mythology Crossword Puzzles

8 Clues: the fear of falling in love • bird often associated with Valentine's Day • per capita, this country consumes the most candy • Aztecs believed that ____ was a gift from the gods • country where Lindt’s Chocolate factory originated • chocolate keys symbolize unlocking a heart in this country • company that created the first box of Valentine's Chocolate • ...

8 Clues: a ghost • a picture • a mobile telephone • a bird of mythology • a great victory or achievement • an uncontrollable, irrational, and lasting fear of a certain object, situation, or activity. • a distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line • ...

17 Clues: Something make believe. • The square was _________. • Frank had _____ in his body. • We need ______ to live a life. • Frankie was being _______ today. • I went to _____ to see a pyramid. • I went to Egypt to see a _________. • A thing that is made from an object. • Physical or mental moving your body. • Today I ________ Frankie to come here. • ...

17 Clues: hunger games • oral stories, fairy tales • stories that could be real • writer about someone's life • stories meant to scare or frighten • fiction involving a crime or mystery • a novel written in a comic strip format • uses magic or supernatural, Harry Potter • when someone writes about their own life • stories that are made up and set in the past • ...

18 Clues: who gave man fire? • Who was born in a shell? • Who defeated the sphinx? • What is Hypnos' Roman name? • who was married to Jupiter? • the god who is also a titan? • what is Hercules' Greek name? • who was the Roman god of wine? • Who was the king of the titans? • who turned Arachne into a spider? • which god was attacked by pirates? • the companion monster of charybdis? • ...

6 Clues: Artificial dried corpses • This can tells you the date. • we can’t write with out this • This building is build by antient Egypt. • If we use this, we can get more beutiful. • The patron saint of the pharaohs in ancient Egyptian mythology

17 Clues: Public address or discourse • Narrative of a person's life • report A report of an experiment • Reporting on news and current events • Stories handed down by word of mouth • Full of excitement, meant to entertain • Darker themes such as disaster, pain and death • tale Humorous story with blatant exaggerations • Strange or otherworldly settings or characters • ...

17 Clues: A report of an experiment • Public address or discourse • Narrative of a person's life • Reporting on news and current events • Stories handed down by word of mouth • Full of excitement, meant to entertain • Humorous story with blatant exaggerations • Strange or otherworldly settings or characters • Darker themes such as disaster, pain and death • ...

8 Clues: noun - myths in general • adverb - once every year • adverb - very; more than usual • noun - succeed in reaching an aim • noun - poems in general as a form of literature • noun - a set of actions that is the accepted way of doing something • adjective - happy that something unpleasant has not happened or has ended • ...

8 Clues: separated from other people. • temple on the Athenian acropolis • king of the gods in Greek mythology • piece of land surrounded completely by water. • piece of land surrounded on three sides by water. • cities that ruled themselves and the land around them. • the high, fortified area of Athen where the Parthenon is in Greece. • ...

8 Clues: A word to describe Mercury • The direction Mercury rotates • The number of moons Mercury has • The metal that Mercury is mostly made out of • The name of the planet this crossword is about • Is Mercury visible or invisible to the naked eye? • The type of mythology that contains the god that Mercury was named after • ...

8 Clues: Popular method for a divination • The belief in multiple gods and goddesses • Human like traits like emotions, and marriage • Something that people believed in if a king died • A common structure made to worship gods and goddesses • Where the people believed they would go after they died • A person who would help people interpret signs they find • ...

7 Clues: How was Athena born • who did Zeus swallow • What was the tapestry of • What was Athena the god of • who did Arachne compare himself to • what did Athena originally came from • what was the first thing Athena ever made

6 Clues: The God of Light • Who is the God of • The son of lapetus • who has snakes for hair • Who is the goddess of love • Who is the goddess of Vanity

6 Clues: god of the sun • cat-headed goddess • hawk-headed son of Osiris • jackal-headed funerary god • crocodile-headed neutral deity • goddess of magic and wife of Osiris

6 Clues: Ocean god • God of the sky • Primordial sky god • Greek god of the harvest • owns the helmet that can turn one invisible • Greek hero who went to the underworld to save his wife; main character in ‘Hadestown’

8 Clues: Named for the Roman god of war. • Named for the Roman god of the sea. • Named for the Greek god of the sky. • Named for the fastest of Roman gods. • Named for the king of the Roman gods. • Named for the Roman goddess of beauty and love. • Named for the Roman god of agriculture and harvest. • The only planet not named after a god of mythology.

