mythology Crossword Puzzles

14 Clues: Famous for sushi, cherry blossoms, and samurai • Known for the Eiffel Tower and delicious pastries • Home to pyramids, the Sphinx, and ancient history • Famous for vibrant culture, tacos, and ancient ruins • Home to kangaroos, koalas, and the Great Barrier Reef • Known for stunning natural landscapes and maple syrup • ...

15 Clues: What is a Agora? • Who is the god of crops? • Who won the Peloponnese war? • Who is the goddess of wisdom? • Who is the god of celebration? • How many districts are there in the us? • At what age are the spartan boys taken for camp? • What are the names of Greek plays about suffering? • What were the Spartans main focus on their education? • ...

14 Clues: Which continent is the largest? • Which country did Ikea originate in? • How many strings does a ukulele have? • Which mythology is Pandora's box from? • What does the term "phalanges" refer to? • Which country was the first man in space from? • How many top friends could you have on MySpace? • What is the hottest planet in our solar system? • ...

16 Clues: The god that made the animals • The god that punished Prometheus • The first woman created by Hephaestus • The home of the gods in Greek mythology • Pandora's curiosity led her to open this • The quality that led Pandora to open the box • Pandora's action released these upon the world • The Greek messenger god who gave Pandora the box • ...

14 Clues: First movie date. • The first loving name that you got. • A heartfelt, written expression of love. • What is given as a gift on an adventure. • This organ is often associated with love. • Another term for a sweetheart or loved one. • A romantic evening might include a candlelit • The winged symbol of love in Roman mythology. • The emotion associated with love and passion. • ...

14 Clues: Office for Standards in Education • A traditional Irish potato pancake • An awkward and inexperienced youth • The force of policemen and officers • Put under private control or ownership • Transform a matrix to a diagonal matrix • (psychology) failure to cope with stress • (ancient Rome) the leader of 100 soldiers • One of the twelve Apostles (first century) • ...

6 Clues: A famous female poet. • An ancient city in Crete. • A famous writer of fables. • A woman chosen to speak for the gods. • A half-bull half-man creature from Greek mythology. • A short story that teaches lessons of life and gives advice.

13 Clues: ... Alps • Which is from Israel. • Welsh is the person who lives in... • His country has the most famous mythology. • From Thailand and it's the same as the tea. • Neighboring nationality of sweden and russia. • Lives in the Netherlands and speaks this same. • Irish is the person and language of this county. • It's capital is Nairobi and Mombasa is an important city. • ...

13 Clues: funny movies that make you laugh • movies about someone’s life story • movies about love and relationships • movies in which people sing and dance • movies about true situations in the past • movies with a lot of suspense and enigmas • movies in the U.S. with cowboys and indians • movies with the police, detectives, and criminals • ...

13 Clues: sweet treat • every February 14th • 145 million of these sent each year • the religion that outlawed Lupercalia • Cupid is god of love in which mythology • the oldest know valentine was in this year • Pope that declared feb 15th St. Valentine’s Day • only holiday that more cards are sent than Valentine’s Day • the century that Valentine’s Day started to become popular • ...

14 Clues: - to stop • - logical guess • - new ways of doing things • - military alliance led by Sparta • - worship of many gods or deities • - military alliance led by Athens • - society organized for the purpose of waging war • - ownership and control of other people as property • civilization - the civilization of the ancient Greeks and Romans • ...

14 Clues: Maori name for Dunedin • New Zealand's Southernmost city • War General, and 12th US President • American Actress known for her suits • Roman equivalent to Kronos in Greek Mythology • Norse trickster God, known for his icy origins • Mountain of volcanic origins located in Tanzania • Flowering plant related to Ginger that stains Yellow • ...

14 Clues: What is Cupid the God of? • What does the "O" in XOXO stand for? • What is a popular Valentine's Day gift? • What TV show invented "Galentine's Day"? • What is a popular Valentine's Day color? • What is the official day for single folks? • What fruit was once known as the Love apple? • What shape is associated with Valentine's Day? • ...

14 Clues: love of Sri Krishna • Our Fav. Siddarth Malhotra film • The Hindi-language film industry. • The wife of Lord Rama in the Ramayana. • An ancient Indian epic about Prince Rama. • The wife of the Pandavas in the Mahabharata. • The bull that serves as Lord Shiva's vehicle. • The Hindu god who delivered the Bhagavad Gita. • An Indian actor known for his roles in Tamil cinema. • ...

