immunity Crossword Puzzles

17 Clues: germs • bacterium causing disease • spore-producing organisms • provide immunity against one or several diseases • animal like protists, single-celled microscopic organisms • substance active against bacteria , fights disease, bacteria • cannot make their own food/associations with plants and bacteria. • ...

17 Clues: A Spanish explorer • A religious community • Spaniards born in Spain • resistance, particularly to disease • The queen who finances Columbus' voyage • The empire conquered by Francisco Pizarro • An instrument that uses stars for navigation • A type of fort usually built around a mission • Someone who is born of Spanish and Native American parents • ...

17 Clues: Not activated • antigenic determinants • stimulates helper T cells • disease causing organisms • Artificially produced antibodies • site where white blood cells are formed • Responds first at a site of infection or trauma • A set of genes that code for cell surface proteins • a virus or bacteria which induces an immune response • ...

17 Clues: Resistance to disease • Cells that carry oxygen- • Cells that fight disease • "Liquidy" part of the blood • Blood cells responsible for clotting • main organ of the cardiovascular system • A vessel that carries oxygen-rich blood to the body. • Medium sized blood vessels; carries blood to the heart • Smallest blood vessels; carries blood to the extremities • ...

17 Clues: Specific Immunity • Non-Specific General Defense • Vessels Plays a role in homeostasis. • There are _ different kinds of T-cells. • Accumulate as pus at the site of infection. • Plays the role(s) of defense AND homeostasis. • Proteins that target viruses and infected cells. • Ingest tumor cells and cells infected by viruses. • ...

17 Clues: natural resistance • Smallest region in SC • Means "foot of the hills" • Objects created and used by humans • Stretches along the Atlantic Ocean • Columbia is located in this region • Triangular shapped mouth of a river • Home made of this mixture of mud and grass • Largest region with two parts and very flat land • The beliefs, or ideals, that guide the way of people • ...

17 Clues: more smooth • the state of being quiet • to be faster than all others • the state of acting with care • the condition of having good health • characterized by courageous behavior • having more safety than another person • of or relating to the kitchen or cooking • the condition of being imprisoned or confined • the state of being unsure or not knowing something • ...

18 Clues: White blood cell • Transplant from a relative • Cell that gulfs foreign particles • Transplant from a different species • Y-shaped protein produced by B cells • T Cells migrate to what endocrine organ? • A circular piece of DNA found in bacteria • main cell responsible for humoral immunity • The state of having a specific illness or condition • ...

17 Clues: Makes red and white blood cells • First line of defense in throat • Resistance to specific pathogens • makes white blood cells, found in chest • Germs are spread through sneezing and ________ • Type of prokaryotic cell that can make you sick • Found mostly inside cells, makes up 65% of body • The normal conditions your body works to maintain • ...

17 Clues: The little heart-helper pill • Puff of air needed for this lung problem. • The go-to medicine when your nose gets drippy. • The classic hero for fighting off fevers and pain. • The platform where the pharmacist hands out cures. • Tiny liquid doses put straight into your eye or ear. • pill that comes in a tiny, colorful, two-part shell. • ...

17 Clues: The way a disease travels between hosts • Animals that aid in transmitting disease • Fluids (6, 6) Liquids produced by the body • Diseases that spread from one person to another • Isolation from others to prevent spread of disease • Able to be transmitted to people, animals or plants • Spore releasing organisms that feed on organic matter • ...

17 Clues: program to redistribute land. • the ability to read and write • make changes to the constitution. • Spaniards who were born in America. • people voting to reject or accept a law. • a small group that holds political power • poor farmers who farmed small plots of land • a trading bloc of south American countries. • Natural defense, against European diseases. • ...

33 Clues: Ranged creeps deal this type of damage • This unit target item deals pure damage • This item has the longest active cooldown • This silence ability pierces spell immunity • This neutral creep has a chain lightning ability • This hero has the highest agility gain in the game • This is the only hero that has a summon that can use items • ...

