korean Crossword Puzzles
Christmas Crossword 2021-11-04
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- Abbreviation for quantum technology area using quantum physics to secure distribution of symmetric encryption keys
- Conference held in May 2021
- GPI query used to search for legal events
- Search system provided by the Korean Patent Office
- Inventions that originate from merging two existing technologies in a new way
- Country that sometimes publishes the granted patent before the patent application
- Famous Greek paradox: the Ship of ______
- Second top applicant for tethered kites
- EPO worldwide legal event database
- Country that has been an EPO validation state since 2015
- Type of data allowing users to find publications closely related to the patents they are interested in
- Term __________ are granted to compensate for a delay in grant procedure
- Another term for 3D printing
- Last name of famous Olympic runner wearing patented shoes
- The Global ______ provides stakeholders with quick, free access to all public files of applications filed at participating IP offices
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- Fee to be paid in a lump sum with annual fees for the first three years according to Japanese law
- Area of technology represented by IPC symbol G
- Espacenet keyboard access number 2 takes you to...
- Event taking place during the month of November in which men are encouraged to grow their moustaches to raise awareness about male health issues
- You must drag the _______ arrow to adjust the size of panes in Espacenet
- EPR section where CPC symbols and C-Sets are now displayed
- Country granting accelerated patent examination if the applicant is aged 60 or over
- Famous inventor holding 355 patents at the time of his death
- EPO worldwide bibliographic database
24 Clues: Conference held in May 2021 • Another term for 3D printing • EPO worldwide legal event database • EPO worldwide bibliographic database • Second top applicant for tethered kites • Famous Greek paradox: the Ship of ______ • GPI query used to search for legal events • Area of technology represented by IPC symbol G • Espacenet keyboard access number 2 takes you to... • ...
Wild Swans Crossword 2022-03-25
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- During the famine, people would kill _______ and sell them as "rabbit meat"
- Which child, born in 1962, was the favorite
- Skin disease Xiao-hei was born with
- Months that Jung Chang's mother was kept away from her children during the investigation
- Fruit that Chinese ate to show patriotism
- How many millions of people were estimated to have died in the Chinese Famine
- Chinese name that means "martial affairs"
- Place Jung Chang's father sent his mother-in-law
- Number of stars on Chinese Flag
- Jung Chang never learned to do this in school
- Made you a better Communist
- Chinese people donated this during the Korean War to help buy fighter planes
- Where Jung Chang's mother and other pregnant women hid from the Broadsword Brigade
- Jung Chang's mother was frustrated that her husband's loyalty was to this instead of her
- Grade 13 and above
- Jung Chang worked in this industry at age six
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- Mao hated this type of bird because it stole grain
- The Communists pledged to combat this
- An execution could extend to cousins _____ times removed
- One sixth of an acre
- City that fell on December 11, 1949
- Mao identified himself with this Soviet Leader
- Child that was most attached to wet nurse
- What sport was Jung Chang selected for
- In 1965, Mao ordered everyone to remove all of this
- Jung Chang's father's "home" was his ______
- Percentage of peasants that couldn't feed their families
- Jung Chang's oldest sister
- Chinese custom to show submissive manner
- Mao became more godlike by surrounding himself with ______
- Capital of Sichuan
- Set out on her own to march across China to Yibin
32 Clues: Capital of Sichuan • Grade 13 and above • One sixth of an acre • Jung Chang's oldest sister • Made you a better Communist • Number of stars on Chinese Flag • Skin disease Xiao-hei was born with • City that fell on December 11, 1949 • The Communists pledged to combat this • What sport was Jung Chang selected for • Chinese custom to show submissive manner • ...
Food and drink. 2022-08-20
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- This vegetable looks like white broccoli.
- Buffalo wings come from this animal.
- This is called the “Forbidden Fruit” in the Bible.
- A fruit that's green on the inside and brown and furry on the outside.
- The 2nd most popular soft drink in the world.
- Cheddar, brie and camenbert are popular examples.
- Most popular drink in the world.
- A vegetable that's supposedly loved by rabbits.
- Popular purple vegetable and is also known as aubergine.
- Most eaten fruit in the world.
- ________ and eggs is a popular breakfast in western countries.
- Similar to jam, this spread is usually made from oranges.
- Most popular type of coffee in the world.
- This fruit is considered a symbol of good luck in China.
- Meat from a deer.
- Meat from a shhep.
- The country where lasagne comes from.
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- Smelly fruit enjoyed by many Chinese.
- Used to make wine.
- Vampires are said to be afraid of this vegetable.
- This vegetable is sometimes called a “Bell Pepper.”
- Looks like a green lemon.
- You can just buy one of this fruit, even though the name sounds like you have to buy two.
- The only fruit to have its seeds on the outside.
- Vegetable used in Korean dish of Kimchi.
- You can get square ones of these in Japan.
- Meat from a calf.
- Vegetable that gives Popeye his great strength.
- Most popular ice cream flavour in the world.
- Sweet food usually eaten after a meal.
- Greeg fruit that's used in salads and sandwiches.
- Vegetable used during Halloween.
- First vegetable to be grown in space.
33 Clues: Meat from a calf. • Meat from a deer. • Used to make wine. • Meat from a shhep. • Looks like a green lemon. • Most eaten fruit in the world. • Most popular drink in the world. • Vegetable used during Halloween. • Buffalo wings come from this animal. • Smelly fruit enjoyed by many Chinese. • First vegetable to be grown in space. • The country where lasagne comes from. • ...
Government Recap 2022-09-15
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- how many branches of government does the NZ system have?
- the voting system we use in New Zealand.
- the suppression of speech, public communication, or other information.
- the chief representative of the Crown in a Commonwealth country of which the British monarch is head of state.
- how many branches of government does the North Korean system have?
- the right for women to vote was women's _________.
- the process of choosing a leader or political party to run a country or state in an election.
- all the people in an area or a country who are entitled to vote in an election.
- a formal and organized choice by vote of a person for a political office or other position.
- a form of government in which power is given to the people, and exercised by them through a system involving free elections.
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- information or advertising designed to influence public opinion and to manipulate other people's beliefs
- the leader of Korea is given the title __________ leader.
- a system of government when one person or group has all the power. Once they are in power, they are there for life.
- in a democracy, the government can be held ____________ for their decisions.
- a group of people with the authority to make decisions for a country or a region.
- where was democracy formed?
- being able to act, say or think any way you want, without restriction by anyone.
- a temporary alliance of two or more political parties formed to govern a country together.
- the legal age of voting in NZ.
- how many branches of government does the USA system have?
- a group that freely represents a disagreeing viewpoint of one that is in power.
21 Clues: where was democracy formed? • the legal age of voting in NZ. • the voting system we use in New Zealand. • the right for women to vote was women's _________. • how many branches of government does the NZ system have? • the leader of Korea is given the title __________ leader. • how many branches of government does the USA system have? • ...
Ms.Edwards' Impossible Quiz 2022-09-22
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- The state in which we live
- A small round green vegetable most children dislike eating
- If we don’t learn from the past, History will ____ itself
- The Fat Cat who loves Lasagna
- Streaming service, that many of us spend too much time on
- Magical devices that we use in class
- ____ Sign is based off the month (and day) you were born.
- a very strange place filled with strange children
- According to the 8th graders at HSC ____ ____ Fries are the worst kind of fries! (they are kind of sweet)
- Ms.Edwards Star sign is what?
- cookie, creme-filled snack; ice cream, ice cream flavor; snack 1912
- A major source of distraction during class
- The second half of the pop duo group Sonny and___
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- Barbie’s Beau
- The Iron ____ (Show on the food network)
- World ____ Web
- A hot dog is a ...
- Social Media app that many of the “influencers” in the hype house got famous on
- Joe____ is our president.
- This pop group sang the song “Waterloo” and have many songs featured in the movie Mamma Mia
- TV Show that had everyone was talking about in 2021
- This founding father, Alexander _____ has a play about his life, that is also on disney plus now
- US ____ (Tennis Tournament)
- These shoes should stay in “sport mood” or not
- A subject where you learn about dead people, people who are alive, and weird things happening around the world (but most people think its boring)
- This artist said that girls run the world
- Korean boy band
- Hello and Goodbye in Hawaiian
- Fake _____ by Paramore (Song)
29 Clues: Barbie’s Beau • World ____ Web • Korean boy band • A hot dog is a ... • Joe____ is our president. • The state in which we live • US ____ (Tennis Tournament) • The Fat Cat who loves Lasagna • Hello and Goodbye in Hawaiian • Fake _____ by Paramore (Song) • Ms.Edwards Star sign is what? • Magical devices that we use in class • The Iron ____ (Show on the food network) • ...
Happy Valentine’s Day Martín 2024-02-13
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- The one (show) with the watching TV and cuddling
- I think I've led you to hate this country
- Our first date... very strenuous
- Where I met your parents
- A song that inspires fine drinking
- Where you met my parents
- He leaves the door open and smokes out the window
- Sit boy!
- It was Baron Maroon with the knife at the crossroads!
- The fries babe. They're burning. You need to get the fries off the pan.
- We weren't in the spheres
- It's really niche but it's the word I used before we said I love you
- We walked, not sailed, the seven ports
- You said you like my eyes and you like to make 'em roll
- Where you played the Walk the Moon album for me for the first time
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- My Christmas gift in tribute to your artistic tastes
- You love to eat it. Koreans love to eat it too.
- I'm better than you IRL. But you do play better on console.
- It gave me a kiss and I didn't freak out
- The accessory of my fantasies
- The name of the Yokohama dinner cruise ship
- The sheep of your people but apparently not as common at Mother Farm
- It had eyes just barely brighter than yours and was I jealous of it for jumping into your arms?
- The creature that started it all...
- He's pink, puffy, and powerful
- What you claim not to do but you very clearly did at Jarard's wedding
- He's orange and VERY ELUSIVE
- The Korean restaurant on the way back from the lake by Mt. Fuji
- Greek word, or an app
- Eaten at Gotemba... or a name
30 Clues: Sit boy! • Greek word, or an app • Where I met your parents • Where you met my parents • We weren't in the spheres • He's orange and VERY ELUSIVE • The accessory of my fantasies • Eaten at Gotemba... or a name • He's pink, puffy, and powerful • Our first date... very strenuous • A song that inspires fine drinking • The creature that started it all... • ...
test2 2023-10-27
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- British pop singer we saw in San Diego - known for her boom claps
- Jess's favorite holiday
- Which one of us has 2 college degrees?
- Dating app where we met
- Smartest family member
- "________ Camp", anime where girls go through the trials and tribulations of camping
- Thank god it's ______
- Jess's job title
- Libra birthday month
- Downtown distillery where we first met
- Our first international vacation destination
- Best seafood tacos in San Diego
- What we thought the other really loved at dim sum (neither of us like it)
- Our alma mater
- Bedtime activity to get us in the mood to sleep
- Great stargazing locale and our first camping destination
- Favorite Korean restaurant in San Diego with massive portions
- Quentin's stomping grounds
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- San Diego neighborhood offering plenty of pasta and pizza
- Where we like to get our fruit, tortilla chips, and lobster rolls
- Jess's old stomping grounds
- "Delicious in _______", manga that digs into mythical monster gastronomy
- La Jolla bakery with delicious pastries and sandwiches
- CITY We walked over the border to vacation here
- Our favorite dim sum dish
- PARK Home to the San Diego Zoo
- Quentin's job title
- Where we're going in 2 weeks
- 100 of these made an album of 1,000 of these
- Aries birthday month
- Avocado's hometown
- Where we both dormed but at different time
- Cutest family member
- German metal band we saw at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
- The toughest day of the week
- Where we witnessed Kenny and Saki's wedding
- Places we like to visit wherever we travel
37 Clues: Our alma mater • Jess's job title • Avocado's hometown • Quentin's job title • Libra birthday month • Aries birthday month • Cutest family member • Thank god it's ______ • Smartest family member • Jess's favorite holiday • Dating app where we met • Our favorite dim sum dish • Quentin's stomping grounds • Jess's old stomping grounds • Where we're going in 2 weeks • The toughest day of the week • ...
Russian History 2024-02-21
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- The tsar who tried to make Russia more European and founded a new capitol city in St. Petersburg
- Communism didn't last in Russia because it couldn't provide the freedom and _______ people wanted.
- Who is the current president of Russia
- Communism believed everyone should be ______
- This was the alliance of Germany, Italy, and Japan in WWII
- Russia is currently at war with this nation
- The first people to settle in Russia were ______.
- The majority of the population of Russia lives in which continent
- This is another word for friends
- The majority of the land in Russia is located in this continent.
- If you spoke out against the government in the USSR you could be ________ or even killed.
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- The Korean and Vietnam wars are examples of what?
- Free speech and _______ were limited in Communist USSR
- This is the name Russians use for ruler/leader
- Under the one party political system in the USSR, people did not have the right to ________
- In communism the government controls the means of ________
- Who was the leader of the Communist Revolution in Russia?
- Education and _______ were free to everyone in the USSR
- Who did the USSR fight alongside during WWII?
- The revolution that replaced man power with animal and machine power with a focus on increased production of goods.
- Communism does not allow for ______ ownership of land or property
- This group of people invaded Russia from the east in the Middle Ages
- The protective alliance of "western" nations against the USSR
- People's lack of _________ to work hard was a big reason communism failed in Russia.
- The conflict between the USA and USSR
25 Clues: This is another word for friends • The conflict between the USA and USSR • Who is the current president of Russia • Russia is currently at war with this nation • Communism believed everyone should be ______ • Who did the USSR fight alongside during WWII? • This is the name Russians use for ruler/leader • The Korean and Vietnam wars are examples of what? • ...
Toronto Bars & Restaurants 2020-04-12
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- meaty sacraments
- hopscotch movement
- fantasies of the netherlands
- sau5age
- emaciated singer, painter, etc.
- prickly fellowship
- hello in Spanish, but smaller
- skull extension
- Bruce, Stan, and Spike
- hello bread
- a place for verified athletic endeavours
- mollusk child
- kami of fire, hearth, and kitchen
- well-bred freedoms
- saccharine son of god
- penniless montague
- peaceful discussions in Little Italy
- not a TTC stop
- no one to dance with
- narrow river transport
- poss. for Drescher
- northern Thailand town
- fairly grotesque
- ancestral pie
- french political affair
- a cat has two more
- the cygne
- a hope for something to happen
- home of Edie & Edith
- your parents siblings
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- android dough-punchers
- flesh abode for the uncivilized
- wide-angle lodging
- forested area*****
- boneless pork roast & friends
- Ernest's spot
- ovum gf
- where lines don't meet
- trustworthy mass
- middle name of Mr. Burns (poss.)
- emerald lumber
- 2005 keanu reeves horror/fantasy film
- southern Italy dwellers
- Wilbur and Orville
- Rocketman's instrument, twice
- leafy greens ruler
- pierogi matki to Warsaw resident
- Canis et Ursa
- Sauce, for Lucia
- the hideout, for Giovanni
- a charcoal even-toed ungulate
- legal personhood of workers
- good chocolate bar for a pause
- perspiring friend of Veronica (poss.)
- France Capital x2
- flexible road danger in the maritimes
- retired Canadian coinage
- colleague of Alexei
- devious fourths in the alphabet
- korean earthquakes
- gilded measure
- mineral formally known as Ca2(Mg4.5-2.5Fe2+0.5-2.5)Si8O22(OH)2
- antonym for stale
63 Clues: ovum gf • sau5age • the cygne • hello bread • Ernest's spot • Canis et Ursa • mollusk child • ancestral pie • emerald lumber • not a TTC stop • gilded measure • skull extension • meaty sacraments • trustworthy mass • Sauce, for Lucia • fairly grotesque • France Capital x2 • antonym for stale • wide-angle lodging • forested area***** • hopscotch movement • prickly fellowship • Wilbur and Orville • leafy greens ruler • ...
Toronto Bars & Restaurants 2020-04-12
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- The hideout, for Giovanni
- Well-bred freedoms
- Fantasies of the Netherlands
- Narrow river transport
- Prickly fellowship
- Hello bread
- Android dough-punchers
- Skull extension
- Gilded measure
- Bruce, Stan, and Spike
- Ernest's spot
- Middle name of Burns (poss.)
- Hopscotch movement
- Legal personhood of workers
- Retired Canadian coinage
- Possessive for Drescher
- The Cygne
- French political affair
- Canis et Ursa
- Emaciated singer, painter, etc.
- Pierogi matki to Warsaw resident
- Saccharine son of god
- Hello in Spanish, but smaller
- Home of Edie & Edith
- Southern Italy dwellers
- Not a TTC stop
- Colleague of Alexei
- Where Christmas trees are harvested
- Peaceful discussions in Little Italy
- Flesh abode for the uncivilized
- Leafy greens ruler
- Wide-angle lodging
- No one to dance with
- Mineral formally known as Ca2(Mg4.5-2.5Fe2+0.5-2.5)Si8O22(OH)2
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- France Capital x2
- Penniless montague
- Ovum gf
- Sacred Aztec bird
- A charcoal even-toed ungulate
- Flexible road danger in the Maritimes
- Northern Thailand town
- Korean earthquakes
- Your parents siblings
- Fairly grotesque
- 2005 keanu reeves horror/fantasy film
- Meaty sacraments
- A cat has two more
- Mischievous fourths in the alphabet
- Perspiring friend of Veronica (poss.)
- Boneless pork roast & friends
- Ancestral pie
- Sau5age
- A place for verified athletic endeavours
- Emerald lumber
- Kami of fire, hearth, and kitchen
- Trustworthy mass
- Antonym for stale
- A hope for something to happen
- Wilbur and Orville
- Good chocolate bar for a pause
- Rocketman's instrument, twice
- Mollusc child
- Where lines don't meet
- Sauce, for Lucia
64 Clues: Ovum gf • Sau5age • The Cygne • Hello bread • Ernest's spot • Canis et Ursa • Ancestral pie • Mollusc child • Gilded measure • Emerald lumber • Not a TTC stop • Skull extension • Fairly grotesque • Meaty sacraments • Trustworthy mass • Sauce, for Lucia • France Capital x2 • Sacred Aztec bird • Antonym for stale • Penniless montague • Well-bred freedoms • Prickly fellowship • Korean earthquakes • Hopscotch movement • ...
Toronto Bars & Restaurants 2020-04-12
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- The hideout, for Giovanni
- Well-bred freedoms
- Fantasies of the Netherlands
- Narrow river transport
- Prickly fellowship
- Hello bread
- Android dough-punchers
- Skull extension
- Gilded measure
- Bruce, Stan, and Spike
- Ernest's spot
- Middle name of Burns (poss.)
- Hopscotch movement
- Legal personhood of workers
- Retired Canadian coinage
- Possessive for Drescher
- The Cygne
- French political affair
- Canis et Ursa
- Emaciated singer, painter, etc.
- Pierogi matki to Warsaw resident
- Saccharine son of god
- Hello in Spanish, but smaller
- Home of Edie & Edith
- Southern Italy dwellers
- Not a TTC stop
- Colleague of Alexei
- Where Christmas trees are harvested
- Peaceful discussions in Little Italy
- Flesh abode for the uncivilized
- Leafy greens ruler
- Wide-angle lodging
- No one to dance with
- Mineral formally known as Ca2(Mg4.5-2.5Fe2+0.5-2.5)Si8O22(OH)2
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- France Capital x2
- Penniless montague
- Ovum gf
- Sacred Aztec bird
- A charcoal even-toed ungulate
- Flexible road danger in the Maritimes
- Northern Thailand town
- Korean earthquakes
- Your parents siblings
- Fairly grotesque
- 2005 keanu reeves horror/fantasy film
- Meaty sacraments
- A cat has two more
- Mischievous fourths in the alphabet
- Perspiring friend of Veronica (poss.)
- Boneless pork roast & friends
- Ancestral pie
- Sau5age
- A place for verified athletic endeavours
- Emerald lumber
- Kami of fire, hearth, and kitchen
- Trustworthy mass
- Antonym for stale
- A hope for something to happen
- Wilbur and Orville
- Good chocolate bar for a pause
- Rocketman's instrument, twice
- Mollusc child
- Where lines don't meet
- Sauce, for Lucia
64 Clues: Ovum gf • Sau5age • The Cygne • Hello bread • Ernest's spot • Canis et Ursa • Ancestral pie • Mollusc child • Gilded measure • Emerald lumber • Not a TTC stop • Skull extension • Fairly grotesque • Meaty sacraments • Trustworthy mass • Sauce, for Lucia • France Capital x2 • Sacred Aztec bird • Antonym for stale • Penniless montague • Well-bred freedoms • Prickly fellowship • Korean earthquakes • Hopscotch movement • ...
Mixtape 2024-04-23
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- A common type of Poppy known for its bright red petals and black center.
- Developed the first commercial electric telegraph.
- A large bird of prey known for its keen eyesight and powerful talons.
- The type of cloud often associated with thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.
- Small, nocturnal mammal known for its ability to roll into a defensive ball when threatened.
- A sweet, sticky substance made by bees.
- Large, herbivorous mammal native to Africa and Asia, known for its long neck and distinctive spotted coat.
- A famous cathedral in Paris, known for its Gothic architecture.
- The plant that serves as a primary food source for caterpillars.
- A constellation named after a winged horse in Greek mythology.
- A popular French pastry made with layers of puff pastry and cream filling.
- A natural phenomenon caused by the reflection, refraction, and dispersion of light in water droplets.
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- The art of arranging and balancing elements within a visual composition, often used in painting and photography.
- A large, flat-topped hill with steep sides.
- A short musical composition typically played as an introduction to a larger piece.
- A prehistoric stone circle located in England, believed to have been constructed around 3000 BCE.
- A fermented cabbage dish popular in Korean cuisine.
- An ancient temple complex in Cambodia, known for its intricate carvings.
- A style of music originating in the Caribbean characterized by its upbeat tempo and syncopated rhythms, often featuring steel drums.
- A musical composition with a recurring theme or melody.
- A traditional Japanese form of theatre known for its elaborate costumes and stylized movements.
- Invented the light bulb.
22 Clues: Invented the light bulb. • A sweet, sticky substance made by bees. • A large, flat-topped hill with steep sides. • Developed the first commercial electric telegraph. • A fermented cabbage dish popular in Korean cuisine. • A musical composition with a recurring theme or melody. • A constellation named after a winged horse in Greek mythology. • ...
for esha <3 2023-04-16
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- How did we communicate around the end of the school year? (when you stopped using whatsapp)
- Who was your twin?
- What classes did we go for together? (hint: summer)
- What is your favorite wafers brand?
- Who was your secret santa in 2020?
- The show you updated me on everyday
- My love for you is greater than the ________
- Who was both of ours wattpad crush?
- What was the weird hashtag I wrote at the end of one of the letters I gave to you?
- Your favorite restaurant
- The song we never got to sing before school ended
- Who is your favorite female singer? (hint: iceland)
- Which place do we go to and always remember riya?
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- What food do you judge me for liking?
- Which month did I give you a surprise late night visit?
- Who was your first Korean crush?
- What book series did you think (for years) that I had read but I had never?
- Who did we fight over?
- What did we use instead of a candle for your birthday?
- What do I get for you every time we meet?
- Which boyband did we bond over?
- Who sang your favorite one dance song cover?
- Who was my twin?
- Who did you write fanfiction about?
- Code name of an ex crush (hint: colour)
- Where did you want the both of us to visit for vacation?
- Your favorite colour
- What did I name the person who you had 'chemistry' with?
- What did we wipe off each others hairs?
- What was the name of the youtube series we had watched only for that 1 person?
- How many letters did I give you? (hint: which birthday?)
