greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
Mythology 2022-09-01
8 Clues: Roman name: Venus. • Roman name: Juno. ... • Roman name: Pluto. ... • Roman name: Diana. ... • Roman name: Neptune. ... • Athena. Roman name: Minerva. ... • Apollo. Usually just called Apollo. ... • Roman name: Jupiter or Jove. The sky-god Zeus rules Mount Olympus. ...
Mythology 2025-06-11
8 Clues: god of the sea • Fire beathing creature • A object shot from a bow • The name for a female god • God of thunder and lightning • A weapon often used by hearos • Transformed Arachne into a spider • A type of myth that talk about the origin of the world
Ancient Greece 2025-09-24
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- a member of an ancient Hellenic race
- a body of heavily armed infantry in ancient Greece
- the Greek term for the political units of Greece
- a philosopher during the 5th century BCE
- an ancient Macedonian ruler and one of history's greatest military minds
- a conflict between the two powerful Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta
- a civilization that appeared around 1700 BCE and spread throughout most of present-day mainland Greece and many islands
- an ancient Greek philosopher from Athens who is credited as the founder of Western philosophy
- a blind poet who made the Iliad and Odyessy
- a towering figure in ancient Greek philosophy, who made important contributions to logic
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- covers the time in Greek and Mediterranean history after Classical Greece
- citizens take an active role in the govt
- the king (basileus) of the ancient kingdom of Macedonia from 359 BC until his death in 336 BC
- a form of government that places power in the hands of a small, privileged ruling class
- a series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC
- civilization on Crete island
16 Clues: civilization on Crete island • a member of an ancient Hellenic race • citizens take an active role in the govt • a philosopher during the 5th century BCE • a blind poet who made the Iliad and Odyessy • the Greek term for the political units of Greece • a body of heavily armed infantry in ancient Greece • ...
ancient greece vocabulary 2025-09-30
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- a member of a hellenic people speaking the doric dialect of greek
- a body of troops standing or moving in close formation
- a city-state in ancient greece
- an ancient greek philosopher known for founding the academy of athens and for his theory of forms
- king of macedon who became one of the most successful commanders and conquerors in history
- a major conflict in ancient greece between the delian league and the peloponnesian league
- relating to a bronze age civilization in greece
- a classical greek philosopher and one of the founders of western philosophy
- the name of a legendary epic poet
- an ancient greek philosopher
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- the cultural period and its associated societies that spread greek culture and influence across the eastern Mediterranean and parts of asia
- a system of government by the whole population or all members of a state have the power
- king of ancient macedon and father of alexander the great
- a form of government in which the nobles have the power
- a series of conflicts fought between the expanding persian empire and various greek city-states
- relating to a bronze civilization centered on crete
16 Clues: an ancient greek philosopher • a city-state in ancient greece • the name of a legendary epic poet • relating to a bronze age civilization in greece • relating to a bronze civilization centered on crete • a body of troops standing or moving in close formation • a form of government in which the nobles have the power • ...
SCS Country Of Georgia Crossword Puzzle 2022-06-27
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- Local Georgians call their country ____
- The national drink of Georgia is the ____
- The highest peak in Georgia is ____
- The country of Georgia is believed to be the birthplace of this beverage
- The capital city of Georgia is ____
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- The national dish of Georgia is the ____
- The national flower of Georgia is the ____ rose
- The national instrument of Georgia is the ____
- According to Georgian mythology she is the goddess of the sun
- According to Georgian mythology she is the goddess of the hunting
10 Clues: The highest peak in Georgia is ____ • The capital city of Georgia is ____ • Local Georgians call their country ____ • The national dish of Georgia is the ____ • The national drink of Georgia is the ____ • The national instrument of Georgia is the ____ • The national flower of Georgia is the ____ rose • According to Georgian mythology she is the goddess of the sun • ...
Ancient Greece crossword puzzle 2021-10-14
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- Military tactical formation consisting of heavily armed infantry.
- A Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, astronomer, and inventor. Although few details of his life are known, he is regarded as one of the leading scientists in classical antiquity.
- God of music, poetry, light, prophecy and medicine. Twin to the goddess Artemis.
- a series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC
- An ancient Greek philosopher who's main philosophy was metaphysics and was a student of Socrates and a mentor to Aristotle
- The god of the sky and father of all other gods and humans.
- A type of detailed Greek column
- A small kingdom centered along the Aegean Sea on the northeastern part of the Greek peninsula, at one point was ruled by Philip the second
- A battle fought between an alliance of Ancient Greek city-states, led by King Leonidas I of Sparta, and the Achaemenid Empire of Xerxes I. It was fought in 480 BC over the course of three days, during the second Persian invasion of Greece.
- goddess of wild animals, the hunt, of vegetation and of child birth
- The goddess of harvest and agriculture, also the sister and consort of Zeus
- God of the sea and water, earthquakes and horses.
- Father of Alexander the great and gained power over Greece at the time
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- stood in the ancient Greek city of Rhodes and was one of the Seven Wonders of the World. ... The statue, which took 12 years to build (c. 294–282 bce), was toppled by an earthquake about 225/226 bce
- A type of Government when someone illegally assumes the possession, power and the thrown
- where ancient Greece was located, currently in what is now Greece and western coast of turkey.
- ancient Greek philosopher student of Plato founder of Lyceum, the Peripatetic school of philosophy, and the Aristotelian tradition.
- meaning “high city” in Greek
- The Olympian goddess of wisdom, strategy and war
- a school of Hellenistic philosophy founded by Zeno of Citium in Athens in the early 3rd century BC. It is a philosophy of eudaimonic virtue ethics informed by its system of logic and its views on the natural world
- Regarded as the abode of the gods and the site of Zeus’s throne
- Marble temple built during the height of the ancient Greek Empire (447-432 B.C.)
- A port city located on the old Mediterranean sea in northern Egypt founded in 331 B.C.E by Alexander the Great.
- type of government in ancient Greece, one head ruler often times a king ruling
- An illness that caused an epidemic that started to show itself to the city states of Athens in Ancient Greece during the second year of the Peloponnesian war
25 Clues: meaning “high city” in Greek • A type of detailed Greek column • The Olympian goddess of wisdom, strategy and war • God of the sea and water, earthquakes and horses. • The god of the sky and father of all other gods and humans. • Regarded as the abode of the gods and the site of Zeus’s throne • Military tactical formation consisting of heavily armed infantry. • ...
Universe 2024-05-07
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- The point in the orbit of a planet, asteroid, or comet at which it is closest to the sun
- hole: A region in space where the gravitational pull towards a massive object is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape from it
- A sudden, intense brightening of a star
- A faint constellation representing a river in Greek mythology
- The process by which a star converts hydrogen into helium, releasing energy
- Red Spot: A large, rotating storm system on a planet, typically Jupiter or Saturn
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- A celestial event where the moon passes directly between the sun and Earth, casting a shadow on Earth
- A group of stars forming a recognizable pattern that is traditionally named after its apparent form or identified with a mythological figure
- A star system that consists of two stars orbiting around their common center of mass
- A small, dim constellation named after a mythical creature with a snake-like body and a lion-like head
- The point in the sky directly above an observer
- A large cloud of gas and dust in interstellar space
12 Clues: A sudden, intense brightening of a star • The point in the sky directly above an observer • A large cloud of gas and dust in interstellar space • A faint constellation representing a river in Greek mythology • The process by which a star converts hydrogen into helium, releasing energy • ...
Mr. Aberle's Earth Science Puzzle 2021-12-17
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- 4th rock from the sun
- sticks to things
- the final frontier
- Wrestle on these
- you kick it
- when you get in trouble you pay
- a deer a female deer
- smooth as
- yours and mine
- a league that includes the tallest athletes on earth
- number that represents the space 2-dimensional region
- a structure used to support, divide, and more
- this word starts a sentence
- often on the head of an animal
- muscles do this
- el nino, a young one
- where construction takes place
- around and around
- a name, what a pen leaves
- in Greek mythology this person wielded lightning bolts
- another word for feeling sad
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- a candy, a plant, a flavor of ice cream
- when you are able to do something you _____
- a little dog
- what happens when you stick a fork in an outlet
- big fish
- 6 pack
- seen floating in a river
- tip your head forward
- always going never stopping
- there's is only one in existence, it's not me
- lays on the floor, not living
- cover in dirt
- in case of emergency break
- spanish word for blue
- you dig it?
- beam of light
- king of the jungle
- a middle school in Lawrence,KS
- sometimes it hits, sometimes it flies blind
- sometimes gold
- helps you see things
- furry feline friend
43 Clues: 6 pack • big fish • smooth as • you kick it • you dig it? • a little dog • cover in dirt • beam of light • yours and mine • sometimes gold • muscles do this • sticks to things • Wrestle on these • around and around • the final frontier • king of the jungle • furry feline friend • a deer a female deer • el nino, a young one • helps you see things • 4th rock from the sun • tip your head forward • ...
hard crossword 2024-02-14
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- In which branch of the arts is Katherine Dunham famous?
- Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie co-created which operating system?
- Hamilton Kindley Field international airport is in which country?
- What color does gold leaf appear if you hold it up to the light?
- Among land animals, what species has the largest eyes?
- Caravaggio shared a first name with what other famous artist?
- What is the family name of the ruling dynasty of Monaco?
- What comedy became the first film directed by a woman to gross over $100 million at the box office?
- In which country is the Troi-Rivieres bridge?
- A “crepuscular” animal becomes active at what time?
- Which instrument is associated with Earl ‘Bud’ Powell?
- In Swedish, a skvader is a rabbit with what unusual feature?
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- The first name of who collaborated with Karl Marx to produce “The Communist Manifesto”?
- What musical term is indicates a chord where the notes are played one after another rather than all together?
- What is the capital city of Paraguay?
- Kersti Kaljulaid was 46 years old when she became the youngest president ever elected to lead which country?
- In which sport are barani, rudolph, and randolph all techniques?
- If you order “murgh” from the menu at an Indian restaurant, what meat will you get?
- Atropos, Lachesis, and Clotho are the Three what of Greek mythology?
- From 1919 to 1933, the Weimar Republic was the government of what nation?
20 Clues: What is the capital city of Paraguay? • In which country is the Troi-Rivieres bridge? • A “crepuscular” animal becomes active at what time? • Among land animals, what species has the largest eyes? • Which instrument is associated with Earl ‘Bud’ Powell? • In which branch of the arts is Katherine Dunham famous? • ...
crossword 2025-02-18
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- Music artist who performed at the Super Bowl Halftime show 2025
- The dish everyone is talking about reheating
- The original name of the body of water trump changed the name of in America.
- Bird of prey with a white head and yellow beak, seen near the Boise River in winter
- Elmo’s arch nemesis
- The kid who flew too close to the sun
- The app that just held a funeral for their mascot R.I.P.
- What baby goat are called
- Artist who won a grammy for best rap album in 2025
- Trump signed this executive order to ban this product found in your iced drinks
- Dominant Plant of the Boise Foothills
- The creature in greek mythology that lives in a labyrinth
- The amount of hearts Octopus have
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- A fish that historically migrated up the Boise River to spawn but is now affected by the dams
- Artist who won album of the year
- The language that many Americans have been learning since the Tik Tok ban
- The name of Lady Gaga’s newest single
- Honeycomb capped mushroom that can appear in recently burned forests
- Mario’s brother
- 100,000 of this food item was stolen from Greencastle Pennsylvania
- The movie that came out in 2024 about a freaky girl and vampire
- Goddess of hunting
- “Tryna strike a chord and it’s probably A-___”
- The book Christopher Nolan's next movie is based upon
- 3 headed dog that guards the underworld
25 Clues: Mario’s brother • Goddess of hunting • Elmo’s arch nemesis • What baby goat are called • Artist who won album of the year • The amount of hearts Octopus have • The name of Lady Gaga’s newest single • The kid who flew too close to the sun • Dominant Plant of the Boise Foothills • 3 headed dog that guards the underworld • The dish everyone is talking about reheating • ...
Art & Humanities CrossWord 2025-02-19
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- is considered the founder of Islam?
- famous church was built in Rome during the reign of the Emperor Constantine? (Basilica)
- family ruled England during the 16th century?
- what earlier model did Charlemagne base his administration and decrees?
- for A narrative poem about a hero's quest
- was responsible for the important translation of the Bible into German in 1521?
- is the name for the central aisle of a church, which the congregation can use?
- French philosopher is often called the "Father of Modern Philosophy"?
- colossal sculpture stands next to the pyramids at Gizeh?
- was the founder of Islam born?
- Italian city was famous for its oil paintings?
- was the name of the predominant European art style of the 1600s?
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- was the primary source of the Medici family's wealth?
- artist left a 13,000-page collection of notes containing drawings of human anatomy, inventions, geometric shapes, and a human fetus?
- term refers to the Japanese official who oversaw the empire's professional warrior class?
- is generally considered to be the greatest epic poem in English of the 1600s?
- Hinduism, what term refers to the path of doing one's duty according to one's caste?
- growing political force contributed tot he success of the Protestant Reformation?
- Greek mythology, who is the king of the Underworld?
- style of art gradually replaced Rococo in the late 1700s?
20 Clues: was the founder of Islam born? • is considered the founder of Islam? • for A narrative poem about a hero's quest • family ruled England during the 16th century? • Italian city was famous for its oil paintings? • Greek mythology, who is the king of the Underworld? • was the primary source of the Medici family's wealth? • ...
es!! 2025-04-01
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- - Akiomi Kunugi
- - Tori, Finnish marketplace app
- - Ibara Shiozaki, My Hero Academica character
- - Nazuna Nanakusa, Call of the Night character
- - Natsume's Book of Friends, Japanese anime series
- - Arashi, Japanese boy band
- - Tomoya Okazaki, Clannad character
- - Hokuto, Naruto character
- - Kōga, InuYasha character
- - Wataru Hibiki
- - Tatsumi, Akame Ga Kill! character
- - Kuro, Blue Exorcist character
- - MIDORI, Japanese liqueur
- - Wen Junhui, Chinese singer
- - Chiaki Nanami, Danganronpa character
- - Izumi Uchiha, Naruto character
- - Mitsuru Kirijo, Persona character
- - Leo, astrology sign
- - Nicole Zefanya, Indonesian singer
- - Tetora Nagumo
- - Mayoi Ayase
- - Aira, American accessibility tech company
- - Kohaku, Dr. Stone character
- - Yugi Tsukasa, Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun character
- - Shu, Egyptian god
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- - Eichi Tenshouin
- - Hajime Hinata, Danganronpa character
- - Hinata Hyūga, Naruto character
- - Subaru, Japanese car brand
- - Yuta Okkotsu, Jujutsu Kaisen character
- - Michael Holbrook Penniman Jr., Lebanese singer
- - Keito Hasumi
- - American camping gear company
- - Adonis, Greek mythology figure
- - Yuzuru Hanyu, Japanese figure skater
- - Makoto Niijima, Persona character
- - Mao Zedong, Chinese politician
- - Sora, Kingdom Hearts character
- - Nagisa Shiota, Assassination Classroom character
- - Kozuki Hiyori, One Piece character
- - HiMERU
- - Ritsu Tainaka, K-ON! character
- - Rinne Amagi
- - Shinobu Kocho, Demon Slayer character
- - Seok Jin Kim, South Korean singer
- - Kanata, suburb in Ottawa, Canada
- - Hiiro Amagi
- - Seta Kaoru, BanG Dream! character
- - Tsumugi Shirogane, Danganronpa character
- - Madara Uchiha, Naruto character
- - Souma Yukihira, Shokugeki no Soma character
51 Clues: - HiMERU • - Rinne Amagi • - Hiiro Amagi • - Mayoi Ayase • - Keito Hasumi • - Akiomi Kunugi • - Wataru Hibiki • - Tetora Nagumo • - Eichi Tenshouin • - Shu, Egyptian god • - Leo, astrology sign • - Hokuto, Naruto character • - Kōga, InuYasha character • - MIDORI, Japanese liqueur • - Arashi, Japanese boy band • - Subaru, Japanese car brand • - Wen Junhui, Chinese singer • ...
