mythology Crossword Puzzles
Ancient Cultures 2024-08-21
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- Ancient civilization known for philosophy, democracy, and mythology
- South American civilization known for its vast empire and Machu Picchu
- Ancient civilization known for its empire, law, and architecture
- Ancient people known for their conflict with the Israelites, mentioned in the Bible
- Ancient civilization in North Africa known for their maritime power and conflicts with Rome
- Mesoamerican civilization known for their temples and human sacrifices
- Early civilization between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, known for cuneiform writing
- Early civilization in Mesopotamia known for developing one of the first writing systems
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- Ancient civilization known for pyramids and hieroglyphs
- Ancient empire known for its vast territory and the Royal Road
- Early civilization known for the Code of Hammurabi and the Hanging Gardens
- Ancient Anatolian people known for their empire and interactions with Egypt and Mesopotamia
- Early Aegean civilization known for their palace complex at Knossos and frescoes
- Ancient civilization known for inventions like paper and gunpowder
- Mesoamerican culture known for its calendar and advanced mathematics
15 Clues: Ancient civilization known for pyramids and hieroglyphs • Ancient empire known for its vast territory and the Royal Road • Ancient civilization known for its empire, law, and architecture • Ancient civilization known for inventions like paper and gunpowder • Ancient civilization known for philosophy, democracy, and mythology • ...
Ancient Greece 2025-02-27
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- , A religious ceremony consisting of a series of actions.
- , A mountain in Thessaly that in Greek mythology is the abode of the gods
- , An event causing great suffering and destruction
- , A particular form or procedure of achieving something
- , He wrote history of the Persian Wars
- , An outstanding Athenian dramatist, he tried to create more realistic plots that were more complex
- , He created the Pythagorean theorem
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- , The greatest historian of the ancient world
- , The study if the fundamental nature of knowledge
- , Moral principles that govern a person behavior
- , Set of three plays relates the fate of Agamemnon
- , Located on the side of Mount Parnassus overlooking the gulf of cornith.
- , A great Athenian playwright the most famous of his plays is Oedipus Rex
- , A group of traveling teachers in ancient greece who rejected speculation such as that of Pythagoras
- , A priest or priestess acting as a medium through whom advice or prophecy was sought from the gods in classical antiquity
15 Clues: , He created the Pythagorean theorem • , He wrote history of the Persian Wars • , The greatest historian of the ancient world • , Moral principles that govern a person behavior • , The study if the fundamental nature of knowledge • , An event causing great suffering and destruction • , Set of three plays relates the fate of Agamemnon • ...
Lit Terms 2014-10-25
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- harsh,unpleasant
- persons, objects, or events
- the repetition of similar
- repetition of constant sound
- statement which seems contradictory but is true
- a statement less than is meant
- the opposite of what is meant
- a comparison two things to show how they are alike
- are conclusions based on facts
- a shocking comparison between two dissimilar things
- is a form of paradox which combine a pair of contrary terms single expression
- exaggeration used for effect or for humor
- the repetition of final constant sounds after different vowel sounds
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- a reference to history or literature bible, mythology
- a word or compound word substituted as a synonym for a noun
- pleasing sounds; opposite of cacophony
- word which suggest or sound like their meaning
- a comparison between two things without using words
- are conclusions bsed om opinions
- is a form of personification in which the absent or dead as if spoken
- the use of a word in a sense another literal
- dead metaphor poor examples of figurative language
- a pause or a brake in a line of poetry
- is a type of y that a person appears to be g something
24 Clues: harsh,unpleasant • the repetition of similar • persons, objects, or events • repetition of constant sound • the opposite of what is meant • a statement less than is meant • are conclusions based on facts • are conclusions bsed om opinions • pleasing sounds; opposite of cacophony • a pause or a brake in a line of poetry • exaggeration used for effect or for humor • ...
Member's Day crossword 2015-09-17
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- Spiral shell Fossil?
- Type of vessel common in the 18th and 19th Centuries which was hard to drink out of
- Name for very fine Red Roman pottery?
- Cornish Explorer of Western Africa?
- Singular piece of a mosaic?
- What did Miners traditionally eat for their lunch?
- The number of Muses in Greek mythology
- Jars used in the mummification process to hold organs?
- Popular Cornish Composer and violinist from the 1800s
- Castle Dore, Castle-An-Dinas and Killibury are all types of?
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- A type of tobacco that was ground into a fine powder, usually kept in an ornate box
- Earliest form of writing?
- Egyptian God of creation?
- Type of fish commonly fished in Cornwall?
- Ancient large stone
- Who was the Cornish Giant?
- Tobacco pipes used to be commonly made out of what material?
- What is the name of a Roman city apartment block?
- Reeds soaked in animal fat, used for lights
- Name of the Mineral discovered by the Vivian family?
- Bronze Age burial practice
- What was the nickname for Napoleon?
- Wooden shoes used over normal shoes to protect women's feet from the mud and refuse on the streets
23 Clues: Ancient large stone • Spiral shell Fossil? • Earliest form of writing? • Egyptian God of creation? • Who was the Cornish Giant? • Bronze Age burial practice • Singular piece of a mosaic? • Cornish Explorer of Western Africa? • What was the nickname for Napoleon? • Name for very fine Red Roman pottery? • The number of Muses in Greek mythology • ...
lesson 49-52 2016-02-04
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- Earth.
- Sleeping mouse.
- spray Insecticide for plants used in the non-growing season.
- Farmer.
- Tending to induce sleep.
- Put into a hypnotic sleep or trance.
- One who makes maps and writes about earth.
- Appear or be seen through.
- god of sleep in Greek Mythology; Somnus.
- Move a plant.
- Sleep like state controlled by a hypnotizer.
- Outside the earth’s atmosphere.
- Act of sleeping.
- Garden in a small glass container.
- Branch of study on ways to measure the earth.
- Carry across.
- Land under control of a government or owner.
- Across, over, through.
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- Sleep.
- window Beroom window set into a roof.
- study of the earth and its formations.
- Railway sleeping car.
- Change over to a different form.
- One who studies the formations of the earth’s crust.
- Fear of sleep.
- draw the earth and write about it.
- Place for sleeping.
- Treatment of disease by hypnosis.
- Study of sleep.
- Speech put into writing.
- Sea The Sea in the middle of the land.
- Land.
- Pertaining to the earth.
- Trade.
- Something that causes sleep.
- Carry across.
- Small dog which hunts for burrowing game.
- Raised platform of earth.
- Cotta Fried clay pottery.
39 Clues: Land. • Sleep. • Earth. • Trade. • Farmer. • Move a plant. • Carry across. • Carry across. • Fear of sleep. • Sleeping mouse. • Study of sleep. • Act of sleeping. • Place for sleeping. • Railway sleeping car. • Across, over, through. • Tending to induce sleep. • Speech put into writing. • Pertaining to the earth. • Raised platform of earth. • Cotta Fried clay pottery. • Appear or be seen through. • ...
NOT QUITE ART? 4 2018-03-25
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- A long narrow piece, usually of uniform width
- To experience or be subjected to
- Having a bearing on or connection with the matter at hand
- A love affair
- The capacity to respond to changes in the environment
- To investigate systematically; examine
- to; around; roughly or in the region of
- To control, govern, or rule by superior authority or power
- Highly decorated
- A drama or literary work in which the main character is brought to ruin or suffers extreme sorrow
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- To cause to feel self-conscious or ill at ease
- having no reference to material objects or specific examples; not concrete
- An occurrence, circumstance, or fact that is perceptible by the senses.
- beyond belief or understanding; unbelievable
- A topic of discourse or discussion
- A body or collection of myths belonging to a people and addressing their origin, history, deities, ancestors, and heroes
- Of or concerned with the judgment of right or wrong of human action and character
- Of or relating to Spain or Spanish-speaking Latin America.
- To cause (someone) to have difficulty paying attention to something
- profound dedication, esp. to religion; consecration.
- Having or exhibiting a lack of good judgment or common sense; foolish.
21 Clues: A love affair • Highly decorated • To experience or be subjected to • A topic of discourse or discussion • To investigate systematically; examine • to; around; roughly or in the region of • beyond belief or understanding; unbelievable • A long narrow piece, usually of uniform width • To cause to feel self-conscious or ill at ease • ...
Vocabulary: Chapter 11 2020-02-07
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- Greek philosopher and mathematician who proved the Pythagorean theorem
- oath taken by medical students swearing to practice medicine in an ethical way
- philosopher
- (430-347 BCE) Was a disciple of Socrates whose cornerstone of thought was his theory of Forms, in which there was another world of perfection
- broke Persian naval power
- commented on the action and advised the characters
- king of macedonia who conquered greece, egypt, and persia
- collection of myths or stories that people tell about their gods and heroes
- the worship of many gods, or deities
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- father of medicine
- greek philosopher; socratic method--questioning; sentenced to death for corrupting athens youth
- the Macedonian pike was much longer than the spears used by the Greek
- used to instruct students in a variety of subjects
- the spartans had already formed their own alliance on the Peoloponnesian Peninsula
- the temple of apollo housed apollo's priestess who was known as
- greeklike
- leading competitions that brought together athelets from city-states
- city on the mediterranean coast of egypt founded by alexander
- a type of emotional songlike poetry, distinguished from dramatic and narrative poetry
- school of philosophy founded by Plato
- logical guesses
21 Clues: greeklike • philosopher • logical guesses • father of medicine • broke Persian naval power • the worship of many gods, or deities • school of philosophy founded by Plato • used to instruct students in a variety of subjects • commented on the action and advised the characters • king of macedonia who conquered greece, egypt, and persia • ...
Ancient roman's and ancient greek's 2021-02-11
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- Romans and Greeks both had many_and Goddesses
- Roman mythology is a collection of traditional stories beliefs,and
- Ancient rome played an essential part in the _ of world history
- Roman and Greek children both liked to play with
- _was very important in Ancient Greece
- The _ punic war took place between 218 BCE and 201 BCE
- Romans and Greeks both used _ for shelter
- Romans and Greeks both made _ on a daily basis
- It was hard to do _ In ancient Greece becuase there was not that good soil
- the romans and greeks both had _ as pets
- The ancient greeks were not terribly interested in
- apparently Greek parents viewed games as a good way for their children to develop certain
- while the romans were a republic,The Greeks were a _
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- Pompeii is an ancient _ city
- Rome and Greece both dedicated temples to their Gods and Godesses
- Romans and Greeks both had
- In ancient rome the republic lasted for _ hundred years
- one common childrens game in ancient Greece was
- Romans cared for _ while the Greeks did not
- both the romans and the Greeks focused their art on important _ figures
20 Clues: Romans and Greeks both had • Pompeii is an ancient _ city • _was very important in Ancient Greece • the romans and greeks both had _ as pets • Romans and Greeks both used _ for shelter • Romans cared for _ while the Greeks did not • Romans and Greeks both had many_and Goddesses • Romans and Greeks both made _ on a daily basis • ...
chapter eight Ancient Greece 2017-03-15
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- Who is the god of the sun
- a poet who is known for Iliad and the Odyssey
- a body of stories about gods and heroes that try to the explain how the world works
- A marketplace and a religious meeting place
- A Greek man known for his fables for life lessons for people to get a lesson for life
- What tyrant ruled Athens
- Who are considered to be the first Greeks as well as speaking the Greek language
- What Greek city-state was the first to develop a democracy
- What Greek leader first brought democracy to Athens
- Short lessons to teach people about life
- people who had the right to participate in government
- Who is the goddess of wisdom
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- a government in which only a few people have power is
- What geographic feature covers most of Greece
- Who is the woman who was a lyric poet
- Rich people who are rich landowners
- Who did the Olmpic Games hold in honor of
- What island did the Minoans live
- The sea to the east of Greece
- Who is the queen of gods
20 Clues: What tyrant ruled Athens • Who is the queen of gods • Who is the god of the sun • Who is the goddess of wisdom • The sea to the east of Greece • What island did the Minoans live • Rich people who are rich landowners • Who is the woman who was a lyric poet • Short lessons to teach people about life • Who did the Olmpic Games hold in honor of • ...
Beowulf Crossword Puzzle 2017-10-29
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- person that slaughters dragon with Beowulf
- larger-than-life character who's exploits are celebrated
- monster who terrorized Hrothgar's kingdom; killed by Beowulf
- long, dangerous journey
- comfort; relief
- King of Geats, Beowulf's lord and uncle
- help from a god or another supernatural force
- Beowulf's father
- Written by individual authors drawing on style and convention of folk epics
- epic hero in the story "Beowulf"
- events from history or mythology of a nation or culture that provide the theme for the epic narrative
- central character of an epic
- Danish warrior of Hrothgar; doubts Beowulf
- being that kills Beowulf
- first person Beowulf meets in Hrothgar's kingdom
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- making twisting or turning motions
- Latin for "in the middle of things"
- purify; cleanse
- people believed Grendel was a descendant of this person
- mead hall
- disgusting
- certain literary or formal characteristics
- Hrothgar's father
- compensation for a wrong
- long narrative poem
- big and solid; bulky
- Stories recited or sung
- deeds demonstrate hero's strength, courage, or virtue
- Danish king; the one person Grendel wouldn't touch because he felt he was "Godly"
- Beowulf's sword
30 Clues: mead hall • disgusting • purify; cleanse • comfort; relief • Beowulf's sword • Beowulf's father • Hrothgar's father • long narrative poem • big and solid; bulky • long, dangerous journey • Stories recited or sung • compensation for a wrong • being that kills Beowulf • central character of an epic • epic hero in the story "Beowulf" • making twisting or turning motions • ...
Astronomy 2021-04-15
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- constellation also known as the big dipper or great bear
- tool used to tell which way is North
- the side of earth facing the sun experiences ___
- the largest planet
- a group of stars that 'look like' an object in the night sky
- planet between mercury and earth
- tool used to measure the angle between the horizon and an object in the sky
- constellation also known as the little dipper
- this circular tool was used to tell time of day, latitude, and longitude
- constellation named after a great hunter in Greek mythology
- the side of earth facing away from the sun experiences ____
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- this tool makes faraway objects appear closer
- 7th planet from the sun
- orbits a star
- the planet everyone knows has rings
- third planet from the sun
- these give off their own light and are easier to see at night
- orbits a planet
- all planets rotate on an _____
- farthest planet from the sun
- red planet: 4th from the sun
- closest planet to the sun
- what we call the star at the center of our solar system
- to travel around an object in a clear path
24 Clues: orbits a star • orbits a planet • the largest planet • 7th planet from the sun • third planet from the sun • closest planet to the sun • farthest planet from the sun • red planet: 4th from the sun • all planets rotate on an _____ • planet between mercury and earth • the planet everyone knows has rings • tool used to tell which way is North • to travel around an object in a clear path • ...
EL English Final Vocab Review 2024-06-06
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- great, to a big degree
- using or based on what one feels to be true
- scabbard
- celebration
- process of cleaning something
- whisper
- package
- Odin has 2 of these sitting on his shoulders
- (Frost)Giant
- trickster god
- make someone/something sleepy
- a type of small fish, mostly used for canned food
- continuously
- reflect
- sheath
- fabric for making clothes and ropes
- hateful
- war gods
- injury
- someone herds the sheep
- heavily, largely
- cased in cold
- tear apart, destroy
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- a type of flower
- the process which water turns into steam
- things happening together with low probability
- idea turn into things
- always changing
- lie, fake things
- only
- revenge
- songs we sing to babies to put them to asleep
- people that believe in other gods
- Our world's name in Norse Mythology
- a feeling of release
- market
- medicine that cures all sickness
- alcohol made of honey
- the plant that shows up on everyone's homes during Christmas
- nature gods
- an extra trip before destination
- a type of books that answers your questions
- not religious
43 Clues: only • market • sheath • injury • whisper • revenge • package • reflect • hateful • scabbard • war gods • celebration • nature gods • (Frost)Giant • continuously • trickster god • not religious • cased in cold • always changing • a type of flower • lie, fake things • heavily, largely • tear apart, destroy • a feeling of release • idea turn into things • alcohol made of honey • great, to a big degree • someone herds the sheep • ...