6 Clues: A famous female poet. • An ancient city in Crete. • A famous writer of fables. • A woman chosen to speak for the gods. • A half-bull half-man creature from Greek mythology. • A short story that teaches lessons of life and gives advice.

18 Clues: common house pet • format we did work on • vessel that is sailed on • the study of things with DNA • the core of a cell or an embryo • moving from one place to another • area of text in a newspaper format • the ideas that this UOI focuses around • country famous for its refugee acceptance • the things that make up all living things • country known for its expansive mythology • ...

18 Clues: common house pet • format we did work on • vessel that is sailed on • the study of things with DNA • the core of a cell or an embryo • moving from one place to another • area of text in a newspaper format • the ideas that this UOI focuses around • country known for its expansive mythology • country famous for its refugee acceptance • the things that make up all living things • ...

18 Clues: common house pet • format we did work on • vessel that is sailed on • the study of things with DNA • the core of a cell or an embryo • moving from one place to another • area of text in a newspaper format • the ideas that this UOI focuses around • country famous for its refugee acceptance • the things that make up all living things • country known for its expansive mythology • ...

18 Clues: an uprising • a noisy uproar • knowing all subjects • aggressive or war like • a cure for all problems • a temple to all the gods • relating to all humanity • is unlimited view over a wide area • life in the presence of air or oxygen • in roman mythology, the goddess of war • a system of exercises that promote fitness • you expose and mix it with air or other gases • ...

18 Clues: Public address • When animals mimic as humans • Full of fun,fancy,and excitement • that has a national or folk hero • strange or other worldly creatures • Full-length novels plot and themes • Songs, myths, and Proverbs of people • Tale Stories about magical creatures • A humorous story that has a swaggering hero • Dealing with a solution of a crime or secrets • ...

5 Clues: A Gemini • Sophie's recent dental work • Colleague who plays the violin • Goddess of Religion & Greek Mythology • Colleague who has never had a Big Mac, according to Lizzie

11 Clues: - The first day of Onam. • - The final day of Onam celebrations. • - The legendary king associated with onam. • - The day on which we put the largest pookkalam. • - Pullikali is performed on _______ day of Onam. • - The Malayalam month in which Onam is celebrated. • - The famous snake boat race organised during Onam. • ...

11 Clues: What sport does Cristiano Ronaldo play? • Where is the Great Barrier Reef located? • What is the world’s longest river called? • Which fictional city is the home of Batman? • Which city hosted the Summer Olympics in 2012 • In which ocean is the Bermuda Triangle located? • Which house was Harry Potter almost sorted into? • ...

11 Clues: unfair, not right • hitting, or delivering a blow • pronounced a lawful punishment • law, judicial decision or order • maliciously or playfully annoying • to perform the duties of a member of the clergy • to make into an act or statute; put a law into effect • in a letter, the last few words before the writer's signature • ...

11 Clues: What was spring called originally? • What's the motto of friend select? • What does the word “equinox” mean? • What is the second S in the spices? • What street is to the south of the school? • What street does middle school enter from? • What is the #1 most common allergy for adults? • Who is the goddess of spring in Roman mythology? • ...

11 Clues: The repetition of sounds in certain words • The sounds of a word resemble it's meaning • A direct comparison between two unlike things • Attributing human qualities to inanimate object • Language that creates pictures in a readers mind • An over-exaggeration to show intensity of feeling • The repetition of vowel sounds in a series of words • ...

5 Clues: Being worthy enough • A collection of myths • To show you are right • A supporter of democracy • A firm decision on what to do and not to do

14 Clues: rich landowners • a Greek city-state • a Greek marketplace • the greatest poet in ancient Greece • stories to teach people life lessons • a high hill where fortresses are built • An age when Greece had great achievements • a government that let people vote on laws • famous for his fables(The boy who cried wolf) • a ruler who held power through the use of force • ...

14 Clues: - opposite of an idea or value • - repetition of consonant sounds • - the word referred to by a pronoun • - moral truth tale about human existence • - the emotional overtone of a literary work • - the use of slang or informalities in writing • - a grammatical unit with a subject and a verb • - a terse statement that teaches a moral principal • ...