Jadiel Sanchez 2025-05-12
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- a conduit for water
- the religion derived from Jesus Christ
- an absolute ruler unrestrained by law or constitution
- a Greek city-state
- an allegorical narrative
- a person who attends a school or studies under a teacher
- the settling of scattered communities of Jews outside ancient Palestine after the Babylonian exile
- the religious faith of Muslims including belief in Allah as the sole deity and in Muhammad as his prophet
- : the doctrine or belief that there is but one God
- a member of a servile feudal class bound to the land and subject to the will of its owner
- the house or hall of an estate
- a set of letters or other characters with which one or more languages are written especially if arranged in a customary order
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- a group ordained to perform pastoral or sacerdotal functions in a Christian church
- government by the people : rule of the majority
- all learning exclusive of technical precepts and practical arts
- the condition of being disenchanted : the condition of being dissatisfied or defeated in expectation or hope
- a scientist who studies human history and prehistory through the analysis of material remains, such as artifacts, structures, and ecofacts
- the practice or institution of holding people as chattel involuntarily and under threat of violence
- the act, process, or result of unifying : the state of being unified
- a generalization of arithmetic in which letters representing numbers are combined according to the rules of arithmetic
20 Clues: a Greek city-state • a conduit for water • an allegorical narrative • the house or hall of an estate • the religion derived from Jesus Christ • government by the people : rule of the majority • : the doctrine or belief that there is but one God • an absolute ruler unrestrained by law or constitution • a person who attends a school or studies under a teacher • ...
Space Discovery Crossword 2025-05-16
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- an objects resistance to movement.
- region in the outer solar system,past Neptune.
- large ball of gas held together by it's own gravity.
- how much "stuff" is in something.
- star exhausts its core hydrogen fuel creating a ...
- the planet you are on right now.
- also known as the north star.
- man made object that orbits the sun, moon, planets, etc collecting information.
- first element on the periodic table
- gas, dust, billions of stars,and their solar systems.
- a group of stars that form a pattern.
- way spiral galaxy that contains our solar system.
- in Greek mythology she is the daughter of Cepheus and Cassiopeia.
- Hercules was sent to kill this animal, which was terrorizing all of Nemea
- 8 of them orbit our sun.
- the earth does this around the sun
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- 3 stars generally bonded together.
- modern space station, known as ISS.
- the big dipper is part of this constellation
- unit of astronomical distance equivalent to the speed of light.
- is the brightest star in the sky, also known as the "dog star".
- first ever human-made object to enter interstellar space.
- an hour and a half in minutes.
- nothing not even light can escape
- space telescope named after an astronomer named Edwin Powell Hubble.
- a cloud of dust in gas in outer space visible in the night sky.
- 4th sign of the zodiac constellations
- a force that pulls you down to the ground.
28 Clues: 8 of them orbit our sun. • also known as the north star. • an hour and a half in minutes. • the planet you are on right now. • how much "stuff" is in something. • nothing not even light can escape • an objects resistance to movement. • 3 stars generally bonded together. • the earth does this around the sun • modern space station, known as ISS. • ...
ancient civilizations Religion 2026-04-22
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- Also known as Canaan; given to Abraham through Covenant
- Belief in one god
- Religion founded on the teachings of Jesus
- Belief in many gods
- The Buddha's beliefs about how to end suffering
- Religion founded on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama
- Religion of the Israelites
- Process of preserving a body for the afterlife; Egyptian practice
- God-like king of Egypt
- religion that does not worship a god; describes Buddhism
- Sacred text of Buddhism
- Sacred text of Hinduism
- Hindu belief that you must discover and follow your role
- Afterlife for Christians who believe in Jesus
- Judaism's Holy building in Jerusalem; destroyed by Romans
- Hindu belief that the sum of good and bad actions affect your next life
- Freedom from reincarnation for Hindus
- Judaism's holy building destroyed by King Nebuchadnezzar
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- Stories about the gods; Greek and Roman are the most famous
- Sacred Text of Christians; mostly written by Paul
- Another name for the Tanakh
- Cycle of birth, death, and rebirth
- Contract made between God and Abraham for the Promised Land]
- Buddhist guideline for reaching Nirvana
- Indian religion that formed from ancient Aryan beliefs
- Religious belief in a life after death
- Sacred text shared by Judaism and Christianity
- Sacred text of Judaism
- 10 laws given to Moses on Mt. Sinai
- Oldest known copies of the Tanakh
- Sporting even to honor Zeus
- New Testament books about Jesus' life and teachings
- "Enlightenment" for Buddhists
33 Clues: Belief in one god • Belief in many gods • God-like king of Egypt • Sacred text of Judaism • Sacred text of Buddhism • Sacred text of Hinduism • Religion of the Israelites • Another name for the Tanakh • Sporting even to honor Zeus • "Enlightenment" for Buddhists • Oldest known copies of the Tanakh • Cycle of birth, death, and rebirth • 10 laws given to Moses on Mt. Sinai • ...
Addams 2026-04-28
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- – Large in amount or range.
- – without intention; accidentally.
- – A quick look or glance.
- – Strongly affected by something.
- – To strongly dislike or hate.
- – A game where players act out words without speaking.
- – To suppose something is true without full proof.
- – Related to the heart.
- – To hug; to accept something willingly.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – A figure from Greek mythology who helped Jason and later took revenge on him.
- – To faint or feel overcome by emotion.
- – In psychology, the part of the mind driven by basic desires and instincts.
- – Filling someone with the urge to do something creative or good.
- without meaning to.
- – Refusing to accept or give in to something.
- – Secretly planning something, often something harmful.
- – Forbidden or socially unacceptable.
- – Talking a lot about unimportant things.
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- – A feeling or emotional attitude.
- – Treatments that help cure or relieve a problem or illness.
- – A large decorative cup, often used in ceremonies.
- – Feeling very sad or hopeless.
- – Mentions of something or sources used for information.
- – The system of money, trade, and industry in a country.
- – Completely unreasonable or silly.
- – In a way that causes strong dislike or revulsion.
- – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
- – A doctor’s written order for medicine.
- – Revealing or making information known.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – Demanding firmly that something be done or believed.
33 Clues: without meaning to. • – Related to the heart. • – A quick look or glance. • – Large in amount or range. • – To strongly dislike or hate. • – Feeling very sad or hopeless. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Strongly affected by something. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – A feeling or emotional attitude. • – without intention; accidentally. • ...
the lost hero 2024-10-24
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- a summerhouse or other decorative building used as a shelter in a park or large garden.
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- a mental condition, beginning in childhood and often persisting into later life, that is characterized by persistent difficulty in maintaining attention and concentration, sometimes with a degree of impulsive or hyperactive behavior.
- the twenty-fourth, and last, letter of the Greek alphabet (Ω, ω), transliterated as ‘o’ or ‘ō.’.
- In Greek mythology, the Golden Fleece is the fleece of the golden-woolled, winged ram, Chrysomallos, that rescued Phrixus and brought him to Colchis
4 Clues: a summerhouse or other decorative building used as a shelter in a park or large garden. • the twenty-fourth, and last, letter of the Greek alphabet (Ω, ω), transliterated as ‘o’ or ‘ō.’. • In Greek mythology, the Golden Fleece is the fleece of the golden-woolled, winged ram, Chrysomallos, that rescued Phrixus and brought him to Colchis • ...
Roman mythology 2023-07-28
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- A deity regarded as equivalent to Zeus in Roman mythology, the ruler of the heavens and father of all gods.
- A celestial deity, one of the planets discovered earlier than Neptune.
- The goddess of the heavens, ruling over the heavens and possessing various privileges and powers.
- The god controlling the sea and winds, known as the god of the sea, surrounded by Neptunian ice.
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- A beautiful and charming goddess, symbolizing love and beauty in Roman mythology.
- The eleventh god, uniquely rotating on its own axis.
- The ninth deity situated farthest in the solar system, a dwarf planet resembling an asteroid in size.
- The sixth deity with magnificent rings, easily observed through a telescope.
- The god of war, depicted as a valorous and war-loving deity in Roman mythology.
- The goddess of wisdom, war, art, and technology, known for her intelligence and wisdom.
10 Clues: The eleventh god, uniquely rotating on its own axis. • A celestial deity, one of the planets discovered earlier than Neptune. • The sixth deity with magnificent rings, easily observed through a telescope. • The god of war, depicted as a valorous and war-loving deity in Roman mythology. • ...
Social Studies Crossword 2017-03-06
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- War this invasion began a series of wars between Persia and Greece.
- __________ was one of the greatest Greek historians.
- 1 tried to conquer Greece again.
- War a war between Athens and Sparta that threatened to tear all of Greece apart.
- __________ wanted to make people think and question their own beliefs.
- clear and ordered thinking.
- an agreement to work together.
- 1 claimed the throne and killed all his rivals for power.
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- The most impressive Greek building was the _______ in Athens.
- he was interested in geometry, the study of lines angles and shapes.
- or Greek-like
- the greatest Greek doctor.
- Greek paintings were often painted on _______ and are admired for their realism.
- a unit of soldiers who ride horses.
- is a group of warriors who stood close together in a square.
15 Clues: or Greek-like • the greatest Greek doctor. • clear and ordered thinking. • an agreement to work together. • 1 tried to conquer Greece again. • a unit of soldiers who ride horses. • __________ was one of the greatest Greek historians. • 1 claimed the throne and killed all his rivals for power. • is a group of warriors who stood close together in a square. • ...
9 2024-05-25
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- Treasure hunt adventure.
- Survival thriller.
- Strip club drama.
- Demonfighting nuns.
- Regency era romance.
- Norse mythology in modern times.
- Stranded teenage girls.
- Lifelong friendship.
- Nurse's dark past.
- Animated superhero drama.
- Island horror.
- Detective in small town.
- American in Paris.
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- Ballet school drama.
- Hybrid boy's journey.
- Fantasy realm's battles.
- Amateur sleuths.
- Horror and racism.
- Dream world's ruler.
- Deadly competition.
20 Clues: Island horror. • Amateur sleuths. • Strip club drama. • Survival thriller. • Horror and racism. • Nurse's dark past. • American in Paris. • Demonfighting nuns. • Deadly competition. • Ballet school drama. • Regency era romance. • Dream world's ruler. • Lifelong friendship. • Hybrid boy's journey. • Stranded teenage girls. • Treasure hunt adventure. • Fantasy realm's battles. • ...
FORGOTTEN WORLDS 2025-06-26
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- People working together to make cities
- A Greek system for making choices
- Very old
- Ancient Egyptian writing
- A large Roman arena for shows
- Explosive invention from ancient China
- Ancient Greek god
- A pharaoh's tomb
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- Ancient wonder in Jordan
- Important Egyptian river
- Ancient Mesopotamian writing
- Greek games
- Ancient wonder in India
- A place to pray
- Rome made these stronger than anyone before
- The rules people must follow
16 Clues: Very old • Greek games • A place to pray • A pharaoh's tomb • Ancient Greek god • Ancient wonder in India • Ancient wonder in Jordan • Important Egyptian river • Ancient Egyptian writing • Ancient Mesopotamian writing • The rules people must follow • A large Roman arena for shows • A Greek system for making choices • People working together to make cities • ...
Greek 2025-05-14
13 Clues: God of war • God of wine • son of zues • God of the sea • god of victory • king of the gods • queen of the gods • Goddess of wisdom • goddess of harvest • God of the underworld • God of love/match making • Aphrodite didn't like her • Goddes of spring and shadows
English Extra Credit- Quarter 3 2015-03-09
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- How would you describe Ponyboys mood?
- What is the word for Alfonso not liking his apperance?
- How old is Anne is The Diary of Anne Frank?
- What did Harriet use to escape?
- what is Hera's ROMAN name?
- What does Alfonso try to fix?
- cumpleaños how do you say happy birthday in Spanish?
- What is the most common visited city in the world?
- Where does Mrs.flowers take place?
- who is the ruler in the greek mythology book?
- What group is ponyboy in?
- What did Hermes Carry?
- What does Anne do about the characters emotions in the story?
- how would you describe Anne's mood throughout the story?
- What does the son turn into in "The Monkey's paw?"
- what is the main animal in "The Third Wish?"
- Who is the main character in "The Medicine Bag?"
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- Where did Harriets journey begin?
- How does ponyboy describe his hair?
- what is the story mrs.flowers encouraging?
- What is used to make wishes in "The Monkeys Paw"
- What year did Anne's Diary start?
- What are the name of the ancestors in "The Medicine Bag?"
- How would you describe Johnny stabbing Bob?
- Where did Johnny stab Bob?
- What is the largest city in the world?
- How would you describe Dally's Mood?
- What is the season in "The Third Wish?"
- What is the most common fruit in the world?
- what was Ares the goddess of?
30 Clues: What did Hermes Carry? • What group is ponyboy in? • what is Hera's ROMAN name? • Where did Johnny stab Bob? • What does Alfonso try to fix? • what was Ares the goddess of? • What did Harriet use to escape? • Where did Harriets journey begin? • What year did Anne's Diary start? • Where does Mrs.flowers take place? • How does ponyboy describe his hair? • ...
puzzle 2 2018-04-12
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- planet nearest the sun
- country Shakespeare s Hamlet live
- Picture 1.
- lightest existing metal
- all of the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park are this...
- Mandatory Document for Car Rental
- State Jack Daniels whiskey commonly associated with?
- Picture 13
- sport you can win the Davis Cup
- Who played Neo in The Matrix?
- French town is known for mustard
- Which is the only American state to begin with the letter p
- Picture 8
- Picture 14
- Picture 6
- Legendary Benedictine monk who invented champagne
- 'probably the best beer in the world'?
- German city is famous for the perfume
- According to a movie the devil is known to wear this Italian fashion brand
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- only mammal that can’t jump
- Second president of the United States
- An animal you always see later …
- Was in front of the Senate this Week / Social Media
- national sport in Japan
- owns Woody & Buzz Lightyear
- Juliet’s lover
- chess piece that can only move diagonally
- Irish singer who won the Eurovision Song Contest twice
- The spy who shagged me
- German airline
- largest ocean
- Lilo and
- other name for 'La Gioconda' (famous painting)
- How many time zones are there in the world
- famous coloured house
- Turkish word for lamb
- winged horse in Greek mythology
- first Aer Lingus route was to …
- Picture 7
- Picture 5
40 Clues: Lilo and • Picture 8 • Picture 6 • Picture 7 • Picture 5 • Picture 1. • Picture 13 • Picture 14 • largest ocean • Juliet’s lover • German airline • famous coloured house • Turkish word for lamb • planet nearest the sun • The spy who shagged me • lightest existing metal • national sport in Japan • only mammal that can’t jump • owns Woody & Buzz Lightyear • Who played Neo in The Matrix? • ...
Are u smart? 2021-09-28
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- The movie based on 2 sea monsters visiting human town
- An ancient city in Sri-Lanka
- The creepy message "is dead" is captured when you look at the logo of this soft drink
- The great musician who composed 7 church sonatas
- The saint who was a computer programmer and died from leukemia
- The science-based movie that reminds the world that 'We don't need any more engineers, we need farmers' one day in future
- . A famous music by Yanni
- What kind of a food is penne
- John Lennon was a member of "The ..........."
- The brother of Mary oh Bethany
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- Which band had a huge international hit album in 2002 with the record “A rush of blood to the head”
- The food in the above-mentioned painting which is not supposed to be there
- The statue that has a Morton's toe
- Name of the human Robert who became a citizen of Saudi Arabia
- What represented by "10 lords A- leaping" in the Christmas Carol "12 days for Christmas"
- In Greek mythology, Perseus slays which monster with snakes for hair?