Crossword Puzzle 6 2024-04-25
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- Parents nurture their children with love and support.
- The neighbors helped each other during times of need.
- He was passionate about environmental conservation.
- The orphan found a loving home with his adoptive parents.
- She saw the job offer as a great opportunity for her career.
- The view of the sunset was truly marvellous.
- Lost in thought, he was oblivious to the passing time.
- The artist was meticulous in every brushstroke.
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- It was an ordinary weekend for us
- Healthy food helps nourish the body.
- The old photographs filled him with nostalgia for his youth.
- She hung the ornament on the Christmas tree, adding a touch of sparkle.
- He learned to navigate using the stars as a guide.
- In mythology, gods are often depicted as omnipotent beings.
- The town was notorious for its high crime rate.
- The peculiar sound coming from the attic alarmed them.
- The bacteria multiply rapidly in warm, moist environments.
- The palace was decorated in opulent splendor, fit for royalty.
- His noble actions earned him the respect of others.
- Scientists observed the behavior of the animals in their natural habitat.
20 Clues: It was an ordinary weekend for us • Healthy food helps nourish the body. • The view of the sunset was truly marvellous. • The town was notorious for its high crime rate. • The artist was meticulous in every brushstroke. • He learned to navigate using the stars as a guide. • He was passionate about environmental conservation. • ...
Room 328 LC Crossword! 2024-02-08
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- Lover of cookies
- Follows a raised hand
- National Football _____
- popular sparkling water brand
- Boston dumped Britain's...
- Fastest animal
- Jungle cat
- Under the sea
- Half man, half horse
- Organism that decomposes dead matter
- She is not a cat
- Slug, Wildcat or Eagle
- Hello in Spain
- Messi's sport
- Not sad
- A fictional Walter
- Your favorite kind of puzzle
- A Greek read
- A brawny guard dog breed
- A fish out of ____
- How many hours behind is CA?
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- Found in fruits
- 1970s dance
- country Trip from here to CA
- Largest continent
- Third degree murder
- First state founded in the US
- Has 54 outs
- Caresses your head to sleep
- King of the juggle
- Visible at night
- Catch and ____
- Griffin beats it with a stick
- A seagull's favorite snack
- Fastest Man
- Lone Star State
- The Battle of Lexington and ____
- Happens every four years
- Not up
- Not santa
- Valentine flower
- Greatest of All Time
- Noa's dog
- Sound you hear on a full moon
- not flat
- Notable Platypus
- Rough wool fabric for suits
47 Clues: Not up • Not sad • not flat • Not santa • Noa's dog • Jungle cat • 1970s dance • Has 54 outs • Fastest Man • A Greek read • Under the sea • Messi's sport • Fastest animal • Catch and ____ • Hello in Spain • Found in fruits • Lone Star State • Lover of cookies • Visible at night • She is not a cat • Valentine flower • Notable Platypus • Largest continent • King of the juggle • A fictional Walter • A fish out of ____ • ...
Literary Genres 2024-09-05
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- Traditional stories passed down from generation to generation.
- Ancient stories about gods, heroes, and the creation of the world.
- Stories with magic, mythical creatures, and imaginary worlds.
- Fiction Stories about the future, space, and advanced technology.
- Stories where a detective solves crimes.
- Stories set in the American Old West, with cowboys and outlaws.
- Stories full of suspense, making you feel excited and nervous.
- Stories about serious or emotional situations in life.
- A true story about a real person’s life.
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- Stories where characters solve a crime or a puzzle.
- Stories that are scary and make you feel afraid.
- Tale Stories for children with magical characters and happy endings.
- Stories about love and relationships.
- Stories with exciting journeys and new experiences.
- Short, rhythmic writing that often expresses feelings or ideas.
- Stories that are funny and make you laugh.
- Books that give information or tell about real events.
- Fiction Stories set in the past, often with real events or people.
- A true story that a person writes about their own life.
- Stories set in a world where things have gone very wrong, often in the future.
20 Clues: Stories about love and relationships. • Stories where a detective solves crimes. • A true story about a real person’s life. • Stories that are funny and make you laugh. • Stories that are scary and make you feel afraid. • Stories where characters solve a crime or a puzzle. • Stories with exciting journeys and new experiences. • ...
Ancient World History to 1500 2023-03-10
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- Egyptian writing that combined symbols and drawings
- This king created the oldest code of laws in the world
- The language of Ancient Rome
- The first king and founder of Rome
- The land between two rivers
- This chinese philosophy is about harmony with nature. Yin/Yang
- Birthplace of democracy
- A religion with hundreds of gods
- A trade route that connected Ancient China to Europe
- This monotheistic religion is crucial to the people of Israel
- The way society was organized in the middle ages
- River crucial to life in Egypt
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- This monotheistic religion revolves around the life of a figure known as Jesus
- The most practiced religion in china
- The greek and roman religion was rooted in this. Revolved around stories of gods/goddesses
- This roman landmark was home to gladiator fights, chariot race and other entertainment
- The informal name for the bubonic plague
- ____: The Iceman
- Soldiers who fought on horseback in the middle ages
- __________ The Great: Greek Leader
- Pillar containing hieroglyphics, demotic, and Greek found in Egypt.
- Founded by the profit Muhammed, this religion is prominent in the middle east
- Early humanity began on this continent
23 Clues: ____: The Iceman • Birthplace of democracy • The land between two rivers • The language of Ancient Rome • River crucial to life in Egypt • A religion with hundreds of gods • The first king and founder of Rome • __________ The Great: Greek Leader • The most practiced religion in china • Early humanity began on this continent • The informal name for the bubonic plague • ...
Olympics 2023-05-12
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- all events sanctioned
- The person who wins a silver
- to strive continuously or unconsciously
- An organisation that is committed to building a better world throughout a sport
- A race on foot
- fictional characters that represent their country
- Participants being politically neutral
- The structure that is lit by the Olympic torch
- The symbol of success and vitality is___
- Four teammates participate in a ___
- Awarded to successful competitors at one of the Olympics games
- the supreme god of Greek mythology
- a series of athletic competitions
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- an award given to the second winner
- To crown victors
- Championship medal
- the leading of international sports
- A traveling amusement show
- uniform- clothing worn by sports teams and athletes
- The platform where medalists stand
- The person who wins is the ____ winner
- A competition to see who is the fastest
- ceremony- a ceremony held in celebration of the start of something
- the light of spirit, knowledge and life
- The name Olympics came from__
- The ____ receives a bronze medal
- competitions including sports
- A medal given as the third prize
- A word that means Olympics in Greek
- An Ancient Greek festival
30 Clues: A race on foot • To crown victors • Championship medal • all events sanctioned • An Ancient Greek festival • A traveling amusement show • The person who wins a silver • The name Olympics came from__ • competitions including sports • The ____ receives a bronze medal • A medal given as the third prize • a series of athletic competitions • The platform where medalists stand • ...
The Trials of Apollo Book Report 2021-10-22
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- springs, the town where Grover set up a camp to fight the fires
- plural for pandos a ferry eight finger tribe of humans
- Vera, a plant with healing properties
- curved stick with string on it for launching projectiles
- a string instrument used for European folk music
- a big blood drinking owl like bird that brings bad luck
- a sort sword used by Romans and Jason
- the number of books in this series
- pear, cactus with pear shaped fruit
- a weapon used with the with the bow but can be use as separate weapon like how Apollo used it
- a string instrument associated with Hawaii
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- a maze from Greek mythology that holds the minatory
- main character bast off of the Greek god Apollo
- the Roman demigod who dies for helping Apollo
- maze, the maze that in the book Apollo had to rescue his oracle
- a pandos that helps Apollo and dies helping him
- the weapon that meg duel welds
- eatable plant that makes rosettes of sturdy branches
- Riordan, the name of author that wrote the book
- string instrument Greek instrument that looks like a harp
20 Clues: the weapon that meg duel welds • the number of books in this series • pear, cactus with pear shaped fruit • Vera, a plant with healing properties • a sort sword used by Romans and Jason • a string instrument associated with Hawaii • the Roman demigod who dies for helping Apollo • main character bast off of the Greek god Apollo • ...
The Trials of Apollo Book Report 2021-10-22
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- number of books in this series
- a maze from Greek mythology that holds the minatory
- pear, cactus with pear shaped fruit
- a pandos that helps Apollo and dies helping him
- springs, the town where Grover set up a camp to fight the fires
- a big blood drinking owl like bird that brings bad luck
- a weapon used with the with the bow but can be use as separate weapon like how Apollo used it
- main character bast off of the Greek god Apollo
- plural for pandos a ferry eight finger tribe of humans
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- the weapon that meg duel welds
- a string instrument associated with Hawaii
- a string instrument used for European folk music
- eatable plant that makes rosettes of sturdy branches
- string instrument Greek instrument that looks like a harp
- a sort sword used by Romans and Jason
- curved stick with string on it for launching projectiles
- maze, the maze that in the book Apollo had to rescue his oracle
- Vera, a plant with healing properties
- Riordan, the name of author that wrote the book
- the Roman demigod who dies for helping Apollo
20 Clues: the weapon that meg duel welds • number of books in this series • pear, cactus with pear shaped fruit • a sort sword used by Romans and Jason • Vera, a plant with healing properties • a string instrument associated with Hawaii • the Roman demigod who dies for helping Apollo • a pandos that helps Apollo and dies helping him • ...
Animal Crossword 2022-03-29
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- They are herded by ___boys and moo
- Loves honey and has cubs
- Some are Thoroughbred and they eat hay
- America's national bird
- The eat fish and make dams
- A Great White was the star of the movie Jaws
- The most famous might be Flipper
- Small pet who live in a cage and runs on a wheel
- These are known for making webs
- In mythology they rise from their ashes
- Has nine lives and meows and purrs
- They are known for their laughing and stealing others prey
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- The keep their kids in their pouch
- Long-necked animal
- Fastest land animal
- The Blue one is the largest animal on earth
- A big stripped feline with big fangs
- Largest land animal
- Man's best friend
- Four-legged animal with black and white stipes
- A group of them is called a pride
- Swamp dwelling reptile
- Python or Boa Constrictor for example
- Moves in and out of its shell
- Lives in water and has gills
- Has a giant beak to carry fish in
- Associated with Easter and they eat carrots
27 Clues: Man's best friend • Long-necked animal • Fastest land animal • Largest land animal • Swamp dwelling reptile • America's national bird • Loves honey and has cubs • The eat fish and make dams • Lives in water and has gills • Moves in and out of its shell • These are known for making webs • The most famous might be Flipper • A group of them is called a pride • ...
ELA End of January 2025-01-29
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- When and where a story takes place
- Country that got involved with the Vietnam war
- What Brother Khoi tried to bring with him from Vietnam
- "Billy bought bread bowls" is an example of this
- What we use to end sentences
- When we make a reference to something popular or well known, such as a celebrity
- What we use to break up sentences without ending them
- Family member that has been missing for nine years
- Vietnam's northern neighbor
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- "Nước mắm" sauce which Hà loves having on Guam
- Though not related to her, Hà calls this person "Uncle ____"
- What Papaya's grow on
- What this unit is about
- What Brother Quang does for his family members who don't speak English
- Onomatopoeia for the sound we make when we place our fist on a doorway
- What Hà and her escaped Vietnam on
- The Vietnamese name of the Lunar New Year
- What Hà brought with her from Vietnam
- The first Unit we did this year
- The Brother that loves martial arts, especially Bruce Lee
- The month in which the Fall of Saigon happened
- One of the things we capitalize in our writing
22 Clues: What Papaya's grow on • What this unit is about • Vietnam's northern neighbor • What we use to end sentences • The first Unit we did this year • When and where a story takes place • What Hà and her escaped Vietnam on • What Hà brought with her from Vietnam • The Vietnamese name of the Lunar New Year • "Nước mắm" sauce which Hà loves having on Guam • ...
Greek Weekly’s Crossword Puzzle 2024-12-10
Across
- Key concept in Greek geometry and art, meaning balanced proportions
- Father of Medicine.
- Site of a famous healing sanctuary of Asclepius
- Philosopher who founded the Academy in Athens
- Philosophical approach emphasizing reason over divine explanation
- Process of identifying diseases, emphasized by Hippocrates
- Ancient Greek mathematician known for his theorem
- Love of wisdom; a discipline focused on reasoning and ethics
- God of medicine and healing in Greek mythology
- A key principle of reasoning used in Greek philosophy and science
- Branch of mathematics pioneered by the Greeks to study shapes and space
- Ethical pledge for doctors named after a famous Greek healer
- Greek physician known as the Father of Anatomy
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- Philosopher who questioned beliefs, paving the way for rational thought
- Mathematical constant representing the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter
- Mathematician known as the Father of Geometry
- Treatment of illness or injury, derived from the Greek word "therapeia"
- Philosopher and student of Plato who tutored Alexander the Great
- Collection of ancient medical texts attributed to Hippocrates
- Playwright who referenced themes of medicine in his tragedies
- The process of recovery emphasized in Greek medicine
- Island where Hippocrates established a medical school
22 Clues: Father of Medicine. • Mathematician known as the Father of Geometry • Philosopher who founded the Academy in Athens • God of medicine and healing in Greek mythology • Greek physician known as the Father of Anatomy • Site of a famous healing sanctuary of Asclepius • Ancient Greek mathematician known for his theorem • The process of recovery emphasized in Greek medicine • ...
Word Study 2024-01-08
Across
- savage; fierce; aggressive
- the emission of light from living organisms
- attractive or appealing
- following
- extra or unnecessary
- to push or drive forward
- not safe
- to sail completely around the world
- a government ruled by a few powerful people
- a boss; one who manages others
- to force someone to do something (often has a negative connotation)
- entrance
- to live in
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- sudden, involuntary urge to do something (this one often deals with sudden, random decisions)
- one-eyed giant monster from Greek mythology
- the distance around a circle
- coming together; working together
- a book or set of books giving information on many subjects
- a system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority
- spending a lot of time studying, scholarly
- clear and easily understood
- bright; brilliant; glowing
- to clarify, explain
- absence of government or control; lawlessness; disorder
- to stop one from doing something; prevent
- a stand-in or replacement
- well-known
- to drive away
- government by the people, specifically by voting for elected representatives
- to show or display
30 Clues: not safe • entrance • following • well-known • to live in • to drive away • to show or display • to clarify, explain • extra or unnecessary • attractive or appealing • to push or drive forward • a stand-in or replacement • savage; fierce; aggressive • bright; brilliant; glowing • clear and easily understood • the distance around a circle • a boss; one who manages others • ...
