nfl Crossword Puzzles
Michelle B 2023-09-14
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- How many vehicles has Alfonso had since meeting Michelle
- Alfonso and Michelle were the first two members of their family to get a large amount of people hooked on this game
- This is the rank Alfonso was when he meet Michelle
- What month did Alfonso propose to Michelle in
- The day of the month they started dating, and also a special number in Alfonso’s family
- The the one thing Alfonso loves more than 99% of things in life
- The month Oliver was born in
- How did Alfonso tell Michelle he loved her (2 words)
- How many hospitals has Michelle worked in since meeting Alfonso
- Alfonso and his grandfather spend countless hours working on what project together when he grew up
- This street name is the location of Alfonso’s famous house party he threw while his parents were out of town
- The name of the stadium Alfonso and Michelle went to see their first NFL game
- Where did Michelle go on her bachelorette trip
- Michelle’s ring size
- One of Alfonso’s nicknames growing up
- How many months apart in age are Oliver and Ernie
- Last week the bride and groom celebrated this many years together
- This person at the wedding was the first to “unofficially” meet Alfonso and Michelle when they first got together
- The creator of Alfonso and Michelle’s most loved podcast
- How many months older is Alfonso than Michelle
- This army base was located in their favorite state that they have had the pleasure of living in thus far
- The street Alfonso and Michelle currently live on
- What is the name of the first dance song (5 words)
- This famous Netflix series is one of their personal favorites tv shows they have watched together
- The name of the town Alfonso and Michelle first meet in
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- This thrill seeking activity is something Alfonso and Michelle love to do together, have done in multiple states, and involves waiting in long lines
- If Alfonso and Michelle won the lottery tomorrow, they would build a house and move to this state
- The month Ernie was born in
- The first company Alfonso ever worked for (2 words)
- This is something Alfonso always claimed Michelle owns way to much of
- How many tattoos do they have combined
- The farthest place two of our guests traveled from to attend the wedding
- Their go to type of food to always order out
- Michelle’s favorite restaurant (3 words)
- This workout was done by Alfonso when he was in basic training and Meredith trolled him on the Facebook page asking the drill sergeants to make him do more of
- Michelle’s favorite candy (3 words)
- The first job Michelle ever had
- How many years has Alfonso been in the Army
- Arguably one of Alfonso’s most known nicknames given to him from Vera
- This member of Michelle’s family drove cross country with her when she moved out to Colorado to live with Alfonso
- A favorite activity they love to do together with Oliver and Ernie
- The nickname and most used name Alfonso calls Michelle (2 words)
- How many siblings Alfonso and Michelle have combined
- How many years has Michelle been a nurse
44 Clues: Michelle’s ring size • The month Ernie was born in • The month Oliver was born in • The first job Michelle ever had • Michelle’s favorite candy (3 words) • One of Alfonso’s nicknames growing up • How many tattoos do they have combined • Michelle’s favorite restaurant (3 words) • How many years has Michelle been a nurse • How many years has Alfonso been in the Army • ...
Thanks for coming to graduation! Sorry it’s so long and boring! 2024-05-01
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- A phrase used to describe a certain lime green couch on Cardiff road
- Team captain supreme, cherished member of The Trifecta and Cappuccino, who can’t be here today (still alive tho, just in DC)
- One of the most comforting comfort foods, esp with Stefi makes them
- The time at which Santa is coming
- In Wicked, Glinda and Elphaba hope the other is this (though they can’t imagine how).
- round bread that makes any morning better
- A great place to get fresh flowers on Saturday mornings
- UNCs biggest selling point, greatest attribute (two words)
- Greatest city in America, according to its benches
- A physiologic response to cold weather deemed “dramatic” by a certain University of Maryland Dance Team coach
- The “baby birds” who play at Camden Yards
- Pick this show, choose this show, love this show
- Abbreviation for a reality tv dating show that claims to be an experiment (it’s not, but it IS amazing).
- Sold by Charmery, Taharka Bros, the Parlour, Ben and Jerry’s, DQ, Trader Joe’s (especially in sandwich form from TJs, highly recommend) etc
- Objectively the funniest episode of The Office
- An important training tool in ballet, also sounds like a place where alcohol is served or a generic term for a standard of comparison.
- A phrase one might say when rooting for the maryland terrapins
- In The Parent Trap (1998), Hallie had a nanny who has cared for her since she was born. This character also goes on to date Martin the butler. What is her name?
- Time of todays brunch reservation
- “If he hasn’t figured out he’s [this] by now, I don’t think he ever will”
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- Before Barbie (2023), there was this Life Size doll.
- A mindful movement practice
- It’s like scrabble
- Iconic Durham tobacco company or Maroon5 song that is great for arm workouts
- Protagonist of a 7 season sit com that is not about geology
- Beyoncé and Lady Gaga made an incredible song/music video about this communication device
- If you’re looking for coffee, cupcakes, beestings, or any other treat in Georgetown, DC this is the spot.
- Legendary dancer and American idol judge who became famous as a LA Lakers dancer
- Cute beloved neighborhood adjacent to Chapel Hill
- Court sport with neon balls
- My favorite neighborhood coffee shop in Gainesville, FL that I don’t think any of you will remember the name of despite some of you visiting and others also living next door to it
- Sometimes a degree, sometimes a state
- Not red, exactly but a color/Midnight’s track more like burgundy or scarlett
- Villainous Christmas plant with the best PR team
- Sounds like the team who plays at Camden yards but is a cookie
- Jack the
- A new take on a trite reality TV show indicated by this metallic modifier. Alternative clue: beat purple!
- Steven's favorite New York Times game
- “Live from New York, Its _________ _______!”
- Paint by this is fun arts and crafts activity that doubles as a coping mechanism during stressful times
- Best frozen custard on the whole planet
- Name of the institution that employs me, or when pluralized, NFL team that certain members of the Thornton family root against as of 2022
42 Clues: Jack the • It’s like scrabble • A mindful movement practice • Court sport with neon balls • The time at which Santa is coming • Time of todays brunch reservation • Sometimes a degree, sometimes a state • Steven's favorite New York Times game • Best frozen custard on the whole planet • round bread that makes any morning better • The “baby birds” who play at Camden Yards • ...
Homies Crossword 2026-04-02
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- Last name of Nico's favorite musician
- Color of Sox or last name of a Noah hookup
- Who was the first homie to know where they were going to college?
- What color did Finn McMillan famously dye his hair in middle school?
- Most common name for Jack to hu with
- McMillan threw up in ____'s car
- Who's name preoceeded Tobias's in the Cypress's segment, "what's Jehnuinely __ mind?"
- third shortest homie
- What high school did Nico Hart pitch a no-hitter against?
- Which FOB member kissed Tobias repeatedly over winter break?
- Name of Jamie and Nico's band
- What was kailas accused of being during the "car incident?"
- Main character of Jeff Brown's children book series and name of Noah's OSU friend who transferred to USC
- What school did Serene Srouji attend?
- Offensive name given to white people or a word that often follows "Graham"
- Who added Tobias to homies in a fit of rage?
- Name of Jamie's secret sister?
- What did tobias do to rowan during lunch after Rowan made fun of his sporting abilities?
- Name of Kailas's roommate
- What school does Nico Hart's brother attend (same as Ella Greene)?
- Wesleyan is in ______, Connecticut
- How many girls has Eamon been with since the breakup?
- Name given to Rowan after his attempt at making his own alcohol
- Eamon, Woodman, and _____ won the 3v3 BHS Cypress tournament?
- Name of Jamie's girlfriend or Kai's future wife
- Mascot of Catholic Memorial
- Big Ten school that Noah's thanksgiving huzz attends
- What Northeast school does Noah's eskimo brother Demetri attend?
- Ice Cream shop where Tobias and Graham have worked
- What did Woodman do with Hannah O'Rourke?
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- In what Cape Cod town do two homies members have a home?
- Name of the Evarts dog
- What southern city shares three letters with Finn Woodman's Bulgarian ex?
- Name of Rowan's classmate and McMillan's former hookup
- Name of #1 on Noah's "list"
- Which african country starting with the first letter of Jack's gf's name has a capital city of Lusaka?
- NFL team Eamon supported as a child
- Rowan ____ Boyd
- Name of Tobias's first bf
- Who is the queen of Spotify playlists?
- What was woodman accused of watching in the library during school?
- Which homies member often rizzed up Sara Gonzalez back in the day?
- Finn ____ Woodman
- Last name of Red Sox slugger from the country Woodman was just in
- What is the last name of Jamie's former BHS teammate (soon to rise)?
- Jewelry typically found at a wedding or in Jim Woodman's sock drawer
- Last name of Ireland's highest ranked golfer
- Name of the Boyd's dog or Man United's all-time leading scorer
- How many schools has Eamon been enrolled in?
- What did affectionate nickname did Rowan give his ex-girlfriend?
- What southern city does Noah wish to live for Fortnite servers?
- In what city did Nico Hart attend his first year of college?
- Most likely to be found texting about their ex while driving
- Troy Bolton and Finn McMillan's mascot
- First Homie to get their driving license
- Pierce legend who played on Nico Hart's 2v2 team
- Name of Jack's Wesleyan friend who grew up with Woodman
57 Clues: Rowan ____ Boyd • Finn ____ Woodman • third shortest homie • Name of the Evarts dog • Name of Tobias's first bf • Name of Kailas's roommate • Name of #1 on Noah's "list" • Mascot of Catholic Memorial • Name of Jamie and Nico's band • Name of Jamie's secret sister? • McMillan threw up in ____'s car • Wesleyan is in ______, Connecticut • NFL team Eamon supported as a child • ...
NMU 2025-10-07
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- Name of NMU's current interim president
- Number of undergraduate & graduate programs offered at NMU
- Name of the Housing organization responsible for comedians, magicians, and Build-A-Buddy
- Sports complex opened in 1976, containing a gym, pool, and classrooms
- Name of the student radio station found at 91.5 FM
- Housing contests where students compete for the coolest room on campus
- Sushi restaurant located in Hedgcock
- Convenience store located in Harden Hall that sells vegan and gluten free products
- NMU had ___ thousand total students in the Fall 2024 semester
- NMU is the only university in Michigan to offer this bachelor's program
- Number of NMU student athletes that competed in the 2016 Olympics
- Restaurant serving texmex style food located in Harden Hall
- Academic building opened in 2014, named after a former university president
- Name of the museum located in the Art & Design Building
- NMU's Olympic Training Site has more resident athletes than any OTS in the country, excluding ___
- There are two of this coffee shop located on campus, and two more in Marquette
- Name of the theater on campus
- NMU's rival college
- Number of residence halls on campus
- NMU only trained students for this career path until 1963
- Number of years NMU students are required to live on campus
- NMU colors
- Name of the campus library
- Acronym for the day student organizations rake leaves in the Marquette community
- Name of Housing's 4-part leadership seminar for students
- Home of the Black Box Theater and academic classrooms
- NMU shares ownership of the Woods complex with this company
- Name of the dining hall
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- Name of NMU's Army ROTC
- NMU Alumnus was the first black athlete from any nation to win gold in an individual winter sport
- Date of the "holiday" celebrating the Upper Peninsula
- NMU's campus is ___ total acres
- NMU has this many academic staff members
- Convenience store located near the dining hall
- NMU Alumna directed this 2024 Pixar hit
- Pub-style restaurant located in the Northern Center
- All of NMU's sports are Division II except for this Division I team
- Number of residence halls in the Woods complex
- City where NMU is located
- This building is the largest of it's kind in the world
- Two former NMU football players went on to become head coach and defensive coordinator for this NFL team
- A former residence hall that now holds Military Science, History, Economics, and Political Science offices
- Most popular undergraduate major in 2021
- Notable alumni include this MSU basketball coach
- NMU holds the Guinness World Record for largest game of what?
- The building home to the offices of the Dean of Students, Admissions, Registrar, Financial Aid, and other student services
- Campus student newspaper that is always "working diligently" to bring us the next issue
- The arena where hockey games are held
- In 1978, NMU set an unofficial record for world's largest ___
- Notable alumni include this former Starbucks CEO
- Name of the bubble tea restaurant located in Hedgcock
- USA Today named Marquette, MI as the number 1 small town for ___ in 2018
- Name of NMU's mascot
- Name of the UP Heritage Museum located in Gries Hall
- The building housing administrative offices and the College of Business
- Number of residence halls in the Quad complex
56 Clues: NMU colors • NMU's rival college • Name of NMU's mascot • Name of NMU's Army ROTC • Name of the dining hall • City where NMU is located • Name of the campus library • Name of the theater on campus • NMU's campus is ___ total acres • Number of residence halls on campus • Sushi restaurant located in Hedgcock • The arena where hockey games are held • ...
Taylor's Super Epic Crossword 2025-10-24
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- Common phrase when you’re hoping for the best
- When Ariana Grande traded chart-toppers for broomsticks and ballads
- Two biscuits, one national treasure
- Resident mate who can sort an eSIM and still bring dessert
- Boy band that broke records and hearts
- The youngest to leave, but his glitter-pop legacy still echoes
- Every ex’s worst-case scenario — but some of us live for it.
- Taylor’s philosophy and a universal warning
- Blue alien built for chaos but adopted for love
- Fermented flour that turned half the world into bakers
- Served the world a story of trust, tea, and toxic fungi
- The final judgment after every call
- Arrives before everyone, reads when she can, and radiates nice energy
- The brightest planet and occasionally the hottest topic
- A court, seven players, and one very strict umpire
- One ring light away from fame or cancellation
- Home to gamers who call rage ‘strategy'
- Where Hamilton built a legacy on speed and polish
- Podcast host, conspiracy curator, and a reminder to verify your sources
- Broncos’ golden boy — or should we say, toilet boy
- She had the best of both worlds, and the worst kept secret
- What is H₂O commonly known as?
- NFL star who scored on and off the field
- The company that keeps the lights (and calls) on
- The clock that never stops talking
- Red and yellow: the true colours of convenience
- Black, white, and slightly unhinged
- The energy drink that fuels Max and domination
- Off Africa’s coast — home to real lemurs and fictional lions
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- Beach houses, heartbreak, and endless playlists
- Two years in, still collecting facts and chaos
- A web of knowledge, chaos, and cat videos
- What’s the smallest country in the world?
- Portable device that rules your attention span
- Shell-shaped symbol of Sydney’s skyline
- Dark side dropout with a redemption arc
- Precision disguised as chaos on four wheels
- Japan-travelled tech whisperer with a Swiftie soul
- Finds faults before they even appear and somehow still has time to bark about it
- A continent, a country, and a character
- Never met a reception encounter he liked.
- The Queen of England with the second longest reign
- Lights up your day and burns your weekend plans
- Where magic meets marketing
- What’s the hardest natural substance on Earth?
- Celestial or celebrity, both shine under pressure
- Swiftie with fresh ink and a Kookaburra sidekick
- Slippery when trailing, shockingly electric when winning
- Soft, fast, and always first to hop to conclusions
- Team Taylor’s specialty, bringing numbers to life
- A universe powered by exorcisms and franchise rights
- Where Christmas lights double as a distress signal
- Where tackles are louder than the commentary
- Greek temple dedicated to a goddess and great lighting
- Pop’s pink-haired powerhouse rewriting the rules
- Travelling worlds without moving an inch
- The breakfast test of national loyalty
- The band everyone mocks but secretly knows every lyric to
- Traded customer service calls for cat supervision and activations — still the calmest voice in the room
59 Clues: Where magic meets marketing • What is H₂O commonly known as? • The clock that never stops talking • Two biscuits, one national treasure • The final judgment after every call • Black, white, and slightly unhinged • Boy band that broke records and hearts • The breakfast test of national loyalty • Shell-shaped symbol of Sydney’s skyline • Dark side dropout with a redemption arc • ...
mudid050 2015-03-19
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- =急诊室emergency room
- =快速消费品fast-moving consumer goods
- =麻省理工学院Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- =全美篮球协会National Basketball Association
- =持久性有机污染物Persistent Organic Pollutants
- =美国养狗协会=American Kennel Club)
- =借据(等于I owe you)
- 苏格兰皇家银行=Royal Bank Of Scotland
- =年假 Paid Time Off
- =英国国民健康保险制度(National Health Service)
- 低价买进高价卖出=Buy Low And Sell High
- =美国住房和城市发展部Department of Housing and Urban Development
- =大老党(美国共和党的别称=Grand Old Party
- =未计利息、税项、折旧及摊销前的利润=Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization
- =缩写,缩写词abbreviated
- 瑞银,瑞士联合银行 =United Bank of Switzerland
- =请回Respondez sil vous plait
- 特种武器战略(小组)=Special Weapons and Tactics
- =虚拟私人网络Virtual Private Network
- =时间管理 Getting Things Done
- =心肺复苏术cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- =提取转换加载Extract Transform and Load
- =酒醉驾车=Driving Under the Influence
- =果葡糖浆high fructose corn syrup
- =投资回收率return on investment
- =全国曲棍球联合会National Hockey League
- 法学博士[拉丁语] Légum Doctor=Doctor of Laws
- =食品及药物管理局Food and Drug Administration
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- =注册金融分析师Chartered Financial Analyst
- =外星人(Extraterrestrial)
- =成绩平均积点 =Grade Point Average
- =理科硕士master of science
- =库存单位Stock Keeping Unit
- =克格勃,苏联国家安全委员会
- 首次公开募股=Initial Public Offerings
- 渣打银行=Standard Chartered Bank
- =美国赛车协会 =National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing
- =博士学位=Doctor of Philosophy
- =士官Non-Commissioned Officer
- =简化目录访问协议服务器Lightweight Directory Access Protoco
- 汇丰银行=Hong Kong and Shang Hai Banking Corporation
- =善待动物组织People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
- =创伤后精神紧张性精神障碍post-traumatic stress disorder
- =妇产科医生obstetrician
- =Social Security Number
- =美国高考Scholastic Assessment Test
- =战俘prisoner of war
- =美国研究生入学考试Graduate Record Examination
- =卡校验值Card Verification Value
- =摩门教(Mormon)Latter-Day Saints
- =美国国税局=Internal Revenue Service
- =家庭与医疗假(法案)Family And Medical Leave Act
- =静脉的(静脉注射)intravenous (injection)
- =全国橄榄球联盟National Football League
- =发光二极管light-emitting diode
55 Clues: =克格勃,苏联国家安全委员会 • =借据(等于I owe you) • =年假 Paid Time Off • =急诊室emergency room • =妇产科医生obstetrician • =缩写,缩写词abbreviated • =战俘prisoner of war • =外星人(Extraterrestrial) • =理科硕士master of science • =库存单位Stock Keeping Unit • =Social Security Number • =时间管理 Getting Things Done • =博士学位=Doctor of Philosophy • =投资回收率return on investment • =发光二极管light-emitting diode • =士官Non-Commissioned Officer • ...
Class of '21 Crossword 2021-03-18
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- CNA
- Takes work off "just because"
- Fashion icon
- Has worn a jacket to school every day since 4th grade
- Always brings his trailer to school
- Loves going to the races
- Is 5 foot tall
- Not Oftedahl
- Favorite NFL team is the Vikings
- Volleyball libero
- Can't remember the last time he heard his first name
- Blue hair
- Prius
- Best rapper to ever exist
- Not Meints
- Didn't want to be on Homecoming court but was there anyway
- Mom of the class
- Interested in cryptocurrencies
- Part of the Brady Bunch
- Has a white birthmark in their hair
- Only male Homecoming court member on the cross country team
- Is neighbors with Mr. Fogarty
- Hit a dinger in baseball
- 7 phalanges
- Is enlisted in the Army
- Lenny
- Plays the electric guitar
- Has a twin brother
- Owned a salamander named Randall
- Drives a minivan
- Has never gone to school with her natural hair
- Literally knows everybody
- Rodg
- Drum major for 3 years
- Will be President some day
- Could sleep all day
- "Corndog, Corndog, Corndog"
- Shaved half of her head
- Scored 38 points in a game
- Slipped on ice sophomore year and never recovered
- Was born in California
- Really likes cars
- Belly button piercing got infected
- LOVES pennies
- Favorite color is PINK
- Noah Nelson's sidekick
- Most involved in school
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- Missed school to show livestock
- Had dreads
- Unique hair style
- "Racing"
- Transferred from Garrigan sophomore year
- Got a 35 on the ACT
- Has a fake tooth
- Wrestles in his garage
- Very reserved
- Is allergic to dogs (but owns two)
- Has 6 siblings
- Llama
- Has been in too many accidents
- Only girl wrestler in our grade
- Most likely to be a Fareway manager
- Need to find her, go to DQ
- Welder
- Refuses to use plastic straws
- Horses. Lots of them.
- Has an Instagram account for her dog
- Has a thing for Australians
- Would fight you
- Most optimistic
- Owns a grandma car
- Named after a giant clock in London
- Shortest person in the grade
- The Cat in the Hat
- Always at dance
- Creator of the specialty waffle menu at her job
- Obsessed with Rick and Morty
- Broke his nose on the first day of practice
- Snowboards
- Best Zoom attendance
- Has the work done before it's even assigned (Superhero)
- Is an older sibling by 15 years
- Has been to both Alaska and Hawaii
- The barbaric
- Only girl basketball player in our grade
- Trilingual, long black hair
- Never takes her break at Fareway
- Can be found at a local racetrack
- Migranes for months at a time
- Everyone's favorite McDonald's worker
- So awkward, you probably forgot him
- Crazy good at art
- Boys' basketball manager
- Only guy in the grade with a septum piercing
- Golfs with the mentality of Happy Gilmore
- Younger artist
- Eagle Scout
- *Insert goat noise*
- The III
99 Clues: CNA • Rodg • Llama • Prius • Lenny • Welder • The III • "Racing" • Blue hair • Had dreads • Not Meints • Snowboards • 7 phalanges • Eagle Scout • Fashion icon • Not Oftedahl • The barbaric • Very reserved • LOVES pennies • Is 5 foot tall • Has 6 siblings • Younger artist • Would fight you • Most optimistic • Always at dance • Has a fake tooth • Mom of the class • Drives a minivan • Unique hair style • Volleyball libero • ...