31 Clues: Who was my twin? • Who was your twin? • Your favorite colour • Who did we fight over? • Your favorite restaurant • Which boyband did we bond over? • Who was your first Korean crush? • Who was your secret santa in 2020? • What is your favorite wafers brand? • Who did you write fanfiction about? • The show you updated me on everyday • Who was both of ours wattpad crush? • ...
U.S. History 11, Unit 6: Kaitlyn Jaymse 2025-04-02
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- U.S. president and WWII general
- A U.S. program to rebuild European economies after WWII
- Boom A significant increase in births following WWII
- Soviet leader during part of the Cold War
- House Un-American Activities Committee investigating alleged communist influence in the U.S
- Leader of the Chinese Communist Party and founder of the People's Republic of China
- U.S. policy to aid nations threatened by communism
- A barrier separating East and West Berlin during the Cold War
- A military alliance of Western nations established in 1949
- Fear of communist infiltration during the mid-20th century
- A military alliance of Eastern communist nations led by the Soviet Union Chiang Kai-shek Leader of the Chinese Nationalist Party who retreated to Taiwan
- An international organization founded to promote global peace and cooperation SatelliteNations Countries under the influence or control of the Soviet Union during the Cold War
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- The first artificial satellite launched into orbit by the Soviet Union
- Julius and Ethel Rosenberg convicted of espionage for the Soviet Union McCarthyism A campaign against alleged communists led by Senator Joseph McCarthy H-Bomb Hydrogen bomb a powerful nuclear weapon
- A WWII meeting of Allied leaders to discuss post-war Europe
- Parallel The dividing line between North and South Korea
- A response to the Soviet blockade of West Berlin providing food and supplies by air
- A conflict between North and South Korea with international involvement from the U.S. Soviet Union and China
- Central Intelligence Agency responsible for intelligence and covert operations
- U.S. strategy to prevent the spread of communism
- Symbolic division between communist Eastern Europe and democratic Western Europe
- Demilitarized Zone along the Korean border
22 Clues: U.S. president and WWII general • Soviet leader during part of the Cold War • Demilitarized Zone along the Korean border • U.S. strategy to prevent the spread of communism • U.S. policy to aid nations threatened by communism • Boom A significant increase in births following WWII • A U.S. program to rebuild European economies after WWII • ...
JIP Crossword 2025-04-17
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- squid's favourite protein. think about how immi says it....
- what shop do you buy a genuine labubu from
- Squid's full original show name
- how did jen feel whilst making this crossword
- Jen's least favourite thing
- what is jen and immi's postcode
- jens favourite body part
- What is the official name of Poppy's labubu
- what can you use this long plane journey to start planning (Accronym)
- what does immi want for her birthday
- jen and immis favourite tobacco
- what was the name of immi's first boyfriend at school and also a nickname of jens favourite drug
- the name of immi's favourite pizza brand
- immi's middle name and also her least favourite flower if it is red
- immi's mothers name
- what was the name of the coffee roastery that immi requested coffee from in melbourne
- nickname of someone poppy has kissed from wapping hockey club
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- Immi and Jayne's latest purchase (the brand)
- poppys favourite activity
- which side nipple does immi have pierced
- name of immi's family girl dog
- the colour of the daniel defoe sign in homerton hosp
- what does ojingo mean in Korean
- jen's fave drink
- what is jen's car's number plate
- jen's go to maccies burger
- nickname of jen's least favourite doctor on the ward
- the name of jen and immi's school
- name of immi's family boy dog
- which kidney was infected in jens recent trip to homerton hosp
- what kind of fight did jen and immi have at school
- what is immi's best selling ceramic item
- the name of jens horse at her first school and also shares the name with a coach at wapping
33 Clues: jen's fave drink • immi's mothers name • jens favourite body part • poppys favourite activity • jen's go to maccies burger • Jen's least favourite thing • name of immi's family boy dog • name of immi's family girl dog • Squid's full original show name • what is jen and immi's postcode • what does ojingo mean in Korean • jen and immis favourite tobacco • ...
Layered Learning 1950s Crossword 2025-05-05
Across
- An African American activist who refused to give up her seat on a bus which started a boycott.
- Was the 34th US president and oversaw the Korean War and the development of nuclear weapons by both sides.
- A community located on the outskirts of a city or a large town
- Was a Chief Justice of US and made landmark decisions which helped expand civil rights.
- Was a period of intense anti-communism suspicion in the US partically during the Cold War
- Is a independent agency and operates the US´s space program
- Refers to a soda shop especially one that specializes in ¨dirty¨ sodas.
- Is a genre of music that became hugely popular in the 1950s
- Was a US air force officer and was the first person to break the sound barrier
- Was the first person to journey into outer space
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- American singer and actor who rose to fame in the 50s
- A form of protest where people refuse to buy,use, or support a business to express disapproval.
- Was a singer and guitarist who is known as the ¨King of Rock n Roll¨.
- Was the first artifical satellite to orbit Earth
- Was the first black Supreme Court Justice. He also helped argue landmark cases like Brown V Board of Education
- A period of global tension between the US and the Soviet Union.
- Was a African American Activist during the late 50s and early 60s
- Fought a 3-year civil war in 1950-1953
- Was a case where the Supreme Court outlawed segreated schools.
- Was the 33rd US president and led the US through WW2 and gave the command to drop nukes on Japan to end the war.
20 Clues: Fought a 3-year civil war in 1950-1953 • Was the first artifical satellite to orbit Earth • Was the first person to journey into outer space • American singer and actor who rose to fame in the 50s • Is a independent agency and operates the US´s space program • Is a genre of music that became hugely popular in the 1950s • ...
pqowoeilk 3 2025-05-26
Across
- (You know what? ___)
- (8th grade period 3 Language Arts class 2016 Spelling Bee runner up)
- (Protagonist of original Raving Rabbids games)
- (PBG's brother and co-creator of Hardcore)
- (PC edutainment character in PBG videos that does some things)
- ("It's okay" in Korean)
- (of toilet fame)
- (Host of Witch Watch)
- (LeBron James' current team)
- (Chiefs' Patrick)
- (ProJared if he was gay)
- (Reward for getting a haircut)
- (Game with the Super Happy Tree)
- (Ike Barinholtz' father)
- (Amount of Monkeys there are in a SciFi thriller)
- (Child of Salt and Pepper on Blue's Clues)
- (Secret Agent in Impractical Jokers Name Game)
- (Company currently with 11 consecutive #1 finishes on Fortune Global 500)
- (Bakugan character whose main attribute is Haos)
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- (Enemy that one hit kills you in Paper Mario)
- (Xiaoping's last name)
- (2nd best selling cereal, behind Cheerios)
- (Winner of 2020 Nations)
- (Identity of The Hulk)
- (New Cheez-It flavor currently in the house)
- (Month of the first Clarkesworld issue)
- (Famous publishing creature)
- (What Shia LaBeouf wants you to just do)
- (Mutant animal from The Way Home Remastered)
- ("Well done, Flufy. You've gotten an ____")
- (Lisa Clarke blanket that got a video blog episode)
- (Actor who played Luigi in the Mario Movie)
- (You have to paint a little ____)
- (Character Gus is often mistaken for on Psych)
- (The first monster in Ultraman Galaxy Alert)
- (please don't make me have ___)
- (Wordle answer on 5/25/25)
- (Matt LeBlanc's character on Man With a Plan, ___ Burns)
- (Name of one of the most famous minions)
- (Poirot's assistant)
- (Color of Ultraman Powered's eyes)
41 Clues: (of toilet fame) • (Chiefs' Patrick) • (You know what? ___) • (Poirot's assistant) • (Host of Witch Watch) • (Xiaoping's last name) • (Identity of The Hulk) • ("It's okay" in Korean) • (Winner of 2020 Nations) • (ProJared if he was gay) • (Ike Barinholtz' father) • (Wordle answer on 5/25/25) • (Famous publishing creature) • (LeBron James' current team) • (Reward for getting a haircut) • ...
Difficult General Knowledge Quiz 2025-05-09
Across
- Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons.
- Primary energy carrier in cells
- Introduced a number sequence that appears in nature.
- Author whose novels critique British society with wit and irony.
- Historic center of learning and trade in Mali.
- Fundamental force that pulls objects with mass toward each other.
- Early microbes that oxygenated Earth's atmosphere.
- He introduced printing to Europe with a famous Bible.
- British series featuring a time-traveling alien with many faces
- Region of space with gravity so strong not even light escapes
- South Korean film that won Best Picture with its upstairs/downstairs metaphor.
- This man-made waterway links the Mediterranean and Red Sea.
- A complex geometric shape that repeats at every scale.
- The world's largest art museum, home of the Mona Lisa.
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- Japanese animation studio known for magical realism and hand-drawn beauty. Also recently had a lawsuit with an AI company for copying the art style.
- She discovered polonium and radium and won two Nobel Prizes.
- This empire lasted over 600 years and ended after World War I.
- Substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being consumed.
- Double Helixed gene carrier
- He envisioned a world of wireless energy and rivalled Edison.
- Cell type specialized for transmitting electrical signals in the brain.
- His theorem relates the sides of a right-angled triangle.
- Approximately 1.618, it appears in nature and art
- Ancient Greek who shouted “Eureka!” in a bathtub.
- This artifact unlocked the secrets of Egyptian hieroglyphs.
- Picchu Lost city of the Incas hidden in the Andes until 1911.
- Mathematician who introduced the number e and made key contributions to graph theory
27 Clues: Double Helixed gene carrier • Primary energy carrier in cells • Historic center of learning and trade in Mali. • Approximately 1.618, it appears in nature and art • Ancient Greek who shouted “Eureka!” in a bathtub. • Early microbes that oxygenated Earth's atmosphere. • Introduced a number sequence that appears in nature. • ...
Tek ko_09.26.25 2025-09-25
Across
- "kaluguran da ka"
- Arthur or Midas or Solomon
- pot of "aurum": "aurum" in English
- a subtribe of wild cattle, including most "Old World"
- day of the week: "day of the Norse God of Thunder"
- Korean number "ha-na" in English
- a game board with pawns, rooks, knights, etc
- The "Argentum" Surfer: "argentum" in English
- occurs when a king is placed in check and has no legal moves to escape
- square root of 2025
- appendages of birds used for flying
- "natrium" chloride or table salt: "natrium" in English
- "Big Mac" or "Whopper"
- string the following symbols: tellurium, potassium, cobalt
- a large area of land covered with trees and plants
- "____ and Stitch"
- "The Batman" aka _____ Wayne
- "cumpleaños" or "kebaitan"
- a type of traditional Chinese dumpling meat made of ground pork
- Laguna "cuprum"plate Inscription: "cuprum" in English
- a feminine name of Japanese origin meaning "truth" or "reason"
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- "You are always on my mind..."
- "F" in TGIF
- "wolframium" carbide: chemical compound containing equal parts of tungsten and carbon atoms
- day of the week: "day of Mercury"
- Spanish "esposa" in English
- XXVI
- banana is rich in "kalium": "kalium" in English
- color of ebony
- "Hydrargyrum" Drug: "hydrargyrum" in English
- strongest pieces on a chess board
- a multiplayer economics-themed board game
- a diminutive form of Theresa
- "...I'll see you in ______, when summer is gone..."
- "Ferrum" Man aka Tony Stark
- "piece of _____": meaning easy
- "______ Slytherin": a pure-blood wizard, noted for his cunning and determination
- "The Incredible Hulk" aka _____ Banner
- The “plumbum” in a pencil isn't actually made from plumbum. It is made from a form of carbon called graphite.
- Spanish "feliz" in English
40 Clues: XXVI • "F" in TGIF • color of ebony • "kaluguran da ka" • "____ and Stitch" • square root of 2025 • "Big Mac" or "Whopper" • Arthur or Midas or Solomon • "cumpleaños" or "kebaitan" • Spanish "feliz" in English • Spanish "esposa" in English • "Ferrum" Man aka Tony Stark • a diminutive form of Theresa • "The Batman" aka _____ Wayne • "You are always on my mind..." • ...
10th US History Review 2026-01-14
Across
- hit and run tactics used by the VC/Vietminh
- liberal leaning justice in the 1960s
- help those who don't want to be communist
- assertive civil rights leader; ballot or bullet
- north vietnamese communist leader
- flammable jelly-like substance used by the USA
- 1950s rock star; groundbreaking
- united farm workers organizer; latino movement
- Great Society
- southern christian leadership conference
- failed invasion and takevoer of cuba
- major counter attack by the vietcong
- made accusations of communist infiltration in the government
- metaphor for division after ww2 between eastern and western europe
- generation after ww2; huge population surge
- tension between the USA and USSR from 1947-1991
- student noniolvent coordinating committee
- assassinated jfk
- nonviolent protests; eqality; "I have a dream"
- north atlantic treaty organization
- gradual withdrawal of soldiers from Vietnam
- Great Society
- new technology in the 1950s
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- fear of communism spreading in the USA
- integrated public schools 1954
- USSR leader during and after ww2; was at Yalta/Potsdam
- division at 38th parallel; stalemate
- defoliant that made it easier to see the enemy
- oakland based civil rights group; more militant
- if one country falls to communism, the next one will
- drill that 1950s students did
- this widened after the tet offensive
- cookie cutter housing after ww2 in new york
- wrote the feminist mystique
- invasion of south korea
- counterculture group; peace, love, rock n roll
- young, liberal, Massachusetts..."man on the moon" speech
- big three met to discuss division of germany after ww2
- 1950s expectation of mainstream America
- ww2 commander turned president; ended the Korean war
- refused to give up her seat 1955
41 Clues: Great Society • Great Society • assassinated jfk • invasion of south korea • wrote the feminist mystique • new technology in the 1950s • drill that 1950s students did • integrated public schools 1954 • 1950s rock star; groundbreaking • refused to give up her seat 1955 • north vietnamese communist leader • north atlantic treaty organization • division at 38th parallel; stalemate • ...
Culinary adventure around the world 2025-11-02
Across
- (4 letters) A leavened, oven-baked flatbread found in Indian cuisine.
- (6 letters) A traditional Korean side dish of spicy, fermented cabbage.
- (9 letters) A ground beef patty served in a sliced bun, a classic American food.
- (7 letters) A Japanese dish of seafood or vegetables that have been battered and deep-fried.
- (7 letters) A popular stir-fried rice noodle dish from Thailand.
- (9 letters) A buttery, flaky, crescent-shaped pastry from France.
- (5 letters) An Italian dish with a flat, round base of dough, topped with tomato sauce, cheese, and other ingredients.
- (6 letters) Spanish rice dish cooked with saffron, vegetables, and often seafood or chicken.
- (6 letters) A dish of tortilla chips covered with melted cheese or a cheese sauce, often served as a snack.
- (8 letters) A Greek fast food of grilled, skewered meat, often served in a pita.
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- (4 letters) A Mexican dish of a corn or wheat tortilla folded around a filling.
- (5 letters) A variety of spicy, sauce-based dishes from Indian cuisine.
- (3 letters) A Vietnamese soup consisting of broth, rice noodles, herbs, and meat.
- (5 letters) A very thin, large pancake, a French specialty.
- (6 letters) The Italian version of ice cream, known for its dense, rich flavour.
- (5 letters) A Japanese noodle soup with a rich broth, meat, and toppings.
- (5 letters) Japanese dish of vinegared rice, often with fish or vegetables.
- (5 letters) An Italian staple made from dough, coming in shapes like spaghetti, penne, or fusilli.
- (7 letters) A meringue-based dessert with a crisp crust, claimed by both New Zealand and Australia.
- (5 letters) A wide variety of small, savoury appetisers or snacks in Spanish cuisine.
20 Clues: (5 letters) A very thin, large pancake, a French specialty. • (7 letters) A popular stir-fried rice noodle dish from Thailand. • (9 letters) A buttery, flaky, crescent-shaped pastry from France. • (4 letters) A leavened, oven-baked flatbread found in Indian cuisine. • (6 letters) A traditional Korean side dish of spicy, fermented cabbage. • ...
Cold War Begins/Asia 2026-05-13
Across
- A military alliance of Western nations formed to defend against the Soviet Union.
- The communist leader of North Vietnam who fought against the US.
- Nationalist leader who fled to Taiwan after losing the war for China.
- A US program that gave billions of dollars to help rebuild Europe after WWII.
- A powerful chemical used by the US to clear jungles during the Vietnam War.
- The US promise to provide military and economic aid to any nation fighting communism.
- A meeting where world leaders decided how to divide Germany after WWII.
- The use of spies to steal government secrets, like nuclear plans.
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- When the US flew food and supplies into a city to break a Soviet blockade.
- The specific parallel line that divides North Korea and South Korea.
- Iranian leader who was removed from power after he tried to take control of Iran's oil.
- The imaginary line that divided communist Eastern Europe from democratic Western Europe.
- The US policy of trying to stop the spread of communism to new countries.
- Leader who led the communists to victory in the Chinese Civil War.
- The result of the Korean War where neither side won and the border stayed the same.
- The fear that if one country became communist, the ones next to it would too.
- A style of fighting using traps and hit-and-run attacks instead of open battles.
- A system where the government owns everything and aims to create a classless society.
- An economic system where individuals own businesses and compete to make a profit.
- Conflicts where powerful countries support opposing sides instead of fighting each other directly.
20 Clues: The communist leader of North Vietnam who fought against the US. • The use of spies to steal government secrets, like nuclear plans. • Leader who led the communists to victory in the Chinese Civil War. • The specific parallel line that divides North Korea and South Korea. • Nationalist leader who fled to Taiwan after losing the war for China. • ...
Our 2025 2025-12-16
Across
- It leads to power
- Its all the rage, Uber a vegetable
- It was a first but would love one more time (3,3)
- Singers with a gun
- Not a shepherd but the lambs still flock to her
- It’s not Colm’s except at Christmas
- Ranch over year, unlike pineapple it belongs
- Gay Christmas
- Alas two ways, she is gone, musical (4,6)
- Sweet gift but it’s never on time
- Adult boys do like their toys, opera
- Stringed instrument that becomes an exclamation if you switch it up
- An or an A, award winning film
- Its not a cat, but will have hot feet, my musical mistake
- A guru starts monthly
- Brief swindle, transitional perhaps
- Dance topless, where it all began
- Sorry gift, small designer but not briefs
- It is Left but can it’s not wrong
- Stand up guys and girls
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- Wuff, it is in our names
- There is money in laughter, laughing hysterically
- Abed solved who it was, halt (4,4)
- You have this in common with these stars Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran and Oprah
- Sea, ending in a Microsoft search for a limb
- Korean singer, carbon-hydrgen-oxygen
- Not bad for an in shape white guy
- Transatlantic performers in disguise or robots
- Nothing secret about Hitler
- Elevated Ruler
- A whale of a place to shop, it can be lethal
- My, childish French jab, switched
- Partial commute to the end of Trinity
- Portobello black gold
- New York relationships, perfect on the couch
- The other reindeer that you’ve met
- Author’s gold source of water
- Water of life but not in Scotland
- No one would ever say this about you but you do enjoy them combined (5,4)
39 Clues: Gay Christmas • Elevated Ruler • It leads to power • Singers with a gun • Portobello black gold • A guru starts monthly • Stand up guys and girls • Wuff, it is in our names • Nothing secret about Hitler • Author’s gold source of water • An or an A, award winning film • Not bad for an in shape white guy • My, childish French jab, switched • Sweet gift but it’s never on time • ...
Nino 2025-12-08
Across
- The sequence of sounds i would make if i were a dog
- of Hope .. ..
- They should really stop flying
- Don't bring them to an escape room
- A Persian doll
- What Steve screams
- Love but cuter
- They should really lose weight
- A skill that Nilay and I share
- Gianis favourite korean vlogger
- Not the dutch word for whore
- An Uncle that is often disappointed
- He doesn't like to lose
- The 2025 song to dance to
- Is it Chloe or a ...
- He inhales nuts
- Being Hamburgian smart
- Baseball team rhymes with RODGERS
- She always sees the camera
- Where all other roads lead
- Also WHAT I LIKE
- A Persian poet
- One of your favourite students
- How you could describe Mitra at the gym
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- Both a snack or a haircut
- An efficient use of time during a superbowl halftime show
- My cup doesn't say mug, it's..
- Occasion where we should not be on the same team
- Comes with a little apple, according to the Dutch
- What our relationship and Nilay have in common
- Small but cuter
- A consoling gesture
- The animal on Lucas' arm pt 1
- Animal on Lucas' arm part 2
- When you break one in the kitchen it causes a panic attack
- What our relationship will always do
- A safety hazard, location
- Spooky boat material
- Where the rocky road leads
- A serendipitous first snow encounter
- They should really wear more
- Is it a straw roof or..
- Nino's eerste woord
- Got any...
- What I like, supposedly
- What everyone at Basicfit seems to be
- Don't talk .. me
- toast The star of our first family breakfast in Bärenallee
- The .. that smiles
- A small puzzle
- Football player, also a phonetic plural of ROGER
51 Clues: Got any... • of Hope .. .. • A Persian doll • Love but cuter • A small puzzle • A Persian poet • Small but cuter • He inhales nuts • Don't talk .. me • Also WHAT I LIKE • What Steve screams • The .. that smiles • A consoling gesture • Nino's eerste woord • Spooky boat material • Is it Chloe or a ... • Being Hamburgian smart • He doesn't like to lose • Is it a straw roof or.. • What I like, supposedly • ...
RBM Crossword 63 2025-11-24
Across
- The time at which something is most powerful or successful (6)
- This swimmers and goggles company launched in Sydney in 1992 (5)
- American actress who played Chani in the science fiction films Dune (2021) and Dune: Part Two (2024) (7)
- Tanzanian archipelago off the coast of East Africa (8)
- Variant of no (4)
- What's Brad Diedrich Talking on a Thursday? (4)
- A a fermented Korean cabbage dish (6)
- The Bureau of Meteorology's controversial $96.5 million website redesign was approved by which PM’s government (surname please) (8)
- A state of peace and quiet (11)
- Host of The Block and other reality programs (5,3)
- Suddenly reject or abandon (at the altar?) (4)
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- This Karl is Co-host of the Today show (10)
- Vietnamese sandwich made up of crusty bread rolls smeared with pate, mayo, Asian ham, pickled vegetables, green onion, coriander (4,2)
- Capital of Tasmania (6)
- Lively; full of energy (especially of an old person) (9)
- What name was given to the Northern Territory's strongest cyclone to pass Darwin since the deadly Cyclone Tracy in 1974 (4)
- Dish made from lentils or other pulses (4)
- Surname of Travis, who led Australia to a stunning eight-wicket victory over England inside two days of first Ashes Test in Perth (4)
- Host of The Project (6,3)
- What's Steve Perry rounding up every Monday on RBM? (5,4)
- Spanish multinational fast-fashion design, manufacturing, and retailing group (4)
- Surname of President Nicolae and his wife Elena, executed on Christmas Day 1989 in the Romanian Revolution (9)
- Capital of Romania (9)
- An outer garment covering the body from the waist to the ankles (8)
24 Clues: Variant of no (4) • Capital of Romania (9) • Capital of Tasmania (6) • Host of The Project (6,3) • A state of peace and quiet (11) • A a fermented Korean cabbage dish (6) • Dish made from lentils or other pulses (4) • This Karl is Co-host of the Today show (10) • Suddenly reject or abandon (at the altar?) (4) • What's Brad Diedrich Talking on a Thursday? (4) • ...
Asian culture Crossword 2022-03-23
Across
- a Pacific Ocean island nation with dense cities, imperial palaces, mountainous national parks, and thousands of shrines and temples.
- venomous snakes that live in South and Southeast Asia. The reptile makes its home in forests and swamps.