TYPES OF BIRDS 2023-12-09
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- Small bird capable of hovering in mid-air
- Small bird of prey in the hawk family
- Common city bird
- Large black bird associated with mythology
- Long-legged wading bird with pink plumage
- Colorful, talkative bird
- Swift bird of prey known for its hunting speed
- Large, long-legged wading bird
- Bird known for diving into water for fish
- Male bird with an ornate tail display
- Nocturnal bird of prey
- Large water bird with a pouch under its beak
- Graceful water bird
- Flightless bird with long legs
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- Black and white bird known for collecting shiny objects
- Waterfowl with a broad beak
- Small, common passerine bird
- Large predatory bird
- Sea duck known for its soft down feathers
- Large seabird known for its soaring flight
- Flightless bird found in the Southern Hemisphere
- Red songbird
- Vibrantly colored bird with a distinctive call
- Graceful, white heron-like bird
- Bird known for pecking trees for insects
- Small, brownish songbird
- Coastal bird often seen near water
- Raptor known for its sharp vision
- Small bird with a red breast
- Black bird known for its intelligence
30 Clues: Red songbird • Common city bird • Graceful water bird • Large predatory bird • Nocturnal bird of prey • Colorful, talkative bird • Small, brownish songbird • Waterfowl with a broad beak • Small, common passerine bird • Small bird with a red breast • Large, long-legged wading bird • Flightless bird with long legs • Graceful, white heron-like bird • Raptor known for its sharp vision • ...
cryptid crossword 2024-11-15
Across
- tentacled sea monster said to destroy boats and eat sailors
- welsh folklore describes this as a crocodile-beaver hybrid
- from the solomon islands, similar to a merperson
- a cryptid with insatiable greed and gluttony, some lore claims it can possess humans and make them perform cannibalistic acts
- mermaid-monkey hybrid, confirmed hoax
- large furry cryptid that inhabits the himalayan mountains
- livestock eater with a spanish name
- creature of mongolian origin, this cryptid can spit venom that is lethal on contact and remotely electrocute victims
- an angry, violent, and powerful ghost
- inhabits the woods of the U.S. northeast, it flies and has goat hooves
- point pleasant’s claim to fame
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- humanoid+reptilian that resides in volcanic magma pools
- the most well known cryptid with indigenous origins
- considered to inhabit the fresno area, this cryptid is often described as a pair of floating pants
- famously photographed in a lagoon
- half man and half bat of hindu origin, said to possess the corpses of victims
- a small flickering flame first sighted in louisiana
- most well known cryptid, furry and huge
- popular human-animal cryptid and common halloween costume
- an expressly female flying cryptid with origins in greek mythology
20 Clues: point pleasant’s claim to fame • famously photographed in a lagoon • livestock eater with a spanish name • mermaid-monkey hybrid, confirmed hoax • an angry, violent, and powerful ghost • most well known cryptid, furry and huge • from the solomon islands, similar to a merperson • the most well known cryptid with indigenous origins • ...
Magnus Chase & the Gods of Asgard: The Hammer of Thor 2024-09-15
Across
- The Norse god of poetry who is involved in the story.
- The Norse god of thunder whose hammer is central to the plot.
- The Norse god who guards the Bifrost bridge.
- The warrior maidens who aid Magnus.
- Magnus Chase’s hometown in the United States.
- The realm of the gods that Magnus and his friends visit.
- The monstrous wolf mentioned in the story.
- The trickster god who steals Thor's hammer.
- The name of the desert Magnus travels through.
- The protagonist of the series.
- The realm of the giants where part of the story takes place.
- The Norse afterlife hall where Magnus begins his journey.
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- A weapon carried by a character in the book.
- A title used for a character related to the Norse pantheon.
- The prophesied end of the world in Norse mythology referenced in the book.
- The Norse term for a chieftain or noble, used to describe some characters in the book.
- A key element used by characters to navigate their quest.
- The goddess who helps Magnus in his quest.
- Magnus’s friend from the Camp Half-Blood series who appears in the story.
- Thor’s wife with golden hair who plays a role in the story.
20 Clues: The protagonist of the series. • The warrior maidens who aid Magnus. • The monstrous wolf mentioned in the story. • The goddess who helps Magnus in his quest. • The trickster god who steals Thor's hammer. • A weapon carried by a character in the book. • The Norse god who guards the Bifrost bridge. • Magnus Chase’s hometown in the United States. • ...
Vocab Crossword - Lists 1 & 2 2024-10-29
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- Connects two or more words, clauses, or phrases
- The noun/pronoun in the sentence that is doing something
- When a phrase is missing a sentence part
- When the subject doesn't match the verb
- Person, place, thing, or idea
- Refers to a noun
- Command / Exclamation
- The first paragraph of an essay that introduces the main idea
- Collection of myths belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition
- Describes a verb
- Incongruent grammatical structure
- Short, traditional story that explains social or natural phenomenon
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- A sentence that summarizes the main idea of an essay
- The last paragraph of an essay that summarizes the main points
- The action the subject is doing
- Belief in multiple gods
- A sentence that links the one paragraph to the next
- Incomplete phrase that explains when, why, how, or where
- Two or more sentences that are improperly connected
- The main paragraphs of an essay that provide the evidence and reasoning to support the thesis statement
- When a comma is used like a period
- Describes a noun
- Action or state of being
- Describes the relationship of the subject to the object
- Replaces a noun
25 Clues: Replaces a noun • Refers to a noun • Describes a noun • Describes a verb • Command / Exclamation • Belief in multiple gods • Action or state of being • Person, place, thing, or idea • The action the subject is doing • Incongruent grammatical structure • When a comma is used like a period • When the subject doesn't match the verb • When a phrase is missing a sentence part • ...
Celestial Puzzles: A Crossword Journey Through Constellations 2025-04-04
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- – The point in the sky directly above an observer
- – The North Star, used for navigation
- – A cloud of gas and dust in space, often the birthplace of stars
- – Refers to our galaxy, the Milky Way
- – A group of stars bound together by gravity
- – The imaginary line dividing Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
- – A luminous celestial body made of gas
- – A constellation named after a king in Greek mythology
- – A small icy body that orbits the Sun, often with a tail
- – When one celestial body obscures another
- – A prominent constellation known as "The Hunter"
- – A massive system of stars, gas, and dust, held together by gravity
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- – A streak of light caused by a meteoroid entering Earth’s atmosphere
- – A sudden, temporary increase in the brightness of a star
- – The brightest star in the night sky
- – A nearby galaxy, also the name of a constellation
- – The Latin name for "bear," as in the constellations Ursa Major and Ursa Minor
- – The height above Earth's surface, often used in astronomy
- – An instrument used to observe distant stars and planets
- – A powerful explosion marking the death of a star
20 Clues: – The North Star, used for navigation • – The brightest star in the night sky • – Refers to our galaxy, the Milky Way • – A luminous celestial body made of gas • – When one celestial body obscures another • – A group of stars bound together by gravity • – The point in the sky directly above an observer • – A prominent constellation known as "The Hunter" • ...
Happy 42nd Birthday - Have a Grate Day!!! 2025-04-01
Across
- Floatie, World's greatest form of water transportation
- Victim of mad cow disease, according to Greek Mythology
- the Grater, Alexander the Great when he shredded cheese
- Fish Chisel, Rhymes with Bat Wish Sizzle
- Where do people from the South American rainforests shop?
- Building medium of Greek children
- Henry the Eighth, Who had the best legs in history?
- When Russian stomachs feel rocky, they don't hurl, they .....
- What musicians like to drive
- When Greek philosophers played "Keep Away" during soccer
- Mental state of Egyptians when they won't admit something
- Best item to suffocate a King with
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- What do you call a Treble Clef that has done something bad?
- Age that is now considered to be geriatric
- Gooderest type of vehicle to do wheelies with
- Place in Nepal considering outlawing dogs
- Eric Christopher Carlson Jr Squared the First's favorite teacher's first name
- Gaza Strip, What do you call a Palestinian gentlemen's club
- Preferred serving dish of Greek philosophers
- Most disliked salad of the Roman Senate?
- Low Sweet Chariot, A popular song of ancient times
- Rock, Favorite musical genre of the Pilgrims
22 Clues: What musicians like to drive • Building medium of Greek children • Best item to suffocate a King with • Fish Chisel, Rhymes with Bat Wish Sizzle • Most disliked salad of the Roman Senate? • Place in Nepal considering outlawing dogs • Age that is now considered to be geriatric • Preferred serving dish of Greek philosophers • Rock, Favorite musical genre of the Pilgrims • ...
week 28 2025-04-17
Across
- A word that describes how, when, or where something happens.
- A word that joins two parts of a sentence, like “and” or “but.”
- The process of being shaped or coming together.
- The study of ancient people through their remains and artifacts.
- A word that describes a noun or pronoun.
- A pair of numbers used to show a point’s location on a graph or map.
- The study of diseases and how they affect the body.
- Completely soaked or filled with liquid.
- The scientific study of animals.
- Words and phrases used in a specific subject or field.
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- A word like “under” or “beside” that shows the relationship between nouns or pronouns.
- The study of living things and life processes.
- The branch of medicine dealing with the skin.
- The second planet from the Sun, known for its brightness.
- A, an, or the—used before a noun.
- Feeling fear or being scared.
- A verb form used as an adjective, often ending in –ed or –ing.
- Showing no pity or kindness.
- A type of math that deals with points, lines, shapes, and space.
- A collection of ancient stories about gods and heroes.
20 Clues: Showing no pity or kindness. • Feeling fear or being scared. • The scientific study of animals. • A, an, or the—used before a noun. • A word that describes a noun or pronoun. • Completely soaked or filled with liquid. • The branch of medicine dealing with the skin. • The study of living things and life processes. • The process of being shaped or coming together. • ...
Knowledge Day Spring 2 2025-04-02
Across
- A type of rock formed from cooled magma or lava.
- A large ecological region defined by its climate and wildlife.
- The process of extracting metal from ore using heat.
- A relative from whom one is descended.
- Not allowing light to pass through.
- A fine powder from flowers needed for plant reproduction.
- A book of maps, or a Titan from Greek mythology.
- A coat of white paint, or an attempt to conceal the truth.
- A metal alloy made of copper and tin, used in early tools and weapons.
- Preserved remains of ancient life, often found in rock.
- Underground parts of a plant or a term for ancestry.
- A rock type formed from compressed layers of particles.
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- A navigational tool that points north.
- The first book of the Bible, or the beginning of something.
- – A prophesied savior or leader in religious traditions.
- The later part of the Stone Age, marked by farming and pottery.
- An object that attracts iron and produces a force field.
- – One who studies ancient civilizations through excavation.
- Molten rock beneath the Earth's surface.
- The Arabic word for God in Islam.
- A dark area created when light is blocked.
21 Clues: The Arabic word for God in Islam. • Not allowing light to pass through. • A navigational tool that points north. • A relative from whom one is descended. • Molten rock beneath the Earth's surface. • A dark area created when light is blocked. • A type of rock formed from cooled magma or lava. • A book of maps, or a Titan from Greek mythology. • ...
Nate's star cross word 2025-05-16
Across
- the sun of posiden
- a gaint could of dust in space
- it is a region in space where gravity is so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape
- this is the plant we live on
- residence to change in motion
- a space based observatory that orbits earth
- a space probe that is one the outside of the univers
- a massive collection of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter held together by gravity
- the north star
- a satilight that people live in
- a constilation
- 9.8 meter per second sqared
- a zodiac constellation representing a ram
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- the big dipper is part of this
- a prominent hero from Greek and Roman mythology
- it take a satilight this amount of time to get around earth
- a clean methane
- Pluto orbits on this
- something that orbits earth
- are sun is one
- the close star to plant earth
- we live on one
- the size and weight of an object
- the water giver
- you move at the speed of light for a yearlightyear
- the big dipper is one
- the glaxey we live in
- an object revoling around somthing
28 Clues: are sun is one • we live on one • the north star • a constilation • a clean methane • the water giver • the sun of posiden • Pluto orbits on this • the big dipper is one • the glaxey we live in • something that orbits earth • 9.8 meter per second sqared • this is the plant we live on • residence to change in motion • the close star to plant earth • the big dipper is part of this • ...
all about me 2024-03-31
Across
- a mythical creature, also fox in japanese
- a dangerous sport with cliffs and ropes.
- what you do when you make a book.
- gotta catch ‘em all.
- arts and ____
- the study of myths
- “the most annoying unicorn in the world” according to chili
- a mythical creature with a fish tail
- a disney game that takes place in a dream
- to quote elf “its just like talking, except louder and you move your voice up and down”
- a farming simulator with more than just farming
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- She wrote dark sea academy and curse of the moon.
- a winter sport where you wear an outfit that looks too cold for dancing on frozen water
- a cat person. Mythical creature
- a mental difference referred to as neurodivergent.
- a VR game where you save space school from it’s AI intercom.
- a meme with dancing crabs
- a video game where you copy the dancer on the screen.
- a blocky video game
- making pictures with a pencil
- the cosmos.
- “for real life?”
- a youtube channel where the creator makes disney scenes
- she wrote college of witchcraft and davina universe.
- a disney trilogy about trying to fit in.
25 Clues: the cosmos. • arts and ____ • “for real life?” • the study of myths • a blocky video game • gotta catch ‘em all. • a meme with dancing crabs • making pictures with a pencil • a cat person. Mythical creature • what you do when you make a book. • a mythical creature with a fish tail • a dangerous sport with cliffs and ropes. • a disney trilogy about trying to fit in. • ...
Trivia Facts 2024-03-04
Across
- The largest desert in the world
- Element with the chemical symbol "Ag"
- The country with the most pyramids
- The scientist who developed the theory of relativity
- Yggdrasil can be found in what mythology?
- Largest mammal on Earth (BE SPECIFIC)
- First Emperor of Rome
- Largest River in the World by Volume
- President with his face on the penny
- Famous ship that sank in 1912
- Largest City by population in the World
- What sweet food never spoils?
- The second largest religion in the world
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- The home of the Pope
- Founder of Microsoft (last name only)
- Longest river in the world
- The unit of Force
- The author of "Pride and Prejudice (last name only)
- Largest ocean on Earth
- Element with the chemical symbol "Hg"
- The world's largest island.
- Machu Picchu is located in this country.
- Famous canal connecting the Mediterranean and Red Seas
- The currency of China
- Capital of South Korea
- The blood of the Covenant is thicker than the BLANK of the Womb
- The fear of spiders
- Smallest prime number
- The most spoken language in the World.
- The capital of Australia
30 Clues: The unit of Force • The fear of spiders • The home of the Pope • The currency of China • First Emperor of Rome • Smallest prime number • Largest ocean on Earth • Capital of South Korea • The capital of Australia • Longest river in the world • The world's largest island. • Famous ship that sank in 1912 • What sweet food never spoils? • The largest desert in the world • ...
For my love 2025-06-13
Across
- Beloved cheesy circle (5)
- Castling partner of the king (4)
- Secretive organisation opposing the Assassins (7)
- Online steak enthusiast (4)
- What you might say for certain cheese (6)
- Copper for car crash (3)
- Honey maker (3)
- Solid H2O (3)
- Good or bad vacuum cleaner review (5)
- Corrupted city of painted warriors and witches in Avistan (8)
- Charming vampiric rogue (8)
- "Exterminate!" (5)
- Only country to have a flag that is not rectangular (5)
- Longest river in South America (6)
- Smallest planet in the Solar System (7)
- Scotsman who led the resistance against England, died in 1305 (7)
- He-who-must-not-be-named (9)
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- Bunny with the wisdom of a goddess (6)
- Written agreements between two or more countries (8)
- Piece that moves in an L-shape (6)
- Opposite of night (3)
- You and me together, forever (2)
- Highest GDP per capita (10)
- Stereotypical healer class (5)
- Scottish national flower (7)
- Largest country by area (6)
- Three little words for you, from the heart (1,4,3)
- Crazy hopper, named after the sun god (6)
- Walking dead (6)
- Hall of slain warriors in Norse mythology (9)
30 Clues: Solid H2O (3) • Honey maker (3) • Walking dead (6) • "Exterminate!" (5) • Opposite of night (3) • Copper for car crash (3) • Beloved cheesy circle (5) • Online steak enthusiast (4) • Highest GDP per capita (10) • Largest country by area (6) • Charming vampiric rogue (8) • Scottish national flower (7) • He-who-must-not-be-named (9) • Stereotypical healer class (5) • ...
school stuff and facts 2022-11-06
Across
- the moon is as big as mercury
- how fast does light travel per second in kilometers
- 89 times 30
- eight times seven
- what temp does water freeze (fahrenheit)
- when light goes through
- is too a conjunction
- is past a preposition
- hottest planet
- the part of mathematics in which letters and other general symbols are used to represent numbers and quantities in formulae and equations
- the study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere
- a settler in or inhabitant of a colony.
- one plus one
- repeated subtraction
- when light bounce off
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- and mechanical what 2 energy does an electric fan use
- 23 x 19
- study of myths
- the second planet to the sun
- refraction makes light ____
- the dark shape and outline of someone or something visible against a lighter background, especially in dim light
- 8th planet from sun
- white is every color true or false
- is a dolphin a fish
- jellyfish have no _____
- when it blocks light
- which travels faster light or sound
- which is a kettle drum
- the study of life on earth
- what is around the gravity on the moon compared to earth
30 Clues: 23 x 19 • 89 times 30 • one plus one • study of myths • hottest planet • eight times seven • 8th planet from sun • is a dolphin a fish • is too a conjunction • when it blocks light • repeated subtraction • is past a preposition • when light bounce off • which is a kettle drum • jellyfish have no _____ • when light goes through • the study of life on earth • the second planet to the sun • ...