Michael and Victoria: A Crossroads, A Crossword 2024-03-26
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- A hamlet situated in East Hampton on the Eastern most part of Long Island, this is where Mike proposed to Tori
- Joining the likes of Hippocrates, Galen, Osler, and Fleming, Mike and Tori have obtained their doctorates in this field
- Inspired by the gods, Mike studied this field for his minor in undergraduate
- Vikings slain in combat were welcomed into this majestic place, as well as students who attended New York Medical College, Mike's medical school
- What Mike likes to eat for breakfast and what he loves more than Tori
- Founded in 1881 as the Storrs Agricultural School, this organization is lucky to be taking both Mike and Tori as residents
- Translated from its Greek roots to "the treatment of the soul", Tori's chosen specialty
- The German equivalent of "mister", or Tori's maiden name
- Thought to be named for the triple-peaked hill in the heart of this capital city, this was Mike and Tori's first international destination
- The hometown of Mark Zuckerberg, this city is where Mike and Tori first lived together (and survived)
- A state as hard as rock, Mike's heart will always belong here
- The type of medicine Mike will practice, or the thing to which many of you fine people belong
- Having won two Super Bowls and five conference championships before 1984 (and none since), the Patriots decimated this team in Mike and Tori's first NFL game
- With evidence of this sport originating in Finland in 6000 BCE, it remains the only sport that Mike is good at
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- Hosting the oldest baseball stadium in operation, this historic Boston neighborhood is where Mike and Tori first met
- Our girl cat's name, meaning "doll" in Ukranian
- Gaining independence from the UK in 1981, Mike and Tori will be honeymooning on this island in the West Indies
- An MLB Expansion franchise founded in 1977, the Red Sox crushed this team the night that Mike and Tori decided to be boyfriend and girlfriend
- Our boy cat's name, named for the first man in space
- Located in the heart of Harvard Square, Mike and Tori saw many a concert at this historic venue while living in Boston
- Tori's hometown, or the joining of two parties
- Named for a deceased lottery winner from the eponymous 1998 film, Mike and Tori shared their first kiss at this Boston pub/nightclub
- Robin Williams won his only Academy Award for his iconic performance in this movie, the first that Mike and Tori watched together
- The colossus of this city was one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world, or Tori's middle name
- The first landing place of New York's colonial settlers, and the first landing place of Tori on Long Island
- The instrument both Mike and Tori played as children (and hated to practice)
- The birthplace of both Joe Rogan and Sylvia Plath, Tori's first Boston apartment was in this neighborhood
- Originally founded as a small bakery in Woodland Hills, CA, this restaurant chain remains Tori's favorite
- "Covered or saturated in liquid", or Mike and Tori's first concert together
- Home to over 200 colleges and universities, this state is where Mike and Tori went to medical school
30 Clues: Tori's hometown, or the joining of two parties • Our girl cat's name, meaning "doll" in Ukranian • Our boy cat's name, named for the first man in space • The German equivalent of "mister", or Tori's maiden name • A state as hard as rock, Mike's heart will always belong here • What Mike likes to eat for breakfast and what he loves more than Tori • ...
March 2nd Daily Crossword 2023-02-18
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- Computer hardware used for text input
- Wisconsin is known as the country's top ____ producing state.
- * What we say all the time, “I _____ you”
- What is the strongest sensory memory?
- Georgia's flower is the Cherokee ____.
- To fashion something out of wood
- This animal has the fastest heartbeat
- The Statue of Liberty is primarily composed of _____.
- Meaning the same as, of equal value
- * Famous street artist known for his political artwork
- * Synonym of angry
- What NBA team has the most championships?
- Simone Biles is a highly-decorated US______
- Displaying extreme affection and flattery(hinting: fancy word for simping)
- * The home of The Eiffel Tower
- * One of the world’s oldest spices known for its naturally sweet and licorice flavor
- The most common fear is the fear of ______.
- The 2008 Financial Crisis most directly affected the _____ market.
- * The third-most populous city in New York, along the Hudson River
- * To be sickly, colloquially used to express something’s “coolness”
- Popular ride-sharing company
- * The 26th U.S. President’s nickname
- * Form of precipitation
- A somewhat bitter, malt fermented alcoholic beverage
- This city is known for its rainy weather
- A vehicle with a single wheel, usually powered by pedals
- The world's most spoken language
- The world's most popular search engine
- These type of animals eat both meat and vegetation
- Pleasant and agreeable, usu. to describe a person
- The well-loved painter Bob ____ was in the Air Force for 20 years
- This ancient technology allowed farmers to provide water to their crops
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- This city was lost after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius
- * The King of the Underworld in Greek mythology
- * The first name of a well-known female sharpshooter(hint: last name Oak***)
- A golf score of one stroke less than par
- Lassie from the famous TV show was a _____ breed.
- Albert Einstein was from this country
- Prolific director known for films such as E.T. and Schindler’s List
- The pitted fruit processed for numerous applications, the main one being culinary oil
- _____ light is a combination of all colors in the color spectrum
- Stalker show(2018-) popular on Netflix
- The famous vacation destination, Santorini, is under the territory of what European country?
- * The abbreviation for the U.S. capital
- * Hieroglyphics is associated with the ______ civilization
- * A popular puzzle cube company
- * A mostly involuntary physiological response most strongly associated with humor and fear
- * Acclaimed rock group from Franklin, Tennessee known for hits “Ain’t It Fun” and “All I Wanted”
- A Japanese multinational video game company
- Your male dog’s name !
- The NFL team based out of Pittsburgh
- The Kennedy Space Center is located in which southern US state?
- * The induction of a person into a state of drowsy attentiveness, commonly associated with a swinging pocket watch
- * Unusually advanced or mature, typically referring to mental abilities(hint: you)
- * Term commonly used to refer to Americans, opposite of Dixie
- The most stable shape
- * The family of personal computers designed by Apple
- The 2008 Olympics were held in ______.
- * Middle Eastern country whose capital is Tehran
- Surname of a certain charismatic “Star Trek” captain
- Your favorite animal ;)
61 Clues: * Synonym of angry • The most stable shape • Your male dog’s name ! • * Form of precipitation • Your favorite animal ;) • Popular ride-sharing company • * The home of The Eiffel Tower • * A popular puzzle cube company • To fashion something out of wood • The world's most spoken language • Meaning the same as, of equal value • The NFL team based out of Pittsburgh • ...
dad 2023-01-28
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- his favourite exotic animal
- his birthstone
- no proper morning can start without a…
- his law school alma mater
- he got engaged while suffering food poisoning in this country
- the love of his life
- the best premier league team out there
- his favourite colour
- the city he was born in
- the final ingredient in a horrifying childhood favourite sandwich, alongside peanut butter, bacon, and honey
- the number of countries he has lived in
- his Chinese zodiac animal
- his favourite Canadian animal
- his zodiac sign
- despite not being particularly clumsy he walloped this person with a tennis ball big time (and he is very sorry about it!)
- his favourite NFL team despite a moronic quarterback
- no roast beef dinner is complete without this condiment
- his favourite sister-in-law
- MLK famously had one at the March on Washington August 28th 1963
- the location of a teahouse where he worked and basked in the nickname ‘perfect paul’
- the city he got married in
- he lives on this crescent
- namesake soda for one of his childhood pets
- in 1963 the first human _____ transplant was performed
- where he met his wife and changed his life
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- this liberal party prime minister was elected to office 2 months and 12 days after dad was born
- his undergrad alma mater
- a sweet treat that must never be mixed with fruit or nuts
- this dinner attendee lived on Albany ave with dad for a summer
- a Saturday morning ritual
- they lost to the Canadiens in the first NHL game he ever attended with his dad
- an animal he refused to dissect despite majoring in biology
- a newspaper that has inspired many of his Sunday dinners
- because he was born on this day of the week Monday’s child claims that he is bonny and blithe, and good and gay
- an author he met abroad
- his favourite Israeli philosopher
- a member of many bookclubs this is one of his most recent reads
- this president was famously assassinated in 1963
- the sport he played in law school
- he and Harry Potter share this trait
- a colour, a fruit, and a favourite dog
- the nickname of his boarding school town
- a business he could have started and made a small fortune in…. If he had a large fortune to begin with
- he collected these as a child
- husky the musky is a sight to see here
- a Korean war focused tv show he would watch every day in college
- something he looks forward to every Sunday from may through October
- Number one song on feb 10th 1963
- the firm he articled with
- the female half of a dynamic duo with whom he shares a us wine locker
- in this country he had a filmed freakout after biking to the top of a hill
- his favourite non-alcoholic drink
- his favourite alcoholic drink
- someone he roped into border troubles while trying to bring too much wine across the border
- father and son
55 Clues: his birthstone • father and son • his zodiac sign • the love of his life • his favourite colour • an author he met abroad • the city he was born in • his undergrad alma mater • a Saturday morning ritual • his law school alma mater • his Chinese zodiac animal • the firm he articled with • he lives on this crescent • the city he got married in • his favourite exotic animal • ...
The Hoot Crossword 10-9: Mascots 2025-09-29
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- The name of a black and tan coonhound whose legacy lives on through a room in the castle.
- The name of the best Brandeis mascot and inspo mascot for The Hoot.
- The red hat and overall-wearing mascot for Nintendo (if he isn't, he at least fixes their fancy toto toilets, and that's impressive).
- The name of this mascot is either familiar because you sign into a lot of stuff at Brandeis, or you were trying to learn another language.
- He's a clown, and I'm not talking about your ex-boyfriend, but he does bring the milkshakes to the yard and they are better than yours.
- Our actual school mascot, no really, I'm serious.
- The name of the bug on Honey Nut Cheerios who is NOT the star of the hit movie "The Bee Movie."
- And you thought our mascot was bad...look up Harvard's.
- The name of the furry animal that wants you to be aware of forest fires.
- The actual name of the monopoly man.
- This local leprechaun can always make a three-point shot.
- He busts through walls with a smile and somehow doesn't get the carpet wet with red liquid.
- He has a long beak but enjoys colorful circles...I got nothing its a cereal you'll get it.
- The red head with the braided pigtails that kinda looks like Pippi Longstocking, but make it burger.
- He thinks he's Grrrr-eat but will cause cavities in children.
- She may be just a lady and not a cool mascot but she has style (and a deal when you bundle home and auto insurance).
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- The dog that represents Target, which really should have been named spot.
- The rodent that represents the "happiest place on earth" that either shaped or ruined your childhood movie experience (some people were traumatized by Pinocchio, okay.)
- The pringles guy. Bet you don't know this one. Google it, I dare you.
- He used to serve in the army, now he serves chicken (and face).
- You've probably seen this cheetah a lot when you late night binge snacks from the C-store (if you get the cheese dust on your hands, try using chopsticks, pro tip.)
- You probably haven't bought one of his sponges to clean your place, but you should.
- This Scooby-Doo character is not a mascot, but he wears an ascot.
- ___ from state farm. He's just a guy.
- A character who is the same type of animal as question 2 but prefers picnic baskets over fires.
- Is a Squishy little guy who represents a classic pastry brand.
- ____ And Doug (insurance).
- He's yellow, he shoots lightning bolts, and he's a mouse that lives in a ball.
- The NHL team that does NOT have a mascot. Lame, it's been forever.
- The most terrifying mascot in history (or at least weird) who reps the Philadelphia Flyers.
- Apparently a "little girl cosplaying as a cat" who basically represents Sanrio.
- The beaver who represents a top tear gas station convenience store.
- Mascot of a NFL team that might be replaced by Taylor Swift.
33 Clues: ____ And Doug (insurance). • The actual name of the monopoly man. • ___ from state farm. He's just a guy. • Our actual school mascot, no really, I'm serious. • And you thought our mascot was bad...look up Harvard's. • This local leprechaun can always make a three-point shot. • Mascot of a NFL team that might be replaced by Taylor Swift. • ...
Coffee Crossword, Coffee Coffee Crossword... 2018-05-08
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- Cinema brand (5)
- __ and Juliet, tragedy written by Shakespeare about two young star-crossed lovers (5)
- The Last __, 2017 second instalment of the Star Wars sequel trilogy (4)
- British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in 1912 (6)
- The tenth month (7)
- Outdoor __, open air play, usually featuring a Shakespearean play (7)
- The daughter of a Monarch (8)
- Insects characterized by large, strong, transparent wings, sometimes with coloured patches, and an elongated body (11)
- Fictional character from Carroll’s children’s novel often described as ‘mad’ (3,6)
- Tropical plant with edible multiple fruit (9)
- Les __, musical and film based on the 1862 French historical novel published by Victor Hugo (10)
- Portugal’s southernmost region (7)
- Fictional setting for Lewis Carroll's 1865 children's novel (10)
- City in Northwest England where ‘The Beatles’ originally formed in 1960 (9)
- Mexican chain of restaurants specialising in Tex-Mex foods (9)
- Liquor which derives its flavour from juniper berries (3)
- A small pool of water used for hydrotherapy, relaxation or pleasure (3,3)
- 95 story skyscraper designed by Piano (3,5)
- Grand __, horse race held annually at Aintree racecourse (8)
- 2017 war film written, produced and directed by Christopher Nolan (7)
- An instance of a car colliding with another vehicle (3,5)
- A chocolate bar that can not be melted (5)
- Abbreviation for a popular American sporting competition (3)
- Fantastic __ and Where to Find Them, prequel to the Harry Potter film series (6)
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- Capital of England (6)
- The __ Hotel, 4* hotel based in South Kensington, London (7)
- The __, traditional pub based in Roby Mill, recently renovated (3)
- Team sport played between two teams of eleven players (8)
- A hut built of whole or split logs (3,5)
- Italian restaurant located within the Preston area (3,5)
- Imagine __, American rock band from Las Vegas (7)
- Afternoon __, introduced into Britain in 1840s, meal usually composed of sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, and a selection of sweets and cakes (3)
- The day between Friday and Sunday (8)
- Spa town in West Yorkshire (6)
- Musical __, pyromusical competition (9)
- A puzzle consisting of blank squares and into which words are written according to clues (9)
- Cheshire Country Estate complete with two championship golf courses, an award winning Spa and a three acre vineyard (6,4)
- Home to around 21,000 animals and 500 different species, located in the North West of England (7,3)
- 2016 Space Opera Film (5,3)
- __ History Museum based in London and Hertfordshire (7)
- Game of __, American Fantasy Drama based on George R.R. Martin’s best book selling series (7)
- A large village in Wigan, located on the A49 road between Chorley and Wigan (8)
- Alcoholic beverage made from the fermented juice of apples (5)
- County town of Lancashire (9)
- Little __ Primary School, educational establishment located in Skelmersdale (7)
- Southern European Country bordering Spain (8)
- Team trivia event usually held in a __ or bar (3,4)
- The Washington __, professional American football team (8)
- A member of a hostile mob in Minecraft (7)
- A brewed drink prepared from roasted beans, often flavoured and enjoyed in mornings (6)
50 Clues: Cinema brand (5) • The tenth month (7) • Capital of England (6) • 2016 Space Opera Film (5,3) • The daughter of a Monarch (8) • County town of Lancashire (9) • Spa town in West Yorkshire (6) • Portugal’s southernmost region (7) • The day between Friday and Sunday (8) • Musical __, pyromusical competition (9) • A hut built of whole or split logs (3,5) • ...
Happy 60th Birthday! 2020-11-10
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- West Liberty University mascot
- The best country music festival of all time
- Bob Seger karaoke song you sang in Siesta Key
- Movie you quoted that shocked me and sis (and we loved it) "I heard that"
- Type of fish we had in our aquarium
- Your favorite son in law
- "The monkey chased the ______ 'round the flagpole"
- Mom and I share this middle name
- Your favorite NBA team
- Candy bar that Kim tried to throw at you after she passed your office so excited to get it out of the freezer and then realized you had eaten it
- "I like my women just a little on the _____ side"
- Ice cream squares that come in a silver package
- Richard and ____ Carpenter
- "You've got to ____ an angel good morning"
- Game you like to play at the bar and always seem to win
- You sat in a tree in the cemetery covered in sap all day so you could see one of these
- You went here for a dance with your 25 cents in hand, but unfortunately the price had gone up to 50 cents
- We like to go to this bar for "one"
- Sound Grandma Ruth made to signal you to come back if you left the house without making your bed
- Cat that doesn't like anyone but you
- Your nickname
- One of your favorite bars in Key West
- One of your favorite whiskeys
- You like your beer in one of these at Traditions
- Your title at work
- Cat that acts most like a dog
- Type of tree most recently planted in your yard
- Where you can be found on the 4th of July
- One of your favorite dishes at the Mexican
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- Show in which the host uses duct tape to fix everything
- Your favorite sausages from Schmidts
- Your favorite MLB team
- Leah's middle name
- Our cat that used to sit on barstools and scratch people as they walked by
- Your birth month
- Structure attached to the back of the barn
- Your favorite beer
- Dealership you worked at in Barnesville
- Restaurant with the best parmesan crusted steak
- Your favorite NFL team
- _____ of Columbus
- City we lived in before we moved to Barnesville
- Name of the street we lived on in town
- Preshy Presh's given name
- Cat that likes to headbutt
- Weapon you and Rod used to shoot each other with in the basement
- Month you and mom were married
- Moe, Curly and Larry
- Visited this city in September 2020 with me, mom and sis
- Cat that wakes you up every morning
- Your new favorite place to hang out
- Animal that hangs around your house for the hot dog buns
- Mom, sis and Lucas's birth month
- "_____ him up!" - Rod
- Where we went for Father Daughter camp
- Best place to buy steaks
- Nicholson of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
- Most social cat that prefers her own barstool
- We used to have one of these hanging between the trees at our old house
- John Belushi's nickname in "Animal House"
60 Clues: Your nickname • Your birth month • _____ of Columbus • Leah's middle name • Your favorite beer • Your title at work • Moe, Curly and Larry • "_____ him up!" - Rod • Your favorite MLB team • Your favorite NFL team • Your favorite NBA team • Your favorite son in law • Best place to buy steaks • Preshy Presh's given name • Cat that likes to headbutt • Richard and ____ Carpenter • ...
SLAH2025 2025-07-20
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- Ready funds.
- Nail-buffing session.
- Cry to a passing vessel.
- "Beats me," in text speak.
- Yellow porous cube living under the sea, or rent free for one Philly man.
- Feed for a horse, often.
- Seeking a “Diamond Standard”.
- Soundscape for a laid-back island party.
- Bleating sow.
- More thrill-inducing than Coney Island challenge?
- Abbr. for a living space.
- A plaything, or to fiddle with something.
- UCLA SUCKS.
- Comes out late-night.
- The craft of conjuring, by sleight of hand.
- "Darn it!" in a rodent-like way.
- ___ to Joy.
- "Take heed!"
- Top-of-the-food-chain cetacean.
- Opposite of false.
- Hot gossip, informally.
- Clock part, or assistance.
- "Room" with a big top name, found in East Hollywood.
- After all this time?
- Green?
- Harmony, or a state of being undivided.
- Pleiades cluster logo.
- The one whose word is law for a semester's new recruits.
- The "light bulb" moment.
- Migrating atom, perhaps.
- LOTR, ACOTAR, NFL, e.g.
- Point a weapon, or direct one's efforts.
- Cheesewhiz.
- Instrument that sounds a specific pitch to tune an orchestra.
- The prescribed bread for a swift, ancient departure.
- Key ingredient in many a gin and tonic, perhaps.
- One who avoids, or a team in blue.
- Drunkest girl at the party.
- Enclose tightly, often to convey warmth.
- An epic or difficult journey.
- The ultimate athelete.
- Union, in Sanskrit.
- Site known for its ancient talaiots.
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- _____ points.
- Gooey’s best friend or arch nemesis?
- What many West Coast law graduates dread, colloquially.
- It comes from the center.
- Large lake.
- Cinematic device for aquatic temporal displacement.
- Seat of emotion, or the very center of something.
- Feel the RUSH.
- Outwitting a puddy tat.
- Classic board game, or a former prominent photo magazine.
- Where tan lines and bass lines often blend.
- Navigate a white blanket on narrow boards.
- That’s my ____ empire.
- Giants slugger Mel.
- "I hear," in Latin, often.
- Found in the greatest house party, or in a foundational document.
- Site of greatest b2b.
- French village where water lilies became an obsession.
- Common forum initialism for something truly hilarious.
- Hope for the ___.
- "Yes," across the Rhine.
- Antics on the links, fighting off a rodent.
- Operatic solo.
- An experience of discovery or progress.
- Disappointment, or a 'West Side Story' gang member.
- Everybody can-can here?
- Kind of brew, older than lager.
- the true happiest place on earth.
- in my pretty girl ____.
- Short-form video platform's onomatopoeic name.
- Beach, drinks, amusement park, e.g.
- Not dos.
- Crucial joint, sometimes found on a profile.
- One who sounds the charge, or the apt.
- Returns home?
- Often contrasted with brains.
- French farewell.
- Where twenty arrondissements orbit a central river.
- A stitched-on bit of sparkle.
- Long ___.
- Feigned shyness.
- Malevolent spell or a geometric prefix.
- Ingest rapidly.
- Covert operative.
- “I" in Latin, often inflated.
88 Clues: Green? • Not dos. • Long ___. • Large lake. • UCLA SUCKS. • ___ to Joy. • Cheesewhiz. • Ready funds. • "Take heed!" • _____ points. • Bleating sow. • Returns home? • Feel the RUSH. • Operatic solo. • Ingest rapidly. • French farewell. • Feigned shyness. • Hope for the ___. • Covert operative. • Opposite of false. • Giants slugger Mel. • Union, in Sanskrit. • After all this time? • Nail-buffing session. • ...
Mason Valentine's Day Puzzle 2026-02-11
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- The Bible builder who trusted God enough to start something huge
- The city where Marlin and Dory are trying to go
- The Spanish word for water
- The teleporting Pokémon who disappears at the slightest sound
- The Pokémon with as many evolutions as you have talents
- The Spanish “goodbye”
- The Bible queen who showed courage when it mattered most
- The math answer you’d get from 972 ÷ 54
- Mom, by first name
- The sky bison who’d definitely let you steer
- Many people say the best Quarterback of all time in NFL
- The rock snake Pokémon known for its towering size
- The D&D holy warrior class you’d play to smite evil
- The Pokémon who sings lullabies
- The Spanish word for the place where you learn… and sometimes teach
- The Tennessee school where you sharpen that brilliant sharp brain
- The math result of 8100 ÷ 90
- second largest city in the Earth Kingdom and the capital of one of its states. Previously called New Ozai.
- The Bible songs people turn to for comfort and hope
- The Pokémon roadblock who loves to sleep
- The fox Pokémon with a flame that glows warmly
- The Bible leader who guided a whole community toward freedom
- The Briarcrest mascot you cheer for with heavenly enthusiasm
- The butterfly Pokémon who brings calm wherever it lands
- Nemo’s dad
- Fire Nation royal and firebending master who reigned as Fire Lord from 100 AG until his abdication in 167 AG
- The Bible’s longest living person
- The charging Pokémon known for its unstoppable energy
- The sister whose creativity and courage inspire your whole crew
- The Bible city whose walls fell
- The Bible hero whose loyalty helped hold a family together
- The confused Pokémon who’s always trying to figure things out
- The Bible traveler who learned patience the long way around
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- The Spanish word for “hello”
- The turtle-like Pokémon
- Minecraft foe
- The Airbender city whose walls are considered incredibly strong
- The math result of 651924 ÷ 54327
- The tender‑hearted Pokémon who carries memories with it
- The Spanish word for a creature like S’more or Freddie
- The Pokémon psychic powerhouse
- The Bible book filled with wisdom for everyday life
- The Minecraft “electricity”
- The electric mouse
- The Nemo pelican role you absolutely nailed on stage
- The Bible kid who faced a giant with heart and faith
- The bird Pokémon who scouts the skies with sharp focus
- The Bible book you’d quote if someone asked about the Spirit’s fruit
- The kind of story Jesus used to teach deeper truths
- a retired Fire Nation general, a former Crown Prince of the nation, a Grand Lotus of the Order of the White Lotus, a firebending master, and an uncle
- The Spanish “thank you”
- The Spanish word for a dog
- The pickleball gear you use to swing
- The Pokémon fire‑breather
- Middle name of ASH.