- The hidden secret in the painting "The last supper" indicated by the placement of the food and the hands of the disciples
- who acted the character of system hacker in the movie “Oceans 8”
- The country that changed the flag 18 times during the 20th century
- Which of Shakespeare’s plays is the longest?
20 Clues: . A famous music by Yanni • An ancient city in Sri-Lanka • What kind of a food is penne • The brother of Mary oh Bethany • The statue that has a Morton's toe • Which of Shakespeare’s plays is the longest? • John Lennon was a member of "The ..........." • The great musician who composed 7 church sonatas • The movie based on 2 sea monsters visiting human town • ...
TRIVIA NIGHT CROSSWORD 2024-11-10
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- The line 'To be or not to be' comes from which Shakespeare play?
- What do you call an angle greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees?
- The city of Carthage was located in which modern-day country?
- Which popular fruit is also known as an "alligator pear"?
- What was the first web-based email service, launched in 1996?
- Who was the famous Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great?
- What is the most commonly eaten meat in the world?
- What creature is known as a half-man, half-horse in mythology?
- Which novel by Mary Shelley tells the story of a scientist who creates a monster?
- What is the world’s largest desert?
- What is the name of the fictional wizarding school in the Harry Potter series?
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- Which Renaissance artist is known for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican?
- Lemurs are only native to which country?
- What element is the primary component of organic compounds?
- What is the name of the fictional town in Stranger Things?
- The Hinduism principle of cause and effect, where a person's actions influence their future fate?
- Which country was formerly known as the Kingdom of Siam?
- What is the name of the process by which a caterpillar becomes a butterfly?
- Which video game features the character "Master Chief"?
- What natural disaster is measured using the Richter scale?
- Which technology company was originally founded as "Blue Ribbon Sports"?
21 Clues: What is the world’s largest desert? • Lemurs are only native to which country? • What is the most commonly eaten meat in the world? • Which video game features the character "Master Chief"? • Which country was formerly known as the Kingdom of Siam? • Which popular fruit is also known as an "alligator pear"? • ...
SCARY IMAGINARY WORLDS 2025-05-20
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- bouleversant ou scandaleux
- fear that renders you immobile, as if dead
- so scary that it affects your hair
- not comfortable, not at ease
- to frighten someone is that same as to _____ someone
- scientific testing
- genre of the 19th century
- avancée, major progress or discovery
- so terrifying that it affects the blood
- effrayant
- du jamais-vu
- inspired by Lord Byron and the Gothic art movement
- out to panic, flipper
- to disturb/frighten/perturb6/trouble
- when something is bizarre, étrange, insolite
- American holiday (Irish-inspired)
- dull (morne, gris, ennuyeux)
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- effrayé
- fear, often in a strong sense of anxiety
- immoral in some way
- not alive
- so scared that you figuratively lose your clothing
- fou, folle
- morally repulsive, odieux
- mysterious and creepy at the same time
- A Dr. Jekyll is someone who seems nice, but when he flips out he becomes a ________.
- the opposite of day, functions as a noun and adjective
- fatal
- when a person is emaciated or thin or when a place is desolate and dreary
- something or someone scary/disturbing/qui fiche la frousse, qui fiche la trouille
- expression from Greek mythology, meaning to invite lots of problems or evils
- fantôme, esprit, spectre
- frayeur, something that shocks
- to hide something or to dissimulate/cache
- when someone or something freaks you out
- to be immortal
36 Clues: fatal • effrayé • not alive • effrayant • fou, folle • du jamais-vu • to be immortal • scientific testing • immoral in some way • out to panic, flipper • fantôme, esprit, spectre • morally repulsive, odieux • genre of the 19th century • bouleversant ou scandaleux • not comfortable, not at ease • dull (morne, gris, ennuyeux) • frayeur, something that shocks • American holiday (Irish-inspired) • ...
+Addam's Family Crossword Puzzle! By: Sevin+ 2026-03-10
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- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – A large decorative cup, often used in ceremonies.
- – Filling someone with the urge to do something creative or good.
- – A quick look or glance.
- – A figure from Greek mythology who helped Jason and later took revenge on him.
- – The system of money, trade, and industry in a country.
- – A feeling or emotional attitude.
- – In a way that causes strong dislike or revulsion.
- – Treatments that help cure or relieve a problem or illness.
- – In psychology, the part of the mind driven by basic desires and instincts.
- – To strongly dislike or hate.
- – Accidentally; without meaning to.
- – Secretly planning something, often something harmful.
- – To faint or feel overcome by emotion.
- – Revealing or making information known.
- – Forbidden or socially unacceptable.
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- – To hug; to accept something willingly.
- – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
- – To suppose something is true without full proof.
- – A doctor’s written order for medicine.
- – Large in amount or range.
- – A game where players act out words without speaking.
- – Talking a lot about unimportant things.
- – Demanding firmly that something be done or believed.
- – Feeling very sad or hopeless.
- – Strongly affected by something.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – Completely unreasonable or silly.
- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Related to the heart.
- – Mentions of something or sources used for information.
- – Refusing to accept or give in to something.
32 Clues: – Related to the heart. • – A quick look or glance. • – Large in amount or range. • – To strongly dislike or hate. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Feeling very sad or hopeless. • – Strongly affected by something. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – A feeling or emotional attitude. • – Completely unreasonable or silly. • – Accidentally; without meaning to. • ...
Myths and Legends 2026-06-12
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- Giving up something highly valuable to help someone else or appease a god.
- A power that people believe decides everything that will happen in life.
- The legendary castle and court of the British King Arthur
- The use of mysterious spells or rituals to change reality.
- Someone or something that lives forever and can never die.
- A weapon with a long metal blade used by warriors.
- A skilled warrior from ancient Japan who followed a strict code of honour.
- The famous family of twelve Greek gods who lived on Mount Olympus.
- A brave main character who faces big challenges to help others.
- A penalty given to someone for doing something wrong.
- Powerful, supernatural beings who rule over parts of the world.
- A traditional story about a real person or place from history, but with added magical details.
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- A holy person or place where people go to hear wisdom from the gods.
- A way of looking at the world as purely split between total good and total evil.
- The final battle in Norse mythology that results in the destruction and rebirth of the universe.
- Beings who are half-god and half-human.
- Living beings, especially strange or magical animals.
- A prediction about what will happen in the future.
- Large, ugly, and scary creatures that cause harm.
- An ancient story created to explain how the world works or how things came to be.
- A magical spell cast upon a person, place, or thing.
21 Clues: Beings who are half-god and half-human. • Large, ugly, and scary creatures that cause harm. • A prediction about what will happen in the future. • A weapon with a long metal blade used by warriors. • A magical spell cast upon a person, place, or thing. • Living beings, especially strange or magical animals. • A penalty given to someone for doing something wrong. • ...
Myths and legends 2026-06-12
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- a trained warrior from ancient Japan who followed a strict honour code.
- the main gods in Greek mythology who lived on Mount Olympus.
- giving up something valuable for the sake of others or a greater good.
- a character who shows bravery and performs great deeds.
- the remains of old buildings that have been destroyed or abandoned.
- an ancient traditional story that involves Gods and magical creatures.
- imaginary beings in stories that often have magical powers or unusual shapes.
- a story explaining how the world or something important came into existence.
- the character who opposes the hero and often represents evil.
- powerful supernatural beings worshipped in myths and religions.
- the idea that events are destined to happen and cannot be changed.
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- a short story that teaches a moral lesson, often using animals as characters.
- supernatural creatures or spirits from Japanese folklore.
- a story based on a real person or event that becomes exaggerated over time.
- a prediction about the future usually given by a wise or supernatural figure.
- a journey a hero takes to achieve an important goal.
- tale, a traditional story passed down through generations to teach lessons or entertain.
- unable to die or age.
- excessive pride that often leads a character to make dangerous mistakes.
- a magical spell that changes or controls something.
- vs evil, a theme showing the struggle between right actions and wrong actions.
21 Clues: unable to die or age. • a magical spell that changes or controls something. • a journey a hero takes to achieve an important goal. • a character who shows bravery and performs great deeds. • supernatural creatures or spirits from Japanese folklore. • the main gods in Greek mythology who lived on Mount Olympus. • ...
Gods and Goddesses of the Zodiac 2023-07-31
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- Goddess of wisdom, warfare, and handicraft
- Greek queen of gods; she is the protector of marriages
- Goddess of the night
- Queen of the underworld
- Messenger god divinely outfitted with winged sandals
- Olympian God of wine, pleasure, and festivities
- Goddess of nature, childbirth, virginity, and the hunt
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- Goddess of agriculture
- God of sun, archery, & dance; most beautiful god
- God of the sea, earthquakes and horses; wielder of the trident
- King of Greek gods, chief deity of thunder and weather
- Ruler of Aquarius and Roman god of the sea
- God of love, AKA Cupid in Rome
- Greek virgin goddess of the hearth, hospitality, & home
- Greek god of war
- God of the underworld
16 Clues: Greek god of war • Goddess of the night • God of the underworld • Goddess of agriculture • Queen of the underworld • God of love, AKA Cupid in Rome • Goddess of wisdom, warfare, and handicraft • Ruler of Aquarius and Roman god of the sea • Olympian God of wine, pleasure, and festivities • God of sun, archery, & dance; most beautiful god • ...
Learning contract 2026-01-21
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- A conflict between groups within the same country or state, such as internal struggles among Greek city-states.
- There was an alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens to defend against Persian invasions, later evolving into an Athenian empire.
- is a system of government where citizens participate in decision-making; Athens is famous for developing a direct democratic system.
- In Ancient Greece was a ruler who seized power unconstitutionally, sometimes with popular support, not necessarily oppressive as modern usage implies.
- There was a coalition of Greek city-states led by Sparta, often rivaling the Delian League.
- a landform surrounded by water on three sides but connected to the mainland, such as the Greek mainland itself.
- A is a military formation of heavily armed infantry standing shoulder to shoulder in ranks, widely used by Greek armies.
- is a form of government with a single ruler, a king or queen, holding central power. Aristocracy is ruled by a privileged class of nobles, often based on family lineage and wealth.
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- a city-state in ancient Greece, functioning as the basic political and social unit, combining a city and its surrounding territory. Examples include Athens and Sparta.
- a system where goods and services are exchanged directly without money.
- There is a temple on the Acropolis of Athens dedicated to the goddess Athena, symbolizing the city’s wealth and artistic achievement.
- uses coins or currency as a medium of exchange, replacing barter transactions.
- A large peninsula in southeastern Europe, home to ancient Greek city-states and later the Macedonian kingdom.
- was a kingdom north of classical Greece, notable for its conquest under Alexander the Great.16. HellenisticCivilization The rise after Alexander the Great’s conquests, blending Greek culture with those of Egypt, Persia, and other regions, spreading Greek language, arts, and ideas widely.
- was a major Greek city-state known for its cultural, political, and intellectual achievements. It played a central role in the development of democracy.
- is a government ruled by a small group of powerful individuals, typically aristocrats or wealthy citizens.
- period of Athens (5th century BCE) was marked by prosperity, democracy, cultural achievements, and advances in art, philosophy, and architecture.
- is a thinker who seeks wisdom and knowledge, focusing on questions of existence, ethics, and reason
18 Clues: a system where goods and services are exchanged directly without money. • uses coins or currency as a medium of exchange, replacing barter transactions. • There was a coalition of Greek city-states led by Sparta, often rivaling the Delian League. • is a thinker who seeks wisdom and knowledge, focusing on questions of existence, ethics, and reason • ...
7 Wonders of the World 2025-12-15
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- Where the Statue of Zeus was located.
- Where the pyramids are located.
- Where the Colossus was built.
- Another word for Greek.
- The man who set fire to the Temple of Artemis.
- The Greek goddess of victory.
- Another word for above-ground tomb. The first was built in Halicarnassus.
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- Another word for lighthouse.
- The only wonder still standing.
- Where the Temple of Artemis was located.
- Where the Hanging Gardens were located.
- What destroyed many of the wonders?
- The Colossus of Rhodes was a statue of this Greek god.
- The Greek goddess of the hunt.
- The pharaoh the Great Pyramid was built for.
- Where the lighthouse was built.
16 Clues: Another word for Greek. • Another word for lighthouse. • Where the Colossus was built. • The Greek goddess of victory. • The Greek goddess of the hunt. • The only wonder still standing. • Where the pyramids are located. • Where the lighthouse was built. • What destroyed many of the wonders? • Where the Statue of Zeus was located. • Where the Hanging Gardens were located. • ...
NIF Unit 2 review 2023-02-13
15 Clues: Two kings • Minoan trade • Minoan sport • wife of Zeus • Athens leading • King of the gods • Spartans fighting • Goddess of wisdom • Greek market place • Athenians fighting • Father of geometry • Entire greek city state • How did the spartans rule • Won the Peloponnesian war • Greek like culture that was spread by alexander
Greece 2022-01-01
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- god or goddess
- Greek term meaning "region"
- males in charge
- in music or poetry
- age a time of peace & prosperity
- place for legislative council to meet
- deep ranks
- Point a time at which a decisive change in a situation occurs
- wealthy landowners
- a heavily armed Greek foot soldier
- blending of cultures
- a formal agreement between two or more nations to
- marketplace
- Greek term referring to a small public building used for
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- rule by the people
- servants in sparta
- Lover of wisdom
- to act or do
- spread of Greek ideas and culture
- a body of heavily armed infantry in ancient Greece formed in
- a rent or tax that one country pays another in exchange for
- of view Author's point of view.
- actor
- City & surrounding countryside
- city on high
- rule by a few aristocrats
- One sided and appeals to emotions. Leaving out other facts
- rule by a king
28 Clues: actor • deep ranks • marketplace • to act or do • city on high • god or goddess • rule by a king • Lover of wisdom • males in charge • rule by the people • servants in sparta • in music or poetry • wealthy landowners • blending of cultures • rule by a few aristocrats • Greek term meaning "region" • City & surrounding countryside • of view Author's point of view. • age a time of peace & prosperity • ...
Drama Crossword Puzzle 2021-11-18
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- last one to die in Antigone
- who Nora borrowed money from in A Doll's House
- the country Torvald went to to get better in A Doll's House
- small scenic structures
- entryway to the orchestra on a Greek stage
- Anigone's brothers were Polyneices and ____
- the man that Hermia's father wants her to marry
- group that moved, spoke, and performed together
- blind prophet in Antigone
- Greek circular performance space
- most well-known playwright of his time
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- common language
- statues
- belief in many gods
- the holiday a Doll's House is set during
- time period from 400-900AD
- where Everyman goes after his death
- first Athenian affected by the magic flower in A Midsummer Night's Dream
- the three genres of greek theatre were tragedy, satyr plays, and _______
- first actor credited with stepping out of the chorus
- Antigone's fiance
- god of theatre
- part of the Greek stage used to seat the audience
- Demetrius loves her at the end of AMND
- four-line playlets
25 Clues: statues • god of theatre • common language • Antigone's fiance • four-line playlets • belief in many gods • small scenic structures • blind prophet in Antigone • time period from 400-900AD • last one to die in Antigone • Greek circular performance space • where Everyman goes after his death • Demetrius loves her at the end of AMND • most well-known playwright of his time • ...
Ancient Greece 2014-09-15
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- King of Spain from 1556
- column fancy
- Ancient greek poet
- founded by plato
- were found in most states except Sparta
- column plain
- was a classical Greek philosopher who is credited with laying the fundamentals of modern Western philosophy
- "ruling over heroes"
- idas of something
- literally means city
- perfected iron working
- thought of themselves as the best city-state in all of ancient Greece
- historical region that encompasses the city of Athens
- was a Greek mathematician
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- believed that the work of doctors should be kept separate from the work done by priests.