14 Clues: Home of Big Ben and the Royal Family. • Land of pyramids and the ancient pharaohs. • Land of the Statue of Liberty and Hollywood. • Colorful country with Carnival and samba music. • Famous for Oktoberfest and precision engineering. • Known for the Eiffel Tower and delicious cuisine. • Largest country with the Kremlin and Matryoshka dolls. • ...

10 Clues: Three little ____ • The ____ of Ossory • the first king of Ossory • Famous wolf in greek mythology • What Wolves portray in most stories • The ancient book written by Irish monks • a breed of dog used to hunt down wolves • hero who helped Caílte mac Rónáin kill three werewolf-like creatures • Mother of Three werewolf like creatures who were slayed by Cas Corach • ...

10 Clues: Rocky, minor planets • Tiny organisms seen from a microscope • The branch of science concerning living things • The study of social life, human behaviour and such • Magnifying object used to zoom in on microorganisms • The study of the Earth, the rocks it's composed of, and such • A person trained to be sent into outer space in a spacecraft • ...

10 Clues: A joke • comparing 2 things using like or as • when words start with the same letter • an exaggeration not meant to be taken literally • giving human characteristics to non human things • phrases with meanings that are not what they mean • when events or words are the opposite of what is expected • mention of something or someone known, from mythology and history • ...

10 Clues: the study of myths • a smooth curve joining two endpoints • lines that cross at exactly one point • circles: two or more circles with a common center • geometric figures that have the same shape and size • a memorable saying from experience that many people think is true • a type of communication that does not use a word’s realistic meaning • ...

10 Clues: The Minotaur's dad. • The human who defeated the Minotaur. • The king of this place was King Minos. • The king of Crete in the Minotaur story. • The king of Athens in the Minotaur story. • King Minos built this to keep the Minotaur in. • The person who helped Theseus to kill the Minotaur. • The half bull, half human monster in Greek mythology. • ...

10 Clues: belonging naturally • a skilled public speaker • of being what a person or thing is • a story originating in popular culture • in exactly the same words as were used originally • relating to or based on myths or appearing in mythology • the transmission of customs or beliefs through generations • the customs, arts and achievements of a certain people or social group • ...

10 Clues: caused by heat • a unit of length • the study of myths • the study of a word • the boundry of a closed plane figure (shape) • a sealed container that keeps foods hot or cold • a medical for detecting sounds produced in the body • an area of study that involves math and deals with the location of places on earth • ...

10 Clues: India's national space agency • the first Indian to go to space • A small body resembling a planet • the largest planet in the universe • the second biggest plant in our solar system • the personification of the sun in greek mythology • the theory that explain how the universe was formed • a constellation related to a zodiac sign and two fish • ...

10 Clues: sudden and unexpected. • an unskilled or casual laborer. • doubtful as regards truth or quality. • noticeable or prominent in an unwelcome or intrusive way. • of uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character or meaning. • (of two or more people) exchange (things) with each other. • a person or thing living or existing at the same time as another. • ...

10 Clues: caused by heat • a unit of length • the study of myths • the study of a word • the boundry of a closed plane figure (shape) • a sealed container that keeps foods hot or cold • a medical for detecting sounds produced in the body • an area of study that involves math and deals with the location of places on earth • ...

10 Clues: god of the arts and music • brother of Zeus and god of the sea • brother of Zeus that ruled the underworld • a statue of this goddess is in the Parthenon • mountain where most of the major Greek gods lived • they usually have happy endings and make you laugh • often trace the downfall of a character & are dramatic • ...

10 Clues: Mythological creature similar to Bigfoot • Legendary city believed to have sunk into the ocean • Nickname of the supposed monster of a lake in Scotland • City famous for the alleged UFO incident in 1947 • Abandoned city after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine. • Explosion in Siberia in 1908, still without a definitive explanation • ...

10 Clues: What genre is 'the inheritance games'? • Who proposed the concept of 'hyperloop' • On which day did mourning start in Chile? • A climate phenomenon in the South Americas • Who is the king of gods in greek Mythology? • What is the name of the main character in 'Toffee'? • How many episodes did the 1st season of Percy Jackson have? • ...

10 Clues: A person who writes books for a living • The World War II pilot who wrote Matilda • what is the best selling book of all time • This genre of books might give you nightmares • a book genre that tells you facts about the world • stories about Greek gods goddesses are often called • This author was features in our newsletter last month • ...