- The tadpole Pokémon with a swirl that’s fun to follow
- The trio — Rhys, Georgia, and Anthony — who make your team complete
- The rock Pokémon who prefers floating to walking
- The desert Pokémon who curls into a perfect little ball
- The coin‑loving Pokémon with a mischievous streak
- The Minecraft block that is impossible to break through
- The Airbender
- The Minecraft tall guy who drops pearls
- The littlest brother you have
64 Clues: Nemo’s dad • Minecraft foe • The Airbender • The electric mouse • Mom, by first name • Middle name of ASH. • The Spanish “goodbye” • The turtle-like Pokémon • The Spanish “thank you” • The Pokémon fire‑breather • The Spanish word for water • The Spanish word for a dog • The Minecraft “electricity” • The Spanish word for “hello” • The math result of 8100 ÷ 90 • The littlest brother you have • ...
Our Puzzle 2024-08-31
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- A bender who can master all 4 elements is known as an
- What color was the french horn Ted gifted Robin
- Name of Susan and Mikes son (he cats called MJ)
- Alex Borstein (Susie) also played the voice of which character in Family Guy
- Who won the 50th All Valley Tournament
- Some fire benders can also master this ability type
- What is Mikes profession in Desperate Housewives
- When we went to Burlington Vermont, what lake did we take a cruise on
- What is the last name on the Chargers jersey you own
- Leslie Knopes favorite food
- Name of the miniature horse in Parks and Recreation
- Best dog breed ever created
- What does Dominic Torreto care most about
- Name of dojo Johnny Lawrence opened in season 4 of Cobra Kai
- First name of Mrs.Maisels husband
- What does DK stand for in Toyko Drift (not Donkey Kong)
- The Saville Dam which we are currently at is in which town
- Name of the powerful computer program the team looks for in Furious 7
- What pokemon does spinarak evolve into
- What part of your car was broken during our New Hampshire trip
- What location does Robin Sparkles sing about in her hit song
- Who was the Blue Spirit
- What game to the girls meet up to play in Desperate Housewives
- Who were the first fire bending masters
- Terry Crews played for this NFL Team
- Raymond Holts middle name
- What department store did Mrs.Maisel work in
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- What is my favorite pokemon type
- The club Mrs.Maisel first performed in
- Dominic likes American Muscle, what type of cars did Brian mainly drive
- What is Charles sons name in Brooklyn 99
- Andys band name in Parks and Recreation
- Name of Brians best friend who is introduced in 2Fast 2Furious
- What restaurant did we go to on our first date
- What is Barney Stinsons favorite word
- This is the esports team i support but also appears on a lot of the clothes I wear
- Name of Caesars son who was killed
- Tophs last name
- ?
- Miriam Maisel also gets addressed by this name
- Name of Ron Swansons Ex-Wife
- What city did the film take place in
- What is the name of the fictional town Parks and Recreation is set in
- What is Barneys job (this was later found to be an acronym)
- What fruit is shown at the beginning of every epsiode of Desperate Housewives
- Electric/Dragon type legendary pokemon that used to be my GamerTag
- How many sons did Caesar have
- What is Dave Williams real last name
- Amys dads favorite font
- How many eeveelutions are there
- Who is the god pokemon
- The real first name of Hawk
- Cobra Kai students are trained to show no
- Doug Judy is known for stealing this brand of car
- Marshall and Lilys daughters name (also a flower)
- Nickname everyone called Mitch
- Which ape turned bad and tried assassinating Caesar
- King of the ape colony in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
58 Clues: ? • Tophs last name • Who is the god pokemon • Amys dads favorite font • Who was the Blue Spirit • Raymond Holts middle name • Leslie Knopes favorite food • Best dog breed ever created • The real first name of Hawk • Name of Ron Swansons Ex-Wife • How many sons did Caesar have • Nickname everyone called Mitch • How many eeveelutions are there • What is my favorite pokemon type • ...
Jenn 7 2023-06-19
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- One of Jenn’s roommates
- First name of the actor of the wrongly accused character in Legally Blond
- Jenn's rarely in need of this as she practices safe sun protection
- Jenn would like the windows _____ when sleeping
- Both a city many of us have been to, and a leading actress in the popular ABC show “Revenge”
- It’s possible, specifically Nikki and Jenn together, have seen this animal, confirmation to follow
- Jenn doesn’t want a hot dog, she wants a ____________
- Someone kind that Jenn has known a long time
- Not Antz
- She saw her open for 5 down
- Where are we?
- NFL Buffalo
- A comical skit, subject an eye infection, staring “Hairy ____”
- To ensure Jenn doesn’t drink all her beers, she often tries to leave half here
- A “bad job” choice for Jenn’s MASH “___________ provider”
- If Jenn could go to any concert, it would be his
- They often cover Jenn’s feet
- I believe Grace still holds power of this
- Excited about a hat, Melina once called Jenn this man’s name
- One of Jenn’s work travel locations, but don’t try and fly there on a Tuesday!
- Favourite McDonald’s drink order
- The Drew Carey show was set in this state
- In Jenn we _____
- One of Jenn and Nikki’s adventures brought them here
- If Jenn’s throwing a party, it’s probably a
- She married him during MASH
- How many pools Jenn’s mom has
- Where kegs come from
- A 2012 Ben Affleck film
- Jenn’s mom’s name
- Jenn picked them, Grace’s “lovers”
- “He was in Ocean’s Eleven, He played Mr. 3000”
- Sometimes Jenn enjoys a Session ______
- A common Jenn saying, when speaking to Burt “That’s _____”
- One good dog
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- To describe Katie’s height, you would say she is over 10 these
- One good dog
- Blink 182 and Kardashian surname
- See 22 across
- First location of girls brewery trip
- Jenn was aboard this on September 03, 2021
- Jenn’s nephew
- NCAA star, Caitlyn Clark’s school
- Oakville residents
- Jenn really needs these
- A pleasant brew for many, Jenn included
- If Jenn's paying, charge it to this
- “No seriously, I would rather sleep on the _____”
- Jenn’s lost this and is desperate to get it back, Kingston helped "_____ gold level"
- One good dog
- A show about more than just a three hour tour
- Popular crossword cookie
- It’s all over Jenn’s car (dog)
- An absolute Christmas Classic (Queen)
- Jenn’s in ___
- Popular Sevigny carpet colour
- One nickname Logan has given Jenn “_____ Jenn”
- She claims she can beat him up
- Seasonally, she can be heard chanting this
- ____,_____ the greatest place to be in
- Jenn was 2023 June 10th ____ wrestling champion (category: female)
- Possible original Burrito makers “The ___”
- Where Jenn stayed for Katie’s bachelorette
- An Egyptian crossword snake
- Jenn has one of these
- It’s the greatest day of the year
- Many have obsessed over it, Jenn included “Golden_____ killer”
- Jenn gives these types of presentations at school
- How Jenn takes her coffee
- Jenn loves sausages, and so does this man
- Jenn’s MASH husband would be unlikely to involve himself in this type of campaign
- In one of the recent storms, one of these nearly fell on Jenn’s car
72 Clues: Not Antz • NFL Buffalo • One good dog • One good dog • One good dog • See 22 across • Jenn’s nephew • Where are we? • Jenn’s in ___ • In Jenn we _____ • Jenn’s mom’s name • Oakville residents • Where kegs come from • Jenn has one of these • One of Jenn’s roommates • Jenn really needs these • A 2012 Ben Affleck film • Popular crossword cookie • How Jenn takes her coffee • She saw her open for 5 down • ...
Maturita topics 2026-03-30
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- material used to reduce heat loss in a building
- heating ventilation and air conditioning system
- early stage of English shaped by Germanic tribes
- annual championship game of the NFL
- peaceful 1989 Velvet event that ended communist rule in Czechoslovakia
- additive that changes concrete properties
- outer protective layer of a building wall
- beer style originating in Pilsen
- boy closely connected with Santiago
- famous bell and tower at Westminster
- capital of Canada
- type of porous concrete that allows water to drain through
- European zone of passport-free travel
- political system with a king or queen as head of state
- rugby formation used to restart play after certain infringements
- old fisherman in The Old Man and the Sea
- rounded roof element typical of Roman and later architecture
- major historic complex and seat of the Czech president in Prague
- describing a state where two languages are used officially or widely
- author of Animal Farm
- Czech school-leaving exam required for university entrance
- national symbol and bird of New Zealand
- mountain and iconic tower overlooking Liberec
- London Underground railway system
- Shakespeare’s famous open-air theatre
- building where the US Congress meets
- standardised US test used for college admission
- national flag of the United Kingdom
- UK exam usually taken at age 16
- pronunciation in which the letter r is clearly pronounced
- German bombing campaign against London in World War II
- longest river in the Czech Republic
- US president during the Civil War
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- Czech patron saint honoured by a national holiday
- part of a building that transfers loads into the ground
- Roman name for London
- relating to the 1066 conquest that brought strong French influence into English
- Hemingway theory in which deeper meaning stays below the surface
- Shakespeare tragedy about a Danish prince
- advanced UK courses for university entry
- highest mountain in the Czech Republic
- renewable energy source made from organic material
- treaty that officially created the EU in 1993
- Prague hill with viewpoints and a small Eiffel Tower
- treaty name connected with the foundation of the EEC in 1957
- external Gothic support carrying weight away from walls
- sand gravel or stone giving concrete structure
- EU programme supporting student exchanges
- dramatic and richly decorated architectural style
- red flower symbol worn on Remembrance Day
- voluntary association of countries linked by cooperation and shared values
- nickname used for Liberec because of its textile industry
- Roman emperor connected with a famous wall in northern England
- simplest classical Greek column order
- traditional Māori war dance performed by New Zealand rugby players
- tiny plastic particles that remain in nature for a long time
- US holiday centred on gratitude and a family meal
- large-scale cutting down of forests
- Old English epic about a hero fighting monsters
- process of using waste materials again
- public holiday on 26 December in the UK
- bat-and-ball sport strongly associated with England
- binder that holds concrete ingredients together
- giant fish Santiago struggles to catch
- national animal symbolising freedom and strength in the USA
65 Clues: capital of Canada • Roman name for London • author of Animal Farm • UK exam usually taken at age 16 • beer style originating in Pilsen • London Underground railway system • US president during the Civil War • annual championship game of the NFL • boy closely connected with Santiago • large-scale cutting down of forests • national flag of the United Kingdom • ...
In 70 Years 2021-11-06
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- Blue and Tapestry writer, who shares your birthday
- Prior facial adornment
- No. 1 on Billboard's Top 30 Singles in 1951
- Name of the road our first house was on
- Your other life partner
- February 27th, the 22nd Amendment instituted this presidential time limit
- He is reelected to the White House 11/7/1956
- What should never be spread on a turkey sandwich
- Armistice Day becomes __ Day on 11/7/1954
- The name of your firstborn
- One of your top ice cream flavors, provided by Ben and Jerry’s
- Your mouth, when asleep
- The most expensive bean/rice/bran patty
- Lethal childhood pool snacks, provided by Bernie
- 951 NFL Champs
- Your favorite person on earth, no exceptions
- 1951 World Series Champs
- Where your presidential term never seems to end, for short
- Your big (but little) sis
- __Of Arc, or an aunt
- Offbeat NYC museum that opened 11/7/1929
- Best bud since Canarsie
- Hot thing to lay on, with “life” prefix
- In 1951, network that aired the first MLB game in color
- Your Alma Mater, if you can even remember
- You’ve been alive for this many decades
- Yankee who announced his retirement in 1951
- Your favorite vegetable
- Where you were during your college years, mostly
- Spandex garb that used to embarrass us (and still would)
- Preferred cereal soaker
- Ski town we now have home access to
- Play golf..watch golf..nap golf..snack golf...
- Person with whom you’ll celebrate on November 13th
- How we know how to find you
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- WWII veteran and all-around best person we’ve known
- Town that held the first house we lived in as a family
- Culprit in your myriad knee injuries
- What car exhaust produces…or what we produce after meals
- What I did to your BMW, backwards down the driveway
- High sodium, masculine side of your family, perhaps?
- Performed on your Bar Mitzvah video, with an apple and your Tallis
- The furthest you’ve traveled to see Jodi perform
- Small but mighty woman who raised you
- This type of elephant has a life-span of 70 years
- Level you hope to achieve in your word games
- What you make, when kicking around the pool
- Basil, eg, or an uncle
- What you’re off to play when we say “Win big!”
- Sound of Wonder
- Word with "on" or "off" when whistling or singing, respectively
- Any food's flavor cure-all
- Most practiced movement
- Favorite lunch side dish
- What we’re “thinking of” in the car?
- Seattle-dwelling nephew
- Activity in which you’re the Yoda to my Han Solo
- Morning cocktail ingredient
- The most frustrating team you’ll ever root for
- Jewish __ Night, or how you met my mother
- "Slender Soda," snack name perhaps?
- Journey of a protein snack?
- "Well off" nickname for the main nutrient your morning cereal
- All About Eve, in 1951
- Zodiac sign of your birthday
- Your first niece
- Random playlist at an insane asylum?
- The best dog to ever live
- The Menace, 1951 Comic Strip debut
69 Clues: 951 NFL Champs • Sound of Wonder • Your first niece • __Of Arc, or an aunt • Prior facial adornment • Basil, eg, or an uncle • All About Eve, in 1951 • Your other life partner • Your mouth, when asleep • Most practiced movement • Seattle-dwelling nephew • Best bud since Canarsie • Your favorite vegetable • Preferred cereal soaker • Favorite lunch side dish • 1951 World Series Champs • ...
Hannah and Kevins Wedding 2026-01-19
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- Hannah and Kevin were what age when they started dating?
- Hannah rode in a pink limo to the rodeo to see her first concert. Who was the headliner?
- Hannah's dad purchased a new suit for this wedding for the first time in ____ years.
- What dog breed was Hannah's first dog (Annie)?
- The father-daughter dance is from what show?
- Hannah's middle name
- What month did Kevin propose in?
- Hannah once replaced eggs with _____ in a cake for a science fair project.
- Kevin's parents met on an online chat room on what web portal?
- In seventh and eighth grade Hannah regularly wore what accessory?
- Kevin and Hannah's favorite soda
- Hannah's dad and brother are both Arkansas ______.
- Kevin's NHL team
- Kevin is six foot ____.
- How old was Kevin when he did his first discovery flight?
- The first country Hannah and Kevin visited together
- Who has been to South America?
- Where did Hannah go on her bachelorette trip?
- Hannah's first job was working as a ____ at Brew and Bake.
- When Kevin was in science olympiad he won a medal for building a water power ____.
- Hannah was baptized and confirmed in the _____ church.
- Hannah and her mom have a matching tattoo of what on their arms?
- The highest belt Hannah received in Tae-Kwon-Do
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- Hannah's favorite book
- Kevin grew up 5 miles away from a famous house from what movie with a different Kevin?
- Hannah is a registered _____
- Hannah's NFL team
- What color was Kevin's first dog (Zuzu)?
- The airline Kevin currently flys for
- Kevin's first job was at what home improvement store?
- Kevin's favorite TV show
- Kevin and Hannah almost got kicked of student housing because of temporary rules related to ____.
- Hannah's favorite TV Show
- Kevin attended a private ______ school for high school.
- What does the father of the bride call his stomach?
- What cookie company started in Hannah and Kevin's college town?
- Hannah's mom had to complete a _____ before Hannah's dad proposed to her.
- The name of Hannah and Kevin's cat
- The university Hannah and Kevin attended
- The bride's brother wrote and released a song called ____.
- The groom and the father of the bride have the same middle name. What is it?
- What princess gave Kevin a kiss on his second birthday at Disney?
- Kevin played what instrument in high school?
- Kevin's favorite kind of food?
- Hannah started cooking her own food in high school because her parents refused to cook ____ food.
- Kevin played what sport in elementary and middle school?
- Who use to do competitive ballroom dancing?
- Despite being a pilot, Kevin has a fear of what?
- Hannah's favorite band.
- Hannah had to write an essay on what after talking back to her dad in 10th grade.
- Hannah was president of her high school _____ program.
- Both Hannah and Kevin have Swedish heritage. What is a common Christmas drink in Sweden.
- Hannah's birthday is commonly referred to as _____.
- What brand is Kevin's current vehicle?
- Kevin's birthday is two days before what?
- What state was Kevin born in?
- Kevin's favorite band
57 Clues: Kevin's NHL team • Hannah's NFL team • Hannah's middle name • Kevin's favorite band • Hannah's favorite book • Hannah's favorite band. • Kevin is six foot ____. • Kevin's favorite TV show • Hannah's favorite TV Show • Hannah is a registered _____ • What state was Kevin born in? • Kevin's favorite kind of food? • Who has been to South America? • What month did Kevin propose in? • ...
Guess our Guests 2025-10-05
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- Win with flair
- Doormat hero?
- PR framing — or slanted tale?
- Empire State city with wings
- The other World Series game
- Beaver State
- Rhymes with nothing, famously
- Colm Tóibín novel, later a 2019 film starring Saoirse Ronan
- TV comedy segment
- Adirondack lake destination
- Chemical safety law acronym
- Pod member or huge success
- Hills not so easily seen from the 101
- Barnegat Bay neighbor of Long Beach Island
- Motto for the impulsive
- Victorious British automaker
- U.S. highway regulator (abbr.)
- Catholic educator William Joseph ___
- Closer to cloud nine
- You either fold 'em or hold 'em
- Harmonized pop music from the ‘50s
- Nobel-winning folkie
- Bear that munches bamboo
- Glass-blowing competition
- Spanish surrealist (and a cutie)
- Pink Floyd hit: "Another __ in the Wall"
- Ocean State island
- U.S. capital a mile above sea level
- Musical genre full of improvisation
- NFL record-holder with five 5,000-yard passing seasons
- Circular field or Calabasas elementary school
- Matador’s campus, briefly
- Arguably, the first Emerald City
- Scottish golf haven
- Picture-perfect Fairfield County town
- Where Motown found its groove
- Sailor’s catch for sushi
- Tolkien's epic, which makes for an epic marathon
- Complete balance, in physics
- Sport where birdies beat bogeys
- Swiss chocolatier
- John Island near St. Thomas
- Author who coined “wild-goose chase”
- 143
- Aztecs’ university, briefly
- Maryland town or comic legend
- Disney movie where Zac sang
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- Easily done
- Sherlock’s loyal listener (and at least one man's best friend)
- How a story’s framed
- Tidy (with "up")
- One behind the story
- 2000s Killers' hit
- What scores and pencils share
- The grade you learn cursive (at least in NJ public schools)
- Dream car of ’48
- Nevada’s “Biggest Little City”
- Sly animal or TV network
- Bear, in Spanish
- UN agency devoted to the world's children
- Jersey township near Ramapo Mountains
- Final ruling — or zipped-up briefcase?
- One calling the kitchen shots
- British actor who portrayed Ernest Hemingway in 2012
- One fighting for Troy—or USC
- Prep school alma mater of JFK
- One yelling "cut!"
- We got this wedding before __ 6.
- Bird who might chase a gander
- Lucille Ball's iconic 1950s role
- Pals that ran on Central Perk
- EV Tesla rival
- Prescription, literally
- Home of “Survivor” and “60 Minutes”
- Spooky patriach
- Nordic trickster god of Marvel mischief
- State capital that keeps things weird
- Kilmer of Top Gun and Batman Forever
- Group ride, or brand of one
- Penny metal worth its peso?
- L.A. neighborhood with its own country mart
- Feathered First State athlete
- Southern port city with pastel houses
- Band that checked into a certain hotel, and never left
- Sweden's royal Jagellonica, who ruled 1569-1583
- Rule-following — or guided by a manual?
- NYC area south of Houston Street
- November wear, for Michiganders
- Di's maiden name
- “Divergent” star Shailene
- Band behind “Dust in the Wind”
- E! talk show for the late crowd
- Marie Gray's initial ideas that started the brand
- Cat band leader, per Archie Comics
- Pennsylvania’s only “B”-named university town
- Kiln creation
- Striped competitors on Sundays
- Sporty bear in Boston or L.A.
- FCC's newest agency
- Roll call item
100 Clues: 143 • Easily done • Beaver State • Doormat hero? • Kiln creation • Win with flair • EV Tesla rival • Roll call item • Spooky patriach • Tidy (with "up") • Dream car of ’48 • Bear, in Spanish • Di's maiden name • TV comedy segment • Swiss chocolatier • 2000s Killers' hit • One yelling "cut!" • Ocean State island • Scottish golf haven • FCC's newest agency • How a story’s framed • One behind the story • ...
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Sports Team Cities - name the city from the Sports Teams that call the city home (NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS, CFL) 2023-01-04
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- Bills, Sabres
- Hornets
- Browns, Guardians, Cavaliers
- Giants, Jets, Yankees, Mets, Knicks, Rangers, Islanders, Red Bulls
- Buccaneers, Rays, Lightning
- Kings
- Lions, Tigers, Pistons, Red Wings
- Texans, Astros, Rockets, Dynamo
- Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins
- Seahawks, Mariners, Kraken, Sounders
- Cardinals, Blues
- Oilers, Elks
- Jets, Blue Bombers
- Dolphins, Marlins, Heat
- Spurs
- Blue Jackets, Crew
- Predators
- Blue Jays, Raptors, Maple Leafs, Argonauts
- Thunder
- Senators, Redblacks
- Bengals, Reds
- Broncos, Nuggets
- Raiders, Golden Knights
- Canucks, Whitecaps, Lions
- Eagles, Phillies, 76ers, Flyers
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- Commanders, Nationals, Wizards, Capitals
- Flames, Stampeders
- Bears, Cubs, White Sox, Bulls, Blackhawks, Fire
- 49ers, Giants,
- Jaguars
- Magic
- Grizzlies
- Cowboys, Maveriks, Stars
- Colts
- Canadiens, Alouettes
- Ravens, Orioles
- Chiefs, Royals
- Trail Blazers, Timbers
- Padres
- Saints, Pelicans
- Steelers, Pirates, Penguins
- Suns
- Falcons, Braves, Hawks
- Rams, Chargers, Dodgers, Lakers, Clippers, Kings, Galaxy
- Brewers, Bucks
- Packers
46 Clues: Suns • Magic • Colts • Kings • Spurs • Padres • Jaguars • Hornets • Thunder • Packers • Grizzlies • Predators • Oilers, Elks • Bills, Sabres • Bengals, Reds • 49ers, Giants, • Chiefs, Royals • Brewers, Bucks • Ravens, Orioles • Cardinals, Blues • Saints, Pelicans • Broncos, Nuggets • Flames, Stampeders • Jets, Blue Bombers • Blue Jackets, Crew • Senators, Redblacks • Canadiens, Alouettes • Trail Blazers, Timbers • ...