- was a classical Greek philosopher
- scroll column
- a ship with ores
- first leader of athens
- he ruled the empire at its peak
- a great battle
- a gymnasium
- ancient city, this is .....
- a cruel and oppressive ruler
- an ancient region of central coastal Anatolia
- was one of the final three principal dramatic forms in the theatre
26 Clues: a gymnasium • column fancy • column plain • scroll column • a great battle • a ship with ores • founded by plato • idas of something • Ancient greek poet • "ruling over heroes" • literally means city • first leader of athens • perfected iron working • King of Spain from 1556 • was a Greek mathematician • ancient city, this is ..... • a cruel and oppressive ruler • he ruled the empire at its peak • ...
Ancient greek crossword puzzle 2021-02-11
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- one third of the Ancient Greeks were?
- did the romans copy?
- was a big thing in ancient greek time?
- did 12 of the gods live?
- the population of some city-states were slaves?
- Ancient Greece had lots of?
- world today is that they had? slaves, who were considered property?
- did they invent?
- called themselves?
- Greek society was to ours because of?
- tell time- what did the kids learn.
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- has about--miles of coastline?
- could be citizens of the state?
- society was also?
- greeks liked to?
- greeks often ate dinner while laying? on their?
- did they worship?
- stayed at home with the moms?
- is one of the oldest spoken languages in?
- is a member of the European Union since
20 Clues: greeks liked to? • did they invent? • society was also? • did they worship? • called themselves? • did the romans copy? • did 12 of the gods live? • Ancient Greece had lots of? • stayed at home with the moms? • has about--miles of coastline? • could be citizens of the state? • tell time- what did the kids learn. • one third of the Ancient Greeks were? • ...
Earth's Spheres 2020-01-07
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- all water on earth
- includes all living things on earth
- second highest layer of the atmosphere
- comes from the greek word meaning life
- highest level of atmosphere before you are in space
- the largest, and saltiest, areas of water on the planet
- comes from the greek word water
- a body of flowing water running towards the sea
- contains all non-living things
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- above the troposphere the level of the atmosphere that absorbs UV rays
- layers of air
- the lowest level of the atmosphere contains most of the air and all of the weather
- large body of water surrounded by land
- a large, slowly moving, sheet of ice
- a region with similar plants, animals, terrain, and climate
- comes from the greek word air
- the coldest layer of the atmosphere
- comes from the greek word ground
- 4parts that work together to make up earth
- a natural feature on the Earth's surface
20 Clues: layers of air • all water on earth • comes from the greek word air • contains all non-living things • comes from the greek word water • comes from the greek word ground • includes all living things on earth • the coldest layer of the atmosphere • a large, slowly moving, sheet of ice • large body of water surrounded by land • second highest layer of the atmosphere • ...
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World 2023-05-22
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- a scientist who studies peoples and cultures
- remove dirt to uncover things from the past
- a Greek island off of Turkey
- and ancient city in present-day Turkey
- a ruler in ancient Egypt
- a Greek sculptor who created the Zeus sculpture
- large city in Egypt near the Nile River
- a Greek god of the sun
- very beautiful or impressive
- an ancient king in the Middle East
- building or statue dedicated to a person or event
- a country in northeastern Africa
- a stone structure with a square base and peak
- something that is sensible or useful
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- where the mausoleum was built
- a Greek god of lightning
- a city in northern Egypt - had a lighthouse
- a base or bottom of something
- statement of how something looks
- a statue of Helios the sun god
- something that is close to, but not quite
- where the pyramids are built
- something that is complex is hard to understand
23 Clues: a Greek god of the sun • a Greek god of lightning • a ruler in ancient Egypt • a Greek island off of Turkey • where the pyramids are built • very beautiful or impressive • where the mausoleum was built • a base or bottom of something • a statue of Helios the sun god • statement of how something looks • a country in northeastern Africa • an ancient king in the Middle East • ...
Learning Contract #4 2024-12-17
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- Government where citizens vote on decisions.
- Economy Economic system of direct trade without money.
- League Military alliance led by Sparta.
- Land surrounded by water on three sides, often connected to a larger landmass.
- League Alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens.
- Greek city-state, the basic political unit of ancient Greece.
- Influential Greek city-state known for democracy and cultural achievements.
- Government ruled by a few powerful individuals.
- Ruler who takes power by force.
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- Civilization Blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian cultures.
- Temple in Athens honoring Athena.
- Region north of Greece, known for powerful kings.
- Military formation of tightly packed soldiers.
- Economy Economic system using currency for trade.
- War Conflict within a country over government control.
- Thinker who seeks wisdom and questions life.
- Government controlled by a privileged class.
- Government ruled by a king or queen.
- Age Period of cultural and scientific achievements.
- Peninsula Large southeastern European peninsula including Greece.
20 Clues: Ruler who takes power by force. • Temple in Athens honoring Athena. • Government ruled by a king or queen. • League Military alliance led by Sparta. • Government where citizens vote on decisions. • Thinker who seeks wisdom and questions life. • Government controlled by a privileged class. • Military formation of tightly packed soldiers. • ...
CR Unit 2 Review 2023-02-19
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- - Open air structure used to watch plays
- - prophetic priestess lived here
- - Sculptural decorative panel
- - Used to hold up buildings
- - Central feature in Greek home
- - place to train for wrestling
- - Slender decorative column
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- - Common building material
- - Most famous Greek temple
- - Sporting arena created by the Greeks
- - covered walk way
- - Elaborate column style
- - Famous Greek Architect
- - Often dedicated to
- - Simple thick column
15 Clues: - covered walk way • - Often dedicated to • - Simple thick column • - Elaborate column style • - Famous Greek Architect • - Common building material • - Most famous Greek temple • - Used to hold up buildings • - Slender decorative column • - Sculptural decorative panel • - place to train for wrestling • - Central feature in Greek home • - prophetic priestess lived here • ...
DAVIDO CROSSWORD 2022-10-19
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- Acrobats use ___ to do their performances and stunts.
- The ____ easily tricked the boys during their dictation.
- Chlorine can act as a ____ to increase the rate of bacterial decomposition in swimming pools.
- Ancient Greeks that date back as far as Greek _____ laid down the foundations of mathematics, biology, engineering and medicine.
- The cause of littering which can contribute to climate change forces people to make ____ paper straws so that they fit in with the environment.
- Mathematics was the easiest subject the students had done until they learned about _______ shapes.
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- The author used ____ to describe her friends in her autobiography to avoid the public’s knowledge of them.
- The author used a ____ description of her in an autobiographical book written by her.
- The reason most plants have their green pigment, is because of ____, which can boost red blood cells and help with weight loss.
- The teachers were _____ for their pupils who were struggling in their classes.
- A girl was alone, crying on the bench while her friends showed ____ for the death of her mother.
- People used different words that had the same meaning to describe people which are called ___.
12 Clues: Acrobats use ___ to do their performances and stunts. • The ____ easily tricked the boys during their dictation. • The teachers were _____ for their pupils who were struggling in their classes. • The author used a ____ description of her in an autobiographical book written by her. • ...
Vicmar's Art and Historical Sites Crossword Puzzle! 2023-12-06
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- This artist rose to success during the 1980s as part of the Neo-expressionism movement. He passed away in 1988 at 28 years old.
- She was best known for her portraits and Mexican inspired art. Clue: only last name!
- One of his most famous pieces of art is titled, "The Night Watch" c. 1642
- Gogh Painted The Starry Night.
- About when was Stonehenge built? Clue: BC is in the answer!
- Contemporary art museum located in Potomac, Maryland (and one of your secret staffer's favorite places ever!)
- Name of a 1948 painting by Rothko.
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- Name of a 1906 painting by Klimt.
- This artist painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
- Picchu A famous Incan historical site in Peru.
- The famous structure of the Acropolis. It has 92 metopes between triglyphs that were decorated with relief sculptures, an Ionic frieze full of sculptures that encompass the entire building, and the two large pediments featuring scenes from Greek mythology.
- Met This art museum opened on April 13, 1870 in NYC. Clue: It is a shortened version of the name!
12 Clues: Gogh Painted The Starry Night. • Name of a 1906 painting by Klimt. • Name of a 1948 painting by Rothko. • Picchu A famous Incan historical site in Peru. • This artist painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling. • About when was Stonehenge built? Clue: BC is in the answer! • One of his most famous pieces of art is titled, "The Night Watch" c. 1642 • ...
Ancient Greece 2014-09-15
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- Ancient greek poet
- an ancient region of central coastal Anatolia
- perfected iron working
- were found in most states except Sparta
- believed that the work of doctors should be kept separate from the work done by priests.
- "ruling over heroes"
- a cruel and oppressive ruler
- scroll column
- a great battle
- a ship with ores
- he ruled the empire at its peak
- a gymnasium
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- King of Spain from 1556
- first leader of athens
- column fancy
- column plain
- thought of themselves as the best city-state in all of ancient Greece
- ancient city, this is .....
- was one of the final three principal dramatic forms in the theatre
- was a classical Greek philosopher who is credited with laying the fundamentals of modern Western philosophy
- was a classical Greek philosopher
- was a Greek mathematician
- literally means city
- historical region that encompasses the city of Athens
- founded by plato
- idas of something
26 Clues: a gymnasium • column fancy • column plain • scroll column • a great battle • founded by plato • a ship with ores • idas of something • Ancient greek poet • "ruling over heroes" • literally means city • first leader of athens • perfected iron working • King of Spain from 1556 • was a Greek mathematician • ancient city, this is ..... • a cruel and oppressive ruler • he ruled the empire at its peak • ...
Earth's Spheres Horizon 2022-02-28
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- A large, slow moving, thick, sheet of ice.
- The liquid center of our planet
- The wearing away of rock by water.
- When two tectonic plates collide and push up a mountain range.
- Molten rock.
- A prefix that means Earth in Greek.
- All water on Earth.
- A large body of water surrounded by land.
- Includes all the living organisms on Earth.
- The ability to do work.
- The envelope of gases that surrounds a planet or moon.
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- a prefix that means life in Greek.
- An underground reservoir of freshwater.
- A group of parts that work together.
- Ice covered parts of the Earth.
- Processes that wear away and reduce rock to sediment.
- The largest and the saltiest areas of water on the planet.
- A prefix that means air in Greek.
- A body of flowing water running towards the sea.
- A prefix that means water in Greek.
- Mr. Morrow's black and white dog.
21 Clues: Molten rock. • All water on Earth. • The ability to do work. • Ice covered parts of the Earth. • The liquid center of our planet • A prefix that means air in Greek. • Mr. Morrow's black and white dog. • a prefix that means life in Greek. • The wearing away of rock by water. • A prefix that means Earth in Greek. • A prefix that means water in Greek. • ...
Morgan Dos Santos Period 1 2022-10-25
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- King and protector of the gods.
- Descriptive adjective or phrase used repeatedly with or in place of a name. (EX:fleet-footed Achilles)
- Goddess of love and beauty.
- Goddess of home.
- Going back and forth between two sides.
- God of science, luck, commerce, and cunning, a messenger god.
- Goddess of war and wisdom, highly revered by the Greek.
- God of war.
- God of the sea.
- Expansive comparison between 2 non-similar things, also called an "epic simile".
- God of the underworld.
- Queen of the gods, protector of marriage.
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- A competition between the three most beautiful goddesses of Olympus. (3 words, no spaces)
- Goddess of the hunt.
- The goddesses of destiny, "the fates".
- The supreme leader of the Greek at Troy.
- An oral story teller.
- God of fire and metal work, built the Olympian palaces.
- God of music, poetry, medicine, and prophecy, highly revered by the Greek.
- The greatest Greek warrior.
20 Clues: God of war. • God of the sea. • Goddess of home. • Goddess of the hunt. • An oral story teller. • God of the underworld. • Goddess of love and beauty. • The greatest Greek warrior. • King and protector of the gods. • The goddesses of destiny, "the fates". • Going back and forth between two sides. • The supreme leader of the Greek at Troy. • Queen of the gods, protector of marriage. • ...
Class Review 2020-12-09
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- first day of school after break is Jan. ___
- Pandora's husband
- another word for story writing
- comparing two unlike things using like or as
- most exciting part of a story
- comparing two unlike things
- our movie robot
- the problem in a story
- she opened the box because she was curious
- he gave fire to humans and Zeus punished him
- king of the Greek gods and goddesses
- beginning of a story
- last name of your math teacher
- Ponyboy's best friend
- action in a story after the climax
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- Greek goddess of wisdom
- last name of your history teacher
- Greek goddess of love
- comparing two things using like or as
- action in a story before the climax
- last name of your "real" English teacher
- queen of the Greek gods and goddesses
- for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
- your principal's last name
- What Les Goodman became in "Monsters are Due"
- another word for conclusion in a story
- Johnny's best friend
- shape of the plot diagram I gave you
28 Clues: our movie robot • Pandora's husband • Johnny's best friend • beginning of a story • Greek goddess of love • Ponyboy's best friend • the problem in a story • Greek goddess of wisdom • your principal's last name • comparing two unlike things • most exciting part of a story • another word for story writing • last name of your math teacher • for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so • ...
004 2024-06-28
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- American inventor known for the phonograph and light bulb
- A major political scandal in the US during the 1970s
- NASA's ill-fated lunar mission in April 1970
- French mathematician known for his work in algebra
- Renaissance astronomer who proposed a heliocentric model
- Agreement ending hostilities in World War I
- Ancient Greek philosopher known for his cynicism
- A hermit or recluse
- Ancient Greek mathematician known as the father of geometry
- Infamous ship that sank in April 1912
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- Ancient Greek mathematician and inventor
- The purchase of the Louisiana territory from France in 1803
- Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist
- Medieval philosopher and theologian
- French philosopher and mathematician
- German mathematician known for his contributions to number theory
- The American war between the North and South
- A significant change in political power or organizational structures
- A space shuttle disaster in 2003
- Physicist who published the theory of relativity in the spring of 1905
20 Clues: A hermit or recluse • A space shuttle disaster in 2003 • Medieval philosopher and theologian • French philosopher and mathematician • Infamous ship that sank in April 1912 • Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist • Ancient Greek mathematician and inventor • Agreement ending hostilities in World War I • NASA's ill-fated lunar mission in April 1970 • ...
Athens and Sparta 2023-08-30
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- The greatest king of Sparta
- Conquered by Sparta, slaves of Sparta
- A famous person who wrote many plays for Athenians to enjoy
- Proposes laws for the ekklesia
- Must be 60 or older to join
- Greek word for city
- The land that would later become both Athens and Sparta
- The form of government Sparta had (kinda)
- People conquered by Sparta that make weapons for the Spartan state
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- Can ignore laws passed by the Apella
- The supreme god ruling over all of Greece
- The court (judicial place) of Athens
- The form of government Athens had
- The Greek city state that created the Olympics
- A Greek City state committed to having a powerful army
- Gave Athens their first olive tree during a famous battle
- A competition of athleticism created by Athens
- Famous philosopher who lived in Athens
- The language of Sparta and Athens
- A Man's best friend
- Chooses the Ephors
21 Clues: Chooses the Ephors • Greek word for city • A Man's best friend • The greatest king of Sparta • Must be 60 or older to join • Proposes laws for the ekklesia • The form of government Athens had • The language of Sparta and Athens • Can ignore laws passed by the Apella • The court (judicial place) of Athens • Conquered by Sparta, slaves of Sparta • ...
