gass brother
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- The bride's hometown
- Month that Stephen proposed
- Stephen and this groomsman met in Kindergarten
- As a child, Kara broke this sister's arm (on accident!)
- The bride's middle name
- Island home to Acadia National Park, or Stephen and Kara's favorite neighborhood ice cream spot
- number of twins in the wedding party
- Home of the Oklahoma Sooners
- and Kara live in this capital city
- Downtown Tulsa's primary architectural style
- City where Stephen and Kara met
- Kara and Stephen's greatest love
- Mother of the bride
- Auburn’s mascot, or Kara’s favorite animal
- Who said "I love you" first, accidentally
- As a child, Stephen broke this brother's tooth (on purpose)
- Mother of the groom
- Kara's favorite TV shows play on this network
- The couple's first international trip was to this European country
- In 2019, the couple drove 11 hours from Houston to visit this national park
- The majority of the honeymoon will be spent on this island, which is SAID TO BE the birthplace of Zeus
- First dish Stephen made for Kara
47 Clues: Name of 40-down • Mother of the bride • Mother of the groom • Eldest Gass brother • The bride's hometown • Stephen's alma mater • The bride's middle name • Stephen's fave book genre • Not Huntsville, but close • Month that Stephen proposed • Home of the Oklahoma Sooners • City where Stephen and Kara met • Kara and Stephen's greatest love • First dish Stephen made for Kara • ...
Important Greek People (and some Persians) 2024-09-18
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- This Greek comedic playwright is considered, "The Father of Comedy."
- This PERSIAN King of Kings was Darius's son, and was most known for his invasion of Greece from across the Hellespont, and for his ultimate DEFEAT from the Greeks leading to the decline of the Achaemenid Empire.
- This Greek tragedian is most known for writing Medea, The Bacchae, Hippolytus, Alcestis and The Trojan Women.
- This Greek philosopher created the Socratic method.
- This Greek mathematician and physicist invented a death ray. (that might not work.)
- This Greek politician was also an important general in the Great Peloponnesian War.
- This Greek astronomer and philosopher was the first known person to put the sun in the center of the Universe.
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- This Greek mathematician is considered the "Father of Geometry."
- This Greek philosopher wrote "the Republic."
- This Greek Courier ran all the way to Athens from Marathon, and with his last, dying breath, proclaimed they’d won the Battle of Marathon.
- This Greek historian and general is the author of ‘the History of the 'Peloponnesian War.’
- This Greek philosopher tutored Alexander the Great.
- This Greek Spartan King was most known for leading 300 of his warriors in a last stand against the Persians in the Battle of Thermopylae.
- This Greek historian and geographer is also known as “The Father of History.”
- This Greek philosopher created the Pythagorean Theorem.
- This Greek mathematician and geographer became the librarian at the Library of Alexandria.
- This Greek tragedian is most known for writing Oedipus the King Oedipus the King.
- This PERSIAN King of Kings was the third in the Achaemenid Empire. He fought the Greeks in the Battle of Marathon.
18 Clues: This Greek philosopher wrote "the Republic." • This Greek philosopher tutored Alexander the Great. • This Greek philosopher created the Socratic method. • This Greek philosopher created the Pythagorean Theorem. • This Greek mathematician is considered the "Father of Geometry." • This Greek comedic playwright is considered, "The Father of Comedy." • ...
Ch 5/6, 7 and 8 Xword 2025-10-30
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- What does the prefix para- mean
- What does the prefix dia- mean
- What does the roman numeral X mean
- What does the roman numeral XCVII mean
- What does the prefix post- mean
- What does the prefix inter- mean
- What does the roman numeral XLIV mean
- What does the roman numeral LX mean
- What does the prefix magni- mean
- What does the prefix circum- mean
- Greek name for the letter ps
- What does the prefix super- mean
- What does the greek suffix -arch mean
- What does the prefix crypto- mean
- What does the prefix auto- mean
- What does the greek suffix -graphy mean
- Greek name for the letter T
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- What does the roman numeral LXXXVI mean
- What does the prefix mal- mean
- Greek name for the letters ch
- What does the greek suffix -er mean
- What does the roman numeral XC mean
- What does the greek suffix -scopy mean
- What does the roman numeral LI mean
- What does the roman numeral LXXVIII mean
- What does the roman numeral V mean
- Greek name for the letter B
- What does the greek suffix -crat mean
- Greek name for the letter A
- What does the greek suffix -less mean
- What does the roman numeral L mean
31 Clues: Greek name for the letter B • Greek name for the letter A • Greek name for the letter T • Greek name for the letter ps • Greek name for the letters ch • What does the prefix mal- mean • What does the prefix dia- mean • What does the prefix para- mean • What does the prefix post- mean • What does the prefix auto- mean • What does the prefix inter- mean • ...
R.S.P. Latin and Greek Puzzle 2014-12-15
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- suffix for without
- Latin root for war
- prefix for extremely
- suffix for characterized by
- Greek root for small
- Greek root for life
- Latin root for water
- suffix for one who
- Greek root for time
- prefix for not
- prefix for after
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- suffix for female
- Latin root for free
- Latin root for high
- Greek root for marriage
- suffix for every
- prefix for against
- Greek root for pressure
- prefix for air
- Latin root for body
20 Clues: prefix for air • prefix for not • suffix for every • prefix for after • suffix for female • suffix for without • Latin root for war • prefix for against • suffix for one who • Latin root for free • Latin root for high • Greek root for life • Greek root for time • Latin root for body • prefix for extremely • Greek root for small • Latin root for water • Greek root for marriage • Greek root for pressure • ...
Greek Monsters 2023-03-02
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- The “Mother of Monsters”
- Demonic female monster and belonged to the villainous cult circle of the goddess of the Underworld, Hekate.
- Beautiful, young women who used their singing to lure sailors passing by their island and slaughter them.
- The daughter of Forky and Kitos, once a beautiful Nymph that the god Poseidon longed for.
- Anthropomorphic monsters in Greek mythology, with a bird's body and a woman's head.
- Born when Poseidon decided to take revenge on King Minos of Crete for his disobedience; he denied sacrificing a beautiful white bull.
- Man-eating birds with beaks of bronze, sharp metallic feathers they could launch at their victims, and poisonous dung.
- Another child of Typhon and Echidna,a horrible sea monster with serpentine features and many - many - snake heads.
- Fire-breathing giant serpent that guarded the Golden Fleece.
- A serpent monster, presided at the Delphic oracle, which existed in the cult center for its mother, Gaia. He was born by Gaia from the mud of the Flood of Deucalion with which Zeus ended the Golden Age.
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- Human-like but huge in stature and irresistible in strength.
- Three-headed beast: a lion's body and head, a tail that ended up in a snake's head, and in the middle of her back came a goat's neck and head. Daughter of Typhon and Echidna
- Also called the Mares of Thrace, were a herd of man-eating horses in Greek mythology belonging to the giant Diomedes.
- The “Father of all Monsters”.
- Famous three-headed dog, pet of Hades, the god of the Underworld.
- Three deadly sisters whose hair was made of living, venomous snakes and they could turn anyone into stone just by looking into their eyes.
- Thought to be a daughter of Poseidon and Gaia lived opposite Scylla, on the Asian shore of the Bosporus
- Lives in the Nemean region, scattering fear in the area. has a very tough skin that can not be pierced by a weapon. also the offspring of Typhon and Echidna
- Took the form of a shaggy tameless boar of vast weight and foaming jaws. It would sally from the thick-wooded cypress-bearing heights of Erymanthus to harry the groves of Arcady and abuse the land of Psophis.
- A lion's body, bird's wings, and a female head.a treacherous and merciless monster who kills and eats those who cannot answer her riddle.
- A beautiful queen who ruled Libya
21 Clues: The “Mother of Monsters” • The “Father of all Monsters”. • A beautiful queen who ruled Libya • Human-like but huge in stature and irresistible in strength. • Fire-breathing giant serpent that guarded the Golden Fleece. • Famous three-headed dog, pet of Hades, the god of the Underworld. • ...
Akella 2020-09-11
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- name of a famous dog created by Disney also sharing the name of a planet
- the most abundantly found element on earth next only to Oxygen
- The guy who discovered gravity
- The fervent period of European cultural, artistic, political and economic “rebirth” following the Middle Ages
- One of the most recognizable paintings by Da Vinci
- Bugs Bunny is a ____
- A colour, also a fruit
- The Hindu god of wisdom and intellect and revered as the remover of obstacles
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- The famous actor starring in movies like Spyder, Pokiri, Athadu is
- The first thing you would say after lifting a call
- Innovation and you
- A Game of _____. (An extremely popular fantasy TV series)
- King of gods in Greek Mythology
- What has 4 right angles and having all sides equal
- Something without which you won't be able to sleep peacefully
- J.K Rowling's best selling books
- A foot and ankle surgeon or a medical professional devoted to treatment of foot related
17 Clues: Innovation and you • Bugs Bunny is a ____ • A colour, also a fruit • The guy who discovered gravity • King of gods in Greek Mythology • J.K Rowling's best selling books • The first thing you would say after lifting a call • What has 4 right angles and having all sides equal • One of the most recognizable paintings by Da Vinci • ...
Week one Spelling - Jaiden 2020-10-12
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- having the distinctive qualities of a particular type of person or thing.
- a word which has a similar meaning
- an exercise where someone with great flexibility display physical agility and coordination.
- _____ are located in Egypt
- The branch of science concerned with the nature and properties of matter and energy.
- The cryptic message was saying Marcus would one day worship the almighty potato
- Keith has no _____ for other people
- Vijay is not lyrical
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- Percy Jackson is from Greek _____
- when you have a bomb. This would speed up the chemical reaction and make it go BOOM!
- when one thing is identical to another
- Present in all green plants and in cyanobacteria, which is responsible for the absorption of light to provide energy for photosynthesis.
- feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy.
- a word where it is spelt the same but has a different meaning
- a cylindrical thing
- lets just say it starts with an L and ends with an ymph
- a fake name mostly used by authors
17 Clues: a cylindrical thing • Vijay is not lyrical • _____ are located in Egypt • Percy Jackson is from Greek _____ • a word which has a similar meaning • a fake name mostly used by authors • Keith has no _____ for other people • when one thing is identical to another • feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy. • lets just say it starts with an L and ends with an ymph • ...
Mythology 2013-06-17
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- ruler of them all
- creator God in Africa
- continent
- went on 10 year journey
- epic written by Homer
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- demigod
- goddess
- A collection of myths, esp. one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- despised by Hera
- Irish
- screaming
- A member of an indigenous people of northern Canada and parts of Greenland and Alaska.
12 Clues: Irish • demigod • goddess • screaming • continent • despised by Hera • ruler of them all • creator God in Africa • epic written by Homer • went on 10 year journey • A member of an indigenous people of northern Canada and parts of Greenland and Alaska. • A collection of myths, esp. one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
Mythology 2021-05-12
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- What did King Midas think could make you happy?
- Which beast represents imagination?
- Which creature is reborn from a fire?
- Walking around a place without purpose.
- What did Dionysus grant the King?
- Thinking about something all the time.
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- When you can't find where you are going.
- What is the name of an old story that teaches us a lesson?
- Which beast represents power and strength?
- A model of a person made from stone or gold.
- To say that you will definitely do something.
- Which beast guards a maze and scares people?
12 Clues: What did Dionysus grant the King? • Which beast represents imagination? • Which creature is reborn from a fire? • Thinking about something all the time. • Walking around a place without purpose. • When you can't find where you are going. • Which beast represents power and strength? • A model of a person made from stone or gold. • ...
Mythology 2024-01-26
12 Clues: Hermes • El Rey • Huntress • Part horse • Turns around • Created by Athena • Daughter of Minos • Phaedra's Husband • Weaving challenge • Destroyed by horses • Gives terrible advice • Synonym for "bloodshed"
Mythology 2022-05-10
Mythology 2025-06-18
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- slayer of the Minotaur
- killer of Hyacinthus
- Ancient king of Ithaca
- Greatest of Greek heroes
- father of Zeus
- Mother of Helen of Sparta
- killers of Orpheus
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- Thracian bard known for katabasis
- wife of Orpheus
- Queen of the Underworld and goddess of Spring in Greek myth
- winged god of love, son of Ares
- Hades’ mistress, turned into a mint plant
12 Clues: father of Zeus • wife of Orpheus • killers of Orpheus • killer of Hyacinthus • slayer of the Minotaur • Ancient king of Ithaca • Greatest of Greek heroes • Mother of Helen of Sparta • winged god of love, son of Ares • Thracian bard known for katabasis • Hades’ mistress, turned into a mint plant • Queen of the Underworld and goddess of Spring in Greek myth
In the beginning... 2026-02-19
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- Ancient Greek sanctuary famous for its oracle
- Greek yogurt dip made with cucumbers, garlic, and herbs
- Primordial supreme mother goddess
- As an infant, he was nursed by goats
- Sea located between Greece and Turkey
- Three-headed watchdog of the underworld
- Mathematician known for his theorem in geometry
- Greek philosopher who tutored Alexander the Great
- Wise centaur and mentor to many Greek heroes
- The Greek concept of the afterlife where the blessed go
- A trick used to gain entry into the city of Troy
- A Greek dish of lamb meat, typically served in pita with toppings
- Greek invention with a snooze button today
- Athena challenged her to a weaving contest
- Persephone’s husband
- Hero who defeated Medusa
- Three sisters that share a single eye and one tooth
- Hera threw Hephaestus off of Mount ________
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- Olympic event that women could win
- Student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle
- Sweet pastry made of filo dough, honey, and nuts
- The number of labors Hercules had to perform
- Goddess of wisdom and war, born from Zeus’s head
- Gorgon with snakes for hair, whose gaze could turn people to stone
- Greek invention - going up?