8 Clues: symbolizes a fresh start • also known as "Spring Festival" • bright powder thrown during this celebration • traditional drink served during this festival • the "Festival of Colors" is rooted in Hindu _______ • country in South East Asia with a large Hindu community • a natural dye primarily used for temporary tattoos, known as mehndi • ...

17 Clues: (adj): narrow • Goodness, decency • Written rules or laws • words used to describe a noun • A way out; the act of leaving • (adj): brutal; unkind; ghastly • (v): to appear threateningly near • A long journey; a series of adventures • To break or ignore a law or rule openly • The amount of something that is permitted • (n): feelings of being beaten with a club • ...

18 Clues: Church • Human Form • place of worship • Brave and courageous • A collection of myths • Glorified and praised • A large theater or stadium • Where chariot races were held • how the Romans moved water into their cities • The governing body of a nation, state, or community • Roman war galley with three banks of paddles, or oars. • ...

18 Clues: King of the Greek gods • Temple dedicated to the goddess Athena • The high city where temples were built • Government ruled by a small group of people • A government where people vote on decisions • The study of ideas about knowledge and life • A ruler who seized power without legal right • A Greek city-state, the basic political unit • ...

7 Clues: use of events or lifestyle • use of myths of different cultures • use of human body; nude or clothed • use of images that are made by the mind • use of sceneries or events you can see everyday • inanimate objects are arranged in indoor setting • use of animals represented by artists from every age and place

7 Clues: Named after the Roman God of War • Named after the Roman God of the sea • Named after the Roman God of the sky • Named after the ruler of the Roman God • Named after the messenger of the Roman gods • Named after Jupiter's father in Roman mythology • Named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty

7 Clues: Classic red flowers • The Greek god of love in mythology • A cute matchmaker with a bow and arrow. • A handwritten note full of deep emotions • A genre of books and movies full of LOVE. • A sweet treat is often given on this special day. • A classic symbol of love that beats for someone special.

7 Clues: A male bovine animal • A playful, aquatic mammal • A young animal, especially a bear • A wild canine that lives and hunts in packs • A large, strong mammal that hibernates in winter • A clever, reddish animal known for its bushy tail • A creature with hooves and the upper body of a man (from mythology)

7 Clues: Who was Saint Valentine? • Which god is the symbol of Valentine's Day? • From whom did Valentine's Day get its name? • Which civilization wrote the first love poem? • What does Cupid use to make people fall in love? • What's the equivalent of Cupid in Greek Mythology? • Which feast did the Romans celebrate on 14 February?

7 Clues: implied reference in literature • FAcing danger or difficulty without fear • A strong pause or stop written a line of poetry • Legendary figure with great strength or abilities • Repeating of the same letter sound, or group of sounds • a recurrent symbol or motif in literature, art, or mythology. • Long narrative poem written to celebrate adventure and achievements

7 Clues: A male bovine animal • A playful, aquatic mammal • A young animal, especially a bear • A wild canine that lives and hunts in packs • A large, strong mammal that hibernates in winter • A clever, reddish animal known for its bushy tail • A creature with hooves and the upper body of a man (from mythology)

7 Clues: A male bovine animal • A playful, aquatic mammal • A young animal, especially a bear • A wild canine that lives and hunts in packs • A large, strong mammal that hibernates in winter • A clever, reddish animal known for its bushy tail • A creature with hooves and the upper body of a man (from mythology)

9 Clues: First a movie, follows Lydia Deetz • King Henry's dead wives put on a concert • Staring Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth • Takes place during the newsboy strike of 1899 • Follows Jesus and his disciples in a modern world • The main character is a long lost Russian Princess. • A Greek mythology musical adaptation staring Amber Grey. • ...

8 Clues: work of literature • the study of nature life • people re faced to pay tax • serious and often a sad ending • a very long poem that relates the adventures of hero • traditional stories used by a culture to explain nature • an object that when used I a random contest to make a choice • democracy form of government which the people rather a representative decide issues

8 Clues: Food which is typical of italy • city where couples propose marriage • Place that is famous for its mythology • where the first olympic games were held • singer who is known for her hip movement • Work of art whose painter is Leonardo Davinci • country where they celebrate the day of the dead • Picchu place that is famous for being one of the wonders of the world.