Etymology crossword 2025-10-29
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- What sound do you add to the beginning of a vowel if it is marked by a rough breathing symbol
- the value of three Vs in roman numerals
- greek word meaning same
- the maximum any roman numerals can be put next to a roman numeral of the same value
- large, great
- far or at a distance
- meananing of contra
- two hundred ten
- one hundred in roman numerals
- one thousand nine hundred forty nine
- much, many
- meaning of the Greek preposition Amphi
- greek word meaning well
- meaning of sine
- quality of
- three
- I
- meaning of trans
- all
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- -tes
- latin number meaning two
- greek word meaning love
- latin word meaning well
- beside or beyond
- X - II
- latin number meaning seven
- thirty
- meaning of pro
- two hundred and ten in roman numerals.
- transliteration turns to ae or e
- common phrase meaning out of many, one
- latin number meaning one
32 Clues: I • all • -tes • three • X - II • thirty • much, many • quality of • large, great • meaning of pro • two hundred ten • meaning of sine • beside or beyond • meaning of trans • meananing of contra • far or at a distance • greek word meaning same • greek word meaning love • latin word meaning well • greek word meaning well • latin number meaning two • latin number meaning one • latin number meaning seven • ...
Greek/Roman God Crossword Puzzle 2021-12-08
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- The Roman king of the gods.
- The Greek Titan god of the sea.
- The Roman Titan god of time.
- The Roman goddess of wisdom and strategy.
- The Greek primeval goddess of the earth.
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- The Titan god of light.
- The Roman god of fire and metalworking.
- The Greek god of wine and parties.
- The Greek god of love.
- The Greek god of war.
- The Roman queen of the gods.
- The Roman goddess of the dawn.
12 Clues: The Greek god of war. • The Greek god of love. • The Titan god of light. • The Roman king of the gods. • The Roman queen of the gods. • The Roman Titan god of time. • The Roman goddess of the dawn. • The Greek Titan god of the sea. • The Greek god of wine and parties. • The Roman god of fire and metalworking. • The Greek primeval goddess of the earth. • ...
Myths and Legends 2025-01-23
13 Clues: not a myth • not a legend • Half man, Half bull • Where Minotaur lived • Greek godess of love • Greek God of the sea • Greek Creation story • He slayed the Minotaur • Knights of the round table • Greek God of the underworld • Viking God, carries a hammer • Character from creation story • Character from creation story
puzzle 2 2018-04-12
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- German airline
- Who played Neo in The Matrix?
- winged horse in Greek mythology
- Irish singer who won the Eurovision Song Contest twice
- Juliet’s lover
- national sport in Japan
- State Jack Daniels whiskey commonly associated with?
- Picture 8
- largest ocean
- Lilo and
- sport you can win the Davis Cup
- An animal you always see later …
- German city is famous for the perfume
- According to a movie the devil is known to wear this Italian fashion brand
- Picture 7
- How many time zones are there in the world
- lightest existing metal
- famous coloured house
- Was in front of the Senate this Week / Social Media
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- all of the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park are this...
- The spy who shagged me
- Legendary Benedictine monk who invented champagne
- country Shakespeare s Hamlet live
- Second president of the United States
- Picture 13
- Which is the only American state to begin with the letter p
- 'probably the best beer in the world'?
- Picture 1.
- other name for 'La Gioconda' (famous painting)
- Picture 14
- Picture 5
- only mammal that can’t jump
- first Aer Lingus route was to …
- owns Woody & Buzz Lightyear
- Turkish word for lamb
- Mandatory Document for Car Rental
- chess piece that can only move diagonally
- Picture 6
- French town is known for mustard
- planet nearest the sun
40 Clues: Lilo and • Picture 5 • Picture 8 • Picture 6 • Picture 7 • Picture 13 • Picture 1. • Picture 14 • largest ocean • German airline • Juliet’s lover • Turkish word for lamb • famous coloured house • The spy who shagged me • planet nearest the sun • national sport in Japan • lightest existing metal • only mammal that can’t jump • owns Woody & Buzz Lightyear • Who played Neo in The Matrix? • ...
IPA Sound Symbol Crossword Puzzle (Spoken English - Prof. Qaissi) 2020-12-20
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- Victoria goes /ˈdʒɒɡɪŋ/ regularly.
- Napoleon Bonaparte was a /smɔːl/ man
- Mary Curie's greatest /əˈtʃiːvmənt/ was the discovery of radium.
- Big Ben is a famous /klɒk/ tower in London.
- I couldn't find any /bʊks/ related to my research in the school library.
- RAM is the Moroccan national /ˈeə(r)laɪn/.
- Sir Christopher Wren /dɪˈzaɪnd/ Saint Paul Cathedral.
- The morning /ðət/ Princess Diana died, BBC World Service radio stopped its normal broadcasts.
- In Lewin Caroll's famous book, "Alice in Wonderland", Alice had to go /θruː/ a rabbit hole to get into Wonderland.
- Richard Wagner was for a time the /ˈprɒtəʒeɪ/ of mad King Ludwig of Bavaria.
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart started composing when he was a young /bɔɪ/.
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- 'What a wonderful /wɜː(r)ld/' was sung by jazz musician Louis Armstrong.
- Quasimodo - the hero of Victor Hugo's book - had a hump on his /bæk/.
- Her /feɪs/ looked so pale.
- In Greek mythology the giant Atlas carried the sky on his /ˈʃəʊldə(r)z/.
- Hercules was a famous /ˈhɪərəʊ/.
- Most countries in Western /ˈjʊərəp/ introduced a single currency - the Euro - in 1999.
- The Taj Mahal is one of the most beautiful /ˈbɪldɪŋz/ in India.
- Oscar Wilde believed that all /ɑː(r)t/ was quite useless.
- A giraffe has only seven bones in its /nek/.
- Auguste Rodin was a famous French /ˈskʌlptə(r)/.
- William Shakespeare was born in the /taʊn/ Stratford-upon-Avon.
22 Clues: Her /feɪs/ looked so pale. • Hercules was a famous /ˈhɪərəʊ/. • Victoria goes /ˈdʒɒɡɪŋ/ regularly. • Napoleon Bonaparte was a /smɔːl/ man • RAM is the Moroccan national /ˈeə(r)laɪn/. • Big Ben is a famous /klɒk/ tower in London. • A giraffe has only seven bones in its /nek/. • Auguste Rodin was a famous French /ˈskʌlptə(r)/. • ...
Celestial Profiles 1 2022-07-11
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- The titan of the Earth
- These planets are large gas-filled planets further from the Sun
- A meteor that has not hit the planet after entering the atmosphere
- An object in the sky that takes months to sweep through the solar system
- Descartes' proposal for the ___ hypothesis calls on common, gradual processes to produce the Sun and the planets
- Commonly called "shooting stars", are small bits of rock and metal falling into Earth's atmosphere
- A collection of roughly a thousand small, dark, icy bodies orbiting the outer fringes of the solar system beyond Neptune
- Small rocky worlds which orbit the Sun in a belt between Mars and Jupiter
- Buffon's proposed hypothesis that calls on unlikely, sudden events to produce the solar system
- The titan of love
- Destroys the universe to allow it to be started anew in the Hindu religion
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- The titan of the underworld
- Preserves the world and human beings in the Hindu religion
- These planets are small, rocky planets close to the Sun
- This hypothesis was proposed by Laplace by combining Descartes' vortex theory and Newton's gravity
- A meteor that has hit the Earth's surface
- Rene ___, a French philosopher and mathematician who proposed the first physical theory for Earth's origin
- The creator of the universe in the Hindu religion
- This mass is equivalent to the mass of the sun, useful for shorthand
- In the beginning there was only ____ according to Greek Mythology
20 Clues: The titan of love • The titan of the Earth • The titan of the underworld • A meteor that has hit the Earth's surface • The creator of the universe in the Hindu religion • These planets are small, rocky planets close to the Sun • Preserves the world and human beings in the Hindu religion • These planets are large gas-filled planets further from the Sun • ...
Folklore 2022-05-13
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- The large river that surrounded the earth
- The ruler of the Underworld
- This type of story has larger than life characters
- This type of story is told for entertainment
- The watchdog of the Underworld. Had three heads.
- What the miller's wife found inside of a fish
- The first ruler of the Universe in Greek mythology. Cruel
- The HUGE children of Mother Earth and Sky
- Another name for Mother Earth
- A Japanese folktale about a sumo wrestler
- In the fable, this was the animal that danced and sang and did not prepare for winter
- The place all souls of the dead go
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- The goddess who cursed Narcissus to love only himself
- The 6 children of the two titans Cronus and Rhea
- A world for gods/goddesses and humans
- The name of the main character/sumo wrestler in Three Strong Women
- This is the person Narcissus was cursed to love for eternity
- This type of story always has a moral at the end
- The nothing (an immense space that the universe began to everything to fit in)_
- This type of story features gods and goddesses
- A Mexican folktale about a lucky Miller
- This story is about a boy who was in love with only himself
- A Puerto Rican folktale about a scam artist
- This nymph was in love with Narcissus
- This is the person that Lazy Peter tricked into giving him money
25 Clues: The ruler of the Underworld • Another name for Mother Earth • The place all souls of the dead go • A world for gods/goddesses and humans • This nymph was in love with Narcissus • A Mexican folktale about a lucky Miller • The large river that surrounded the earth • The HUGE children of Mother Earth and Sky • A Japanese folktale about a sumo wrestler • ...
Simon's 50th Crossword 2022-07-28
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- A boy with considerable knowledge of greek mythology
- A simian and affectionate nickname for a small, curly haired girl
- The Royal Crescent is worth a photo in this English town
- A Mt Buffalo track featuring confined spaces unsuited to anxious boys
- a museum designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
- An essential item brought by Tisher to every live sporting event
- The lifts at Aspen Highlands open at this time of morning
- A tribe of American Indians and a street in North Caulfield
- A delicatessen in Los Angeles with great chicken soup and matzah balls
- The best day of the week to do The Age crossword
- A game played quite well by Federer but better by Tisher
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- Local name for the 58 peaks of this kind found in Colorado
- An juniper berry based beverage many doubted Tisher would ever drink
- A lake of startling clarity on Fraser Island
- Joe Simpson's climbing partner, Simon
- The bumps on Highline are as big as this car
- An autumnal holiday destination between Porepunkah and Wandiligong
- The world's tallest mountain from base to peak (not the mountain with the highest altitude)
- If Aspen is for millionaires, this mountain is for billionaires
- Large low level cloud formation often associated with thunderstorms
- Mother of Pegasus
- A favorite pizza restaurant of yesteryear, may it rest in peace
- A seaside holiday destination with water so cold in September that it makes fingers and toes turn white
23 Clues: Mother of Pegasus • Joe Simpson's climbing partner, Simon • a museum designed by Frank Lloyd Wright • A lake of startling clarity on Fraser Island • The bumps on Highline are as big as this car • The best day of the week to do The Age crossword • A boy with considerable knowledge of greek mythology • The Royal Crescent is worth a photo in this English town • ...
The Lovely Bones 2016-04-19
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- A chasuble or other robe worn by the clergy or choristers during services
- any of the small, bulbous plants of the genus Crocus, of the iris family, cultivated for their showy, solitary flowers, which are among the first to bloom in the spring
- To treat a dead body with drugs, chemicals, e.t.c, to keep it from decaying
- Done or arranged accordingh to a method or order
- showing great care and perseverance
- In Greek mythology, also called Kore or Cora "the maiden") is the daughter of Zeus and the harvest goddess Demeter, and is the queen of the underworld
- to bring under complete control or conquer; master. to make submissive or subservient; enslave
- A severe or formal reproof
- Tropical American tree with very light, strong wood
- An area of ground having many interconnected burrows where rabbits live
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- inflammation of the lining of the stomach
- Act in an excessively subservient manner
- Slow and careful in deciding what to do,carefully thought out
- Chemistry, a colourless gas with a sharp, irritating odour, used as a solution in disinfectants and preservatives
- surround and have or hold within
- Characterized by, tending toward or resulting from Schizophrenia
- A long, narrow opening or line of breakage made by cracking or splitting, especially in rock or earth
- An antechamber, hall, or lobby next to the outer door of a building
- A vigorous attack
- A breed of small dog with long soft hair and a broad flat nose, native to China
20 Clues: A vigorous attack • A severe or formal reproof • surround and have or hold within • showing great care and perseverance • Act in an excessively subservient manner • inflammation of the lining of the stomach • Done or arranged accordingh to a method or order • Tropical American tree with very light, strong wood • ...
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Ch. 9-11 2019-02-06
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- a plan or plot.
- a case designed to hold and transport arrows, often strapped to the back or waist.
- to speak in an anxious or uncertain way.
- any of several ornamental trees or shrubs bearing hanging clusters of yellow flowers.
- mysterious control of physical forces or events through spells or special ceremonies.
- one who is believed to have supernatural powers, aided by evil spirits; wizard.
- talk between people.
- an animal that causes harm or damage or is difficult to control; pest.
- prompting disgust or aversion; distasteful.
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- Christmas is the name given to an old man with a long white beard and a red coat.
- having a pleasing taste or smell.
- serious in appearance, sound, or mood.
- a creature in Greek mythology that has the head, arms, and chest of a man and the trunk and legs of a horse.
- a piece of armor worn or carried on the arm to protect against blows from weapons.
- to feel or show great pride or satisfaction, often when someone else does badly or fails.
- being neither more nor better than what is spoken of.
- not known and not able to be explained; puzzling.
- mysterious and frightening; weird.
- to go forward in spite of risks; brave the dangers of.
- a pair of eyeglasses.
- to expect or judge that.
- a movie theater.
- a mammal with long legs, a long neck, antlers, and hooves.
23 Clues: a plan or plot. • a movie theater. • talk between people. • a pair of eyeglasses. • to expect or judge that. • having a pleasing taste or smell. • mysterious and frightening; weird. • serious in appearance, sound, or mood. • to speak in an anxious or uncertain way. • prompting disgust or aversion; distasteful. • not known and not able to be explained; puzzling. • ...
Art & Culture Topic 6 & 7 2020-03-03
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- New techniques arise in order to recreate the world.
- The cities of Italy were called_______meaning it was geographically a city but it could maintain themselves economically and politically.
- A series of books allegedly written by Jesus' disciples
- It refers to the Germanic tribes that invaded Greece and Italy.
- The important figure in this period is the man, the human being. It is the beginning of the humanism.
- art Its objective was to glorify the Christian religion.
- Artists were worried about thw depth of their work, making them investigate other ways to portrsy their subjects, related to the ... Of their work.
- It’s interior is full sumptuous decorations.
- Bramante who made The Tempietto.
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- Was believed to afford at least some glimpse of a transcendental existence
- was the most influential sculptor of the time. He made a bronze statue of David.
- Geometry was simple; simplicity and purity were characteristics of the...
- This is a characteristic that goes hand in hand with the anthropocentrism.
- A paint made of dry pigments or colors, mixed with a binding material.
- Latin and Greek mythology were important during the
- He’s attributed to many miracles
- point The point in a painting in which every line intersects
- Da vinci Who painted the last supper?
- di bondone He was one of the most important artists from the gothic late period.
- of revelation It describes in a symbolic and dark way the future.
20 Clues: He’s attributed to many miracles • Bramante who made The Tempietto. • Da vinci Who painted the last supper? • It’s interior is full sumptuous decorations. • Latin and Greek mythology were important during the • New techniques arise in order to recreate the world. • A series of books allegedly written by Jesus' disciples • ...