Puzzle 16 2022-12-17
Across
- This dinosaur is Colorado's state fossil.
- Pittsburgh is home to this NFL team.
- The realm of the Æsir gods.
- Billings is this state's most populous city.
- The germanic myth of the destruction of the gods in a final battle with the forces of evil.
- This goober accounts for about one-sixth of the world's vegetable oil production.
- The forbidden city is located in this Chinese city.
- A vehicle that was pioneered by Igor Sikorsky in 1939.
- The principal deities that are the opponents of the Æsir.
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- A magazine with a silhouetted, bow tie-wearing bunny as the logo.
- The capital of Fiji.
- The capital of the African country of Burkina Faso.
- A monster, half man and half bull.
- The apocalypse of Norse mythology.
- A crude representation or a statue or model of a disliked person.
- A rule or thesis in Sanskrit grammar or Hindu law.
- Hawaii's state bird.
- The state that was the site of half of the major battles in the US Civil War.
- The number of players in a American football team.
- A type of hickory nut, popular for pralines and pies.
20 Clues: The capital of Fiji. • Hawaii's state bird. • The realm of the Æsir gods. • A monster, half man and half bull. • The apocalypse of Norse mythology. • Pittsburgh is home to this NFL team. • This dinosaur is Colorado's state fossil. • Billings is this state's most populous city. • A rule or thesis in Sanskrit grammar or Hindu law. • ...
prologue 2025-06-30
Across
- characterized by warmth of feeling typically expressed in eager zealous support or activity
- synonyms: circuitous, circumlocutory, garrulous, logorrheic, long-winded, pleonastic, prolix, rambling, verbose, windy, wordy
- synonyms: attribute, characteristic, mark, property, trait
- the thing you do when you go to bed and close your eyes
- agony, blaze, burst, ebullition, eruption, explosion, fit, flare, flare-up, flash, flush, gale, gush, gust, outburst, spasm, storm
- law : supreme authority : SOVEREIGNTY
- becalm, calm, compose, lull, lullaby, quiet, quieten [chiefly British], salve, settle, soothe, still
- to make better or more tolerable
- to move by persuasion or influence
- not to be persuaded, moved, or stopped : RELENTLESS
- Starts with E ends with sions
- references to Shakespeare, greek mythology, etc.
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- example: in order to take Pre-Calculus you will need to take its pre?????????
- synonyms: ardent, blazing, burning, charged, demonstrative, emotional, fervid, feverish, fiery, flaming, glowing, hot-blooded, impassioned
- to accustom to accept something undesirable
- synonyms: blink, bow, budge, concede, give in, knuckle under, quit, relent, submit, succumb, surrender, yield
- to gain (something, such as goodwill) by pleasing acts
- example: double rainbow 🌈
- antonym: carelessness
- fearless
- synonyms: abiding, ageless, continuing, dateless, enduring, eternal, everlasting, immortal, imperishable, lasting, ongoing, perennial, timeless, undying
21 Clues: fearless • antonym: carelessness • example: double rainbow 🌈 • Starts with E ends with sions • to make better or more tolerable • to move by persuasion or influence • law : supreme authority : SOVEREIGNTY • to accustom to accept something undesirable • references to Shakespeare, greek mythology, etc. • not to be persuaded, moved, or stopped : RELENTLESS • ...
Topic 8 lesson 4-5 2026-02-03
Across
- ____ made many people wealthy, but not all Romans had money.
- The _________ tables, the first set of written laws in Rome, helped solve the problem of plebians feeling that patricians had an unfair legal advantage
- children or descendants
- to look at carefully
- a human-made channel that carries water long distances
- the Sea of Azov, an arm of the Black Sea
- bond and ________: giving one's word to perform an act
- a being of Greek mythology said to hold up the heavens or the Earth
- to pass along to offspring
- the Roman god sowing crops, who in some myths lived in Italy
- three rulers who share equal political power
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- to highly praise
- person accused of a crime
- a governor
- a seer
- Ancient ______ was greatly influenced by earlier cultures, such as the Greeks and the Etruscans.
- Between 48 and 44 B.C.E., _____ took over the Roman govenrment.
- a war between opposing groups of people in the same country
- person higher in social status to whom someone owes loyalty
- Roman Peace
- To protect the empire, _____ created a permanent professional army.
- person complaining of a crime committed by another
22 Clues: a seer • a governor • Roman Peace • to highly praise • to look at carefully • children or descendants • person accused of a crime • to pass along to offspring • the Sea of Azov, an arm of the Black Sea • three rulers who share equal political power • person complaining of a crime committed by another • a human-made channel that carries water long distances • ...
Science Fiction Genre 2026-01-31
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- Advanced tools or machines common in sci fi stories
- Based on what if ideas about the future
- All of space and everything in it
- Sci fi blended with western themes
- Describes technology or settings that have not happened yet
- Moving backward or forward through time
- A time period where many sci fi stories take place
- A setting involving planets stars and galaxies
- The blending of humans and machines
- A category of stories with similar traits
- Stories about a society that seems perfect
- Stories inspired by magic mythology or folklore
- Advanced technology in a broken or unfair society
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- Stories about a society with serious problems or oppression
- Instantly moving from one place to another
- A smaller and more specific category within a genre
- Communicating thoughts without speaking
- An alternate reality existing alongside our own
- Machines or computers that can think or learn
- What sci fi often explores through people and their choices
- Sci fi that mixes steam power with technology
- Sci fi focused on adventure relationships and drama
- Genre of stories that explore future science and technology
- Stories about hidden powers like psychic abilities
- Life forms from other planets
25 Clues: Life forms from other planets • All of space and everything in it • Sci fi blended with western themes • The blending of humans and machines • Based on what if ideas about the future • Communicating thoughts without speaking • Moving backward or forward through time • A category of stories with similar traits • Instantly moving from one place to another • ...
Notebook Olympics 2.0 2026-04-08
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- Large country home.
- Messenian person forced to work as a lowly farmer by Sparta
- The power to think clearly
- Military housing
- 18-foot-long Macedonian pike.
- Government in which a small group of people rule
- Open area in a Roman city filled with public buildings, temples, and markets
- Unjust use of power, or in ancient Greece a government run by a strong ruler
- School of philosophy founded by Plato.
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- Foreigner in a Greek city-state, often a merchant or artisan
- Man who fought as part of public entertainment in ancient Rome
- Title used by Roman emperors meaning venerable or greatly honored person
- The form of Greek culture that emerged after Alexander’s conquests
- Form of government in which citizens have the right to vote and elect officials
- Art of giving speeches.
- Independent state that works with other states to achieve a shared military or political goal
- Person who dies for his or her beliefs.
- Channel that moves water over a long distance.
- Oldest man in a Roman family who had absolute power over his family
- Collection of myths or stories that people tell about their gods and heroes
20 Clues: Military housing • Large country home. • Art of giving speeches. • The power to think clearly • 18-foot-long Macedonian pike. • School of philosophy founded by Plato. • Person who dies for his or her beliefs. • Channel that moves water over a long distance. • Government in which a small group of people rule • Messenian person forced to work as a lowly farmer by Sparta • ...
The Odyssey 2022-03-31
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- the greek island that is Odysseus's home
- a main idea or an underlying meaning of a literary work that may be stated directly or indirectly
- father of the cyclops
- This woman keeps Odysseus on her island for 7 years before the gods finally intervene
- Circe turns Odysseus's men into these
- Odysseus's main flaw;excessive pride/arrogance
- wife of Odysseus
- this monster is a giant whirlpool with teeth
- simile a long poetic comparison, that uses like or as, and which goes on for several lines.
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- a recurrent symbol or motif in literature, art, or mythology
- hero the main character of an epic poem that tells the story of a grand quest in which they use their extraordinary or superhuman abilities to achieve great things
- son of Odysseus
- Circe tells Odysseus he must go here to hear a prophecy
- figure of speech that refers to a well-known story, event, person, or object in order to make a comparison in the readers' minds
- the goddess who constantly helps Odysseus and fights for him to return home
- main hero within the epic "The Odyssey"
16 Clues: son of Odysseus • wife of Odysseus • father of the cyclops • Circe turns Odysseus's men into these • main hero within the epic "The Odyssey" • the greek island that is Odysseus's home • this monster is a giant whirlpool with teeth • Odysseus's main flaw;excessive pride/arrogance • Circe tells Odysseus he must go here to hear a prophecy • ...
norse gods 2023-01-14
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- Guardian of the Bifrost
- Goddess of hunting, winter, and the mountains.
- God of war and bloodshed; sacrificed his arm to Fenrir the wolf.
- The patron of seafarers; he was one of the only gods predicted to survive Ragnarök.
- Goddess of youthfulness; keepers of the Apples of Immortality.
- Norse god of peace and prosperity, celebrated at weddings and harvest feasts.
- Goddess (or valkyrie) associated with medical skill and wellness.
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- Golden-haired goddess of wheat; wife of Thor.
- The devious trickster god; his physical shape and allegiances often change, creating chaos.
- The main god in Norse mythology; the one-eyed All-Father.
- A wise god who often settled disputes between the gods and men; killed by Loki.
- The goddess of motherhood and fertility; wife of Odin.
- Norse Goddess of the sun; brother of Mani, who was named for the moon.
- The god of thunder, lightning, and storms; son of Odin.
- Goddess associated with love and beauty; daughter of Njord and sister to Freyr.
15 Clues: Guardian of the Bifrost • Golden-haired goddess of wheat; wife of Thor. • Goddess of hunting, winter, and the mountains. • The goddess of motherhood and fertility; wife of Odin. • The god of thunder, lightning, and storms; son of Odin. • The main god in Norse mythology; the one-eyed All-Father. • Goddess of youthfulness; keepers of the Apples of Immortality. • ...
ARTS 1 LONG QUIZ 2020-03-10
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- He declared himself the victor because the curtain was the painting
- When Echelman arrived in India, she was missing
- Wide Hips in Mahabalipuran, India is inspired by _____ nets
- Imitation of the real world in Greek
- For Echelman, art is accessible and free as ______ air
- Rational/irrational, good/evil, male/female are examples of b______ oppositions
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- Art, for Plato, is thrice removed from ________
- Xanadu is Coleridge's testament to his drug-induced, poetic _____
- In Bouguereau's "Blind Homer and His Guide", the youth must bring forward culture through the ____
- Though vague as it is, Tolstoy proposed that art is the communication of
- A statue or other structure meant to commemorate a famous person or event
- For Clive Bell, form and color brings aesthetic pleasure
- For Plato, this is the highest and most desirable form of thought
- Another term for poetic inspiration, inspired by Greek mythology
- A complex field of forces that determine what is and is not art
15 Clues: Imitation of the real world in Greek • Art, for Plato, is thrice removed from ________ • When Echelman arrived in India, she was missing • For Echelman, art is accessible and free as ______ air • For Clive Bell, form and color brings aesthetic pleasure • Wide Hips in Mahabalipuran, India is inspired by _____ nets • ...
Vocabulary Practice 3 2021-02-12
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- No person is entirely _______ of emotion.
- Playing a sport _______ mental and physical discipline.
- Plantation owners took away slaves’ given names in order to _______ them.
- They ducked into a coffee shop and waited for the rain to _______.
- The teacher stepped out of the classroom to scold the loud, _______ students in the hall.
- His _______ response to the teacher’s question surprised his classmates.
- – The children played outside in the snow without coats, apparently _______ to the cold.
- He brought home flowers to his wife in an order to _______ her.
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- She couldn’t understand why soccer players _______ so many injuries during the game.
- The king decided to _______ in favor of his son.
- Although he had no logical solution himself, the _______ was quick to find fault in others’ proposed solutions.
- In mythology, the gods are generally _______ from mankind.
- Many students complain that calculators make memorizing multiplication tables _______.
- The student asked why liquids _______ when they cool.
- My mother’s _______ expression told me my jokes would not mollify her.
15 Clues: No person is entirely _______ of emotion. • The king decided to _______ in favor of his son. • The student asked why liquids _______ when they cool. • Playing a sport _______ mental and physical discipline. • In mythology, the gods are generally _______ from mankind. • He brought home flowers to his wife in an order to _______ her. • ...
Chapter Review Ancient Greece 2018-01-23
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- body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
- led the government from about 460 BC until his death in 429 BC
- landowners
- government where only a few people have power
- of his most famous fables is the tale of the ants and the grasshopper
- Greek marketplace
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- fortress on a high hill
- who have the right to participate in government
- creation of this marks the beginning of what is known as Greeks Classical Age
- Age/An era of time that is marked by great achievements
- poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
- stories that teach the reader lessons about life or give advice on how to live
- type of government
- leader who held power through the use of force
- Greek poet who's poems were mainly about love and relationships with her friends and family
15 Clues: landowners • Greek marketplace • type of government • fortress on a high hill • poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey • government where only a few people have power • leader who held power through the use of force • who have the right to participate in government • Age/An era of time that is marked by great achievements • ...
Religion Crossword (no spaces) 2023-08-30
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- A building used for worship
- set of stories, traditions, or beliefs associated with a particular group or the history of an event.
- The God of the Sea
- The god of the rivers
- The God with two faces that represented the spirit of passages such as doorways and gates.
- were not permitted to marry or bear children. Devoted their lives to serving the goddess of health.
- A series of customs or procedures for a ceremony, often religious.
- very holy or spiritual being, such as a god.
- The goddess of wisdom and craft.
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- religion based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth.
- belief in multiple gods and goddesses
- The God of the sky who Romans believed oversaw all aspects of life
- God of war
- resembled the Greek goddess Hera in that she kept a particularly watchful eye over women and all aspects of their lives
- beliefs, customs, and cultural characteristics handed down from one generation to the next.
15 Clues: God of war • The God of the Sea • The god of the rivers • A building used for worship • The goddess of wisdom and craft. • belief in multiple gods and goddesses • very holy or spiritual being, such as a god. • religion based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. • The God of the sky who Romans believed oversaw all aspects of life • ...
v day 2024 2024-01-22
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- The Greek god equivalent to the Roman mythology of Cupid.
- Esther_____, "Mother of the American Valentine."
- State with the largest number of chocolate makers.
- Italian city that is the setting for "Romeo and Juliet."
- My favorite flower; several small flowers on branched stem in the Rosaceae family.
- Language I am attempting to learn; armada that spread Catholicism to the Philippines.
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- Pagan fertility festival celebrated in ancient Rome from February 13 to 15.
- Superpower I wish I had; the cloak gifted to Harry Potter during his first year at Hogwarts.
- A popular form of valentine in the Victorian Era.
- Galentine's Day was popularized by one of my favorite tv shows; a department of local and state governments.
- Country where the most common date for weddings is February 14.
- St. Valentine defied this Roman emperor's ban on marriage.
- The common name for the African Agapornis parrots.
- Arguably my favorite Taylor Swift song; a romantic companion.
- King_____ VIII officially declared February 14 the holiday of St. Valentine's Day.
15 Clues: Esther_____, "Mother of the American Valentine." • A popular form of valentine in the Victorian Era. • State with the largest number of chocolate makers. • The common name for the African Agapornis parrots. • Italian city that is the setting for "Romeo and Juliet." • The Greek god equivalent to the Roman mythology of Cupid. • ...
Greece 2024-05-17
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- Five elected officials who decided the issues of the laws
- A Theatre
- Zeus's wife
- A professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army
- An individual ruler who functions as head of state
- A small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.
- Greek poet who is the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, two epic poems from ancient Greek literature.
- An agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting or arguing for a certain time.
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- Bigger than a city but smaller than a state
- A war fought in ancient Greece between Athens and Sparta(431 to 405 B.C.E.)