10 Clues: Most famous meat in Spain. • Belongs to the fast food group. • This happens when the sky cries. • Mythological animal spitting fire. • it is the biggest organ in the human body • It comes out when it rains and it’s sunny. • A character in Greek mythology who carries a hammer. • Is a person who works in a hospital and helps the doctor. • ...

10 Clues: Tinkerbell • Ariel is a famous Disney one • Snow white and the seven _______ • A mystical horse with a horn on its head • The mystical beast in Loch Ness, Scotland • giant serpent-like, fire-breathing, winged monsters • Santa has lots of these in his workshop to help him • Small human-like beings with a love for mischief and practical jokes • ...

10 Clues: rule by the people (121) • birthplace of democracy (120) • this words comes from 'love' & 'wisdom' (137) • most famous of the classic Greek buildings (131) • a military city, known for having kings still (119) • a type of Greek column with round capitals, or tops (132) • Greek actors wore these to depict facial expressions (134) • ...

10 Clues: the sound of laughing • special importance or significance • something that you feed your pet with • having or caused by an irregular surface • not given to gentleness or sentimentality • any distinct time period in a sequence of events • connected with a person's body rather than their mind • the science of matter and energy and their interactions • ...

10 Clues: Truck • a person who tends mules • god of Iron, labor and war • a field where sugarcane is grown • University of ___ attended by Barthwaite • mythology native to/prominent in the southwest of Nigeria, and Benin • Birth place of Barthwaite,largely influenced by West Africa and Britain • ...

10 Clues: a smell, pg.2 • lost strength or momentum, pg.2 • make small, quick movements, pg.3 • said quickly and indistinctly, pg.2 • a skin condition causing red pimples, pg.1 • cause to feel less worried or afraid, pg.3 • plaster used for coating walls or moulding into decorations, pg.1 • a loud rattling sound like that of hard objects hitting each other, pg.1 • ...

10 Clues: a smell, pg.2 • lost strength or momentum, pg.2 • make small, quick movements, pg.3 • said quickly and indistinctly, pg.2 • a skin condition causing red pimples, pg.1 • cause to feel less worried or afraid, pg.3 • plaster used for coating walls or moulding into decorations, pg.1 • a loud rattling sound like that of hard objects hitting each other, pg.1 • ...

10 Clues: to destroy or reduce to particles • a scheduled meeting between two people • to reach inside and search for something • resembling burning sulfur, or some sort of heat • something that is black, usually pure or jet black • a circular band of precious metal worn on the head • in mythology, a nymph that lives in a forest or tree • ...

10 Clues: A Deep Purple vegetable • A fruit put on pizza with ham • A bright red sweet tasting fruit • You can make wine from what fruit • When life throws you “” make …ade • A vegetable with the word flower in it • A fruit that is also the same word used for a colour • In Greek mythology the goddess Persephone ate what seeds of a fruit • ...

12 Clues: one-eyed giants • daughters of Zeus • the gods mirrored human what? • ruled before the gods of Olympus • The fates determine people's what? • who rowed people across the river Styx • 3-headed dog who guarded the underworld • 9 goddesses in charge of science and art • gave birth to Gaea, Earth, Night, and Day • Traditional stories of gods, kings, and heroes • ...

12 Clues: King of the Underworld • Was turned into a spider • Flew too close to the sun • The Goddess of love and beauty • Fell in love with his reflection • Kidnapped and made Queen by Hades • Mother of the Earth and Nature God • Icarus's father who gave him advice • Forced to only repeat peoples words • King of the God's and God of the sky • Harding Disgraced skater for fowl play • ...

6 Clues: a minor female nature deity. • two minor mythological creatures. • careful persistent effort or work. • a change in government or anarchy. • a stringed instrument that was used in 3000 BC. • is a massive serpent and one of the deadliest Monsters in Greek mythology.

6 Clues: Ditch the Witch • The Teenage witch • A book on witches and with hunting • A short story by William Shakespeare • A Goddess of magic and divine sorceress in Greek mythology • The US 2016 election dubbed her as the Wicked witch of the left

10 Clues: a false idea or belief • first year in primary school • a cloth used for making clothes • ancient myths of a particular culture • a mixture of gases that surround the Earth • The children did a _ job in the classroom. • giving you attention to something or somebody • a list of technical or special words written in a book • ...