CROSSWORD 2024-06-06
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- Ancient city buried by mount Vesuvius(7 letters)
- System that delivers power to the EV's wheels(10 letters)
- Legendary Indian cricketer known for his exceptional wicket-keeping and cool captaincy(5 letters)(Not his actual name)
- Best selling video game franchise of all time(5 letters)
- The most subscribed channel in the world(7 letters)
- Main power source for EVs (5 letters)
- The 2019 South Korean film that won the Academy Award for Best Picture. (8 letters)
- Son of the late actor Irrfan Khan, also an actor. (5 letters)
- Deepest oceanic trench on earth(13 letters)
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- In the greek mythology, brother of Zeus and god of the seas(8 letters)
- One of the most famous painting kept in the louvre(8 letters)
- A vehicle that emits no pollutants from its operation. (3 letters)
- Father of Indian Nuclear Program(11 letters)
- The body of water separating Saudi Arabia from Africa. (6 letters)
- The power source used to propel an electric vehicle. (7 letters)
- A mathematical symbol used to represent a number raised to the power of another number. (5 letter)
- This type of electric vehicle uses both an internal combustion engine(6 letters) and an electric motor. (6 letters)
- The sacred text of Hinduism, containing a collection of hymns, rituals, and philosophical teachings.(4 letters)
- Connector for charging an EV(4 letters)
- The technology that converts direct current electricity from the battery to alternating current for the electric motor(8 letters)
20 Clues: Main power source for EVs (5 letters) • Connector for charging an EV(4 letters) • Deepest oceanic trench on earth(13 letters) • Father of Indian Nuclear Program(11 letters) • Ancient city buried by mount Vesuvius(7 letters) • The most subscribed channel in the world(7 letters) • Best selling video game franchise of all time(5 letters) • ...
Valentine's Day 2023-01-26
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- The original romance language
- This is sweet
- A popular phrase for dating in the 50s, with "going"
- Spanish love
- An old fashioned word meaning to woo
- How long I could have danced
- The X in XOXO
- Italian love
- Beauty's true love
- Your "meant-to-be"
- February 14th's namesake
- Love's weapon of choice
- Affectionate name for someone
- Shall I compare thee to a ___?
- Last year, people bought 36 million of these classic valentine's day gift
- A common Valentine's Day request
- Eros' mother in Greek Mythology
- 2008 Taylor Swift song with a Shakespeare reference
- Paul Simon's famous 1975 song, "50 Ways To Leave Your _____"
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- One Saint Valentine was the patron saint of these
- Eros' Roman counterpart
- Puppy love
- What we celebrate on Valentine's Day
- An early Valentine's day sacrifice
- The fate of all historic Saint Valentines
- Roman love
- The O in XOXO
- What amore is, according to Dean Martin
- Shrek's true love
- Number of historic Saint Valentines
- I love you like one of these, baby
- Affectionate avians
- Classic Beatles song "___ ___ ____ is love"
- An ex, usually accompanied by "old"
- These are blue
- Candies with a message
- Vehicle for a romantic cruise
- These are red
- Til' death do us _____
- The Grinch's is three sizes too small
- So are ___
- As you wish!
- Another way to say "partner"
- French love
44 Clues: Puppy love • Roman love • So are ___ • French love • Spanish love • Italian love • As you wish! • This is sweet • The O in XOXO • The X in XOXO • These are red • These are blue • Shrek's true love • Beauty's true love • Your "meant-to-be" • Affectionate avians • Candies with a message • Til' death do us _____ • Eros' Roman counterpart • Love's weapon of choice • February 14th's namesake • ...
Happy Valentine's Day 2023-02-14
Across
- A favorite memory of mine is taking a break from stress to eat these and celebrate Christmas cheer
- <3
- Normal platonic activity turned date night
- Allegedly not shallow
- A shockingly good song
- "The Planets" composer
- This English king first declared Valentine's Day a holiday (it is exactly who you think it would be)
- I'm still shocked someone synchronized Christmas lights to this dance
- A good medium for collaborative crosswords
- The weirdest type of kiss
- Limes required
- Cupid has this name in Greek mythology
- I fell in love with you on this street
- A football game we attended
- Our first musical
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- Ritually sacrificed animal in the aforementioned ancient Roman holiday
- The color of Summer
- Overpriced sticks, for short
- What our silly little club actually does
- “I’m ___ of you” (Valentine’s Day message for a plant lover?)
- Maybe our first date?
- Our silly little club
- Shocking: I actually remember how many
- Don't eat it all
- Ancient Roman precursor to Valentine's Day
- Our first trip together
- Election night turned into the morning after, and we didn't go to bed until
- Skepticism-inducing piles (heaping)
- Philosopher Kierkegaard
- A mute's Valentine's Day greeting, perhaps
- Maybe our most Hallmark-movie-esque date
- Shakespeare mentions Valentine's Day in this play
- Dual commandment number four
- You're my
- During the Victorian era, insulting, hate mail "_____ Valentines" were sent to people you didn't like
35 Clues: <3 • You're my • Limes required • Don't eat it all • Our first musical • The color of Summer • Maybe our first date? • Our silly little club • Allegedly not shallow • A shockingly good song • "The Planets" composer • Our first trip together • Philosopher Kierkegaard • The weirdest type of kiss • A football game we attended • Overpriced sticks, for short • Dual commandment number four • ...
Rollercoasters pt. 2 2022-12-14
Across
- A coaster in a zoo?
- the park which contains both Sky Rocket III's
- themed area coming the chessington soon
- They're said to be pretty good in Japan, the same cannot be said for the US
- The coaster with the record for inversions
- Myrtle Beach's premier roller coaster
- the park opening up a Celtic God themed ride next year
- Coaster removed for Valkyria
- Manufacturer of both coasters going to the new southwestern park
- This coaster was almost removed to fit an accelerator in!
- Only coaster to ever feature a Scorpion Tail
- the bent that failed on Son of Beast
- Subsidiary of Jinma
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- Surfs Up!
- an older model getting upgraded soon
- environmental element commonly found on wing coasters
- The funny sound made by Intamin Prefabs
- RMC Roar
- the launch system that takes out power grids abv.
- Mouse This coaster features no restraints, also has the same name as a coaster at CGA
- this states only ride is a Dragon Wagon
- Road Runner Express Designer
- the most popular Premier Rides model
- New name for Steel Venom at Geauga Lake
- American Drier Looping, also a fire breathing monster in Greek mythology
- The last Intamin prefab
- The most commonly cloned large scale coaster
- The manufacturer helping with 3-Down
- owner of the new park opening in the southwest United States
- Steel Millennium and Z
30 Clues: RMC Roar • Surfs Up! • A coaster in a zoo? • Subsidiary of Jinma • Steel Millennium and Z • The last Intamin prefab • Road Runner Express Designer • Coaster removed for Valkyria • an older model getting upgraded soon • the most popular Premier Rides model • The manufacturer helping with 3-Down • the bent that failed on Son of Beast • Myrtle Beach's premier roller coaster • ...
Test 2025-04-02
Across
- Dinosaur whose name roughly translates to “Fast Lizard”
- Dungeons and ________
- Wendy’s headquarters location
- Bygone app featuring 6-second clips
- Hawaii capital
- Dir. to Lubbock from Austin
- Fourth largest metro area in the United States
- Snoopy’s aerial nemesis
- Soft drink Lindsey would have on IV drip if she could
- “Fury Road” franchise
- Korean martial art
- Island archipelago famed for tortoises and finches
- Ari’s Proposal method
- School in Baton Rouge
- Bayou Barbie
- Realm containing Earth in Norse mythology
- Volleyball back row specialist
- Ari’s employer
- Feat completed in less than 12 parsecs
- Iron Man co-creator
- A silicate mineral known for its use in jewelry and distinctive color bands
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- Locale of Ari and Lindsey’s first date
- 1860s Parisian art movement
- German breed specializing in Badger hunting
- 2024 Best New Artist Grammy Winner
- Holiday that doubled as Ari and Lindsey’s Anniversary
- Latvian-American abstract painter
- Hand of the King executed in season one of Game of Thrones
- Utensil with three tines
- Posthumous J.R.R. Tolkien Publication
- Paul Hollywood’s highest honor
- Ari’s Alma Mater
- Tallest of the “three sisters” fall crops
- The Bathers artist
- To place an arrow on a bow
- A member of the lute family of Portuguese origin and popularized in Hawaii
- Popstar Ari wanted to be her first ex wife
- Frontman of the Mothers of Invention
- Greek god of the ocean
- Filipino eggroll
40 Clues: Bayou Barbie • Hawaii capital • Ari’s employer • Ari’s Alma Mater • Filipino eggroll • The Bathers artist • Korean martial art • Iron Man co-creator • Dungeons and ________ • “Fury Road” franchise • Ari’s Proposal method • School in Baton Rouge • Greek god of the ocean • Snoopy’s aerial nemesis • Utensil with three tines • To place an arrow on a bow • 1860s Parisian art movement • ...
Unusual Nouns 2025-06-11
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- An object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.
- The emission of light by a body as a result of being heated.
- A minor weakness or eccentricity in someone's character.
- An organized whole that is perceived as more than the sum of its parts.
- (in Greek mythology) a fire-breathing female monster with a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail; a thing that is hoped or wished for but in fact is illusory or impossible to achieve.
- A book, especially a large, heavy, scholarly one.
- A fierce or destructive attack.
- Conversation or remarks characterized by quick, witty comments or replies.
- A person, especially a priest, who interprets sacred mysteries or esoteric principles.
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- A dishonest or unscrupulous man.
- A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past.
- A flash or sparkle of light.
- An abstract but perceptible thing that issues or originates from a source.
- A powerful whirlpool in the sea or a river; a state of confused movement or violent turmoil.
- The leading sheep of a flock, with a bell on its neck; an indicator or predictor of something.
- Offense or annoyance.
- A particular point in events or time.
- A person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowledge.
- A typical example or pattern of something; a model.
- Theft of personal property.
20 Clues: Offense or annoyance. • Theft of personal property. • A flash or sparkle of light. • A fierce or destructive attack. • A dishonest or unscrupulous man. • A particular point in events or time. • A book, especially a large, heavy, scholarly one. • A typical example or pattern of something; a model. • A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past. • ...
yong's crossword 2025-11-27
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- the capital of a country where NZ consistently dumps their waste. also where I was born.
- a fantasy book series with 9 published books as well as 2 extra .5 books
- Sir James Galway plays this instrument
- a fantasy book series based off greek mythology
- the genre of music that is highly disregarded nowadays
- a fluffy herbivore in which mini lops are one of their breeds
- the moniker of a character in the Marvel universe who enslaved an entire town and made them play out a sitcom fantasy
- a Chinese plucked zither
- a very popular pitched percussion instrument
- a band of three brothers who wrote that song that was trending in every minecraft youtube shorts video
- thing involving a computer and the word 'science' and is something i wish to study in uni
- the fastest racket sport
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- the most famous universe of superhero film media
- this artist has a first name of Alec- not Alex
- a blend between pop and rock
- the longest match from this sport lasted over 11 hours
- an individual sport that's very cold
- son of the scarlet witch. first mcu appearance in Wandavision
- one of the most famous comic brands
- an artist who dated Camila Cabello
- a villian/antihero/hero in the Marvel universe who is consistently more popular than the heroes and 'died' three times or tried to die
- a band that wrote the song that played during the end credits of Hunger Games: Catching Fire
22 Clues: a Chinese plucked zither • the fastest racket sport • a blend between pop and rock • an artist who dated Camila Cabello • one of the most famous comic brands • an individual sport that's very cold • Sir James Galway plays this instrument • a very popular pitched percussion instrument • this artist has a first name of Alec- not Alex • ...
4th Grade 2025-2026 2026-05-21
Across
- works meticulously on every task
- Always participates, no matter what subject
- has grit and never gives up
- most laidback and gets along with everyone
- Earliebird, almost always first to the classroom!
- Has the smallest handwriting and loves greek mythology
- always finds a way to chat with friends
- co-ninja constantly organizing, plotting, and planning
- co-mathlete always trying to beat his own personal record
- perseveres even when work is hard and is kind to everyone
- always writes kind encouraging notes and even says thank you when given a test
- finds triangles especially humorous!
- our classroom energizer bunny always ready to learn new things
- most enthusiastic football player (has to be reminded it’s only two hand touch!)
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- comes to school with a great attitude every day
- social butterfly always trying to sneak in one more chat with a friend
- can do a perfect front and back walkover
- comes with a smile and ready to learn each day
- has loved teaching this class
- seamlessly joined our class and made instant friends
- co-ninja constantly organizing, plotting, and planning
- always smiles and even laughs at her own silly mistakes
- Wins the award for having the most supplies on the ground
- co-mathlete always trying to beat his own personal record
- Has a nickname that no teacher understands
- most energetic girl in the classroom always willing to take risks and participate
- loves spreading joy and giving gifts
- bookworm and an encyclopedia of facts
28 Clues: has grit and never gives up • has loved teaching this class • works meticulously on every task • loves spreading joy and giving gifts • finds triangles especially humorous! • bookworm and an encyclopedia of facts • always finds a way to chat with friends • can do a perfect front and back walkover • most laidback and gets along with everyone • ...
Greek Gods 2021-05-05
12 Clues: God of the dead • Godess of books • Godess of makeup • God of traveling • God of WW1&2, Greek • God of death, Greek • Hunters of ________ • God of getting drunk • Godess B*tch of Family • King of the Gods, Greek • God of the fishes, Greek • Brother of the Godess of the Hunter
Greece 2024-04-25
Across
- Greece is in this continent
- Greek city with strong military
- early group of people in Greece
- war between Athens and Sparta
- Socrates drank this poison
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- famous Greek scientist
- his students watched him die
- early Greek doctor
- school started by Plato
- Greek city of philosophers
- study of wisdom
- student of Socrates
12 Clues: study of wisdom • early Greek doctor • student of Socrates • famous Greek scientist • school started by Plato • Greek city of philosophers • Socrates drank this poison • Greece is in this continent • his students watched him die • war between Athens and Sparta • Greek city with strong military • early group of people in Greece
English Extra Credit- Quarter 3 2015-03-09
Across
- What is the most common fruit in the world?
- Where did Johnny stab Bob?
- How would you describe Johnny stabbing Bob?
- What is used to make wishes in "The Monkeys Paw"
- What did Harriet use to escape?
- How old is Anne is The Diary of Anne Frank?
- What is the largest city in the world?
- who is the ruler in the greek mythology book?
- What group is ponyboy in?
- what was Ares the goddess of?
- what is the story mrs.flowers encouraging?
- Where does Mrs.flowers take place?
- Where did Harriets journey begin?
- What is the most common visited city in the world?
- how would you describe Anne's mood throughout the story?
- What does Anne do about the characters emotions in the story?
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- How would you describe Ponyboys mood?
- What year did Anne's Diary start?
- what is the main animal in "The Third Wish?"
- cumpleaños how do you say happy birthday in Spanish?
- What did Hermes Carry?
- What are the name of the ancestors in "The Medicine Bag?"
- What is the word for Alfonso not liking his apperance?
- How does ponyboy describe his hair?
- what is Hera's ROMAN name?
- What does Alfonso try to fix?
- Who is the main character in "The Medicine Bag?"
- What is the season in "The Third Wish?"
- How would you describe Dally's Mood?
- What does the son turn into in "The Monkey's paw?"
30 Clues: What did Hermes Carry? • What group is ponyboy in? • Where did Johnny stab Bob? • what is Hera's ROMAN name? • What does Alfonso try to fix? • what was Ares the goddess of? • What did Harriet use to escape? • What year did Anne's Diary start? • Where did Harriets journey begin? • Where does Mrs.flowers take place? • How does ponyboy describe his hair? • ...