8 Clues: Sea nymph of greek Myth • Sea serpent of the Old Testament • A sea monster that can change its form. • Giant sea monster of Scandinavian legend • Greek Sea Monster that creates whirlpools • Sea nymph often depicted with a comb and mirror • Mythical sea creature with a horse like front, and fish like back • ...

8 Clues: Sea nymph of greek Myth • Sea serpent of the Old Testament • A sea monster that can change its form. • Giant sea monster of Scandinavian legend • Greek Sea Monster that creates whirlpools • Sea nymph often depicted with a comb and mirror • Mythical sea creature with a horse like front, and fish like back • ...

8 Clues: A tree nymph from Greek mythology • Something that flows out or is emitted • Harshness or severity in manner or tone • To talk in a silly, childish, or trivial way • An inhabitant or resident of a particular place • Changing something into a different form or meaning • Beyond what is normal or natural; strangely supernatural. • ...

17 Clues: (adj): narrow • Goodness, decency • Written rules or laws • A way out; the act of leaving • words used to describe a noun • (adj): brutal; unkind; ghastly • (v): to appear threateningly near • A long journey; a series of adventures • To break or ignore a law or rule openly • The amount of something that is permitted • (n): feelings of being beaten with a club • ...

17 Clues: My hair is so _____. • A bunch of words in a song. • My friend likes __________. • I have never bin to ______. • I love to see________ in Egypt. • Something that is used for oxygen. • A symmetrical shape like a square. • A person that deals with chemicals. • To hide something or to tell a secret. • palm and palm is a example of a _____. • ...

17 Clues: to add notes to • to look closely at • the sequence of events • to make an educated guess • make known or understandable • the lesson or moral of a story • a statement of opinion or belief • a short piece of the main points • the beginning of the plot diagram • a piece taken from a larger piece • the ending of the plot; outcome; solution • ...

17 Clues: Who is your teacher? • What color is the sky? • think think about or consider • This is the name of our school • this is the season we are now in • This is another name for a minion • Made a movie about zombies in 1968 • This is a zombie in Norse Mythology • This is a zombie in Chinese culture • This is the month that we are now in • This word means very dear to the heart • ...

17 Clues: What was Shakespeare? • The month named after Caesar • Which state has the most desert. • Which nation has the most volcanoes? • the second oldest musical instrument. • A delightful treat made at a campfire. • Something you usually take during summer. • The name Pope Leo the 14th used to go by. • What month has the most rainfall during it? • ...

5 Clues: Largest confirmed centaur • It's permanent number is 54598 • Second centaur to be discovered • Named after Nessos (Greek Mythology) • First-identified member of the centaurs class

9 Clues: Accept your freedom • An Iroquoian language • Here and now is the meaning • Seeing the world through the lens of gratitude • Wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate • A lifestyle characterized by abstinence from sensual pleasures • Individuals should embrace the absurd condition of human existence • ...

9 Clues: The brother of King Amulius • The father of Romulus and Remus • What Romulus called his new city • He killed King Amulius and Remus • The King who wanted Romulus and Remus dead • Romulus and Remus were raised by this animal • The shepherd who found Romulus and Remus by the river • The Romans borrowed many of their myths from this civilization • ...

9 Clues: The month the poem is set into. • The most prevalent theme in the poem • Where do they go when they move out? • The type of tree planted in the garden. • Egyptian pharaoh mentioned in the poem. • The god that gave Midas the golden touch in the myth. • Another greek mythology character mentioned in the poem. • ...

7 Clues: The underworld. • The land of the gods. • The land of the giants. • The underground land of the dwarves. • A giant tree said to hold up the whole universe. • "Hall of the Slain" where brave men feasted and were honored as heroes. • Earth, connected to Asgard by the rainbows bridge. Humans live her in Norse mythology.

12 Clues: a feeling or emotion • appearing lonely and sad • to cause something to happen • cheap, unpleasant, or insincere • to think carefully for a long time • thick piece of wood cut from a tree • an area of wet, muddy land with wild plants growing in it • a collection of ancient myths from a country or civillisation • ...