- Ancient Greek poet known for the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey"
- Elevated part of an ancient Greek city, often a site of temples
- King Minos lived on this island
- God of time who ate his children
- Greek philosopher known for questioning and the Socratic method
- Greek city-state known for its contributions to art, philosophy, and democracy
- He flew too close to the sun
- Home to the creature that Theseus slayed
- Polyphemus thought that his name was “Nobody”
- Public open space in ancient Greek cities for assembly and markets
- Temple dedicated to Athena on the Acropolis in Athens
- Greek city-state known for its military strength and women's rights
- Fire-breathing monster - part lion, part goat, and part dragon
38 Clues: Persephone’s husband • Hero who defeated Medusa • Greek invention - going up? • He flew too close to the sun • King Minos lived on this island • God of time who ate his children • Primordial supreme mother goddess • Olympic event that women could win • As an infant, he was nursed by goats • Sea located between Greece and Turkey • Three-headed watchdog of the underworld • ...
World History Standard Three Tic Tac Toe Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-06
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- A famous city-state that focused on a strong military and total discipline
- Slaves in ancient Sparta
- The spread of Greek ideas and culture from the Eastern Mediterranean to Asia
- A Greek philosopher who used questioning to teach his students
- A Greek marketplace
- The stories ancient Greeks told about their gods
- Greece forms this, which is an area of land surrounded by water on three sides
- The most famous ancient Greek general that conquered Egypt and Persia and promoted Greek culture wherever he went
- An ancient Greek male who was famous for his epics
- The king of the ancient Greek gods and the god of lightning
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- A Greek Philosopher who taught Alexander the Great and developed the rule of logic
- A system of government created by ancient Greeks
- A type of garment in ancient Greece
- The Greek philosopher who started the school called The Academy
- A rocky mound in Athens, Greece that is home to many temples including the Parthenon
- The sea that surrounds mainland Greece
- A temple in Athens, Greece dedicated to the goddess Athens
- The highest mountain in Greece and the home of the Greek gods
- A city-state in ancient Greece
- The war that was fought between the Greeks and the people of Troy
20 Clues: A Greek marketplace • Slaves in ancient Sparta • A city-state in ancient Greece • A type of garment in ancient Greece • The sea that surrounds mainland Greece • A system of government created by ancient Greeks • The stories ancient Greeks told about their gods • An ancient Greek male who was famous for his epics • A temple in Athens, Greece dedicated to the goddess Athens • ...
Ch 5/6, 7 and 8 Xword 2025-10-30
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- What does the prefix crypto- mean
- Greek name for the letter ps
- What does the greek suffix -arch mean
- What does the prefix super- mean
- Greek name for the letter T
- What does the prefix auto- mean
- What does the greek suffix -crat mean
- What does the prefix dia- mean
- What does the roman numeral XCVII mean
- What does the greek suffix -graphy mean
- What does the greek suffix -er mean
- What does the prefix para- mean
- Greek name for the letter B
- What does the roman numeral L mean
- Greek name for the letter A
- What does the prefix inter- mean
- What does the roman numeral LI mean
- What does the roman numeral LX mean
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- Greek name for the letters ch
- What does the roman numeral LXXVIII mean
- What does the prefix circum- mean
- What does the prefix post- mean
- What does the roman numeral XLIV mean
- What does the prefix magni- mean
- What does the roman numeral X mean
- What does the roman numeral LXXXVI mean
- What does the greek suffix -less mean
- What does the roman numeral XC mean
- What does the greek suffix -scopy mean
- What does the prefix mal- mean
- What does the roman numeral V mean
31 Clues: Greek name for the letter T • Greek name for the letter B • Greek name for the letter A • Greek name for the letter ps • Greek name for the letters ch • What does the prefix dia- mean • What does the prefix mal- mean • What does the prefix post- mean • What does the prefix auto- mean • What does the prefix para- mean • What does the prefix super- mean • ...
Greek and Latin Root Words 2023-01-09
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- (Latin)The past is the past.
- (Latin)To be heard, one will pro____ their voice.
- (Greek)There is no utopia - only the opposite.
- (Greek) In this profession, you read minds.
- (Greek)Dopplegangers will do this to become you.
- (Greek)This root word is a synonym with "loathing"
- (Greek)Five headed snake monster has this root
- (Latin)Jerry always plays devil's advocate.
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- (Latin)To make, to do
- The trade was mutually _ _ _ _ficial for each one.
- (Latin)Judy makes millions doing this on TV.
- (Latin) That thing you hate doing with pencils.
- (Greek)Similar/opposite meaning words share a root
- (Greek)Use this to check the temperature
- (Greek)Spider haters should know this.
- This Greek root word relates to the study of stars
- (Greek)To be underneath or below
17 Clues: (Latin)To make, to do • (Latin)The past is the past. • (Greek)To be underneath or below • (Greek)Spider haters should know this. • (Greek)Use this to check the temperature • (Greek) In this profession, you read minds. • (Latin)Jerry always plays devil's advocate. • (Latin)Judy makes millions doing this on TV. • (Greek)There is no utopia - only the opposite. • ...
Uranus, Neptune, Pluto 2026-04-13
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- Roman god of the underworld in Roman mythology
- the astronomer who discovered Pluto
- a large storm on Neptune similar to Jupiter’s red spot
- the astronomer who discovered Uranus
- a scientist who studied outer planets and the region beyond Neptune
- the largest moon of Neptune that orbits in a retrograde direction
- a moon of Uranus known for its unusual and varied surface
- Roman god of the sky in Roman mythology
- a dwarf planet located in the outer solar system
- a region beyond Neptune filled with icy objects and dwarf planets
- smaller moons that orbit Pluto
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- space probe a spacecraft that flew by Pluto and studied it up close
- a spacecraft that flew by Uranus and Neptune and sent back important data
- when a planet passes in front of a star and blocks its light
- the largest moon of Pluto
- the scientist who suggested naming the planet Uranus
- an astronomer who searched for a ninth planet
- number of moons equals five
- the astronomer who first observed Neptune
- a cloud that fast moving bright cloud in Neptune’s atmosphere
- Roman god of the sea in Roman mythology
21 Clues: the largest moon of Pluto • number of moons equals five • smaller moons that orbit Pluto • the astronomer who discovered Pluto • the astronomer who discovered Uranus • Roman god of the sky in Roman mythology • Roman god of the sea in Roman mythology • the astronomer who first observed Neptune • an astronomer who searched for a ninth planet • ...
In the beginning... 2026-02-19
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- Greek invention with a snooze button today
- Goddess of wisdom and war, born from Zeus’s head
- Greek invention - going up?
- Persephone’s husband
- Student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle
- Gorgon with snakes for hair, whose gaze could turn people to stone
- Hero who defeated Medusa
- Ancient Greek poet known for the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey"
- Public open space in ancient Greek cities for assembly and markets
- Sweet pastry made of filo dough, honey, and nuts
- A Greek dish of lamb meat, typically served in pita with toppings
- Elevated part of an ancient Greek city, often a site of temples
- Mathematician known for his theorem in geometry
- As an infant, he was nursed by goats
- God of time who ate his children
- Three-headed watchdog of the underworld
- Wise centaur and mentor to many Greek heroes
- Temple dedicated to Athena on the Acropolis in Athens
- Greek philosopher who tutored Alexander the Great
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- Athena challenged her to a weaving contest
- Three sisters that share a single eye and one tooth
- Greek yogurt dip made with cucumbers, garlic, and herbs
- Greek philosopher known for questioning and the Socratic method
- Greek city-state known for its military strength and women's rights
- Primordial supreme mother goddess
- Ancient Greek sanctuary famous for its oracle
- A trick used to gain entry into the city of Troy
- Polyphemus thought that his name was “Nobody”
- Hera threw Hephaestus off of Mount ________
- He flew too close to the sun
- Home to the creature that Theseus slayed
- The number of labors Hercules had to perform
- Fire-breathing monster - part lion, part goat, and part dragon
- Sea located between Greece and Turkey
- Olympic event that women could win
- Greek city-state known for its contributions to art, philosophy, and democracy
- The Greek concept of the afterlife where the blessed go
- King Minos lived on this island
38 Clues: Persephone’s husband • Hero who defeated Medusa • Greek invention - going up? • He flew too close to the sun • King Minos lived on this island • God of time who ate his children • Primordial supreme mother goddess • Olympic event that women could win • As an infant, he was nursed by goats • Sea located between Greece and Turkey • Three-headed watchdog of the underworld • ...
Greek Speak 2026-03-29
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- A picture taken by a camera is like writing with light, so this is named for the Greek words light and write
- Pandora's _______ refers to a source of endless troubles **
- a continent named for a beautiful Phoenician princess **
- The written story of a person’s life, this comes from the Greek words for life and write.
- a long journey, named after the epic by Homer **
- This word refers to a mountain nymph condemned to only being able to repeat the last words spoken to her. **
- From the Greek for people and power, this type of government is rule by the people.
- A form of government in which one person inherits power, it comes from the Greek words for one and rule
- Words with similar meanings are called ___, after the Greek words for same and name.
- a book of maps, named for the Titan condemned to holding Earth on his shoulders **
- Symbolized by a light bulb, this comes from the Greek word "to see."
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- Matters of the city or state, this comes from the Greek word for city-state, and is the cause of many arguments in America today.
- a scientific instrument, from the words "heat" and "to measure"
- A person's weak spot is known as their Achilles' ________. **
- adjective for something large and powerful, named after a group of Greek gods **
- a subject in science, from the Greek words for life and study
- The study of knowledge and existence, this means love of wisdom in Greek.
- The name for this device that none of us can live without comes from the Greek terms for "far" and "voice."
- a scientific instrument vital to astronomy; from the Greek words for far and to look at
- A mathematical field, it comes from the Greek words for earth and measurement.
- The English set of letters, it derives its name from the first two Greek letters.
21 Clues: a long journey, named after the epic by Homer ** • a continent named for a beautiful Phoenician princess ** • Pandora's _______ refers to a source of endless troubles ** • A person's weak spot is known as their Achilles' ________. ** • a subject in science, from the Greek words for life and study • a scientific instrument, from the words "heat" and "to measure" • ...
Chapter 9 and 10 Review Crossword 2026-04-13
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- This Latin legal term means “elsewhere, at another place” when translated into English.
- This is the English meaning of the Latin/Greek word “gamos”.
- This Latin root means “the ‘common’ people” in English.
- This Greek/Latin word means “foolish, stupid”.
- This word means “help, aid; troops” in English.
- This is the English meaning of the Latin/Greek root -anim-.
- This is the English meaning of the Latin/Greek word “phobos”.
- This Latin legal term means “in good faith” when translated into English.
- This Latin legal term means “in the place of the parent” when translated into English.
- This Greek word/suffix means “city, state” in English
- This is the English meaning of the Latin/Greek word “dialysis”.
- This is the English meaning of Greek/Latin roots -falle-/-fals-.
- This is the English meaning of the Latin/Greek root -frat-.
- This Latin root means “walk together” in English (all roots contain hyphens).
- This Latin legal term means “by law” when translated into English (written as 1 word).
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- This Greek/Latin word means “affection, friendship”.
- This is the ruler of the gods, who thus, had every reason to be happy.
- This Latin or Greek word means “madness”.
- This Latin legal term means “for the public good” when translated into English.
- This Greek/Latin word translates to “yellow bile” in English, which means angry.
- This is the English meaning of the Latin/Greek words “uxor and uxoris”.
- This is the English meaning of the Latin/Greek root -fili-.
- This is the English meaning of the Latin roots -vert-/-vers-.
- This is the English meaning of the Latin/Greek root -famili-.
- This Latin root means “king” in English.
- This Latin legal term means “I do not wish to contest” when translated into English.
- This Latin legal term means “at first appearance” when translated into English.
- This Latin root means “city” in English.
- This is the god of war.
29 Clues: This is the god of war. • This Latin root means “king” in English. • This Latin root means “city” in English. • This Latin or Greek word means “madness”. • This Greek/Latin word means “foolish, stupid”. • This word means “help, aid; troops” in English. • This Greek/Latin word means “affection, friendship”. • This Greek word/suffix means “city, state” in English • ...
Titan's Curse 2014-01-08
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- Greek god of Music, Poetry, the Sun, and Day. Twin of Artemis
- Greek god of the Underworld
- The Satyr
- Halfblood that was taken. Daughter of Athena
- Greek god of the Sky
- Daughter of Zeus
- Half-man half-horse
- The Centaur
- Home of the gods
- Artemis's lieutenant
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- Greek god of the Sea
- Greek goddess of Wisdom
- Home of the Titans
- Safe place for children of the gods
- Half-man half-goat
- Greek goddess of the Hunt,the Moon, and Night. Twin of Apollo
- Daughter of Hades
- Son of Hades
- Son of Poseidon
19 Clues: The Satyr • The Centaur • Son of Hades • Son of Poseidon • Daughter of Zeus • Home of the gods • Daughter of Hades • Home of the Titans • Half-man half-goat • Half-man half-horse • Greek god of the Sea • Greek god of the Sky • Artemis's lieutenant • Greek goddess of Wisdom • Greek god of the Underworld • Safe place for children of the gods • Halfblood that was taken. Daughter of Athena • ...
Saint George 2024-04-09
20 Clues: Fe • Sant • Drac • Escut • Honor • Missó • Triomf • Martir • Llança • Espasa • Bandera • Medieval • Armadura • Llegenda • Mitlogia • Cavaller • Valentia • Valentia • Victòria • Cavalleria
Saint George 2024-04-09
20 Clues: Fe • Sant • Drac • Escut • Honor • Missó • Triomf • Martir • Llança • Espasa • Bandera • Medieval • Armadura • Llegenda • Mitlogia • Cavaller • Valentia • Valentia • Victòria • Cavalleria
ANCIENT MYTHS 2024-12-09
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- Messenger god.
- Egyptian god of the dead.
- Greek goddess of love.
- Opened a box.
- Norse thunder god.
- Greek king of gods.
- Greek god of light.
- Greek underworld god.
- Labyrinth dweller.
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- Greek queen of gods.
- Gorgon with snakes.
- Norse trickster god.
- Three-headed hound.
- Slayer of Medusa.
- Egyptian sun god.
- Heel vulnerability.
- Greek goddess of wisdom.
17 Clues: Opened a box. • Messenger god. • Slayer of Medusa. • Egyptian sun god. • Norse thunder god. • Labyrinth dweller. • Gorgon with snakes. • Three-headed hound. • Heel vulnerability. • Greek king of gods. • Greek god of light. • Greek queen of gods. • Norse trickster god. • Greek underworld god. • Greek goddess of love. • Greek goddess of wisdom. • Egyptian god of the dead.