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The Death and Life of Great American Cities 2022-04-13
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- Home of Outkast, Migos, Gucci Mane, etc. and the 1996 Olympics.
- This city’s baseball team just changed their name from the Indians to the Guardians. The only city with a NFL team named after a color.
- The capital of West Virginia and a SC city that houses Fort Sumter where the first shots of the Civil War were fired.
- Keep _____ weird. Home of ______ City Limits: the longest running music series in television history, now a music festival.
- A veteran LB screamed his city's name when his team beat Colin Kaepernick’s 49ers in the Super Bowl in 2012 when the lights went out. Also the birthplace of the greatest national anthem: The Star Spangled Banner. The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum was the country’s first wax museum of African American history.
- The Twin Cities: St. Paul & _______.
- Houses the Statue of Liberty and Guitos
- Brown v. Board of Education of ______ was a landmark 1954 Supreme Court case in which the justices ruled that racial segregation of children in public schools was unconstitutional overturning Plessy v. Ferguson. Capital city.
- Extends further west than any other capital city.
- Most visited zoo in the U.S. located in Balboa Park and home of the Hazy IPA.
- Everywhere you look. There’s a heart, I hear you’re holdin onto.
- If Stuff White People Like were a show it would be _________ia. Probably Trump’s and the National Guard's least favorite city during the BLM Movement in Summer 2020.
- Nearly half of this state’s population resides in this northernmost city.
- Motor City is the birthplace of Motown Records.
- Amazon City
- MLK Jr., John Lewis, and thousands of others marched from Selma to ___________ inspiring the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Capital City.
- We have a problem.
- Home of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Hot Chicken
- First public university in the U.S.
- Violent storms and rising sea levels have caused this city to bury bodies above ground and an all charter school education system.
- This Spring Break City just announced a curfew and state of emergency after a slew of shootings this past month, but their hometown hero Ketanji Brown Jackson just became a Supreme Court Justice.
- The Brewers baseball team gets its name from being the home of Miller and Pabst Blue Ribbon. Dwight Hopkins favorite beer is _______’s Best. The city has only had 4 mayors. The first city to elect a socialist mayor in 1910, succeeded by Daniel Hoan who held office from 1916-1940.
- Home of the Masters golf tournament in Georgia shares the name of the capital city of ME.
- This city’s university is known as the pioneer of online education.
- Home of Bruce Lee, MC Hammer, Zandaya, and Tom Hanks. It's also home to the third-highest concentration of lesbian residents in the US; a melting pot within a melting pot. Founded the Black Panther Party. Home of the best fans in the NFL.
- Carrie Underwood will bust out your headlights with this city’s most famous export if you cheat on her.
- Most famous for being in two states at once.
- The name of the Lost Colony and the city where Isaac Hopkins was conceived.
- City of Oaks is a capital city known for J.Cole's Dreamville.
- I’m deadass- That little pie shop down by the crusty bodega on 15th and 7th was dumb good. Home of Jane Jacobs, whose book is the title of this crossword.
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- Michelle Wu was elected mayor in 2021, winning with 64% of the vote, becoming the first woman, first person of color, and first Asian American (Taiwanese) elected to serve as the Mayor of this city known for their baked beans.
- Houses the largest office building in the world that was targeted on 911. Michelle Rhee (TFA Alumna), the first Asian American (Korean) public schools chancellor of this city who closed 24 schools without public hearings and proposed student performance based pay for teachers.
- Ohio’s state capital named after this villainous voyager.
- Home of the NASCAR Hall of Fame, Bank of America, Lowes, Bojangles, and Krispy Kreme.
- The Horse Capital of the World is home of Drake’s favorite college basketball team. Also a North Carolinian city known for its BBQ.
- Home of the Little League World Series and this is what Peyton Manning yells before he hikes the football
- Tinker vs. ______________ ruled that the suspension of students by a public school for wearing black armbands in protest of the Vietnam War violated their First Amendment rights to freedom of speech.
- The starting point of the Lewis and Clark expedition and location the Dred Scott. Vs. Sandford case.
- The 2016 ______ Night Club shooting was the deadliest incident in US history of violence against the LGBTQ community and the deadliest mass shooting by a single gunman until the Las Vegas shooting nearly one year later.
- Students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were victims of the deadliest school shooting in US history and launched the Never Again movement to influence Florida’s gun control laws.
- Location of the Battle of the Alamo of the Mexican-American War won by the Mexican forces who killed all of the involved.
- Home of the only other 500 mile race that’s not in Daytona.
- Houses “America’s Team” and the site of JFK’s assassination and where he died in (19 Down) Hospital.
- The City of Angels hosts the Oscars every year.
- The only city in the world where you can see the Statue of Liberty and The Eiffel Tower in the same day.
- Home of the students who lead one of the most famous non violent diner sit ins during the Civil Rights Movement which lead to the Woolworth Company removing their racial segregation policy.
- the only state capital with 3 words
- The Putt Putt capital of the world that boasts more golf courses in a concentrated area than anywhere in the United States. Featured on Netflix’s Tiger King and HBO’s Eastbound & Down.
- Home of Graceland: The home of Elvis, BB King, and Johnny Cash. Inspired James Baldwin’s book, now a major motion picture, If Beale Street Could Talk.
- It’s always sunny in the city of Rocky, the Declaration of Independence, and the jawn on the hunnid.
- Wisconsin’s capital named after the fourth U.S. president.
- They put fucking pickle spears on their hotdogs.
- The Watsons go to _______ 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis tells the historical fiction story of an African American family moving from Flint that became victims of the white supremacist terroist bombing of 16th street Baptist Church
- Steel City and The City of Bridges inspired Wiz Khalifa’s Black and Yellow.
- Nicknamed the Mile High City because it sits at an elevation of exactly one mile, or 5280 feet.
- Home of NC Mutual, once the largest black owned life insurance company in the US.
- Former capital of the confederacy.
57 Clues: Amazon City • We have a problem. • Former capital of the confederacy. • the only state capital with 3 words • First public university in the U.S. • The Twin Cities: St. Paul & _______. • Houses the Statue of Liberty and Guitos • Most famous for being in two states at once. • The City of Angels hosts the Oscars every year. • Motor City is the birthplace of Motown Records. • ...
Unsung Black Heroes 2024-02-09
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- This athlete attended Brown University and studied chemistry and played halfback. He was the school's first black player, and led Brown to the 1916 Rose Bowl. In 1921 he became the first African American head coach of the Akron Pros of the American Professional Football Association (later becoming the NFL).
- In 1959 he was hired to read the news at a station in Portsmouth, VA however his face was hidden behind a graphic that read "NEWS". One day he instructed the camera man to remove the slide so the audience could see him, he was fired the next day. He later moved to Washington where he worked as a TV reporter, and then co-anchored the evening news becoming the first black anchor in a major US city.
- MLK's "I have a dream" speech will live on for eternity. This openly gay black man was responsible for organizing the March on Washington which brought in over 200,000 peaceful protestors of many different races and religions.
- This woman made history on multiple levels. She was the first black woman to graduate from Yale Law School, the first black woman to join the NYC Bar Association, and the nation's first black female judge.
- Considered the Jackie Robison of tennis, who was the first African American to compete in the US National Championships in 1950 and the first Black player to win a Grand Slam tournament in 1956.
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- Though he was reluctant to embrace the title, this musician has been called the "godfather or rap" by others. His work has been sampled, referenced, or reinterpreted by Common, Drake, Kayne West, Kendrick Lamar and many more.
- This versatile black artist had many achievements including composing musical scores, writing 15 books, and co-founding Essence magazine. In 1969 he adapted his novel The Learning Tree into a film, becoming the first African American to direct a movie for a major studio. He would later go on to direct Shaft.
- This remarkable woman fought against both sexism and racism. After being accepted to NY's Barnard College in 1929, she was told there wasn't a spot for her as they already filled their quota of 2 black students. She enrolled at NYU and earned a Master's in educational phycology. She later became on of Dr. MLK Jr's key advisers, and was the only woman activist on the platform during his "I Have a Dream" speech.
8 Clues: Considered the Jackie Robison of tennis, who was the first African American to compete in the US National Championships in 1950 and the first Black player to win a Grand Slam tournament in 1956. • ...
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BET365 PROMOTIONS 2021-03-29
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- If you place a pre-match Correct Score, Half Time/Full Time or --------- bet on ANY Soccer match and If the game finishes 0-0 and the bet loses, we will refund your stake.
- If you place a ------ bet on one of the horse, harness or greyhound races for a fixed win or a tote win and your horse comes second or third we will give you back your stake.
- If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on ------ and if you win we will increase your winnings by 5 - 70%, included matches from any Grand Slam, ATP, WTA or Challenger Tour event, Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup.
- Place an Each Way First ---------- bet on any Soccer match and If your player scores at any time during the game in 90 minutes play, we will pay you out at 1/3 odds for unlimited places.
- If you place a pre-match To Win bet in --- and if your team is ahead by 17 points at any stage, we will pay out if your team wins or not.
- If you place a fixed win on ---------- horse racing bet you will receive the highest rate from either Bet365 or SOP/Official Price on which ever is higher at the time the race jumps.
- If you place a pre-match bet on the Full Time Result in Soccer and if your ---- goes 2 goals ahead at any time your bet will be settled as a winner even if the other team ends up winning or it ends in a draw.
- If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on AFL, NRL, Super Rugby AU and Super Rugby Aotearoa and if you win we will increase your winnings by 5 - 65%.
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- If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on -------- and if you win we will increase your winnings by 5 - 70%
- If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on a full time or second half market on any ----- match and if your bet has not been settled at the end of normal time, it will remain active during extra time and be settled on the final result.
- If you place a pre-match single bet on the To Win Match market for Singles matches from any ATP, WTA or Grand Slam event and If the opposing player ------- hurt we will pay out your bet as a winner
- If you place a pre-match single bet on selected markets for Soccer matches and If the player you have backed is ----------- before the half-time whistle we will return your stake as Bet Credits.
- This market gives you the option of taking -------- Price on the Full Time Result for selected matches.
- If you place a pre-match To Win bet in the --- and if your team is ahead by 20 points at any stage, we will pay out if your team wins or not.
- If you place a pre-match To Win bet in the Men's ---and if your team is ahead by 32 points at any stage, we will pay out if your team wins or not.
- If you place a pre-match Soccer ----- Bet with 3 or more selections on the standard Full Time Result, Both Teams To Score or Match Result/Both Teams To Score markets for selected competitions.
16 Clues: If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on -------- and if you win we will increase your winnings by 5 - 70% • This market gives you the option of taking -------- Price on the Full Time Result for selected matches. • If you place a pre-match To Win bet in --- and if your team is ahead by 17 points at any stage, we will pay out if your team wins or not. • ...
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Crossword Puzzle 2: Literary Reckoning 2023-01-04
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- this NFL quarterback has won 7 Super Bowls
- a break in the normal sequence of events to relate information that happened previously
- to be able to read and write
- words that are spelled like the sound they represent (i.e. bam, pop, zip, pow!)
- nonstandard use of language; very casual speech or writing; words or expressions that you wouldn't find in the dictionary but might hear people say out loud or tweet
- when a reader uses the information from the text in combination with their own schema - or background knowledge - to deduce something that is not directly stated in the text
- this mythical animal is massive, scaley and breathes fire
- to explain all of a story or non-fiction text in a quick piece of writing; a strategy we use to do this is "somebody wanted but so then"
- the nickname for a famous actor who starred in "Jumanji" and "Moana" and also used to be a professional wrestler
- a story that creates suspense with a plot that has something missing, someone killed or some other uncertain event characters try to uncover and understand
- the story of a person's life
- the repetition of the same sounds or the same kinds of sounds at the beginning of words or in stressed syllables
- the name of a famous ship that was supposed to be unsinkable but ultimately sank on it's maiden voyage
- information or details about a real event, person, place, or time
- a global football tournament where nations from around the world compete every four years
- the condition in which what should be or should happen is the opposite of what is or what happens
- words, phrases, or descriptions that are not literal in meaning, but are meant to convey an image or idea through comparing one thing to another
- use of the same letter, sound, word, or phrase for effect
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- this man is the current POTUS - or President of the United States
- writing that is true and is meant to relate information, ideas, opinions, or facts to the reader
- this dwarf planet used to be considered the 9th planet in our solar system
- the moral, lesson, or message that the writer wants the reader to understand from the story. Sometimes in life...
- the message, purpose, or thought that the writer is most wanting to relate to the reader
- the development through vivid details (or figurative language) of images or pictures of what the narrator experiences. This visualization can be achieved through well-described sensory experiences - of sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell
- this was the first video game ever invented
- the events in a plot which build to the climax of the story
- a person's feelings or ideas about a subject, person, event, or any other topic.
- a "play on words" in which words are interchanged for comic effect
- a hint about what will happen later, usually used to build suspense
- an adjective that describes something that is easily lit on fire
- writing that does not use standard sentence structure and paragraph formatting. This type of writing often uses rhythm and rhyme as part of their structure and will have specific line length and be set in stanzas rather than normal paragraphs
- what a storyteller tells about - giving description or telling the events that are happening
- the point of view where the narrator is speaking from their own perspective
- this state was bought from Russia and is not connected to the rest of the United States
- the biggest city in the United States
- to look at two events, time periods, people or almost any two things and tell how they are alike and different
- a place where people can check out books to read and then return
37 Clues: to be able to read and write • the story of a person's life • the biggest city in the United States • this NFL quarterback has won 7 Super Bowls • this was the first video game ever invented • this mythical animal is massive, scaley and breathes fire • use of the same letter, sound, word, or phrase for effect • ...
!! DAD IS SIXTY !! 2023-01-29
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- a colour, a fruit, and a favourite dog
- the firm he articled with
- now the new jersey devils this retired team lost to the Canadiens in the first NHL game he ever attended with his dad (3
- his favourite alcoholic drink
- his law school alma mater
- the number of countries he has lived in
- the best premier league team out there
- he lives on this crescent
- no proper morning can start without a…
- he got engaged while suffering food poisoning in this country
- a business he could have started and made a small fortune in…. If he had a large fortune to begin with
- Number one song on feb 10th 1963
- his undergrad alma mater
- his Chinese zodiac animal
- a movie watching must have
- the princess of wales or dad’s youngest child
- someone he roped into border troubles while trying to bring too much wine across the border
- he and this sister shared a horse named molly brown growing up
- husky the musky is a sight to see here
- because he was born on this day of the week Monday’s child claims that he is bonny and blithe, and good and gay
- an author he met abroad
- his operatic friend
- this liberal party prime minister was elected to office 2 months and 12 days after dad was born
- in 1963 the first human _____ transplant was performed
- a _______ and pickle sandwich is a favourite of his
- the city he was born in
- a sweet treat that must never be mixed with fruit or nuts
- his favourite exotic animal
- a newspaper that has inspired many of his Sunday dinners
- a member of many bookclubs this Wallace Stegner novel is one of his most recent reads
- the location of a teahouse where he worked and basked in the nickname ‘perfect paul’(much to the chagrin of his sister Harriet)
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- his favourite non-alcoholic drink
- he met the love of his life in a…. (2 words)
- this dinner attendee lived on Albany ave with dad for a summer
- no roast beef dinner is complete without this condiment
- proust’s favourite snack with tea or dad’s firstborn
- growing up he had standard, miniature, and toy iterations of this dog breed
- a Nordic salmon dish he makes at Christmas every year
- he claims to want to escape society and count these animals in the arctic
- his favourite Canadian animal
- he walloped this person with a tennis ball big time (and he is very sorry about it!)
- his birthstone
- something he looks forward to every Sunday from may through October
- he collected these as a child
- his favourite Israeli philosopher
- his favourite colour
- the nickname of his boarding school town
- a Korean war focused tv show he would watch every day in college
- this president was famously assassinated in 1963
- the love of his life
- the city he got married in
- his favourite NFL team despite a moronic quarterback
- MLK famously had one at the March on Washington August 28th 1963
- in this country he had a filmed freakout after biking to the top of a hill
- his zodiac sign
- the sport he played in law school
- a Saturday morning ritual
- father and son
- his initials
- his favourite sister-in-law
- namesake soda for one of his childhood pets
61 Clues: his initials • his birthstone • father and son • his zodiac sign • his operatic friend • his favourite colour • the love of his life • an author he met abroad • the city he was born in • his undergrad alma mater • the firm he articled with • his law school alma mater • he lives on this crescent • his Chinese zodiac animal • a Saturday morning ritual • a movie watching must have • ...
Lost in the 80s #1 2021-07-26
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- The 1980 riot that is considered the worst in U.S. history since the Detroit Riots of 1967.
- in 1983, U.S. politician Harold Washington is elected the 51st mayor this city, becoming the first Black person to hold the position.
- in 1982, Louis Gossett, Jr. becomes the first African American to win this Academy Award for the film An Officer and a Gentleman.
- this american sitcom was a spinoff from All in the Family, and ran for 11 seasons on CBS before ending in 1985.
- Robert C. Maynard becomes the first Black person to own a major daily newspaper when he owns the majority of stock in the________ Tribune.
- Rev. Jesse Jackson becomes the 2nd Black person to run for this office.
- the name of the 1984 debut album from the artist and band that share the same name.
- 1987 saw Reginald Lewis become the first Black CEO of a billion-dollar corporation when he orchestrates the buyout of ___________ Foods.
- in 1987, the Aerosmith/ Run DMC song "Walk This Way" becomes the first song of this kind to enter the top 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.
- A Different World, the Cosby Show spinoff was orignally premiered in 1987 as a vehicle for what actress who left after only one season.
- Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday becomes a federal holiday when Ronald Reagan signs the bill in this month of 1983.
- The Oprah Winfrey Show becomes a nationally __________ talk show in 1986.
- Carl Lewis wins this many gold medals at the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympics tying a record set by Jesse Owens.
- this was the sixth studio album by Prince, and also served as the soundtrack to a film with the same name.
- this iconic record label was established in September 1984.
- in 1986, this boxer becomes the youngest heavyweight champion in the world.
- The novel "The Color Purple," written by this author wins the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1983.
- Debi Thomas wins a bronze medal in this event, the first African-American to do so at any Winter Olympic games.
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- Ronald H. Brown is elected chairman of the _________ National Committee, the first African American to be the head of either major political party.
- Eddie Robinson, coach of this university, becomes the winningest coach in college football history in 1985
- Aretha Franklin (1942–2018) becomes the first woman to be inducted into this organization.
- Robert Johnson launched this channel in January 1980.
- this director released his first film She's Gotta Have It, in 1986.
- in 1985, Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode orders Philadelphia law enforcement agents to bomb the headquarters of this organization.
- in 1988, Doug Williams becomes the first African American to start and win this event.
- The Cosby Show" makes its debut on this network in 1984.
- In 1989 Retired player Art Shell is the first Black person to be hired to be the head coach of a NFL when he leads this team becomes the first Black person to win the popular vote for the governorship for this state.
- Singer-actress Vanessa Williams is the first Black person to hold this crown.
- in November 1982,Recording artist Michael Jackson releasing this bestselling album in music history.
- quintessential 80s toy that debuted at The British Toy and Hobby Fair in 1980.
- in 1982, Journalist Bryant Gumbel becomes the first Black person to be an anchor on a major network when he joins this show.
- this play by August Wilson, wins a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony award in 1987.
32 Clues: Robert Johnson launched this channel in January 1980. • The Cosby Show" makes its debut on this network in 1984. • this iconic record label was established in September 1984. • this director released his first film She's Gotta Have It, in 1986. • Rev. Jesse Jackson becomes the 2nd Black person to run for this office. • ...
BHM Black Entertainers 2021-02-04
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- Won two Golden Globes and an Emmy Award for her role in Mannix, making her the first Black actress to be nominated in the supporting category and the first to win either award.
- In East Side/West Side
- This Brooklyn native made his directorial debut with “She’s Gotta Have It” in 1986
- This singer and actress is best known for her holiday song "Santa Baby," and for playing Catwoman in the 1960's TV show 'Batman
- The second Black man to win a best actor Academy Award, for his performance in “Training Day”
- Made history as the first African-American star of a television drama with her role as secretary
- Became a household name when he starred as the Black Panther as a part of the Marvel Universe, in the film “Black Panther,” which became the ninth-highest-grossing film of all time at $1.3 billion
- He created the Madea character, which has become one of his most well-known and fan-favorite characters to date for her sassy attitude and her representation of the protective, Black grandmother figure.
- Created by Timbaland and Swizz beats, the series invites two musicians, predominantly R&B and hip hop, to highlight their discographies in two 10-song rounds during a three-hour session.
- One of the first transgender Afro-Latinas to star in a television drama for her role in Pose. She is also the first transgender Afro-Latina to sign on as an Olay Body ambassador.
- Well known for her dance choreography and director roles, she also opened a dance academy in Los Angeles.
- This Cant Stop, Wont Stop bad boy has decades worth of influence from Hip Hop to Entrepreneurship.
- In 2015 he became the first comedian to headline and sell out an NFL football stadium for a stand-up comedy show, making history.
- Everyones "Pops" became a notable figure to the Black community and an elderly fatherlike role model. Most known for his role in Friday
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- The first black actress to receive a Best Actress Oscar nomination. In 1968, Carroll made TV history on the series Julia as the first Black actress to star on a non-stereotypical primetime TV role.
- The first Black Emmy winner and released the first platinum-selling album by a solo artist.
- Was nominated for Best Original Screenplay and Best Director Oscars for his groundbreaking film Boyz in the Hood.
- The first Black woman to win an Emmy award for Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series. The award she became the first Black gay woman to win in that category.
- This How to Get Away with Murder star is the first Black actress ever to win Oscar, Emmy, and Tony awards for her roles in the drama category.
- This "Queen Bee" uses her music to shed light on serious topics, self-empowerment and inspire hope for her fans and community.
- In 1964, Poitier made history as the first Black man to win a Best Actor Oscar for Lilies of the Field.
- Formerly a member of the rap group N.W.A, he was introduced to film after being cast for “Boyz n the Hood,”
- Black Entertainment Television, For nearly 40 years, the network has served as a premier hub of African-American-centric programming.
- The first African-American entertainer with a network television series(1956–57)
- Once a local journalist, she transformed herself into one of the biggest talk show hosts of her time, reaching 15 million people a day.
- Starred in his own television show “The Fresh Prince of Bel-air,” and has appeared in blockbuster films for the past 25 years.