- There are three species of orangutan in the world, all critically endangered, and they are only found on two islands in Southeast Asia: Sumatra and Borneo.
- irbis is a species of carnivorous mammal of the Felidae family typical of the mountains of Central Asia. They live in remote mountains at altitudes of up to 6,000 m above sea level. n. m., which is why little is known about them.
- red-necked carcass Russell's viper.
- It is a sovereign island country in Asia, made up of sixty-three islands, whose form of government is the parliamentary republic.
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- a sovereign country in East Asia, located in the southern part of the Korean peninsula.
- dangerous snake in Thailand and Southeast Asia.
- elapid snakes,found in South and Southeast Asia.
- The economies of South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore are known as the four Asian tigers.
- they are under A-level state protection in China, where they are found primarily in Yunnan.
11 Clues: red-necked carcass Russell's viper. • dangerous snake in Thailand and Southeast Asia. • elapid snakes,found in South and Southeast Asia. • a sovereign country in East Asia, located in the southern part of the Korean peninsula. • they are under A-level state protection in China, where they are found primarily in Yunnan. • ...
Wars Power Act By Cheyenne Yazzie 2021-05-06
Across
- In charge of directing the armed forces
- The Congress is responsible to notify whenever military forces are introduced to hostile situations within how many hours?
- One of the ____ major challenges to the War Powers Act came in what year?
- Nixon argued that the resolution "would attempt to take away, by a mere _________, authorities which the President has properly exercise under the Constitution for almost 200 years."
- The law stipulates that Presidents are required to end foreign military actions after how many days?
- which president committed U.S. troops to the Korean War as part of a United Nations "police action."
- In charge of the military
- Critics argue the _____ has failed to create a better coordination between the executive and legislative branches.
- The War Powers Resolution was enacted in _______ 1973.
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- Due to the War Powers Act's contentious history, there have occasionally been calls for the resolution to be _______.
- A congressional resolution designed to limit the U.S. president's ability to initiate or escalate military actions abroad.
- Who crafted the War Powers Act as a means of reasserting Congressional authority over foreign wars?
- who is vested with the power to "declared war" and "raise and support armies."
- Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon have overseen the long and controversial undeclared conflict during what war?
- In the U.S. Constitution, the power to make war is shared by the ______ and legislative branches.
- Which president was an early critic of the War Powers Act?
16 Clues: In charge of the military • In charge of directing the armed forces • The War Powers Resolution was enacted in _______ 1973. • Which president was an early critic of the War Powers Act? • One of the ____ major challenges to the War Powers Act came in what year? • who is vested with the power to "declared war" and "raise and support armies." • ...
Cold War Vocabulary 2023-05-16
Across
- Supreme Court case that decided students had 1st Amendment rights even in schools; started when students wore black armbands to protest the Vietnam War
- political system that creates a system with no social classes where property is collectively owned
- major military conflict of the Cold War; very unpopular in the US (1950-1975)
- period after WWII in which the US and Soviet Union competed to spread or block the spread of communism
- operation by the US and UK that airlifted food and supplies into West Berlin
- US Secretary of State that suggested that the way to contain communism was to give money to European governments for them to rebuild
- suggests that the first step in a country becoming communist is establishing a dictator
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- the East German government prevented people from leaving or entering West Berlin
- massacre of four students at an Ohio University during an anti-war protest
- concrete and barbed wire barrier between East and West Berlin that was built to prevent Easterners from defecting to the West
- first military conflict of the Cold War (1950-1953)
- imaginary barrier that divided communist Eastern Europe from Democratic Western Europe
- US policy of preventing the spread of communism
- a war started by a country in another country (ex: Korean War)
- suggests that the struggle between rich businessmen and everyday workers would lead to a communist revolution
- competition between the US and Soviet Union to send a permanent satellite to space first
16 Clues: US policy of preventing the spread of communism • first military conflict of the Cold War (1950-1953) • a war started by a country in another country (ex: Korean War) • massacre of four students at an Ohio University during an anti-war protest • operation by the US and UK that airlifted food and supplies into West Berlin • ...
September Crossword Puzzle 2024-08-05
Across
- Who is the Roman god of fire, metalworking, and the forge, celebrated in September?
- In September 1957, what became the first artificial Earth satellite?
- In September 1997, which search engine was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin?
- What meteorological phenomenon often occurs in September when a warm wind blows down the Alps?
- In September 1983, what Korean carmaker entered the U.S. market and became a popular brand?
- What is the traditional birth flower for September, often associated with devotion and loyalty?
- Who penned the famous novel “War and Peace” in September 1869?
- In which season does September typically begin in the Northern Hemisphere?
- In September 1984, what computer was introduced and became a cultural icon?
- Which Roman ruler’s assassination in September 44 BCE marked a significant turning point in Roman history?
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- What is the birthstone for September?
- In September 1945, what international organization was established to promote peace and cooperation?
- September is the beginning of the academic year in many countries. What is the first day of school often called in the U.S.?
- What’s a common pirate greeting for International Talk Like a Pirate Day on September 19?
- In September 1973, which iconic arcade video game was released by Atari?
- What’s the famous ship Charles Darwin sailed on in September 1835?
- What’s the nickname for the U.S. military academy located in New York in September 1802?
- Which famous ship sank on its maiden voyage in April 1912, but its discovery on the ocean floor was announced in September 1985?
18 Clues: What is the birthstone for September? • Who penned the famous novel “War and Peace” in September 1869? • What’s the famous ship Charles Darwin sailed on in September 1835? • In September 1957, what became the first artificial Earth satellite? • In September 1973, which iconic arcade video game was released by Atari? • ...
ros1 2021-11-21
Across
- jeff's 2nd degree
- hotel chain while in san francisco
- global pandemic
- cold 24hrs hot 12hrs
- black ? a leaf that represents luck
- favorite season
- university of toronto business school
- Ros' longest employer
- name of ferry from copenhagen to oslo
- destination from Thailand trip
- healthy vegetable popular in Indian cuisine
- name of Onsen village during Nagoya trip
- wall street is to NYC as x street is to TO
- Hotel in Vegas
- destructive tidal waves
- name of parkette at front of house
- Preston G. Chan
- ping360
- famous potato chips
- jeff fav sport
- Jeff's 2nd fav shoe brand
- our real estate agent
- make of car when meeting Jeff 1st time
- one of Ros' fav apps
- someone who cuts meat for a living
- golden x bridge
- name of 99's street saint ?
- Jeff's fav shoe brand
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- we the north
- jeff's tshirt with dog logo
- platform for TD's web banking
- markham mayor's first name
- english name for Jeff's sister-in-law
- don't believe in paying for membership here
- Jeff's business school
- jimmy asian comedian
- elliptical
- jeff's fav mobile app game
- make of dennis' father's car
- feeling safe
- like an example for comparison
- hotel while in Oslo
- Jeff's longest employer
- our wedding theme song
- U3's wife english name
- circus of the sun
- fav hockey team
- korean boy band
- our mobile phones
- cruise ship's name
- popular streaming provider
- jacky and joanna's son's name
- half fuel half electric
53 Clues: ping360 • elliptical • we the north • feeling safe • Hotel in Vegas • jeff fav sport • global pandemic • favorite season • Preston G. Chan • fav hockey team • korean boy band • golden x bridge • jeff's 2nd degree • circus of the sun • our mobile phones • cruise ship's name • hotel while in Oslo • famous potato chips • cold 24hrs hot 12hrs • jimmy asian comedian • one of Ros' fav apps • Ros' longest employer • ...
BANDS 2016-09-25
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- American band of alternative metal. Their principal singer is Andy Biersack.
- Band of indie rock. Their most famous song is "Trouble".
- "Boulevard of Broken Dreams".
- Band of post-hardcore. They have just 4 albums and they made a song with Kellin Quinn.
- Band of alternative metal formed in 2003, the singer is Oliver Sykes.
- They start in YouTube and then, they were the opening act of 1D.
- His most famous song is "Do I Wanna Know?"
- Band of rock formed in Dublin in the 1976. Their principal singer is Bono, they have more than 10 albums and their most famous song is "With or Without You" of 1987.
- American band of pop rock formed in 2003. The band has 6 members.
- His most famous song is "Smells like teen spirit".
- Is a South Korean hip-hop group formed by Big Hit Entertainment with 7 members. Their last song is "Fire".
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- Band of post-hardcore. Their msot famous song is "The Drug in Me Is You".
- Formed in 2009 their main singer is Kellin Quinn.
- Last year, one member left the band.
- Their singer is Brendon Urie and the name of the band has "Disco" in it.
- The singer of the band is a girl, Hayley Williams. One of their songs is "Ain't It Fun".
- Their name has numbers, like one year.
- 5SOS made a cover of their song "I Miss You".
- Band of alternative rock, pop punk. They have 7 albums and their most famous song is "Miserable at Best" of 2007.
- Band of horror punk and hardcore punk formed in 1976.
20 Clues: "Boulevard of Broken Dreams". • Last year, one member left the band. • Their name has numbers, like one year. • His most famous song is "Do I Wanna Know?" • 5SOS made a cover of their song "I Miss You". • Formed in 2009 their main singer is Kellin Quinn. • His most famous song is "Smells like teen spirit". • Band of horror punk and hardcore punk formed in 1976. • ...
EOC Historical Figures 2015-04-28
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- blocked the "Little Rock Nine"
- "Feminine Mystique" author
- anti-lynching muckraker
- Atomic bomb and containment president
- John Scopes defender
- impeached for lying about affair
- "New Deal" and court packing president (initials)
- 1st African American billionaire (B.E.T.)
- WWII volunteer pilots in China
- women's suffragist leader
- Former 1st lady, Senator and Secretary of State
- WWII African American pilots
- Hispanic Vietnam hero
- WWII general and later president
- WWII General and proposed economic plan to rebuild Europe
- Trusbuster, conservationist president
- Populist candidate and Scopes prosecutor
- 1st hispanic Supreme Court justice
- Naval admiral and expansionism supporter
- March of Washington speaker (initials)
- WWII admiral in the Pacific
- WWI AEF commander
- 1st black Supreme Court justice
- conservative and Iran-Contra Affair president
- Watergate and detente president
- African American WWII Hero
- United Farm workers founder
- "Back to Africa" coordinator
- cosmetics entrepreneur
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- Cuban Missile Crisis president
- Walmart creator
- 1st African American female billionaire
- WWI hero
- "Spirit of St Louis" pilot and American hero
- violent civil rights group
- Great Depression 1st Lady
- steel entrepreneur
- 1st female Supreme Court justice
- assisted Cesar Chavez
- WWII and Korean War general
- opposed Equal Rights Amendment for women
- segregationist Georgia governor
- segregationist Alabama governor
- WWII general in D-Day
- WWII general and tank commander
- W.C.T.U. founder
- "Return to Normalcy"
- communist "witch" hunter
- WWII secret code communicators
- assembly; Model T
- "The Jungle" muckraker
- Airplane manufacturer
- Mexican American veterans' rights
- Hispanic advertiser
- Chicago settlement house
- Hawaiian president
- NAACP founder
57 Clues: WWI hero • NAACP founder • Walmart creator • W.C.T.U. founder • assembly; Model T • WWI AEF commander • steel entrepreneur • Hawaiian president • Hispanic advertiser • John Scopes defender • "Return to Normalcy" • Hispanic Vietnam hero • assisted Cesar Chavez • WWII general in D-Day • Airplane manufacturer • "The Jungle" muckraker • cosmetics entrepreneur • anti-lynching muckraker • ...
EOC Historical Figures 2015-04-28
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- 1st African American billionaire (B.E.T.)
- Trusbuster, conservationist president
- assembly; Model T
- "Feminine Mystique" author
- WWII admiral in the Pacific
- violent civil rights group
- Mexican American veterans' rights
- Former 1st lady, Senator and Secretary of State
- "Return to Normalcy"
- 1st African American female billionaire
- 1st female Supreme Court justice
- women's suffragist leader
- WWII volunteer pilots in China
- WWII General and proposed economic plan to rebuild Europe
- WWII secret code communicators
- "New Deal" and court packing president (initials)
- Chicago settlement house
- 1st black Supreme Court justice
- "Back to Africa" coordinator
- steel entrepreneur
- Walmart creator
- W.C.T.U. founder
- Atomic bomb and containment president
- opposed Equal Rights Amendment for women
- African American WWII Hero
- "Spirit of St Louis" pilot and American hero
- cosmetics entrepreneur
- United Farm workers founder
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- communist "witch" hunter
- Watergate and detente president
- segregationist Alabama governor
- March of Washington speaker (initials)
- Great Depression 1st Lady
- Cuban Missile Crisis president
- WWII African American pilots
- Populist candidate and Scopes prosecutor
- WWII general and tank commander
- 1st hispanic Supreme Court justice
- John Scopes defender
- anti-lynching muckraker
- WWII general and later president
- Naval admiral and expansionism supporter
- impeached for lying about affair
- assisted Cesar Chavez
- WWI hero
- Airplane manufacturer
- WWII general in D-Day
- Hispanic advertiser
- Hispanic Vietnam hero
- segregationist Georgia governor
- WWII and Korean War general
- "The Jungle" muckraker
- conservative and Iran-Contra Affair president
- WWI AEF commander
- NAACP founder
- Hawaiian president
- blocked the "Little Rock Nine"
57 Clues: WWI hero • NAACP founder • Walmart creator • W.C.T.U. founder • assembly; Model T • WWI AEF commander • Hawaiian president • steel entrepreneur • Hispanic advertiser • "Return to Normalcy" • John Scopes defender • assisted Cesar Chavez • Airplane manufacturer • WWII general in D-Day • Hispanic Vietnam hero • "The Jungle" muckraker • cosmetics entrepreneur • anti-lynching muckraker • ...
Find the FSL student 2015-08-27
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- I didn't hand in an interesting fact and I go to Handsworth.
- My hobby is reefing.
- My family owns an oyster farm on West Redonda Island.
- I lived in China for 3 years.
- I know too much trivia about reptiles and other assorted animals.
- My name literally translates to the word "name" in arabic.
- I am self studying Korean.
- I play many instruments.
- I have double jointed elbows.
- I am vegetarian, but am not a fan of carrot cake.
- I was better at chess when I was 6 years old than I am today.
- I work at my Aunt and Uncles farm every year.
- I love Ultimate Frisbee and plan on playing at a higher level of it in the future.
- In grade 7, I was bored and decided to start a Minecraft Server.
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- I freestyle ski.
- I am a competitive swimmer!
- I have a red birth mark on my back that resembles the shape of Lulu island (Richmond).
- Drinking coffee makes me sleepy.
- I didn't hand in an interesting fact and I go to Burnaby Central Secondary
- I am a part of a study known as Project Viva.
- I have earned my Chief Scout Award.
- I am interested in anime and manga.
- I have snorkelled with turtles in Hawaii.
- I am almost ambidextrous, except when it comes to writing.
- I attended Super Bowl 49 this year!
- I have pet both a lion and a bear.
- I didn't hand in an interesting fact and I go to Burnaby North Secondary.
- I can't stand the sight of slugs as if I have a phobia towards them.
- I have an unexplained and largely uncontrolled affection towards cats. (All cats ;) )
29 Clues: I freestyle ski. • My hobby is reefing. • I play many instruments. • I am self studying Korean. • I am a competitive swimmer! • I lived in China for 3 years. • I have double jointed elbows. • Drinking coffee makes me sleepy. • I have pet both a lion and a bear. • I have earned my Chief Scout Award. • I am interested in anime and manga. • I attended Super Bowl 49 this year! • ...
Find the FSL student 2015-09-07
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- I lived in China for 3 years.
- I work at my Aunt and Uncles farm every year.
- My hobby is reefing.
- I am a competitive swimmer!
- I am interested in anime and manga.
- My name literally translates to the word "name" in arabic.
- I have double jointed elbows.
- I am almost ambidextrous, except when it comes to writing.
- I have an unexplained and largely uncontrolled affection towards cats. (All cats ;) )
- I am a part of a study known as Project Viva.
- I was apart of the Opening Paralympic Ceremonies in 2010.
- Drinking coffee makes me sleepy.
- In grade 7, I was bored and decided to start a Minecraft Server.
- I am self studying Korean.
- My family owns an oyster farm on West Redonda Island.
- I didn't hand in an interesting fact and I go to Handsworth.
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- I was better at chess when I was 6 years old than I am today.
- I attended Super Bowl 49 this year!
- I have a red birth mark on my back that resembles the shape of Lulu island (Richmond).
- I have earned my Chief Scout Award.
- I play many instruments.
- I am vegetarian, but am not a fan of carrot cake.
- I love Ultimate Frisbee and plan on playing at a higher level of it in the future.
- I have pet both a lion and a bear.
- I know too much trivia about reptiles and other assorted animals.
- I have snorkelled with turtles in Hawaii.
- I can't stand the sight of slugs as if I have a phobia towards them.
- I freestyle ski.
28 Clues: I freestyle ski. • My hobby is reefing. • I play many instruments. • I am self studying Korean. • I am a competitive swimmer! • I lived in China for 3 years. • I have double jointed elbows. • Drinking coffee makes me sleepy. • I have pet both a lion and a bear. • I attended Super Bowl 49 this year! • I have earned my Chief Scout Award. • I am interested in anime and manga. • ...
5th YearRevision 2015-02-10
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- The new Soviet leader after Stalin's death.
- The US sent troops here between 1950-3.
- The party of Eisenhower, Nixon and Reagan.
- The current US President.
- The US became involved in this war in the 60s and 70s.
- The US and the USSR spent a lot on making ___.
- The Soviets wanted _____ co-existence.
- _____ orders do not need Congress' approval.
- Keeping communism from spreading.
- A city which Truman and Stalin clashed over.
- Truman _____ the US Army.
- A tense month in 1962.
- Fidel _____, leader of communist Cuba.
- Truman became President upon his death.
- The A in NATO.
- Soviet leader who met Truman and Churchill.
- How many states in the US?
- The President is ____-in-chief of the Army.
- Another word for laws.
- The US believed in the ____ theory.
- General Douglas _____ was fired by Truman.
- Truman's first name.
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- US Presidents are elected every ___ years.
- President when the Korean War began (1950).
- Kennedy set this up to advise him during the missile crisis.
- This country became communist in 1949.
- The head of the federal government.
- The 38th _____ divided the two Koreas.
- They review the laws.
- Island nation which became communist in 1959-60.
- _______ of powers.
- The party of Truman, Kennedy and Obama.
- The capital of the US.
- President during the Cuban missile crisis (1962).
- JFK's term ended in 1963 when he was ____.
- The T in NATO.
- The President in between Korea and Cuba.
- What Roosevelt called "New", Truman called ___.
- _____ and Nagasaki.
- The plan that would help Europe rebuild.
- They make laws and work with the President.
- This was set up between Washington and Moscow in 1962.
42 Clues: The T in NATO. • The A in NATO. • _______ of powers. • _____ and Nagasaki. • Truman's first name. • They review the laws. • The capital of the US. • A tense month in 1962. • Another word for laws. • The current US President. • Truman _____ the US Army. • How many states in the US? • Keeping communism from spreading. • The head of the federal government. • ...
062 Vocab 2015-02-24
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- The woman you married
- Important/memorable
- Someone you do not know
- The opposite of ugly
- It's red and its inside us all
- Don't forget
- Mum or dad's sister
- Not your physical appearance. What you are like inside.
- Birds do this
- An adjective that describes the city
- lights These control cars at intersections
- Well known
- A wedding or a funeral is an example of one of these
- A special moment in my life was the ........ of my son.
- A cat's foot
- Albany is one of these
- What we wear
- An adjective that describes the countryside
- A gallery
- Something that is made for the first time
- A really tall building
- The man you married
- What you do in your free time
- There are lots of books in this building
- My female child
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- A present
- Moving on a bike
- Rainy, sunny, cloudy, hot, cold etc
- Going from place to place
- There is lots of sand here. There is a big one in Saudi Arabia
- An insect. In Tom Sawyer one bit the dog on the nose
- Faster than walking
- A part of town/of the country
- A person who takes photographs
- Chinese/Korean/Saudi/Indian
- A good place to visit in a new town to learn about history etc
- A person who writes books
- Things you remember
- Big hills
- The place where people cook
- An essay is divided into these
- The first of something
- A bit of land surrounded by the sea
- Family name
- My male child
- Mum and dad
- Near the sea with lots of sand
- Not old
- Spooky dead people
49 Clues: Not old • A present • Big hills • A gallery • Well known • Family name • Mum and dad • Don't forget • A cat's foot • What we wear • Birds do this • My male child • My female child • Moving on a bike • Spooky dead people • Important/memorable • Faster than walking • Mum or dad's sister • Things you remember • The man you married • The opposite of ugly • The woman you married • Albany is one of these • ...
test 2023-10-27
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- Jess's old stomping grounds
- Great stargazing locale and our first camping destination
- San Diego neighborhood offering plenty of pasta and pizza
- Quentin's stomping grounds
- Where we like to get our fruit, tortilla chips, and lobster rolls
- Libra birthday month
- Our favorite dim sum dish
- German metal band we saw at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
- Bedtime activity to get us in the mood to sleep
- What we thought the other really loved at dim sum (neither of us like it)
- Smartest family member
- "________ Camp", anime where girls go through the trials and tribulations of camping
- city We walked over the border to vacation here
- Jess's job title
- Where we both dormed but at different time
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- Favorite Korean restaurant in San Diego with massive portions
- Best seafood tacos in San Diego
- Our alma mater
- Dating app where we met
- park Home to the San Diego Zoo
- Our first international vacation destination
- hope Where we're going in 2 weeks
- Aries birthday month
- Avocado's hometown
- Which one of us has 2 college degrees?
- Downtown distillery where we first met
- Where we witnessed Kenny and Saki's wedding
- Quentin's job title
- Thank god it's ______
- 100 of these made an album of 1,000 of these
- Cutest family member
- La Jolla bakery with delicious pastries and sandwiches
- Places we like to visit wherever we travel
- The toughest day of the week
- British pop singer we saw in San Diego - known for her boom claps
- Jess's favorite holiday
- "Delicious in _______", manga that digs into mythical monster gastronomy
37 Clues: Our alma mater • Jess's job title • Avocado's hometown • Quentin's job title • Aries birthday month • Cutest family member • Libra birthday month • Thank god it's ______ • Smartest family member • Dating app where we met • Jess's favorite holiday • Our favorite dim sum dish • Quentin's stomping grounds • Jess's old stomping grounds • The toughest day of the week • ...
7th Review 2023-12-12
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- This was the long time policy of the US as we tried to stay out of the affairs of other nations.
- Who succeeded to the office of President with the death of FDR?
- He became a wealthy business man with his idea of the assembly line.
- secret drinking club that was found in thousands of US cities in the 1920s.
- This president was blamed for the Great Depression.
- The _________ Service Act helped the US to raise a fighting force in WWI and WWII.
- During the 1920s, which leader of the Universal Negro Improvement Association advocated a return to Africa for African Americans?
- Type of government created in Germany during the 1930s.
- This person helped open trade with China through the creation of the Open Door Policy.
- This was the systematic murder and persecution of Jewish individual during the 1930s-1940s.
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- Americans grew their own food in these to help conserve for the war effort.
- Who wrote the “Communist Manifesto,” in which Lenin took many of his ideas?
- leader of the US troops in the Pacific during WWII.
- Alfred T. Mahan wrote a book about the need for a strong __________.
- Turning point of the Pacific front during WWII.
- This man wrote exaggerated news stories that helped the US enter the Spanish American war.
- What war was fought on the 38th parallel line?
- Seward's Folly refers to the purchase of this territory.