Titan's Curse 2014-01-08
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- The Centaur
- Daughter of Hades
- Halfblood that was taken. Daughter of Athena
- Greek god of the Sky
- Greek god of the Sea
- Home of the Titans
- Greek goddess of the Hunt,the Moon, and Night. Twin of Apollo
- Half-man half-goat
- Son of Hades
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- Greek goddess of Wisdom
- Son of Poseidon
- Greek god of the Underworld
- Artemis's lieutenant
- Half-man half-horse
- Safe place for children of the gods
- Home of the gods
- Daughter of Zeus
- The Satyr
- Greek god of Music, Poetry, the Sun, and Day. Twin of Artemis
19 Clues: The Satyr • The Centaur • Son of Hades • Son of Poseidon • Home of the gods • Daughter of Zeus • Daughter of Hades • Home of the Titans • Half-man half-goat • Half-man half-horse • Artemis's lieutenant • Greek god of the Sky • Greek god of the Sea • Greek goddess of Wisdom • Greek god of the Underworld • Safe place for children of the gods • Halfblood that was taken. Daughter of Athena • ...
GREEK MYTH 2026-02-12
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- when did the trojan war take place
- greatest warrior among the Greeks
- could Achilles armor be pierced
- son of odysseys
- was Priam king, Queen, prince or Nobody.
- was Hector king, Queen, prince or Nobody.
- what did Greek warriors hide inside
- Artemis Greek name
- a magical herb.
- Apollos Greek name
- what was Heras Greek name
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- wild grief seized who?
- Achilles friend
- who had many defenders that could defeat Achilles
- was Hecuba queen, king or nobody
- who was a sea nymph
- what was Ares Greek name
- wife of hero odysseys
- Poseidon Greek name
- lord of the winds
20 Clues: Achilles friend • son of odysseys • a magical herb. • lord of the winds • Artemis Greek name • Apollos Greek name • who was a sea nymph • Poseidon Greek name • wife of hero odysseys • wild grief seized who? • what was Ares Greek name • what was Heras Greek name • could Achilles armor be pierced • was Hecuba queen, king or nobody • greatest warrior among the Greeks • ...
Greece Vs Rome! 2021-02-11
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- Native dance that was based off of Rormullas
- A Roman Emperor that brought peace
- Most important Roman Beverage
- Greek Goddess that protected women
- Greek Games that involved bouncing a ball
- Ancient Roman Stone Art on walls and Ceilings
- First Roman Emperor
- Greek God Ruled both the earth and the sky
- Greek picture art made of small pieces
- Greeks Participated In a Festival To Honor Zeus
- A Artist That Represented Events In their Work
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- Roman Clothing
- One important Greek Fruit
- The oldest Male of the Family
- Ancient Greek Clothing
- A Roman arena to watch and play sports
- All Greece House Members Were Apart of Family
- In Greek theater they dressed in funny costumes
- A column to Represent a soldiers skills
- One iconic build from the Greeks
20 Clues: Roman Clothing • First Roman Emperor • Ancient Greek Clothing • One important Greek Fruit • The oldest Male of the Family • Most important Roman Beverage • One iconic build from the Greeks • A Roman Emperor that brought peace • Greek Goddess that protected women • A Roman arena to watch and play sports • Greek picture art made of small pieces • ...
Cardboard 2022-01-31
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- something that is formed by combining two or more things
- any of a race of giants in Greek mythology with a single eye in the middle of the forehead
- an administrative officer in charge of a business, government, or school unit or operation
- something that is formed by combining two or more things
- causing astonishment or wonder
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- to set or close tightly
- to flow in a broken irregular current
- made of corrugated material (such as cardboard)
- a citizen of Baghdad whose adventures at sea are told in the Arabian Nights' Entertainments
- the process or system by which goods and services are produced, sold, and bought in a country or region
10 Clues: to set or close tightly • causing astonishment or wonder • to flow in a broken irregular current • made of corrugated material (such as cardboard) • something that is formed by combining two or more things • something that is formed by combining two or more things • any of a race of giants in Greek mythology with a single eye in the middle of the forehead • ...
Important Greeks 2024-09-18
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- An Athenian historian and general.
- A Greek politician and general during the Golden Age of Athens.
- An ancient Ionian Greek philosopher who influenced Plato and Aristotle.
- Son of Darius and King of Persia during the Battle of Thermopylae.
- An ancient Greek tragedian. One of the three of whom at least one play survived in full. Ancient scholars attribute 92-95 plays to him.
- An ancient Greek mathematician, engineer, inventor, astronomer, and physicist.
- An ancient Greek philosopher. Student of Socrates.
- An ancient Greek comic playwright from Athens. He wrote forty plays, eleven of which have survived virtually complete.
- The man who ran twenty-six miles to Athens from Marathon to tell them of their victory.
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- An ancient Greek mathematician and astronomer who made the first known heliocentric model of the solar system.
- An ancient Greek historian and geographer. Known as “The Father of History.”
- King of Persia during the Battle of Marathon.
- An ancient Greek philosopher credited as the founder of Western philosophy.
- An ancient Greek polymath, mathematician, poet, geographer, music theorist, and astronomer.
- King of Sparta who was a leader during the Battle of Thermopylae.
- An ancient Greek tragedian. One of the three of whom at least one play survived in full.
- An ancient Greek mathematician that specializes in as a geometer and logician.
- An ancient Greek philosopher and polymath. Student of Plato.
18 Clues: An Athenian historian and general. • King of Persia during the Battle of Marathon. • An ancient Greek philosopher. Student of Socrates. • An ancient Greek philosopher and polymath. Student of Plato. • A Greek politician and general during the Golden Age of Athens. • King of Sparta who was a leader during the Battle of Thermopylae. • ...
Word Root Puzzle 2026-02-17
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- Origin: Latin Meaning: Bitter
- Origin: Greek Meaning: measure
- Origin: Greek Meaning: move
- Origin: Latin Meaning: man
- Origin: Greek Meaning: earth
- Origin: Greek Meaning: self or within
- Origin: Greek Meaning: Both or both ways
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- Origin: Greek Meaning: write
- Origin: Greek Meaning: life
- Origin: Greek Meaning: time
- Origin: Greek Meaning: great
- Origin: Greek Meaning: word
- Origin: Greek Meaning: star
- Origin: Greek Meaning: far
14 Clues: Origin: Latin Meaning: man • Origin: Greek Meaning: far • Origin: Greek Meaning: life • Origin: Greek Meaning: time • Origin: Greek Meaning: word • Origin: Greek Meaning: move • Origin: Greek Meaning: star • Origin: Greek Meaning: write • Origin: Greek Meaning: great • Origin: Greek Meaning: earth • Origin: Latin Meaning: Bitter • Origin: Greek Meaning: measure • ...
Ms. Johnson 2025-04-03
The Greek Mythos 2023-05-09
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- The war fought because Paris stole Menelaus' Wife
- The ferryman to the underworld
- The father of all monsters
- The hero of "The Odyssey," who took 10 years to arrive home from the war
- One of three Gorgon sisters
- The most powerful fighter in the Trojan War
- Greek goddess of love
- Greek goddess of marriage and protector of women
- Greek god of the sun
- Three-headed dog who guards the entrance to the Underworld
- Greek god of war
- The sister of Paris and Hector who could see the future
- The greatest warrior of Troy, only bested by Achilles
- Greek god of the Underworld
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- Monsters who would use their voices to lure sailors to their deaths
- Usually depicted as a whirlpool
- Greek goddess of the moon and the hunt
- Son of Poseidon, a man-eating cyclops
- The blind prophet who appears in the Oedipus stories and in "The Odyssey"
- King of the Olympians
- Greek god of the sea and horses
- The Furies, Greek goddesses of vengeance
- The brother of Menelaus, he was killed by his wife
- The sorcerous who turned men into animals
- Greek god of fire
- Greek goddess of war and wisdom
- Monster with 12 feet and 6 snake-like heads
27 Clues: Greek god of war • Greek god of fire • Greek god of the sun • King of the Olympians • Greek goddess of love • The father of all monsters • One of three Gorgon sisters • Greek god of the Underworld • The ferryman to the underworld • Usually depicted as a whirlpool • Greek god of the sea and horses • Greek goddess of war and wisdom • Son of Poseidon, a man-eating cyclops • ...
Ch 5/6, 7 and 8 Xword 2025-10-30
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- What does the prefix para- mean
- Greek name for the letters ch
- What does the greek suffix -er mean
- Greek name for the letter A
- What does the prefix mal- mean
- What does the prefix circum- mean
- What does the greek suffix -arch mean
- What does the roman numeral LXXVIII mean
- What does the roman numeral XCVII mean
- What does the roman numeral V mean
- What does the roman numeral L mean
- What does the roman numeral LI mean
- What does the roman numeral XC mean
- What does the prefix dia- mean
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- What does the prefix inter- mean
- What does the greek suffix -graphy mean
- Greek name for the letter B
- What does the roman numeral XLIV mean
- What does the greek suffix -less mean
- What does the prefix post- mean
- What does the prefix crypto- mean
- What does the prefix super- mean
- What does the prefix magni- mean
- What does the greek suffix -crat mean
- What does the roman numeral X mean
- Greek name for the letter T
- What does the prefix auto- mean
- What does the roman numeral LX mean
- Greek name for the letter ps
- What does the greek suffix -scopy mean
- What does the roman numeral LXXXVI mean
31 Clues: Greek name for the letter B • Greek name for the letter A • Greek name for the letter T • Greek name for the letter ps • Greek name for the letters ch • What does the prefix mal- mean • What does the prefix dia- mean • What does the prefix para- mean • What does the prefix post- mean • What does the prefix auto- mean • What does the prefix inter- mean • ...
Do You Know Greek Mythology? 2023-03-09
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- Goddess of love and beauty.
- Child of a god and a mortal.
- A creature who is part horse, part human.
- Water spirits.
- Don't look into her eyes, you'll turn to stone.
- God of the seas and horses.
- The three-headed dog who guards the Underworld.
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- He rules the Underworld.
- She sees the future and tells prophesies as riddles.
- She's known for her wisdom and battle strategy.
- Call them the "Kindly Ones," not ____.
- Can smell monsters, and tend to bleat when afraid.
12 Clues: Water spirits. • He rules the Underworld. • Goddess of love and beauty. • God of the seas and horses. • Child of a god and a mortal. • Call them the "Kindly Ones," not ____. • A creature who is part horse, part human. • She's known for her wisdom and battle strategy. • Don't look into her eyes, you'll turn to stone. • The three-headed dog who guards the Underworld. • ...
Ancient Greece Vocabulary 2025-02-07
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- group of warriors who stand in a square formation
- Greek city-state
- period of warfare and disorder; after Mycenaean gone
- alliance with many southern Greek cities like Sparta
- fear or dislike of anyone thought to be foreign or strange
- all citizen can participate directly in gov
- government where only a few people have power
- pieces of broken pottery or limestone used for writing and voting
- slaves in the city of Sparta
- Greek-like or heavily influenced by Greek ideas
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- cruel and oppressive government or rule by a tyrant
- alliance between the Greek city-states for protection
- citizens elect officials to represent them
- military training and education in Sparta
- fast warships used in Mediterranean Sea battles
- large shields used in battle by hoplites
- Greek marketplace
- ordinary citizens who became soldiers for Greek city-states
- a high hill that a Greek fortress was built on
- type of government where people rule themselves
20 Clues: Greek city-state • Greek marketplace • slaves in the city of Sparta • large shields used in battle by hoplites • military training and education in Sparta • citizens elect officials to represent them • all citizen can participate directly in gov • government where only a few people have power • a high hill that a Greek fortress was built on • ...
Ancient Greece Vocab 2025-10-23
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- Greek philosopher that wrote The Republic
- Greece united against the Persian Empire
- Greek philosopher that tutored Alexander the Great
- Greek sculptor who created the statue of Athena in the Parthenon
- Rule by a king; the first stage of government in Athens
- a blend of Greek, Asian, Eastern, & Oriental elements
- temple to the Goddess Athena
- Rule by someone who seizes power; the third stage of government in Athens
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- Rule by a small group; Sparta
- Simplest Greek columns found on the Parthenon
- Greek blind poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
- Greek mathematician responsible for geometry
- Greek tragic playwright; wrote Antigone and Oedipus Rex
- Greek goddess of war and wisdom; highly worshipped in Athens
- The most ornate/decorated Greek columns
- King of the Greek gods; lightning
16 Clues: temple to the Goddess Athena • Rule by a small group; Sparta • King of the Greek gods; lightning • The most ornate/decorated Greek columns • Greece united against the Persian Empire • Greek philosopher that wrote The Republic • Greek mathematician responsible for geometry • Simplest Greek columns found on the Parthenon • Greek philosopher that tutored Alexander the Great • ...
An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge and Minotaur 2023-03-05
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- What is the name of the labyrinth that housed the Minotaur in Greek mythology?
- What literary device is used to portray the protagonist's (Owl Creek Bridge) escape?
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- What is the setting of the "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"?
- What is the name of the famous Greek hero who is associated with the Minotaur myth?
- What literary movement is "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" associated with?
5 Clues: What is the setting of the "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"? • What is the name of the labyrinth that housed the Minotaur in Greek mythology? • What literary movement is "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" associated with? • What is the name of the famous Greek hero who is associated with the Minotaur myth? • ...
Ancient Rome and Ancient Greece 2021-02-11
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- Ancient Greek sports were very popular while Rome was into
- Ancient Greeks have had sports for over thousands of years while Romans only had it for of years
- Roman had to fight to keep their empire while the Greeks had already
- Ancient Greek was always at war while Romans were at war
- Greek had a few city states while
- The Greeks had almost lost all of their land due to war while
- than romans
- and Greek is now called Hellinic Republic.
- The Romans were a republic the Greeks were a
- while Greek had only a few.
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- Greek is made up of many mountains and Rome is made up of mostly
- Ancient Greek was similar to modern day while Romans were not
- Romans were by Greek art while Greek followed their own art.
- Greek girls were while the Romans married at around 14 and 15.