26 Clues: Smallest part of a living organism • The small airways that air passes through to the alveoli • The small air sacs where gas exchange occurs in the lungs • A group of specialised cells that carry out a particular job • Small part of a cell with a particular job to do e.g. nucleus • The ribbed tube that carries air from the throat to the lungs • ...

31 Clues: – at the same time • the longest side of a right triangle • meaning “twenty-faced” in Latin and Greek • chemotrophs that are heterotrophic organisms • the deliberate killing of a large group of people • a thin slimy film of bacteria that adheres to a surface • heterotrophic phototrophs; name meaning light nourishment • ...

20 Clues: vaccines made with purified and inactivated toxins • found in the a person's body to combat an infection • enzyme scalpel that cuts the DNA sequence once it is located • polysaccharide antigens conjugated to a more immunogenic protein antigen • Serves as a GPS for finding the desired genetic sequence that is to be cut out • ...

44 Clues: Microbes living in or on the human body • The severity of disease a microbe can cause • Protein made by B cells that binds antigens • Slower, learned immune response with memory • Dietary fibers that feed beneficial microbes • Toxin with an active part and a binding part • Secreted protein toxin that damages host cells • Immune cell that engulfs and destroys microbes • ...

50 Clues: - Act of breathing (11) • - Heart specialist (12) • - Children's doctor (11) • - Organ used for breathing (4) • - Act of getting a vaccine (11) • - Related to bones and muscles (10) • - State of being in good health (8) • - Study of the mind and behavior (10) • - Chemical messenger in the brain (15) • - Where two bones meet in the body (6) • ...

30 Clues: a rod-shaped bacterium • a set of moral principles • the study of microscopic organisms • a microorganism that causes disease • a bacterium that has a spiral shape • an organism that transmits a disease • a round or spherical shaped bacterium • DNA manipulation of cells or organisms • a random change to a gene that results in a new trait • ...

34 Clues: CVD (two words) • AIDS (four words) • HPV (three words) • HIV (three words) • The active drug in alcohol • Drugs that destroy viruses • A drug that reduces blood cholesterol • A protein on the surface of a pathogen • A disease that can be spread between organisms • A drug that reduces the stickiness of platelets • A replica of a drug that has no active ingredients • ...

5 Clues: patients are more at risk. • are unable to survive outside a host. • help slow the transmission of the virus. • help pump air into patients who need help breathing • immunity helps protect people who are at risk or can not get the vaccine

5 Clues: - A person whose job is to kill people • - Someone who is training under a scythe • - Not being able to be gleaned for a year • - A meeting with all the scythes in a region • - What it's called when a scythe kills someone

5 Clues: Your bodies natural instinct • Type of cell that kills infection • What kind of immunity is the second line of defense? • When your bodies temperature rises to kill infection • This is a specific defense mechanism. It increases blood flow to the infected area

20 Clues: Abbreviation for personal protection equipment. • President of the USA during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. • (Of a condition or a person) producing or showing no symptoms. • Abbreviation for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention • Sudden increase in occurrences of a disease in a particular time and place. • ...

35 Clues: Antibody • Antibody against self • Resistance to infection • Determinate site on an antigen • Strength of bond between antigen and antibody • cells Transformed B cells that secretes antibody • antibody Antibody produced by many B cell clones • Injection of immunogenic material to induce immunity • Foreign substance that stimulates antibody production • ...

50 Clues: - Act of breathing (11) • - Heart specialist (12) • - Children's doctor (11) • - Organ used for breathing (4) • - Act of getting a vaccine (11) • - Related to bones and muscles (10) • - State of being in good health (8) • - Study of the mind and behavior (10) • - Injection that provides immunity (7) • - Where two bones meet in the body (6) • ...

34 Clues: Tumors that grow in one spot • An abnormal growth in tissue • Formation of new blood vessels • The anti-growth signaling pathway • Genes that slow down cancer development • Budding yeast cdc13 is this type of cyclin • A type of white blood cell that makes antibodies • When cells/tissues experience normal oxygen levels • New growth when cells grow and divide uncontrollably • ...