- This is the technology used to inform the public during the 1920-1930s.
- The Treaty of Paris, 1898 gave the US control over the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and what other nation?
- This invention led to urban sprawl.
21 Clues: This invention led to urban sprawl. • What war was fought on the 38th parallel line? • Turning point of the Pacific front during WWII. • leader of the US troops in the Pacific during WWII. • This president was blamed for the Great Depression. • Type of government created in Germany during the 1930s. • Seward's Folly refers to the purchase of this territory. • ...
Happy National Girlfriend Day!! <3 2022-07-30
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- Yummy Korean corndogs
- Ur
- You pat me on the back to help me do what?
- Alex says this word a lot
- Where are we going for October reading week?
- What Lego flower did I get you? (still in my room lol)
- _____ mode (hint: sleeby)
- Name of vacuum
- Tiva has white ____
- Bread in French
- ____ baka
- Our duck son has what animal hoodie?
- Has really good meatballs and mac and cheese (hint: we had 2 dates here!)
- Fruit that you want tattooed (hint: I got you a print with this fruit and 2 cats!)
- The colour I associate you with
- We have a pink pineapple and ____ shirt
- My tomato son
- Kisses in French
- Animal in your Instagram bio
- My cousins call you this
- Hi I'm ____ pig and this is my brother George (oink!)
- What animal is on your noteit right now?
- What did we eat on our second date
- Your earless tailless cat
- Cat breed on the mug I made you
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- The name of our alcoholic snowman
- Armpit of Ontario
- ____ XD (hint: dinosaur)
- Yummy ice cream bars (your fav flavour is yam)
- Location of our first date
- ___ mode (hint: trans)
- We met on here lol
- What is Mozart's (the composer) first name?
- The plant you gave me that my cats ate and killed
- Date of our Anniversary (the number)
- I dislike this food
- Long French bread
- Your favourite flower
- The converse shoes you want look like ___ shoes
- Drink that has been sold out at LCBO forever
- What food did we find left behind when we went camping?
- Me and Ryuk's favourite snack
- Square car
43 Clues: Ur • ____ baka • Square car • My tomato son • Name of vacuum • Bread in French • Kisses in French • Armpit of Ontario • Long French bread • We met on here lol • Tiva has white ____ • I dislike this food • Yummy Korean corndogs • Your favourite flower • ___ mode (hint: trans) • ____ XD (hint: dinosaur) • My cousins call you this • Alex says this word a lot • _____ mode (hint: sleeby) • ...
#2: IAS 80th Birthday Tuesday Puzzle: Arrival in Ann Arbor 2023-02-11
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- He believed in "Clearing out the philosphical underbrush"
- Shorthand for Ann Arbor's best convenience store
- When tasting wine, bread cleanses this
- Rabbinic officiant of IAS/CBS wedding
- Famous Livonia bakery
- "Chicken for the doctor. ______ for the professor"
- ____ and Zuffa
- Street The Whitesides lived on
- Avian nickname of IAS winter coat
- Dry Cleaner near Tower Plaza
- Noni is this
- Voice of Michigan football Bob ____
- Ohio tragedy which happened 6 weeks before IAS and CBS wedding
- Rhymes with "Going to"
- "______ barado nikto"
- Marathon Gas Station proprietor Ernie
- Matchmaker of IAS and CBS
- Honeymoon city of IAS + CBS
- Sporty lane/former Smokler residence
- Green sports car owned by IAS
- He hired Bo Schembechler
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- Legendary Ann Arbor folk music venue
- Angelo's wife
- "____ Strong Winds"
- Proprietor of Glen-Ann Towing
- Professor who said "The waterline is psychosis"
- Home state of Jan Fisher
- "Why waste good wine on 10 cents worth of ___?"
- IAS's former favorite brand of cigarette
- Campus film group run by IAS
- Birthplace of David Baru
- "My mind slipped _____ " (i.e. "I lost the plot there")
- His bassinet sat right next to Kevin's at U of M Hospital
- Favorite board game to play with the Barus back in the day
- Ann Arbor tavern with many initials carved into the tables
- "There was drinkin'. There was women. Oh, do I have a ___ "
- Sylvan location of IAS/CBS first date
- CBS car when she met IAS
- Baru dog who lived a very long time
- War IAS claimed to have served in on first date with IAS
- IAS's favorite song on "Surrealistic Pillow"
41 Clues: Noni is this • Angelo's wife • ____ and Zuffa • "____ Strong Winds" • Famous Livonia bakery • "______ barado nikto" • Rhymes with "Going to" • Home state of Jan Fisher • Birthplace of David Baru • CBS car when she met IAS • He hired Bo Schembechler • Matchmaker of IAS and CBS • Honeymoon city of IAS + CBS • Campus film group run by IAS • Dry Cleaner near Tower Plaza • ...
US history 2024-03-19
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- a dude who would blame people for something they didn’t do and everyone would turn against them.
- US gave aid to European countries that were not Communist.
- a line of latitude.
- too many people were born after WW2
- a whole line two miles wide that was heavily armed between north and south korea.
- stop the spread of communism.
- a nuke that was 67x more powerful than fat man.
- the southern vietnamese who wanted communism.
- No more war crimes.
- Ruler of China and made them Communist.
- a loss and victory for America.
- people in west Germany flew supplies over to west Germany because they didn’t get anything from Russia.
- Germany was split into four occupational zones.
- Promoted almost going to war with USSR
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- countries geologically separated from USSR but were communists.
- Orange chemical we used to ruin the lives of many.
- Russia was putting nukes on cuba and we didn’t like it.
- we were in Korea, and basically no one had made advances.
- A thing to protect allied countries from communism.
- A way for countries to talk about their problems
- America was scared of communism invading.
- if one country becomes communist nearby countries will too.
- a man and his wife who were falesly accused of murder and were killed for it.
- the leader of south korea during korean war.
- we wanted Fidel dead, so we trained a bunch of people and they failed miserably.
- Russia put up a wall in the middle of Berlin.
- Helped any free people resisting communism.
- an imaginary wall that split east and west Germany.
- House un american activities commity
- the first thing in space
- was an alliance between the soviet union and Europe.
31 Clues: a line of latitude. • No more war crimes. • the first thing in space • stop the spread of communism. • a loss and victory for America. • too many people were born after WW2 • House un american activities commity • Promoted almost going to war with USSR • Ruler of China and made them Communist. • America was scared of communism invading. • ...
FINAL 2024-05-05
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- IF DAVE WAS A STAR WARS CHARACTER?
- DAVE IS ALLERGIC TO THIS.
- DAVE'S CELEBRITY MAN CRUSH.
- NUMBER OF TATTOOS ALISHA HAS.
- NAME OF OUR FIRST PET.
- DAVE'S FAVORITE NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE SNACK.
- NUMBER OF TATTOOS DAVE HAS.
- DAVE'S FAVORITE MOVIE FRANCHISE.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE MOVIE FRANCHISE.
- OUR ANNIVERSRY MONTH.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE DISNEY VILLIAN.
- ALISHA'S TOP CELEBRITY IDOL.
- OUR FAVORITE HOBBY TOGETHER.
- THE NUMBER OF MATCHING TATTOOS WE HAVE.
- HOW MANY YEARS HAVE WE BEEN TOGETHER?
- WHAT DOES ALISHA NOT SHARE?
- IF ALISHA WERE A FRIENDS CHARACTER?
- WHERE WE FIRST MET EACHOTHER.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE FOOD.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE COLOR.
- WHAT IS OUR FAVORITE SEASON?
- DAVE'S FAVORITE COLOUR.
- THE MONTH WE GOT ENGAGED.
- DAVE'S FAVORITE DISNEY MOVIE.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE HOLIDAY
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- ALISHA'S CITY OF BIRTH.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE ANIMAL.
- DAVE'S BIGGEST PET PEEVE?
- DAVE'S FAVORITE GENRE OF MUSIC.
- DAVE'S FAVORITE FOOD.
- ALISHA'S FIRST MIDDLE NAME.
- DAVE'S FAVORITE NBA PLAYER.
- HOW MANY YEARS APART ARE WE IN AGE?
- THE FIRST MOVIE WE WATCHED TOGETHER.
- WHAT INSTRUMENT DOES DAVE PLAY?
- DAVE'S FAVORITE SPORT?
- NAME OF THE TOWN WE LIVE IN.
- WHAT IS ALISHA ABSOLUTLEY TERRIFIED OF?
- OUR FAVORITE CUISINE.
- CITY/TOWN WHERE WE HAD OUR FIRST DATE.
- DAVE'S BIRTH CITY.
- DAVE'S FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM.
- DAVE'S MIDDLE NAME.
- WHAT HIGH SCHOOL DID DAVE ATTEND?
- COMMON INTEREST THAT WE BONDED OVER WHEN WE FIRST MET.
- ALISHA'S EYE COLOUR.
- PLACE WHERE DAVE PROPOSED.
- ALISHA'S FAVORITE T.V SHOW.
- ALISHA PLAYED THIS SPORT IN HIGHSCHOOL.
- NAME OF THE VIDEO GAME WE WERE OBSESSED WITH DURING COVID.
52 Clues: DAVE'S BIRTH CITY. • DAVE'S MIDDLE NAME. • ALISHA'S EYE COLOUR. • DAVE'S FAVORITE FOOD. • OUR FAVORITE CUISINE. • OUR ANNIVERSRY MONTH. • NAME OF OUR FIRST PET. • DAVE'S FAVORITE SPORT? • ALISHA'S CITY OF BIRTH. • ALISHA'S FAVORITE FOOD. • DAVE'S FAVORITE COLOUR. • ALISHA'S FAVORITE SNACK. • ALISHA'S FAVORITE COLOR. • ALISHA'S FAVORITE ANIMAL. • DAVE'S BIGGEST PET PEEVE? • ...
Famous Food 2024-08-31
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- What spicy fermented cabbage is a staple in Korean cuisine?
- What Middle Eastern spread is made from mashed chickpeas, tahini, and olive oil?
- What Canadian dish consists of french fries topped with cheese curds and gravy?
- What long, thin pasta is often served with tomato sauce and meatballs?
- What food is known for its round shape and often has toppings like cheese and pepperoni?
- What Indian snack is a deep-fried pastry filled with spiced potatoes or meat?
- What sweet treat is made from cacao beans and comes in dark, milk, or white varieties?
- What Mexican dish is a folded tortilla filled with various ingredients like meat and cheese?
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- sum What Chinese cuisine consists of small bite-sized portions of food served in steamer baskets?
- What Italian dessert is made from layers of coffee-soaked ladyfingers, mascarpone cheese, and cocoa?
- What Italian dumplings are made from potatoes and flour, often served with a sauce?
- What Japanese dish consists of vinegared rice combined with seafood or vegetables?
- What popular American sandwich consists of a ground beef patty between two buns?
- What Italian dessert is similar to ice cream but has a denser texture?
- What Mexican dish involves a large tortilla wrapped around fillings like beans, rice, and meat?
- What Italian dish consists of layers of pasta, cheese, and meat sauce baked in the oven?
- What Japanese noodle soup is known for its savory broth and toppings like pork and egg?
- What Spanish dish is known for its saffron-flavored rice and various seafood ingredients?
- What flaky, buttery pastry is a staple of French breakfast?
- What deep-fried balls or patties are made from ground chickpeas or fava beans, popular in Middle Eastern cuisine?
20 Clues: What spicy fermented cabbage is a staple in Korean cuisine? • What flaky, buttery pastry is a staple of French breakfast? • What Italian dessert is similar to ice cream but has a denser texture? • What long, thin pasta is often served with tomato sauce and meatballs? • What Indian snack is a deep-fried pastry filled with spiced potatoes or meat? • ...
A LOOONG CROSSWORD 2024-06-12
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- A person from Italy.
- The lowest part of your body.
- A person the the United Kingdom.
- A subject that explains systems in our world through scientific methods.
- A person from Korea.
- Feeling unhappy.
- To detect something with eyes.
- Another word for cycling.
- These animals chase mouse.
- Before you sleep, this is your meal.
- To make a motion.
- A special word for everyone.
- You can exercise and find trees and flowers here.
- Feeling sick.
- Not real.
- A picture you take on your camera.
- You use this to gather fallen leaves.
- Someone who works in movies or television series.
- You go to this place to learn and study.
- You do this to plants to keep them healthy.
- A subject about taking good care of our body.
- Most of the time it's black and on top of your head.
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- These animals don't like meows.
- When a cloth is soaked with water.
- A subject about numbers and its operations.
- It has two eyes, a nose and a mouth.
- In the afternoon, this is your meal.
- To move towards a point.
- A person from the United States of America.
- To make music using the voice.
- Always tall, with branches and leaves.
- Sometimes it contains pictures, but mostly it contains words.
- A doctor of the teeth.
- You get up from sleeping.
- To pose a question.
- A game with knights, bishops and queens.
- Not fake.
- To make a sketch using a pencil.
- To like something very much.
- No water at all.
- The top part of your body.
- A circular band you wear on your finger.
42 Clues: Not real. • Not fake. • Feeling sick. • Feeling unhappy. • No water at all. • To make a motion. • To pose a question. • A person from Italy. • A person from Korea. • A doctor of the teeth. • To move towards a point. • Another word for cycling. • You get up from sleeping. • These animals chase mouse. • The top part of your body. • A special word for everyone. • To like something very much. • ...
Cold War & Modern America 2024-05-22
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- traded American missiles and weapons for hostages
- radical liberal movement during Vietnam war, largely college students
- communist dictatorship under Mao Zedong
- easing of hostilities between countries, characterized Nixon's presidency
- cut government spending budget, reduced inflation, cut taxes, steadies economy
- prohibited segregation
- scandal that caused Nixon to resign
- relocation of a business to another country to lower manufacturing costs
- christian and republican group that supported reagan
- economy characterized by inflation, unemployment,and slow growth rates
- allowed the government to monitor citizens in order to prevent terrorism
- foreign policy that opposed detente; US would intervene in regional conflict when their security and/or interests were threatened
- prohibited segregation in real estate
- American policy to provide aid to anti-communist groups in order to "roll back" communism
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- prohibited racial discrimination loopholes in the voting system
- desegregation in education
- allowed Johnson to defend against a Vietnamese attack by any means necessary (war without war)
- limited president's ability to escalate military endeavors
- independent countries that are heavily influenced by another country and/or their politics
- distrust of government after Johnson's actions regarding Vietnam
- North/viet kong and south divided over communism, became fully communist after American troops withdrew from Vietnam war
- segregation or denial of financial services in neighborhoods
- programs enacted by Lyndon B Johnson to create a fully desegregated America
- nonviolent protest groups that confronted segregation and Jim crow
- Nixon's process of removing all American troops from Vietnam to be replaced with Vietnamese troops
- this, along with sit ins, was a popular form of nonviolent protest
- white people moving out of areas that were becoming racially integrated
- Northern and southern halves divided after stalemate in the Korean War
28 Clues: prohibited segregation • desegregation in education • scandal that caused Nixon to resign • prohibited segregation in real estate • communist dictatorship under Mao Zedong • traded American missiles and weapons for hostages • christian and republican group that supported reagan • limited president's ability to escalate military endeavors • ...
Scotty's Crossword Puzzle 2023-06-14
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- This hard working house cleaner just wants to support her family and not be harassed by Mister Skelton.
- Without this small piece of plastic, you would never have met the love of your life.
- Which is the largest of all dinosaurs?
- What type of fruit would go well with jeans?
- Who aside from you is the other Labrador in the group?
- What is your favourite animal?
- Fred Astaire… who definitely isn’t Korean, once said ‘ anyone who thinks that only sunshine brings happiness has never danced in the…’
- Your favourite cake.
- What Japanese cooking preparation loosely translates to ‘glossy broil’ and is most commonly applied to chicken.
- Who always knows where "True North" is?
- Who has made the most attempts to purchase a product from Troniic?
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- Out of all these answers, which answer do you think is the clue for where you should go next?
- Boots with the?
- What is both the nickname of a member of SGOY and a type of arachnid?
- This perennial plant belonging to the arum family Araceae and the genus Thaumatophyllum, named after the popular Abba song is known as Philodendron…
- In tricking, a gainer incorporating three full twists is commonly known as a triple…
- The name of a famous authentic Italian bakery in Ashgrove.
- Who has the voice and giggle of an Angel?
- Which leafy, cruciferous vegetable is rich in nutrients and makes your friends hate you when you cook it in the microwave and stink out the hole house?
- What is the name of Kaitlyn's cat?
- Who is the one additional permitted group member of the SGOY that is only seen once a year?
21 Clues: Boots with the? • Your favourite cake. • What is your favourite animal? • What is the name of Kaitlyn's cat? • Which is the largest of all dinosaurs? • Who always knows where "True North" is? • Who has the voice and giggle of an Angel? • What type of fruit would go well with jeans? • Who aside from you is the other Labrador in the group? • ...
Most Dangerous State Sponsored Hacking Group Crossword 2022-12-15
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- Facebook, Twitter, Instagram
- A flaw or weakness in a computer system that could be exploited to violate the system's security
- Widely used in-home network technology that allows for wireless
- The "I" in the C-I-A Triad; protection from unauthorized changes.
- A sequence of words or text used to control access to a computer; similar to a password.
- Fraudulent text messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to trick individuals into revealing personal information.
- The boss and head of state
- Verifying identity
- Hardware or software designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network.
- The attacks were sourced from a botnet architecture leveraging compromised hosts in South Korea. The DDoS attacks were targeting South Korean government websites as well as the network of U.S. Forces Korea (USFK).
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- The movie that caused the 2014 Sony Pictures attack.
- Threatening behavior facilitated through electronic means such as texting.
- The process of taking plain text and scrambling it into an unreadable format.
- A wireless technology standard used over short distances using short-wavelength UHF radio waves.
- amount stolen from the Bank of Bangladesh
- A type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid.
- Fraudulent phone calls or voice messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to trick individuals into revealing personal information.
- Unauthorized access to a network, information systems, or application.
- A fraudulent email purportedly from a reputable company attempting to get personal information.
- Security tool that creates a secure, encrypted connection between you and the Internet.
- The address of a webpage. Check the validity of it before clicking on it.
- The "A" in the C-I-A Triad. It ensures authorized users have access.
22 Clues: Verifying identity • The boss and head of state • Facebook, Twitter, Instagram • amount stolen from the Bank of Bangladesh • The movie that caused the 2014 Sony Pictures attack. • Widely used in-home network technology that allows for wireless • The "I" in the C-I-A Triad; protection from unauthorized changes. • ...
Food and drink. 2022-08-20
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- This fruit is considered a symbol of good luck in China.
- This vegetable is sometimes called a “Bell Pepper.”
- ________ and eggs is a popular breakfast in western countries.
- A vegetable that's supposedly loved by rabbits.
- Most popular type of coffee in the world.
- Vegetable used in Korean dish of Kimchi.
- You can just buy one of this fruit, even though the name sounds like you have to buy two.
- This vegetable looks like white broccoli.
- Meat from a calf.
- A fruit that's green on the inside and brown and furry on the outside.
- Sweet food usually eaten after a meal.
- You can get square ones of these in Japan.
- First vegetable to be grown in space.
- Popular purple vegetable and is also known as aubergine.
- The country where lasagne comes from.
- Meat from a shhep.
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- Greeg fruit that's used in salads and sandwiches.
- Vampires are said to be afraid of this vegetable.
- This is called the “Forbidden Fruit” in the Bible.
- Used to make wine.
- Smelly fruit enjoyed by many Chinese.
- Meat from a deer.
- Similar to jam, this spread is usually made from oranges.
- Most popular drink in the world.
- The only fruit to have its seeds on the outside.
- The 2nd most popular soft drink in the world.
- Cheddar, brie and camenbert are popular examples.
- Most popular ice cream flavour in the world.
- Buffalo wings come from this animal.
- Vegetable that gives Popeye his great strength.
- Most eaten fruit in the world.
- Vegetable used during Halloween.
- Looks like a green lemon.
33 Clues: Meat from a deer. • Meat from a calf. • Used to make wine. • Meat from a shhep. • Looks like a green lemon. • Most eaten fruit in the world. • Most popular drink in the world. • Vegetable used during Halloween. • Buffalo wings come from this animal. • Smelly fruit enjoyed by many Chinese. • First vegetable to be grown in space. • The country where lasagne comes from. • ...
k-pop w/ moon! 2023-09-01
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- Lex's favorite Seventeen member.
- 9-member girl group under JYP Entertainment.
- TXT's leader.
- Moon's ex-(G)I-dle bias, kicked out of (G)I-dle
- BlackPink's Thai member & youngest member.
- BoyNextDoor's company.
- Enhypen's youngest member.
- Moon's favorite TXT member.
- Moon's #1 favorite BTS solo.
- 6-member boy group under JYP Entertainment. Songs: Happy Death Day, Strawberry Cake, etc.
- Seventeen's oldest Korean-American member.
- Seventeen's oldest member.
- NCT's fandom name.
- Blackpink & Treasure's company.
- 5-member boy group under BigHit Music Entertainment.
- (G)I-dle, Pentagon, 4Minute, BTOB, & CLC's company.
- Moon's favorite Red Velvet member.
- Red Velvet's OT5 debut song.
- NCT sub-unit with numbers.
- NewJeans' middle member. (Age-wise)
- Ateez's leader.
- Stray Kids' oldest member.
- NCT's youngest member.
- King the Land: Yoona's group.
- BTS' oldest member.
- (G)I-dle's leader.
- Ateez's youngest member.
- Stray Kids' youngest member.
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- Maddi's favorite Seventeen member.
- P1Harmony's oldest member.
- BoyNextDoor's youngest member.
- Ex-member of boy group: Monsta X
- Enhypen's company.
- Moon's favorite person.
- BTS' company.
- 4-member girl group under SM. Songs: Black Mamba, Next Level, etc.
- P1Harmony's leader.
- ZeroBaseOne's youngest member & Moon's second bias.
- Ateez's oldest member.
- Twice, Stray Kids, Itzy, & Xdinary Heroes' company.
- NewJeans' youngest member.
- NCT's 14th member & NCT Dream's 2nd member. - Chinese member.
- NCT's oldest member.
- TXT's fandom name.
- Lex's favorite person.
- Seventeen's tallest member.
- 13-member boy group under Pledis Entertainment.
- TXT's debut song.
- Maddi's favorite person.
- King the Land: Junho's group.
- BoyNextDoor's oldest member.
- ZeroBaseOne's 6th member & Moon's first bias.
- NCT's leader.
53 Clues: TXT's leader. • BTS' company. • NCT's leader. • Ateez's leader. • TXT's debut song. • Enhypen's company. • NCT's fandom name. • TXT's fandom name. • (G)I-dle's leader. • P1Harmony's leader. • BTS' oldest member. • NCT's oldest member. • BoyNextDoor's company. • Ateez's oldest member. • Lex's favorite person. • NCT's youngest member. • Moon's favorite person. • Maddi's favorite person. • ...