Planets And Their Moons 2023-01-31
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- A Moon with a Thin Atmosphere
- Mars' Smallest Moon
- A Moon not Tidally Locked with Haumea
- The Second Largest Dwarf Moon
- The Farthest Planet in our Solar System
- Named after the Titaness of Greek Mythology
- The Ninth Planet until 2006
- A Dwarf Planet with an Odd Egg Shape
- Rotates in the Equatorial Plane of Uranus
- A Moon with a Radius of 457 Miles
- The Red Planet
- A Moon only 1.5% as bright as Haumea
- The Planet that we Live On
- The Largest Dwarf Moon
- Mars' Biggest Moon
- Hottest and Brightest Planet
- A Dwarf Planet in the Asteroid Belt
- Planet with an Extensive Ring System
- Saturn's Second Largest Moon
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- Closest Planet to the Sun
- Has Roughly Equal Amounts of Water and Ice
- A little More Massive than Pluto
- The Only Known Moon to have an Atmosphere
- A Moon with 150+ Active Volcanoes
- The Biggest Moon with a Magnetic Field
- The Largest Planet in our Solar System
- It's Destiny is 0.97 Times that of Liquid Water
- Uranus' Largest Moon
- Most Massive Moon in the Solar System
- A Moon with Water Underneath its Surface
- Once Known to be a Dwarf Planet Long Ago
- Commonly Confused with the Death Star
- Our Natural Satellite
- A Red Dwarf Planet
- A Small Icy Moon
- A Planet that Spins on its Side
- Discovered on October 24, 1851
37 Clues: The Red Planet • A Small Icy Moon • A Red Dwarf Planet • Mars' Biggest Moon • Mars' Smallest Moon • Uranus' Largest Moon • Our Natural Satellite • The Largest Dwarf Moon • Closest Planet to the Sun • The Planet that we Live On • The Ninth Planet until 2006 • Hottest and Brightest Planet • Saturn's Second Largest Moon • A Moon with a Thin Atmosphere • The Second Largest Dwarf Moon • ...
Interclass CWP 2022-05-17
Across
- to stretch or extend
- a German prison camp for captured enemy officers.
- an Arab market or marketplace; a bazaar.
- one of two filaments of silk combined by the silkworm to form a strand of silk
- dull; melancholy; dismal.
- chiefly Scottish variant of once.
- a man who behaves dishonorably, especially toward a woman
- a marine mollusk
- to shoot into the air during a duel
- a flat bread roll topped with chopped onions
- A South American freshwater dolphin
- a phoenix in chinese mythology
- a formerly used Japanese monetary unit equal to ¹/₁₀ sen
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- meaningless talk; to tease, fool, kid
- a small axe used for cutting roof slates, with a point for making nail holes
- the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet
- a yellow-flowered European plant of the cabbage family.
- A sneer; a flout.
- Neighbor ( a person living on adjacent or nearby land)
- dialectal of vex, distress, worry
- used in veterinary medicine as a substitute for cocaine
- fourteenth letter of the Greek alphabet
- a steep, narrow gully on a mountainside.
- a valley, especially a broad one.
- the period of light between sunrise and sunset, as distinguished from the night.
- a coniferous tree which has red berrylike fruits
- a large edible abalone (mollusk)
- a female ferret
- a console or bracket, typically with two volutes, that supports or appears to support a cornice.
- chiefly Scottish. : the palm of the hand.
30 Clues: a female ferret • a marine mollusk • A sneer; a flout. • to stretch or extend • dull; melancholy; dismal. • a phoenix in chinese mythology • a large edible abalone (mollusk) • dialectal of vex, distress, worry • chiefly Scottish variant of once. • a valley, especially a broad one. • to shoot into the air during a duel • A South American freshwater dolphin • ...
Bartleby Nouns! 2022-11-02
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- curses
- oddities, quirks
- a dwelling in which one abides
- daydreams
- respect for a superior
- intemperate living, especially excessive, dissolute drinking
- an unjust or unlawful takeover
- caution or circumspection as to risk
- companion, colleague, or fellow-citizen
- comes from the Latin word ala, "wing"
- annulment or cancellation
- the quality of being obstinate
- [1] a fire-breathing she-monster in Greek mythology having a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail; [2] an imaginary monster compounded of incongruous parts; [3] an illusion or fabrication of the mind
- customary employment
- Related word: stipulate
- a premonition; comes from Lat. sentio
- Lot's wife was turned into a ______ of salt because she looked back at cities being destroyed by God
- abilities; senses
- an erratic mistake, from Lat. vagare, to wander
- scorn
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- visage is a synonym
- despair
- the act of acquiring something
- Related to the Latin words ab and errare
- the state or attitude of unconcerned
- intimidating or harassing
- insolence is a synonym
- quality of being considered proper by society
- something that provokes
- relief, aid, help
- the way in which one carries oneself
- repayment, revenge
- warnings
- money or food given to the poor
- arrival (used of Christmas)
- a fanciful desire
- the state of being perplexed
- If you are *industrious,* you possess the quality of ______.
- a fool
39 Clues: scorn • curses • a fool • despair • warnings • daydreams • oddities, quirks • relief, aid, help • a fanciful desire • abilities; senses • repayment, revenge • visage is a synonym • customary employment • respect for a superior • insolence is a synonym • something that provokes • Related word: stipulate • intimidating or harassing • annulment or cancellation • arrival (used of Christmas) • ...
Addams family Jr. Crossword 2026-03-12
Across
- – To hug; to accept something willingly.
- without meaning to.
- – Mentions of something or sources used for information.
- – Secretly planning something, often something harmful.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – To faint or feel overcome by emotion.
- – To strongly dislike or hate.
- – Refusing to accept or give in to something.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – without intention; accidentally.
- – A figure from Greek mythology who helped Jason and later took revenge on him.
- – A feeling or emotional attitude.
- – Forbidden or socially unacceptable.
- – A quick look or glance.
- – Strongly affected by something.
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- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
- – Feeling very sad or hopeless.
- – A doctor’s written order for medicine.
- – In a way that causes strong dislike or revulsion.
- – Talking a lot about unimportant things.
- – To suppose something is true without full proof.
- – Related to the heart.
- – A large decorative cup, often used in ceremonies.
- – A game where players act out words without speaking.
- – Revealing or making information known.
- – Filling someone with the urge to do something creative or good.
- – The system of money, trade, and industry in a country.
- – In psychology, the part of the mind driven by basic desires and instincts.
- – Large in amount or range.
- – Treatments that help cure or relieve a problem or illness.
- – Demanding firmly that something be done or believed.
- – Completely unreasonable or silly.
33 Clues: without meaning to. • – Related to the heart. • – A quick look or glance. • – Large in amount or range. • – To strongly dislike or hate. • – Feeling very sad or hopeless. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – Strongly affected by something. • – without intention; accidentally. • – A feeling or emotional attitude. • ...
Addams Family Crossword 2026-03-05
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- – Strongly affected by something.
- – To hug; to accept something willingly.
- – A large decorative cup, often used in ceremonies.
- – To suppose something is true without full proof.
- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Related to the heart.
- – Accidentally; without meaning to.
- – Mentions of something or sources used for information.
- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Forbidden or socially unacceptable.
- – To strongly dislike or hate.
- – In psychology, the part of the mind driven by basic desires and instincts.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – Large in amount or range.
- – Secretly planning something, often something harmful.
- – In a way that causes strong dislike or revulsion.
- – A quick look or glance.
- – Filling someone with the urge to do something creative or good.
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- – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
- – Revealing or making information known.
- – A figure from Greek mythology who helped Jason and later took revenge on him.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – Feeling very sad or hopeless.
- – Refusing to accept or give in to something.
- – Talking a lot about unimportant things.
- – A doctor’s written order for medicine.
- – A game where players act out words without speaking.
- – Completely unreasonable or silly.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – A feeling or emotional attitude.
- – The system of money, trade, and industry in a country.
- – Demanding firmly that something be done or believed.
- – To faint or feel overcome by emotion.
- – Treatments that help cure or relieve a problem or illness.
35 Clues: – Related to the heart. • – A quick look or glance. • – Large in amount or range. • – To strongly dislike or hate. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Feeling very sad or hopeless. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Strongly affected by something. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – A feeling or emotional attitude. • ...
Early Civilizations & Empires 2017-12-01
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- A military formation of foot soldiers armed with spears and shields.
- Relating to the civilization, language, art, science, & literature of the Greek world from the reign of Alexander the Great.
- Greek philosopher, encouraged his students to examine their beliefs. Eventually tried & put to death in Athens for treason.
- The Golden Age of Greece took place in Athens and was a time where art, architecture, democracy, and philosophy flourished under this leader.
- King of Macedonia who overthrew the Persian Empire, expanded the empire into India, Egypt, & Persia. Known for spreading Hellenistic Culture a blend of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, & India culture.
- War between the two Greek city-states of Sparta & Athens that lasted from 431 to 404 B.C., in which Athens and its allies were defeated by Sparta and its allies.
- A government in which power is the hands of a few people, especially one in which rule is based upon wealth.
- The art of ancient Greece or Rome, in which harmony, order, & proportion were emphasized.
- Greek philosopher & student of Socrates, wrote the Republic – said society divided into 3 groups = farmers/artisans, warriors, & the ruling class. Best type of ruler a philosopher-king. Opened the school the Academy.
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- Greek philosopher & student of Plato. Opened the school the Lyceum. His work provides the basis of the Scientific Method. Tutored Alexander the Great.
- A series of wars in the fifth century B.C., in which Greek city-states battled the Persian Empire. The Greek city-states one even though outnumbered. After the wars, Athens emerged as the dominant Greek city-state.
- Major city & center of Hellenistic culture located on the delta of the Nile in Egypt. Founded by Alexander the Great. It was a center of Hellenistic scholarship in astronomy, mathematics, science & the capital of Egypt.
- Teaching by using a question and answer approach.
- A government in which citizens rule directly rather than through representatives.
- A government controlled by its citizens, either directly or through representatives.
- A government in which power is in the hands of a single person.
- A government in which power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class or nobility.
17 Clues: Teaching by using a question and answer approach. • A government in which power is in the hands of a single person. • A military formation of foot soldiers armed with spears and shields. • A government in which citizens rule directly rather than through representatives. • A government controlled by its citizens, either directly or through representatives. • ...
Ancient Greece & Hellenism 2017-12-01
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- A government in which power is the hands of a few people, especially one in which rule is based upon wealth.
- A government in which power is in the hands of a single person.
- A government in which citizens rule directly rather than through representatives.
- Greek philosopher & student of Plato. Opened the school the Lyceum. His work provides the basis of the Scientific Method. Tutored Alexander the Great.
- War between the two Greek city-states of Sparta & Athens that lasted from 431 to 404 B.C., in which Athens and its allies were defeated by Sparta and its allies.
- Teaching by using a question and answer approach.
- Greek philosopher, encouraged his students to examine their beliefs. Eventually tried & put to death in Athens for treason.
- The art of ancient Greece or Rome, in which harmony, order, & proportion were emphasized.
- A military formation of foot soldiers armed with spears and shields.
- Greek philosopher & student of Socrates, wrote the Republic – said society divided into 3 groups = farmers/artisans, warriors, & the ruling class. Best type of ruler a philosopher-king. Opened the school the Academy.
- The Golden Age of Greece took place in Athens and was a time where art, architecture, democracy, and philosophy flourished under this leader.
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- Major city & center of Hellenistic culture located on the delta of the Nile in Egypt. Founded by Alexander the Great. It was a center of Hellenistic scholarship in astronomy, mathematics, science & the capital of Egypt.
- A series of wars in the fifth century B.C., in which Greek city-states battled the Persian Empire. The Greek city-states one even though outnumbered. After the wars, Athens emerged as the dominant Greek city-state.
- King of Macedonia who overthrew the Persian Empire, expanded the empire into India, Egypt, & Persia. Known for spreading Hellenistic Culture a blend of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, & India culture.
- A government controlled by its citizens, either directly or through representatives.
- Relating to the civilization, language, art, science, & literature of the Greek world from the reign of Alexander the Great.
- A government in which power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class or nobility.
17 Clues: Teaching by using a question and answer approach. • A government in which power is in the hands of a single person. • A military formation of foot soldiers armed with spears and shields. • A government in which citizens rule directly rather than through representatives. • A government controlled by its citizens, either directly or through representatives. • ...
Joseph Greece 2020-11-10
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- land form surrounded by water on 3 sides
- thinkers who use critical thinking to form their opinion
- government controlled by its people
- stories about gods
- relating to the civilization, language,art, science, and literature of the Greek
- bad leader
- long Greek poems/stories
- one person in charge
- Indo-European people who settled on the Greek mainland around 2000 B.C.
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- a fortified hilltop in an ancient
- power in the hands of few people
- Greek city state
- power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class or nobility.
- an enormous Hellenistic statue that
- stood near the harbor of Rhodes.
- an ancient kingdom north of Greece
16 Clues: bad leader • Greek city state • stories about gods • one person in charge • long Greek poems/stories • power in the hands of few people • stood near the harbor of Rhodes. • a fortified hilltop in an ancient • an ancient kingdom north of Greece • government controlled by its people • an enormous Hellenistic statue that • land form surrounded by water on 3 sides • ...
Classical Civilizations 2024-09-16
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- Greek city-state known for war/conquering and superior warriors
- From the peninsula of Attica, leaders of the Greek world
- period of time when the Greek language and ideas were taken to the non-Greek world
- "the rule of few", a form of government in which only a select few hold control
- the early Greek city-state consisting of a city or town and its surrounding countryside
- Greeks and Spartans held off a Persian army for 2 days before being betrayed and outflanked
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- a gathering place at the top of a hill, sometimes the site of a temple
- a wall of shields created by foot soldiers marching side by side in a rectangle formation
- War between Athens and Sparta, Sparta won
- A Greek temple dedicated to the goddess Athena
- "the rule of many" government by the people or people representatives
- son of King Phillip king at age 20 helped spread Hellenistic culture across Europe
- a long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero
- a state with political and economical control over the surrounding countryside
- Famous scientist of the Hellenistic era, discovered geometry of cylinders and spheres
- Indo-europeans civilization who lived in modern day Iran
16 Clues: War between Athens and Sparta, Sparta won • A Greek temple dedicated to the goddess Athena • a long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero • From the peninsula of Attica, leaders of the Greek world • Indo-europeans civilization who lived in modern day Iran • Greek city-state known for war/conquering and superior warriors • ...
Greek Theater 2024-09-11
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- Not showing respect or reverence, especially for a god.
- The events that will necessarily happen to a particular person or thing in the future.
- A face covering with exaggerated features used by actors in Greek theater.
- The only surviving trilogy of Greek plays, written by Aeschylus.
- A group of three related plays or works.
- The earliest known Greek playwright, often referred to as the 'father of tragedy.'
- A type of play dealing with serious subjects and often involving a sad or disastrous ending.
- A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially equally undesirable ones.
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- A group of performers who comment on the main action in a play.
- The scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context.
- The Greek god of wine and fertility.
- A crane-like device used to hoist actors playing gods onto the stage.
- A backdrop and dressing room behind the acting area in Greek theater.
- The first actor in Greek theater who interacted with the chorus.
- A person who writes plays.
- The development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power.
16 Clues: A person who writes plays. • The Greek god of wine and fertility. • A group of three related plays or works. • Not showing respect or reverence, especially for a god. • A group of performers who comment on the main action in a play. • The only surviving trilogy of Greek plays, written by Aeschylus. • The first actor in Greek theater who interacted with the chorus. • ...