27 Clues: A region of the spleen rich in T cells, surrounding central arteries. • A naive CD4+ T cell that has not yet differentiated into Th1, Th2, or Th17. • Lymphoid tissue found in the small intestine that helps monitor gut microbiota. • A programmed cell death mechanism that prevents inflammation and tissue damage. • ...

51 Clues: The way a disease spreads. • Related to microorganisms. • Capable of causing disease. • Cells that fight infections. • Made up of more than one cell. • Wire wound in a loop or spiral. • Related to magnets or magnetism. • Lives on or in a host and harms it. • Injection that helps build immunity. • A microorganism that causes disease. • Passed down through DNA from parents. • ...

29 Clues: Modified Foods • Modified Organisms • Study of Microorganisms • sudden appearance of a disease • or changing biological things Ex.GMOs • an exact replica strand of DNA is made • that cause disease or harm in living things • triphosphate that is used as an energy source • simple sugar that provides energy to organisms • States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention • ...

34 Clues: CVD (two words) • AIDS (four words) • HPV (three words) • HIV (three words) • The active drug in alcohol • Drugs that destroy viruses • A drug that reduces blood cholesterol • A protein on the surface of a pathogen • A disease that can be spread between organisms • A drug that reduces the stickiness of platelets • A replica of a drug that has no active ingredients • ...

9 Clues: _ _ _ _ _ distancing • where did covid-19 came from? • a country where covid-19 have started • this keeps your mouth and nose covered • a sudden occurrence of something unwelcome, such as war or disease • a state of isolation or restricted access instituted as a security measure • a viral respiratory illness that first emerged in China in November 2002 (shortcut) • ...

9 Clues: What is the good type of cholesterol? • What is a good indicator of Diabetes? • If your BMI is 30 or higher you are considered? • Used around the world to produce immunity to disease • Necessary for survival and the nervous system to work properly • The top number of your blood pressure measurement is referred to as • ...

9 Clues: an antibody • Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay • Refers to binding of complement to antigen • Edema of the dermis and subcutaneous tissues • Any substance capable of generating a response from the immune system • A measure of the numbers of false positives produced with the given reaction procedure • ...

9 Clues: Without a doubt; certainly. • To set or keep apart; not joined or connected. • To make someone feel awkward, ashamed, or selfconscious. • Pleasing to the senses or mind; attractive in appearance. • Required or essential; something that must be done or present. • To suggest something as good or suitable for a particular purpose. • ...

5 Clues: It is the study of microscopic organisms • The capability to resist harmful microorganisms • Medicines that help stop the bacterial infection • The process of removing or killing the microorganisms • These are Chemical agents that inactivate or destroy the microorganisms on inert surfaces

5 Clues: what is bayan in English • You must ... to stay healthy • besides eating vegetables we also need to eat • If you feel down you can consume ... for boost your immunity • a condition where the body temperature rises to more than 38°C

5 Clues: Your bodies natural instinct • Type of cell that kills infection • What kind of immunity is the second line of defense? • When your body’s temperature increases to kill infection • This is a specific defense mechanism. It increases blood flow to the infected area

5 Clues: Your bodies natural instinct • Type of cell that kills infection • What kind of immunity is the second line of defense? • When your body’s temperature increases to kill infection • This is a specific defense mechanism. It increases blood flow to the infected area

6 Clues: an antibiotic • antibiotic obtained from fungus Penicillium notatum • chemicals that inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms • a disease caused by bacteria which can be treated by antibiotics • suspensions of killed,or weakened microorganisms,administered to increase protection against a disease • ...

6 Clues: an antibiotic • antibiotic obtained from fungus Penicillium notatum • chemicals that inhibit the growth of harmful microorganisms • a disease caused by bacteria which can be treated by antibiotics • suspensions of killed,or weakened microorganisms,administered to increase protection against a disease • ...

6 Clues: Most fragile of the links of the chain • A host is no longer considered susceptible • An individuals degree of resistance to pathogens • Non-intact skin, mucous membranes, GU tract, GI tract or respiratory tract • Skin and mucous membranes, respiratory tract, GI tract, reproductive tract and blood • ...