A Tribute to Fin - Commemoration Crossword 2023-08-11
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- Red sauce that should be applied liberally to all meals (7)
- Spicy cake enjoyed by the loaf rather than slice (8,6,5)
- Love of this force never wavered over the years (4,4)
- Favourite beer (3,6)
- David Lynch series which became a family obsession in the early nineties (4,5)
- Body art form practiced on himself and (brave) others (5)
- Not a young bear...animation series which kept Fin out of mischief in his 20s (3,4)
- Meaty Mediterranean fast-food which could be kept in the fridge and enjoyed over many days (5)
- Medieval detective series which started his reading odyssey (7)
- Beloved underground writer (7,8)
- Fin's favourite Film of all time (5,6)
- South London area where Fin shared a squat back in the day (10)
- Never lost a love of a spanking new pair of these (8)
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- Favourite Korean movie, a love of which was passed on to Ben (3,3)
- Sci-fi comedy series. Scarlet "dorf" (3,5)
- Cult film which reminds us all of Fin involving a randy bull (8,3,1)
- Martial art Fin practiced in his youth (4,2)
- It's art not vandalism and Fin loved it! (8)
- Epic fantasy series involving playing with large chairs (4,2,6)
- Comfort food made on repeat for many years involving corned beef and sweet potato (5,6,4)
- Popular film and book genre (3-2)
- One of his residences made memorable by Dennis Nilsen (7,7)
- Hot drink which could be drunk in huge quantities without appearing poncey (3)
- Stunt bike Fin was never seen without in the 80s (3)
- Male reproductive organs - favourite cuss (8)
- Favourite Asian country, visited in his youth (North of India) (5)
- In space, no-one can hear you scream! (5)
27 Clues: Favourite beer (3,6) • Beloved underground writer (7,8) • Popular film and book genre (3-2) • Fin's favourite Film of all time (5,6) • In space, no-one can hear you scream! (5) • Sci-fi comedy series. Scarlet "dorf" (3,5) • Martial art Fin practiced in his youth (4,2) • It's art not vandalism and Fin loved it! (8) • Male reproductive organs - favourite cuss (8) • ...
Outside Reading Crossword 2022-10-06
Across
- the quality of being trustworthy
- instrument used to execute Shin's mother
- surpassing the ordinary
- relative of Shin who was shot for attempted escape
- withstand or undergo
- to steal, take away belongings
- the act of saving from evil
- a counterfeit
- The terrorist suspected of planting hidden bombs was taken to the __________ room
- The angry mother _____ her child for spilling water all over the floor.
- the type of soup prisoners ate everyday
- Jonathan Edwards, a Northampton Anglican minister, was responsible for the ________.
- Bob had to get his arm _______ because there was a life-threatening tumor.
- If the workers did not reach their _____, then they were payed less.
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- paying close attention to
- participation in class is ______.
- country Shin and Park plan to flee to first
- Napoleon was _____ and ruled with an iron fist
- The person escorting the bride _____ her just after she is next to the groom.
- The noble man was part of the ____ group of citizens and held immense power.
- strange or unconventional behavior
- only person born into political prison camp and escaped
- name of political prison Shin was born into
- to do something one considers to be below their dignity
- food that the mother cooked for Shin's brother when they discussed escaping
- Bob was _____ with his phone, as he was never seen without it.
- hostile attitude or nature
- someone who is drafted into military service
- greatly desired
- name of Shin's friend who indirectly helped him escape
- tending to rectify or improve
- added to the soil of Kim Jun-un's orchad to make apples taste sweeter
- North Korean State Security Department
33 Clues: a counterfeit • greatly desired • withstand or undergo • surpassing the ordinary • paying close attention to • hostile attitude or nature • the act of saving from evil • tending to rectify or improve • to steal, take away belongings • the quality of being trustworthy • participation in class is ______. • strange or unconventional behavior • North Korean State Security Department • ...
TA Unit 23 A Word of Advice 2023-05-09
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- My hair was messy this morning and some classmates ___ me about it.
- All the marathon athletes have a ___ body without much fat.
- SPCA is running a ___ about protecting animals. They are asking people to sign on the banner.
- Many teachers praised me for giving a good presentation. It has increase my ___ a lot.
- I am not going to play this difficult game and I want to ___.
- A lot of young people follow the ___ of wearing clothes in Korean style.
- My grandmother took out an old photo of her but the colours already ___ away.
- He always train for long run and has a ___ body which is slim and muscular.
- The dinner cost me $800 for just two dishes! It was really ___!
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- This books has a lot of good sayings from famous people, so it is a ___ and useful book.
- My friend is very ___ about how other people think of her. She wants to look perfect in front of people.
- I don't like that Youtube is always trying to ___ some products.
- I always go to sports training because I want to ___ better skills.
- We need to exercise at least twice a week to improve ___ health.
- People say ___ is the mother of success. Don't be afraid of losing the competition.
- My sister is very ___ about what she eats and she doesn't eat green vegetables.
- This bag is too expensive and I cannot ___ to buy one.
- I went to a job interview yesterday and the company said I am ___ for the job.
- Sadly, some young people have become ___ to drugs.
- It is very strange if you put on all the ___ of expensive brands altogether.
20 Clues: Sadly, some young people have become ___ to drugs. • This bag is too expensive and I cannot ___ to buy one. • All the marathon athletes have a ___ body without much fat. • I am not going to play this difficult game and I want to ___. • The dinner cost me $800 for just two dishes! It was really ___! • ...
Cold War Crossword 2025-02-05
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- Nation that believes in democracy and freedom
- Line that divides North and South Korea
- House Un-American Activities Committee
- Plan to rebuild Europe while convincing them that capitalism is better than communism
- Form of government where the power is given to the citizens/people
- Nation that had their government rebuilt by the US into a democratic government
- Leader of the USSR (Soviet Union)
- Form of government where all control is in the hands of one person or party
- When Francis Gary Powers was caught spying over the Soviet Air Space
- Nation that had their government rebuilt by USSR into a communist government
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- Rival military alliance against NATO formed by the Soviet Union and its satellite nations
- Truman sent this to drop 2.3 million tons of cargo for 333 days over West Berlin since the railways, highways, and waterways were blocked
- Term used to explain what to do when the nation is being attacked with nuclear and atomic bombs
- Countries in Easter Europe under Soviet Control, aka The Soviet Bloc
- Provided military, political, and economic assistance to democratic nations under Soviet threat
- 32nd United States President and provided leadership via the radio during WWII
- Nation that believes in communism and dictatorship
- Former Senator who held Communist investigations by rudely and aggressively interrogating witnesses
- Shelters built under houses for protection against bombs
- Tension between the USA and Russia
- US policy that states communism must stay inside of communist countries and shall not spread to other countries
- Fell to Communism in 1949 and joined North Korea during the Korean War
- Metaphorical curtain that divided Western and Eastern Europe
- Russian artifical satellite
- Collective security between the US and its allies
25 Clues: Russian artifical satellite • Leader of the USSR (Soviet Union) • Tension between the USA and Russia • House Un-American Activities Committee • Line that divides North and South Korea • Nation that believes in democracy and freedom • Collective security between the US and its allies • Nation that believes in communism and dictatorship • ...
Suck My Balls Mate 2024-10-05
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- Personalized safety device used by drivers
- _____ Hot Sauce
- Number of hours it takes to drive from SlC to Chicago
- Word that anagrams from Molybdenum, Cobalt, and Sodium from the Periodic Table
- How one may INACCURATELY describe my car
- Teddy's weapon of choice to stab and "expwode" people with
- Mercedes Team Boss Toto _____
- Joe Musgrove
- Evelyn's favorite animal
- First driver to win the Korean Grand Prix in 2010
- Object that one may like on things like blankets and towels and little bags, perchance
- System used by drivers when they are less that 1 sec. behind the driver ahead
- Slept on form of transportation
- How many floors Providence has
- It has "nice space between its leaves"
- NFL team that Lewis Hamilton co-owns. Hint, AFC
- Ninth letter in the Greek alphabet
- Natural disaster that is synonymous with earthquakes and *Water*
- Most winning team in F1 history
- "I" on the Periodic Table
- Object that may contain a poison, or a brew...
- Company that I used to "work" for
- How many original cabins were at Camp Half- Blood
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- Element of Badminton
- Parent company of Kia
- Color of top you probably shouldn't wear when eating ramen
- À quelle épreuve Nielson Powless a-t-il participé cet été?
- "Road Work Ahead"
- Canada's Capitol (like, actually)
- Object that may contain a poison, or a brew...
- Event currently happening at snowbird
- Oscar Piastri's nationality
- Company based in Billund, Denmark
- "Thats embarrassing"
- Succulent that tequila is derived from
- Number of mandatory pit stops required during a race
- Popular event at the Lodge at Fish Lake
37 Clues: Joe Musgrove • _____ Hot Sauce • "Road Work Ahead" • Element of Badminton • "Thats embarrassing" • Parent company of Kia • Evelyn's favorite animal • "I" on the Periodic Table • Oscar Piastri's nationality • Mercedes Team Boss Toto _____ • How many floors Providence has • Slept on form of transportation • Most winning team in F1 history • Canada's Capitol (like, actually) • ...
Oscar + Wicked 2025-04-24
Across
- out To win or succeed over someone or something.
- away To impress someone greatly or make them very surprised.
- A song or performance done by two people.
- To make something known or tell people about it.
- Feeling amazed or surprised by something good.
- An American filmmaker, known for directing unique movies.
- The force that makes things fall to the ground.
- Magic or the use of spells and witchcraft.
- Something that is very good or important, and you should definitely watch or experience.
- A famous person, usually a movie star, musician, or athlete.
- A very popular South Korean girl group known for their music.
- Very beautiful or amazing.
- To give something to someone, or suggest something.
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- So amazing or surprising that your mouth opens wide in shock.
- To be very powerful or successful in a particular area.
- out To sing loudly and with a lot of energy.
- Showing respect or admiration for someone or something.
- A strong feeling of affection or care for someone or something.
- When people meet again after a long time apart.
- A funny or clever remark or joke.
- To do something that goes against the rules or expectations.
- away A polite way to say someone has died.
- Every person or all people.
- Something that shows respect or admiration for someone, usually after they pass away.
- A mixture of different songs or pieces of music.
- A person who performs in movies, TV shows, or plays.
- To laugh quietly or softly.
- Short periods of time, often special or important.
- A woman who performs in movies, TV shows, or plays.
- To use your mind to consider or understand something.
30 Clues: Very beautiful or amazing. • Every person or all people. • To laugh quietly or softly. • A funny or clever remark or joke. • A song or performance done by two people. • away A polite way to say someone has died. • Magic or the use of spells and witchcraft. • out To sing loudly and with a lot of energy. • Feeling amazed or surprised by something good. • ...
Sport 2 2025-01-04
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- - A race that includes swimming, cycling, and running.
- - Stand on a board and paddle on water.
- - A long-distance running race.
- - Played in a pool with a ball and goals.
- - A Japanese sport where wrestlers try to push each other out of a ring.
- - A game like baseball, but you kick the ball.
- - Throw a long spear as far as you can.
- - Played on horseback with a mallet and ball.
- - Ride and do tricks on a wooden board with wheels.
- - Throw balls to hit opponents and avoid being hit.
- - Throw a flying disc in games like Ultimate.
- - Use wind to move a boat across the water.
- - Run and jump over barriers in this track event.
- - Walk long distances in nature for fun or sport.
- - Use ropes and gear to climb up rocks or walls.
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- - A martial art where you throw your opponent.
- - A small version of tennis played on a table.
- - Ride horses to see who is the fastest.
- - A winter sport that combines skiing and shooting.
- - A Korean martial art with high kicks.
- - Jump and climb over obstacles in urban areas.
- - Perform routines in water with music.
- - Race down an icy track in a fast sled.
- - Roll balls to get close to a target ball.
- - Paddle a small boat through water.
- - Aim at targets with a gun or bow in competitions.
- - Two teams pull a rope to see who is stronger.
- - Slide stones on ice toward a target.
- - Throw a ball into a goal using your hands.
- - Spin and throw a heavy disc in a track event.
30 Clues: - A long-distance running race. • - Paddle a small boat through water. • - Slide stones on ice toward a target. • - A Korean martial art with high kicks. • - Perform routines in water with music. • - Stand on a board and paddle on water. • - Throw a long spear as far as you can. • - Ride horses to see who is the fastest. • - Race down an icy track in a fast sled. • ...
Addgene Olympics 2025 2025-07-11
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- How we reward depositor's whose plasmids are really on fire
- The crimson clinicians at this institution were our most frequent depositors in our very first year
- Addgene was raised on this street (in Cambridge)
- Pour an aliquot out for this fallen mascot
- This material is shipped as tubes of liquid protein
- We recently partnered with them to expand our plasmid offerings
- A Founding Fan of Addgene
- Where our current office is located
- Over half of the materials shipped out in 2024 were created by depositors in this state
- No need to use a Ouiji Gourd in this meeting room
- She was a Wellcome addition to Addgene in 2022
- Korean Researchers can use this service to order from us
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- Addgene's OG icon
- These are sets of plasmids all built with the same backbone
- A festive hashtag and contest Addgene sometimes runs for researchers to decorate their space
- Addgene (briefly) had an office in this European city
- How researchers can keep up with the latest Addgene news, releases, and more.
- Accelerate research and discovery by improving access to useful research materials and information.
- Some spend their Tuesdays with Morrie; Flexible Addgenies spend their time with ______
- This amino acid sounds like it should be roasted and served with steak
- A curated space that allows users to upload reports on how Addgene materials perform under various experimental conditions
- One of the co-authors of the UBMTA
- The agreement that must be completed before we ship material
- Coordinating the transfer of materials and knowledge accelerates this
- Our partners in Japan
- The best room for a speedy meeting
- You might post here about going out to lunch or if a plasmid is taken offline
27 Clues: Addgene's OG icon • Our partners in Japan • A Founding Fan of Addgene • One of the co-authors of the UBMTA • The best room for a speedy meeting • Where our current office is located • Pour an aliquot out for this fallen mascot • She was a Wellcome addition to Addgene in 2022 • Addgene was raised on this street (in Cambridge) • ...
70's 2025-01-22
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- Genre with artists like James Brown and Parliament
- Expression of amazement or excitement (2 wds.)
- Running naked in public as a trend
- Dance craze popularized by “Saturday Night Fever.”
- Way of saying “See you later.” (abbr.) (6 wds.)
- Hit TV show set during the Korean War
- Ziggy Stardust performer (2 wds.)
- Rebellious music genre led by The Ramones and The Clash (2 wds.)
- Groovy light fixture with floating wax blobs
- Wavy mattresses that were all the rage
- Wide-legged pants that made a fashion statement (hyph.) (2 wds.)
- Stuntman Knievel action figure inspired by the real daredevil
- Slang for something cool or awesome
- DIY colorful shirts from the hippie movement (hyph.)
- “They wobble but they don’t fall down” toys
- Actresses first name known for her iconic feathered hair
- 1969 festival that set the tone for early ’70s music
- All-in-one outfit for casual and disco wear
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- Farewell tied to the peace movement (2 wds.)
- “Leave the gun, take the cannoli” movie classic after “The”
- Coil toy that “walked” down stairs
- Packets of brine shrimp marketed as tiny pets (2 wds.)
- Iconic hairstyle symbolizing Black pride
- Musical with John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John
- Spielberg thriller about a man-eating shark
- Phrase used to show agreement (2 wds.)
- Shared melted cheese or chocolate dish
- Day Environmental awareness day starting in 1970
- Swedish group famous for Dancing Queen
- Rocketman singer with flashy costumes (2 wds.)
- Underdog boxer who ran up the Philadelphia steps
- To dance, especially to disco music
- Disco kings behind Stayin’ Alive (2 wds.)
- First name of Band behind the album Rumours
- 1977 space opera blockbuster (2 wds.)
- Music format spun on turntables
36 Clues: Music format spun on turntables • Ziggy Stardust performer (2 wds.) • Coil toy that “walked” down stairs • Running naked in public as a trend • To dance, especially to disco music • Slang for something cool or awesome • Hit TV show set during the Korean War • 1977 space opera blockbuster (2 wds.) • Phrase used to show agreement (2 wds.) • ...
Legendary king 2024-12-18
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- Roman dictator and general
- First Pharaoh of unified Egypt
- Often associated with the War of Roses, English ruler
- First ruler of the Akkadian Empire
- Macedonian ruler of Egypt, founder of a dynasty
- Egyptian pharaoh, known for his long reign
- Indian emperor, converted to Buddhism
- Spanish king, married Isabella
- Ruler of Camelot, associated with the Round Table
- Founder of the Mali Empire
- Assyrian king known for his library
- Last king of ancient Rome before the Republic
- French king, several rulers of this name
- Roman emperor who converted to Christianity
- Korean king, known for his invention of the Hangul script
- Anglo-Saxon king, known for defense against Vikings
- Sumerian king, protagonist of an ancient epic
- Legendary Viking chieftain
- Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
- Persian emperor who freed the Jews
- Roman emperor known for his excesses
- Hero-king from Old English literature
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- Athenian leader during the Golden Age
- Known for wisdom, son of David
- Portuguese king, promoted exploration
- Babylonian king, known for his law code
- King of the Assyrians, related to the epic of Gilgamesh
- King with the golden touch
- First Norman king of England
- Theban king in Greek mythology
- Anglo-Saxon king, known for his resistance to the Danes
- Persian ruler at the height of its empire
- Biblical king, defeated Goliath
- King of Troy during the Trojan War
- First king of the Franks
- Father of Arthur in Arthurian legend
- Conqueror of the known world, Macedonian leader
- English king, often associated with martyrdom
- Known as the Lionheart, English king
- Leader of the Greeks in the Trojan War
40 Clues: First king of the Franks • Roman dictator and general • King with the golden touch • Founder of the Mali Empire • Legendary Viking chieftain • First Norman king of England • Known for wisdom, son of David • First Pharaoh of unified Egypt • Theban king in Greek mythology • Spanish king, married Isabella • Biblical king, defeated Goliath • Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire • ...
Crossword 2 2025-12-30
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- a longer short (black)
- melodic swamp metal
- legion of the ___
- the k in 70k
- breck, ___
- barbara ___
- ath -> ___
- patra or janeiro
- darlene and mr. ___
- abyss ___ time
- winchester, ___
- carcassonne pawns
- red aperitif or tomato
- ___ ___ hole
- key of laouto
- AI yesman liar
- souls checkpoint
- korean ___ game
- purple first
- troubled teen from chino
- nineteen___six
- ___ sta eukola
- ___ victoria
- ___iamus: the most magical spell
- ___ reacher
- forest spirit that gives seeds as rewards
- calls at least once a day
- counterstr1ke player
- epic, ikon
- gross food but fun with ball
- has never known defeat
- ___ box hero
- bazterrica's "the __"
- url or hero swordsman
- lee, willis, dickinson
- wednesday's hand friend
- fotovolida singer
- “___ dragons”
- the ___: butcher, huey, frenchy
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- original jamie jormpjomp
- the only way to cook
- ___ stryker
- ___ love score
- a mess… giggity
- ___kai- next hawaii trip?
- bryce ___doos
- charge it to uncle ___
- super ___ samurai
- ___golf, ___man, ___gun
- “___ será, será”
- reggae, hawaii, bicycles, burgers
- ___ brand chips
- best birthday month
- basically megas alexandros, bro
- road to ___, maui
- best cold weather food
- we might catch a band live if they ___ here
- giga___... michael murray
- you like to pit ___ s. and ___ d. against each other about coffee and cooking
- "alarm off." "___ baby!"
- thessaloniki hooker
- ooh ___ point
- gold, coffee
- show or phrase on a dollar
- leslie ___ for city council
- singer from limnos
- singer with pseudocretan accent
- yes in scottish
- one friend and one aunt; wife of another [40 down]
- aka heisenberg
- __communicado
- rival to scorpion
- daisy's boyfriend
- ___ lit
- still ___nine
75 Clues: ___ lit • breck, ___ • ath -> ___ • epic, ikon • ___ stryker • barbara ___ • ___ reacher • the k in 70k • ___ ___ hole • purple first • gold, coffee • ___ victoria • ___ box hero • bryce ___doos • key of laouto • ooh ___ point • __communicado • still ___nine • “___ dragons” • ___ love score • abyss ___ time • AI yesman liar • nineteen___six • ___ sta eukola • aka heisenberg • a mess… giggity • ___ brand chips • winchester, ___ • ...
this is us 2025-12-03
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- First bar date.
- First official season.
- First restaurant date.
- Philic?
- Transit for full day date.
- BBQ ?
- Month we first met.
- Nation/type of first bar.
- Food cuisine of first date.
- Second sports date.
- Second movie style ?
- Your second trip away from me.
- Full day date location.
- First official month.
- Square word answer 1.
- Family I've met.
- Event type of what we saw when we met.
- Square word answer 2.
- Type of my first work event while dating.
- Police story hero.
- Eat with the boys.
- Sport for full day date.
- First movie style.
- Your trip locale that we planned together.
- What we saw when we met.
- How you got home from first date.
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- Family you've met.
- Team for second sport.
- Five more days 'til ...
- Thrift store shopping goal.
- Square word answer 2.
- First date last drink.
- Where we met (general).
- First (group) breakfast together.
- Celebration activity.
- How I got home from first date.
- First meeting logistics location (first name).
- Personalized game for our future activities.
- What we first drank together.
- How I impressed you for our full day date.
- Celebration location.
- Game for full day date.
- No talking.
- My first work event while dating.
- First meeting logistics location (last name).
- Name of park nearby & describes where we met (general)..
- How you got to where we met.
- Sunday task.
- Snack again? in the woods.
- Your first work trip while dating.
- What we first ate together.
- My first gift from you.
- First breakfast together.
- First date first drink.
54 Clues: BBQ ? • Philic? • No talking. • Sunday task. • First bar date. • Family I've met. • Family you've met. • Police story hero. • Eat with the boys. • First movie style. • Month we first met. • Second sports date. • Second movie style ? • Square word answer 2. • Celebration activity. • Celebration location. • First official month. • Square word answer 1. • Square word answer 2. • Team for second sport. • ...
CROSSWORD 2026-02-11
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- Our brand of cars
- Vancouver Island ski hill with crappy ski conditions this season
- What Tanner leaves around the house everywhere
- The 2 cities hosting the Winter Olympics 2026
- Number of ramen shops in the Comox Valley
- Other outdoor gear store for hick fishers
- Tanner's dream bed size
- City/Town where we met
- Korean Mike's favourite tap house
- Tanner's worst boss
- Roman god of Love
- Wilf's favourite saying
- They have nice pens
- Karen's mom's age this year
- Number of siblings Karen has
- Karen's breakfast concoction
- Tanner's colleague who eats too much sushi
- Mike is visual disorder - colour ______
- Tanner's mom's age this year
- Popular Family Mart snack
- Potential name of our future golden retriever
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- Sport we sometimes play at the base gym
- What has 2 butts and kills people?
- Karen's favourite breakfast spread
- Food item consisting of thin dough often filled with pork and cabbage
- City we got engaged
- Home of our beer coozies
- They have the best breakfast sandwiches in town
- Outdoor gear store for hick fishers
- Name of Jen's dog
- Karen's favourite snack
- Japanese anti-oxidant beverage
- What do you call the cleavage on breast implants?
- Canadian outdoor gear retailer
- Dane's house in Comox is on what street?
- Word found in our wifi password
- Japanese apparel store
- Where Tanner's parents live
- Tanner's favourite Costco treat
- Morning drink
- Our mutual, gay fireteam partner
- Tanner's foot bone that causes him to be crippled
- Tanner's favourite way of cooking
- Tanner's favourite drink
- Hand-operated calculating tool consisting of a frame with sliding beads on rods
- Tanner's worst highschool subject
- Tanner's favourite chips
47 Clues: Morning drink • Our brand of cars • Name of Jen's dog • Roman god of Love • City we got engaged • Tanner's worst boss • They have nice pens • City/Town where we met • Japanese apparel store • Karen's favourite snack • Tanner's dream bed size • Wilf's favourite saying • Home of our beer coozies • Tanner's favourite drink • Tanner's favourite chips • Popular Family Mart snack • ...