- Both the Romans and Greeks focused on their art on important figures
- states Greeks and Romans lived in Americans lived in the United States
- Romans had many wars while Greek had only about
- Romans had a strong military while Greeks had a strong
- Romans had very strong weapons while the Greeks had instead of swords
19 Clues: than romans • while Greek had only a few. • Greek had a few city states while • and Greek is now called Hellinic Republic. • The Romans were a republic the Greeks were a • Romans had many wars while Greek had only about • Romans had a strong military while Greeks had a strong • Ancient Greek was always at war while Romans were at war • ...
Ancient Greece REVIEW 2022-02-23
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- This Greek physician is the "Father of Medicine"
- Alexander sliced this knot with a sword
- War that lasted 27 years between Athens and Sparta
- Greek drama included comedy and ______________.
- the ancient Greeks attacked this city and, according to legend, conquered them with a horse full of soldiers
- Greek writer who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
- Greek stories that usually contained a moral or a lesson
- Greek city-state that was one of the first democracies
- The "father" and main god in Greek religion
- Athletic games in ancient Greece - the world still does these games to this day.
- conquered Persia and almost all the known world! Died at age 32.
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- The mainland of Greece is this.
- wrote down the Greek fables
- Greek city-state that had a strong army; boys were sent to training camp at age 7.
- the "peninsula off the peninsula" in Greece; Sparta is here
- This philosopher gave us the scientific method
- This Greek scientist gave us the pulley, how to find the volume of a sphere, and the word "Eureka." :)
- Alexander's warhorse
- This man was made to drink poison because the Greeks thought he was turning his students away from worshiping the Greek gods
- Greek stories that tell about the gods and goddesses
- this philosopher thought that the spiritual (unseen) world was very superior to the seen world.
- this island off the coast of Greece is where the earliest Greeks (the Minoans) lived
22 Clues: Alexander's warhorse • wrote down the Greek fables • The mainland of Greece is this. • Alexander sliced this knot with a sword • The "father" and main god in Greek religion • This philosopher gave us the scientific method • Greek drama included comedy and ______________. • This Greek physician is the "Father of Medicine" • Greek writer who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey • ...
Greece 2013-10-20
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- What small green fruit is grown widely in Greece
- What is the highest point in Greece?
- What modern toy originated in ancient Greece?
- What is major sporting event was started by the Greeks?
- a large statue of which Greek goddess is housed at the Parthenon?
- What is the capital of Greece?
- What is Greece's largest island?
- What wooden animal did the Greeks build to enter the city of Troy?
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- What is the national airline of Greece?
- Name the Greek goats milk cheese.
- 80% of the Greek landscape is what?
- Apart from white, what is the other colour on the Greek flag?
- Who is the Greek goddess of LOVE?!
- Which sea is to the west of Greece?
- What is the 1st letter of the Greek alphabet?
- Who was kidnapped in the Trojan war?
- What is the national sport of Greece?
- What is the language of Greece?
- What is the currency of Greece?
- Who is the Greek god of the Underworld?
20 Clues: What is the capital of Greece? • What is the language of Greece? • What is the currency of Greece? • What is Greece's largest island? • Name the Greek goats milk cheese. • Who is the Greek goddess of LOVE?! • 80% of the Greek landscape is what? • Which sea is to the west of Greece? • What is the highest point in Greece? • Who was kidnapped in the Trojan war? • ...
18.Mythical Creatures 2024-09-05
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- Feathered serpent god.
- Shape-shifting sorcerer.
- Chel Mayan goddess of the moon.
- Star demons in Aztec mythology.
- Mythical water creature in Aztec legend.
- Legendary creature known for sucking the blood of livestock.
- Mischievous spirit in Maya belief.
- Spirit in the form of a dog.
- Aztec trickster god, in the form of a coyote.
- Shape-shifting vampire witch.
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- Forest spirits in Totonac mythology.
- Sacred dog guiding souls to the underworld.
- Weeping ghost woman.
- Shape-shifting spirit in Mesoamerican folklore.
- Mexican boogeyman.
- Ghostly woman with a horse's head.
- Aztec warrior turned volcano.
- Serpent woman, an Aztec goddess.
- Mythical spirit seducing men in Yucatán.
- Phantom horseman of Mexican legend.
20 Clues: Mexican boogeyman. • Weeping ghost woman. • Feathered serpent god. • Shape-shifting sorcerer. • Spirit in the form of a dog. • Aztec warrior turned volcano. • Shape-shifting vampire witch. • Star demons in Aztec mythology. • Chel Mayan goddess of the moon. • Serpent woman, an Aztec goddess. • Ghostly woman with a horse's head. • Mischievous spirit in Maya belief. • ...
Greek History 2024-02-04
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- Greek philosopher, keep a journal
- Became King of Macedonia
- A Market place
- Do you best to help someone in need
- An island in the Mediterranean
- Form of government with ruling single person
- Known for theory of math and music
- Greek soldiers
- Greek word for city-state
- A community established by city-state
- Greek mathematician and physicist
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- Ancient Greek community
- A time of darkness for the Greeks
- Government where a few wealthy rule
- Salves of the Spartans
- Father of medicine
- A Greek temple in center of a city
- Name of Plato's journal
- restored internal peace
- Not historically a strong kingdom, farmers
20 Clues: A Market place • Greek soldiers • Father of medicine • Salves of the Spartans • Ancient Greek community • Name of Plato's journal • restored internal peace • Became King of Macedonia • Greek word for city-state • An island in the Mediterranean • A time of darkness for the Greeks • Greek philosopher, keep a journal • Greek mathematician and physicist • A Greek temple in center of a city • ...
Titan's Curse 2014-01-08
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- Greek god of Music, Poetry, the Sun, and Day. Twin of Artemis
- Greek god of the Sky
- Half-man half-horse
- Home of the Titans
- Halfblood that was taken. Daughter of Athena
- Greek goddess of the Hunt,the Moon, and Night. Twin of Apollo
- The Centaur
- Greek god of the Underworld
- Home of the gods
- The Satyr
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- Daughter of Zeus
- Greek god of the Sea
- Artemis's lieutenant
- Daughter of Hades
- Safe place for children of the gods
- Greek goddess of Wisdom
- Son of Hades
- Son of Poseidon
- Half-man half-goat
19 Clues: The Satyr • The Centaur • Son of Hades • Son of Poseidon • Daughter of Zeus • Home of the gods • Daughter of Hades • Home of the Titans • Half-man half-goat • Half-man half-horse • Greek god of the Sea • Greek god of the Sky • Artemis's lieutenant • Greek goddess of Wisdom • Greek god of the Underworld • Safe place for children of the gods • Halfblood that was taken. Daughter of Athena • ...
Original People 2021-01-05
19 Clues: - rig • - unik • - fejre • - kunst • - sprog • - ankom • - kultur • - grunde • - optræde • - vigtige • - indfødte • - mytologi • - slåskamp • - isolation • - udviklede • - adskillige • - bevægelser • - begravelse • - århundreder
Saint George 2024-04-09
20 Clues: Fe • Sant • Drac • Escut • Honor • Missó • Triomf • Martir • Llança • Espasa • Bandera • Medieval • Armadura • Llegenda • Mitlogia • Cavaller • Valentia • Valentia • Victòria • Cavalleria
Getting to Know You 2022-09-15
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- Miles went on vacation to this Southern state that starts with a V.
- Jackson This book about Greek mythology is Nathan's favorite.
- Swift Olivia once went to a concert where this singer-songwriter performed "Shake it Off".
- Julian's favorite color is the lime variation of this color.
- Chris likes this sport that includes touchdowns and field goals.
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- Ari loves this uncooked Japanese dish.
- London's favorite food is this Italian food that is eaten with a fork.
- Two of your classmates love this sport that includes bumping, setting, and spiking.
- Trap Roses loves this movie that stars two Lindsay Lohan's.
9 Clues: Ari loves this uncooked Japanese dish. • Trap Roses loves this movie that stars two Lindsay Lohan's. • Julian's favorite color is the lime variation of this color. • Jackson This book about Greek mythology is Nathan's favorite. • Chris likes this sport that includes touchdowns and field goals. • Miles went on vacation to this Southern state that starts with a V. • ...
Word Awareness Greek and Latin Roots 2024-01-28
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- Latin root word that pertains to city
- Latin root word that means to move
- This Greek and Latin root word relates to city or civilization
- The Latin root word that means to walk
- The Greek root word that relates to distance
- The Greek and Latin root word that refers to movement across from one place to another
- Latin root word that pertains to make
- Greek root word that means people
- Greek root word that relates to self
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- Latin root that pertains to around
- Greek root word for law
- The Latin root word that relates to being born
- Greek root word that means birth production
- Latin root word that relates to people
- The Greek and Latin root word that means one
- The Greek root word that relates to government
- The Latin root word that relates to before or first
- The Latin root word that means free
18 Clues: Greek root word for law • Greek root word that means people • Latin root that pertains to around • Latin root word that means to move • The Latin root word that means free • Greek root word that relates to self • Latin root word that pertains to city • Latin root word that pertains to make • Latin root word that relates to people • The Latin root word that means to walk • ...
Katherines (801)Greek mythology crossword puzzle 2017-11-14
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- God of war, also known as the 'Man-killer'
- Goddess of hunting
- God of fire and metalworking
- Went through so many obstacles to get the Golden Fleece
- Killed Medusa
- Goddess of home and family
- God of agriculture and leader
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- God of the dead, riches and king of the underworld
- Goddess of goddesses, women and marriage
- Goddess of agriculture, fertility, sacred law and the harvest
- Goddess of wisdom, poetry, art and war strategy
- God of attraction, love and procreation
- Goddess of love and beauty
- The founder city of Rome
- Performed twelve hard labors(obstacles)
- God of music, poetry, art, oracles,archery, medicine, light and knowledge
16 Clues: Killed Medusa • Goddess of hunting • The founder city of Rome • Goddess of love and beauty • Goddess of home and family • God of fire and metalworking • God of agriculture and leader • God of attraction, love and procreation • Performed twelve hard labors(obstacles) • Goddess of goddesses, women and marriage • God of war, also known as the 'Man-killer' • ...
CKLA Knowledge 4 Greek Mythology Vocabulary 2025-01-24
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- a class of animals that are carnivorous and have a two segmented body, eight legs and no antennae or wings
- the act of thinking ahead
- strong flows of air or water
- observers, people watching an event
- ordered or demanded something
- pleasantly funny or entertaining
- carried off mysteriously or secretly
- unwinding, coming apart
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- to lose, give up or be without
- to turn down or say no to something
- maze
- without purpose or plan
- a brief or quick look
- harsh, firm or strict
- evidence that something is true
- stomp or beat down with the feet
16 Clues: maze • a brief or quick look • harsh, firm or strict • without purpose or plan • unwinding, coming apart • the act of thinking ahead • strong flows of air or water • ordered or demanded something • to lose, give up or be without • evidence that something is true • stomp or beat down with the feet • pleasantly funny or entertaining • to turn down or say no to something • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-06-17
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- City-state setting of Jason & Medea's big feud
- The eighteenth letter of the Greek alphabet
- City-state protected by Hera
- Kalakagathos: the ____ Greek
- One purpose of the Olympics: stay fit for ____
- Triangular architectural feature
- Most basic style of column
- Type of government with a select few in power
- Greek god of theater
- The Greek word for "city-state"
- Woman from Delphi who could "tell" the future
- The "youth" stage of Greek education
- Ionic columns appear to have a ____ capital
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- Where men practiced for the Olympics
- Major architectural ratio: "Golden ____"
- Era of Greek history without any advancements
- An enslaved Spartan
- Megara was famous for ____ and textiles
- Type of government first established in Athens
- Motto carved into Greek temple: "____ thyself"
- A major natural resource of ancient Greece
- City-state that trained boys to be warriors
- Ruler during the Golden Age of Greece
- Garment worn by men and women
- The Greek word for "Greece"
25 Clues: An enslaved Spartan • Greek god of theater • Most basic style of column • The Greek word for "Greece" • City-state protected by Hera • Kalakagathos: the ____ Greek • Garment worn by men and women • The Greek word for "city-state" • Triangular architectural feature • Where men practiced for the Olympics • The "youth" stage of Greek education • Ruler during the Golden Age of Greece • ...
Rome vs. Greece 2021-02-25
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- The most common pet in Rome and Greece is.
- Roman and Greek boys had more that girls
- In ancient Greek and Roman were considered more smarter than girls.
- Both Romans and Greeks mostly worked as.
- Greek used letters while Romans used to read and write.
- Both Rome and Greece is called a because they are land surrounded by water.
- Both Roman and Greeks liked to sing and as a form of entertainment
- Roman and Greek girls helped their moms in the.
- a popular drink in ancient Rome and ancient Greek is.
- In ancient Rome and Greece people used to export goods
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- Both Roman and Greek girls would only be taught how to take care of the
- Both Roman and Greeks wore on their feet
- Both the Roman government and the Greek government executed a person if they committed a.
- Both Roman and Greeks wrote.
- Both Roman and Greeks believe in.
- War The Romans fought in the Punic wars and the Greeks fought in the.
- Both Roman and Greeks liked to play games.
- Both Roman and Greek cities built to worship gods.
- Both Roman and Greeks enjoyed.
- both Greek and Romans mostly ate for breakfast
20 Clues: Both Roman and Greeks wrote. • Both Roman and Greeks enjoyed. • Both Roman and Greeks believe in. • Both Roman and Greeks wore on their feet • Roman and Greek boys had more that girls • Both Romans and Greeks mostly worked as. • The most common pet in Rome and Greece is. • Both Roman and Greeks liked to play games. • both Greek and Romans mostly ate for breakfast • ...