- A collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- fencing, shooting, swimming, riding, and cross-country running.
- Provided with defensive works as protection against attack.
- A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
- The supreme god of the ancient Greeks
15 Clues: A Theatre • Zeus's wife • The supreme god of the ancient Greeks • Bigger than a city but smaller than a state • An individual ruler who functions as head of state • A professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army • Five elected officials who decided the issues of the laws • Provided with defensive works as protection against attack. • ...
intersting words in Son of a trickster 2024-04-29
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- A skeptical attitude; doubt as to the truth of something.
- Large, black birds often associated with magic and trickery in various mythologies.
- Evoke or suggest images, memories, or emotions.
- A collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- A person regarded as having access to, and influence in, the world of good and evil spirits.
- The action of saving or being saved from sin, error, or evil.
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- Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native.
- Occurring between or involving different generations.
- The action of betraying one's country, a group, or a person; treachery.
- The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.
- A mischievous or deceitful figure often found in folklore who plays tricks on others.
- abuse: The harmful or hazardous use of psychoactive substances, including alcohol and illicit drugs.
- Having the qualities of surrealism; bizarre, dreamlike, or unreal.
- Of, belonging to, or inherited from ancestors.
- A woman who is the head of a family or tribe.
15 Clues: A woman who is the head of a family or tribe. • Of, belonging to, or inherited from ancestors. • Evoke or suggest images, memories, or emotions. • Occurring between or involving different generations. • A skeptical attitude; doubt as to the truth of something. • The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness. • ...
April stems 2025-04-11
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- Musicians join symphonies to play as a large group
- originating in an outside source
- the god of the sun in Greek mythology
- of or relating to the stars : astral
- to cause to be held in greater esteem or respect
- a study of economics in terms of whole systems especially with reference to general levels of output and income and to the interrelations among sectors of the economy
- referred to or measured from the sun's center or appearing as if seen from it
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- great in deed or exalted in place —used only of former famous rulers
- The equator is equidistant from the two poles
- Equilibrium is the balancing of items.
- densely staining chromatin that appears as nodules in or along chromosomes and contains relatively few genes
- Hercules was the son of a god and a human, so his official term is “demigod.”
- configuration of stars especially at one's birth
- Plants use photosynthesis to convert the sun’s energy to food.
- consisting of dissimilar or diverse ingredients or constituents : mixed
15 Clues: originating in an outside source • of or relating to the stars : astral • the god of the sun in Greek mythology • Equilibrium is the balancing of items. • The equator is equidistant from the two poles • to cause to be held in greater esteem or respect • configuration of stars especially at one's birth • Musicians join symphonies to play as a large group • ...
Humanities Fields of Study 2025-06-12
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- Theory The study of governance, power structures, and political ideologies.
- The art of persuasive communication and argumentation.
- The study of beauty, art, and taste in human experience.
- The study of myths, legends, and their cultural significance.
- The scientific analysis of language structure, evolution, and usage.
- The study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, and reason.
- The study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, and reason.
- The scholarly analysis of music, including its history, theory, and cultural impact.
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- The study of visual art forms, their historical contexts, and cultural meanings.
- The critical examination of cinema as an artistic and cultural medium.
- The study of written works, including fiction, poetry, and drama, as artistic expressions.
- The investigation of past human activity through material remains and artifacts.
- The examination of past events, societies, and cultures to understand human development.
- The study of traditional stories, customs, and beliefs passed through generations.
- The branch of philosophy concerned with moral principles and decision-making.
- The study of human societies, cultures, and their development over time.
16 Clues: The art of persuasive communication and argumentation. • The study of beauty, art, and taste in human experience. • The study of myths, legends, and their cultural significance. • The scientific analysis of language structure, evolution, and usage. • The critical examination of cinema as an artistic and cultural medium. • ...
MYTH AND LEGEND COMPREHENSION 2025-08-05
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- a dog-headed god associated with the afterlife
- A story that explains how the world was made.
- The legend centers around an outlaw who robs from the rich to give to the poor in Sherwood Forest.
- story that happend in the past either fiction or real which had modified
- A story with a hero that might have some historical basis.
- myths are centered on major catastrophes and disasters
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- A legendary creature, part man and part bull.
- Stories passed down by word of mouth are part of this.
- Myths are often associated with religious or spiritual beliefs
- A group of stories about gods and heroes from a specific culture.
- A legend often has a basis in this type of fact.
- The Greek god of the sea.
- these explain phenomena and events that take place in nature, like the sun rising, rain, dew, etc
- A legendary creature that is a large reptile or snake.
- to help people know about the origin of something and teach a moral value
15 Clues: The Greek god of the sea. • A legendary creature, part man and part bull. • A story that explains how the world was made. • a dog-headed god associated with the afterlife • A legend often has a basis in this type of fact. • Stories passed down by word of mouth are part of this. • A legendary creature that is a large reptile or snake. • ...
Puzzle 2025-10-24
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- – Family, who gather to celebrate and remember the dead
- – Decorative skulls, often made of sugar, that symbolize death.
- – A resin burned as incense in many Mexican traditions.
- de muerto – A special bread made for the Day of the Dead celebrations.
- – A flower used to decorate altars and graves during Día de los Muertos.
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- – A traditional altar set up to honor the dead.
- – Sweets or candy that are often offered on altars.
- Catrina – A famous image of a female skeleton often associated with Día de los Muertos.
- – The underworld in Aztec mythology where the souls of the dead travel to.
- de los muertos – The celebration itself, honoring the spirits of the deceased.
- – Candles used to light the way for the spirits.
- – A type of sugar paste used to make candy skulls and figures.
- picado – Decorative paper cutouts often used in celebrations.
- – The English name of the flower used during Día de los Muertos (also Cempasúchil).
- – The Spanish word for "dead" (often used to refer to the deceased).
15 Clues: – A traditional altar set up to honor the dead. • – Candles used to light the way for the spirits. • – Sweets or candy that are often offered on altars. • – Family, who gather to celebrate and remember the dead • – A resin burned as incense in many Mexican traditions. • picado – Decorative paper cutouts often used in celebrations. • ...
Homework Pathway : Crossword Puzzle 2016-01-25
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- A system of philosophies based off of Confucius's teachings.
- A government that is ruled by priests.
- The ultimate goal of Buddhism, ultimate enlightenment.
- Making something otherwise not useful, useful to man.
- The real name of the man who more popularly known as "Buddha".
- A popular Ancient Greek epic written by Homer.
- The belief there is more than one god.
- Known as the time period before records were able to be kept.
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- Killed by his brother, who spread his body parts all over Egypt.
- This civilization created cuneiform.
- A spread of different aspects of cultures into new areas.
- A regions unique characteristics; such as clothing, food, etc.
- India's social class system.
- Became the first female leader when her husband had died, and her son was too young to take over.
- A civilization whose name means "The land between two rivers".
- A way of thinking that is usually taught.
- Created the first set of written laws "eye for an eye".
- Temples in Ancient Mesopotamia used for worship.
- Different myths from a culture combing and connecting to make one huge story.
- The word for a supreme male ruler.
20 Clues: India's social class system. • The word for a supreme male ruler. • This civilization created cuneiform. • A government that is ruled by priests. • The belief there is more than one god. • A way of thinking that is usually taught. • A popular Ancient Greek epic written by Homer. • Temples in Ancient Mesopotamia used for worship. • ...
Chapter 8/ Ancient Greece Crossword Puzzle 2017-03-15
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- people who had the right to participate in government
- a poem often set to music
- rich landowners
- one that is marked by great achievements
- were considered to be the first Greeks as well as being the first to speak the Greek language.
- the Greek word for city-state
- a body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
- the geographic feature that covers most of Greeks
- a government in which only a few people have power
- a type of government in which people rule themselves
- a person who created fables that taught life lessons
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- a leader who held power through the use of force
- short stories that teach the reader lessons about life or give advice on how to live
- a great poet that wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
- the person who first brought democracy to Athens
- the epic poem that tells of the last years of the Trojan War
- the island that the Minoans lived on
- a high hill
- the first Greek city-state to develop a democracy.
- marketplace and political/religious meetings held there
20 Clues: a high hill • rich landowners • a poem often set to music • the Greek word for city-state • the island that the Minoans lived on • one that is marked by great achievements • a leader who held power through the use of force • the person who first brought democracy to Athens • a great poet that wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey • the geographic feature that covers most of Greeks • ...
Lesson 9 2012-09-08
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- Son of Darius
- Provide higher education,Teacher
- The wise lawgiver of Athens
- He introduced ostracism
- dazzling white marble structure
- He founded Lyceum,remembered as the teacher of Alexander the Great
- The most famous Comedy writer,created social satire
- King of Macedonia
- The first of the great writers of tragedies
- Kind of Government,government by the people
- He led the Greek city-states of asia minor against the powerful Persian Empire
- Blind Greek Poet
- overseers
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- Daughter of Zeus,Patron of athens
- People who lived in Persia
- He wrote the earliest book on political science known as "The Republic"
- Father of Medicine
- Chief Olympian god
- Greek civilization
- Peole who lived in sparta
- Father of History
- Discovered the principle of lever,also invented the pulley and a machine for hurling stones at enemy fronts.
- City-state located on the southern part of Greek Peninsula.
- Wife of Zeus
- Homer's Poem
- Homer's Poem
- "Home of Democracy"
- large vase for storing oil and other bulk supplies with scenes from mythology
- He created his Discobolus
- Philosopher,founded a rival shool of thought
30 Clues: overseers • Wife of Zeus • Homer's Poem • Homer's Poem • Son of Darius • Blind Greek Poet • Father of History • King of Macedonia • Father of Medicine • Chief Olympian god • Greek civilization • "Home of Democracy" • He introduced ostracism • Peole who lived in sparta • He created his Discobolus • People who lived in Persia • The wise lawgiver of Athens • dazzling white marble structure • ...
Caline's Crossword Puzzle 2014-04-16
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- / Fill in the blanks "Soon the ----- and I found the rolling tide, Soon the waves and I found the rip tide"
- / Raymond's mother-in-law
- / Prolific Austrian composer and child prodigy
- / home and cool band
- / highly addictive morphine derivative with acetic anhydride
- / Favorite city to live in
- / Full name of other childhood friend
- / Largest city in the US
- / Sara is always ----
- / Teacher of classe de 9eme
- / Caline took them from people and hung them, for work
- / Bachar loves ------- books
- / childhood crush
- / Father-in-law
- / He's actually gonna wear ----- at his wedding
- / Jupiter, the supreme royal God of the Roman mythology is represented with this animal
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- / Recurrent mode of communication
- / Lebanon's emblem
- / large tropical forest. Also, online bookstore.
- / Christian Ramadan
- / Tube station where you get off to go home
- / love in french
- / If you -------- 27300113 by 6.5531771 you'll get 178902475.339012
- / husband to be
- / She's a healer
- / Wedding place
- / brother-in-law
- / slow song we used to dance to
- / Sara's city
- / honeymoon
- / Italian female name
- / Sister-in-law
- / Caline's wedding is on
- / they sing the final countdown
- / Lebanese Prime minister
35 Clues: / honeymoon • / Sara's city • / husband to be • / Wedding place • / Sister-in-law • / Father-in-law • / love in french • / She's a healer • / brother-in-law • / childhood crush • / Lebanon's emblem • / Christian Ramadan • / home and cool band • / Sara is always ---- • / Italian female name • / Largest city in the US • / Caline's wedding is on • / Raymond's mother-in-law • / Lebanese Prime minister • ...
Lit Terms 2014-10-25
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- the opposite of what is meant
- dead metaphor poor examples of figurative language
- exaggeration used for effect or for humor
- word which suggest or sound like their meaning
- are conclusions bsed om opinions
- is a form of paradox which combine a pair of contrary terms single expression
- repetition of constant sound
- a comparison between two things without using words
- a word or compound word substituted as a synonym for a noun
- persons, objects, or events
- a reference to history or literature bible, mythology
- harsh,unpleasant
- the repetition of similar
- a shocking comparison between two dissimilar things
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- is a type of y that a person appears to be g something
- are conclusions based on facts
- statement which seems contradictory but is true
- a pause or a brake in a line of poetry
- a statement less than is meant
- is a form of personification in which the absent or dead as if spoken
- the use of a word in a sense another literal
- the repetition of final constant sounds after different vowel sounds
- a comparison two things to show how they are alike
- pleasing sounds; opposite of cacophony
24 Clues: harsh,unpleasant • the repetition of similar • persons, objects, or events • repetition of constant sound • the opposite of what is meant • are conclusions based on facts • a statement less than is meant • are conclusions bsed om opinions • a pause or a brake in a line of poetry • pleasing sounds; opposite of cacophony • exaggeration used for effect or for humor • ...
Member's Day crossword 2015-09-17
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- Tobacco pipes used to be commonly made out of what material?
- What did Miners traditionally eat for their lunch?
- Jars used in the mummification process to hold organs?
- What was the nickname for Napoleon?
- Type of vessel common in the 18th and 19th Centuries which was hard to drink out of
- A type of tobacco that was ground into a fine powder, usually kept in an ornate box
- Type of fish commonly fished in Cornwall?
- Name of the Mineral discovered by the Vivian family?
- Who was the Cornish Giant?
- The number of Muses in Greek mythology
- Castle Dore, Castle-An-Dinas and Killibury are all types of?
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- Wooden shoes used over normal shoes to protect women's feet from the mud and refuse on the streets
- Earliest form of writing?
- Spiral shell Fossil?
- Ancient large stone
- Reeds soaked in animal fat, used for lights
- Singular piece of a mosaic?
- Egyptian God of creation?
- Bronze Age burial practice
- Cornish Explorer of Western Africa?
- Name for very fine Red Roman pottery?
- Popular Cornish Composer and violinist from the 1800s
- What is the name of a Roman city apartment block?
23 Clues: Ancient large stone • Spiral shell Fossil? • Earliest form of writing? • Egyptian God of creation? • Bronze Age burial practice • Who was the Cornish Giant? • Singular piece of a mosaic? • What was the nickname for Napoleon? • Cornish Explorer of Western Africa? • Name for very fine Red Roman pottery? • The number of Muses in Greek mythology • ...
Wrest africa (David Domingo) 2021-10-06
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- invaded Songhai
- belief in spirits , present in all animals, plants, and trees, help the living
- worlds largest desert
- priest like elders in an indigenous religion
- what Mansa Musa had a lot of and threw at people
- usually male, elected leaders oversee the village
- another center of trade that was not Timbuktu
- the 2 primary natural resources of the 3 main kingdoms in West Africa
- kinship system with fathers side of family
- long stories filled with history, legend, and mythology
- center of trade in Mali
- west African storytellers and poets
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- within that same family,including gradparents,uncles,aunts,and cousins
- smallest of the three kingdoms and came first
- a group of chiefs or village elders would help to govern a village
- a journey to a holy place
- large freshwater lake five West African nations depend on it for water
- kinship system with mothers side of family
- handwoven fabric of narrow strips that are sewn together
- lines of extended families and clans who can trace their roots to a common ancestor
- biggest kingdom of the three
- principal river of West Africa
22 Clues: invaded Songhai • worlds largest desert • center of trade in Mali • a journey to a holy place • biggest kingdom of the three • principal river of West Africa • west African storytellers and poets • kinship system with mothers side of family • kinship system with fathers side of family • priest like elders in an indigenous religion • smallest of the three kingdoms and came first • ...
Books and films 2022-11-07
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- Is the book just a giant ' [] spoiler '?
- I'm sending the [] of the nearest shopping center.
- The [] here becomes bold and picturesque.
- Romeo and Juliet is a [] of literature.
- The teacher told us to read [] three for next class. The book is really long!
- They met in a movie [] and fell in love.
- 'Friends' was one of the most watched [] of all times.
- The main [] of the story is a nice girl who lives in the forest.
- The joker was [] in Batman's movies.
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- It was famous in Greek [], and is frequently mentioned by the great poets.
- Did you see last week's []? The main character died!