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 2026-02-18
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- Where patients write others' secrets/issues
- What McMurphy wants to watch
- Chief's name for the organization that controls society
- What Mac likes to do
- What Chief pretends to be
- A type of therapy
- What Chief's becomes
- What the Big Nurse can insinuate the doctors are stealing/using
- Former patient viewed as a success story
- Chief sees this and hides in it
- McMurphy is a war ______
- He was born dead
- Narrative framing is like ___________
- McMurphy's diagnosis
- The Novel is separated into _____ parts
- the nurse with the stain
- Chief's last name
- Patient with a botched lobotomy; screams an obscenity
- What bibbit has
- Chief's diagnosis
- The doctor
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- sport McMurphy plays with other patients
- Person who is bitter about their physical appearance
- The patients originally view themselves as__________
- State where this story takes place
- One flew east, one flew _________
- Shorts are an ode to this novel
- surgery performed on McMurphy
- Complains about teeth/gums and hair falling out
- Where bad patients are sent
- Patient seen as effeminate
- McMuphy fought in the __________ War
- Harding's wife
- Cheswick __________
- This patient ends their life in a disturbing way
- What Chief does to McMurphy at the end
- The room where shock therapy takes place
- The author's name
- Ratched was an __________ nurse
- Character with mommy issues
- Has red hair
- Chief fought in Bloody _________
- Patients that can't be fixed
- Fixable patients
- End of the book is like a novel from this author
- Fried by too much EST
46 Clues: The doctor • Has red hair • Harding's wife • What bibbit has • He was born dead • Fixable patients • A type of therapy • The author's name • Chief's last name • Chief's diagnosis • Cheswick __________ • What Mac likes to do • What Chief's becomes • McMurphy's diagnosis • Fried by too much EST • McMurphy is a war ______ • the nurse with the stain • What Chief pretends to be • Patient seen as effeminate • ...
9/25/2026 misc. 2026-09-21
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- latin for "little man", how the cerebral cortex perceives different body parts
- hello in chinese (nospace)
- the last word in the phrase that means a formula measuring the financial gain or loss of an investment relative to its initial cost
- esther's uncle
- name of the newest pickleball and tennis complex at the Corec (dash included)
- x hundred years between OT and NT
- hurricane katrina? more like
- what walked up to the lemonade stand
- number of cranial nerves
- generic name for lexapro
- who watched Moses float in the basket down the Nile?
- so you just gonna bring me a ___ gift on my ___ to my ____ party on my ___ with a ____ gift
- hello in korean
- one of the ways to remember redox reactions (mnemonic)
- newest zelda game, also a remake (no space)
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- most electronegative element
- snoopy character lucy has a crush on
- what does the wenis cover
- new name of honors north dorm (no space)
- type of secondary active transport that brings one ion out and another in
- first word in the three letter store that has yet to be open by Bibibop
- major that had AI+prof drama last semester
- newton's X law stating that the acceleration of an object is dependent on the net force acting upon it and the object's mass
- nerve that moves eyes and constricts the pupils (III)
- what GLP-1 receptor agonist medications primarily treat
- Jacob's brother
- abbreviated name of the library in RHPH
- app that was recently unbanned on Purdue's wifi
- who tried to kill Jesus soon after he was born?
- polyethylene glycol 3350 main brand name (common laxative)
- WALC's theater name
- sanrio's ugly fish
32 Clues: esther's uncle • Jacob's brother • hello in korean • sanrio's ugly fish • WALC's theater name • number of cranial nerves • generic name for lexapro • what does the wenis cover • hello in chinese (nospace) • most electronegative element • hurricane katrina? more like • x hundred years between OT and NT • snoopy character lucy has a crush on • what walked up to the lemonade stand • ...
Cold War Cross Word Review 2022-03-04
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- Soviet-led alliance of communist countries during the cold war
- U.S. senator who claimed there were communists in the U.S. government
- This house of representatives committee hunted for communists
- one of the reason the U.S. and U.S.S.R. never used nuclear weapons during the Cold War
- This economic plan provided aid to help rebuild Europe after WWII and was denied by communist countries
- Trade and industry is owned privately by individuals
- Trade and industry is owned by the government and distributed amongst the community equally
- this U.S. organization was created in order to beat the USSR in the space race
- The alliance of democratic countries during the Cold War
- This rocket took Americans to the moon and back, defining the U.S. as the dominant engineering power
- this president oversaw the Bay of Pigs Invasion and Cuban Missile crisis
- Korea has been divided at the 38th ___ since the Korean War
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- Leader of the Soviet Union who placed nuclear missiles in Cuba
- This conference resulted in the dividing of Germany and Berlin into four zones of influence
- The first artificial satellite, launched by the USSR and setting off the space race
- the practice of accusing and trying individuals of treason especially in relation to communism without sufficient evidence
- Churchill coined this term for the imaginary divided between east and west Europe
- Americans airlifted supplies into this city during a crisis in 1948
- This U.S. policy was meant to keep communism from spreading
- The ___ were executed for giving nuclear secrets to the Soviets
- This country was forced into becoming communist by Stalin after WWII
21 Clues: Trade and industry is owned privately by individuals • The alliance of democratic countries during the Cold War • This U.S. policy was meant to keep communism from spreading • Korea has been divided at the 38th ___ since the Korean War • This house of representatives committee hunted for communists • Leader of the Soviet Union who placed nuclear missiles in Cuba • ...
Asian American Fun Facts 2022-03-21
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- a festival of lights and one of the major festivals celebrated by Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs
- THAI noodles stir fried in a sweet-savory-sour sauce scattered with crushed peanuts, served best with Thai food.
- a Malaysian pancake filled with chocolate, cheese, and condensed milk.
- principal outer garment of women of the Indian subcontinent
- the most searched KPOP girl group on Google in 2021
- the national flower of the Philippines.
- cookies with messages in them.
- a traditional Korean side dish of salted and fermented vegetables
- Some Asian countries such as Saudi Arabia, Brunei, Cambodia, and Japan have Kings, which makes their governments _________.
- rice balls wrapped in seaweed
- is the name of the current ruling dynasty of Saudi Arabia.
- The capital of the Philippines
- a Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival
- a Japanese sword characterized by a curved, single-edged blade with a long grip to accommodate two hands
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- also known as the shield of David is on the Israeli flag.
- a mythical creature with a lion head and a fish tail, notably the emblem of Singapore.
- “The Great Wave of _________” is a famous Japanese print.
- an art-making of camel-skin lamps is traditional in Pakistan.
- a greeting typically said during New Year meaning prosperity and fortune.
- a creamy orange-colored curry dish consisting of roasted marinated meat.
- a Vietnamese soup dish consisting of broth, rice noodles, herbs, and meat
- the national emblem of Lebanon.
- a popular ancient Hindu festival, also known as the Festival of Spring, the Festival of Colours or the Festival of Love
- the second most spoken language in the world
- the country that’s got the second largest coastline in the world
25 Clues: rice balls wrapped in seaweed • cookies with messages in them. • The capital of the Philippines • the national emblem of Lebanon. • the national flower of the Philippines. • the second most spoken language in the world • the most searched KPOP girl group on Google in 2021 • also known as the shield of David is on the Israeli flag. • ...
Life in 1953 2013-06-06
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- This MLB team wins the 1953 “Subway Series”
- This man hits the longest homerun in MLB history (April 17th, 1953)
- This “risqué” mans magazine was founded in Dec, 1953
- This future president marries Jacqueline Bouvier. (Sept. 12th, 1953)
- Greek Letter
- This “King” records his first music singles.
- Jai ________
- “Mr Hockey” who won the 1953 Art Ross, and Hart Trophy
- The “Abbey” that hosted the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth (June 2nd, 1953)
- ________ Lanka
- “Gentlemen Prefer ___________” is released (July 23rd, 1953)
- This type of TV goes on sale for $1,175 US Dollars. (Dec. 30th, 1953)
- This Disney Movie is first release (Feb. 5th, 1953)
- This war ends in an Armistice. (July 27th, 1953)
- Nickname of the NCAA team who won the 1953 NCAA Basketball Championship
- This acronym “double-helix” was described for the first time (April 25th, 1953)
- Winner of the 1953 Masters, US Open and British Open
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- Scoundrel
- This North African country declares itself a republic. (June 18th, 1953)
- This “Bond” book was first published (April 13th, 1953)
- The winner of the 1953 Stanley Cup
- This CFL team beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 1953 Grey Cup
- This man hosts the 25th Academy Awards (Mar. 19th, 1953)
- Expert
- Zilch
- This Mo-Town team wins the 1953 Super Bowl
- The “Sir” name of the first man to reach the summit of Mt. Everest (May 29th, 1953)
- Notion
- This man becomes the 34th US President (Jan. 20th, 1953)
- Put Away
- This vaccine is invented by Jonas Selk (Mar. 26th, 1953)
- Russian Dictator who died on March 5th, 1953
32 Clues: Zilch • Expert • Notion • Put Away • Scoundrel • Greek Letter • Jai ________ • ________ Lanka • The winner of the 1953 Stanley Cup • This Mo-Town team wins the 1953 Super Bowl • This MLB team wins the 1953 “Subway Series” • This “King” records his first music singles. • Russian Dictator who died on March 5th, 1953 • This war ends in an Armistice. (July 27th, 1953) • ...
Chapter 14-15 Crossword Puzzle 2014-05-11
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- A series of programs help to disenfranchised, the poor, the elderly, and women.
- A plan offering 13 billion dollars in aid to western and southern European nations.
- Congress of Racial Equality, founded in 1961, planned freedom Rides to desegregate interstate buses.
- A protest in which people sit at a place and refuse to move until their demands are met.
- NCAI, founded in 1944 to promote common welfare of Native Americans
- North Atlantic Treaty Organization – including the United States, Canada, and ten Western Europe countries.
- Equal Rights Amendment, Congress passed in 1972
- A conflict in June 1950, North Korean troops crossed the 38th parallel into South Korea.
- National Organization for Women, founded in 1966
- Hydrogen bomb
- A new project to create jobs, build public housing, and end racial discrimination.
- A sharp increase of US birthrates following World War II
- The US and Soviet Union were competing in developing weapons with more destructive power.
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- An international policy that promised aid to Greece and Turkey struggling to resist threats to democratic freedom.
- Where in 1945 Soviet troops occupied Korea north of line of latitude and became the dividing line of Korea.
- An Act that banned literacy tests and other laws that kept blacks from registering to vote.
- An approach, for example when the United States would go to the brink of war to combat communism.
- A United States Policy that would work to contain communism.
- Residential areas surrounding a city.
- A program that brought Northern college students into Mississippi to work with SNCC organizers
- A conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union.
21 Clues: Hydrogen bomb • Residential areas surrounding a city. • Equal Rights Amendment, Congress passed in 1972 • National Organization for Women, founded in 1966 • A sharp increase of US birthrates following World War II • A conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union. • A United States Policy that would work to contain communism. • ...
Happy Birthday Lexi! 2013-03-12
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- What you like to consume by the foot in my room
- Jake the Dog’s favorite type of pancakes that inspired an amazing Valentine
- The abbey that makes you cry evertim
- The bathroom that will never be the same again
- What you wanted me to ask you how to make at the Hackathon
- What we won’t need insurance for
- haha yeah forget
- The first to ask if I’d made a move on you yet
- The holiday whose lights are perfect mood lighting
- Where we went that wasn’t weird or anything
- Everyone’s favorite Hack Harvard seminar topic
- What you want to hump
- Where we watched the Giants win the World Series this year
- Where we learned what happened after the end of the world
- The animal the bro is still looking for
Down
- The ABC Family original I became obsessed with at your suggestion
- Since you’ve stopped using this client, you’ve been able to maintain inbox zero
- How I would describe your state during a morning fire alarm
- The language of the rainicorns
- One of the many words you use to describe your white scarf
- The hashtag for your unique Google usage
- The other Tommy, whose bar we went to together
- The menu that only sometimes has food
- Your favorite type of cat
- A pothitive word
- What exercise causes
- The movie we watched while sexual tension was at its peak
- The person whose coat you have (which I’m still in denial about)
- According to you, the ideal location for a cat in a cat photo
29 Clues: haha yeah forget • A pothitive word • What exercise causes • What you want to hump • Your favorite type of cat • The language of the rainicorns • What we won’t need insurance for • The abbey that makes you cry evertim • The menu that only sometimes has food • The animal the bro is still looking for • The hashtag for your unique Google usage • ...
Find the FSL student 2015-08-26
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- My family owns an oyster farm on West Redonda Island.
- I am a competitive swimmer!
- I was better at chess when I was 6 years old than I am today.
- My hobby is reefing.
- I am almost ambidextrous, except when it comes to writing.
- I am vegetarian, but am not a fan of carrot cake.
- I am interested in anime and manga.
- I attended Super Bowl 49 this year!
- I work at my Aunt and Uncle's farm every year.
- I have double jointed elbows.
- I know too much trivia about reptiles and other assorted animals.
- My name literally translates to the word "name" in arabic.
- I am self studying Korean.
- I didn't hand in an interesting fact and I go to Burnaby North Secondary.
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- I didn't hand in an interesting fact and I go to Handsworth.
- I have snorkelled with turtles in Hawaii.
- Drinking coffee makes me sleepy.
- I have an unexplained and largely uncontrolled affection towards cats. (All cats ;) )
- I freestyle ski.
- I didn't hand in an interesting fact and I go to Burnaby Central Secondary
- I play many instruments.
- I love Ultimate Frisbee and plan on playing at a higher level of it in the future.
- I have a red birth mark on my back that resembles the shape of Lulu island (Richmond).
- I lived in China for 3 years.
- In grade 7, I was bored and decided to start a Minecraft Server.
- I have pet both a lion and a bear.
- I am a part of a study known as Project Viva.
- I have earned my Chief Scout Award.
28 Clues: I freestyle ski. • My hobby is reefing. • I play many instruments. • I am self studying Korean. • I am a competitive swimmer! • I lived in China for 3 years. • I have double jointed elbows. • Drinking coffee makes me sleepy. • I have pet both a lion and a bear. • I am interested in anime and manga. • I attended Super Bowl 49 this year! • I have earned my Chief Scout Award. • ...
Cold War 2015-05-22
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- Stalin: Who was the Soviet leader during the beginning of the Cold War?
- Large marsupial
- Weapons: The reason that the war never become hot was that both countries had lot of _______ _______.
- Likes to chase mice
- What is the economic system was based on the private ownership of businesses and farms?
- Has a trunk
- Reagan: Who was the US leader when the Berlin Wall fell?
- What is radiation in dirt and water called?
- Truman: Who was US president during the beginning of the Cold War?
- The US _____ the vietnam war
- What economic system is based on the idea that farms and business should be owned by the workers who do the labor?
- Treaty: The agreement to limit nuclear capacity
- Missile Crisis: Which event occurred when the USSR moved missile into Cuba?
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- Senator _____ falsely accused people of being communist.
- Airlift: _______ ________ brought food and supplies to people in Berlin.
- Nixon: Who was the American President during the end of the Vietnam War?
- F Kennedy: US president during failed assult on Cuba by the U.S.A.
- Union: In 1991 the _____ _____ dissolved
- Man's best friend
- The Berlin _______ cut off food and power to west Berlin.
- Korea: Which part of Korea did the US back?
- War: What was the first proxy war?
- What was the US foreign policy during the Cold War?
- Plan: What assisted Western European countries by supplying money so they wouldn't need assistance from Communist countries?
- The Germans tried to drive the americans out of _____ Berlin
- Likes to chase mice
- war: What is the year war ranging from 1945-1991?
- War: What was the second proxy war?
- Flying mammal
- Wall: In 1989 the _____ ____ fell l
- of Pigs invasion: Failed assult on Cuba by the U.S.A.
31 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • Likes to chase mice • The US _____ the vietnam war • War: What was the first proxy war? • War: What was the second proxy war? • Wall: In 1989 the _____ ____ fell l • Union: In 1991 the _____ _____ dissolved • Korea: Which part of Korea did the US back? • ...
Year 3E Crossword 2015-05-04
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- A girl who loves drawing, won the Founders Day Run and is on Student Council.
- A boy that is from Hong Kong and is good at music.
- A polite Korean boy with a nice smile.
- An American girl that is very tiny, loves babies and is on the Student Council.
- A boy who is funny and likes to make crafts.
- A girl who wears glasses and loves babies.
- A teacher whose class threw ice buckets on him and grew a big beard.
- A boy that is good at Minecraft and great on the monkey bars.
- A teacher who can speak Chinese, English and Shanghainese, and teaches CAL students and Chinese dance.
- A girl that is the fastest runner on the Blue team in Y3E.
- A boy who's amazing at the piano.
- A girl who sang a solo at the Christmas concert.
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- The only person in the class from Liverpool.
- A boy who won the Founders Day Run.
- A boy who loves to play on the iPad and is the fastest Singaporean in Y3E.
- A funny boy who loves the colour blue.
- A boy who is great at Chinese and is from England.
- A smart girl who is from India.
- A German girl who has a good sense of humour and baked cupcakes for her birthday.
- A boy that likes dragons and ninjas and is the smallest boy in the class.
- A smart girl with a great sense of humour.
- I am a girl that is very funny and flexible.
- A boy who is great at golf and is very polite to his teachers.
23 Clues: A smart girl who is from India. • A boy who's amazing at the piano. • A boy who won the Founders Day Run. • A funny boy who loves the colour blue. • A polite Korean boy with a nice smile. • A girl who wears glasses and loves babies. • A smart girl with a great sense of humour. • The only person in the class from Liverpool. • A boy who is funny and likes to make crafts. • ...
Chapter 13- The Cold War 2023-03-05
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- Stalin responded to NATO with the _______ Pact
- Stalin put his political opponents in work camps know as ______.
- Truman's plan to keep communism where it was and prevent it's spread
- The ____ war was rooted in political, economic and social differences between the two world superpowers: the US and Soviet Union.
- Acronym for the committee that investigated "un-American" actives during the 1950's.
- When Stalin cut off trade to West Berlin, the US responded with the "Berlin _______."
- Last name of the couple that was executed for allegedly giving atomic secrets to the Soviets.
- The Soviet Union was a ______ country
- Politically, the US is a ________, allowing free elections, free speech and freedom of religion.
- JFK and the CIA failed to invade Cuba at the Bay of ____.
- Name of the first satellite launched into space by the USSR.
- Churchill announced that an "_____ Curtain" had divided Eastern and Western Europe.
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- Anti-communist hysteria created by a Wisconsin Senator.
- JFK and Khrushchev successfully avoided war during the Cuban Missile _____ through negotiating.
- Organization formed to protect democratic countries from Soviet attack.
- Nations governed by the USSR during the Cold War were called ______.
- After Stalin died in 1953, _____ Khrushchev became the leader of the Soviet Union.
- According to the "Truman ______" the US would provide assistance to countries threatened by communism, particularly Turkey and Greece.
- The "_____ Plan" expanded on the Truman Doctrine, sending aid to European countries to prevent them falling to communism
- Economically, the US is a _______ country in which a free market allows individuals to own private businesses
- The Communist leader of China.
- Acronym for the current Korean Demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
- Communist leader that took over Cuba in 1959.
23 Clues: The Communist leader of China. • The Soviet Union was a ______ country • Communist leader that took over Cuba in 1959. • Stalin responded to NATO with the _______ Pact • Anti-communist hysteria created by a Wisconsin Senator. • JFK and the CIA failed to invade Cuba at the Bay of ____. • Name of the first satellite launched into space by the USSR. • ...
Magical Animals Crossword Puzzle 2023-04-12
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- mythical guardian being from Vietnamese folklore that often sits in front of temples, shrines, or villages
- small creature from Chilean folklore who carries gems
- a Scottish creature that can shift between being a seal and a human
- a wise, trickster spider from West African folklore
- a Mayan bat spirit who lives in the underworld
- guardian from Greek and Egyptian mythology that has the head of a human and body of a lion
- woman from Greek mythology who has snakes for hair
- a nine-tailed fox from Korean mythology
- huge legendary sea monster that lives off the coast of Norway
- undead creature that doesn't like garlic and eats blood
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- monstrous stone creature often used in Gothic architecture
- spirit from Irish mythology who warns of upcoming deaths by screaming and wailing
- snake-like monster from Greek and Roman mythology that grows three new heads every time one is cut off
- demon from Hindu mythology
- abominable snowman that lives in the Himalaya
- a fearsome being from Slavic folklore who lives in a house that walks on chicken legs
- a ravenous evil spirit with human-like features from mythology of Indigenous tribes in the Great Plains and Great Lakes
- legendary being from Chinese mythology who represents chaos and has wings, six legs, and no face
- floating balls of fire from Japanese mythology that are the souls of the dead
- a bird from Jewish mythology that is so big it can block out the sun with its wings
- a vampiric being from folklore in Togo and Ghana who sometimes takes the form of a firefly
- legendary bird of prey in Middle Eastern mythology
22 Clues: demon from Hindu mythology • a nine-tailed fox from Korean mythology • abominable snowman that lives in the Himalaya • a Mayan bat spirit who lives in the underworld • woman from Greek mythology who has snakes for hair • legendary bird of prey in Middle Eastern mythology • a wise, trickster spider from West African folklore • ...
1950s 2017-03-30
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- Allied himself with the Soviet Union and appointed himself President of Cuba for life
- Period when birth rates skyrocketed after WWII
- Brought news and entertainment into the living rooms of most Americans
- Led to increased U.S. government spending on education, especially in mathematics and science
- When U.S. and Soviet Union became involved in communist vs. democracy conflicts in other countries
- Encouraged urban development and stimulated economic growth in hot and humid climates
- Plan Soviets refused aid from this U.S. program to rebuild Europe after WWII
- A renewed fear that communism would spread to US following the Korean War
- First master-planned community in America, located on Long Island, New York
- U.S. policy of preventing Communism from spreading around the world
- Provided returning service men with low-interest home loans and college grants
- No peace treaty was signed to end this conflict
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- The U.S. supported forces led by this person fighting against the communist takeover of China
- Pledge that U.S. would provide economic and military aid to countries facing communist takeover
- Idea that if one country fell to communism, surrounding countries would too
- An alliance against Great Britain, the U.S., and France to provide defense against USSR
- The border between North and South Korea after the war
- American citizens being accused without proper evidence of having communist ties during the Second Red Scare
- The _____________ Act created a national network of highways to connect every major city in America
- After WWII, this nation was divided into 4 zones occupied by the U.S., France, Great Britain, and the USSR
- Communities outside of a city filled with single-family homes
21 Clues: Period when birth rates skyrocketed after WWII • No peace treaty was signed to end this conflict • The border between North and South Korea after the war • Communities outside of a city filled with single-family homes • U.S. policy of preventing Communism from spreading around the world • Brought news and entertainment into the living rooms of most Americans • ...
1950s 2017-03-30
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- Period when birth rates skyrocketed after WWII
- The border between North and South Korea after the war
- Allied himself with the Soviet Union and appointed himself President of Cuba for life
- U.S. policy of preventing Communism from spreading around the world
- Idea that if one country fell to communism, surrounding countries would too
- Soviets refused aid from this U.S. program to rebuild Europe after WWII
- Led to increased U.S. government spending on education, especially in mathematics and science
- Encouraged urban development and stimulated economic growth in hot and humid climates
- A renewed fear that communism would spread to US following the Korean War
- Communities outside of a city filled with single-family homes
- Provided returning service men with low-interest home loans and college grants
- American citizens being accused without proper evidence of having communist ties during the Second Red Scare
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- No peace treaty was signed to end this conflict
- First master-planned community in America, located on Long Island, New York
- Pledge that U.S. would provide economic and military aid to countries facing communist takeover
- The U.S. supported forces led by this person fighting against the communist takeover of China
- After WWII, this nation was divided into 4 zones occupied by the U.S., France, Great Britain, and the USSR
- An alliance against Great Britain, the U.S., and France to provide defense against USSR
- The _____________ Act created a national network of highways to connect every major city in America
- When U.S. and Soviet Union became involved in communist vs. democracy conflicts in other countries
- Brought news and entertainment into the living rooms of most Americans
21 Clues: Period when birth rates skyrocketed after WWII • No peace treaty was signed to end this conflict • The border between North and South Korea after the war • Communities outside of a city filled with single-family homes • U.S. policy of preventing Communism from spreading around the world • Brought news and entertainment into the living rooms of most Americans • ...