Early Greece: Major Concepts 2016-11-22
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- Bronze Age trading civilization on Crete
- birthplace of Greek democracy
- Greek goddess of love
- rule of a few
- Greek word for "city-state"
- Blind poet, wrote Iliad and Odyssey
- rule of the wealthy upper class
- rule of one man, either appointed or through seizing power
- grown for the production of wine
- king of the Greek gods
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- produced the "liquid gold" of early Greek economy
- _______ influenced the development of separate Greek city-states due to mountains and seas
- military focused Greek city-state, opposite of Athens
- rule of a king
- governing style where individual citizens have voice in politics
- Greek speaking warrior peoples, fight "Trojan War"
- epic poem of the Trojan War
- peasant "slave" farmers ruled over by the Spartans
- due to lack of arable or "farmable" land, many Greeks relied on _____ to meet their food needs
19 Clues: rule of a few • rule of a king • Greek goddess of love • king of the Greek gods • epic poem of the Trojan War • Greek word for "city-state" • birthplace of Greek democracy • rule of the wealthy upper class • grown for the production of wine • Blind poet, wrote Iliad and Odyssey • Bronze Age trading civilization on Crete • produced the "liquid gold" of early Greek economy • ...
Ancient Persia and Greece Crossword 2023-09-28
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- A pledge. The Hippocratic _____
- Belief in one god.
- Leader of Egypt after Alexander the Great's death. Shares his name with a Greek astronomer.
- Greek Philosopher that created the basis for the scientific method. Also taught Alexander the Great.
- Greek city-state that prioritized military power
- Greek goddess of marriage.
- Religion of the Persian Empire.
- Belief in multiple gods.
- Mountain range that culturally isolated the Ancient Indian civilization
- Form of government where power resides with the people.
- A period of flourishing Greek culture that began with the death of Alexander the Great
- temple on the Athenian Acropolis.
- A river that grants immortality to those who enter. Also a '70s rock band.
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- Greek god of light.
- Greek goddess of wisdom and battle.
- A complex society that is usually created through conquest.
- One of Homer's most famous plays. Features Achilles as a main character.
- A woman with snakes for hair and a deadly stare. Athena created her out of anger with Poseidon.
- Ancient Greek god of the sea and horses.
- Persian city founded in 518 BCE by King Darius
- Greek philosopher that controversially taught students to question Greek values
- Daughter of Zeus, wife of Hades.
- The horse of Alexander the Great
- A temple. "Mountain of the gods"
- A Persian king's tax collector.
- Persian leader after his father, Darius.
- Greek city-state that prioritzed academics and clear-thinking
27 Clues: Belief in one god. • Greek god of light. • Belief in multiple gods. • Greek goddess of marriage. • A pledge. The Hippocratic _____ • Religion of the Persian Empire. • A Persian king's tax collector. • Daughter of Zeus, wife of Hades. • The horse of Alexander the Great • A temple. "Mountain of the gods" • temple on the Athenian Acropolis. • Greek goddess of wisdom and battle. • ...
Ancient Greece 2026-01-11
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- A philosopher, That taught another philosopher, and also believed in democracy.
- Born into royalty, was trained everyday at a high level, set forth to fulfill his fathers goals.
- A from of government, This one being ruled by one individual that seized power.
- One of three Philosophers, this one being the one to teach Alexander the great.
- A author, of Greek mythology, and that tells Great Epic Poems.
- A creature, Greek people made lots of myths about ,of it having a bull head with a human body.
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- A large building, that a specific group of people lived on a island named crete there they could show their culture and economy
- A wooden structure, That Odysseus and troops hid in, to get in to Troy's gates.
- A mysterious civilization, on the Island of Crete, the people who lived there were called.
- Was in a war with Persia, Joined other City- States to protect themselves, where always the most powerful City-State.
10 Clues: A author, of Greek mythology, and that tells Great Epic Poems. • A philosopher, That taught another philosopher, and also believed in democracy. • A wooden structure, That Odysseus and troops hid in, to get in to Troy's gates. • A from of government, This one being ruled by one individual that seized power. • ...
Vocab 4 Jhonn,ratu,Ciandrew,Natalie 2025-11-05
20 Clues: Rush • Dull • Poor • pity • Rules • haven • Spare • engulf • revert • naivety • Bulging • Stealthy • Disgrace • Mythology • Emergency • appearance • Trying out • ouija board • ungovernable • Manipulative
WHI Greece Crossword 2023-03-15
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- Goddess of war and wisdom
- Goddess of marriage and family
- Kingdom north of Greece
- Spread of Greek Culture
- Having good farm land
- Greek inventor
- Body of water east of Greece
- Athenian statesmen who let all Athenian men vote
- Greek land victory in Persian War
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- Macedonian King who conquered Persia
- Greek mathematician
- Type of government Sparta had
- Greek Naval victory
- Greek city state that had a democracy
- Greek city state that loved their military
- Wrote the Iliad and Odyssey
- Macedonian king who conquered Greece
17 Clues: Greek inventor • Greek mathematician • Greek Naval victory • Having good farm land • Kingdom north of Greece • Spread of Greek Culture • Goddess of war and wisdom • Wrote the Iliad and Odyssey • Body of water east of Greece • Type of government Sparta had • Goddess of marriage and family • Greek land victory in Persian War • Macedonian King who conquered Persia • ...
Ancient Greece 2018-11-25
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- An ancient Greek city-state.
- Greek philosopher.
- A city and the capitol of ancient Greece.
- A seaport in N Egypt, in the Nile delta: founded in 332 b.c. by Alexander the Great; an ancient center of learning.
- A Greek historian.
- Greek historian.
- Author of the Iliad and Odyssey.
- A mountain pass in eastern Greece, site of Spartan defeat.
- Greek mathematician and astronomer at Alexandria.
- Sovereignty held by one person.
- long poetic composition centered around a hero.
- Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine".
- A ruler who uses power oppressively or unjustly.
- Greek sculptor.
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- Wars A series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC.
- Greek philosopher, mathematician, and religious reformer.
- Athenian philosopher.
- Ancient city of Greece famous for strict discipline & training of soldiers.
- A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class.
- Greek philosopher: pupil of Plato; tutor of Alexander the Great.
- The lowest class of ancient Laconia. Serfs who belonged to the state.
- Greek mathematician, physicist, and inventor: discovered the principles of specific gravity and of the lever.
- The citadel of Athens and site of the Parthenon.
- A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece.
- A traditional or legendary story centered around a hero, deity or demigod.
- A class of citizens holding exceptional privilege and rank, especially nobility.
- Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria.
- Military formation of foot soldiers using spears.
- Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet.
- Hellenistic mathematician, astronomer, and geographer in Alexandria.
30 Clues: Greek sculptor. • Greek historian. • Greek philosopher. • A Greek historian. • Athenian philosopher. • An ancient Greek city-state. • Sovereignty held by one person. • Author of the Iliad and Odyssey. • Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet. • A city and the capitol of ancient Greece. • Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine". • Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria. • ...
Ancient Greece 2018-11-25
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- The lowest class of ancient Laconia. Serfs who belonged to the state.
- Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet.
- Greek sculptor.
- Athenian philosopher.
- A mountain pass in eastern Greece, site of Spartan defeat.
- A class of citizens holding exceptional privilege and rank, especially nobility.
- Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine".
- A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class.
- Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria.
- Military formation of foot soldiers using spears.
- Greek philosopher.
- Greek historian.
- Hellenistic mathematician, astronomer, and geographer in Alexandria.
- A Greek historian.
- Ancient city of Greece famous for strict discipline & training of soldiers.
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- An ancient Greek city-state.
- A city and the capitol of ancient Greece.
- Wars A series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC.
- A traditional or legendary story centered around a hero, deity or demigod.
- The citadel of Athens and site of the Parthenon.
- A seaport in N Egypt, in the Nile delta: founded in 332 b.c. by Alexander the Great; an ancient center of learning.
- Greek mathematician and astronomer at Alexandria.
- Greek philosopher, mathematician, and religious reformer.
- Author of the Iliad and Odyssey.
- long poetic composition centered around a hero.
- Greek mathematician, physicist, and inventor: discovered the principles of specific gravity and of the lever.
- Greek philosopher: pupil of Plato; tutor of Alexander the Great.
- Sovereignty held by one person.
- A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece.
- A ruler who uses power oppressively or unjustly.
30 Clues: Greek sculptor. • Greek historian. • Greek philosopher. • A Greek historian. • Athenian philosopher. • An ancient Greek city-state. • Sovereignty held by one person. • Author of the Iliad and Odyssey. • Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet. • A city and the capitol of ancient Greece. • Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine". • Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria. • ...
Ancient Greece 2018-11-25
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- Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria.
- Greek philosopher, mathematician, and religious reformer.
- An ancient Greek city-state.
- A mountain pass in eastern Greece, site of Spartan defeat.
- Greek philosopher.
- A traditional or legendary story centered around a hero, deity or demigod.
- Sovereignty held by one person.
- A class of citizens holding exceptional privilege and rank, especially nobility.
- Greek historian.
- A seaport in N Egypt, in the Nile delta: founded in 332 b.c. by Alexander the Great; an ancient center of learning.
- Greek mathematician, physicist, and inventor: discovered the principles of specific gravity and of the lever.
- A Greek historian.
- Military formation of foot soldiers using spears.
- A city and the capitol of ancient Greece.
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- The lowest class of ancient Laconia. Serfs who belonged to the state.
- Hellenistic mathematician, astronomer, and geographer in Alexandria.
- long poetic composition centered around a hero.
- Wars A series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC.
- Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine".
- A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class.
- Greek philosopher: pupil of Plato; tutor of Alexander the Great.
- Greek sculptor.
- Greek mathematician and astronomer at Alexandria.
- A ruler who uses power oppressively or unjustly.
- Athenian philosopher.
- Author of the Iliad and Odyssey.
- Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet.
- A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece.
- The citadel of Athens and site of the Parthenon.
- Ancient city of Greece famous for strict discipline & training of soldiers.
30 Clues: Greek sculptor. • Greek historian. • Greek philosopher. • A Greek historian. • Athenian philosopher. • An ancient Greek city-state. • Sovereignty held by one person. • Author of the Iliad and Odyssey. • Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet. • A city and the capitol of ancient Greece. • Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine". • Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria. • ...
Greek God/Goddess 2025-03-27
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- Greek God of the Sea
- Greek Goddess of Hearth/Family Life
- Greek Goddess of Love, Beauty & Eternal Youth
- Greek Goddes of the Hunt, Moon & Archery
- Greek God of the Dead/King of the Underworld
- Greek God of Trade/Messenger of the Gods
- Greek God of Wine and Revelry(partying)
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- Greek God of Fire & Metalworking
- Greek Goddess of Marriage/Queen of Olympus
- Greek Goddess of Agriculture, Fertility & Harvest
- Greek God of War
- Greek Goddess of Wisdom and War
- Greek God of Sun, Music & Prophecy
- Greek God of the Sky/King of the Gods
14 Clues: Greek God of War • Greek God of the Sea • Greek Goddess of Wisdom and War • Greek God of Fire & Metalworking • Greek God of Sun, Music & Prophecy • Greek Goddess of Hearth/Family Life • Greek God of the Sky/King of the Gods • Greek God of Wine and Revelry(partying) • Greek Goddes of the Hunt, Moon & Archery • Greek God of Trade/Messenger of the Gods • ...
AKA 2026-04-25
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- Greek term for Social Chairman
- Greek term for Financial Secretary
- How often does the Boule meet?
- Founded September 19, 1963
- Greek term for Keeper of the Door
- Greek term for President
- The governing body of Alpha Kappa Alpha
- A conference for intensive study of organizational ideas, structure, and techniques of leadership is known as
- Who was the moving spirit in the establishment of AKA
- Who is Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority's chief officer?
- Founded January 9, 1914
- Greek term for Recording Secretary
- Greek term for Corresponding Secretary
- Founded December 6, 1906
- Greek term for Vice President
- Official flower
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- Location of the AKA Corporate office
- Founded November 12, 1922
- Greek term for Assistant Secretary
- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated was organized on the campus of
- What is the sorority's board of directors called?
- Greek term for Treasurer
- The official publication of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
- Founded January 5, 1911
- Founded January 16, 1920
- How far in advance is the Supreme Basileus elected?
- Founded January 13, 1913
- Founded November 17, 1911
- Who is the Regional Director of the International Region?
29 Clues: Official flower • Founded January 5, 1911 • Founded January 9, 1914 • Greek term for Treasurer • Greek term for President • Founded January 16, 1920 • Founded January 13, 1913 • Founded December 6, 1906 • Founded November 12, 1922 • Founded November 17, 1911 • Founded September 19, 1963 • Greek term for Vice President • Greek term for Social Chairman • How often does the Boule meet? • ...
Mythology Crossword Puzzle 2024-06-26
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- - Home of the Greek gods
- - Greek god of the underworld
- - Greek hero who completed 12 labors
- - Greek hero of the Trojan War
- - Anglo-Saxon king known for resisting Viking invasions
- - Roman goddess of love
- - Greek goddess of the harvest
- - Norse goddess of love and beauty
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- - Greek god of the sky and thunder
- - Norse hall of the slain warriors
- - Mythical Norse tree connecting nine worlds
- - Anglo-Saxon epic poem
- - Roman messenger of the gods
- - Roman god of the sea
- - Norse god of thunder
- - King of the Norse gods
- - Greek goddess of wisdom
- - Roman god of war
18 Clues: - Roman god of war • - Roman god of the sea • - Norse god of thunder • - Anglo-Saxon epic poem • - Roman goddess of love • - Home of the Greek gods • - King of the Norse gods • - Greek goddess of wisdom • - Roman messenger of the gods • - Greek god of the underworld • - Greek hero of the Trojan War • - Greek goddess of the harvest • - Greek god of the sky and thunder • ...
Vocab #4 2023-12-18
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- A cruel and oppressive ruler
- A Greek formation that is close together and packed
- A war between two groups in a country
- Somebody who studies Philosophy
- A government ruled by a monarch
- The height of a culture
- An Economy based off money
- The capital of Greece
- The Athens led group in the Greek Civil war
- A government ruled by a small group of people
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- The Greek Peninsula
- The Spartan led group in the Greek civil war
- An economy based off trading
- The highest societal class
- The Greek temple dedicated to Athena
- A country in ancient Greek time
- A piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- A Greek influenced culture
- A government with elected officials
- A city state in Ancient Greece
20 Clues: The Greek Peninsula • The capital of Greece • The height of a culture • The highest societal class • A Greek influenced culture • An Economy based off money • A cruel and oppressive ruler • An economy based off trading • A city state in Ancient Greece • A country in ancient Greek time • Somebody who studies Philosophy • A government ruled by a monarch • ...