- It is difficult to think of a great novella which has not been written by a great [].
- Like any good mystery [] detective, it has a mystery criminal.
- This, a children's book, is the first novel to have an autistic [].
- Alice is the [] of the story in Wonderland.
- A TV film of quality, written by a top contemporary [].
- Science [] books are not my favourite.
- Sherlock Holmes is a [].
- We won't go anywhere near the crime []; ever.
- She had rehearsed her [] earlier, but now the words evaded her.
20 Clues: Sherlock Holmes is a []. • The joker was [] in Batman's movies. • Science [] books are not my favourite. • Romeo and Juliet is a [] of literature. • Is the book just a giant ' [] spoiler '? • They met in a movie [] and fell in love. • The [] here becomes bold and picturesque. • Alice is the [] of the story in Wonderland. • We won't go anywhere near the crime []; ever. • ...
Greek v.s. Rome Crossword 2021-02-11
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- It was hard to farm in
- both Greeks and Romans to dance
- in Greece women weren’t not allowed to be
- while Romans believed in mythology, Greeks believed in
- while the Romans loved their clothes and followed trends, The Greeks weren’t terribly in fashion
- while the Romans were a Republic,the Greeks were a
- both Romans and Greeks owned as pets
- both Greeks and Roman kids loved to play with
- both of the Greeks and Romans had their chose who they married
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- of the toys that the children had were toys
- was the leader of Athens during the times of the Golden Ages.
- one popular toy in Rome was .
- while most Greeks ate a diet that was almost vegetarian,Romans usually had , fish, salad, eggs, fruits and wine
- both Greeks and Romans music
- both Greeks girls and Roman girls had less than boys
- while Women of Ancient Greece were not considered citizens,Greek women enjoyed considerable rights in the law
- in Greece, women could buy their homes but not their property
- both Greeks and Romans owned
- both the Romans and the Greeks focused their art on important figures.
- an Oligarchy is ruled by
20 Clues: It was hard to farm in • an Oligarchy is ruled by • both Greeks and Romans owned • one popular toy in Rome was . • both Greeks and Romans music • both Greeks and Romans to dance • both Romans and Greeks owned as pets • in Greece women weren’t not allowed to be • of the toys that the children had were toys • both Greeks and Roman kids loved to play with • ...
Alexis Olson 7th 2022-10-25
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- (honor and virtue) is highest. excellence to which epic heroes can aspire.
- (excessive pride) is man’s downfall.
- the meter (rhythmic pattern of syllables) of Homer’s epic poems.
- that great writers–-including Virgil, Dante, Shakespeare and Stephen Crane.
- in which a writer/bard requests divine help incomposing or reciting his work.
- in Greek mythology, were the white-robed goddesses of destiny.
- God of prophecy, music, poetry, and medicine.
- God of fire and metalwork who built the palaces in which the Olympian
- oral storyteller.
- God of the sea and brother of Zeus.
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- Goddess of the home and hearth and sister of Zeus.
- improbable solution in a story characterized when a seemingly unsolvable problem is suddenly and abruptly solved with the unexpecÿed intervention of some new event,character, ability, or
- King and protector of the gods and humankind.
- can only be won in battle.
- lived.
- first great work of western literature.
- served to fill in the blanks wherever there were no public records.
- The Titan ruler.
- were a mixture of Mediterranean and Northern peoples.
- was born in the restless Greek world of the early 8th century B.C.E.
- God of war and the son of Zeus and Hera.
21 Clues: lived. • The Titan ruler. • oral storyteller. • can only be won in battle. • God of the sea and brother of Zeus. • (excessive pride) is man’s downfall. • first great work of western literature. • God of war and the son of Zeus and Hera. • King and protector of the gods and humankind. • God of prophecy, music, poetry, and medicine. • ...
The Odyssey - Book III 2023-12-10
Across
- bring or come to an end
- a great victory or achievement
- extremely hungry
- having or showing feelings of vague or regretful longing
- (of substance) allowing light, but not detailed shapes to pass through; semitransparent
- an act of slaughtering an animal or person or surrendering possession as an offering to a God or to divine supernatural (in Greek Mythology)
- the desire to do something, especially something wrong or unwise
- suffer death, typically in a violent, sudden, or untimely way
- compassion or forgiveness shown towards someone whom it is within one's power to punish or harm
- anticipate with great apprehension or fear
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- tremble or shake with a slight rapid motion
- complying or willing to comply with orders or requests
- exempt from death
- love and respect(someone) deeply
- having a sharp, pungent taste or smell; not sweet
- to run away, as from danger, take flight
- unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with a common interest; mutual support within a group
- a prolonged high-pitched cry of pain, grief or anger
- incapable of being fully understood
- a sudden change of direction
20 Clues: extremely hungry • exempt from death • bring or come to an end • a sudden change of direction • a great victory or achievement • love and respect(someone) deeply • incapable of being fully understood • to run away, as from danger, take flight • anticipate with great apprehension or fear • tremble or shake with a slight rapid motion • ...
Word Study 2024-01-08
Across
- savage; fierce; aggressive
- the emission of light from living organisms
- attractive or appealing
- following
- extra or unnecessary
- to push or drive forward
- not safe
- to sail completely around the world
- a government ruled by a few powerful people
- a boss; one who manages others
- to force someone to do something (often has a negative connotation)
- entrance
- to live in
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- sudden, involuntary urge to do something (this one often deals with sudden, random decisions)
- one-eyed giant monster from Greek mythology
- the distance around a circle
- coming together; working together
- a book or set of books giving information on many subjects
- a system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority
- spending a lot of time studying, scholarly
- clear and easily understood
- bright; brilliant; glowing
- to clarify, explain
- absence of government or control; lawlessness; disorder
- to stop one from doing something; prevent
- a stand-in or replacement
- well-known
- to drive away
- government by the people, specifically by voting for elected representatives
- to show or display
30 Clues: not safe • entrance • following • well-known • to live in • to drive away • to show or display • to clarify, explain • extra or unnecessary • attractive or appealing • to push or drive forward • a stand-in or replacement • savage; fierce; aggressive • bright; brilliant; glowing • clear and easily understood • the distance around a circle • a boss; one who manages others • ...
Spartans 2016-06-20
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- Who did the Spartans fight at the Battle of Thermopylae?
- What was a major part of Spartan religion?
- Sparta conquered which territory in 724BC and forced the population to become slaves?
- Who was the warrior king of Sparta?
- What was the name of the battle formation that the Spartan soldiers used?
- What was the Sparta's most powerful council called?
- What city-state did Sparta fight during the Peloponnesian War?
- What was the name of the school that all male Spartan citizens attended as boys?
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- What age did Spartans gain the right to vote in the Assembly?
- What age did the Spartans retire?
- What age did Spartan boys officially become soldiers?
- What was the benefit of Sparta being surrounded by mountains?
- Sparta is the capital of which region/district?
- Which river was located in Sparta?
- What was the consequence if a Spartan baby was born weak?
- What age do Spartan boys start their training?
- What were slaves called in the social class system?
- What was the most common grain produced in Sparta?
- How many kings ruled over Sparta at the same time?
- Sparta was known for their?
20 Clues: Sparta was known for their? • What age did the Spartans retire? • Which river was located in Sparta? • Who was the warrior king of Sparta? • What was a major part of Spartan religion? • What age do Spartan boys start their training? • Sparta is the capital of which region/district? • What was the most common grain produced in Sparta? • ...
jamaking u happe 2019-01-11
Across
- worthless piece of trash
- the topic i got for the ela game >:( (its not abbreviated)
- cams birthday ;^;
- an emotions also known as depression or upset
- i dunno man
- another person i worked with on the ela game
- one of the people i worked with on the ela game
- im obsessed with this show yall
- the good parent
- the people i worked with for the game thing in ela smh theres two of em
- shes a waifu
- the topic i wish i got for the ela game
- owo trevor is that u
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- a person im worried about
- a hopelessly depressed smart boi
- ill give u a hint. its the yte's worst rival, and instead of e, its city
- a word for end but in french i guess
- a lit spanish teacher smh
- a living meme i want to come back (theres a lot of the same letter)
- what eu stands for
- a way i think i could take for suicide
- a... lovely, student governed group
- edge lord
- corts birthday owo
- eu is her nickname
- the best person
- an emotion also know as happee, gay, etc
27 Clues: edge lord • i dunno man • shes a waifu • the good parent • the best person • cams birthday ;^; • what eu stands for • corts birthday owo • eu is her nickname • owo trevor is that u • worthless piece of trash • a person im worried about • a lit spanish teacher smh • im obsessed with this show yall • a hopelessly depressed smart boi • a... lovely, student governed group • ...
Greek and Latin Roots Week 6-8 2020-03-15
Across
- a persuasive appeal to the emotions of the audience
- "upon" + "people"
- a persuasive appeal to the reason and logic of the audience
- "government"
- "all" + "people"
- a restoration to life
- relating to the statistic of people
- a government that recognizes God or a deity is recognized as the supreme ruler
- a controversial argument
- the act or ceremony of crowning a king or queen
- beneath the Earth's surface
- a persuasive appeal based on the authority of the speaker
- a form of government in which power rests with a few persons
- a person who holds an office in the government
- a ruler excercising absolute power and authority
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- to show an act, claim, or statement to be just or right
- an unfavorable opinion formed beforehand without knowledge, thought, or reason
- pertaining to principles of morality
- a white or colored circle or set of concentric circles of light seen around a luminous body, especially around the sun or moon
- giving false testimony under legal oath
- the period following childbirth
- causing or evoking pity
- representing the sun as the center
- all the gods of a particular mythology
- any large, busy city
25 Clues: "government" • "all" + "people" • "upon" + "people" • any large, busy city • a restoration to life • causing or evoking pity • a controversial argument • beneath the Earth's surface • the period following childbirth • representing the sun as the center • relating to the statistic of people • pertaining to principles of morality • all the gods of a particular mythology • ...
B1 With The News 2024-05-14
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- "Percy Jackson" author Rick ___________
- One city whose residents witnessed the total solar eclipse
- Snowy month a congressman invoked to deny climate change
- Number of siblings Hedaya has
- Stadium that hosted the 2024 Super Bowl
- Zelda Kingdom
- Heim practices rowing at ________ Sea Base
- Tennessee artist whose named was used in AI art productions
- Krista Brown's Wizards class had these on display at Open House
- Location for 2024 Olympics surf competition
- A series of different colored arrows that can improve processing speed
- Pokemon Legends song Kaitlyn is learning
- Animals whose habitats are in danger due to climate change
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- Animal included in LEGO's Medieval Town Square
- Planet in "Dune: Part 2"
- Visual _________ , creators of NBA2K
- Accessory Lauren makes from rubber bands
- Kong's friend in Godzilla X Kong
- Star Wars animator Athena ______________
- Chinese-owned company that founded TikTok
- Kaylyn's favorite marine animal
- "A Quest of _______________" by Élise Wanke
- Fortnite's new chapter is based on ________ mythology
- Game played during practice time
- The language Charlotte studied before Italian
- Jeremy's basketball team
- Michael Cooper's legendary NBA team
- Kpop girl group New ____________
28 Clues: Zelda Kingdom • Planet in "Dune: Part 2" • Jeremy's basketball team • Number of siblings Hedaya has • Kaylyn's favorite marine animal • Kong's friend in Godzilla X Kong • Game played during practice time • Kpop girl group New ____________ • Michael Cooper's legendary NBA team • Visual _________ , creators of NBA2K • "Percy Jackson" author Rick ___________ • ...
Happy Birthday Matthew! 2024-05-01
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- The movie on our "to watch" list that I have no intention of watching
- Favorite part of my day with you
- What I keep telling people your favorite musical is
- One of your many hats
- Something you like to throw
- One of my Best Things In The World that you made sure I had
- Our favorite sandwich
- What you are
- Talks like Tom Waits
- My favorite part of Avatar
- My favorite physical features of yours
- What I hope your birthday is
- Something the loser might be
- Our first date
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- Valentine's Day 2024
- I ____ you
- The movie on our "to watch" list that you have no intention of watching
- An admittedly superior form of broccoli
- Famously does not mince
- What you always get me before bed
- Our shared obsession
- What your actual favorite musical is
- The forgotten SNL sketch
- Apparently your favorite kind of port
- Number of new seafoods I have tried for you
- An apt misreading of my jewelry
- Talks like Tom Waits
- My knowledge of Greek mythology when you showed me Hadestown
- A kerfuffle; agitation; difficulty
- Infamous strands word
- The correct side of the knife for scraping
31 Clues: I ____ you • What you are • Our first date • Valentine's Day 2024 • Our shared obsession • Talks like Tom Waits • Talks like Tom Waits • One of your many hats • Our favorite sandwich • Infamous strands word • Famously does not mince • The forgotten SNL sketch • My favorite part of Avatar • Something you like to throw • What I hope your birthday is • Something the loser might be • ...
English 11 Vocabulary Quiz 1 Review 2024-10-02
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- A disastrous event characterized by extreme distress and suffering.
- In some uses a rare adverb that means spoken or written word-for-word.
- Verb derived from a figure from Greek mythology who is punished for eternity with unquenchable temptation.
- Etymologically derived from the word for "merriment," meaning to entertain or bring amusement to.
- Occurring or happening at the same time.
- Synonyms = spherical; bulging.
- Antonyms = bodily; corporeal.
- Poetry or music meant to be experienced at night, as popularized by Fredric Chopin.
- Synonyms = terrifying; intimidating.
- Of or relating to the sea; oceanic.
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- Extreme joy or happiness.
- A popular buzz word in critical theory for the past 30 years; refers to the "in-between" spaces where "real life" happens.
- Antonyms = lively; vivacious.
- Etymologically derived from Greek word for "cave," and no refers to something unsightly or visually offensive.
- A subtle or sometimes unnoticeable form of prejudice or stereotypical offense.
- The interpretation of signs or omens; foresight.
- Synonyms = ghostly; haunting.
- Adjective that describes an experience that makes an impression in the guts, not in the mind.
- Antonyms = embrace; accept.
- One of the three words for love in Greek, meaning spiritual love.
20 Clues: Extreme joy or happiness. • Antonyms = embrace; accept. • Antonyms = lively; vivacious. • Synonyms = ghostly; haunting. • Antonyms = bodily; corporeal. • Synonyms = spherical; bulging. • Of or relating to the sea; oceanic. • Synonyms = terrifying; intimidating. • Occurring or happening at the same time. • The interpretation of signs or omens; foresight. • ...
Valentine’s Day 2023 2023-01-29
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- Cupid’s arrows are made of lead and this.
- Mix red and white
- Tug my _____ spank my ___
- State that produces the most chocolate
- Something you like to do to me
- What our eyes make when we look at each other
- Our favorite drink to share together
- Profession that receives the most valentines
- Brain chemical known as the cuddle or love hormone
- Cupid is the son of this deity
- First thing you told me about my eyes. They are this.
- Billboards top love song of all time
- Country that does not celebrate Valentine’s Day
- You and me together
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- Gangster who orchestrated the St. Valentine’s Day massacre
- Will you be my____
- Letters to Juliet are sent to this European city every year
- Pizza place famous for heart shaped pizzas
- Projectiles fired by Cupid
- Something you say in the heat of passion
- The month we met face to face
- Roses are red, _____ are blue, one every two million
- Do you actually believe we lost this?
- Cupid’s name in Greek mythology
- Number of US towns named Valentine
- The number of days in a regular February
- These birds are a symbol of love
27 Clues: Mix red and white • Will you be my____ • You and me together • Tug my _____ spank my ___ • Projectiles fired by Cupid • The month we met face to face • Something you like to do to me • Cupid is the son of this deity • Cupid’s name in Greek mythology • These birds are a symbol of love • Number of US towns named Valentine • Our favorite drink to share together • ...
This is a crossword puzzle 2023-02-14
Across
- A loud noise or outcry.
- The process of being heaved upward.
- To deflect or ward off.
- A projecting part of a fortification.
- A countercharge.
- To express sharp criticism regarding (an act, for example).