26 Clues: In East Side/West Side • The first African-American entertainer with a network television series(1956–57) • This Brooklyn native made his directorial debut with “She’s Gotta Have It” in 1986 • The first Black Emmy winner and released the first platinum-selling album by a solo artist. • ...
Gag City Take Two 2024-01-06
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- Speechless
- Pickle flavor commonly found at gas stations and also on TikTok shop.
- sleepy sounds
- You're crazy if you don't like this store-bought.
- She my ----
- Pandas are really good at this.
- "Tell em to bring out the whole ----"
- The reason we'll never mess with the Titanic.
- "----- it and give it to the next person."
- Viner who made it to TikTok. Emergency Intercom host.
- Vlog Squad founder that almost blinded one of his friends.
- Jewelry
- These bitches love...
- One of those yellow things.
- Went way too hard for his Elvis role.
- The country all those pickpocket TikToks came from.
- Video you film before going somewhere fun. 53-Across's signature TikTok theme.
- What we call young kids now and their favorite hobby.
- I got my ticket for the long way 'round.
- What every woman spent $700+ on in 2023 and into 2024.
- Our Ariel
- Drake's label.
- Kim Kahdashian; Go to paht two
- Most important Chief's player.
- 1/2 City Girls; Caresha's stage name
- Segment often included in 32-Across.
- Month the Capitol insurrection took place in abbr.
- NFL man's girlfriend.
- We found out this music artist was born in the U.K. and almost got deported.
- Extremely popular music genre from East Asia; BTS, Blackpink e.g.
- The kid whose adventures you read about when you were a kid.
- The ship that started ships.
- Stallion, savage, my dream woman
- Clearly white boy of the year.
- Taylor Swift, Adele e.g.
- "Hello Dubai ( :D) I am so honored to be projected on the Burj Khalifa"
- Stage name for the catch me outside girl.
- When you get everything because of your parents.
- Swag and ice e.g.
- President of Gag City.
- Earfquake
- Freaky Friday artist Lil ----.
- "Old Town Road", "Industry Baby" artist.
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- She's free!!!!
- Your mom's Instagram.
- You thought I was feelin' you?
- To be a big fan of.
- Opponent/Opposition
- Doja Cat's new song "--- Hills"; a.k.a. pookie's song.
- See 13-Down.
- Universal term of endearment for Gen-Z.
- Adult toy that went viral.
- That's Cringe host.
- "Happiness is a Butterfly", "Summertime Sadness" e.g.; Waffle House employee?
- Our Karate kid.
- "Because the girls are gonna be serving down, -----!"
- TikTokker that went viral trying kombucha.
- Charisma, game e.g.
- Viner/TikTokker that got groomed by Diplo.
- If you see me and you tryna see what's up...
- "Let me get ---"; Full-time DJ vibes.
- Infamous water bottle brand.
- Global Gen-Z marketplace that started fast fashion.
- Blue Face's first viral hit; Kind of like a hoe but fancier?
- The TikTok makeup filter known for being hilariously glamorized.
- Oppa -----
- Jeffree Star's new career LOL
- "#euphoric will probs delete. Prob offensive" author.
- Coming for Shein's throat fr
- Skinny shot
- The feeling you get when someone does something small and it turns you off of them.
- This music artist had the best National Anthem performance.
- Drake in another life.
- Socializing during quarantine.
- Buzzfeed to Golden Globes and Emmys; Abbott Elementary lead
- Online clothing store known for having curvier models and mass influencer/celebrity partnerships.
- "Even the paparazzi team Bryce on god"
- Worst form of birth control invented.
- Where we spend all our time.
- Euphoria and Saltburn Actor.
- John B's home.
- She's the bad guy.
- 2/2 City Girls
83 Clues: Jewelry • Our Ariel • Earfquake • Speechless • Oppa ----- • She my ---- • Skinny shot • See 13-Down. • sleepy sounds • She's free!!!! • Drake's label. • John B's home. • 2/2 City Girls • Our Karate kid. • Swag and ice e.g. • She's the bad guy. • To be a big fan of. • Opponent/Opposition • That's Cringe host. • Charisma, game e.g. • Your mom's Instagram. • These bitches love... • NFL man's girlfriend. • ...
Thinking and Problem Solving Scenerios 2024-03-20
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- Anna had a suspicion that her boyfriend had been cheating on her with her best friend. She asked her other friend and confirmed that she was right and that her boyfriend was cheating on her.
- Dylan got chased and attacked by a dog when he was younger, so he claims all dogs are vicious and scary.
- The manager noticed Kate was dressed sophisticatedly to the job interview, so he picked her for the position because he assumed she was very professional from her attire and appearance.
- Ben lost his wallet, so he decides to retrace his steps, and stop by each place he visited. He stopped by the gym first, then he stopped by the cafe, then he stopped by his job where he left it at his desk. It took him forever, but he finally found his wallet.
- Chris used the pencil sharpener just for the intended use of sharpening his dull pencil.
- Anna decided to go back to her boyfriend, although he cheated on her previously, made her sad, and wasted her time. Her friends warned her he was not in her best interest, but she still decided to stay with him.
- Sally failed her physics test, so she assumed everyone else who took the test failed too.
- The basketball coach assumed Andre would be a star basketball player right off the bat at tryouts because he was very tall and muscular.
- Cameron was confident that the AP science class he signed up for would just be an easy A because he was sure he knew everything about science, but he really didn't know that much about science. He overestimated his knowledge in that subject and nearly failed the class because he was so sure it would be a breeze.
- Ann recognizes she thinks a certain way because it takes her longer to write her essay than her peers. She uses a certain thought process of coming up with what to write.
- John is a huge Atlanta Falcons football fan, and he claims that the Falcons are the best football team in the NFL. However, they had one of the worst records in the league, but he still thinks they are the best team.
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- After Mia finished watching the mystery movie, she claimed she knew all along who the murderer was the entire time.
- Madison’s friend told her the new girl was mean and a bully, and without considering getting to know or talk to her she took what her friend said and avoided the new girl without giving her a chance.
- Sally was too tired to study, and she got an A on a test she hadn't studied for before, so she thought she could ace her physics test as well without studying.
- All students who study for their physics final will pass, therefore is Micheal studies he will pass his physics test.
- Instead of cleaning her room like her mother told her to, Sabrina decided to stuff everything under her bed and in her drawers. She took a shortcut by hiding her mess instead of thoroughly cleaning her room so it would take less time.
- Blake was confident in his presentation skills, so he didn't bother practicing or preparing. He overestimated his presentation skills and ended up doing poorly on it as a result.
- When Derek thinks of dogs, he envisions golden retrievers because they represent dogs in his mind.
- Mason loves cars and groups all his favorite cars together in his head (Types of cars) Audi, Mercedes Benz, BMW, Porsche, Acura, Kia, Tesla, Honda, Nissan
- After winning 10 games of poker, he finally decided to stop because he thought he would lose all his money if he played one more game, due to keeping a winning streak for 10 games in a row.
20 Clues: Chris used the pencil sharpener just for the intended use of sharpening his dull pencil. • Sally failed her physics test, so she assumed everyone else who took the test failed too. • When Derek thinks of dogs, he envisions golden retrievers because they represent dogs in his mind. • ...
Happy 70th Birthday! 2021-04-11
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- Slept on the stairs
- Juguete que Joe regalo a los ninos cuando vinietos de campamento a Canada
- Shovel in shifts
- Acquired after Medical Building construction
- Welcome Home Ann Project
- Area Private Churchman ‘s 65th was sent to in 1829
- International Falls Horse
- Restaurante donde nos llevo el abi a comer en Teotihuacan
- Reyes Magos
- Prized summer student
- Great Grandma Emma Churchman Wakelin
- Marie had but that Robert didn't
- 15-2, 15-4
- Town Mascot as of 1971
- “Squirrels Love Nuts and So Do I” Halloween audience
- Watch at the river in our pajamas
- Mom's cake
- played CFL and NFL in the same year
- Marie’s paper route money purchase
- Your Dad visited in 1933
- Faire des trous
- NHL Covid mask
- telegram “____ bank quick”
- US store across the river
- Pattern on your mother's cookie jars
- Sent kids home for the night
- Gerard D.
- The _____ Causeway.
- Shop Easy's Big Competition
- Te recuerdo con
- Marie's around the block walk
- Best Haircut
- Dorothy and Marie forbidden entry to
- Hometown Paper
- Brother in law
- Christmas treat
- Photographed your return to 304 Victoria
- Your mom and dad's marriage hour
- Mom and Dad marriage location
- Uncle Cecil donned the
- Sportswriter who christened Winnipeg Blue Bombers
- 1960s phone answer word
- Avian visitors
- Your mom's 1960 purchase
- Uncle Joe Primeau played on this line
- Martyr killed with arrows
- Dog couldn't prevent theft of
- Aunt Betty was proud to be a ___ mother.
- Pickerel
- Scandalized the Ostrom Uncles
- Christmas Vomit
- 2019 Fort Frances Senior Division Terry Fox Winner
- Fussy eater sandwiches
- Famous Family Reunions
- Aunt Betty's “excess”
- The Big W
- Railway into Fort Frances
- Construction Curse Words
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- Library Explosives
- Mom's annuals
- Babysitter/housekeeper
- Sweaty Night in Bed
- Wakelins business
- Baby gift for Jennifer
- Smell between our house and Prices
- Cousin Leo Cecil Burns
- Baby in the photo below
- won the Rose Bowl but lost the Grey Cup
- Walk home
- A dime for 10 at the drycleaners
- 48
- Cause of Ted’s “Henny Penny” incident
- Starts Every Time
- Finder does the dishers
- Shark with a flat head
- Dropped into an empty milk bottle at birthday parties
- Allan paid 25 cents per item for
- In Dorothy's version boathouse Prosecutors will be
- Aunt Betty's father-in-law was in
- Ancient Chant of Black and Gold
- Roadrunner
- Burn’s medical condition
- Kindergarten Field Trip
- Smuggled feather
- named after a $2000 inheiritance
- Little or Forest or Craig
- Shake in your hand and shoot into your mouth
- 2019 Terry Fox Walk-Senior Division
- Rendre (du bois) plat
- Aunt Betty and Jack's front page story
- Better Black than Red
- You were saved from the clutches of
- Visited in Japan
- Mom and Dad's 1941 guest
- Singer Joan
- 5 of these
- Belgian Clue Finder
- Karen is thankful she was never told about
- Joe's __________ tours of Fort Frances
- Top student grade
- Great Grandfather Jonas Astrom famous for many
- hat was your mother’s favourite colour to wear?
- Juan Clemente Orozco
- Great Grandpa Primeau pants tearer 1899
- The Big M
- washing machine
- TiCats vs.
- Diane’s game
- A game played at recess
- There to work not to play
- Had in Fort Frances but not in Kenora
- Bravest ancestor
- Half of the nickname of 65th Regiment of Foot in New Zealand
- Your dad and Robert both almost
- Your mom's favourite roses
115 Clues: 48 • Pickerel • Walk home • Gerard D. • The Big M • The Big W • Roadrunner • Mom's cake • 5 of these • TiCats vs. • Reyes Magos • 15-2, 15-4 • Singer Joan • Best Haircut • Diane’s game • Mom's annuals • NHL Covid mask • Hometown Paper • Brother in law • Avian visitors • Faire des trous • Te recuerdo con • washing machine • Christmas treat • Christmas Vomit • Shovel in shifts • Smuggled feather • Visited in Japan • ...
Review: Current Events November, December 2014-12-16
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- Drones are changing our relationship with war, surveillance, and _______ _______
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: In 1964, the ____________________ released a study about smoking which helped change American’s attitudes about smoking.
- President Obama chose confrontation over conciliation on Nov. 20 as he asserted the powers of the Oval Office to reshape the nation’s ___________________ and all but dared members of next year’s Republican-controlled Congress to reverse his actions. His directive will shield up to 5 million people from deportation and allow many to work legally, although it offers no path to citizenship.
- The Executive Branch of the government is currently controlled by which political party?
- Dec. 7, 2014 marked the 73rd anniversary of _________, which led the United States to enter World War II.
- What U.S. government agency sent officials to question several NFL teams after former players accused the league of illegally handing out painkillers?
- If the president and vice president can no longer serve, what position in the U.S. government is next in line for the presidency?
- What country is grappling with protests and corruption following the disappearance of 43 students in late September 2014?
- What two-word term describes a political session between an election and the time when the newly elected leaders take office?
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: You can assume that ___________________ of e-cigs believe e-cigs are ________ addictive than regular cigarettes. (no space between words on crossword)
- On Nov. 4, resurgent Republicans took control of the _________, expanded their hold on the _________, and defended some of the most closely contested _________ races, in a repudiation of President Obama that will reorder the political map in his final years in office.
- What term describes a presidential change in policy that is made without the consent of Congress?
- On Nov. 24, a St. Louis County grand jury announced that it had brought no criminal charges against Darren Wilson, a white police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American teenager, more than three months ago in nearby _________________.
- In order to override a presidential veto, what fraction of both chambers of Congress must vote to do so?
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- From October to November, the U.S. unemployment rate remained at what percentage?
- Drones can fly, sense, and ______.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: _____________________ is credited with spreading tobacco use around the world when he took it back to Europe from the Americas.
- At colleges and high schools, outside police stations, courthouses, city halls and federal buildings, a series of nationwide protests on Dec. 1 maintained the momentum of those seeking justice for the unarmed black teenager who was killed by a white police officer in Ferguson, Mo., almost four months ago. The same day, President Obama said that he would tighten standards on the provision of _________ to local police departments.
- In a technological feat that gives scientists their first opportunity to dig into a remnant of the early solar system, the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission successfully placed a small spacecraft on the surface of a speeding ____________ on Nov. 12.
- What U.S. mountain range has seen hurricane-force wind gusts and blizzard warnings as a result of a storm hitting the West Coast in early-mid December 2014?
- A political party needs at least __________ have control of the chamber of the U.S. Senate.
- On the eve of a long-awaited Senate report on the use of _________ by the United States government — a detailed account that will shed an unsparing light on the Central Intelligence Agency’s darkest practices after the September 2001 terrorist attacks — the Obama administration and its Republican critics clashed on Dec. 8 over the wisdom of making it public, and the risk that it will set off a backlash overseas.
- An unmanned aircraft or ship that can navigate autonomously, without human control or beyond line of sight.
23 Clues: Drones can fly, sense, and ______. • Drones are changing our relationship with war, surveillance, and _______ _______ • From October to November, the U.S. unemployment rate remained at what percentage? • The Executive Branch of the government is currently controlled by which political party? • ...
Cannabis & Celebrities 2024-01-29
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- Political commentator, comedian, and cannabis advocate - Who hosts "Real Time with *their name*" and advocates for cannabis legalization and drug policy reform
- Iconic rapper and cannabis enthusiast - Who is known as the Doggfather of Cannabis Culture
- Actor and comedian known for his iconic roles in films like "Ghostbusters" and "Groundhog Day" - Who's known for his quirky humor and was once famously arrested for attempting to smuggle cannabis through an airport
- Actor and longtime advocate for cannabis legalization - Who played a bartender in "Cheers" and a cannabis activist in real life
- Rapper known for his love of cannabis and hit music - Who's known for rolling "papers the size of a crutch" and living the "high" life
- Actress, comedian, and cannabis advocate - who starred in "Sister Act" and co-founded a company that sells cannabis-infused products for menstrual relief
- Musician and cannabis enthusiast - Who's the drummer for Mötley Crüe and has been open about his cannabis use throughout his career
- Olympic swimmer and cannabis user - Who's the most decorated Olympian of all time and faced controversy for a photo of him using a bong
- Lifestyle guru, television personality, and cannabis entrepreneur - Who's known for her homemaking empire and partnered with Canopy Growth to create a line of CBD products for pets
- Comedy duo known for their stoner humor and films like "Up in Smoke" - Who are the original ganja-loving duo that brought us "Dave's Not Here, Man"
- Barbadian singer, actress, and cannabis entrepreneur - Who sings about finding love in a "Hopeless Place" and launched her own beauty brand
- Award-winning actress and cannabis advocate - Who's known for her roles in "Thelma & Louise" and "Dead Man Walking" and her outspoken support for cannabis legalization
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- Singer, actress, and cannabis user - Who's known for her avant-garde style, hits like "Bad Romance," and openly discussing her cannabis use
- Comedian, actress, and cannabis advocate - Who's known for her sharp wit, stand-up comedy, and advocacy for cannabis legalization and had a brief time on SNL.
- Comedian, UFC commentator, and podcast host - Who hosts "The *their name* Experience" and is known for his candid discussions about cannabis and psychedelics
- Actor known for his laid-back demeanor and cannabis-friendly attitude - Who starred in "Dazed and Confused" and often says, "Alright, alright, alright"
- Filmmaker, actor, and cannabis enthusiast - Who directed "Clerks" and "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" while openly embracing his love for cannabis
- Former NFL running back and cannabis advocate - Who's known for his record-breaking rushing yards and outspoken support for cannabis as a medicinal alternative?
- Actor, comedian, and cannabis entrepreneur - Who starred in "Pineapple Express" and co-founded a cannabis company called Houseplant
- Actress known for her versatile roles and advocacy - Who's known for her roles in "Misery", "Disjointed" and "American Horror Story" and has spoken openly about using cannabis to manage pain after cancer treatment
- Reggae icon and outspoken supporter of cannabis legalization - Whose music and message promote peace, love, and ganja
- Legendary country singer-songwriter and cannabis advocate - Who famously sings about being "On the Road Again" and smoking "On the Pot Again"
- Pop star and cannabis advocate - Who swung in like a "Wrecking Ball" and is unapologetically open about her cannabis use
- Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and cannabis advocate - Who's known for hits like "Come to My Window" and openly uses cannabis to manage the side effects of cancer treatment
- Legendary actor and cannabis advocate - Who's known for his iconic voice and roles in films like "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Lucy"
- Former heavyweight boxing champion and cannabis entrepreneur - Who launched his own cannabis company, *blank* Ranch
- Comedian,actor, and cannabis activist - Who's one half of the iconic duo Cheech & Chong and has been advocating for cannabis legalization since the '70s?
27 Clues: Iconic rapper and cannabis enthusiast - Who is known as the Doggfather of Cannabis Culture • Former heavyweight boxing champion and cannabis entrepreneur - Who launched his own cannabis company, *blank* Ranch • Reggae icon and outspoken supporter of cannabis legalization - Whose music and message promote peace, love, and ganja • ...
Pop Culture 2022-07-19
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- Netflix game
- Dances, hashtags etc
- King of the West Coast
- Live content platform
- Soundcloud rapper’s favorite brand
- Turtleneck icon
- Bigg Youtuber x2
- Game of Thrones’ domain
- Save for later
- Reject’s favorite hero
- OG mobile bird game
- Home of Japanese classic games
- Everyone’s seen it
- Chucks
- OG NBA goat
- Marvel favorite
- Celebrity scandals
- Bling era
- Download to phone
- Classic green X
- Subtle insult
- Best way to spend a weekend
- Avoidance tactic
- Home of the pink drink
- Small yellow helpers
- Fastest around
- Trendy style top
- Alternate OS
- lmk, asap, gtg, wby etc
- Zuckerberg’s creation
- Internet’s children x2
- Fast food burrito joint
- Home of princesses, Marvel and Starwars
- Yahoo
- Charger format
- Allude to x2
- Can’t feel his face
- Stoner mealtime
- Famous lady
- Classic cartoon genre
- This generation’s artist
- 5 generations of
- Guilty pleasure TV
- Where memes arise
- Word of affirmation
- Breaking ___
- A verb and slang for slaying
- Second-hand
- Go-to bev
- 2-day shipping
- 3 Stripes
- Insert sound effect here
- Kardash clan leader abr
- Former way to like tweets
- Megan’s title
- Food delivery service
- Small ball league
- Nickname for handsome actor
- World famous cat x2
- Classic, new and old
- Imposter is ______ x2
- Frogger clone
- Always lost or dead
- Rapper who loves Redd
- Triangle designer
- HBO classic
- Home of the binge
- Boy-band icon
- Vintage and current style pant
- Big Apple x2
- Second word of Netflix’s hit
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- College staple x2
- Sought after purse
- Did a full 180 x2
- Nickname for gen z messenger
- In constant loop
- Billionaire CEO
- You can’t see him
- Best kid’s network
- Famous 5
- Best if shared
- Number of reasons why
- Slang for cool or illicit things
- Famous family of sisters
- Asian pop genre
- I’ll _____ you
- Alternate browser
- BET protester x3
- Hollywoodxw
- Frequently given
- Brown ball league
- Many models of this car
- Kids channel with mix of live action and animation
- Photo format
- Verb and genre
- Party prep
- Current NBA goat
- Just ____ed
- Childish rapper
- Monogram designer brand
- Has the best playlists
- Lingo for cool
- Go-to for questions
- 100% that B
- OG TikTok
- Singer in loose garb
- Reject’s favorite villain
- You just had to be there
- Is _____ okay?
- Spicy snack
- Swoosh
- Spotted ball league
- Friend of North Korea
- Likely your parents
- Everyone’s celeb crush
- Notorious BIG’s biggest jam
- Surname of Bad Blood singer
- Revealing drama
- Used to be just ride sharing
- Known as Ye
- Famous model name
- Home of the iPhone
- Shorthand for photo app
- Bend it like ______
- Bo Burnham’s subject
- Wii avatar
- Great for short attention spans
- Iverson fan
- Orange ball league
- Classic rock legends
- Most loyally stanned
- Great but has ads
- Drama
- Generation of Disney fans
- Son of famous Smith
- Daughter of famous Smith
- Famous Jen
- Where you want to be posted
- Great show and long movie
- Historic person or broadway show
- Home of the best internet videos
- :) modernized
- Abbreviation of classic shooter
- 3 point legend
- Another famous Jen
- Worldwide celebrity athlete
- Gesture of wealth
- Instagram account genre
148 Clues: Yahoo • Drama • Chucks • Swoosh • Famous 5 • Bling era • OG TikTok • Go-to bev • 3 Stripes • Party prep • Wii avatar • Famous Jen • Hollywoodxw • OG NBA goat • Just ____ed • 100% that B • Spicy snack • Known as Ye • Famous lady • Second-hand • Iverson fan • HBO classic • Netflix game • Photo format • Alternate OS • Allude to x2 • Breaking ___ • Big Apple x2 • Subtle insult • Megan’s title • :) modernized • Frogger clone • Boy-band icon • ...
Paige's KPS Career 2025-05-19
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- Mascot-Central Elementary.
- 1995 Cartoonist Gary ______ determines that his career has went “Far”enough
- 2020 WHO declared ___________ a pandemic in March.
- Mascot-Kenwood Elementary.
- 2003 Apple introduced this web browser.
- Mascot Glenwood Elementary
- Favored radio personality to listen to while “rushing” between schools.