Etymology workshop 2025-11-04
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- : A lack of agreement (prefix dis-)
- : Study of life (Greek: bio + logy)
- : Not happy
- : One’s own handwritten signature (Greek: auto + graph)
- : Study of the Earth (Greek: geo + graphy)
- : Working by itself (prefix auto-)
- : Without hope (suffix -less)
- : Government by the people (Greek: demo + cracy)
- : Not able to be seen (prefix in- + root vis)
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- : Quality of being easy to read (root read + suffix -ability)
- : Without care or attention (suffix -less)
- : Process of changing form (prefix trans- + root form)
- : Device for speaking over distance (Greek: tele + phone)
- : Picture made with light (Greek: photo + graph)
- : To play again
- : Tool for viewing small things (Greek: micro + scope)
- : To build or arrange parts (Latin root struct)
- : To move or carry across (Latin: trans + port)
- : To write again (prefix re-)
- : Easy to foresee (prefix pre- + root dict)
20 Clues: : Not happy • : To play again • : Without hope (suffix -less) • : To write again (prefix re-) • : Working by itself (prefix auto-) • : A lack of agreement (prefix dis-) • : Study of life (Greek: bio + logy) • : Without care or attention (suffix -less) • : Study of the Earth (Greek: geo + graphy) • : Easy to foresee (prefix pre- + root dict) • ...
Fall Theme Crossword - LOUD Crowd 2020-10-08
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- This magician passed away in 1926 on Halloween night
- This federal holiday occurs annually on November 11th
- This movie was on such a tight budget that they had to use the cheapest mask they could find, a William Shatner Star Trek mask
- The first Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade did not feature any what
- The October birthstone
- Pumpkins are classified as a fruit, not as a vegetable. In fact, in 2006, this state declared that its state fruit is the pumpkin
- In Greek mythology, Autumn began when ______ was abducted by Hades to be the Queen of the Underworld
- Halloween is the ________ highest grossing commercial holiday
- 43 million of these are eaten in the US at Thanksgiving
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- According to ______, autumn is “aurora season” due to the increase in geomagnetic storms
- Bobbing for apples is a tradition of the harvest that originated in ______.
- These symbolize the ancient agricultural roots of Halloween
- the traditional Halloween staple of Jack-O-Lanterns originated in this country with placing candles in hollowed out turnips
- this festival takes place each autumn in Munich, Germany
- The longest haunted house in the world is "Factory of Terror" in this state
- this color represents strength and endurance as well as the harvest and autumn
- the name for pumpkin originated from "pepon" which is the Greek word for _____
- this providence of Canada is where the first known instance of trick-or-treating in North America took place
- this is the most popular candy for trick-or-treaters
19 Clues: The October birthstone • This magician passed away in 1926 on Halloween night • this is the most popular candy for trick-or-treaters • This federal holiday occurs annually on November 11th • 43 million of these are eaten in the US at Thanksgiving • this festival takes place each autumn in Munich, Germany • These symbolize the ancient agricultural roots of Halloween • ...
Ancient Greece 2018-11-25
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- Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet.
- Greek philosopher: pupil of Plato; tutor of Alexander the Great.
- Hellenistic mathematician, astronomer, and geographer in Alexandria.
- long poetic composition centered around a hero.
- Greek philosopher, mathematician, and religious reformer.
- Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria.
- Military formation of foot soldiers using spears.
- Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine".
- Greek philosopher.
- Author of the Iliad and Odyssey.
- An ancient Greek city-state.
- Greek mathematician and astronomer at Alexandria.
- Sovereignty held by one person.
- Greek sculptor.
- Ancient city of Greece famous for strict discipline & training of soldiers.
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- A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece.
- A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class.
- Athenian philosopher.
- A traditional or legendary story centered around a hero, deity or demigod.
- The lowest class of ancient Laconia. Serfs who belonged to the state.
- Greek mathematician, physicist, and inventor: discovered the principles of specific gravity and of the lever.
- A seaport in N Egypt, in the Nile delta: founded in 332 b.c. by Alexander the Great; an ancient center of learning.
- The citadel of Athens and site of the Parthenon.
- A mountain pass in eastern Greece, site of Spartan defeat.
- A city and the capitol of ancient Greece.
- A class of citizens holding exceptional privilege and rank, especially nobility.
- A Greek historian.
- Greek historian.
- A ruler who uses power oppressively or unjustly.
- Wars A series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC.
30 Clues: Greek sculptor. • Greek historian. • Greek philosopher. • A Greek historian. • Athenian philosopher. • An ancient Greek city-state. • Sovereignty held by one person. • Author of the Iliad and Odyssey. • Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet. • A city and the capitol of ancient Greece. • Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine". • Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria. • ...
Greece Review 2022-02-17
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- Government by force
- Word for Greek culture
- Wrote the first Greek law code
- Made it difficult for Greece to unite
- Militaristic and agressive polis
- Athenian temple on the Acropolis
- Greek naval battle victory
- Form of gov't where people vote on directly
- Alliance of city states led by Athens
- A Greek city-state
- Wars that weakened Greece; Sparta won
- Spartan gov't, run by a small group
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- How Greek culture spread
- Conquered Greece after Peloponnesian Wars
- Polis that created direct democracy
- Describes Greek and Roman religion
- Athenian victory over the Persians
- Architectural features from Greece
- Extended democracy to males in Athens
- God with the same name in Greece & Rome
20 Clues: A Greek city-state • Government by force • Word for Greek culture • How Greek culture spread • Greek naval battle victory • Wrote the first Greek law code • Militaristic and agressive polis • Athenian temple on the Acropolis • Describes Greek and Roman religion • Athenian victory over the Persians • Architectural features from Greece • Polis that created direct democracy • ...
world history 2023-01-11
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- pan
- killed first chinese emperor
- pandora's ___
- ____of heaven
- snake hair
- yang
- long race
- egyptian river
- egyptian king
- _____ bones
- chinese phlosopher
- raided churches
- the great
- Greek warrior
- queen of spain
- black _______
- birth of ____
- top greek god
- god of the egyptian underworld
- christians versus muslims
- spread bubonic plague
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- looked like qilin
- egyptian burial place
- terra cotta
- greek sports
- chinese sailor
- egyptian queen
- troy trick, wooden ____
- ended middle ages
- discovered america
- middle ages warrior
- alexander the
- greek city
- oil(greek)
- god of the greek underworld
- ghengis
- one eyed monster
- japanese warrior
38 Clues: pan • yang • ghengis • long race • the great • snake hair • greek city • oil(greek) • terra cotta • _____ bones • greek sports • pandora's ___ • ____of heaven • egyptian king • alexander the • Greek warrior • black _______ • birth of ____ • top greek god • chinese sailor • egyptian river • egyptian queen • queen of spain • raided churches • one eyed monster • japanese warrior • looked like qilin • ended middle ages • ...
The Alchemist 2024-12-23
Across
- A person engaged or learned in philosophy.
- A monumental structure with a square or triangular base and sloping sides.
- A quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects.
- The spiritual or immaterial part of a human being.
- One of the two stones used for divination in the story.
- The development of events beyond a person's control.
- The protagonist's name in 'The Alchemist.'
- A person involved in trade or commerce.
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- The ability to think about or plan the future with imagination.
- A character from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection.
- A magical or medicinal potion.
- A person who tends and rears sheep.
- A barren area of landscape with little rainfall.
- The second stone used alongside Urim for divination.
- A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical.
- A clear, transparent mineral or glass resembling ice.
- A sign or event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
- An act of traveling from one place to another.
- An Arabic word meaning 'it is written.'
19 Clues: A magical or medicinal potion. • A person who tends and rears sheep. • A person involved in trade or commerce. • An Arabic word meaning 'it is written.' • A person engaged or learned in philosophy. • The protagonist's name in 'The Alchemist.' • An act of traveling from one place to another. • A barren area of landscape with little rainfall. • ...
The Alchemist 2024-12-23
Across
- A person engaged or learned in philosophy.
- A monumental structure with a square or triangular base and sloping sides.
- A quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects.
- The spiritual or immaterial part of a human being.
- One of the two stones used for divination in the story.
- The development of events beyond a person's control.
- The protagonist's name in 'The Alchemist.'
- A person involved in trade or commerce.
Down
- The ability to think about or plan the future with imagination.
- A character from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection.
- A magical or medicinal potion.
- A person who tends and rears sheep.
- A barren area of landscape with little rainfall.
- The second stone used alongside Urim for divination.
- A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical.
- A clear, transparent mineral or glass resembling ice.
- A sign or event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
- An act of traveling from one place to another.
- An Arabic word meaning 'it is written.'
19 Clues: A magical or medicinal potion. • A person who tends and rears sheep. • A person involved in trade or commerce. • An Arabic word meaning 'it is written.' • A person engaged or learned in philosophy. • The protagonist's name in 'The Alchemist.' • An act of traveling from one place to another. • A barren area of landscape with little rainfall. • ...
Ancient Greece 2016-03-14
Across
- A structure used in Greek buildings
- Structures the Greeks built to worship gods and goddesses
- Something else farmed by the Greeks
- Economic [blank] means focusing on one product or service
- The type of soil that Greece had
- A famous Greek thinker about how people behave
- Stories that the Greeks told about the gods
- These developed because mountains separated people
- The Greeks were [blank,] shipbuilders, and traders.
- A famous Greek thinker about math
- A type of Greek play that was funny
- One of the most famous Greek structures
- The Greek government's type of democracy. "Citizens vote to make rules and laws."
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- Something that Greeks built
- Something farmed by the Greeks
- Mount [blank] is where the Greeks believed the gods and goddesses lived
- The Greeks specialized in making [blank]
- A famous Greek thinker about how countries should be ruled
- Ancient Greece was a [blank] located on the Mediterranean Sea in Europe
- Greeks made [blank] out of clay and stone
- A famous Greek thinker about medicine
- Greeks also made [blank] out of clay and stone
- Greeks held the very first one of these (hint-teams and competition)
- A famous Greek thinker about science
- Greece was the birthplace of this. "Government by the people"
- The Ancient Greek landscape had these
- A type of Greek play that was sad
- The Greeks [blank] goods with Egypt and other nearby communities
28 Clues: Something that Greeks built • Something farmed by the Greeks • The type of soil that Greece had • A type of Greek play that was sad • A famous Greek thinker about math • A structure used in Greek buildings • Something else farmed by the Greeks • A type of Greek play that was funny • A famous Greek thinker about science • A famous Greek thinker about medicine • ...
Etymology Crossword 2025-04-08
Across
- what is absolute ruler in Greek?
- city, state is what is Greek?
- regalia means what?
- what does princeps, principis mean?
- single, alone is Latin for what?
- What does civis mean?
- XXXVI
- Greek number five
- by law
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- at another time
- I do not wish to contest
- proto is Greek for what?
- What is the Latin meaning of priest?
- XIX
- what is the Latin meaning of the common people?
- ennea is Greek for what?
- two-hundred and ten in roman numerals
- VII
- decimum
- IV
20 Clues: IV • XIX • VII • XXXVI • by law • decimum • at another time • Greek number five • regalia means what? • What does civis mean? • I do not wish to contest • proto is Greek for what? • ennea is Greek for what? • city, state is what is Greek? • what is absolute ruler in Greek? • single, alone is Latin for what? • what does princeps, principis mean? • What is the Latin meaning of priest? • ...
On Our "A" Game 2024-06-19
Across
- The first name of one of America's most famous founding fathers, thanks to a popular musical also named for him
- "He is half of my soul, as the poets say"
- The Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare, often symbolized with owls
- "Hug" in Italian
- In the show Supernatural, Castiel is an _______
- One of the most popular quotes from a movie you like, "what he meant was, "I love you.""
- The name of a character from Baulder's Gate, known for being a brooding vampire twink that makes the girls and the gays go wild
- The Greek goddess of the hunt and the wild, also known as the goddess of childbirth, closely associated with the moon
- A kind of flower native to North America that "is a common sight along the park boundaries and in home gardens"; it often comes in a purplish color
- The band behind the music of the most famous jukebox musical, came to fame in Eurovision 1974
- "A poem or piece of music appropriate to the dawn or early morning"
- An animal that has recently been introduced to minecraft, breeds are often distinguished by the amount of rings they have
- _____ the Giant
- You know a guy who grows these somehow lol, Biblical fruits
- Don McLean's most popular song; also the name of his album
- Another minecraft animal, usually pink in the game. In real life, they are only found in the wild in two lakes in Mexico
- The Greek god I'm pretty sure your minecraft username is after, known for things such as archery, music, poetry, and associated with the sun
- A character from Robin Hood: Men in Tights
- My name
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- The "fear of England or the English"
- A really goofy animal with a long snout, popularized as a blue character in the cartoon "the ant and the _____"
- "A place into which you can disappear; a hiding place"
- The food of the gods in Greek mythology
- A musical artist that you f*cked with hard as a kid
- "Someone with deep sensitivity to the beauty of art or nature"
- A mage character from one of Mad's favorite video games who is known for blowing up the chantry at the end of the game (we only watched Mad play this game a few times)
- The Greek goddess of love, beauty, and passion, symbolized by things such as doves and seashells
- An animal you seem to beef with for some reason, or maybe it's just my stuffed animal you disliked lol
- The fear of cats
- The father of another character on this list who also has a punny name
- The word "rainbow" in Italian
- A Baulder's Gate character that I loathe who is technically a hag
- The name of the nearest galaxy to us
- A noun meaning color blindness
- The Greek god of war, known for symbols like his spear
- Your birth month, written in Italian
36 Clues: My name • _____ the Giant • "Hug" in Italian • The fear of cats • The word "rainbow" in Italian • A noun meaning color blindness • The "fear of England or the English" • The name of the nearest galaxy to us • Your birth month, written in Italian • The food of the gods in Greek mythology • "He is half of my soul, as the poets say" • A character from Robin Hood: Men in Tights • ...
The Alchemist 2024-12-23
Across
- A monumental structure with a square or triangular base and sloping sides.
- The protagonist's name in 'The Alchemist.'
- A person who tends and rears sheep.