- A change or variation.
- A long angry speech, usually of a censorious or denunciatory nature; a diatribe.
- Modest and reserved in manner or behavior.
- Totally or offensively conspicuous or obtrusive.
- Having an abundance or excess of flesh or fat.
- A gap or interruption in space, time, or continuity; a break.
- A great noise, as of a crowd.
- Stringy and tough.
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- Is a sea serpent noted in theology and mythology.
- difficult to understand or interpret; impenetrable.
- To walk at a leisurely pace.
- So absurd or incongruous as to be laughable.
- To complain or whine tearfully.
- Not domesticated or cultivated; wild.
- A ban or inhibition resulting from social custom or emotional aversion.
- Implied by or inferred from actions or statements.
- Any of various tropical marine gastropod mollusks chiefly of the family Strombidae, having edible flesh and a large spiral shell often with a flared lip.
- Unable to speak.
- Emitting light, especially in the dark; shining.
25 Clues: A countercharge. • Unable to speak. • Stringy and tough. • A change or variation. • A loud noise or outcry. • To deflect or ward off. • To walk at a leisurely pace. • A great noise, as of a crowd. • To complain or whine tearfully. • The process of being heaved upward. • A projecting part of a fortification. • Not domesticated or cultivated; wild. • ...
The Greek World 2023-06-15
Across
- Six judicial officials added to the three archons in Athens' government
- The enslaved class in Sparta
- Elite troops of the Persian army
- Money paid by members of the Delian League
- Male Spartans with full citizenship
- The third social class in Athens, created by Solon
- Annually elected Spartan officials who oversaw the Spartan government
- The port of Athens
- Arrogance punished by the gods
- Term describing Sparta and its allies
- Magistrate in the Athenian government
- The fourth and lowest social class in Athens, created by Solon
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- The top ranking social class in Athens, created by Solon
- Greek Warship with three sets of oars
- Collection of gods an a particular mythology
- Alliance of Athens and its allies
- Immigrant workers in Athens
- Heavy infantry in a Greek Army
- Athenian court
- The second ranking social class in Athens, created by Solon
- Council of elders in Athens, comprised of former archons
- Rule by a few, often aristocrats
- Spartans
- An Athenian colonist
- The Athenian assembly
- The ten generals in the Athenian system
- Alliance of Greek States formed against Persia
- Regional governor of part of the Persian Empire
28 Clues: Spartans • Athenian court • The port of Athens • An Athenian colonist • The Athenian assembly • Immigrant workers in Athens • The enslaved class in Sparta • Heavy infantry in a Greek Army • Arrogance punished by the gods • Elite troops of the Persian army • Rule by a few, often aristocrats • Alliance of Athens and its allies • Male Spartans with full citizenship • ...
Spelling words week 13 2023-05-03
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- someone you admire and try to imitate
- a reversal or check in progress.
- conforming to the law or to rules.
- a dense growth of shrubs and other plants, especially under trees in woodland.
- lasting or remaining in a particular state throughout a person's life.
- feeling undue awareness of oneself, one's appearance, or one's actions.
- severe mental or physical pain or suffering.
- wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate.
- never ending or changing.
- free from disturbance; calm.
- a fair hit that allows the batter to make a complete circuit of the bases without stopping and score a run.
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- the great size or extent of something.
- motivated to do or achieve something because of one's own enthusiasm or interest, without needing pressure from others.
- a person who is in charge of the political administration of a region or state.
- a collection of myths
- consciously and intentionally; on purpose.
- enduring or having endured for a long period of time.
- decisive or critical, especially in the success or failure of something.
- a work of outstanding artistry, skill, or workmanship.
- voluntarily cease to keep or claim; give up.
20 Clues: a collection of myths • never ending or changing. • free from disturbance; calm. • a reversal or check in progress. • conforming to the law or to rules. • someone you admire and try to imitate • the great size or extent of something. • consciously and intentionally; on purpose. • severe mental or physical pain or suffering. • voluntarily cease to keep or claim; give up. • ...
Spelling Stars 2023-05-02
Across
- a dense growth of shrubs and other plants, especially under trees in woodland.
- a feeling undue awareness of oneself, one's appearance, or one's actions.
- wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate.
- a reversal or check in progress
- a great size or a extent of something.
- enduring or having endured for a long period of time.
- a person looked to by others as an example to be imitated.
- voluntarily cease to keep or claim; give up.
- the internal drive that leads us to take action towards a goal.
- a work of outstanding artistry, skill, or workmanship.
- severe mental or physical pain or suffering.
- a hit in baseball that enables the batter to make a complete circuit of the bases and score a run
- justify or make lawful.
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- free from disturbance, or calm.
- decisive or critical, especially in the success or failure of something.
- a person who is in charge of the political administration of a region or state.
- done consciously and intentionally.
- lasting or remaining in a particular state throughout a person's life.
- a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- never ending, or changing.
20 Clues: justify or make lawful. • never ending, or changing. • free from disturbance, or calm. • a reversal or check in progress • done consciously and intentionally. • a great size or a extent of something. • voluntarily cease to keep or claim; give up. • severe mental or physical pain or suffering. • wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate. • ...
Astronomy 2025-03-05
Across
- In 1801, this asteroid belt was discovered
- Was discovered in 1919
- Fedrick ___ successfully uses stellar parallax
- In 1919 the ___ planet was discovered
- Construction on ____ began in 1998
- The first person to walk on the moon was Neil ____
- Neil Armstrong was part of ____ 11
- On August 25, 2012 _____ 1 entered interstellar space
- Became the first person to orbit Earth
- In 2012 astronomers received the first visual proof of a ___ hole
- automated vehicle launched onto Mars in 2003
- Using ____ fuel, the first rocket was launched
- Launched to map the surface of Venus
- automated vehicle launched onto Mars in 2011
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- William Hershel discovered this planet
- The first space shuttle launched in the 80s
- The brightest star from Earth's point of view
- The branch of science that deals with celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole.
- The flagship of NASA's Earth observing system
- NASA launched _____ 1 into space on 10/11/1958
- The Hubble space ____ launched in the 90s
- automated vehicle launched onto Mars in 2004
- The first space station in the United States
- Constellation named after a hunter in Greek mythology
- Sputnik 1 was launched into space by the ___
25 Clues: Was discovered in 1919 • Construction on ____ began in 1998 • Neil Armstrong was part of ____ 11 • Launched to map the surface of Venus • In 1919 the ___ planet was discovered • William Hershel discovered this planet • Became the first person to orbit Earth • The Hubble space ____ launched in the 90s • In 1801, this asteroid belt was discovered • ...
Ancient Greece 2023-01-05
Across
- tradition stories passes down generation to generation by word of mouth.
- A humorous story.
- story told mainly through words and actions of a cast of characters.
- means city-state.
- Democracy a form of democracy in which citizens elect officials to govern on their behalf.
- someone who seizes power through the use of force.
- democracy a form of government that all citizens can participate.
- a high-ranking government official in Sparta responsible for picking the council of elders.
- short stories that teach a lesson.
- means high hill or fortress.
- people ruling themselves.
- a religious ceremony.
- a sacred shrine where a priest or priestess spoke for a god or goddess.
- a group of armed soldiers who were arranged in rows.
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- art of public speaking
- one ruler no one else.
- someone who performs or writes epic poems.
- method method of questioning to gain truth.
- area of land that has 3 sides surrounded by water.
- a main character fails to overcome serious problems.
- a type of government in which only a few people had power.
- stories about gods and heroes.
- enslaved people in Ancient Sparta.
- marketplace
24 Clues: marketplace • A humorous story. • means city-state. • a religious ceremony. • art of public speaking • one ruler no one else. • people ruling themselves. • means high hill or fortress. • stories about gods and heroes. • short stories that teach a lesson. • enslaved people in Ancient Sparta. • someone who performs or writes epic poems. • method method of questioning to gain truth. • ...
Greek Word Parts 2023-03-24
Across
- a sudden accident or natural catastrophe that causes great damage or loss of life
- the branch of science that deals with celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole
- someone that is trained to travel in a spaceship
- the branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings
- a tiny wafer of semiconducting material used to make an integrated circuit
- the study of the development, structure and functioning of human society
- used for seeing things up close
- the study of earth's physical structure and substance
- the study of the history of words
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- something(such as a place or event) that is seen as a small version of something much larger
- a collection of myths
- the study of the movements and relative positions of celestial objects
- a symbol that looks like this *
- an expert in or student of astronomy
- an electrical device used for heating up food
- the way that we apply scientific knowledge for practical purposes, it includes machines like computers
- film containing microphotographs
- a small rocky object that orbits the sun
- a microorganism
- the study of living organisms
20 Clues: a microorganism • a collection of myths • the study of living organisms • a symbol that looks like this * • used for seeing things up close • film containing microphotographs • the study of the history of words • an expert in or student of astronomy • a small rocky object that orbits the sun • an electrical device used for heating up food • ...
February Spelling Words 2025-01-24
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- This is celebrated on Valentine's Day
- Dark area or shape created when an object comes between a surface and the light
- Personal ornaments made of metal - includes rings, necklaces, and bracelets
- Setting someone or something apart from others
- The way two or more things/concepts/people are connected
- Given or made as a gift, with a heartfelt message.
- Another colour associated with Valentine's Day
- The second and shortest month of the year.
- February 14th - a day where people celebrate love and Saint....
- A colour associated with Valentine's Day
- A social or romantic engagement or plan
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- A bunch of flowers
- A popular treat or gift on Valentine’s Day
- A gift typically given on Valentine's Day. Roses are the most popular.
- The name of the year that happens every 4 years on February 29th
- The emotions or conduct of friends – state of mutual trust and support between people.
- This animal is used to predict the weather on February 2nd
- Popular figure on Valentine's Day, originating in mythology
- The act of campaigning or protesting to encourage political or social change
- A symbol of Valentine's Day
20 Clues: A bunch of flowers • A symbol of Valentine's Day • This is celebrated on Valentine's Day • A social or romantic engagement or plan • A colour associated with Valentine's Day • A popular treat or gift on Valentine’s Day • The second and shortest month of the year. • Setting someone or something apart from others • Another colour associated with Valentine's Day • ...
Pjo/Hoo 2025-01-23
Across
- Chapter 14 of Titan’s Curse, a favorite joke of the fandom
- The daughter of Zeus who was turned into a tree
- The mythology-based card game Nico likes
- The father of the Big 3
- The last Olympian
- The son of Apollo, healer, Nico’s boyfriend
- The Hunter of Artemis who dies by her own father’s hands
- Leo’s metal dragon
- Percy’s mother
- Member of the Seven, daughter of Aphrodite
- The god who buys the group cheeseburgers in TLT
- Member of the Seven, son of Hephaestus
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- The goddess of the Hunt
- Where Percy and Annabeth fall in Mark of Athena
- The son of Hades, ‘Ghost King’
- Athena kids are scared of spiders because their mother turned this woman into the first spider
- The restaurant where Nico buys meals for the dead
- Member of the Seven, son of Jupiter
- The godly parent of cabin 14
- The color of food Sally Jackson makes
- Member of the Seven, daughter of Pluto
- Member of the Seven, daughter of Athena
- Member of the Seven, son of Mars
- Percy’s cyclops brother
- Member of the Seven, son of Poseidon
25 Clues: Percy’s mother • The last Olympian • Leo’s metal dragon • The goddess of the Hunt • The father of the Big 3 • Percy’s cyclops brother • The godly parent of cabin 14 • The son of Hades, ‘Ghost King’ • Member of the Seven, son of Mars • Member of the Seven, son of Jupiter • Member of the Seven, son of Poseidon • The color of food Sally Jackson makes • ...
Week 27 2025-02-17
Across
- An instrument used to measure temperature.
- The study of microscopic organisms such as bacteria and viruses.
- A container that keeps liquids hot or cold.
- The use of scientific knowledge to create tools, machines, and systems.
- A member of the highest social class, often with privileges and power.
- A device used to control and regulate temperature indoors.
- The scientific study of the mind and behavior.
- A collection of myths, especially those of a particular culture or religion.
- A system of government where citizens have the power to vote and make decisions.
- The study of Earth's physical features, climate, and populations.
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- The study of Earth's structure, materials, and processes.
- A collection of poems, stories, or literary works.
- A form of government where power is held by a privileged upper class.
- An expression of regret or sorrow for an error or wrongdoing.
- Operating by itself without human control.
- Relating to heat or temperature.
- Relating to democracy, where people have equal rights and a say in decisions.
- The arrangement of events in the order they occurred.
- A vehicle, such as a car, that operates with an engine.
- A branch of mathematics dealing with shapes, angles, and dimensions.
20 Clues: Relating to heat or temperature. • An instrument used to measure temperature. • Operating by itself without human control. • A container that keeps liquids hot or cold. • The scientific study of the mind and behavior. • A collection of poems, stories, or literary works. • The arrangement of events in the order they occurred. • ...
Topic 8 lesson 4-5 crossword 2025-02-18
Across
- person higher in social status to whom someone owes loyalty
- a governor
- three rulers who share equal political power
- Ancient ______ was greatly influenced by earlier cultures.
- a being of Greek mythology said to hold up the heavens or the Earth
- person accused of a crime
- Each member of the ______________ received a military command in an outlying area of the Roman Republic.
- ____ and conveyance: giving one's word to perform an act
- to pass along to offspring
- ____ war: a war between opposing groups of people in the same country
- to look at carefully
Down
- __________ Lake: the Sea of Azov, an arm of the Black Sea
- to highly praide
- Caesar introduced _______ that made him popular with the Roman people.
- person complaining of a crime committed by another
- the roman god of sowing crops, who in some myths lived in Italy
- _________ won the admiration and support of the poorer classes.
- One of his Caesar's most famous was the creation of a new ____________.
- ___ Romana "Roman Peace"
- Crossing the Rubicon was a bold act of ________.
- a seer
- a predictor of events
- a human-made channel that carries water long distances
- children or descendants
24 Clues: a seer • a governor • to highly praide • to look at carefully • a predictor of events • children or descendants • ___ Romana "Roman Peace" • person accused of a crime • to pass along to offspring • three rulers who share equal political power • Crossing the Rubicon was a bold act of ________. • person complaining of a crime committed by another • ...
Jake reinvented and 10 terms 2025-02-25
Across
- Why does Didi show up to rick's house?
- Comparision NOT using like or as
- an extreme exaggerated
- What does Rick and Jake get for Jen?
- figure of speech where a writer or speaker makes an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work
- descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses, creating a mental picture by describing how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels
- What is Dipsy's job on the football team?
- Who's car is still in the drive way?
- comparison using like or as
Down
- why had Rick never had a class with Jake before?
- an brave an noble person
- a long narrative poem that tells the story of a hero's adventures.
- How does Didi react when she seems Jake at the game?
- giving human characteristics to non human things
- Where did Didi and Jake go?
- untrue stories typically about gods and goddess
- A character refers to a point earlier in their life
- What does Rick attempt to convince Jake to do for Todd?
- how does Rick get Jake's schedule
- who told rick's mom about the parties?
20 Clues: an extreme exaggerated • an brave an noble person • Where did Didi and Jake go? • comparison using like or as • Comparision NOT using like or as • how does Rick get Jake's schedule • What does Rick and Jake get for Jen? • Who's car is still in the drive way? • Why does Didi show up to rick's house? • who told rick's mom about the parties? • ...
poe-cabeulary 2024-12-11
Across
- to drink a beverage, especially an intoxicating one, copiously and with hearty enjoyment.
- the space of fourteen nights and days; two weeks.
- a small hill.
- To come to an end
- a unit of length equal to six feet (1.8 meters): used chiefly in nautical measurements. : fath
- To split in to parts
- Greek myth a nymph dwelling in a lake, river, spring, or fountain
- the ringing or sound of bells.
- the parti-colored garment of a jester.
- a showy, usually cheap, ornament; trinket; gewgaw.