- 2024-Oscar for Best Picture went off with a “Bang”.
- 2023 After a “Bunch” of records, __________ actually retires from Football
- Mascot-Buffalo Hills.
- Mascot-Bryant Elementary.
- 2016 This year’s World Series Champions are hoping to be “Back to the Future” World Series Championships.
- 2022 Marilyn Monroe portrait painted by ________sells for and American record price of $195 Million
- 2005 Hurricane __________ slams the “Big Easy”.
- 2018 End of an Era as the “catalog” pages of history closed as __________ filed for bankruptcy.
- 2011 The “Game of _______ premieres on HBO.
- 1993 This gigantic hit was no walk in the Park for some movie goers.
- 2019 “Excuse Me” but this post was the most liked Social Media post at the time and will still “Crack” you up.
- Kenwood and ______ were the first two buildings where she taught regular Physical Education.
- Received her Masters from ____.
- First Superintendent worked for at KPS.
- 2011 Osama bin Laden is killed in ________.
- Mascot-Emerson Elementary
- Mascot-Windy Hills Elementary
- Received her bachelors from _____.
- 2014 This term was added to the dictionary as a term related to friendships.
- 1990 The _______ Gulf war starts.
- 1988 Actor Bruce Willis stars in _____.
- 2017 Once some “light” was shed on the Oscar “night” flub, the award for Best Picture wasn’t La La Land, but ________ instead.
- 1994 The eventually so-called “Everything Store” which starts as an online bookstore is launched.
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- 2002 Texas waitress Kelly _________ won season one of American Idol.
- 1999 Japanese artist Shigtaka created these symbols to facilitate electronic communications.
- 1992 After 29 years he wished his audience a “heartfelt goodnight”.
- Favored equipment for class.
- First car used to haul equipment and travel between buildings
- 2025 Newly elected Pope was born in __________.(City)
- 1998 The most used search engine _______ is officially launched.
- 2001 Hijacked planes are crashed on 9/11, creating the worst attack on U.S. soil since ____________
- 2013 People got the picture when Oxford Dictionary names ______ as the word of the year.
- Mascot-Northeast Elementary
- 2015 Three Billion miles from Earth, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft flies by ________.
- 1991 A World Wide event took place with the first __________ launched.
- Mascot-Meadowlark Elementary.
- 2000 The reality game show _______ Borneo is the first of 48 seasons as of Feb 2025.
- 1996 Sheep named _______ is cloned in Scotland.
- Hired by Special Education Supervisor Mary ______.
- 2009 The first cryptocurrency was __________.
- Used as secondary classroom when gyms not available.
- Mascot for Paige’s Elementary
- 2006 Nintendo introduces a game system that got gamers off the couch.
- Mascot-Park Elementary.
- First office in this building.
- Original number of elementary buildings when started teaching.
- 2010 It would “wise” to move over chalkboard, here comes the _______ board.
- 2012 Tour de France fans are weak in the knees after seven time champion ________ is stripped of titles for doping.
- 1997 Luckly, this movie’s $200 million dollar budget didn’t sink it at the box offices. ________
- Current office originally this elementary.
- First two principals, Roger Nyffeler and Tom ______.
- 2004 Harvard student creates social network _______.
- 1989 The _______ Wall falls.
- 2008 In a huge Super Bowl 42 win, the __________ ended the Patriots hopes of being only the second undefeated team in NFL history.
- 2021 Elon Musk named “Man of the Year” by _________ Magazine.
- 2007 This phone related symbol has it’s new name added to the dictionary.
63 Clues: Mascot-Buffalo Hills. • Mascot-Park Elementary. • Mascot-Bryant Elementary. • Mascot-Emerson Elementary • Mascot-Central Elementary. • Mascot-Kenwood Elementary. • Mascot Glenwood Elementary • Mascot-Northeast Elementary • Favored equipment for class. • 1989 The _______ Wall falls. • Mascot-Meadowlark Elementary. • Mascot for Paige’s Elementary • Mascot-Windy Hills Elementary • ...
Modern Day U.S. II 2022-11-28
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- In August of 2021, the United States left this country.
- In December 2000, he was knighted by the Queen of England. He is also considered responsible for inventing the modern blockbuster.
- This governmental department was created in response to 9/11 in 2002.
- It began on March 20th, 2003.
- A computer "bug" that never really happened. (Abbv.)
- In 2000, he became the youngest person to win all four Grand Slam events in golf.
- The first game of this series launched in 2003, a new game is released every year and just launched one last October.
- Osama Bin Laden was executed on May 2nd, 2011 while taking refuge at his compound in this country.
- His movies have battled numerous debacles of censorship, particularly because of violent content and racially targeted dialogue. One of his "prodigies" is Samuel L. Jackson, who's starred in six of his movies.
- They won the World Series in 2004, the first title they won since 1918.
- Attacked on September 11th, 2001.
- He was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in New York in 2001, seven years before passing away from a drug overdose.
- It released in June of 2007, there are currently fourteen of them.
- In 2000, he stepped down as CEO of Microsoft, 25 years after he created the company.
- The U.S. invaded this country in October 2001, and has resulted in the longest war America has ever fought.
- The final book of this series was published in 2007.
- It had its "Roadster" debut in 2006.
- Launched in 2001, most of you found the answers to these crosswords here.
- In 2010, one of the worst oil spills ever recorded, occurred off the Gulf of Mexico, as it spilled over 135 million gallons of oil.
- One of the worst economical declines in history began in December 2007.
- It became the first foreign feature film to win Best Picture at the 93rd Academy Awards in 2020.
- This social media site launched in 2006 and was recently bought by Elon Musk.
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- It was rebooted for a second time for its "sequel" trilogy in 2015.
- Nintendo launched this in 2006.
- He has the most Super Bowl wins out of any quarterback in the NFL.
- It launched in February of 2004, and it is the third most-visited website in the world.
- This spacecraft launched in 2005, designed to study the climate of Mars. (Abbv.)
- In 2020, this company launched the first "private" spaceflight.
- In 2009, they declared bankruptcy, and quickly became one of the largest industrial bankruptcies ever recorded.
- Pandemic that began in January 2020.
- In 2001, Apple introduced this.
- On March 23rd, 2010, Barack Obama signed this into law.
- It was kicked out of the planetary club in 2006.
- Executed on May 2nd, 2011.
- In 2008, he became the first African-American U.S. President to run for office.
- In 2007, she became the first female speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
- In 2006, Disney bought this.
- This hurricane devastated the Gulf of Mexico and later forced New Orleans to be placed under martial law.
- Government building attacked on 9/11.
- In 2003, the "Terminator" gets elected as governor of California, and served two terms before stepping down in 2011.
- One American and two Russians become the first residents of this in November of 2000.
- In 2008, he became the first Olympic medalist to win eight gold medals at one Olympic games.
- This comic strip was discontinued after its creator, Charles Schulz died in 2000.
43 Clues: Executed on May 2nd, 2011. • In 2006, Disney bought this. • It began on March 20th, 2003. • Nintendo launched this in 2006. • In 2001, Apple introduced this. • Attacked on September 11th, 2001. • Pandemic that began in January 2020. • It had its "Roadster" debut in 2006. • Government building attacked on 9/11. • It was kicked out of the planetary club in 2006. • ...
Review: Current Events November, December 2014-12-16
Across
- Drones can fly, sense, and ______.
- On the eve of a long-awaited Senate report on the use of _________ by the United States government — a detailed account that will shed an unsparing light on the Central Intelligence Agency’s darkest practices after the September 2001 terrorist attacks — the Obama administration and its Republican critics clashed on Dec. 8 over the wisdom of making it public, and the risk that it will set off a backlash overseas.
- What U.S. government agency sent officials to question several NFL teams after former players accused the league of illegally handing out painkillers?
- In order to override a presidential veto, what fraction of both chambers of Congress must vote to do so?
- On Nov. 4, resurgent Republicans took control of the _________, expanded their hold on the _________, and defended some of the most closely contested _________ races, in a repudiation of President Obama that will reorder the political map in his final years in office.
- An unmanned aircraft or ship that can navigate autonomously, without human control or beyond line of sight.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: You can assume that ___________________ of e-cigs believe e-cigs are ________ addictive than regular cigarettes. (no space between words on crossword)
- In a technological feat that gives scientists their first opportunity to dig into a remnant of the early solar system, the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission successfully placed a small spacecraft on the surface of a speeding ____________ on Nov. 12.
- What term describes a presidential change in policy that is made without the consent of Congress?
- Drones are changing our relationship with war, surveillance, and _______ _______
- If the president and vice president can no longer serve, what position in the U.S. government is next in line for the presidency?
- What two-word term describes a political session between an election and the time when the newly elected leaders take office?
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- President Obama chose confrontation over conciliation on Nov. 20 as he asserted the powers of the Oval Office to reshape the nation’s ___________________ and all but dared members of next year’s Republican-controlled Congress to reverse his actions. His directive will shield up to 5 million people from deportation and allow many to work legally, although it offers no path to citizenship.
- A political party needs at least __________ have control of the chamber of the U.S. Senate.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: _____________________ is credited with spreading tobacco use around the world when he took it back to Europe from the Americas.
- On Nov. 24, a St. Louis County grand jury announced that it had brought no criminal charges against Darren Wilson, a white police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American teenager, more than three months ago in nearby _________________.
- At colleges and high schools, outside police stations, courthouses, city halls and federal buildings, a series of nationwide protests on Dec. 1 maintained the momentum of those seeking justice for the unarmed black teenager who was killed by a white police officer in Ferguson, Mo., almost four months ago. The same day, President Obama said that he would tighten standards on the provision of _________ to local police departments.
- From October to November, the U.S. unemployment rate remained at what percentage?
- What country is grappling with protests and corruption following the disappearance of 43 students in late September 2014?
- Dec. 7, 2014 marked the 73rd anniversary of _________, which led the United States to enter World War II.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: In 1964, the ____________________ released a study about smoking which helped change American’s attitudes about smoking.
- What U.S. mountain range has seen hurricane-force wind gusts and blizzard warnings as a result of a storm hitting the West Coast in early-mid December 2014?
- The Executive Branch of the government is currently controlled by which political party?
23 Clues: Drones can fly, sense, and ______. • Drones are changing our relationship with war, surveillance, and _______ _______ • From October to November, the U.S. unemployment rate remained at what percentage? • The Executive Branch of the government is currently controlled by which political party? • ...
Review: Current Events November, December 2014-12-16
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- What country is grappling with protests and corruption following the disappearance of 43 students in late September 2014?
- In order to override a presidential veto, what fraction of both chambers of Congress must vote to do so?
- What U.S. government agency sent officials to question several NFL teams after former players accused the league of illegally handing out painkillers?
- From October to November, the U.S. unemployment rate remained at what percentage?
- On Nov. 4, resurgent Republicans took control of the _________, expanded their hold on the _________, and defended some of the most closely contested _________ races, in a repudiation of President Obama that will reorder the political map in his final years in office.
- What term describes a presidential change in policy that is made without the consent of Congress?
- President Obama chose confrontation over conciliation on Nov. 20 as he asserted the powers of the Oval Office to reshape the nation’s ___________________ and all but dared members of next year’s Republican-controlled Congress to reverse his actions. His directive will shield up to 5 million people from deportation and allow many to work legally, although it offers no path to citizenship.
- If the president and vice president can no longer serve, what position in the U.S. government is next in line for the presidency?
- What two-word term describes a political session between an election and the time when the newly elected leaders take office?
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: You can assume that ___________________ of e-cigs believe e-cigs are ________ addictive than regular cigarettes. (no space between words on crossword)
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- At colleges and high schools, outside police stations, courthouses, city halls and federal buildings, a series of nationwide protests on Dec. 1 maintained the momentum of those seeking justice for the unarmed black teenager who was killed by a white police officer in Ferguson, Mo., almost four months ago. The same day, President Obama said that he would tighten standards on the provision of _________ to local police departments.
- Dec. 7, 2014 marked the 73rd anniversary of _________, which led the United States to enter World War II.
- Drones can fly, sense, and ______.
- An unmanned aircraft or ship that can navigate autonomously, without human control or beyond line of sight.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: _____________________ is credited with spreading tobacco use around the world when he took it back to Europe from the Americas.
- Drones are changing our relationship with war, surveillance, and _______ _______
- On the eve of a long-awaited Senate report on the use of _________ by the United States government — a detailed account that will shed an unsparing light on the Central Intelligence Agency’s darkest practices after the September 2001 terrorist attacks — the Obama administration and its Republican critics clashed on Dec. 8 over the wisdom of making it public, and the risk that it will set off a backlash overseas.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: In 1964, the ____________________ released a study about smoking which helped change American’s attitudes about smoking.
- What U.S. mountain range has seen hurricane-force wind gusts and blizzard warnings as a result of a storm hitting the West Coast in early-mid December 2014?
- On Nov. 24, a St. Louis County grand jury announced that it had brought no criminal charges against Darren Wilson, a white police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American teenager, more than three months ago in nearby _________________.
- The Executive Branch of the government is currently controlled by which political party?
- In a technological feat that gives scientists their first opportunity to dig into a remnant of the early solar system, the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission successfully placed a small spacecraft on the surface of a speeding ____________ on Nov. 12.
- A political party needs at least __________ have control of the chamber of the U.S. Senate.
23 Clues: Drones can fly, sense, and ______. • Drones are changing our relationship with war, surveillance, and _______ _______ • From October to November, the U.S. unemployment rate remained at what percentage? • The Executive Branch of the government is currently controlled by which political party? • ...
Review: Current Events November, December 2014-12-16
Across
- A political party needs at least __________ have control of the chamber of the U.S. Senate.
- The Executive Branch of the government is currently controlled by which political party?
- President Obama chose confrontation over conciliation on Nov. 20 as he asserted the powers of the Oval Office to reshape the nation’s ___________________ and all but dared members of next year’s Republican-controlled Congress to reverse his actions. His directive will shield up to 5 million people from deportation and allow many to work legally, although it offers no path to citizenship.
- From October to November, the U.S. unemployment rate remained at what percentage?
- Dec. 7, 2014 marked the 73rd anniversary of _________, which led the United States to enter World War II.
- On Nov. 24, a St. Louis County grand jury announced that it had brought no criminal charges against Darren Wilson, a white police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American teenager, more than three months ago in nearby _________________.
- In order to override a presidential veto, what fraction of both chambers of Congress must vote to do so?
- Drones are changing our relationship with war, surveillance, and _______ _______
- On Nov. 4, resurgent Republicans took control of the _________, expanded their hold on the _________, and defended some of the most closely contested _________ races, in a repudiation of President Obama that will reorder the political map in his final years in office.
- In a technological feat that gives scientists their first opportunity to dig into a remnant of the early solar system, the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission successfully placed a small spacecraft on the surface of a speeding ____________ on Nov. 12.
- What two-word term describes a political session between an election and the time when the newly elected leaders take office?
- Drones can fly, sense, and ______.
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- If the president and vice president can no longer serve, what position in the U.S. government is next in line for the presidency?
- At colleges and high schools, outside police stations, courthouses, city halls and federal buildings, a series of nationwide protests on Dec. 1 maintained the momentum of those seeking justice for the unarmed black teenager who was killed by a white police officer in Ferguson, Mo., almost four months ago. The same day, President Obama said that he would tighten standards on the provision of _________ to local police departments.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: _____________________ is credited with spreading tobacco use around the world when he took it back to Europe from the Americas.
- What term describes a presidential change in policy that is made without the consent of Congress?
- What U.S. government agency sent officials to question several NFL teams after former players accused the league of illegally handing out painkillers?
- An unmanned aircraft or ship that can navigate autonomously, without human control or beyond line of sight.
- What U.S. mountain range has seen hurricane-force wind gusts and blizzard warnings as a result of a storm hitting the West Coast in early-mid December 2014?
- On the eve of a long-awaited Senate report on the use of _________ by the United States government — a detailed account that will shed an unsparing light on the Central Intelligence Agency’s darkest practices after the September 2001 terrorist attacks — the Obama administration and its Republican critics clashed on Dec. 8 over the wisdom of making it public, and the risk that it will set off a backlash overseas.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: In 1964, the ____________________ released a study about smoking which helped change American’s attitudes about smoking.
- From the article, “Kicking the Habit”: You can assume that ___________________ of e-cigs believe e-cigs are ________ addictive than regular cigarettes. (no space between words on crossword)
- What country is grappling with protests and corruption following the disappearance of 43 students in late September 2014?
23 Clues: Drones can fly, sense, and ______. • Drones are changing our relationship with war, surveillance, and _______ _______ • From October to November, the U.S. unemployment rate remained at what percentage? • The Executive Branch of the government is currently controlled by which political party? • ...
Black History in Video Games 2025-12-23
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- Reggie Fils-Aimé is the former president of this gaming company
- The main character from the Gothic fantasy action-adventure game South of Midnight by Compulsion Games
- Referred to as the first Black female game developer, Muriel ______
- Stanley Pierre-Louis is the current CEO and president of this company that formerly organized and presented the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3)
- One of the most prominent playable Black characters from the Kombat focused fighting game
- The founder of R. Talsorian Games who has worked in several capacities on video games including Cyberpunk 2077, Mike ________
- Inventor of the Imagination Machine, the first combined home video game console and personal computer, Ed _____
- The nickname for Alice Washington who installed printed circuit boards into arcade game cabinets on the Atari production lines at the height of the 80s
- The protagonist of Watch Dogs 2, he helped break the mold of Black male characters that were usually portrayed in video games
- Jerry Lawson is considered the father of this invention with his console the Fairchild Channel F being the first to have interchangeable _______
- Dr. Gladys Mae West's contribution and development of this navigation system helped to create location-based games
- Maniac _______ was the one of first video games to feature a Black protagonist
- The personal care brand that in partnership with the Open Source Afro Hair Library created the Code My Crown initiative that aims to improve accurate representation of Black hair in video games
- The game series created by solo game developer Neil Jones
- Black and White introduced Lenora, Iris, and Marshall which marked a significant moment regarding representation for this pocket monster franchise
- The CEO and Founder of Black Girl Gamers, Jay-Ann _____
- A Professor of Racial Justice and Technology in the School of Information at the University of Michigan best known for her research in technology, gaming, race and gender, Dr. Kishonna L. ____
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- An award winning game designer and the creator of Hair Nah; also helped create the Google Doodle of Jerry Lawson in 2022
- The first playable Black American female character in the Street Fighter series
- Ebonix is the founder of mods that helped redefine representation in this popular life simulation game series
- The current president of Blizzard Entertainment, _______ Faries
- Urban _____ featured the first Black female protagonist in a video game
- Tony Barnes worked as a producer and designer of this game series of military shooters from the 90s
- Developed by Kiro’o Games, this is one of the first high-profile African-made video games to gain international attention
- Sarah Bond was promoted as president of this gaming brand in 2023
- A professional E-Sports player known for 8 EVO titles in 5 different franchises; formerly the highest paid fighting game Esports player
- Roy Clay Sr, often referred to as one of the Fathers of The Video Game Industry, contributed to creating this to help one of the first successful video games Computer Space
- Heavyweight _______ , developed and published by SEGA in 1976 was the first video game to feature a Black character
- Gordan Bellamy worked both '95 and '96 editions of this popular NFL game as a game designer and associate producer
- Strange ______ is the game studio founded by Xalavier Nelson Jr.; games by the studio include I Am Your Beast and El Paso, Elsewhere
- This paper-thin dog helped bring together hip-hop culture into gaming in this iconic rhythm game from 1996
- Video game composer and Technical Music Designer who has worked on I Can't Escape and The Thing: Remastered , Chase ______
32 Clues: The CEO and Founder of Black Girl Gamers, Jay-Ann _____ • The game series created by solo game developer Neil Jones • The current president of Blizzard Entertainment, _______ Faries • Reggie Fils-Aimé is the former president of this gaming company • Sarah Bond was promoted as president of this gaming brand in 2023 • ...
Your Daddy Big Crossword 2025-12-08
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- "something a burglar would not want to see when he breaks into a house"
- highly rated adult game
- don's alt
- game waiting on jacob
- reason we got back into fortnite (season theme)
- desc. of louis or jacob
- trend louis and jack's current pfps is based on
- find a lot of this in rochester
- ___ raiders, game louis and jacob tried
- zach's future alma mater
- foster's pfp
- 2001 movie where martin lawrence invents drive thrus
- alternative month with two server birthdays
- confectionery item Will might come home covered in
- infamous photos of don in the mirror
- simulator game where don prefired
- permanent monkey on jack
- reason whit won't throw banana peel on the ground in the wild
- chain restaurant that employed jacob
- joaquin phoenix ai movie
- jack's alma mater
- jacob favorite band
- deadlock character mained by jacob
- month with two server birthdays
- foster's love island crush
- game don has started like 50 times
- naked __ rat
- plays on his grandson's computer
- food jacob swears is good in the shower
- esport jacob and don joined with their roommate
- jacob's favorite chalamet flick
- game loved by jacob zach and sam
- university of don jacob sarah and liam
- horse racing game
- foster claims zach cheats at this game
- game waiting on jack
- type of cheeseburger in jacob's name
- gamemode foster created a server for
- post this when you masturbing character
- deadlock character mained by will
- covid-era social deduction game
- jacob's new school
- game where jacob and ryan shared a vomit bucket
- anime character or car brand
- classic don youtube video about this character
- old mmo foster wanted to play recently
- arist loved by jacob louis and jack but also performative matcha drinkers
- type of sandwich sam thinks jack should get
- event that happens every friday
- don favorite nfl team
- game whit will only play offline
- competitive bird shooter releasing soon
- don's college sport
- LoL auto battler
- speed song
- replacement for popular subscription based mmo
- racial slur replacement
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- liam's favorite band
- LoL character mained by sarah
- zach's home country
- deli meat jewish people avoid
- perry caravello movie
- new mountain-climbing game
- jacob favorite nba team
- deadlock character mained by don
- game loved by lucas
- ___ ___ charlie kirk we carry the flame
- louis favorite band
- accidental racist server name
- don's second minecraft account
- jack's new country
- abb. of classic animal auto battler
- don's new city
- city or game company
- a giant one makes all of the rules
- sports league with jacob jack and dabes
- jacob's league main
- game foster has been grinding
- robot lethal-like
- nara's father and grandfather are one of these
- daily game hated by louis
- sam's twin
- 2026 trip destination
- focus of jacob's parody song
- character who withered away after a session or tow
- location-based game
- chain restaurant zach met jacob at in DC
- don's league main
- foster's mom's phone number
- social deduction game with ties to dabes
- mascot of jacob's school
- substance jacob can't have
- "___ n ___ kingdom, steve"
- whit's home state
- game recently learned by dabes
- Game louis is dying to play
- outdoorsy group many server members belonged to
- louis halloween costume
- animal loved by don
- whit's employer
- louis name in DND
- ___ wars day is jacob's birthday
- your daddy big _
- sound repeated by freddy
- hobby for zach but career for sarah
105 Clues: don's alt • sam's twin • speed song • foster's pfp • naked __ rat • don's new city • whit's employer • your daddy big _ • LoL auto battler • jack's alma mater • robot lethal-like • horse racing game • don's league main • whit's home state • louis name in DND • jack's new country • jacob's new school • zach's home country • game loved by lucas • louis favorite band • jacob favorite band • jacob's league main • ...