Religious Symbols 2023-10-09
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- Eucharistic symbol
- Sacred vessel
- First letter of the Greek alphabet
- Eucharistic symbol
- Last letter of the Greek alphabet
- Symbol of victory
- Crucifixion symbol
- Monogram of Christ
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- Represents Jesus
- Greek word for "fish"
- Early Christian symbol
- Peace symbol
- Symbol of God's authority
- Symbol of hope
- Symbol of the Holy Spirit
15 Clues: Peace symbol • Sacred vessel • Symbol of hope • Represents Jesus • Symbol of victory • Eucharistic symbol • Eucharistic symbol • Crucifixion symbol • Monogram of Christ • Greek word for "fish" • Early Christian symbol • Symbol of God's authority • Symbol of the Holy Spirit • Last letter of the Greek alphabet • First letter of the Greek alphabet
julianne word sort 7 2015-09-23
Greece Crossword 2022-10-06
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- building or outdoor arena where dramatic performances are performed
- a great victory
- system of government by whole population that uses elected representatives
- City, nickname for ancient Rome
- any of a number of officials who had charge of public revenue
- Greek philosopher who founded first institution of higher learning
- scenes filled with slapstick situations
- aristocrat or nobleman
- first writers and speakers of Ancient Greece
- cruel and oppressive ruler
- Greek philosopher and polymath
- sustained fight
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- the founder of Pythagoreanism
- the great, founder of ancient greek empire
- ruler with total power over a country
- Wars, conflict between Greece and Persia
- member of a class of serfs in ancient Sparta
- a person engaged or learned in philosophy
- Greek philosopher who founded Western philosophy
- highest class in certain society's
- worn on breastplates by Roman soldiers during parades
- country of southeast Europe
- fame attained through hard work
- native or inhabitant of ancient Troy
- an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress
25 Clues: a great victory • sustained fight • aristocrat or nobleman • cruel and oppressive ruler • country of southeast Europe • the founder of Pythagoreanism • Greek philosopher and polymath • fame attained through hard work • City, nickname for ancient Rome • highest class in certain society's • native or inhabitant of ancient Troy • ruler with total power over a country • ...
Greek Crossword James Morgan 2022-10-18
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- Zeus sister-wife
- Lead by King Cyrus that attacked Greece
- Battle faught in 480 B.C. that was won by the Persian
- Persian city states
- Greek warships made during the Persian war
- League in which Sparta is the leader
- Priestesses in Apollo
- leader of Macedonia
- The son of Philip ll
- Naval Greek victory in the Persian war
- League in which Athens is leader
- Leader of the Persians during the Persian war
- Leader of all gods
- writer of the Iliad
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- Present given to Troy during the Trojan war
- the starter of Ionian revolution
- Retriever of the golden fleece for his mother
- God of water
- civilization that rose after the Minoans
- connected the sea of Marmana and Aegean sea
- Old Greek poems taken from old stories
- Connecting Capital city and sardis for trade
- Greek goddess of warfare
- another name for the Minoan civilization
- First written language used by the Greeks
25 Clues: God of water • Zeus sister-wife • Leader of all gods • Persian city states • leader of Macedonia • writer of the Iliad • The son of Philip ll • Priestesses in Apollo • Greek goddess of warfare • the starter of Ionian revolution • League in which Athens is leader • League in which Sparta is the leader • Old Greek poems taken from old stories • Naval Greek victory in the Persian war • ...
Holder - Marks 2019-05-02
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- The Fourth Mark of the Church
- Individual who is part of an unorganized group that breaks away from the unity of the Catholic Church
- The obstinate denial by a baptized person of some truth that must be believed with divine faith
- "Mother of Christ"
- Bishop of Laodicea in Syria
- In this creed, we profess our faith at mass saying the four marks
- Efforts to reunite all Christians on Earth
- In greek it means "Word"
- Will never change in its essential aspects
- Uniqueness
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- Greek for "bearer of God"
- This is the third mark of the church
- Having no flaw or detect
- A breach of the unity of the visible church
- There are this many marks of the Church
- derived from the greek work gnosis
- Will exist until the end of time
- Portion of the People of God that is entrusted to a bishop to be nurtured by him
- From the Greek for "one sent forth"
- Total repudiation of the Christian Faith
20 Clues: Uniqueness • "Mother of Christ" • Having no flaw or detect • In greek it means "Word" • Greek for "bearer of God" • Bishop of Laodicea in Syria • The Fourth Mark of the Church • Will exist until the end of time • derived from the greek work gnosis • From the Greek for "one sent forth" • This is the third mark of the church • There are this many marks of the Church • ...
Theatre Terms to Know 2020-09-18
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- Greek Philosopher
- an open circular or oval building
- Wrote the story of Oedipus
- latin meaning for "god from the machine"
- A tragedian of classical Athens
- four related dramas
- the dancing space of the stage
- the seating section in the theatre
- A song that was danced to in the honor of dionysus
- the father of tragedy
- a group that performs vocally
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- The birth place of theatre
- the footwear worn by actors
- a wealthy athenian citizen
- people who write plays
- the part of the theatre where the actors perform
- the structure at the back of the stage
- He was the ruler of greece when theater was born
- an ancient greek altar
- The greek god of theatre and wine
- the purification of the emotions
- at the center of the orchestra
- The first actor
- the side entrance to the stage
- a greek story where the main character faces great sorrow
- an actor or actress
26 Clues: The first actor • Greek Philosopher • four related dramas • an actor or actress • the father of tragedy • people who write plays • an ancient greek altar • The birth place of theatre • a wealthy athenian citizen • Wrote the story of Oedipus • the footwear worn by actors • a group that performs vocally • at the center of the orchestra • the side entrance to the stage • ...
Theatre Terms to Know 2020-09-21
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- Greek Philosopher
- an open circular or oval building
- Wrote the story of Oedipus
- latin meaning for "god from the machine"
- A tragedian of classical Athens
- four related dramas
- the dancing space of the stage
- the seating section in the theatre
- A song that was danced to in the honor of dionysus
- the father of tragedy
- a group that performs vocally
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- The birth place of theatre
- the footwear worn by actors
- a wealthy athenian citizen
- people who write plays
- the part of the theatre where the actors perform
- the structure at the back of the stage
- He was the ruler of greece when theater was born
- an ancient greek altar
- The greek god of theatre and wine
- the purification of the emotions
- at the center of the orchestra
- The first actor
- the side entrance to the stage
- a greek story where the main character faces great sorrow
- an actor or actress
26 Clues: The first actor • Greek Philosopher • four related dramas • an actor or actress • the father of tragedy • people who write plays • an ancient greek altar • The birth place of theatre • a wealthy athenian citizen • Wrote the story of Oedipus • the footwear worn by actors • a group that performs vocally • at the center of the orchestra • the side entrance to the stage • ...
Percy Jackson Crossword 2021-07-31
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- Animal with which Percy can communicate
- Author’s last name
- Creature guarding the labyrinth
- Objects become what metal when Midas touches them
- Greek hero after whom Percy is named
- Greek god of the sea; Percy’s father
- Goddess who controls the Mist
- Greek god who has his own series
- Name of the three-headed dog guarding Hades
- The type of creature Grover is
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- The type of creature Medusa is
- Name of the camp Percy attends every summer
- An hypnotic ability possessed by chosen children of Aphrodite
- Relieves Annabeth’s burden of holding up the sky
- The color of food Percy’s mother always makes him
- The female titan who birthed the main six Greek gods
- The creator of the labyrinth
- Vulnerable spot on Achilles’ body
- The name of Percy’s sword
- Name of the main character in the Percy Jackson sequel series Heroes of Olympus
- Country of origin for the pantheon in The Kane Chronicles series
21 Clues: Author’s last name • The name of Percy’s sword • The creator of the labyrinth • Goddess who controls the Mist • The type of creature Medusa is • The type of creature Grover is • Creature guarding the labyrinth • Greek god who has his own series • Vulnerable spot on Achilles’ body • Greek hero after whom Percy is named • Greek god of the sea; Percy’s father • ...
SMA World History Final Exam Crossword - GREECE 2013-06-06
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- Socrates dies a hero's death for ____, not for bravery or war!
- Believes the Persians are still a threat
- Ancient Greek marketplace
- A major theme of early Greek Epics
- An ancient Greek City-State
- Provided a medium where a fisherman could fight a king
- Pericles lover, she was an uncommon match?
- This worked well for Athens - then worked even better for Sparta.
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- The foundation of political leadership following the revolution in Athens
- "An unexamined life, is not a life worth living."
- Ability to vote someone "out" once a year
- Killed almost 1/3 of Athenians - more than war!
- A Greek Spear Unit
- The style of theater made famous by the Greeks
- The vision of Athenian Politician - Pericles
- Became a Tyrant after his brother was murdered
- The Spartan's were famous for their strict adherence to law. This created _____ among soldiers and citizens?
- A more "modern" Athenian statesman. Aristocrat.
- The Parthenon Frieze immortalized whom? The ____
- After their defeat at Syracuse, the Athenians archenemy decides step in..
20 Clues: A Greek Spear Unit • Ancient Greek marketplace • An ancient Greek City-State • A major theme of early Greek Epics • Believes the Persians are still a threat • Ability to vote someone "out" once a year • Pericles lover, she was an uncommon match? • The vision of Athenian Politician - Pericles • The style of theater made famous by the Greeks • ...
Best 'Word Pinkerton' in the World Award goes to....... 2021-12-11
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- period of time after a person's death
- Greek root meaning 'movement'
- a root that appears at the end of words, like -ness
- important, significant
- stratovolcanco on the border of Argentina and Chile; diacriticals: \ ˌyü-ˌyī-ˈyä-(ˌ)kō \
- many forms of communication (contains a base word and a suffix)
- Greek root meaning 'to look at'
- tricky sound in spelling; sounds like \uh\
- friendly
- to stop something in between
- able to utilize something
- Greek root meaning 'word'
- clear
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- detail-oriented, extremely careful regarding tasks
- a root that appears at the beginning of words, like pro-
- extremely sad; despondent
- Greek root meaning 'to love'
- someone who flees to another country
- French language pattern at appears at the end of words, pronounced \et\
- Latin root meaning 'word'
- possible
- 'building blocks' of words
- extreme hatred
- word that contains the Latin root 'bracchium' means a jewelry worn on the wrist
- diacriticals: \ ˈau̇fˌtäktiḵˌkīt \
25 Clues: clear • possible • friendly • extreme hatred • important, significant • extremely sad; despondent • Latin root meaning 'word' • able to utilize something • Greek root meaning 'word' • 'building blocks' of words • Greek root meaning 'to love' • to stop something in between • Greek root meaning 'movement' • Greek root meaning 'to look at' • diacriticals: \ ˈau̇fˌtäktiḵˌkīt \ • ...
Learning Contract #4 2025-01-14
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- Government where citizens vote on decisions.
- Economy Economic system of direct trade without money.
- League Military alliance led by Sparta.
- Land surrounded by water on three sides, often connected to a larger landmass.
- League Alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens.
- Greek city-state, the basic political unit of ancient Greece.
- Influential Greek city-state known for democracy and cultural achievements.
- Government ruled by a few powerful individuals.
- Ruler who takes power by force.
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- Civilization Blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian cultures.
- Temple in Athens honoring Athena.
- Region north of Greece, known for powerful kings.
- Military formation of tightly packed soldiers.
- Economy Economic system using currency for trade.
- War Conflict within a country over government control.
- Thinker who seeks wisdom and questions life.
- Government controlled by a privileged class.
- Government ruled by a king or queen.
- Age Period of cultural and scientific achievements.
- Peninsula Large southeastern European peninsula including Greece.
20 Clues: Ruler who takes power by force. • Temple in Athens honoring Athena. • Government ruled by a king or queen. • League Military alliance led by Sparta. • Government where citizens vote on decisions. • Thinker who seeks wisdom and questions life. • Government controlled by a privileged class. • Military formation of tightly packed soldiers. • ...
Lesson 10 - Vocabulary 2022-12-05
The Greek Revolution. 2021-03-23
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- The Greek War of______
- Greek war _______ other peoples.
- Eugène Delacroix was a famous _____ who was inspired by the Greek revolution.
- The stripes on the Greek flag represent the nine-syllable motto of the Greek Revolution. Which is the motto?______ or death
- Palaion Patron Germanos blessed the____ of the Greek revolution at the Monastery of Agia Lavra
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- The _______ at Chios.
- Which religious holiday is celebrated on the 25th of March?______
- 1821/the ____ when the revolution started.
- An English romantic poet who participated in the Greek War of Independence and died in Messolonghi
- the Battle of Navarino led to the ____ of the Ottoman–Egyptian fleet.
- The Greeks were later assisted by Great Britain, France and Russia,the three great_____
- How did Athanasios Diakos got executed by Omer vryonis?________
12 Clues: The _______ at Chios. • The Greek War of______ • Greek war _______ other peoples. • 1821/the ____ when the revolution started. • How did Athanasios Diakos got executed by Omer vryonis?________ • Which religious holiday is celebrated on the 25th of March?______ • the Battle of Navarino led to the ____ of the Ottoman–Egyptian fleet. • ...
Social Studies Crossword 2017-03-06
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- is a group of warriors who stood close together in a square.
- War this invasion began a series of wars between Persia and Greece.
- War a war between Athens and Sparta that threatened to tear all of Greece apart.
- The most impressive Greek building was the _______ in Athens.
- __________ was one of the greatest Greek historians.
- a unit of soldiers who ride horses.
- Greek paintings were often painted on _______ and are admired for their realism.
- 1 tried to conquer Greece again.
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- the greatest Greek doctor.
- or Greek-like
- __________ wanted to make people think and question their own beliefs.
- an agreement to work together.
- 1 claimed the throne and killed all his rivals for power.
- clear and ordered thinking.
- he was interested in geometry, the study of lines angles and shapes.
15 Clues: or Greek-like • the greatest Greek doctor. • clear and ordered thinking. • an agreement to work together. • 1 tried to conquer Greece again. • a unit of soldiers who ride horses. • __________ was one of the greatest Greek historians. • 1 claimed the throne and killed all his rivals for power. • is a group of warriors who stood close together in a square. • ...
Vocabulary Lesson 1-5 Review- 10th Grade 2021-11-01
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- From the Greek root word “mnemonikos” relating to or assisting the memory
- Latin root word meaning “to know” or “to understand”
- Agnostic, physiognomy, and prognosis all share this Greek root word
- To authorize; to certify; to believe
- Greek root meaning “holy,” “sacred,” or “supernatural”
- Coming from the root word “puto” meaning to determine by mathematics
- To provide a rational basis for something, often by false or self-serving reasoning
- Latin root for the word “holy”
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- from the Greek root word “Onoma”, also a literary device
- A military draft
- A person who is honored for their wisdom
- Meaning of the Latin root word “Littera”
- Word that means government by divine power, from the Greek root “Theos”
- To make amends for, from the Latin root word “piatum”
- Latin root for the word “god”
15 Clues: A military draft • Latin root for the word “god” • Latin root for the word “holy” • To authorize; to certify; to believe • A person who is honored for their wisdom • Meaning of the Latin root word “Littera” • Latin root word meaning “to know” or “to understand” • To make amends for, from the Latin root word “piatum” • Greek root meaning “holy,” “sacred,” or “supernatural” • ...
NORSE MYTHOLOGY 2021-09-16
13 Clues: Thor’s wife • mimir’s well • odin’s spear • tree of life • Thor’s hammer • the thunderer • world of mist • the trickster • odin’s arm ring • the all farther • end of the world • home of the gods • goddess of death
Hindu Mythology 2021-10-07
Geography & Mythology 2023-03-06
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- Large peninsula of ancient Greece
- seas of ancient Greece serves as highways for -
- Apollo god of ?
- goddess of hunt and wildlife
- king of the gods
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- smaller peninsula of ancient Greece
- Aphrodite goddess of?
- Athena goddess of ?
- Sea located to East of Greece
- Poseidon god of ?
- queen of the gods
- messenger of the gods
- god of war
13 Clues: god of war • Apollo god of ? • king of the gods • Poseidon god of ? • queen of the gods • Athena goddess of ? • Aphrodite goddess of? • messenger of the gods • goddess of hunt and wildlife • Sea located to East of Greece • Large peninsula of ancient Greece • smaller peninsula of ancient Greece • seas of ancient Greece serves as highways for -