12 Clues: Prickly plant found in the desert • Thin white paper-like peeling bark • Flower with thorns, associated with love • Tree known in Canada for being on the flag • Very large 4 legged animal with big antlers • Related to the dog family with grey/brown fur • Identified by needles and cones instead of leaves • Algae grown in bodies of water and along seashores • ...

12 Clues: a group of rich landowners • clear and ordered thinking • Greek word for a city-state • an agreement to work together • a leader who held power by using force • a high hill which a Greek fortress is built on • A type of government where people rule themselves • people who had the right to participate in government • a group of warriors who stood close together in a square • ...

12 Clues: cheerful • to return a favor • bleak and lifeless • another name for satan • to give something as a gift or honor • so intense as to seem almost tangible • an expression of sharp disapproval or criticism • ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something. • cause surprise or confusion in someone by acting against their expectations. • ...

13 Clues: n. - french word for “why” • n. - the outcome of a story • n. - the beginning; the source • n. - a person who tells a story • n. - the plan of action in a story, play, or novel • n. - to change form, shape, structure, or substance • adj. - characterized by belief of worship in more than one god • n. - anything that is extremely unusual; an extraordinary occurrence • ...

12 Clues: God of war • God of the sky • Half horse Half Human • the drink of the gods • Immortal wife of Eros • Perseus cut off her head • Goddess of maidenhood and the moon • God of the underworld and the dead • Goddess of wisdom and battle strategy • Goddess of springtime and wife of Hades • Winged horse, also the children of Medusa • This monster lives was locked up in the labyrinth

12 Clues: The god of air • A group of 8 gods • The Egyptian sun god • The goddess of the sky • The most varied creation myth • The literal meaning of hieroglyphs • The Book of the Dead is one of these • ____ and Nut are the parents of Isis • The Memphite creation myth centers around this god • In what creation myth does Ra-Atum create the other gods? • ...

12 Clues: God of the sky • the god of wine • The king of Ithaca • Hercule's Greek name • the mother of Demeter • the goddess of the fire hearth • goddess of crossroads and magic • God of the sun, music, and poetry • The hero that killed the Minotaur • The hero who fetched the Golden Fleece • The mother of Apollo and Atermis, goddess of motherhood • ...

13 Clues: n. - french word for “why” • n. - the outcome of a story • n. - the beginning; the source • n. - a person who tells a story • n. - the plan of action in a story, play, or novel • n. - to change form, shape, structure, or substance • adj. - characterized by belief of worship in more than one god • n. - anything that is extremely unusual; an extraordinary occurrence • ...

12 Clues: god of fertility • was able to turn men into animals • seized power from his father uranus • god of vegetation and sister of zeus • lived on mount olympus; goddess of warfare • voice echoed through the mountains of greece • an almost inmortal warrior during the Trojan war • had an oracle established at Delphi name after him • ...

12 Clues: THE LARGE MOUNTAIN WHERE LORD SHIVA LIVES. • A SACRED TREE THAT IS WORSHIPPED IN INDIA. • THE SUN GOD WHO BRINGS LIGHT AND ENERGY TO THE WORLD. • THIS GOD HAS THE HEAD OF AN ELEPHANT AND IS LOVED BY ALL. • THE RIVER THAT IS MOST HOLY IN INDIA AND WORSHIPED BY MANY. • THIS BIRD’S FEATHER IS FAMOUSLY WORN ON LORD KRISHNA’S CROWN. • ...

13 Clues: Containing smoke • Pond scums; desmids • (music) play loudly • A writer of a monody • An aboriginal war club • A doctor's degree in religion • Of or relating to the human eyelash • Analyse down to the smallest detail • Small kangaroo of northeastern Australia • In some classifications placed in the family Laniidae: Australian piping crows • ...

15 Clues: The science of mental life. • The study of the origin of words. • The study of the skin and its diseases. • The study of life and living organisms. • The branch of zoology that studies insects. • The branch of medicine dealing with the heart. • The study and classification of human societies. • The branch of medical science that studies diseases. • ...

18 Clues: the most powerful greek god • the most powerful roman god • both greece and rome made this • a huge part of the Greek diet. • both greek and romans wore this • the greek has their own ________ • an animal the romans had as a pet • one of the most popular Greek dances • the roman have won atleast 5 of these • ____ were used to decorate the statues. • ...