6 Clues: Extremely fat or overweight • These are the signs of illness • A state where a person is unable to stop doing something • A body’s ability to not be affected by an illness or disease • A medical specialist who can perform surgery (cut open part of the body) • A disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood

6 Clues: Extremely fat or overweight • These are the signs of illness • A state where a person is unable to stop doing something • A body’s ability to not be affected by an illness or disease • A medical specialist who can perform surgery (cut open part of the body) • A disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood

5 Clues: patients are more at risk. • are unable to survive outside a host. • help slow the transmission of the virus. • help pump air into patients who need help breathing • immunity helps protect people who are at risk or can not get the vaccine

11 Clues: used to treat acne and a skin condition called rosacea • given by antibodies that have been made by other organisms • are used to treat or prevent some types of bacterial infection • a substance that causes the body to make a specific immune responce • other way to get passive immunity, is used to treat venomous bites and stings • ...

9 Clues: These are used as a store of energy • A type of protein found in red blood cells • These are very important for energy in the body • A type of carbohydrate found in plant cell walls • Molecules which include fats, steroids and waxes • A type of proteins which make part of the immune system • ...

9 Clues: A sudden increase in the occurrence of a disease. • The body's ability to resist a particular infection or toxin. • An epidemic that spreads over multiple countries or continents. • Isolation of people or animals to prevent the spread of disease. • Describes a disease that can spread easily from person to person. • ...

9 Clues: an adult female human being. • a vigorous or determined attempt • firmness of purpose; resoluteness. • the state of being diverse; variety. • the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities • a moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something or to act in a certain way. • ...

6 Clues: The way in which people do things • An outbreak of diseases that spreads quickly • When one cultural has more power over another culture • The consequences of the conflict between Māori and Europeans • The immune systems way of protecting themselves from infectious diseases • ...

6 Clues: ,Most fragile of the links of the chain. • ,A host is no longer considered susceptible. • ,An individual's degree of resistance to pathogens. • ,Non-intact skin, mucous membranes, GU tract, GI tract, or respiratory tract. • ,Skin and mucous membranes, respiratory tract, GI tract, reproductive tract, and blood • ...

6 Clues: Extremely fat or overweight • These are the signs of illness • A state where a person is unable to stop doing something • A body’s ability to not be affected by an illness or disease • A medical specialist who can perform surgery (cut open part of the body) • A disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood

6 Clues: resistance to a disease • travel completely around something • granting countries their independence • the extension of power over a territory, including its resources and people • the actions or attitudes of a state whose goal is to expand its power and territory • ...

6 Clues: The way in which people do things • Working together rather than on your own • An outbreak of diseases that spreads quickly • When one cultural has more power over another culture. • The immune systems way of protecting themselves from infectious diseases • When one group is swallowed up by a larger group and having to conform to their values and practices

9 Clues: this is a acquired response caused by pathogens. • two small masses of lymphoid tissue in the throat. • a blood protein produced in response to a specific antigen. • a foreign substance or toxin which causes a immune response. • A thin tube that carries lymphatic fluid and white blood cells. • A small bean shaped structure that is part of the immune system. • ...

7 Clues: A unit of heredity • What DNA is made of. • An addition of one letter on the genetic code. • A sudden change in a gene, trait, or segment of DNA. • The ability to develop an immunity to a chemical from a mutation. • Mutation An exchange of one letter on the genetic code for another • ...

7 Clues: It ______(be) yellowish in color. • breast milk_____(provide)a balanced diet for infants • breast milk ______(contain) all essential nutrients. • In some cultures, colostrum, the first milk that _______(appear) • It ______(increase) immunity against diseases, and improves both physical and mental growth. • ...

6 Clues: The way in which people do things • An outbreak of diseases that spreads quickly • When one cultural has more power over another culture • The consequences of the conflict between Māori and Europeans • The immune systems way of protecting themselves from infectious diseases • ...