EOC Review - People 2017-05-10
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- He became Sec of State after the Corrupt Bargain
- Swamp Fox
- She "started" the Civil Rights Movement
- The Liberator
- Lost at Yorktown
- Preacher school administrator; moral diplomacy; and WW1 President
- SCLC leader and non-violence advocate
- XYZ Affair was during his term
- Compromise of 1877 gave me the White House
- President impeached after Lincoln's death
- Boston Tea Party Hosts
- Author & farmer & political party founder & ambassador and 3rd President /
- She started the Red Cross
- 1st African-American Justice on the Supreme Court
- Patriot General of Army of the South and Washington's right-hand man
- 1st senior citizen US astronaut who returned to space after orbiting the Earth the first time in 1962
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- People who reported on and wrote about abuses in business and government in the early 1900's
- tank officer in WW2
- Runaway who became the powerful voice of abolition
- The "Trust-buster"
- 3rd Suffragette who organized Seneca Falls Convention
- 2nd Suffragette who organized Seneca Falls Convention
- War of 1812 President and Doctrine writer
- King during the Revolution
- 1st Suffragette who organized Seneca Falls Convention
- General & land surveyor & trend setter and "Father of Our Country"
- SC Senator and Jackson's Vice-President who resigned
- white female abolitionists from SC
- The Little Giant who supported popular sovereignty
- Domino Theory & doctrine writer & A-bomb-dropper and Korean War President
- Indian Removal Act and Trail of Tears tribe
- President during the Civil War
- Cuban Missile Crisis President
- President during the Era of Good Feelings
- Corrupt Bargain President
- New Deal President
- He was President when the Depression started and was blamed for it
37 Clues: Swamp Fox • The Liberator • Lost at Yorktown • The "Trust-buster" • New Deal President • tank officer in WW2 • Boston Tea Party Hosts • She started the Red Cross • Corrupt Bargain President • King during the Revolution • XYZ Affair was during his term • President during the Civil War • Cuban Missile Crisis President • white female abolitionists from SC • ...
Africa Crossword 2017-03-16
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- the religion of the original
- A continent bounded by Europe and
- and Pacific oceans,
- settlers.
- on the East and the
- road An ancient network of trade routes that were for centuries central to cultural interaction through regions of the Asian continent connecting the East and West and stretching from the Korean peninsula and Japan to the Mediterranean Sea.
- Having to do with a region (i.e., MidAtlantic)
- Japan.
- by the prophet Muhammad
- A pale yellow, sometimes reddish or
- A large wheel driven by flowing
- taught by the Koran.
- or areas depend on (need)
- Mountains and the Black
- 1400s). Also called the Middle
- the Atlantic and Indian
- fossil resin (sap) typically
- or directing the course
- the 5th to 15th century (400s to
- A white ceramic made of clay (i.e.,
- via the sea
- period In European history, the time period
- The common religion of India, based
- other
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- continent south of Europe and between the Atlantic and Indian oceans
- and later spread to China
- the words and religious system
- Two or more people, groups of
- A continent South of Europe and
- sail A triangular sail
- Any half of the world
- When two or more people or groups
- a trip.
- A continent in the western part of
- A religion, originated in India by
- The art or science of plotting,
- used to work machinery
- Traded on the Silk Road (Ex: gold, spices, textiles, porcelain, amber, etc.)
- Having to do with the sea and
- from Asia by the Ural
- Cloth or fabric
- The religious faith of Muslims, based
42 Clues: other • Japan. • a trip. • settlers. • via the sea • Cloth or fabric • and Pacific oceans, • on the East and the • taught by the Koran. • Any half of the world • from Asia by the Ural • sail A triangular sail • used to work machinery • by the prophet Muhammad • Mountains and the Black • the Atlantic and Indian • or directing the course • and later spread to China • or areas depend on (need) • ...
Chapter 19 2020-03-09
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- the new peace keeping organization created to replace the League of Nations.
- president following the Korean War, implementing his own doctrine in 1957.
- long range rockets known as intercontinental ballistic missiles, first used by the Soviets.
- a general fired by President Truman for insubordination.
- the war starting in 1950 with troops crossing the 38th parallel.
- Communist dictator of the Soviet Union, responsible for killing 20 million Soviet citizens.
- US policy supporting nations threatened by communism.
- acronym for organization where nation members agreed that an armed attack against one is an armed attack against all.
- term used to describe Senator Joseph McCarthy's anti-Communist smear tactics.
- the 38th _________________ divided North and South Korea with unintentional consequences to war.
- Soviet Union's response to the creation of NATO.
- The big THREE met here to decide the fate of Germany and Poland.
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- the first artificial satellite launched into space by the Soviet Union.
- program to drop food, supplies, and medicine into West Berlin.
- plan for American economic assistance to European nations threatened by communism.
- a list containing the names of those who should not be hired.
- metaphor coined by Churchill showing Soviet Communist domination and oppression.
- Known as the common man who became president.
- countries subject to Soviet domination that would serve as a buffer zone against attacks.
- committee established to investigate American disloyalty.
- American policy of resisting and further expansion of communism around the world.
- the competition that developed between the US and the Soviet Union for power and influence in the world.
- Intense fear of communism, occurring in both 1920s and 1950s.
23 Clues: Known as the common man who became president. • Soviet Union's response to the creation of NATO. • US policy supporting nations threatened by communism. • a general fired by President Truman for insubordination. • committee established to investigate American disloyalty. • a list containing the names of those who should not be hired. • ...
Toronto Bars & Restaurants 2020-04-12
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- well-bred freedoms
- skull extension
- Bruce, Stan, and Spike
- korean earthquakes
- perspiring friend of Veronica (poss.)
- flexible road danger in the maritimes
- prickly fellowship
- mineral formally known as Ca2(Mg4.5-2.5Fe2+0.5-2.5)Si8O22(OH)2
- ancestral pie
- kami of fire, hearth, and kitchen
- saccharine son of god
- forested area*****
- southern Italy dwellers
- hello in Spanish, but smaller
- fairly grotesque
- Canis et Ursa
- Rocketman's instrument, twice
- narrow river transport
- northern Thailand town
- hopscotch movement
- poss. for Drescher
- boneless pork roast & friends
- no one to dance with
- a cat has two more
- leafy greens ruler
- android dough-punchers
- good chocolate bar for a pause
- penniless montague
- your parents siblings
- hello bread
- 2005 keanu reeves horror/fantasy film
- Sauce, for Lucia
- Ernest's spot
- a place for verified athletic endeavours
- the hideout, for Giovanni
- pierogi matki to Warsaw resident
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- peaceful discussions in Little Italy
- meaty sacraments
- antonym for stale
- french political affair
- home of Edie & Edith
- flesh abode for the uncivilized
- trustworthy mass
- France Capital x2
- a hope for something to happen
- emerald lumber
- the cygne
- middle name of Mr. Burns (poss.)
- a charcoal even-toed ungulate
- colleague of Alexei
- fantasies of the netherlands
- where lines don't meet
- Wilbur and Orville
- not a TTC stop
- gilded measure
- emaciated singer, painter, etc.
- devious fourths in the alphabet
- wide-angle lodging
- retired Canadian coinage
- sau5age
- mollusk child
- ovum gf
- legal personhood of workers
63 Clues: sau5age • ovum gf • the cygne • hello bread • ancestral pie • Canis et Ursa • mollusk child • Ernest's spot • emerald lumber • not a TTC stop • gilded measure • skull extension • meaty sacraments • trustworthy mass • fairly grotesque • Sauce, for Lucia • antonym for stale • France Capital x2 • well-bred freedoms • korean earthquakes • prickly fellowship • forested area***** • hopscotch movement • Wilbur and Orville • ...
Toronto Bars & Restaurants 2020-04-12
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- your parents siblings
- where lines don't meet
- sau5age
- northern Thailand town
- peaceful discussions in Little Italy
- wide-angle lodging
- trustworthy mass
- boneless pork roast & friends
- mollusk child
- Ernest's spot
- a hope for something to happen
- hopscotch movement
- retired Canadian coinage
- colleague of Alexei
- fairly grotesque
- the hideout, for Giovanni
- gilded measure
- the cygne
- Wilbur and Orville
- hello in Spanish, but smaller
- devious fourths in the alphabet
- legal personhood of workers
- android dough-punchers
- narrow river transport
- a cat has two more
- prickly fellowship
- skull extension
- french political affair
- Sauce, for Lucia
- flesh abode for the uncivilized
- kami of fire, hearth, and kitchen
- Canis et Ursa
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- fantasies of the netherlands
- a place for verified athletic endeavours
- perspiring friend of Veronica (poss.)
- ancestral pie
- middle name of Mr. Burns (poss.)
- forested area*****
- pierogi matki to Warsaw resident
- flexible road danger in the maritimes
- antonym for stale
- France Capital x2
- saccharine son of god
- mineral formally known as Ca2(Mg4.5-2.5Fe2+0.5-2.5)Si8O22(OH)2
- a charcoal even-toed ungulate
- well-bred freedoms
- penniless montague
- good chocolate bar for a pause
- ovum gf
- southern Italy dwellers
- leafy greens ruler
- 2005 keanu reeves horror/fantasy film
- emerald lumber
- meaty sacraments
- korean earthquakes
- home of Edie & Edith
- not a TTC stop
- no one to dance with
- emaciated singer, painter, etc.
- hello bread
- Bruce, Stan, and Spike
- Rocketman's instrument, twice
- poss. for Drescher
63 Clues: sau5age • ovum gf • the cygne • hello bread • ancestral pie • mollusk child • Ernest's spot • Canis et Ursa • gilded measure • emerald lumber • not a TTC stop • skull extension • trustworthy mass • fairly grotesque • meaty sacraments • Sauce, for Lucia • antonym for stale • France Capital x2 • forested area***** • wide-angle lodging • well-bred freedoms • hopscotch movement • penniless montague • leafy greens ruler • ...
Toronto Bars & Restaurants 2020-04-12
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- The hideout, for Giovanni
- Well-bred freedoms
- Fantasies of the Netherlands
- Narrow river transport
- Prickly fellowship
- Hello bread
- Android dough-punchers
- Skull extension
- Gilded measure
- Bruce, Stan, and Spike
- Ernest's spot
- Middle name of Burns (poss.)
- Hopscotch movement
- Legal personhood of workers
- Retired Canadian coinage
- Possessive for Drescher
- The Cygne
- French political affair
- Canis et Ursa
- Emaciated singer, painter, etc.
- Pierogi matki to Warsaw resident
- Saccharine son of god
- Hello in Spanish, but smaller
- Home of Edie & Edith
- Southern Italy dwellers
- Not a TTC stop
- Colleague of Alexei
- Where Christmas trees are harvested
- Peaceful discussions in Little Italy
- Flesh abode for the uncivilized
- Leafy greens ruler
- Wide-angle lodging
- No one to dance with
- Mineral formally known as Ca2(Mg4.5-2.5Fe2+0.5-2.5)Si8O22(OH)2
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- France Capital x2
- Penniless montague
- Ovum gf
- Sacred Aztec bird
- A charcoal even-toed ungulate
- Flexible road danger in the Maritimes
- Northern Thailand town
- Korean earthquakes
- Your parents siblings
- Fairly grotesque
- 2005 keanu reeves horror/fantasy film
- Meaty sacraments
- A cat has two more
- Mischievous fourths in the alphabet
- Perspiring friend of Veronica (poss.)
- Boneless pork roast & friends
- Ancestral pie
- Sau5age
- A place for verified athletic endeavours
- Emerald lumber
- Kami of fire, hearth, and kitchen
- Trustworthy mass
- Antonym for stale
- A hope for something to happen
- Wilbur and Orville
- Good chocolate bar for a pause
- Rocketman's instrument, twice
- Mollusc child
- Where lines don't meet
- Sauce, for Lucia
64 Clues: Ovum gf • Sau5age • The Cygne • Hello bread • Ernest's spot • Canis et Ursa • Ancestral pie • Mollusc child • Gilded measure • Emerald lumber • Not a TTC stop • Skull extension • Fairly grotesque • Meaty sacraments • Trustworthy mass • Sauce, for Lucia • France Capital x2 • Sacred Aztec bird • Antonym for stale • Penniless montague • Well-bred freedoms • Prickly fellowship • Korean earthquakes • Hopscotch movement • ...
De grote 21-jaar kennisquiz! 2022-04-20
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- Waar hebben wij corona gekregen?
- Wat is één van de plekken die wij altijd opzoeken op vakantie?
- Wat is onze guilty pleasure lunch?
- Hoe heet dat chaotische kookspel?
- Welk land willen we heel graag heen?
- Wat wil Holt een hele aflevering niet zeggen, maar roept hij later enthousiast nadat ze het opgelost hebben?
- Waar heb ik jou voor het eerst gekust?
- In welk spel is Nathan altijd de king geweest?
- Jouw favoriete dieren?
- Wat waren Jake en Amy aan het eten tijdens dé stakeout?
- Wat is Jim's bijnaam in Stamford (zonder spatie)?
- Wat vind ik echt heel erg vies?
- Waar heb jij vorig jaar bijna je duim mee afgesneden?
- Onze favoriete soort 'soep'?
- Waar was onze allereerste date?
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- Waar heeft een geit poep op jou gesmeerd?
- Waar naar toe was onze eerste buitenlandse vakantie samen?
- Wie is een van jouw favoriete kunstenaars?
- Welke kleur jurk had jij aan toen we uiteten gingen voor onze 3-jaar anniversary?
- Maand waarin wij verkering kregen?
- Waarmee kan jij je helemaal voleten?
- Hoe heet die sojabonenpasta die we kennen van de Korean BBQ?
- De volledige afkorting van Odd Future?
- Waar kan je de allergoorste friet ooit kopen?
- Wat is het eerste pretpark waar wij samen heen gingen?
- Hoe heette de plek in Kopenhagen waar mijn op stond?
- Naam van de leukste jongen in de wereld?
- Op wie blamed Michael alles in the Office?
- Wie is de leukste kat van Alphen?
- Hoe heet de studievereniging waar je nooit bent geweest maar wel represent?
- Wie is de leukste kat van Boskoop?
31 Clues: Jouw favoriete dieren? • Onze favoriete soort 'soep'? • Wat vind ik echt heel erg vies? • Waar was onze allereerste date? • Waar hebben wij corona gekregen? • Hoe heet dat chaotische kookspel? • Wie is de leukste kat van Alphen? • Wat is onze guilty pleasure lunch? • Maand waarin wij verkering kregen? • Wie is de leukste kat van Boskoop? • Welk land willen we heel graag heen? • ...
English Summer Camp 2022 Crossword 2022-07-18
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- Opposite of brother.
- land next to water, usually with sand
- What has 2 hands with a face but no arms or legs?
- If you push me, my shape will change. When it is raining, you can use me. I look like a stick.
- You can sit on me.
- What has a thumb and four fingers but is not alive?
- You can drink me. I don't have a color.
- Mother's mother
- I am a country. My most famous building is the Taj Mahal.
- one more time
- You can see me on the road. People drive me.
- I have pages and people read me.
- What do you have to break before you can use it?
- What belongs to you but is used more by others?
- opposite of far
- I am a part of the body. You use me to see.
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- rest from work or study
- boxing, soccer, baseball, tennis, wrestling, golf
- I swim in rivers, ponds and oceans. People eat me.
- I am a liquid. I am white and come from a cow.
- Saturday and Sunday
- Sister's brother.
- You usually use a tent when you do this.
- tastes very good
- opposite of go.
- I am not a piano or guitar. People use me to make their voices louder. Singers use me often.
- When you look at me, you see you.
- What goes up and never goes back down?
- If you want to buy something, you need me.
- a person makes food
- What country has a maple leaf on its flag?
- a fruit that is orange.
- Korean people usually eat me three times a day.
- How many months have 28 days?
- opposite of close
35 Clues: one more time • opposite of go. • Mother's mother • opposite of far • tastes very good • Sister's brother. • opposite of close • You can sit on me. • Saturday and Sunday • a person makes food • Opposite of brother. • rest from work or study • a fruit that is orange. • How many months have 28 days? • I have pages and people read me. • When you look at me, you see you. • ...
dna2022 2022-11-03
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- hello
- Kardashian of choice
- Devika's birthstone
- Amar has lived here: NYC Upper ___ Side
- Proper way to enjoy 32-Across
- The season we got engaged (and married!)
- Best player on 28 down
- people who drink too much at the sangeet will feel this way at the ceremony
- First movie Devika and Amar watched in Amar's home state. (Hint: scary movie by Jordan Peele)
- One of Devika's four guinea pigs: King ____ III
- Private school Devika hoped to attend when she turned 11
- From zero to
- Best starting hand in poker
- Devika's family can do this well - Amar's, not so much
- Where Amar's mom is from
- Drama (hint: not coffee)
- We've more recently gotten into these distilled drinks
- definitely NOT the nickname of Devika's sister
- Irish Spring is the GOAT
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- State Amar is from
- A type of antelope we often see in the Dallas safari
- Name of the Union Square Korean restaurant where Devika and Amar met
- Hobby picked up during the pandemic
- data structure that Amar often works with
- Mascot of Amar's alma mater
- Favorite show to leave on in the background
- We love these seeing these types of trees when visiting Florida
- smaller than two
- 2 across -_ silver!
- Some of Amar's friends do this every day, but he usually sticks to weightlifting
- Amar's first vehicle: Toyota ____ (hint: van)
- indian word for triumph
- Favorite board game
- Devika is a fan for life of this team
- annoying furry animals in Star Wars Episode VI
- Big balla
- Many a drink have been had here. Also an exam that our lawyer friends have passed
37 Clues: hello • Big balla • From zero to • smaller than two • State Amar is from • Devika's birthstone • 2 across -_ silver! • Favorite board game • Kardashian of choice • Best player on 28 down • indian word for triumph • Where Amar's mom is from • Drama (hint: not coffee) • Irish Spring is the GOAT • Mascot of Amar's alma mater • Best starting hand in poker • Proper way to enjoy 32-Across • ...
english assignment 2018-03-27
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- (adjective) Can be used to describe a basketball player, a skyscraper, or a giraffe. It starts with the letter “T”
- (noun) Sliced, browned bread
- (preposition) Everyone stood __________ the fire to get warm
- (noun) A type of fruit spread
- (adjective) The opposite of “tall
- (adjective) The opposite of “old”
- (noun) One of the most powerful brand of streetwear
- (preposition)The mouse is __________ the computer
- (noun) A company that make Huracan, Aventador
- (verb) What people do in the pool
- (adjective) It can be used to describe the color of fire, tomatoes, or a stop sign
- (noun) Korean company that make Note 8 phone
- (noun) These come from a chicken, served any way you like, usually served as omelette
- (conjunction) I like steak ... pizza
- (noun) CEO of Alibaba
- (adjective) This adjective can be used to describe a marathon, or a python snake. It starts with the letter “L”
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- (verb) Diana _____ in that chair
- (noun) One of the most oldest college located in England
- (noun) A company that make Yeezy sneakers
- (noun) The biggest fish in ocean
- (noun) Similar to pancakes, but these do not have smooth sides
- (preposition) We used our windshield wipers as we drove ____________ the pouring rain
- (verb) Yo do it when you feel hungry
- (preposition) The lights shine ______ us
- (noun) A company that make 458 Italia
- (noun) One of Marvel's superhero that always angry
- (preposition) The shop doesn’t close ________ 9:00 pm
- (preposition) The temperature in Vostock, Antartica can fall to 125 degrees __________ zero
- (noun) The first president of Indonesia
- (noun) One of Marvel's superhero that very rich
- (noun) This breakfast food is eaten with milk from a bowl
31 Clues: (noun) CEO of Alibaba • (noun) Sliced, browned bread • (noun) A type of fruit spread • (verb) Diana _____ in that chair • (noun) The biggest fish in ocean • (adjective) The opposite of “tall • (adjective) The opposite of “old” • (verb) What people do in the pool • (verb) Yo do it when you feel hungry • (conjunction) I like steak ... pizza • (noun) A company that make 458 Italia • ...
al & ant 2023-05-09
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- The amount of years we have been dating
- Ants favorite thing when were just laying in bed
- A Netflix show we like
- A sandy place we like in the summer
- Our favorite football team
- Something Ant does a-lot after he eats protein
- The name of our baby
- The amount of time we will be together
- ____ nugget
- Your favorite Sixers player
- Ants favorite superhero
- Our favorite Tostitos
- Our favorite spot in main street
- Your favorite fish
- A goal of ours is to live ____
- Something you get when we go to target
- Ant used to be afraid of ____
- Something we have so much of for each other
- Ants favorite Sixers player
- The movie we watched after we set up a tent in the basement
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- Your birth month
- You mean the ____ to me
- ____ BBQ
- A word that rhymes with boliver
- Your favorite insect
- A food ant likes more than you
- Favorite fast food spot
- A new sport we started to play that you're very good at
- A store you like that is near Wegmans
- Your favorite stuffed animal
- A four letter word you like to say a-lot
- I love you ____
- Your favorite color
- A nice place for an icy treat
- We went here for our 3 year anniversary
- The most beautiful girl in the world
- We have gone to this place for a picnic or two
- The month that it all started
- The place where we would hang out and have lunch
- The fugly one of us
- Our favorite Mexican food
- One of my favorite things about you is your____
42 Clues: ____ BBQ • ____ nugget • I love you ____ • Your birth month • Your favorite fish • Your favorite color • The fugly one of us • Your favorite insect • The name of our baby • Our favorite Tostitos • A Netflix show we like • You mean the ____ to me • Favorite fast food spot • Ants favorite superhero • Our favorite Mexican food • Our favorite football team • Your favorite Sixers player • ...
Cryptic NFL 2023-10-31
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- Breaking news - not his Ernie (6,7) [QB]
- Sounds like imprisonin' causes pain (5,5) [QB]
- A dairy product search on the radio (6,4) [RB]
- Tiny bug is inside Dave, plus Ada has Multiple Sclerosis (7,5) [WR]
- Siamese audibly stink on knoll (6,4) [WR]
- I hear bathroom tradesman has been encouraged (5,4) [WR]
- Baffled? Is you, i.e. Roman? (3,9) [DE]
- Letter heard, second half reversed. And why not lad? (4,6) [QB]
- Deceased Strictly judge is enthusiastic about rear entrance (6,5) [WR]
- Old man deceive master of arts' houses (7,7) [QB]
- Mel Dean confusingly follows obsolete calendar (6,7) [WR]
- Burgle North Korean oxygen inside baby's onesie, then head down snowy mountain (3,10) [TE]
- Those are my Kevins, do you hear? (4,5) [WR]
- I heard main Chipmunk's photography device, maybe? (5,6) [RB]
- Young marsupial graduate takes topographical map (4,4) [DE]
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- Detective's assistant has found God (9,6) [WR]
- Catch passes? Only in Missouri state capital (6,9) [WR]
- Mixed up, Evil Norm takes a loss (3,6) [DE]
- Goat is inside Tomb? Rad, yeah! (3,5) [QB]
- I save internet at sea (6,7) [RB]
- Fire raygun at gym class following castle courtyard (6,5) [QB]
- Indestructible laptop? (4,4) [WR]
- Pursue ceramic puddle? (5,8) [WR]
- Want to win a superbowl or two? You need biblical priest stationed (3,7) [QB]
- Sounds like Scottish river and flat fish leap on one leg over families (7,7) [WR]
- Scots church extended family (4,7) [QB]
- Primarily Bebop, and a bit of Rocksteady sure are pretty in southern drawl (5,5) [QB]
- Italian mountain receives final letter with perspiration (6,5) [DE]
- Take a surface-to-air missle to Old Mother (3,7) [DE]
- Actress Bo has personal vehicle, right? (5,4) [QB]
- Steal endless fat (4,5) [RB]
31 Clues: Steal endless fat (4,5) [RB] • I save internet at sea (6,7) [RB] • Indestructible laptop? (4,4) [WR] • Pursue ceramic puddle? (5,8) [WR] • Scots church extended family (4,7) [QB] • Baffled? Is you, i.e. Roman? (3,9) [DE] • Breaking news - not his Ernie (6,7) [QB] • Siamese audibly stink on knoll (6,4) [WR] • Goat is inside Tomb? Rad, yeah! (3,5) [QB] • ...