10 Clues: - size; extent; dimensions. • – continuing or enduring forever; lifelong. • - a person's greatest piece of work, as in an art. • - free from commotion or tumult; peaceful; quiet; calm. • - carefully weighed or considered; studied; intentional. • - lasting or continuing through all or much of one's life. • ...

10 Clues: what is the zodiac sign for may • what are constellations made out of • what is the constellation of a fish called • what is the constellation of a winged horse • what is the ram shaped constellation called • who was the strongest man in Greek mythology • what is the constellation of the hunter called • what is the big ladle shaped constellation called • ...

10 Clues: What is the zodiac sign for may? • what are constellations made out of? • what is the constellation of a winged hors • what is the constellation of a fish called? • what is the ram shaped constellation called? • who was the strongest man in greek mythology? • What is the constellation of the hunter called? • what is the big ladle shaped constellation called? • ...

10 Clues: Usual and expected • Ancient and a common shape • It gives plants their green colour • It is a physical activity including stretching • It is unusual and you are not comfortable with it • It is a fictional name normally wrote by a author • It makes you feel bad emotions including pity and sadness • You are breathing oxygen,the substance you need to breathe • ...

10 Clues: study of living organisms • study of animals and animal behavior • study of human behavior and the human • study of earth atmosphere and the weather • environment as it relates to living organisms • practice of beautifying the face skin and hair • study of human cultures communities and societies • study of the earth and the history of the earth recorded • ...

10 Clues: THIS GODDESS PUNISHED ECHO • HE FELL IN LOVE HIS OWN REFLECTION • A WOODLAND SPIRIT THAT IS USUALLY FEMALE • THIS WORD MEANS REALLY, REALLY, REALLY OLD • SHE LOST HER ABILITY TO SPEAK ANYTHING OF HER OWN • THE KING OF THE GODS, WHO LIKED TO FLIRT WITH THE NYMPHS • THEY ARE PART OF AN ANCIENT GREEK PLAY, BUT THEY DON'T SING • ...

10 Clues: North America. • A sovereign ruler of an empire. • Objects made or altered by people. • To register or set down in writing. • A divine spirit in the Shinto religion. • Information that proves or disproves something. • A Viking assembly where free men made decisions. • The great hall in Norse mythology where heroes slain in battle are recieved. • ...

10 Clues: Relating to heat • The study of myths • The study of the Earth • A metric unit of measurement equal to 1,000 meters • An instrument for measuring or showing temperature • An instrument for observation over, around, or through an object • An optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer • ...

10 Clues: A famous sorceress in Greek mythology • A powerful and respected status in society • One of the powers witches are believed to have • The last name of a famous witch in Harry Potter • The opposite of villain, a central positive figure • A beloved musician might give off this kind of vibe • The term for a feared and shunned figure in society • ...

10 Clues: A poor or a commoner of Rome • Wars between Carthage and Rome • First king of Rome in Roman mythology • An aristocrat or a ruling family of Rome • The Council of Assembly of the Roman Republic or Empire • Known as the golden age of Rome, meaning an imperial peace • A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders • ...

10 Clues: spirits in Shinto mythology • dome-like Buddhist temples from India • multi-roofed tower temples for Buddhists • Chinese music that became popular in the Japan • traditional outdoor areas for honoring the kami • geometric patterns or diagrams of the spiritual realm • stringed instrument used by ancient Japanese musicians • ...

17 Clues: A Gorgon • One-Eyed Giants • Half-Goat, Half-Man • ZEUS's Flying Horse • "Father of all Monsters" • Giant Snake with Nine Heads • Half-Man Half-Horse Creature • Head of a Bull, Body of a Man • Flying Creatures with the faces of women • Body of Lion and Head, Wings and Talons of an Eagle • Body of a Lion, Head of a Woman, and the Wings of an Eagle • ...

14 Clues: The god of the river of Tiber. • A river which runs through rome. • Roman stories are also known as... • The Romans believed in gods and... • Another word for gods or goddesses. • This month is named after the roman god Janus. • The emperors of Rome were worshipped in this cult. • The romans believed in many gods, also known as... • ...

15 Clues: this movie was stellar • of or relating to stars • of or relating to one color • this show was so _____________ • the god of the sun in Greek mythology • this ______________ looks so beautiful • the Minecraft movie was kinda ____________ • my friend was a complete _________________ • the configuration of stars especially at one's birth • ...