2024 Staculty Christmas Crossword 2024-12-20
Across
- For five years at my old job, I received a Christmas bonus check signed by Ioannes Paulus II.
- I was inducted into my high school's athletic hall of fame.
- I had yarn parties in college where we would drink tea and knit or crochet together.
- As a middle schooler, I tried to do the worm on ice, went the wrong way, and split my chin open.
- I was on an episode of HGTV.
- Is expecting a baby in 2025!
- I have an Irish twin who got married recently.
- Jen Kilmer used to drive me to school.
- I have 65 numbers of pi memorized.
- Overcame her stagefright by speaking to an audience of over one thousand people.
- Between 2nd and 5th grade, I wore a winter hat every day, including to sleep, under my batting helmet for softball, at school, and during the summer time.
- I performed in front of 80,000 people (several instances) throughout my college career and at several stadiums (Mercedes-Benz Stadium and Raymond James Stadium, to name a few NFL stadiums).
- I went hiking in Patagonia in 2022 and really enjoyed it.
- I held a certified pesticide applicator's license in Maryland for over 10 years.
- When I was in middle school there was a communist revolution in my country that affected the education system. For example: in school, we were required to spend 4h a week in “Production”. Producing something with our hands!
- When asked by a representative of the CIA where Ouagadougou is, I of the 200 people asked knew.
- I once recreated the entire intro to the show Murder She Wrote starring Angela Lansbury frame by frame!
- I wanted to be an archaeologist.
- If family lore is correct, I am descended from King Robert the Bruce of Scotland.
- I became a docent tour guide at a colonial tavern museum when I was 12 years old.
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- I can only snap with my left hand.
- I’m the youngest of 10 with 6 sisters and 3 brothers.
- Growing up, one of my favorite summer activities was to ride mini-motorcycles with my cousins through the woods behind my family’s cottage.
- Once when I was whale hunting my leg was destroyed by the very whale I was chasing, and now I am sailing once again on a quest of vengeance--but don't tell the rest of the crew. They think we are actually hunting for whales.
- When I started working at the school there was a confusion with my name and on the first and second floors they called me by a different name! So they thought they were two different people but it was just me and they realized this almost a year later :-)
- For one month, she was a member of her university's croquet team, which existed solely to support US Hall of Fame player, Jacques Fournier.
- I used to work as a bouncer at a bar.
- I once played a man in a terrible college production of Les Misérables.
- Jimmy Durante told my grandfather "You're the first guy I have met with a bigger nose than me!"
- I moved a lot as a kid and was in 5 different schools by 5th grade.
- I took a group of my students from Kenya to Germany for 6 weeks.
- "Ran" the Honolulu Marathon as a stowaway in Mom's belly.
- I went to a different school every year from freshman year of high school to sophomore year of college (6 schools in 6 years).
- I got locked in a cage with a dozen wolverines.
- I love to read the Bible.
- The first time I ever played 18 holes of golf was in Scotland.
- My first nickname was chinita.
- In one of my behavioral psychology classes, I trained a fish to do tricks like swimming through a hoop and pushing a ball with its nose.
- I had a root canal when I was 5! Oof!
- My sister lives in a town that is not on any map for some reason (Downingtown, PA).
40 Clues: I love to read the Bible. • I was on an episode of HGTV. • Is expecting a baby in 2025! • My first nickname was chinita. • I wanted to be an archaeologist. • I can only snap with my left hand. • I have 65 numbers of pi memorized. • I used to work as a bouncer at a bar. • I had a root canal when I was 5! Oof! • Jen Kilmer used to drive me to school. • ...
A crossword, for your vigor. 2025-10-27
Across
- Bachmeier of the Big 12, currently leading his team on an undefeated season.
- They lead the country in time of possession, to the surprise of no one.
- Nation’s leading scoring defense, allowing 3.6 PPG less than 2nd place Oklahoma.
- Night of the week in November where you can learn which mediocre SEC team the CFP Committee wants to credit more than an undefeated Navy.
- Seeing fewer of these articles of clothing on the backs of men in empty student sections across the country.
- PJ Fleck’s nautical mantra used during his tenure at Western Michigan and Minnesota.
- Time of the day where you can often find Ohio State carrying the water of the Big Ten on Fox.
- CUSA School where Diego Pavia got his start.
- Gus Johnson’s nickname for sideline reporter Jenny Taft, the AAG
- This radical group of Buckeyes can be credited with lighting the fire under Ryan Day, even if it was through abhorrent intimidation and fear; song by Red Rider.
- The winners of the Tennessee Alabama game traditionally enjoy one of these after the game.
- The most powerful man in Lubbock, his efforts (money) in NIL deals have overhauled the Red Raiders roster and have them within reach of the Playoff.
- A school must win 6 games to reach a bowl game, but they can still squeak in with 5 if there aren’t enough eligible teams and they have the highest of this metric among other 5 win teams.
- Two Big Ten schools play for a trophy bearing his likeness, and two others play for the tool of his trade.
- Running back Miller of the Crimson Tide and spreadable toast compliment.
- Nation’s leading scoring offense, averaging 45 PPG and led by Head Coach Eric Morris.
- College Gameday personality who offers little in the way of actual analysis, but serves mainly as a heel to the Ohio State contingent of his audience.
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- Pundits declared this 2024 CFP participant as a potential title contender, despite forgetting that the team they brought back still lost 3 games last season.
- Duty to ________ Clause in James Franklin’s contract that requires him to seek employment at another school, with his new contract offsetting the money owed to him by Penn State.
- If you thought Kent State was bad, this northeastern school lost to the Golden Flashes 42-6 and can safely be declared the worst team in FBS.
- Quarterback and Finance student in the Kelley School of Business
- School where Kansei Matsuzawa, AKA the Tokyo Toe, kicks for an audience that now includes Japan.
- Former Head Coach of the Bearcats, Fighting Irish, and now Tigers.
- The Pfau Course is a truly delightful track, located in this city, home of an undefeated Big Ten program.
- Color of the mid-Atlantic Hens who are 4-3 in their first year of FBS football.
- Name of the dog that Kirk Herbstreit parades around the country while subjecting to a travel schedule that has to be stressful on a human being, let alone a household pet.
- The 2025 season kicked off in Ireland and will conclude just outside of this city; one of the potential CFP participants play here.
- Whether you prefer corn or flour variety, Texas Tech has capitulated to the Big 12 and will now eject you for throwing one of these on the field.
- The Ramblin’ _____ of Georgia Tech are not only helluva engineers, they are undefeated in ranked in the AP Top 10.
- Attending a game in Blacksburg? You won’t see former Head Coach Brent Pry roaming the sidelines anymore, but you will hear this song played as the Hokies take the field.
- First school to fire their head coach during the 2025 regular season.
- I hang over the city of St. Louis, I am struggling to hang with the speed and complexity of SEC defenses.
- November means the return of this annual tradition to our Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
- Jordan of the Big 12, likely first round WR in the 2026 NFL Draft and brand of frozen chicken nuggets/tenders.
34 Clues: CUSA School where Diego Pavia got his start. • Quarterback and Finance student in the Kelley School of Business • Gus Johnson’s nickname for sideline reporter Jenny Taft, the AAG • Former Head Coach of the Bearcats, Fighting Irish, and now Tigers. • First school to fire their head coach during the 2025 regular season. • ...
Help Desk Crossword 2020-12-08
Across
- Favorite book is The Coldest Winter Ever (last name)
- Has been to Stifel offices in at least 40 states (first name)
- Picked up the quarantine hobby of painting miniatures (first name)
- This person, who secretly got married on 11/4/2020, has gone to two Backstreet Boys concerts and is not ashamed, and can also do handstand pushups (last name)
- Likes watching paint dry (last name)
- My favorite soda is Mountain Dew (last name)
- This associate owns a Smith & Wesson 380 EZ and is a member of The Well Armed Woman metro east shooting chapter (first name)
- Is a twin (first name)
- Recently adopted a new puppy (last name)
- My son is a 2021 NFL Prospect (first name)
- has a hobby of DIYs and making home decor (last name)
- Bought a pug with his now wife before they were married (last name)
- I have a dog named Yadi (first name)
- Has a dog named Sylvia that's a little overweight and wobbles when she walks (first name)
- I was born in New Orleans (first name)
- Taught herself to play guitar (last name)
- While docked on an island during a cruise, we saw the volcano there smoking. The next day, the volcano blew right where we had been docked! (last name)
- learned to BBQ and cook during quarantine/this year. (first name)
- Owns a Harley and has their motorcycle license (last name)
- Has 8 pets (first name)
- Visited one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu, in 2020 (last name)
- Enjoys shooting pool/billiards (last name)
- Loves the Great British Baking Show (first name)
- This associate is a terrible cook and once tried to microwave strawberry poptarts, foil package and all. If you’re wondering…yes, this caused a small fire (first name)
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- comes in every morning with a can of San Pellegrino Limonata (last name)
- This mixed martial artist has recently added their 5th martial art to their repertoire: Kick boxing (last name)
- Played french horn, drums, and piano as a kid (last name)
- I lived in a sail boat for 15 days in the Keys one time (first name)
- has applied for a dual citizenship, and plans to be an Italian citizen next fall (last name)
- Has a publicly available podcast on Spotify and Apple (last name)
- Favorite condiment is sweet chili sauce (first name)
- Collects hockey and baseball card of their favorite rookies (first name)
- In High School, I drove a tractor into school during FFA week (last name)
- Used to spend their days ordering items such as milk, eggs and ice cream at a well known grocery store (first name)
- I am a 3rd generation Stifel Employee (first name)
- Has been ice skating since they were 4 (last name)
- I won my 6th grade Spelling Bee! (first name)
- Likes to eat frozen cookies (first name)
- When I was a kid and before the Internet was common, my dad made a game for me and my siblings out of watching for quotes on his stocks on the scrolling CNBC ticker (first name)
- I grew up in the town that is home to the World’s Largest Catsup bottle (last name)
- I once went on a date with a ghost hunter who had no spiritual presence (last name)
- Got married in Las Vegas (first name)
- Has a goal to hike in every national park in Illinois (last name)
- Visited the Grand Canyon this year (last name)
- I cannot get through the day without at least one Dr. Pepper (first name)
- I’ve had paintings featured in art shows (last name)
- used to eat a pound of skittles a week (last name)
- Pre-covid I went to the Rolling Stones concert in Chicago & the Bob Dylan concert in STL in 2019 (last name)
48 Clues: Is a twin (first name) • Has 8 pets (first name) • Likes watching paint dry (last name) • I have a dog named Yadi (first name) • Got married in Las Vegas (first name) • I was born in New Orleans (first name) • Recently adopted a new puppy (last name) • Likes to eat frozen cookies (first name) • Taught herself to play guitar (last name) • ...
Deaf Culture 2019-01-25
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- / located in California they are a non-profit organization providing community-based activities for families with deaf/hard of hearing parents or children and their classrooms, they also provide many supplies to children in need
- / commonly seen on most TV shows and movies at the bottom of the screen
- / A deaf american dancer who uses vibrations from the music to keep his rhythm, his younger brother won So You Think You Can Dance: The Next Generation
- / provides accommodations for persons with disabilities by U.S. and foreign airlines
- / starred on the show Stranger Things as Lethal, she was born hard of hearing in one ear but her condition has gotten worse
- / starred in Glee and lost her hearing due to a high fever, but she didn't notice until she was 7 and playing with a transmitter radio
- / has become hard of hearing and lost 80% of her hearing due to an abusive relationship. Now she speaks out about her past in the hopes to help others
- / provides free, appropriate early intervention services from birth to 3 years of age and covers school years (age 3-21 years)
- / This foundation supports medical research and education into the causes, prevention, and cures related to hearing and balance
- / Deaf American model, actor, and activist who is known for his recurring role as Garrett Banducci in Switched at Birth
- / used to wake up people with built in strobe lights or a strong vibration
- / a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to educate the public and medical profession on hearing loss, its treatment, and prevention
- / the world's largest professional organization of audiologists
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- / provides resources and information and promotes advocacy and awareness of the needs of deafened adults
- / This educational and audiological center is located in Los Angeles for parents of infants and preschool-age children who are deaf and hard of hearing
- / This is an organization that promotes professional development, communication, and information among educators of deaf and hard of hearing individuals and other interested people
- / ensures every newborn be screened for hearing loss prior to leaving the hospital
- / Host of a late night show and completely deaf in the right ear because of a surgery that was the correct a perforated eardrum
- / Lead guitarist of the famed British rock group The Who has endured much damage to his hearing after almost half a century’s worth of writing and performing music to crowds around the world
- / non-profit parent-helping-parent organization promoting a positive attitude toward signing and Deaf culture
- / (VCO) for people who cannot hear over the phone but like to use their voice still
- / starred in the movie A Quiet Place and became deaf after an overdose of medicine
- / prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in public or private housing
- / requires that all telephones, including digital wireless telephones, be hearing aid compatible, clearly labeled, and ANSI rated
- / also called "Pocket talkers" it is a personal amplification system
- / first legally Deaf offensive player in the NFL. After playing for UCLA, Coleman was signed to the Minnesota Vikings in 2012, currently playing for the Arizona Cardinals
- / the world's only four-year liberal arts university for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. Established in 1864 by an act of Congress
- / first and only deaf performer to win a golden globe and academy award
- / used many times in place of a TTY, people use these to communicate with sign language through the screen
- / An american you-tuber who posts regularly on topics including; closed captioning awareness, Deaf culture, and accessibility among others
- / provides information on assistive technology, rehabilitation equipment, and other products for people with disabilities
31 Clues: / the world's largest professional organization of audiologists • / also called "Pocket talkers" it is a personal amplification system • / commonly seen on most TV shows and movies at the bottom of the screen • / first and only deaf performer to win a golden globe and academy award • ...
The Sixth Grade 2024 2024-05-15
Across
- They have been the same height as their mom for about a year now
- Dolls freak them out
- has long hair
- is Filipino, not Japanese
- Is a really good gamer
- Thinks that eating fried chicken should be an Olympic sport
- Has a singing voice
- They hate spicy food
- Says their friends can be chatty
- Likes scary movies
- Puts their right shoe on first when getting dressed
- Carries every team they are on
- Used to do boxing in Period 4 ELA
- Favorite ice cream is cookies & cream or rocky road
- Likes Harry Potter but doesn't like JK Rowling
- Loves his dog Marko
- doesn't have one fact in Period 5 ELA
- doesn't talk when they are mad or sad
- for Mr. V's Roman play, they were a model
- Swam for 9 years of their life
- Hates when it gets too loud
- Their favorite colors are blue, green, and purple
- can wiggle their ears
- Favorite color is blue
- Likes Bluey
- Really good at singing
- Used to have a huge fear of the dark
- is in the 14.7% of people in the world who can make a clover with their tongue
- Collects crystals, incense, and other things
- They do not like cake, cupcakes, or donuts
- They have done swim for about 2 years
- Even though they are kind of tallish, their parents are not that tall at all
- Thinks sleeping is the best thing ever
- Likes chocolate chip ice cream
- Plays the bells, violin, and piano
- Wants you to know they are Jamaican
- Likes to dance
- Their favorite cereal is Fruity Pebbles
- plays volleyball
- Likes doing backhand springs
- Nothing because their stuff and their problems are their stuff and their problems
- Their dad is on deployment until August
- Their cousin is in the NFL
- is not that good of an artist
- Favorite ice cream flavor is cookies and cream in Period 4 ELA
- is absolutely obsessed with matcha
- Favorite ice cream is cookies & cream in Period 5 ELA
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- plays baseball in Period 5 ELA
- Invented a word
- Has three cats
- Hates socializing unless it is with their friends
- Does not want to share any facts in Period 1 ELA
- Their mom passed away
- Special ability is that they can make the anime voice-over voice
- has been doing gymnastics since they were 2 or 3
- Favorite ice cream is "I forgot"
- Favorite ice cream flavor is chocolate
- has only been to one concert
- is really good at baseball in Period 1 ELA
- Does Motocross
- Likes baseball but loves pugs
- is a dog person
- Plays guitar
- HATES beans in their burritos
- Is a skilled sim racer
- Always asks to go to IN-N-OUT for their birthday
- Doesn't have any facts about themselves in Period 2 ELA
- Knows how to surf
- Doesn't like lunch detention
- Is from Las Vegas
- Has a huge social media following
- Favorite holiday is Halloween
- Hates iReady
- Will not hesitate to buy their friends literally everything they love for their birthday
- Is good at pole vault
- Their birthday is May 6th
- Has plenty of animals
- literally can't think of anything other than they are antisocial unless you are their friend
- Favorite anime is My Hero Academia
- Is good at sports
- Is pretty good at boxing
- Likes pizza, burgers, and donuts
- Used to box in Period 5 ELA
- can play 2 instruments
- only reads specific books that they like
- doesn't really want anyone to know anything about them in Peiod 2 ELA
- Did not eat dinner on May 6, 2024
- Went to Taekwon-Do
- is in track and volleyball
- Likes to read mangas
- Was bit by a dog
- Favorite ice cream is cookies and cream in Period 2 ELA
- Favorite cereal is Frosted Flakes
- Likes to wander around
- Favorite candy is sour patch kids, peanut M&Ms, Mike & Ikes, and Skittles
95 Clues: Likes Bluey • Plays guitar • Hates iReady • has long hair • Has three cats • Does Motocross • Likes to dance • Invented a word • is a dog person • Was bit by a dog • plays volleyball • Knows how to surf • Is from Las Vegas • Is good at sports • Likes scary movies • Went to Taekwon-Do • Has a singing voice • Loves his dog Marko • Dolls freak them out • They hate spicy food • Likes to read mangas • ...
miscellaneous 2026-01-11
Across
- "The Raven" scribe
- A four-bagger, perhaps
- DQ's famous ice cream treat
- Cher's former partner
- Chart-topping song
- School that was given the "Death Penalty"
- Object on road
- What fuels a fire
- Popular mid-Atlantic convenience store
- Place to bank large sums of cash
- Watergate culprit
- A loan against your home (abbr.)
- Someone on the inside?
- The 2016 NBA Champions
- Late L.A. Lakers legend
- Valentine's Day matchmaker?
- "A diamond in the ______"
- Microsoft program for numbers enthusiasts
- When one works outside of the office?
- Actor who is also an Eagles fan
- A dog that likes to draw?
- Old-school name for ATM machine
- Trump's opponent in 2024
- Burning both ends of the candle?
- Sanders and Manilow
- Japanese currency
- Sound that can disrupt a partner's sleep
- The lone assassin?
- Constellation with a belt
- At one time, a self-proclaimed "bad man"
- A score in rugby
- Flo's TV sales pitch
- Nickname for New Zealanders
- A restaurant employee's main source of income
- Three sheets to the wind, e.g.
- "Rock, chock, _________ "
- Wile E. Coyote's rival
- A gambler's paradise?
- Contains a lot of holes
- The book of Islam
- Pharmacy whose HQ's is located in New England
- Columbus' pro soccer team
- A seven-time champion, perhaps
- Picnic invading bugs
- The "Au" symbol on the periodic table
- A dog's command
- Swamp lands in Florida, for short
- Fictional college in "Animal House"
- Former space race foe
- One of the NHL's "original six"
- Airport code for Los Angeles International Airport
- Gonzaga hoops players' home court
- Needing a ride?
- Name given to NFL trophy
- Slang for a refreshing smoke?
- Last in the solar system?
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- A month of madness?
- The first Saturday in May
- A chilly cigarette?
- Sounds on a roller coaster
- Nickname of Iowa's AHL franchise
- Sammy Davis, Jr., Frank Sinatra, et al.
- Where you can find a "mad hatter"
- You must do what this person says in this game
- Where the Cubs play ball
- Host nation of 2022 men's World Cup
- What some parents do to punish their kids
- Brand of Belgian beer
- An ambassador on preventing forest fires
- Famous 1970's TV detective
- Apple's most popular item
- The way today's college athletes get paid (abbr.)
- Underground transportation in many cities
- PGA's rival league
- A board that can impress dinner guests, perhaps
- A recently-divided African nation
- The birthplace of Ben & Jerry's
- Famous N.Y. Yankees captain
- Home of the Superdome (abbr.)
- Home city of the NFL's "12th man"
- The numbers two, three or 12 in a dice game
- Island nation at center of a 1974 war
- The "great 8" in the NHL
- Famous 1960s Cold War character
- Popular tropical fruit
- A real estate agent's property search engine (abbr.)
- Gilligan's boss
- Original pro indoor soccer league (abbr.)
- "A ____ off the old block"
- Santa's famous helper
- Underground reservoir
- "Making chicken _____ out of chicken %$&*"
- American buffalo
- Running on empty?
- Largest online shopping center
- The big wheel?
- It shook up the 1989 World Series
- "Who loves ya baby!"
- Folk off the grid
- Jim Nantz's broadcast partner on CBS
- Paul Newman movie character: "Fast" Eddie _______
- River that flows into the Mediterranean Sea
- Puzzling villian on "Batman" TV series
- The "armpit" of New England
- An "honestly-refreshing" seltzer?
- Where everyone knows your name?
- What hockey players strive for in June
- A warning sound for an oncoming storm
- First 24-hour sports network
- An avid reader's device
- Hidden currency
- Person in charge of a ballgame
- Famous name in football and video gaming
- What some people fear during tax season
114 Clues: Object on road • The big wheel? • Gilligan's boss • A dog's command • Hidden currency • Needing a ride? • A score in rugby • American buffalo • What fuels a fire • Watergate culprit • Japanese currency • Running on empty? • Folk off the grid • The book of Islam • "The Raven" scribe • Chart-topping song • PGA's rival league • The lone assassin? • A month of madness? • A chilly cigarette? • ...
Disney 2021-03-04
Across
- From "Cars": ____________ Springs
- A musical where Mickey dances with brooms (more stuff probably happens that I don't remember but I haven't seen it since I was like 7).
- The setting of the film "The Princess and the Frog."
- Will Turner
- Lady and the Tramp share spaghetti at ______ Restaurant.
- Wise baboon who carries around a stick and smacks a lion with it
- Another movie Michelle just thought of that has to compete for saddest Disney movie--about a cute little robot just trying to save the planet
- The Disney movie based on Shakespeare's "Hamlet."
- Christian Bale's character in "Pocahontas."
- "Fin, noggin, ____."
- Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan star in this movie.
- The original name of Mickey Mouse
- Bambi's love interest.