18 Clues: a long poem • a play that ends sadly • to come before something • stories of the greek gods • a city-state in ancient Greece • the person or group in control • a race that covers long distances • a building designed to house soldiers • a story or tale that teaches you a lesson • reasoning behind a thought, idea, or action • a story meanto to be performed in the theatre • ...

18 Clues: a stone coffin • a ruler in ancient Egypt • a large scarabaeid beetle • a pharaoh wrapped in bandages • a season when the Nile floods • a person who copies out documents • Egyptian writing made with symbols • first historical document in the world • hand-operated device for lifting things • longest river in the world, located in Africa • ...

18 Clues: a stone coffin • a ruler in ancient Egypt • a large scarabaeid beetle • a pharaoh wrapped in bandages • a season when the Nile floods • a person who copies out documents • Egyptian writing made with symbols • first historical document in the world • longest river in the world, located in Africa • triangular structure, royal tomb made of stone • ...

18 Clues: is an uprising • war mindedness • is a noisy uproar • knowing all subjects • a cure for all illnesses • relating to all humanity • means agressive or warlike • belonging to a period before war • an unlimited view over a wide area • in roman mythology the goddess of war • the design and construction of aircraft • is a system of excercises that promote fitness • ...

18 Clues: Loki's serpent son • place where the gods live • the realm where humans live • known as the one handed god • fierce womanly spirits of Odin • goddess of the underworld realm • the type of animal that Fenrir is • trickster who birthed many monsters • one of the names of the first humans • Thor's magical hammer crafted by dwarves • place where fallen soldiers live when they die • ...

17 Clues: God of War • God of The sea • Messenger of the Gods • God of Fire, the forge • Goddess of Hunting, the moon • Goddess of the home and hearth • God of The underworld, the dead • Goddess of Wisdom, war strategy • Goddess of The harvest, grain, corn • Goddess of Love, beauty, fertility • God of Wine, festivity, the theater • Rule of the Gods and God of Thunder • ...

17 Clues: concern • conceited • walking stick • seeking revenge • a malicious look • Oedipus' daughter • deadly disease; plague • identical; the very same • one who tells the future • King of Thebes; Oedipus' father • arrogant; showing excessive pride • Queen of Thebes; Oedipus' mother and wife • monster with a woman's head and a lion's body • destined to kill his father and marry his mother • ...

12 Clues: fan, supporter, or lover • Typical Valentine Day Color • a formal agreement to get married • Roses and carnations are examples of these • a form of nonverbal communication, SYN to hug • Valentine's Day is on the _______ of February • The most popular gift given on Valentine's Day • legally or formally recognized union of two people as partners • ...

12 Clues: What is Cupid the god of? • This color rose symbolizes friendship • Eros was cupid's name in ___ mythology • What does the x in the term xoxo mean? • What does the o in the term xoxo mean? • 250 ___ roses are produced for Valentine’s Day • Letters to Juliet are sent to what city every year? • Aphrodite is the greek goddess associated with red ___ • ...

12 Clues: Polar lights. • Emitting light • Kind and helpful. • Synonym for yield or surrender • Lasting for a very short time. • Place side by side for contrast. • Being present anywhere and everywhere. • A word that reads the same backwards and forwards. • A very happy, idyllic or successful period in the past. • ...

12 Clues: king of Uruk • study of myths • was the last king of? • land of between the river" • is the capital of which empire? • belief that there is only one god • ancient writing system used by mesopotamians • Mesopotamian Empire was the first to have a postal service? • Monotheistic religion that originated among the ancient Hebrew • ...

12 Clues: god of the sea • god of blacksmiths • greek god of the underworld • wife of Zeus and queen of Olympus • king of Olympus, god of lightining • god of war, unloved by human and gods • goddess of love, beauty, and fertility • the messenger of the gods; also a divine trickster • goddess of wisdom and war who was even feared by Ares • ...

12 Clues: 1.The ship built b Argus for jason. • 6.fleece of the winged ram,Chrysomallos • 10white robed personifications of destiny • 2.the spanish ship captured by the english • 12he firstd of lent occurs 40d before easter • 11. easter monday the day after easter sunday • 4.king of pylos. greatest general of trojan war • 8. a native of nazareth jesus christ lived there • ...