19 Clues: The act of gleaning or ending life. • Followers of the teachings of Tonism. • One of the main characters in "Scythe." • The beings that Scythes bring to an end. • Relating to artificially created materials. • The concept of the natural end of human life. • A member of the society depicted in "Scythe." • Where Scythes often go to perform their duty. • ...

6 Clues: The study of small organism. • The body's ability to resist infection. • What is the role of iodine in the Gram stain? • Before “bacteria” was a word, what were microorganisms called? • What types of bacteria are found to be Gram positive cocci in chains? • What component of bacterial cell walls plays a key role in the organisms Gram stain results?

6 Clues: a protein produced by the body's immune system • the condition of being sick or diseased; illness. • A product that stimulates a person's immune system. • single-celled organisms that thrive in diverse environments. • is the ability of the body to defend itself from 'foreign bodies'. • ...

6 Clues: A disease caused by influenza A (H1N1) • If swine flu is suspected, what should the patient do? • An increase in body temperature, symptom related to flu • What happens as a result of close contact with infected animals? • A substance designed to stimulate immunity to a specific pathogen • A common seasonal viral infection found in all parts of the world

13 Clues: The main physical barrier • Neutralises pathogens by using acid • A large WBC that digests all pathogens • A common pathogen that is a single celled life • A thick goo that traps pathogens in the airways • Part of the blood that form scabs to prevent infection • A small molecule which can tag and immobilise pathogens • ...

13 Clues: ____ treating people fairly. • Where the causal agent can live and multiply. • ___ remaining true to your word or keeping promises. • Health Promotion and Education is part of which prevention? • ____ freedom of choice and the exercise of people's rights. • One way to develop an answerable, searchable EBP question is? • ...

13 Clues: a panel of keys that operate a computer • a machine for washing dishes automatically • a device for reintroducing energy to a battery • a piece of related data records for a computer • copy data to the computer system from the internet • branch of science that deals with the physical universe • a substance used to stimulate immunity to a specific virus • ...

13 Clues: Orange veggie that helps you see better in the dark. • Crunchy nuts that nourish skin and hair with healthy fats. • Small purple fruits linked to better memory and brain power. • Popeye’s favorite green that strengthens blood and immunity. • Green tree-like vegetable that builds strong bones and teeth. • ...

7 Clues: fight off germs • can recognise particular germs and respond quickly • type of lymph organs where the mature Tcells are stored • infection fighting white blood cells that help build the immunity • fatty stuff that lives inside the bones where the body makes blood cells • a small organ behind the breast bone where the tcells formed in the marrow mature • ...

14 Clues: Smoking can cause.....diseases • the movement of blood around the body • the condition of being unable to sleep • a system of connected organs, a nerve..... • I could't ..... the food, so I went for a walk • it is connected with food or cooking, . .... use • the act or process of causing or getting a disease • According to local people, the water has healing ...... • ...

14 Clues: A cloud of hydrogen gas and dust • A device used to measure voltage • A device used to measure current • A substance that dissolves a solute • A push or pull that is exerted on an object • Sound waves with frequency more than 20 000 Hz • The degree of hotness or coldness of a substance • The ability of our body to fight a pathogen infection • ...

14 Clues: RNA retrovirus. • Needed to minimize medication resistance. • This drug should not be taken with alcohol. • This medication was approved by the FDA in 2001. • Percent of people in the US living with HIV/AIDS. • This is a highly contagious respiratory infection. • Drug used for prevention of maternal-fetal HIV transmission. • ...

14 Clues: the land away from the coast • a force of citizen - soldiers • natural resistance to disease • a journey for a specific purpose • a person who makes money by teaching for a fee • a geographical area controlled by a distant country • a complaier: one who was not happy with the Georgia • love for humanity, helps other improve the quality of human life • ...

14 Clues: Mental or emotional strain or tension. • The state of overall well-being and good health. • The physical structure of a person or an animal. • The condition of being physically strong and healthy. • Physical activity that helps to keep the body fit and healthy. • Actions taken to avoid or reduce the risk of illness or injury. • ...