- A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical.
- An Arabic word meaning 'it is written.'
- A magical or medicinal potion.
- One of the two stones used for divination in the story.
- The spiritual or immaterial part of a human being.
- The second stone used alongside Urim for divination.
- A barren area of landscape with little rainfall.
Down
- A person engaged or learned in philosophy.
- The development of events beyond a person's control.
- A sign or event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
- A quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects.
- A character from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection.
- A clear, transparent mineral or glass resembling ice.
- A person involved in trade or commerce.
- The ability to think about or plan the future with imagination.
- An act of traveling from one place to another.
19 Clues: A magical or medicinal potion. • A person who tends and rears sheep. • An Arabic word meaning 'it is written.' • A person involved in trade or commerce. • A person engaged or learned in philosophy. • The protagonist's name in 'The Alchemist.' • An act of traveling from one place to another. • A barren area of landscape with little rainfall. • ...
Unit 6 WWI, Harlem Renaissance, & Great Depression 2023-04-10
Across
- - black greek fraternity founded in Nov.1911
- - club that sold alcohol illegally
- - W.E.B.
- - era that banned the sale of alcohol
- - black greek sorority founded in 1913
- - black greek fraternity founded in 1906
- - National Association Advancement of Color People
- - black greek sorority founded in 1922
- - alcohol smuggler
- -academy for men of African descent formed 1897
- - organization formed to help blacks who lived in cities
- - time period during the 1920s of harsh economic conditions
- - acquisition of goods in great amounts
- - amendment which gave women the right to vote
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- - Harlem's most exclusive night club
- - black greek fraternity founded in 1963
- - black greek fraternity founded in 1914
- - war fought between the allied and central powers
- - black greek sorority founded in 1908
- - dust storms of the 1930s
- - WWI powers which consisted of Germany, Austri- Hungary, & Turkey
- - Booker T.
- - black greek fraternity founded in Jan.1911
- - cruise liner ship sanked in WWI
- - black greek sorority founded in 1920
- - organization for NY wealthiest black men
- - time period during the 1920s centered around black excellence
- - WWI powers which consisted of France, Britain, Russia,Italy, & Japan
28 Clues: - W.E.B. • - Booker T. • - alcohol smuggler • - dust storms of the 1930s • - cruise liner ship sanked in WWI • - club that sold alcohol illegally • - Harlem's most exclusive night club • - era that banned the sale of alcohol • - black greek sorority founded in 1908 • - black greek sorority founded in 1920 • - black greek sorority founded in 1913 • ...
Doctor Faustus Context 2025-02-06
Across
- Renaissance political philosopher known for his work The Prince, advocating pragmatic, sometimes unscrupulous political tactics.
- Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without the structured rhythm of poetry.
- The period of cultural rebirth in Europe, marked by a revival of interest in classical learning and art.
- Excessive pride or arrogance, often leading to a downfall.
- A moment of revelation or recognition, especially in Greek tragedy, when the protagonist realizes a crucial truth.
- The branch of Christianity that recognizes the Pope as its spiritual leader.
- A short story that conveys a moral lesson, often with animals as characters.
- A branch of Protestantism emphasizing predestination and the sovereignty of God.
- A hierarchical structure of all matter and life, from God down to inanimate objects, in medieval thought.
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- The emotional release or purification experienced by the audience in a tragedy.
- Philosophy emphasizing human values and the potential for individual achievement, popular during the Renaissance.
- Invention by Gutenberg that revolutionized the spread of information and ideas.
- Astronomer who proposed the heliocentric theory, challenging the geocentric view of the universe.
- Figure from Greek mythology who flew too close to the sun with wax wings and fell when they melted.
- A type of medieval drama that teaches moral lessons, often personifying virtues and vices.
- A document in Doctor Faustus revealing Faustus' pact with the Devil, used as a plot device.
- Unrhymed iambic pentameter, a common meter in English dramatic and narrative poetry.
17 Clues: Excessive pride or arrogance, often leading to a downfall. • The branch of Christianity that recognizes the Pope as its spiritual leader. • A short story that conveys a moral lesson, often with animals as characters. • The emotional release or purification experienced by the audience in a tragedy. • ...
M… 2023-06-12
18 Clues: music • mutiny • memory • mystery • medicine • monotony • morality • mythology • mortality • monologue • motherhood • meditation • mathematics • meteorology • magnanimity • metaphysics • menstruation • magnificence
M… 2023-06-12
18 Clues: music • mutiny • memory • mystery • medicine • monotony • morality • mythology • mortality • monologue • motherhood • meditation • mathematics • meteorology • magnanimity • metaphysics • menstruation • magnificence
Vocab 4 Jhonn, ciandrew, ratu, natile 2025-11-05
20 Clues: Rush • Poor • pity • Dull • Rules • haven • Spare • engulf • revert • naivety • Bulging • Session • Stealthy • Disgrace • Mythology • Emergency • Trying out • ungovernable • Manipulative • disguised appearance
Fall Theme Crossword - LOUD Crowd 2020-10-08
Across
- this is the most popular candy for trick-or-treaters
- These symbolize the ancient agricultural roots of Halloween
- The longest haunted house in the world is "Factory of Terror" in this state
- the name for pumpkin originated from "pepon" which is the Greek word for _____
- In Greek mythology, Autumn began when ______ was abducted by Hades to be the Queen of the Underworld
- this providence of Canada is where the first known instance of trick-or-treating in North America took place
- This federal holiday occurs annually on November 11th
- This movie was on such a tight budget that they had to use the cheapest mask they could find, a William Shatner Star Trek mask
- the traditional Halloween staple of Jack-O-Lanterns originated in this country with placing candles in hollowed out turnips
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- 43 million of these are eaten in the US at Thanksgiving
- this festival takes place each autumn in Munich, Germany
- this color represents strength and endurance as well as the harvest and autumn
- According to ______, autumn is “aurora season” due to the increase in geomagnetic storms
- Halloween is the ________ highest grossing commercial holiday
- Bobbing for apples is a tradition of the harvest that originated in ______.
- Pumpkins are classified as a fruit, not as a vegetable. In fact, in 2006, this state declared that its state fruit is the pumpkin
- This magician passed away in 1926 on Halloween night
17 Clues: this is the most popular candy for trick-or-treaters • This magician passed away in 1926 on Halloween night • This federal holiday occurs annually on November 11th • 43 million of these are eaten in the US at Thanksgiving • this festival takes place each autumn in Munich, Germany • These symbolize the ancient agricultural roots of Halloween • ...
rome vs greece 2021-02-11
Across
- Romans had swords as greek has spears.
- romans were latin and the spartans were greek
- Roman warriors were called legionaries and auxiliaries as greek soldiers were called spartans.
- train at birth to 20 then fight till 60 years old as romans train at 20 then are expected to serve for 25 years
- Rome has romulus as greek has remus
- Romans lived in Rome as the Greeks lived in greece.
- roman flag was red and gold and the greek flag was blue and white
- The roman shield is called scutum as the spartan shield is called hoplon
- Rome had Jupiter as greek had Zeus
- has an emperor as greek has a king.
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- Rome has a government as greek has a king.
- armor was silver as spartans armor was gold and red.
- and our world today is that they had slaves, as who were considered property About one third of the population of some city-states were slaves
- beat greece as greece lost to rome.
- Greek had 12 gods as rome had 12
- The spartans mostly used swords as greek mostly used spears.
- spartan sword is xiphos as the roman sword is gladius
- The roman formation in war is the tudesto but the spartan formation in war is phalanx.
- Roman shields were square as greek shields were round.
19 Clues: Greek had 12 gods as rome had 12 • Rome had Jupiter as greek had Zeus • beat greece as greece lost to rome. • Rome has romulus as greek has remus • has an emperor as greek has a king. • Romans had swords as greek has spears. • Rome has a government as greek has a king. • romans were latin and the spartans were greek • Romans lived in Rome as the Greeks lived in greece. • ...
Ancient Greece 2023-12-06
Across
- Greek god of blacksmithing
- Has a trunk
- Flying mammal
- Likes to chase mice
- Greek goddess of love
- Greek goddess of animals and hunting Artemis
- Large marsupial
- Greek god of the seas
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- Greek god that's considered the king of all the gods
- Greek goddess of agriculture, harvest, and fertility of the earth.
- Greek goddess of wisdom and knowledge
- Greek god of war.
- Greek goddess of marriage and the queen of the goddesses
- Man's best friend
- Greek god of healing, medicine, music, and poetrylo
15 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Greek god of war. • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Greek goddess of love • Greek god of the seas • Greek god of blacksmithing • Greek goddess of wisdom and knowledge • Greek goddess of animals and hunting Artemis • Greek god of healing, medicine, music, and poetrylo • Greek god that's considered the king of all the gods • ...
The Rise and Fall of Ancient Greece 2024-11-19
Across
- Thinker who seeks to understand and explain life
- Greek physician who studied the causes of illnesses and looked for cures
- Highest point of each city-state
- Areas dedicated to honor the gods
- Alliance formed by Sparta to combat the power of Athens
- First major victory for the Athenians during the Persian Wars
- Major city built in Egypt that shared a name with many other cities throughout the Hellenistic empire
- Greek god of war
- Independent Greek city-states
- Greek epic that details the journey of Achilles during the Trojan War
- Rule by land holding elite
- Art of skillful speaking
- Temple built to honor the goddess Athena
- Citizens take part directly in government affairs
- Panel of citizens with authority to make the final judgement in a trial
- Head god of the Greek pantheon
- Greek kingdom that took control following the Peloponnesian War
- Coastal city-state with a powerful navy
- Tactical formation of armed foot soldiers
- Greek philosopher who started the Lyceum to study all types of knowledge
- Narrow water passages
- Fixed salary paid to government employees
- Minoan Palaces
- Writer of the Iliad and Odyssey
- Formal agreement between two or more nations to cooperate and come to another's defense
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- Greek Epic that details the journey of a Greek generals journey home from the Trojan War
- Greek ruler that was undefeated in battle and expanded his empire as far East as India
- Greek historian known as the 'Father of History'
- Combination of cultures through absorption of their ideas and customs
- Watercolor paintings done on wet plaster
- To banish or send away a public figure who threatened democracy
- Murder of a public figure, usually for political reasons
- Hereditary ruler has central power
- Alliance formed by Athens during the Persian Wars
- Greek philosopher who started a method to question citizens about their beliefs and traditions
- Greek stories that were about human suffering that usually ended in disaster
- Island where Greek culture is believed to have had its earliest beginnings
- Priests or priestesses through which the gods speak
- Free residents of each Greek city-state
- Sun-centered theory that states the sun was the centered of the solar system
- Greek figure who derived a formula to calculate the relationship between the sides of a right triangle
- War between Mycenaea and Troy that might be a myth
- Leader of Athens that led the city-state into its 'golden age'
- Large outdoor theater
- Greek philosopher who wrote about what type of society was more ideal by dividing society into three classes
- Greek stories that were about humorous events that normally mocked foreigners and their customs
- Power by small group of wealthy elite
- Inland city-state with a powerful land army
- Rational thinking with reason and observation
- Greek goddess of wisdom
50 Clues: Minoan Palaces • Greek god of war • Large outdoor theater • Narrow water passages • Greek goddess of wisdom • Art of skillful speaking • Rule by land holding elite • Independent Greek city-states • Head god of the Greek pantheon • Writer of the Iliad and Odyssey • Highest point of each city-state • Areas dedicated to honor the gods • Hereditary ruler has central power • ...
Ancient Greece 2018-11-25
Across
- Author of the Iliad and Odyssey.
- Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet.
- Wars A series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC.
- A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class.
- Hellenistic mathematician, astronomer, and geographer in Alexandria.
- Athenian philosopher.
- Greek historian.
- Greek philosopher, mathematician, and religious reformer.
- Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine".
- Greek philosopher: pupil of Plato; tutor of Alexander the Great.
- Greek philosopher.
- Greek mathematician and astronomer at Alexandria.
- A traditional or legendary story centered around a hero, deity or demigod.
- An ancient Greek city-state.
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- The lowest class of ancient Laconia. Serfs who belonged to the state.
- A seaport in N Egypt, in the Nile delta: founded in 332 b.c. by Alexander the Great; an ancient center of learning.
- The citadel of Athens and site of the Parthenon.
- Greek sculptor.
- Sovereignty held by one person.
- A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece.
- Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria.
- A Greek historian.
- A mountain pass in eastern Greece, site of Spartan defeat.
- Greek mathematician, physicist, and inventor: discovered the principles of specific gravity and of the lever.
- long poetic composition centered around a hero.
- Military formation of foot soldiers using spears.
- A class of citizens holding exceptional privilege and rank, especially nobility.
- A ruler who uses power oppressively or unjustly.
- Ancient city of Greece famous for strict discipline & training of soldiers.
- A city and the capitol of ancient Greece.
30 Clues: Greek sculptor. • Greek historian. • A Greek historian. • Greek philosopher. • Athenian philosopher. • An ancient Greek city-state. • Sovereignty held by one person. • Author of the Iliad and Odyssey. • Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet. • A city and the capitol of ancient Greece. • Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine". • Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria. • ...
Saint George 2024-04-12
20 Clues: fe • sant • honor • festí • llança • cavall • vènçer • triomf • llança • martir • bandera • castell • batalla • Victòria • llegenda • Llegenda • medieval • busqueda • Mitologia • cavalleria
BJs Early One 2023-10-07
Across
- Where is the Great Barrier Reef located?
- What is the name of the longest river in South America?
- How many bones are there in the human body?
- Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the US?
- British nanny?
- What is the name of the musical artist who sings the song “Watermelon Sugar”?
- In which ocean is the Bermuda Triangle located?
- In Greek Mythology, who is the Queen of the Underworld and wife of Hades?
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- What is the rarest blood type?
- Which fictional city is the home of Batman?
- In which Disney movie is the villain Clayton from?
- How many feet are in a mile?
- What was the name of the Robin Williams film where he dresses up as an
- Which house was Harry Potter almost sorted into?
- Which city hosted the Summer Olympics in 2012
- What does Na stand for on the periodic table?
- What is the world’s longest river called?
- What is the name of the actor who played Jack in Titanic?