10 Clues: This country is also a continent. • The largest country in South America. • The capital city of the country is Madrid. • You can eat delicious pizza or pasta here. • You can find the Eiffel Tower in this country. • It is the most populated country in the world. • The ancient mythology is connected to this country. • We can find the Santa Claus Village in this country. • ...

10 Clues: study of living organisms • study of animals and animal behavior • study of human behavior and the human • study of earth atmosphere and the weather • environment as it relates to living organisms • practice of beautifying the face skin and hair • study of human cultures communities and societies • study of the earth and the history of the earth recorded • ...

10 Clues: the god that possessed • The mythology in the book is _____ • What Julius Kane gave to his children • the monster that attacked the 21st nome • a pharo who has the title of "the great" • the nickname given to the legless shabti • a term used in ancient Egypt to separate districts • the city where the main characters need to go to stop set • ...

10 Clues: Saturn's biggest moon • One of the three types of twilight • The last planet of the Solar System • Uranus is named after a god from _____ mythology • Jupiter has a huge storm called the Great ___ Spot • Which compound gives Uranus and Neptune their blue color? • The number of years in which the poles of the Sun get flipped • ...

10 Clues: the god of thunder • to stop or cancel an action • many greeks settled in Italy when • comes from the latin word res publica • romans made what to identify their gods. • Lies near the center of the italian peninsula • not a old family of rome. most are farmers and artists • normally an older family in rome. and is also normally wealthy • ...

10 Clues: of or covered with grass • the flower of any of these plants. • causing great wonder; extraordinary. • Classical Mythology. Apollo as the sun god • a girl or woman in relation to her parents • an act of covering with or as if with a veil • mature or develop in a promising or healthy way. • moving or capable of moving with great speed or velocity • ...

10 Clues: The protagonist is Antonio • A comedy written around 1599 • story of a prince from Denmark • Based on the mythology lier of Britain • Known to be as the last play he wrote alone • One of his most popular tragic romance story • written in 1606 one of his most topical plays • The protagonist is a moorish military commander • ...

10 Clues: Main religion of South Asia • Most spoken language in Africa • Country where hamburgers were made • Month that Day of the Dead occurs in Mexico • This type of dance is most popular in Russia • Type of greeting from Inuits that involve nose rubbing • Spanish word for an event with a piñata and lots of food • Animal symbol of good luck, health, and strength in China • ...

10 Clues: A play for the theater • A long fictional prose narrative • A brief fictional prose narrative • A body of stories about gods and heroes • A genre of fiction that uses magical elements • An account of a person's life written by that person • An account of a person's life written by another person • A genre of fiction dealing with the solution of a crime • ...

10 Clues: a film or play that deals with love • a film with a lot of songs and dances • a film with humor and jokes, very funny • a film that has a lot of exciting actions • a film showing past events or period of time • a film with magic,supernatural powers and mythology • a film with exciting and dangerous journeys or quests • ...

10 Clues: Can you adjust the ______________ to make the room warmer? • The ____________ blanket kept us warm during the cold night. • He is taking a class to improve his _________________ skills. • The maze was like a _______________, full of twists and turns. • Plants use sunlight for ________________ to make their own food. • ...

15 Clues: To shine • A prisoner • Large marsupial • The noun form of hot • To call something off • It´s like a garden without grass. • A sea animal with a box-like body. • Suggestions of how to keep out of danger • The way some animals, e.g. bees, may hurt you • An area of water that moves fast in one direction • A person related to you who lived a long time ago • ...

15 Clues: A board with wheels used for riding • A form of government where people vote • A large system of stars, gas, and dust • A device for capturing photos or videos • A two-wheeled vehicle powered by pedaling • A form of entertainment shown on a screen • A mobile device for calls, apps, and internet • A sport played with a round ball and two goals • ...

15 Clues: A creative work of art • A name with a 'Yes' in it • A name meaning "in whom God dwells" • Is the Queen Of All Four Directions • A name that echoes success and victory • A beautiful name meaning 'progress' in Sanskrit • A name meaning 'dawn' or 'beginning' in Sanskrit • The name of a student associated with 'kindness' • A spark of inspiration and motivation in the class • ...