14 Clues: a bag or case used to carry arrows • being different in a noticeable way • able to move quickly and gracefully • a long spear used to hunt large fish • in the Sioux culture, a supernatural power • a leftover piece; a small part of the whole • a group of people chosen to lead or give advice • the body’s ability to resist or fight off a disease • ...

14 Clues: Microorganism that causes diseases • Primary location where lymphocytes are synthesised • Elevated body temperature that increases phagocytic activity • Substance secreted by goblet cells lining the respiratory tract • Process carried out by neutrophils in the second line of defence • Substance released by damaged tissues that stimulates vasodilation • ...

14 Clues: Disease classification • Material that can trigger an immune response. • An area in which the causal agent can exist and procreate • Studies interactions between genetics and the environment. • Responsible for smallpox vaccination; "Father of Immunology" • The first epidemiologist; author of "On Airs, Waters, and Places." • ...

7 Clues: Stay _____ Stay Safe. • They raise, care and guide their offspring • This activity helps you stay fit and active • the state of being free from illness or injury. • Those who are not staying home, but are out saving lives everyday. • The ability of an organism to resist a particular infection or toxin in the human body • ...

7 Clues: microorganisms. • process used for wastewater treatment. • used as fuel for production of energy. • ability of an organism to resist an infection. • convert the dead remains of plants and animals to humus. • chemicals produced by microorganisms, that kill or inhibit the growth of other • ...

7 Clues: What was the cause of the Pandemic? • What is the best protection against covid-19? • How many months did the vaccine take to devolop? • What is the primary purpose of getting vaccinated against COVID-19? • What term describes the body's ability to resist infection after vaccination? • ...

19 Clues: A cancerous B cell • An outcome of complement • An antibody against a toxin • Immediate but temporary protection • An immune test that uses the complement antibody • An immunoassay that creates an antibody sandwich • A way to detect antibodies against multiple antigens • An immune test that is faster and easier than an ELISA • ...

19 Clues: Study of Genes • Living infection • Nonliving infection • The cause of a disease • Physical traits of an organism • The complete genetic information • The rate of disease in a population • This term was first coined by Paul Ehrlich • Temporary microbiota found in the human body • The study of patterns and control of diseases • The technology that utilizes biological systems • ...

19 Clues: single-celled organism • individual infected by a disease • prokaryotic single-celled organisms • organism that has more than one cell • living things that cause human diseases • can be passed from one person to another • way of reproducing involving only one parent • widespread illnesses in humans caused by viruses • may be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • ...

20 Clues: Authority to hear a case first. • First Supreme Court Cheif Justice. • Security office assigned to a court. • The supreme law of the United States. • Number of U.S. Supreme Court justices. • Court system that settles disagreements. • Lowest level of the Federal court system. • What Federal circuit in Illinois a part of? • You have the right to remain silent (PLEASE). • ...

20 Clues: T-cells shut down system • initiate chemical response • an organism that causes disease • resistance to a certain pathogen • fluid found in the lymphatic system • kill pathogens by puncturing cell membrane • produces antibodies in response to antigens • a substance that stimulates an immune response • stimulates an immune response against an antigen • ...

19 Clues: Stripy swimmer in genetic studies. • The toxic side of the cellular world. • The lab's "magic wand" for tiny drops. • Your cells' secret energy superheroes. • The Lego bricks of the microscopic world. • Where the cell keeps its genetic playbook. • The "good guys" that promote a healthy gut. • Zebrafish by any other name... is still this! • ...

19 Clues: Hernan Cortes was one of these. • The French capital city in Canada. • conquered the Incan Empire in Peru. • conquered the Aztec Empire in Mexico. • Martin Luther's actions sparked this. • established the French capital city in Canada. • The French profited from this in the New World. • land-based route Europeans used to trade with Asia. • ...

5 Clues: An organism that harbors a pathogen. • A microorganism that can cause disease. • The ability to resist infection or disease. • An organism that transmits a pathogen from one host to another. • The process by which a pathogen is spread from one host to another.