Timothy and Sophia Hosford 2023-12-11
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- Hello – she’s back
- Al, Because of him, we know what an accordion sounds like when played in a bathroom
- Beiber, He’s not a Baby anymore, and he’s not just Anyone
- Sheeran, His grandfather, William, and grandmother were married over 60 years
- Swift, She sings about paper and string, but not at the same time
- Sugar, Harry’s summertime sweetened fruit
- No, the other M&M
- Santa Must Be this to Bobby Vinton
- Eyed Joe, I’d’ve been married long time ago if it wasn’t for….
- Brooks, His acquaintances are at the bottom
- 5, While they won’t be at this wedding, they crashed 7 weddings for their 2015 hit song
- Red and White make this singer
- This Korean band is Dynamite
- Timberlake, Just In Wood Pond(?)
- Killed the Radio Star, Ironically, this Buggles video was the first video to ever air on MTV
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- Strike a pose with this Queen of Pop
- to the Jungle, Guns and Roses ushered in Timothy and Sophia with this song
- Up and Dance, Be Quiet and Gyrate!
- His song’s a fiery drink, but he’s a dog
- Direction, You may not agree, but I think they have the Best Song Ever!
- Stones, Not quite falling rocks
- Don't Dance, Timothy and Sophia's first dance together tonight proves this title wrong
- Flo-rida’s apple pants are way down there
- Def Leppard, Ed Sheeran, Ringo Star, and Nickelback all sang a song titled this
- of the Bells, The wedding party was brought in with this song
- They sing about batteries and smelly teenagers (?)
- Trainor, She’s All About that Bass
- Red Wine, UB40 likes this tasty drink
- Bye Bye, At the end of the night, NSYNC will say this
- or Without You, Bono’s conundrum of not being able to live
30 Clues: No, the other M&M • Hello – she’s back • This Korean band is Dynamite • Red and White make this singer • Stones, Not quite falling rocks • Timberlake, Just In Wood Pond(?) • Up and Dance, Be Quiet and Gyrate! • Santa Must Be this to Bobby Vinton • Trainor, She’s All About that Bass • Strike a pose with this Queen of Pop • Red Wine, UB40 likes this tasty drink • ...
1953 Trivia Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-21
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- name of a funny lady on TV. Known for a show with "love" in the title.
- Book by Ray Bradbury, "_______________ 451."
- Winner of the 1953 Nobel Prize for literature. Prime Minister.
- Popular fashion icon and actress Marilyn ____________. Had connections to JFK.
- Patti Page's song (How Much is That) ______________ in the Window (hint: spell with ie at the end)
- This Detroit NFL team won the NFL Championship.
- Ore-Ida started selling ________ ______ in stores. They were leftovers from their french fry line.
- This NYC MLB team won the World Series.
- Disney movie starring Bobby Driscoll who didn't want to grow up.
- Make of vehicle, the ____________ Clipper, which cost $2,679 in 1953.
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- Popular book in 1953 by Leon M. Uris. "___________ Cry"
- Host of the Late Show, Steve __________.
- Likely the most famous actor of the year, Gary _____________. Won two Oscars for Best Actor. Worked in silent films and talkies. 1953 movie was "Return to Paradise."
- One of the most important scientific discoveries of the 20th century. The structure of ____ was discovered at the University of Cambridge by Watson and Crick.
- Ms. USA 1953 was from this state.
- Country pop star who died of an overdose in 1953. ______ Williams
- One of the top boy names for the year. German origin meaning "bright fame."
- MLB team whose name was Redlegs from 1953-1958 to avoid being associated with communism.
- This war ended on July 27.
- Queen Elizabeth II was coronated in ________________ Abbey.
- One of the top girl names for the year. Hebrew origin meaning "beloved."
- A popular movie "From Here to ___________" starring Burt Lancaster & Frank Sinatra, based on a book.
- Name of the president who took office in 1953.
23 Clues: This war ended on July 27. • Ms. USA 1953 was from this state. • This NYC MLB team won the World Series. • Host of the Late Show, Steve __________. • Book by Ray Bradbury, "_______________ 451." • Name of the president who took office in 1953. • This Detroit NFL team won the NFL Championship. • Popular book in 1953 by Leon M. Uris. "___________ Cry" • ...
Cold War Crossword 2024-05-09
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- Korea has been divided by the 38th ______ since the Korean War
- The ___ were executed for passing nuclear secrets to the Soviets
- This government agency violated multiple civil rights in pursuit of catching communists
- The U.S. foreign policy aimed at stopping communism from spreading, dictated US foreign policy for 30 years
- A period of time in the U.S. when the public and government was concerned about communism in the country
- The imaginary line dividing capitalist west Europe and Communist east Europe
- The first artificial satellite launched by the USSR and setting off the space race
- This president oversaw the Bay of Pigs invasion and the Cuban Missile Crisis
- The practice of accusing innocent individuals of treason especially in relation to communism without sufficient evidence
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- This conference divided Germany and Berlin into four zones of influence
- This plan intended to stop communism from spreading by providing financial aid for economic recovery in war-torn Europe
- The USSR's attempt to starve out the democratic government in Berlin is known as the Berlin _____
- The Truman_____ was policy that promised US assistance to any democratic nation under threat from outside/ internal forces
- This individual lead a revolution and established a communist government less than 100 miles away from the U.S.
- The U.S. airlifted supplies into this country for over a year during a crisis in 1948
- Trade and industry is owned/ operated by individuals
- This country was forced into becoming communist by Stalin after WWII
- Leader of the Soviet Union who approved the provided nuclear missiles to Cuba
- Trade and industry is owned by the government and distributed equally amongst civilians
- This U.S. organization was established to beat the USSR in the space race
20 Clues: Trade and industry is owned/ operated by individuals • Korea has been divided by the 38th ______ since the Korean War • The ___ were executed for passing nuclear secrets to the Soviets • This country was forced into becoming communist by Stalin after WWII • This conference divided Germany and Berlin into four zones of influence • ...
STRAY KIDS HOO 2024-04-23
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- Finish The Quote “Oh my god! … is so amazing, I love that song! That’s so beautiful!” (6,6)
- What Song Does This Puzzle Get It’s Title From?
- What Unit Sings The Song “Can’t Stop”?
- Finish the Quote “I Know, You Know, We Know, …”
- Tired Dad of Six
- What Video did the ”Who’s Yongbok” trend come from?
- Eight is …
- What Does The Song Title DLC Stand for? (5,4,5)
- What Music Video Gives Anyone Watching Major Second Hand Embarrassment? (4,4)
- Chaotic Mom of Six
- Finish the Quote “New York …”
- Baby Bread
- Who said “Bang Chan Is So Old” during an interview?
- The Line “Oh, yeah I know, that I don’t have anything Special. But yeah, did you know? That I, myself and really special” Comes from Which Song?
- Who Can Do A Perfect Mosquito Impression?
- What Song Contains The Members literally Barking and Growling?
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- What Unit do Lee Know, Hyunjin and Felix Belong To?
- Beloved Pabbit, Supposedly 99% Rabbit and 1% Pig
- What is the Producer Trio of the group called?
- TikTok Boi
- “The … and The Hare”
- What Song contains Seungmin’s iconic high note from the Rock Star album?
- “… On Top”
- WhatSong Contains The Lines “I’mma look back, I’mma look back to the future in fact”? (4,2,8)
- What animal scream can I.N make
- Album Responsible For Binnie Asking To Be Everyone’s Boyfriend
- Who is the secret member of every girl group?
- What Member is Not So Secretly British?
- Who Said “Your Behavior is so, UGH”?
- Who Has Many Nicknames Such As “Flour Boy”
- Sunshine Twins
- Finish the Quote, “You know what else is big? …” (2,4)
- The Duo That Can’t Swim But Went On A Pool Date
- The One Who 100% Definitely Didn’t Help Write Redlights
- What was Lee Know’s Answer When Felix Asked What Chicken is In Korean?
35 Clues: TikTok Boi • “… On Top” • Eight is … • Baby Bread • Sunshine Twins • Tired Dad of Six • Chaotic Mom of Six • “The … and The Hare” • Finish the Quote “New York …” • What animal scream can I.N make • Who Said “Your Behavior is so, UGH”? • What Unit Sings The Song “Can’t Stop”? • What Member is Not So Secretly British? • Who Can Do A Perfect Mosquito Impression? • ...
ALL THINGS US 2024-05-04
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- WHAT IS OUR FAVORITE SEASON?
- HOW MANY YEARS APART ARE WE IN AGE?
- WHAT MONTH DID WE GET ENGAGED?
- WHAT IS ALISHA SCARED OF?
- WHAT IS ALISHA'S FAVORITE ANIMAL?
- WHAT IS DAVE'S FAVORITE COLOUR?
- WHAT IS ALISHA'S FAVORITE FOOD?
- WHAT IS ALISHA'S FAVORITE HOLIDAY?
- WHAT CITY WAS DAVE BORN IN?
- WHAT IS DAVE'S MIDDLE NAME?
- IF DAVE WERE A STAR WARS CHARACTER?
- WHAT IS DAVE'S BIGGEST PET PEEVE?
- HOW MANY YEARS HAVE WE BEEN TOGETHER?
- WHAT DID WE INITALLY BOND OVER WHEN WE MET?
- WHAT CITY/TOWN WAS OUR FIRST DATE?
- HOW MANY MATCHING TATTOO'S DO WE HAVE?
- WHERE DO WE LIVE?
- WHAT IS OUR FAVORITE HOBBY TOGETHER?
- WHAT IS ALISHA'S FIRST MIDDLE NAME?
- WHAT SPORT DID ALISHA PLAY?
- WHAT IS DAVE'S FAVORITE MOVIE FRANCHISE?
- NAME OF OUR FIRST PET?
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- WHO IS ALISHA'S CELEBRITY IDOL?
- WHAT HIGHSCHOOL DID DAVE GO TO?
- WHERE DID DAVE PROPOSE?
- WHAT CITY WAS ALISHA BORN IN?
- WHAT IS ALISHA'S FAVORITE COLOUR?
- WHAT IS OUR FAVORITE CUISINE?
- WHAT IS DAVE'S FAVORITE SPORT?
- WHAT IS DAVE'S FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM?
- WHAT COLOUR ARE ALISHA'S EYES?
- WHAT IS THE FIRST MOVIE WE WATCHED TOGETHER?
- WHAT IS DAVE ALLERGIC TO?
- WHERE DID WE FIRST MEET?
- WHAT IS OUR ANNIVERSARY MONTH?
- WHAT IS ALISHA'S FAVORITE T.V SHOW?
- WHAT VIDEOGAME WERE WE OBSSESSED WITH DURING COVID?
- WHAT IS DAVE'S FAVORITE MUSIC GENRE?
- WHAT IS ALISHA'S FAVORITE MOVIE FRANCHISE?
- WHO IS DAVE'S SECRET MAN CRUSH?
- WHAT INSTRUMENT DOES DAVE PLAY?
- IF ALISHA WERE A FRIENDS CHARACTER?
- WHAT IS ALISHA'S FAVORITE BEVERAGE?
- WHAT IS DAVE'S FAVORITE FOOD?
44 Clues: WHERE DO WE LIVE? • NAME OF OUR FIRST PET? • WHERE DID DAVE PROPOSE? • WHERE DID WE FIRST MEET? • WHAT IS ALISHA SCARED OF? • WHAT IS DAVE ALLERGIC TO? • WHAT CITY WAS DAVE BORN IN? • WHAT IS DAVE'S MIDDLE NAME? • WHAT SPORT DID ALISHA PLAY? • WHAT IS OUR FAVORITE SEASON? • WHAT CITY WAS ALISHA BORN IN? • WHAT IS OUR FAVORITE CUISINE? • WHAT IS DAVE'S FAVORITE FOOD? • ...
Asia and Africa Review 2026-02-24
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- East Asian country that had an adversarial relationship with China
- A syncretic language blending Bantu and Arabic
- During the Heian period, what class of people were in control of the government? (2 Words)
- Major Indian religion spread to China via the Silk Roads
- One of two major items traded from Western African kingdoms, used for preserving food
- Process of assimilation to Chinese practices and traditions
- The wealthiest man in history; leader of Mali (2 Words)
- The famous novel written by Murasaki Shikibu (3 Words)
- The nature-based religion practiced in Japan
- The two West African Kingdoms (3 Words)
- China called itself the ___________ during the Tang Dynasty (2 Words)
- Pillar Mansa Musa was following when he made his trip to Mecca
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- The exam that formed a meritocracy in Chinese government (3 Words)
- The animal used for transportation along Trans-Saharan trade routes
- A practice during the Song Dynasty that modified women's bodies (2 Words)
- Maritime trade network utilized by Africa in the 7th century (2 Words)
- The warrior class of Japan
- A major trade route in Africa
- The Korean kingdom came under the control of the Tang Dynasty
- The system that forced weaker states to provide goods or pay taxes (2 Words)
- A ritual where officials bow until their head touches the floor
- Translates to "SPIRITS" in English
- Religion that spread to Africa during the 7th-8th centuries
- Three dynasties considered the "Golden Age" of China (3 Words)
- One of two major items traded from Western African kingdoms, used for currency
- A public works project completed during the Sui Dynasty (2 Words)
26 Clues: The warrior class of Japan • A major trade route in Africa • Translates to "SPIRITS" in English • The two West African Kingdoms (3 Words) • The nature-based religion practiced in Japan • A syncretic language blending Bantu and Arabic • The famous novel written by Murasaki Shikibu (3 Words) • The wealthiest man in history; leader of Mali (2 Words) • ...
COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES 2026-02-27
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- Cristiano Ronaldo is from this country. A person from this country is ________.
- A person from Chile is ________.
- This country has 50 states and the Statue of Liberty. A person from this country is ________.
- This country is famous for sushi and anime. A person from this country is ________.
- This country has the Eiffel Tower and is famous for croissants. A person from this country is ________.
- This country is famous for tacos. A person from this country is ________.
- A person from Ireland is ________.
- A person from Norway is ________.
- This country is famous for flamenco and paella. A person from this country is ________.
- This country has kangaroos and the Great Barrier Reef. A person from this country is ________.
- This country is famous for the Great Wall and pandas. A person from this country is ________.
- This country has the Taj Mahal. A person from this country is ________.
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- This country is famous for Carnival and the Amazon Rainforest. A person from this country is ________.
- This country Nicolas Maduro. A person from this country is ________.
- This country is famous for coffee and Shakira. A person from this country is ________.
- A person from Sweden is ________.
- This country is famous for K-pop and kimchi. A person from this country is ________.
- This country is famous for tango and Messi. A person from this country is ________.
- This country has Machu Picchu. A person from this country is ________.
- This country has London and Big Ben. A person from this country is ________.
- A person from Turkey is ________.
- A person from Australia is ________.
- A person from Finland is ________.
- This country is famous for pizza and the Colosseum. A person from this country is ________.
- A person from Canada is ________.
25 Clues: A person from Chile is ________. • A person from Sweden is ________. • A person from Turkey is ________. • A person from Norway is ________. • A person from Canada is ________. • A person from Ireland is ________. • A person from Finland is ________. • A person from Australia is ________. • This country Nicolas Maduro. A person from this country is ________. • ...
KPDH 2025-12-23
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- A fan item that glows with spiritual energy during the final battle
- The group’s manager who is unaware of their secret nighttime activities
- The negative emotion that Jinu claims feeds the demons
- The spiritual barrier that protects the world from demons
- The high-stakes first performance that doubles as a hunting mission
- The mystical “Four-Tiger Sword” wielded by Rumi.
- A rift in the sky that allows demons to enter the human world
- The tech-savvy member of the group who provides tactical support
- The primary source of power for an idol’s sonic-based attacks
- A mystical paper charm used to trap or seal evil spirits
- The magic used to disguise weapons as musical instruments
- The veteran hunter and mentor who trained the girls
- The physical discipline the girls use to channel their combat moves
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- The glowing markings on Rumi’s skin that reveal her power
- The leader of the rival boy band who shares a past with Rumi
- The musical “diss track” used to expose the villains
- The neon-lit South Korean capital where the movie takes place
- The fierce main dancer of the trio who uses a polearm
- The celestial event during which the Demon King is at his strongest.
- The name of the idol group that moonlights as slayers
- The hit song title used to empower the final seal
- The “____ Boys,” a demonic group that rivals HUNTR/X
- The ancient Demon King and the film’s main antagonist
- The half-demon leader of the girl group HUNTR/X
- The grueling professional status of the girls before they debuted
25 Clues: The half-demon leader of the girl group HUNTR/X • The mystical “Four-Tiger Sword” wielded by Rumi. • The hit song title used to empower the final seal • The veteran hunter and mentor who trained the girls • The musical “diss track” used to expose the villains • The “____ Boys,” a demonic group that rivals HUNTR/X • ...
Cold War 2024-11-25
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- occurs when two or more groups compete in military superiority
- small independent group taking part in irregular fighting
- domination by outsiders
- a sociopolitical, philosophical, and economic ideology within the socialist movement
- conflict in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia from 1 November 1955 to the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975
- period of global geopolitical tension
- commercial and financial penalties applied by states or institutions against states
- The United States transferred $13.3 billion in economic recovery
- armed conflict on the Korean Peninsula fought between North Korea and South Korea
- racial segregation under the all-white government of South Africa
- enabling the co-operation of leading oil-producing and oil-dependent countries
- an intergovernmental military alliance of 32 member states
- form of moral panic provoked by fear of the rise
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- North American Free Trade Agreement
- military exerts total control of a country
- collective defense treaty signed in Warsaw, Poland
- the time the SOVIET UNION and the UNITED STATES WERE THE NEAREST TO A WAR
- if a noncommunist state falls it would precipitate the fall of noncommunist governments in neighbouring states.
- policy to prevent the spread of communism after the end of WWII
- political metaphor used to describe the political and later physical boundary dividing Europe into two separate areas
- an economy organized with some free-market elements and some socialistic elements
- failed military landing operation on the southwestern coast of Cuba in 1961 by the United States of America
- order of a government prohibiting the departure of commercial ships from its ports
- concrete barrier that encircled West Berlin from 1961 to 1989
- way to unify the economies of Europe and reduce tensions that could lead to war
25 Clues: domination by outsiders • North American Free Trade Agreement • period of global geopolitical tension • military exerts total control of a country • form of moral panic provoked by fear of the rise • collective defense treaty signed in Warsaw, Poland • small independent group taking part in irregular fighting • an intergovernmental military alliance of 32 member states • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2024-11-15
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- The most visited place/island in Indonesia
- Traditional puppet theater, often telling ancient tales and legends
- A popular Vietnamese sandwich made with a baguette, often filled with meats and vegetables
- A traditional musical instrument made from bamboo, played by shaking
- World's largest lizard found in Indonesia
- Japanese company behind Mario and Zelda
- The largest city in the Mekong Delta, known for its floating markets
- The highest mountain in Japan
- A Japanese term meaning 'cute' or 'adorable,' often used to describe things, characters, or behaviors that are charming, swee
- Tech company based in South Korea
- Vietnamese New Year celebration
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- Portable music player invented in Japan
- Currency used in Vietnam
- The capital city of Vietnam
- A fantasy K-drama where an immortal warrior seeks his fated bride to end his eternal life
- Known for its international airport and proximity to Seoul
- A rare, giant flower found in Indonesian rainforests, known as the world's largest flower
- Traditional Japanese robe with wide sleeves and a wrap-around design, often worn for special occasion
- A dish consisting of broth, rice noodles, herbs, and slice of beet and chicken
- A goldfish who escapes from the ocean
- A traditional Korean side dish (banchan) consisting of salted and fermented vegetables
- An exclamation meaning "awesome" or "great." often used by characters in K-dramas
- A common surname in Vietnam, also the name of the last ruling dynasty of Vietnam
- Traditional Indonesian cloth that originated from the island of Java in the late 1800s
- Japan's national sport, involving large wrestlers who try to force each other out of a ring
25 Clues: Currency used in Vietnam • The capital city of Vietnam • The highest mountain in Japan • Vietnamese New Year celebration • Tech company based in South Korea • A goldfish who escapes from the ocean • Portable music player invented in Japan • Japanese company behind Mario and Zelda • World's largest lizard found in Indonesia • The most visited place/island in Indonesia • ...
Death Traditions Around the World 2025-02-17
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- Which Chinese festival involves tomb-sweeping and offerings? (7 letters) Hint: Qingming.
- What Malagasy term means "turning of the bones"? (9 letters)
- What Japanese festival honors ancestors with lanterns and dances? (4 letters) Hint: "Spirit festival."
- What Tibetan Buddhist ritual involves offering bodies to scavenger birds? (8 letters)
- Irish custom involves covering mirrors to prevent trapped souls? (5 letters)
- Which Ghanaian tradition uses "fantasy coffins" shaped like cars or fish? (5 letters)
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- In which religion are bodies placed on "Towers of Silence" for vultures to consume? (10 letters) Hint: Ancient Persian faith.
- Which Hindu tradition requires scattering ashes in the Ganges River? (5 letters)
- Which Native American tribe cuts mourners’ hair after a death? (5 letters) Hint: Found in the Southwest.
- What Egyptian practice preserved bodies for the afterlife? (12 letters)
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- Which Nordic warriors sent chiefs to sea on burning ships? (6 letters)
- What Jewish custom mandates burial within 24 hours of death? (6 letters)
- Which Balinese ritual involves cremating effigies to liberate souls? (6 letters)
- South Korean practice transforms cremated ashes into colorful beads? (6 letters)
- Which culture believes owls signal impending death and leaves caskets ajar? (5 letters) Hint: North American tribe.
- Which culture practices "Famadihana," exhuming and dancing with ancestors' remains every 5–7 years? (9 letters) Hint: An island nation in Africa.
- What Victorian-era keepsake used the deceased’s hair? (6 letters)
- Which Muslim tradition requires burial facing Mecca? (5 letters)
- What Filipino practice involves hanging coffins on cliffs? (7 letters) Hint: Sagada region.
- Which Mexican holiday honors the dead with marigold altars and sugar skulls? (8 letters)
21 Clues: 27 • What Malagasy term means "turning of the bones"? (9 letters) • Which Muslim tradition requires burial facing Mecca? (5 letters) • What Victorian-era keepsake used the deceased’s hair? (6 letters) • Which Nordic warriors sent chiefs to sea on burning ships? (6 letters) • What Egyptian practice preserved bodies for the afterlife? (12 letters) • ...