15 Clues: An extreme exaggeration • A phrase combining contradictory terms • When something unexpected happens or is said • An implied comparison not using 'like' or 'as' • Two characters who contrast in an important way • Two opposing forces working against one another • A statement that seems contradictory but is true • When nature reflects the mood or event in a story • ...

15 Clues: English for "évêque" • Another word for treasure • The action of stealing ressources • Country of origin of some Vikings • A Viking ship with a sail and oars • The name given to the Viking alphabet • The god who gave its name to "Thursday" • The area of England ruled by the Vikings • The carved wooden piece at the front of a ship • ...

15 Clues: old story or legend • the words of a song • normal, everyday, usual • collection and study of myths • to feel sad and sorry for someone • to do with body movement and activity • man made, not natural, such as plastic • geometric shape and ancient Egyptian tomb • tricky clue or message with hidden meaning • rhythmic exercises including tumbles, twists and somersaults • ...

15 Clues: A small, orange sea animal. • An out-of-game mythic mask. • Another name for a pirate flag. • Legendary gun for ghost-busting. • A crossbow that launches fireworks. • The legendary knife from Ninja Box. • The name of a famous serial killer. • The only item obtainable from a code. • Party hat shaped like a Christmas tree. • The first ever pass item that is a Mythic. • ...

15 Clues: A terrible tyrant • "Its Britney _____" • The color of the stage • Wall that isn’t really a wall • Good luck that sounds like bad news • He doesn't know where his shoes went • Wardrobe magic trick with no magician • The director’s map of actors’ movement • Title suggesting life that’s almost okay • A phrase meaning "move!" and a weapon used for archery • ...

15 Clues: a collection of star systems • of or relating to or caused by gravitation • any location outside the Earth's atmosphere • the god of the underworld in ancient mythology • pertaining to or characteristic of the universe • a configuration of stars as seen from the earth • a small frozen mass that travels around the sun • supreme god of Romans; counterpart of Greek Zeus • ...

15 Clues: Rich landowners. • A Greek market place. • Greek word for city-states. • Leader who rules by the use of force. • A time filled with great achievements. • Most famous lyrical poet of ancient Greece. • Short stories that offer lessons on living. • Author of the world's most famous set a fables. • Government in which only a few people have power. • ...

15 Clues: Kind, generous • Capital of Denmark • Polemical; combative • Outstandingly bad; shocking • The extinct language of the Goths • The king of the Aesir in Norse Mythology • Peculiar or odd; deviating from the norm • A tendency to do nothing or remain unchanged • Online transactions process based on blockchain • The joining of commonalities or common purposes among a group • ...

15 Clues: The Sun God in Quechua mythology. • The Quechua word for Mother Earth. • The historic capital of the Inca Empire. • The native term for the Quechua language. • The famous Incan citadel located in Peru. • The knot-based recording system used by the Incas. • The Andean cross, a symbol of the Quechua worldview. • Messengers of the Inca Empire who ran long distances. • ...

15 Clues: this shows emotion. • words that tell you places. • what is said but not meant. • orphan boys living togeether. • a word that always ends in "ing". • line that rhyme at certain times. • you must find who or what to find me. • to change the story from what is true. • the stufy of myths and gods from greece. • when things that have not been expected happen. • ...

15 Clues: : Rich landowners. • : Greek word for city-state. • : Leader who rules by the use of force. • Age : An age marked by great achievements. • : Short stories that offer lessons on living. • : Most famous lyrical poet in Ancient Greece. • A high hill in which a Greek fortress was built. • : Author of the world's most famous set of fables. • ...

15 Clues: Synonym for burnt • Former name of Iran • The study of the universe. • Mythical river in Greek mythology • An argument based on incorrect reasoning • Blood feud or prolonged desire for revenge • The outer layer of the Earth's atmosphere. • Mythical creature famous for its single horn • Singular, flat-topped and elevated natural structure • ...

15 Clues: A board with wheels used for riding • A form of government where people vote • A large system of stars, gas, and dust • A device for capturing photos or videos • A two-wheeled vehicle powered by pedaling • A form of entertainment shown on a screen • A mobile device for calls, apps, and internet • A sport played with a round ball and two goals • ...

5 Clues: Main raid i late 700s • The Old Norse alphabet • Transportation for the Vikings • The main God in Norse Mythology • Traveling to a foreign coutry to steal their goods