19 Clues: a world wide spread. • occurs occasionally in an area. • destroys pathogens by apoptosis. • proteins released by phagocytes. • cell makes histamine. • regular cases occurring in an area. • two types cytotoxic T cells and helper T cells • causes vasodilation and increased permeability. • when someone gets a vaccine containing the antigen. • ...

19 Clues: in or to any place. • cheerful and lively • another term for hall • prevent from happening. • treatment to produce immunity • the provision of a room or lodging. • fasten or secure (something) with a lock. • the process or period of gathering in crops. • everywhere. Covering the whole of something. • a house and its occupants regarded as a unit. • ...

19 Clues: synonym for grow • to change into something else • farmers who lived on seigneuries • involving or limited to basic principles • primary trapping grounds of the fur trade • resources that have no value or high price • the ability of the body to fight off infection • a region claimed and governed by another country • represented the king and controlled the military • ...

19 Clues: anything that causes disease • These cells create antibodies • Sneezing or coughing, for example • white blood cells that eat pathogens • An epidemic in a very small geographic area • tiny hairs that line your respiratory system • These cells tell the B Cells to start working • Swelling and redness at the site of an infection • ...

19 Clues: Natural protective to diseases. • a disease carried by the Spanish. • Spanish soldiers and adventurers. • peasants at the bottom of the heap. • An established and accepted practice • territories in Americas owned by Spain. • colonial leaders appointed by the king. • light boats made of wood and seal or walrus hides. • ...

12 Clues: soap for head • having glamour. • yummy food that is long and noodly • faint scar ran the length of his left cheek" • the border or outer edges of an area or group. • taking place or progressing slowly or by degrees. • die through submersion in and inhalation of water. • is a North and Central American nightjar with a distinctive call. • ...

12 Clues: The likelihood of something • diagram A way to organise data • Unicellular with different shapes • Anything that can produce a disease • space Think of all possible outcomes • used to provide immunity against a certain disease • A protein produced by the immune system to find any pathogens and destroy them • ...

12 Clues: The receptor on T cells that recognizes antigens. • A process where immune cells engulf pathogens or debris. • The overreaction of the immune system to harmless substances. • The part of the adaptive immune system where memory is formed. • The process of generating blood cells, including immune cells. • ...

12 Clues: This houseguest lost their jury vote. • This houseguest was evicted in an 8-2 vote. • This houseguest was expelled due to inactivity. • This houseguest has only been HOH and a nominee once. • This houseguest has won five competitions, two being HOHs. • This houseguest was the first to be evicted by a unanimous vote. • ...

13 Clues: the state of being sick. • a way to deal with something. • Long life or a long duration of life. • someone who is a 100 years old or more • Moving the body to add to the effect of words. • a doctor's job of judging a patient's condition. • To cause an injury to a joint by a sudden movement. • How to make medicine according to symptoms to treat a disease. • ...

7 Clues: a disorder or incorrectly functioning part of the body • measures for maintaining cleanliness and preventing disease spread • an overall state of well-being, including physical and mental health • the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth • a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity • ...

7 Clues: Lack of this leads to tiredness and poor focus • A practice to calm the mind and reduce stress. • Nutrients found in fruits and vegetables that boost immunity • Makes up most of the human body; we should drink plenty of it • Habit that increases the risk of lung cancer and heart disease • Physical activity that strengthens the body and lowers disease risk • ...

13 Clues: a protein made by plasma cells • the flesh of an animal as food • a single celled or simple organism • reared in a specified environment or way • house, a place where animals are slaughtered for food • a fully grown female animal of domesticated breed of ox • an area or building where livestock are fed or fattened up • ...

13 Clues: the R in BR Ambedkar (5) • weighty - the H in BHEL (5) • the OG Indian immunity boosting jam (12) • coeflvi (anag) - brand tagline is "jod ke rakho" (7) • Old name of South Indian coastal city in the east (6) • First Indian with star on hollywood walk of fame (7,8) • this is to an almirah, what xerox is to photocopiers (6) • ...