12 Clues: the Greek god of the sea • people who work on a sip at sea • a historic Greek multi-sport club • a creaure with a human s upper body • one eyed giants from Greek mythology • al large green ogre who lives in a swamp • a wild fierce and violet creature or person • a monster with a bull s head and a human body • something extremely larg in size amount or degree • ...

11 Clues: the home of the gods • the drink of the gods • messenger of the gods • the chthonic goddess of vengeance • A person born of both human and god • The king of the titans as well as the youngest • The god of wine. The romans called this god Bacchus. • a member of a race of strong and man-eating one-eyed giants • ...

11 Clues: To explain or justify something. • A safe place of refuge or shelter. • Unlikely and unconvincing; difficult to believe. • Giving way under pressure; compliant or accommodating • The state of not lasting forever; temporary or transient. • Having excessive pride in oneself; futile or unsuccessful. • Bringing together or combining into a single entity or group. • ...

11 Clues: A key element leading to hubris. • Goddess of wisdom, justice, and warfare. • To be proud, vain, arrogant, conceited, smug. • The consequence of hubris in Greek mythology. • God associated with the sun, music, and prophecy. • King of the gods, often enacting punishment for hubris. • Excessive pride or self-confidence, often leading to downfall. • ...

12 Clues: The cruel King _____ • "Really, really, really old" • This character fell from the sky • built these for his son and himself • The wings wee held together with this • A labyrinth or a complicated series of paths • The story comes from what is now this country • Icarus fell because he flew too close to this • Daedalus wanted to escape and return to this Greek city • ...

12 Clues: Belonging naturally; essential • A fact of being who or what a person is. • Inhabiting land before someone else; native • copied or quoted in exactly the same words. • Traveling poets, musicians, and storytellers. • To make full use of and derive from a resource. • Skilled at gaining an advantage, especially deceitfully. • ...

12 Clues: the observation center • the type of animal Alex is • a creature from another planet • regard something as being due to (a cause). • it means both hope and the act of breathing • to identify from an previous encounter or memory • the bird who was able to understand colour and shape • the researcher who spent thirty years studying Alex. • ...

12 Clues: Farther of all Gods • goddess of the underworld • the son of Baldur and Nanna • Baldur's wife that died in sorrow • the plant that was used to kill Baldur • the god that found out how to kill Baldur • the blind god that was tricked and killed Baldur • Baldur's important myth was in the Great Pantheon of • Baldur had oaths that stalled his death by making him • ...

8 Clues: Son of Odin. Known as the God of Thunder in Norse Mythology. He has a magical hammer called Mjölnir. • What Loki biologically is. Ymir is the first of this species. They are the predominant group of Jotnar. • He is one of the most important Norse gods. He can change his appearance. Known for playing tricks on other gods. • ...

12 Clues: so exceedingly large • Goddess of the rainbow; • sudden mass fear and anxiety • personal care and cleanliness • to put into a sleep-like state; • of enormous size, strength, power,huge • a Greek epic poem (attributed to Homer) • a complicated network of winding passages; • one of a nation of women warriors of Scythia • ...

12 Clues: god of war • god of the sea • King of all the gods • god of the underworld • goddess of beauty and love • goddess of wisdom and defense • goddess of agriculture and grain • god of fire, metalworking and sculpture • goddess of hunting, animals and childbirth • god of prophesy, music and poetry and knowledge • the queen of the gods and goddess of women and marriage • ...

13 Clues: n. - french word for “why” • n. - the outcome of a story • n. - the beginning; the source • n. - a person who tells a story • n. - the plan of action in a story, play, or novel • n. - to change form, shape, structure, or substance • adj. - characterized by belief of worship in more than one god • n. - anything that is extremely unusual; an extraordinary occurrence • ...

12 Clues: Yummy and delicious are a ___________. • There, they're and their is a ___________. • The new Broadway musical was very _________. • A green pigment, present in all green plants. • Sarah was very sympathetic to those who cried. • To do ___________ you would need to be flexible. • Hazel received a lot of __________ when she cried. • ...

12 Clues: Not genuine; insincere • at university you can study _________. • Sarah's favourite sport is ___________. • Feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy • A green pigment present in all green plants • Stella's favourite dance style is ________. • A person or thing that precipitates an event • A fictitious name, especially one used by an author • ...