Down
- a covering of cloth or leather for the ankle and instep and sometimes also the lower leg, worn over the shoe or boot. Compare
- Thieves that robed pedestrians
- having some secret or mysterious meaning
- To wet with or as if with dew.
- a cloth, often made of or trimmed with lace, worn about the neck by men especially in the 17th century.
- Classical Mythology. a name given to Hades, under which he is identified by the Romans with Orcus.
- a town in S (Upper) Egypt, on the Nile: ruins of ancient Thebes.
- a half.
- to irritate
- heavenly or celestial
20 Clues: a half. • to irritate • a small hill. • To come to an end • To split in to parts • heavenly or celestial • Thieves that robed pedestrians • To wet with or as if with dew. • the ringing or sound of bells. • the parti-colored garment of a jester. • having some secret or mysterious meaning • the space of fourteen nights and days; two weeks. • ...
Valentine's Day 2026-02-17
Across
- To express your emotions you might write your valentine one
- Love makes the____ go around.
- Salvador Dali &_____
- Yellow roses signify this
- Famous gangster who organized the St.Valentine's Day Massacre
- The film actor called 'The Great Lover'
- This popular colour of Valentine's Day symbolizes warmth and love
- What Cupid shoots
- The O in XOXO
- Symbol of love
- Someone suffering from disappointment in love or distress
- What activity increases a person's heart rate to 110 BPM
- Something often written on Valentine's Day cards
- People often exchange these on Valantine's Day
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- Ancient Roman god of love
- The boy god of love in Greek mythology
- These birds mate for life
- U.S. state which produces the most chocolate
- A 'disease' that affects anyone struck by Cupid's arrows
- How many roses are sent each year for Valentine's Day in the U.S.
- Country which bans kissing in films
- A Valentine's Day treat
- Love hormone
- Alternative celebration of special female friendships
- The diamond symbolizes this
- Flower with thorns
- What the white rose symbolized in the past
- This stuffed animal is often gifted on Valentine's Day
28 Clues: Love hormone • The O in XOXO • Symbol of love • What Cupid shoots • Flower with thorns • Salvador Dali &_____ • A Valentine's Day treat • Ancient Roman god of love • These birds mate for life • Yellow roses signify this • The diamond symbolizes this • Love makes the____ go around. • Country which bans kissing in films • The boy god of love in Greek mythology • ...
SCS Greek Mythology Crossword Puzzle 2020-10-07
Across
- She was cursed with the ability to warn of future events but never be believed
- This Greek hero was called "Tamer of Horses"
- Prometheus stole this from Mount Olympus and give to humankind
- This Titan was punished by Zeus to stand at the western edge of Earth & hold up the sky on his shoulders
- She is the Greek goddess of the rainbow
- According to legend he designed the labyrinth of King Minos
- She is the queen of the underworld and wife of Hades
Down
- This Olympian is the messenger of the gods
- She was the first human woman created by the Greek gods
- He is the Greek god of the sea
- In Greek mythology, this son flew too close to the Sun
- The most well-know Gorgon was Medusa (with the snake-hair), she had two sisters Euryale and _____
12 Clues: He is the Greek god of the sea • She is the Greek goddess of the rainbow • This Olympian is the messenger of the gods • This Greek hero was called "Tamer of Horses" • She is the queen of the underworld and wife of Hades • In Greek mythology, this son flew too close to the Sun • She was the first human woman created by the Greek gods • ...
Test Your Financial Planning Knowledge!! Name: 2019-01-24
Across
- A health care delivery model where health services are funded based on patient health outcomes is called ________ based health care
- Meteorologists and Financial Planning generate these
- Customer of patient case costing
- Name of the reports in eManager that integrate key activity measures, worked hours, OBP targets, and ABB targets
- Name of AHS budgeting system and a titan in Greek Mythology
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- The province with the highest standard cost per hospital stay in 2015/16
- Budget document that supports the objectives in the Health Plan
- aPAWS = Alberta Patient Activity and _________ Statistics
- Financial Planning is considered a centre of ________ in the Finance integrated shared delivery model
- Transform data into useful information
- Number of times in a year that patient case costing in done
- Acronym of the funding model first implemented in 2010/11 for long-term care providers
12 Clues: Customer of patient case costing • Transform data into useful information • Meteorologists and Financial Planning generate these • aPAWS = Alberta Patient Activity and _________ Statistics • Number of times in a year that patient case costing in done • Name of AHS budgeting system and a titan in Greek Mythology • ...
Greece and Rome Vocabulary Practice 2023-09-18
Across
- An ordinary citizen in the ancient Roman Republic.
- The elected leaders of the Roman army and government. They would rule for one year.
- A ruler who has complete power over a country.
- Democracy A form of government in which citizens rule directly and not through representatives
- In Ancient Rome, this was a person of noble birth; an aristocrat.
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- an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority
- An organized system of thought, from the Greek for "love of wisdom".
- Greek history, culture, or art after Alexander the Great
- A group of 300 men elected to govern Rome in the Roman Republic.
- A government ruled by a few powerful people
- A government in which citizens rule through elected representatives.
- A set of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works.
12 Clues: A government ruled by a few powerful people • A ruler who has complete power over a country. • An ordinary citizen in the ancient Roman Republic. • Greek history, culture, or art after Alexander the Great • A group of 300 men elected to govern Rome in the Roman Republic. • In Ancient Rome, this was a person of noble birth; an aristocrat. • ...
Theseus and the Minotaur 2023-02-24
Across
- Theseus and Pirithous kidnap the legendary beauty, thus kicking off the Trojan Wars
- The highest priestess in all of Greek mythology; often gives cryptic and challenging messages
- He his kingdom to unite with Athens, so he gets Aegeus drunk and sends his daughter to seduce him
- His lion skin cloak scared all of the children except Theseus.
- A half-man, half-bull monster owned by King Minos and to whom Athenian maidens and youths were sacrificed
- A giant pig slain by Theseus
- Princess who helps Theseus defeat the Minotaur and escape the maze
- God of the sea and earthquakes; the other father of Theseus
Down
- The king of Athens and the father of Theseus
- The biological mother of Theseus
- Wife of King Aegus who tries to kill Theseus
- A mighty wrestler and bandit defeated by Theseus
12 Clues: A giant pig slain by Theseus • The biological mother of Theseus • The king of Athens and the father of Theseus • Wife of King Aegus who tries to kill Theseus • A mighty wrestler and bandit defeated by Theseus • God of the sea and earthquakes; the other father of Theseus • His lion skin cloak scared all of the children except Theseus. • ...
House Of Hades 2022-04-11
Across
- The main character who is a Roman daughter of the god Pluto.
- A region in greece where the House Of Hades is located.
- the giant who was made to oppose Ares/Mars.
- The main character who is a Roman son of the god Mars.
- The main character who is a Greek son of the god Posideon.
- The main character who is a Greek daughter of the goddess Athena.
- The Titan of the West.
Down
- A famous statue of Athena located in Athens.
- The main character who is a Greek daughter of the goddess Aphrodite.
- a bandit in Greek Mythology who killed his victims by getting them to wash his feet, and he would kick them off the cliff, but was defeated by Theseus.
- A bottomless pit located in the Underworld.
- She is Mother Nature.
12 Clues: She is Mother Nature. • The Titan of the West. • the giant who was made to oppose Ares/Mars. • A bottomless pit located in the Underworld. • A famous statue of Athena located in Athens. • The main character who is a Roman son of the god Mars. • A region in greece where the House Of Hades is located. • The main character who is a Greek son of the god Posideon. • ...
Ancient Greece 2022-08-30
Across
- a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition
- a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state
- a person engaged or learned in philosophy
- the art of using language effectively and persuasively
- government in which the highest power is held by the people and is usually used through representatives
- government based upon the undivided sovereignty or rule of a single person
- polytheistic and animistic worship
Down
- a cruel and oppressive ruler
- beliefs, customs, and traditions of a specific group of people
- a form of government that places strength in the hands of a small, privileged ruling class
- a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution
- the art or technique of painting on a moist, plaster surface with colors ground up in water or a limewater mixture
12 Clues: a cruel and oppressive ruler • polytheistic and animistic worship • a person engaged or learned in philosophy • the art of using language effectively and persuasively • beliefs, customs, and traditions of a specific group of people • a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state • ...
The "I DO" Review 2025-12-09
Across
- Finding this 8-legged creature in your wedding wear symbolizes good luck
- This pacific trench is deeper than the tallest mountain is tall
- In Chinese mythology, dragons carry ___, symbolizing protection and wisdom
- The US state with the only two-sided flag
- The name lovingly referring to SF's fog
- This tropical plant flavors some of southeast Asia's best desserts
Down
- The term "honeymoon" comes from this fermented honey based drink
- McCabe and Libby buried this in the ground to ward off rain on the wedding day
- Hellenistic cultures took park in breaking ___ over a bride's head during marriage celebrations, now adapted to eating wedding cake
- Carrying a bride over this wards off bad spirits after a new marriage
- This state has approximately 6x more cattle than people living in it
- Eating this shellfish marks new beginnings
12 Clues: The name lovingly referring to SF's fog • The US state with the only two-sided flag • Eating this shellfish marks new beginnings • This pacific trench is deeper than the tallest mountain is tall • The term "honeymoon" comes from this fermented honey based drink • This tropical plant flavors some of southeast Asia's best desserts • ...
Testing your General Knowledge! 2021-06-21
Across
- The word for a baby Rabbit
- The name given to Scotland by the Romans
- This country's national animal is a Unicorn!
- This huge country borders 14 nations and crosses 8 time zones!
- Marzipan is not for everyone but can you name the nuts that are used to make it?
- Golden and sweet, this is the only food that never goes bad
Down
- This piece of fruit can be found in many dishes but did you know it can also be found sitting on top of the men's Wimbledon trophy
- This musician has the most UK number one singles ever
- Accordint to Greek mythology, she was the first woman on Earth
- This star sign is represented by a Bull
- This is the most common human eye colour
- This bright yellow spice most expensive spice by weight in the world!
12 Clues: The word for a baby Rabbit • This star sign is represented by a Bull • The name given to Scotland by the Romans • This is the most common human eye colour • This country's national animal is a Unicorn! • This musician has the most UK number one singles ever • Golden and sweet, this is the only food that never goes bad • ...
"Testing Your Knowledge of Apollo: A Greek God-inspired Crossword Puzzle" 2024-04-30
Across
- Sun-chariot name of the chariot that Apollo drove across the sky.
- god of healing, archery, and prophecy in Greek mythology.Asclepius
- lyre instrument that Apollo is often depicted playing in Greek art.
- famous epic poem by Homer that features Apollo as a major character.
- of the famous musician who challenged Apollo to a music contest and lost.
- The famous temple dedicated to Apollo, located in Delphi, Greece.
- god of the sun in Greek mythology, sometimes conflated with Apollo.
- The son of Zeus and Leto, and one of the twelve Olympian gods.
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- island where Apollo was born and raised.
- The bird that Apollo transformed into after he fell in love with Daphne.
- The god of the sun and light, and the twin brother of Artemis.
- The god of music, poetry, and prophecy.
- god of truth, light, and the sun in Roman mythology, also associated with Apollo.
- name of the nymph who was Apollo's first love.
14 Clues: The god of music, poetry, and prophecy. • island where Apollo was born and raised. • name of the nymph who was Apollo's first love. • The god of the sun and light, and the twin brother of Artemis. • The son of Zeus and Leto, and one of the twelve Olympian gods. • Sun-chariot name of the chariot that Apollo drove across the sky. • ...
KRP Crossword 2.0 2023-02-28
Across
- This KRP'r recently swapped out pipe cleaners for colored pencils when it comes to art creations
- This KRP'r recently auditioned for The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe
- This staff used to split time between KRP and YRP
- This staff is known for assembling jigsaw shaped pictures
- This KRP'r likes roller blading and Egyptian mythology
Down
- Jared likes to get the van _____ in this KRP'rs driveway
- This staff is known for their herbivorous diet
- This KRP'r likes his puns and putting on ice skates to play hockey in the wintertime
- This KRP'r has drawn an original cast of her own characters
- This KRP'r has great journaling skills and enjoys country music
- Today AJ made another lap around the sun meaning it is their ________!
- This staff can be found at a hockey rink when not at KRP
12 Clues: This staff is known for their herbivorous diet • This staff used to split time between KRP and YRP • This KRP'r likes roller blading and Egyptian mythology • Jared likes to get the van _____ in this KRP'rs driveway • This staff can be found at a hockey rink when not at KRP • This staff is known for assembling jigsaw shaped pictures • ...
Theseus and the Minotaur 2023-02-24
Across
- Theseus and Pirithous kidnap the legendary beauty, thus kicking off the Trojan Wars
- The highest priestess in all of Greek mythology; often gives cryptic and challenging messages
- He his kingdom to unite with Athens, so he gets Aegeus drunk and sends his daughter to seduce him
- His lion skin cloak scared all of the children except Theseus.
- A half-man, half-bull monster owned by King Minos and to whom Athenian maidens and youths were sacrificed
- A giant pig slain by Theseus
- Princess who helps Theseus defeat the Minotaur and escape the maze
- God of the sea and earthquakes; the other father of Theseus
Down
- The king of Athens and the father of Theseus
- The biological mother of Theseus
- Wife of King Aegus who tries to kill Theseus
- A mighty wrestler and bandit defeated by Theseus
12 Clues: A giant pig slain by Theseus • The biological mother of Theseus • The king of Athens and the father of Theseus • Wife of King Aegus who tries to kill Theseus • A mighty wrestler and bandit defeated by Theseus • God of the sea and earthquakes; the other father of Theseus • His lion skin cloak scared all of the children except Theseus. • ...
crossword 1 2023-01-24
Across
- Short-lived insect
- To go stealthily or furtively
- American gurnard; mostly found in bays and estuaries
- Resembling a circle
- (of gases) capable of expansion
- (Greek mythology) the husband of Medea and leader of the Argonauts who sailed in quest of the Golden Fleece
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- Optical device consisting of a surface with many parallel grooves in it; disperses a beam of light (or other electromagnetic radiation) into its wavelengths to produce its spectrum
- Something that is strikingly attractive or has great popular appeal
- A fashion in which clothes designed for athletic workouts as used as general leisure wear
- One of the chaffy scales or bractlets growing on the receptacle of many compound flowers
- A wealthy and privileged person
- A trap for animals, consisting of a heavy board or log that falls on to the animal
12 Clues: Short-lived insect • Resembling a circle • To go stealthily or furtively • A wealthy and privileged person • (of gases) capable of expansion • American gurnard; mostly found in bays and estuaries • Something that is strikingly attractive or has great popular appeal • A trap for animals, consisting of a heavy board or log that falls on to the animal • ...
Acocella/Bloom 2018-05-15
Across
- aggressively greedy or grasping
- imitate
- charm or enchant (someone), sometimes in a deceptive way
- novel dealing with one person’s formative years or spiritual education
- an incarnation, embodiment or manifestation of a person or idea; incarnate divine teacher (Hindu)
- concerned with beauty or appreciation of beauty; of pleasing appearance
- liberated; legal, society or political restrictions
- lacking interest or excitement; dull
- steal
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- deliver to a person’s custody, typically in order to be sold; commit decisively or permanently.
- a mythical reptile with a lethal gaze or breath
- a recurrent symbol or motif in art, literature or mythology; universal symbol
- all the gods of a people or religion collectively; a building in which the illustrious dead are buried or honored.
- exclusion from a society or group
- a secondary effect or byproduct that arises from but does not casually influence a process.
- decrease in size; decrease in vigor, power or extent to become weaker.
- the final part of a story in which all the threads are drawn together
- comically or repulsively ugly or distorted
- deriving pleasure from inflicting pain, suffering or humiliation on others
- untruthfulness
20 Clues: steal • imitate • untruthfulness • aggressively greedy or grasping • exclusion from a society or group • lacking interest or excitement; dull • comically or repulsively ugly or distorted • a mythical reptile with a lethal gaze or breath • liberated; legal, society or political restrictions • charm or enchant (someone), sometimes in a deceptive way • ...