- What sport does Cristiano Ronaldo play?
19 Clues: British nanny? • How many feet are in a mile? • What is the rarest blood type? • What sport does Cristiano Ronaldo play? • Where is the Great Barrier Reef located? • What is the world’s longest river called? • Which fictional city is the home of Batman? • How many bones are there in the human body? • Which city hosted the Summer Olympics in 2012 • ...
The Alchemist 2024-12-23
Across
- A monumental structure with a square or triangular base and sloping sides.
- The protagonist's name in 'The Alchemist.'
- A person who tends and rears sheep.
- A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical.
- An Arabic word meaning 'it is written.'
- A magical or medicinal potion.
- One of the two stones used for divination in the story.
- The spiritual or immaterial part of a human being.
- The second stone used alongside Urim for divination.
- A barren area of landscape with little rainfall.
Down
- A person engaged or learned in philosophy.
- The development of events beyond a person's control.
- A sign or event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
- A quantity of precious metals, gems, or other valuable objects.
- A character from Greek mythology who fell in love with his own reflection.
- A clear, transparent mineral or glass resembling ice.
- A person involved in trade or commerce.
- The ability to think about or plan the future with imagination.
- An act of traveling from one place to another.
19 Clues: A magical or medicinal potion. • A person who tends and rears sheep. • An Arabic word meaning 'it is written.' • A person involved in trade or commerce. • A person engaged or learned in philosophy. • The protagonist's name in 'The Alchemist.' • An act of traveling from one place to another. • A barren area of landscape with little rainfall. • ...
Ancient Greece 2018-11-25
Across
- Hellenistic mathematician, astronomer, and geographer in Alexandria.
- A seaport in N Egypt, in the Nile delta: founded in 332 b.c. by Alexander the Great; an ancient center of learning.
- A city and the capitol of ancient Greece.
- Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine".
- A Greek historian.
- A traditional or legendary story centered around a hero, deity or demigod.
- Military formation of foot soldiers using spears.
- Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria.
- Wars A series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC.
- A class of citizens holding exceptional privilege and rank, especially nobility.
- A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece.
- The lowest class of ancient Laconia. Serfs who belonged to the state.
- Greek mathematician, physicist, and inventor: discovered the principles of specific gravity and of the lever.
- Ancient city of Greece famous for strict discipline & training of soldiers.
- Greek philosopher.
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- Sovereignty held by one person.
- Greek philosopher: pupil of Plato; tutor of Alexander the Great.
- A ruler who uses power oppressively or unjustly.
- Greek mathematician and astronomer at Alexandria.
- Greek historian.
- Greek philosopher, mathematician, and religious reformer.
- A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class.
- The citadel of Athens and site of the Parthenon.
- Athenian philosopher.
- A mountain pass in eastern Greece, site of Spartan defeat.
- Author of the Iliad and Odyssey.
- long poetic composition centered around a hero.
- Greek sculptor.
- Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet.
- An ancient Greek city-state.
30 Clues: Greek sculptor. • Greek historian. • A Greek historian. • Greek philosopher. • Athenian philosopher. • An ancient Greek city-state. • Sovereignty held by one person. • Author of the Iliad and Odyssey. • Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet. • A city and the capitol of ancient Greece. • Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine". • Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria. • ...
Ancient Greece 2018-11-25
Across
- Author of the Iliad and Odyssey.
- Greek historian.
- A class of citizens holding exceptional privilege and rank, especially nobility.
- Ancient city of Greece famous for strict discipline & training of soldiers.
- Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet.
- Greek philosopher: pupil of Plato; tutor of Alexander the Great.
- An ancient Greek city-state.
- Greek philosopher, mathematician, and religious reformer.
- Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria.
- A seaport in N Egypt, in the Nile delta: founded in 332 b.c. by Alexander the Great; an ancient center of learning.
- A Greek historian.
- Greek mathematician, physicist, and inventor: discovered the principles of specific gravity and of the lever.
- Long poetic composition centered around a hero.
- A traditional or legendary story centered around a hero, deity or demigod.
- Athenian philosopher.
- A city and the capitol of ancient Greece.
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- Hellenistic mathematician, astronomer, and geographer in Alexandria.
- Greek sculptor.
- The lowest class of ancient Laconia. Serfs who belonged to the state.
- A mountain pass in eastern Greece, site of Spartan defeat.
- Greek mathematician and astronomer at Alexandria.
- Greek philosopher.
- Military formation of foot soldiers using spears.
- Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine".
- A form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class.
- A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece.
- Sovereignty held by one person.
- The citadel of Athens and site of the Parthenon.
- A ruler who uses power oppressively or unjustly.
- Wars A series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC.
30 Clues: Greek sculptor. • Greek historian. • Greek philosopher. • A Greek historian. • Athenian philosopher. • An ancient Greek city-state. • Sovereignty held by one person. • Author of the Iliad and Odyssey. • Athenian statesman, lawmaker, and poet. • A city and the capitol of ancient Greece. • Greek physician, the "Father of Medicine". • Greek geometrician and educator at Alexandria. • ...
Rome vs Greek 2021-02-12
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- The Romans had and Greek had hoplights.
- Greek had a lot of and Rome did not.
- both Greek and Rome are surrounded by and land.
- The Greeks cloths were't but the ancient Rome cloths were tonic.
- Rome had to see and so did Greek.
- The girls in ancient grease was married at the age of 12 and girls of Rome get marred at the age 30.
- Rome had a strong but Greek did not.
- dres is Greek god of war and is the Roman god of war.
- For Rome they have before and Greece has not fallen before.
- For Greece dancing was an often thing at a but at Rome they used it at party's.
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- Most Rome gods are names of planets and the Greece's were not.
- Anceint Greek had and Rome did nit have pets.
- The Greeks did not wear but Rome did wear shoes
- both geeks use food that were but were
- Bedrooms were very basic in ancient and the Romes bedrooms were very expensive.
- Roman game that the kids was which is similar to badmen and Greece played ephidisims.
- Rome had a great and Greek did not.
- Greek toys were tops and but Rome used playhouse and more.
- Rome made art and so did ancient Greek
- For cloths Rome used but used bedding.
20 Clues: Rome had to see and so did Greek. • Rome had a great and Greek did not. • Greek had a lot of and Rome did not. • Rome had a strong but Greek did not. • Rome made art and so did ancient Greek • For cloths Rome used but used bedding. • The Romans had and Greek had hoplights. • both geeks use food that were but were • Anceint Greek had and Rome did nit have pets. • ...
Crossword Review 2025-10-30
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- What word has the literal definition of one who leads together
- Roman Numerals LXXII
- What Greek letter is Th
- What word has the literal definition of the process of rolling back
- What word has the literal definition of the quality of trusting together
- Roman Numerals VII
- Four Roman Numerals XXXIV
- What Greek letter is Z
- Seven Roman Numerals LXVII
- What Greek letter is Ch
- Roman Numerals XXIX
- What Greek letter is L
- What Greek letter is A
- Roman Numerals II
- What word has the literal definition of one who is turned in
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- Five Roman Numerals LXXXV
- What word has the literal definition of the process of placing in
- What word has the literal definition of the process of placing before
- What word has the literal definition of the process of stepping forward
- Roman Numerals XXVII
- What Greek letter is N
- What word has the literal definition of to turn together
- What word has the literal definition of the process of throwing out
- What word has the literal definition of the quality of carrying together
- Roman Numerals XLVIII
- Roman Numerals LI
- What Greek letter is G
- What Greek letter is D
- What Greek letter is T
- What Greek letter is O
30 Clues: Roman Numerals LI • Roman Numerals II • Roman Numerals VII • Roman Numerals XXIX • Roman Numerals XXVII • Roman Numerals LXXII • Roman Numerals XLVIII • What Greek letter is N • What Greek letter is Z • What Greek letter is G • What Greek letter is D • What Greek letter is T • What Greek letter is L • What Greek letter is A • What Greek letter is O • What Greek letter is Th • ...
Root Word --ops/op/opt 2021-03-02
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- an examination of a dead animal to determine the cause of death
- the removal and examination of tissue from a living body
- a person skilled in testing for defects of vision even if your eyes look and feel fine.
- mythology) one of a race of giants having a single eye in the middle of their forehead.
- including everything visible in one view
- visual impairment in which an object is seen as two objects
- used for postmortem examinations of people.
- a doctor who diagnoses and treats diseases of the eye
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- a sketchy summary of the main points of an argument or story
- a worker who makes glasses for remedying defects of vision
- a circular prison with cells around a surveillance station
- eyesight abnormality in which distant objects appear blurred
- huge ceratopsian dinosaur having three horns and the neck heavily armored with a very solid frill.
- visual impairment without apparent organic pathology
14 Clues: including everything visible in one view • used for postmortem examinations of people. • visual impairment without apparent organic pathology • a doctor who diagnoses and treats diseases of the eye • the removal and examination of tissue from a living body • a worker who makes glasses for remedying defects of vision • ...
Library Genres Crossword Puzzle 2025-09-15
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- Novels, Books with drawings or comics that tell the story
- Stories about solving a crime or uncovering secrets
- Fi, Set in the future or space; often includes science, robots, or technology
- Stories with animals as the main characters
- Exciting stories with danger, quests, or daring escapes
- Books that have stood the test of time and are still read today
- Funny books that make you laugh out loud
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- Tales, Tales with magical creatures, royalty, and happily-ever-afters
- Made-up stories with magical worlds, dragons, or wizards
- Stories set in the past, often based on real historical events or periods
- Stories about athletes, teams, or competitions
- Scary or creepy stories meant to thrill or frighten the reader
- Stories that seem like real life, with believable characters and situations
- Ancient legends from cultures, like Greek or Norse gods and heroes
14 Clues: Funny books that make you laugh out loud • Stories with animals as the main characters • Stories about athletes, teams, or competitions • Stories about solving a crime or uncovering secrets • Exciting stories with danger, quests, or daring escapes • Made-up stories with magical worlds, dragons, or wizards • Novels, Books with drawings or comics that tell the story • ...
Greece Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-03
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- Greek god of wine and partying
- Mother of all the Greek gods
- Titan mother of Artemis and Apollo
- Greek titan who gave people fire when no one wanted them to have it and was sentenced to having an eagle eat his liver every day
- Greek god of the sun, twin of Artemis
- Daughter of Demeter and wife of Hades
- One of the three Gorgon sisters and most deadly, her eyes turn anyone who looks at them to stone
- Greek titan who holds up the sky as a punishment for revolting against the gods
- Greek goddess of wisdom and war
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- Breeze nymphs
- Greek titan that holds up the sky
- A lost island which was sunk beneath the sea by the gods which is said to have had lots of treasure with it when it sunk
- Father of all the Greek gods
- A nymph who distracted Hera with endless chatter, and so Hera cursed her so that she could only repeat the end of others sentences
- Greek god of the sea
- Greek god of war
- One of the many nymphs that Zeus fell in love with and Hera hated her so Zeus turned her into a cow to save her
- Greek goddess of the hearth, but gave up her throne for another god
- Three old ladies who decide when mortals die
- Greek goddess of marriage and the queen of the gods
20 Clues: Breeze nymphs • Greek god of war • Greek god of the sea • Mother of all the Greek gods • Father of all the Greek gods • Greek god of wine and partying • Greek goddess of wisdom and war • Greek titan that holds up the sky • Titan mother of Artemis and Apollo • Greek god of the sun, twin of Artemis • Daughter of Demeter and wife of Hades • ...
The Rise and Fall of Ancient Greece 2023-10-16
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- Thinker who seeks to understand and explain life
- Greek physician who studied the causes of illnesses and looked for cures
- Highest point of each city-state
- Areas dedicated to honor the gods
- Alliance formed by Sparta to combat the power of Athens
- First major victory for the Athenians during the Persian Wars
- Major city built in Egypt that shared a name with many other cities throughout the Hellenistic empire
- Greek god of war
- Independent Greek city-states
- Greek epic that details the journey of Achilles during the Trojan War
- Rule by land holding elite
- Art of skillful speaking
- Temple built to honor the goddess Athena
- Citizens take part directly in government affairs
- Panel of citizens with authority to make the final judgement in a trial
- Head god of the Greek pantheon
- Greek kingdom that took control following the Peloponnesian War
- Coastal city-state with a powerful navy
- Tactical formation of armed foot soldiers
- Greek philosopher who started the Lyceum to study all types of knowledge
- Narrow water passages
- Fixed salary paid to government employees
- Minoan Palaces
- Writer of the Iliad and Odyssey
- Formal agreement between two or more nations to cooperate and come to another's defense
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- Greek Epic that details the journey of a Greek generals journey home from the Trojan War
- Greek ruler that was undefeated in battle and expanded his empire as far East as India
- Greek historian known as the 'Father of History'
- Combination of cultures through absorption of their ideas and customs
- Watercolor paintings done on wet plaster
- To banish or send away a public figure who threatened democracy
- Murder of a public figure, usually for political reasons
- Hereditary ruler has central power
- Alliance formed by Athens during the Persian Wars
- Greek philosopher who started a method to question citizens about their beliefs and traditions
- Greek stories that were about human suffering that usually ended in disaster
- Island where Greek culture is believed to have had its earliest beginnings
- Priests or priestesses through which the gods speak
- Free residents of each Greek city-state
- Sun-centered theory that states the sun was the centered of the solar system
- Greek figure who derived a formula to calculate the relationship between the sides of a right triangle
- War between Mycenaea and Troy that might be a myth
- Leader of Athens that led the city-state into its 'golden age'
- Large outdoor theater
- Greek philosopher who wrote about what type of society was more ideal by dividing society into three classes
- Greek stories that were about humorous events that normally mocked foreigners and their customs
- Power by small group of wealthy elite
- Inland city-state with a powerful land army
- Rational thinking with reason and observation
- Greek goddess of wisdom
50 Clues: Minoan Palaces • Greek god of war • Large outdoor theater • Narrow water passages • Greek goddess of wisdom • Art of skillful speaking • Rule by land holding elite • Independent Greek city-states • Head god of the Greek pantheon • Writer of the Iliad and Odyssey • Highest point of each city-state • Areas dedicated to honor the gods • Hereditary ruler has central power • ...