12 Clues: The metal form of money. • The metal that money is made from. • The month of the Saint Patrick's Day. • A big instrument with a lot of strings. • Saint Patrick is the saint ___ of Ireland. • If it has four leaves, it brings you luck. • Saint Patrick's Day is a national ___ in Ireland. • If a black cat crosses your path, you may be ___. • ...

12 Clues: city-state • group of soldiers arranged in a square • poet who wrote the Odyssey and the Iliad • leader of Ancient Greece who promoted democracy • Greek city-state that became a military society • Greek city-state where democracy was first created • an agreement formed between groups to work together • a high hill that housed the fortress of the city-state • ...

12 Clues: Which state grows the most roses? • The god of love in Roman mythology • The most romantic city in the world • Where is the Hershey company located? • What fruit is also known as the "love apple"? • What is the Roman god Cupid's Greek counterpart? • In what Shakespeare play is Valentine's Day mentioned? • Flower that symbolize affection, love, and admiration. • ...

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: City where Kat lives in Death Count • Adam’s missing friend in Death Count • Name of Kat Munro’s cat in Death Count • Name of the band in The Carlswick Mysteries • Type of car that Adam drives in Death Count • Village where Jess moves to in Shadow of Doubt • Bar where Jess first meets Will in Shadow of Doubt • Ancient figurine stolen in The Carlswick Mythology • ...

13 Clues: Todays Theme • Coastal inlet • Classic style of doughnut • Kevlar has this quality (6,5) • A popular greek/turkish symbol which is evil • What happens to your garden when it gets super cold • a homophone of the word that describes great suffering • Granular natural material often found on a summer holiday • You shouldn't swim in the dangerzone for your own [BLANK] • ...

18 Clues: rock formed by clay sediments. • A plant that needs little water • Lines that show south or west [ • Lines that show north or south - • Something crescent or arch shaped • An area drained by a mass of water • Plant protector, substance around it. • Half of a sphere. Northern and southern • A low-growing bushy Australian eucalyptus • A natural drainage area. collects rainfall • ...

18 Clues: Contains love • Plays, theater, acting • The telling of your own story • Contains talking animals and a moral • The telling if somebody else’s story • Usually passed down by word of mouth • Focuses on humor and its main purpose • Dark, suspenseful, and lacking comedy. • Not Factual,it is a fabricated narrative • Factual, real, and has happened in real life • ...

18 Clues: State where My Antonia is set • Bird in The Tea Girl of _____ Lane • We met this way 8 times during Covid • Madeline Miller's Greek mythology book • Nationality of Here One Moment's author • Author's last name Before We Were Yours • City where the Lost Bookshop is located • A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is by Betty _____ • Disease that Alice develops in Still Alice • ...

9 Clues: a fictional island • the first Greek gods • the ruler of a Greek city-state • an elaborate, confusing structure • a type of clothing worn by the Greeks • the home of the gods in Greek mythology • an athletic event held by the Ancient Greeks every four years • goddess of wisdom, reasoning, and intelligence and the most famous Greek gods and goddesses • ...

9 Clues: Spirit of thunder • Cheyenne name for the Creator (God.) • A horrible, vampiric sort of creature • The spider trickster of Cheyenne mythology • A large, hairy humanoid creature with bird-like feet • Legendary prophet and medicine man of the Cheyenne tribe • A race of dangerous little people, about knee-high to a man • ...

9 Clues: Opposite of defend • Sounds like 'fishing' • _____es infect you and make you sick • A piece of material used to mend a weak point • A person or thing likely to cause damage or danger • To make use of a situation in a way considered unfair • An invertebrate animal with long, slender soft bodies and no limbs. • ...

9 Clues: fight or disagreement (SS) • the main idea of a text (ELA) • the opposite or reverse of an operation (math) • figurative language that uses like or as (ELA) • an ancient civilization with strong mythology (SS) • a guess about what will happen in the future (sci) • living things found in plants or the human body (sci) • ...

17 Clues: god of wine • titan of time • the first spider • goddess of nature • goddess of the hunt • goddess of marriage • slayed the minotaur • messenger of the gods • goddess of the rainbow • slayed the monster medusa • god of the sun and poetry • guardian of the underworld • monster whose hair is snakes • monster that regrows its heads • god of the forge and machinery • ...