- Crab
- Wisely states, "Fish are friends, not food."
- Experiment 626
- Belle's father in "Beauty and the Beast."
- "You left your ___ in a mausoleum!" - the singing Barbershop Quartet from "The Haunted Mansion."
- In the best scene of movie history (according to Michelle), Chihiro sits on a train with this elusive and mysterious character.
- Mufasa's right-hand (or should I say right-paw) man (or should I say ave)
- Trained Hercules to be a hero.
- Andy's evil neighbor in "Toy Story."
- "_____________ years can give you such a crick in the neck."
- Wendy's dog in "Peter Pan."
- Hakuna Matata
- Chicken Little's father's talent.
- Fashion designer from "The Incredibles."
- Geppetto's pet
- To find the magic lamp, you must go the Cave of ________.
- "Remember the Titans" hero who went on to play in the NFL: ________ Peppers (known as _______ Campbell in the movie).
- The cast of characters responsible for creating the best Christmas movie(probably the best movie, period) of all time, including Kermit the Frog, Gonzo, Rizzo, Miss Piggy, etc.
- The saddest Disney movie in Michelle's opinion (which is obviously always correct).
- Aristocat mother
- Goofy's son
- Dad Dalmatian.
- Denahi's totem in "Brother Bear."
- Timon and Pumbaa's favorite meal.
- The Seven Dwarfs: Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Sneezy, Dopey, and __________.
- "You think you're dad, but you're not!" - ______, from "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe."
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- She got a bow and arrow for her birthday.
- The number of brothers Prince Hans has in "Frozen."
- Flint's adorable dragon who I wish was my own pet but unfortunately dragons are not real (or are they?)
- "Pull the lever, Kronk!... Wrong lever!"
- "Put that thing back where it came from, or __ ____ __!" - Mike Wazowski
- "Dishonor! Dishonor on you! Dishonor on your cow!"
- P. ________ 42 Wallaby Way Sydney
- The type of wood Pinocchio is made of.
- Sleeping Beauty, but on her birth certificate.
- Ursula's human form
- The first Pixar movie.
- "Some people are worth melting for."
- An ant who can't seem to do anything right.
- First film ever created by Disney, and released in 1928
- Simba and Nala's daughter
- Troy and Gabriella's school mascot
- The item Dash puts on his teacher's chair in the film "The Incredibles."
- Buzz's enemy
- Wears the green dress in "Cinderella."
- "Ohana means __________."
- "Just keep swimming!"
- Nemo's mother
- Shia LaBeouf has to dig some of these.
- Llama
- The voice of Bolt
- "You are braver than you believe, smarter than you seem, and stronger than you think."
- Amelia Mignonette Thermopolis Renaldi, aka...
- Lady's nickname
- Mulan's love interest(even though I'm convinced Mulan is not straight, but that's none of my business...)
- The Disney character a guest at Cedar Point once told Michelle she looked like while she was working. (Hint: Michelle used to have dirty blonde/brown hair.)
- She has an umbrella
- The animals who raised Mowgli
- "I am your wife! I'm the greatest good you're ever gonna get!" - _______'s wife.
- Mr. Disney himself
- Kronk's specialty food.
- Ron Wilson from "Sky High."
- Remy's culinary hero in "Ratatouille," Chef ___________.
- Mulan's male alias
- Kenai's little brother.
- Created the soundtrack for Disney classics like "Tarzan" and "Brother Bear."
79 Clues: Crab • Llama • Will Turner • Goofy's son • Buzz's enemy • Nemo's mother • Hakuna Matata • Experiment 626 • Geppetto's pet • Dad Dalmatian. • Lady's nickname • Aristocat mother • The voice of Bolt • Mr. Disney himself • Mulan's male alias • Ursula's human form • She has an umbrella • "Fin, noggin, ____." • "Just keep swimming!" • The first Pixar movie. • Bambi's love interest. • Kronk's specialty food. • ...
Carter ela period 1-2 nfl 50 2021-02-05
Ella's Crossword 2015-02-01
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- Something you do when you have patience
- opposite of orange
- A place where you sit
- taste that makes you pucker up
- something you eat in the movie theater; popped _____
- something a person uses to speak
- something you drink or swim in
- a warm and bright thing in the sky
- something you use to write
- they make up a week
- something that lights up your room when it gets dark outside
- Fluffy, frozen water
- vegetable, red, goes into pizza sauce
- You're given a list of items to choose from at a restaurant.
- use to boil water
- Lady bugs have them on their backs…so do leopards
- Where you put your cereal
- garbage
- a green, growing thing that start with a p
- something you use to blow your nose
- Feeling good
- somewhere there's a lot of sand and the ocean
- something round you can toss and play with
- 5+1
- drops come down from the sky
- more permanent to write with then a pencil
- What is Mrs. Gordon?
- a sport where you play with a ball using your feet
- NFL
- Things that make up a sentence.
- Boss on the boat
- they help you see better
- something you read
- you put it on your head
- opposite of apple
- A drawing
- something you drink water out of
- something you use to make a call
- A thing that grows from the ground and has leaves in the summer.
- It is a root that you use in the gingerbread recipe
- you play on it at recess
- something a fairy takes from under your pillow
- what you do when you are at the wheel of a car and it's moving
- Opposite of night
- it's a color of a tomato
- When you act nice, you are…
- something you do when something is lost
- Someone that's married to your dad
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- a flying mouse
- you kiss with them
- Something you do to help someone when they are sick
- synonym of under
- You do it with a pencil
- What goes woof?
- The opposite of dirty
- something that crawls around on the beach
- something you do when you add numbers together
- somewhere you arrange cut flowers
- they make up a word
- separating things into different shapes or different colors
- If you go somewhere and you don't know how to get back, you are …
- A part of a chair
- What goes meow?
- there are 12 in one year
- When you do someone to assist someone
- Your dentist wants you to take care of them.
- red socks is a ___________ team.
- It's a thing you can fill out with words or fold into an airplane
- fruit that can be red, purple or green; many of them hang together on one vine
- A lot of things
- Sails on water
- A place where you put food on
- Something that grows out of your head
- When you're in back of the line, you are….
- When you go left or right, after going straight
- Something that you wear on your feet
- It's blown up with air and tied with a string
- you throw a basketball into it
- it could be a dog, a cat or a hamster or even goldfish
- something you use to tell time
- Someone that's married to your mom
- white, red, green, yellow are all ________
- Celtics are a ________________ team.
- when you fry something you use it in the pan
- somewhere you go to learn things
- something that blooms
- something you use to work or play games and it has a keyboard
- a thing that connects pages together
- Synonym of having a great time
- it is a tree; very strong
- Where you leave out of when there is a fire drill
- Ticker Bell is a ….
- something you drink water out of
- sad, happy, excited are all __________
- day of school
- you look outside through it
- A cotton ball is soft, and a rock is…
- A big iPhone
- something you call a person - there are 2 parts - first and last
- something you tumble on
100 Clues: 5+1 • NFL • garbage • A drawing • Feeling good • A big iPhone • day of school • a flying mouse • Sails on water • What goes woof? • What goes meow? • A lot of things • synonym of under • Boss on the boat • A part of a chair • use to boil water • opposite of apple • Opposite of night • you kiss with them • opposite of orange • something you read • they make up a word • they make up a week • Ticker Bell is a …. • ...
Crossword for TT 2015-07-21
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- I purposefully break this device on second dates in hopes of winning someone over. Slight Sarcasm :)... I learn from the best.
- Mark's last words to me which were initially misinterpreted by you. (2 words).
- The first niece I met.
- I wore your [ ] on a run and about 2 miles in you realized why I don’t wear these :).
- I have now watched this show more at your house than I had previously in my entire life. I also have 3 of these.
- To me, MR means Magnetic Resonance. To you it means… (2 words)
- I have no doubt in my mind that you are an [ ] person. I knew this after our first date.
- You don't know this but the first time I visited your house I saw this brand of soap and it made me like you more as crazy as that may sound.
- On our 1st date I mentioned that I do this a lot. You responded with “me too” which made me feel comfortable. (3 words)
- You offered to pay for this activity, I thought it was nice of you, but I explained how I didn't think girls should pay for dates. You provide your beauty & kindness, I provide the cash.
- I wish I could give you a [ ] everyday. You are just so pretty.
- Apparently I sometimes end these promptly :). (2 words)
- I was the only one that didn’t do this after a family prayer.
- The first piece of food I told you I did not like.
- We both agree that dogs on [ ] pills is a laughing matter.
- David has an awkward way of getting in his [ ]
- An activity I could never do by myself, but really enjoyed it with you. Going to the [ ].
- It was our first sporting activity, and you beat me. I was trying hard too. (2 words)
- I [] a lot. Always a good idea to keep a snack in your purse. I'm like a toddler that just wants some candy.
- We've only been dating for a couple months and I've already been here twice. Do I have a problem?
- Apparently I use a little too much of this when I kiss you. Hey, Go Big Go Home. Fine, Go Big or Go Home.
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- Molly’s Favorite NFL team (Strange that one 5 letter word won't fit?)
- Thanks to your [ ] I got to see you again.
- Apparently this player’s position doesn’t cover his base, he covers the gap between his base and another base. (2 words)
- The first time I went on a run, you were buying a car. How many miles did I go? (You asked me)
- I can never call you this again. A [ ]. Pretty sure I'm going to mess this up at some point…
- I know when you are sleeping because you [ ]. I think it's cute.
- He’s cute, and he solves cold cases. (2 Words)
- The first movie we watched together. I think you "slept" through most of it though. I don't think you needed that additional clue but why not.
- You have dated a [ ]. Kind of the opposite of me. Well, kind of. (2 words)
- David’s Favorite MLB team
- This is your nickname for the last girl I briefly dated. I think it's quite funny. (3 words)
- I'm addicted to this. (3 words)
- I discussed possibly replacing this, but you said it was fine as-is. I thought that was sweet of your because it's clearly ugly and broken.
- I like that you let me touch your [ ]. I doubt most girls would. (G-Rated, haha)
- My favorite activity (2 words)
- One of David’s favorite activities that we haven’t really done yet but will hopefully be doing soon (2 words)
- My biggest insecurity.
- Apparently this person used the restroom with the door open during my first visit.
- Typically when you are cold I am…
- You have the cutest [ ] in the world. Your kids will be just as cute.
- The 13th word in your first text to me
- Your [ ] smells so good even when it is sweaty.
- I want to snuggle with these. You want to run them over with your car.
- The coolest thing you own, I want one, you have two. Also, a play on words.
- You have the prettiest [ ] in the world. (Not a “David exaggeration” here)
46 Clues: The first niece I met. • My biggest insecurity. • David’s Favorite MLB team • My favorite activity (2 words) • I'm addicted to this. (3 words) • Typically when you are cold I am… • The 13th word in your first text to me • Thanks to your [ ] I got to see you again. • He’s cute, and he solves cold cases. (2 Words) • David has an awkward way of getting in his [ ] • ...
Edgar Allan Poe - Love, Death & Literature 2022-12-21
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- "Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak _____________"
- The love interest of the narrator of "The Raven"
- Edgar's wife's name. It's also the name of a US state where Washinton DC is located
- The chemical on the walls under M's house "Pass your hand over the wall; you cannot help the feeling of the ____."
- "grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt and ominous bird of yore"
- A place in the Bible that Poe alludes to (allusion) – the narrator wants to be free from his pain “Is there balm in _______?”
- Proper adjective or the God of the Underworld – “the Night’s _______ shore!”
- Edgar served as a soldier in this branch of the United States military
- “...but when he ventured upon insult I vowed _______."
- "Quoth the Raven _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"
- "The thousand _________ of F, I had borne as I best could,
- When Edgar's mother died and his father left him, Edgar became this:
- The name of the newspaper Edgar worked for in Virgina, ______ Literary Messenger
- A Drug to help with pain. “Respite – respite and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, from thy memories of Lenore”
- River in the Underworld where the Dead must crossover “Let the bell toll! —a saintly soul floats on…”
- – Latin for “We have sinned” – “but rave not thus! And let a Sabbath song / Go up to God”
- To put an end to - "From my book ______ of sorrow..."
- The second wine M gived F that foreshadows F's fate
- Nothing to see - "________ there and nothing more."
- – a word in the Poe Word Search, from French, it describes horror of death or violence
- The man whose lover has died and argues with those who “loved her for her wealth and hated her for her pride”
- - M's tool he uses to show F that "he is of the brotherhood" - he uses it to build the wall
- From a poem: "A _____ isle in the sea, love,"
- “Ah broken is the ____ ____! The spirit flown forever!”
- The animal biting the human foot in M's coat of arms
- The number of years which had passed after M murdered F.
- "For the love of ____ M!" 'Yes' I said, "For the love of ____!"
- The party setting in the "Cask of A-"
- “God – “From grief and groan, to a golden throne, beside the ____ __ ____”
- Edgar was a student at this famous military academy in New York
- From his poem, "All the flowers were mine." To One in _________
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- The foil character to F who is lucky
- The age of Edgar’s mother and his wife when they died
- "And the silken, sad, uncertain rustling of each _____ _____"
- The victim in the "Cask of A-" who isn't lucky
- This NFL team from Baltimore is inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's work
- The setting where the dead bodies and skeletons are laid in repose
- "Rest In Peace" in Latin
- M's house - an Italian word
- M's family motto on his coat of arms
- God of the underworld
- Poe’s birth city
- A one word poem and name of a woman “the queenliest dead that ever died so young”
- Someone that can tell the future; usually used in a religious context “____!” said I, “Thing of evil…”
- The name of an Eidolon “On a black throne reigns upright”
- "While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a _______"
- Adjective form – a style of writing that combines romance and horror – Poe was a master of this
- The Narrator and murderer in the "Cask of A-"
- "For the rare and radiant maiden whom the angels name ________"
- The secret society; "Then you are not of the brotherhood...You are not of the ___"
- The age of his wide when he married her
- The famous Italian wine
- Edgar and his wife were related; they were -
- The city in Maryland where Edgar died and is now commonly associated with
- The "Witching Hour" - "Once upon a ________ dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,"
- Athena
- The place “By a route obscure and lonely / Haunted by ill angels only,”
- Pleading with someone - "Tis some visitor __________ entrance at my chamber door"
- The past; a long time ago - "...the saintly days of _ _ _ _"
- This genre was created by Poe with the story "The Murder in the Rue Morgue"
- Means the same a "said"
- The first wine M gives F
- Edgar worked as this kind of editor for a newspaper reading and analyzing literature
- An old word for Angels that carry the “unseen censer” “whose foot-falls tinkled on tufted floor”
- Edgar's "middle name" he received from his foster parent John's last name
65 Clues: Athena • Poe’s birth city • God of the underworld • The famous Italian wine • Means the same a "said" • "Rest In Peace" in Latin • The first wine M gives F • M's house - an Italian word • "Quoth the Raven _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _" • The foil character to F who is lucky • M's family motto on his coat of arms • The party setting in the "Cask of A-" • The age of his wide when he married her • ...
Los Angeles Angels 2017-07-14
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- Later the Rangers, this was the other expansion team in '61.
- Angels' radio station, 830 AM.
- Although Angels, their spring training stadium contains this contradictory Spanish word.
- Perfect name for the Angels' spring training league in Arizona.
- Starting Angels on the 1979 AL All-Star Team.
- This AL team used to use the Angels' spring training field from '77-'93.
- On final day of '84 season, he threw his team's first perfect game.
- #34 is out of commission since his tragic death in 2009.
- Before L.A., they were the _ Angels.
- Co-HR leader in shortened '81 season with 22.
- Have called this division home since '69.
- Triple and Single A affiliations named after these nesting annoyances.
- Home of 2009 first-round pick Trout.
- Call this Stadium home.
- This postseason hero was acquired in 1982 from the Yankees.
- Team leader in 10 career stat categories.
- Angels' Home stadium from '62-'65
- Team LA sent Edmonds for Adam Kennedy and Kent Bettenfield. (abbr.)
- Mickey Rivers AL-leading stolen base total in '75.
- "Bonus Baby" and RB for Wisconsin's '63 Rose Bowl team Reichardt.
- Rock waterfall in centerfield.
- This fish-named player was the team's first ROY in 1995.
- Team was once controlled by this entertainment powerhouse.
- Spring Training city
- Team's first trade: Jim McAnany for Lou Johnson, was with this NL team.
- Cali Alma mater of former 2B Adam Kennedy.
- Traded to Angels, "Man of Steal".
- Boston cameback down 3-1 to Angels from this man's homer to force extras.
- 1979 MVP shares a name with a Texas college.
- Only HOF'er with Angels as primary team.
- Angels first DH after induction in '73.
- In 2001, two brothers played this same position.
- "Win one for _ (2 Words).
- Used to play at this field in 1961, also the name of another NL Central team's home.
- First manager of the Angels.
- Hit for the cycle twice in the 60's.
- Adopted mascot from Ace Ventura, sparks comebacks.
- Despite no playoffs from 2010-2013, the Angels were behind only this team in attendance.
- Won the World Series _.
- Current 1B coach Alfredo Griffin was ROY in '79 for this AL Team.
- Team lost to in ALCS after first division crown.
- Team Captain in '77.
- Led team in HR's in 2000.
- Angels main color.
- NL Central team that dealt 1970 batting champ Alex Johnson to Angels in '69.
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- This team beat LA in a one game playoff in '95. (abbr.)
- Single-season saves leader Francisco Rodriguez.
- Winning pitcher of game 7 of the '02 World Series.
- Former player won an NCAA Football Championship as a punter for Nebraska.
- One strike away from World series, gave up 2-R HR that led to the team's and his demise.
- Nicknamed _ (2 Words).
- Upset this team 4-3 in the 2002 World Series.
- Got extra assistance in this '94 remake, Angels _ (3 Words).
- Rivalry with Dodgers.
- One of most lopsided trades, _ gave the Angels Nolan Ryan and 3 prospects for Jim Fregosi.
- Nicknamed Vladdy.
- Played in this MLB league since inception in '61.
- First established in 1961 by Gene _.
- Gene Autry is the _ man.
- AL ERA champ acquired from Philly for Bo Belinsky.
- Legendary First Baseman Rod.
- In 2014, Angels were 5th in this fan category.
- Manager since 2000, career win percentage of .539.
- Amount of retired numbers.
- Won 100 games but lost to this team in the ALDS.
- Current 3B coach and former Brewer manager.
- Traded Brad Fullmer to LA. (2 Words)
- Team abbreviation.
- Rivals with this MLB team from legend Joe Morgan's hometown.
- Amount of other teams in same spring training league.
- Hit 222 team HR's.
- Mike Trout, "The Milville _".
- Most wins in team history with 165.
- This "sexy" pitcher won the Cy Young in 2004.
- Current First Baseman who started with St. Louis.
- Jered Weaver's no-hitter in 2012 vs. this team
- LA finished _ in their second year as a team.
- Old stadium was home to this NFL team.
- Legend Rod was acquired from what AL team on Feb. 3rd, 1979? (abbr.)
79 Clues: Nicknamed Vladdy. • Team abbreviation. • Hit 222 team HR's. • Angels main color. • Spring Training city • Team Captain in '77. • Rivalry with Dodgers. • Nicknamed _ (2 Words). • Call this Stadium home. • Won the World Series _. • Gene Autry is the _ man. • "Win one for _ (2 Words). • Led team in HR's in 2000. • Amount of retired numbers. • Legendary First Baseman Rod. • ...
Natalie 2023-07-10
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- What was Greg's major at UCSB?
- What is Greg's father's favorite hobby?
- What was the name of Natalie's freshman dorm?
- What is Natalie and Greg's favorite NBA team?
- On what street was Greg's post-college bachelor pad?
- How many groomsmen are fathers?
- What is Natalie's favorite food?
- What is the name of Greg's fantasy football league? (2 words)
- Where was Natalie and Greg's longest road trip together?
- What is Natalie and Greg's favorite NHL team?
- What is the greatest Brazilian football club according to Natalie and Greg?
- What was Mars's litter name?
- Where did Natalie's brother go to college?
- What half marathon did Natalie and Greg run together? (3 words)
- Who said "I love you" first?
- What is the name of Mars's brother that lives in Santa Barbara?
- How many puppies were in Mars's litter?
- Where was Natalie born? (2 words)
- Where was Mars born?
- What is Natalie and Greg's favorite after-dinner dessert?
- How many languages does Natalie's father speak?
- What type of toy is Mars never allowed to have because he eats them?
- What Halloween costume theme did Mars, Natalie and Greg all wear together?
- How many university degrees does Natalie's mother have?
- Where did Natalie have her bachelorette party?
- What is the abbreviation of the Officiant's nickname?
- At what age did Natalie win the Women's Under-25 Brazilian National Tennis Championship?
- What is Natalie and Greg's favorite NFL team?
- What breed are Mars's cousins Linda and Bella?
- Where was Natalie and Greg's first kiss? (2 words)
- Where did Greg have his bachelor party?
- What was the street name of the first house that Natalie and Greg lived in together?
- What is the nickname of the park across the street from Natalie and Greg's house? (2 words)
- What month is Natalie's birthday?
- Where was Natalie and Greg's first date? (2 words)
- Where was Natalie's tennis academy located?
- In how many countries has Natalie lived?
- What is the only state other than California where Greg has lived? (2 words)
- Where did Natalie and Greg first meet?
- Where would Natalie and Greg like to go on their honeymoon?
- Who has a dental implant? Bride or groom?
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- What university does Natalie currently attend?
- What was the name of Greg's freshman dorm?
- What month of the year did Natalie and Greg get engaged?
- What was Natalie's first dog's name?
- What is Greg's favorite TV show of all time? (2 words)
- What is Natalie's favorite breakfast fast food restaurant? (2 words)
- What is the mascot of Natalie and Greg's alma mater?
- What tennis raquet model does Natalie use?
- How long have Natalie and Greg been together? (2 words)
- Where has Greg gone heliboarding?
- What is Natalie and Greg's home ski mountain?
- What is Mars's favorite crowd-pleaser trick?
- What was Natalie and Greg's favorite movie growing up? (2 words)
- What is Natalie's eye color?
- What is Natalie's favorite color?
- What month is Greg's birthday?
- Where was Greg's mother born and raised?
- What is Natalie's favorite animal?
- Where is Mars's favorite place to run?
- What species is the large tree in Natalie and Greg's front yard? (2 words)
- How many kids does Greg want?
- How many kids does Natalie want?
- What was Greg's original kickball team?
- What is the english translation of Natalie and Greg's street name?
- Where did Greg propose to Natalie?
- What is Greg's favorite Brazilian snack?
- What is Natalie's middle name?
- What is Greg's middle name?
- Where was Greg born? (2 words)
- Where was Natalie and Greg's first camping trip together?
- What graduate degree is Natalie currently getting?
- Which one of the seven wonders of the world have Natalie and Greg visited together? (2 words)
- What do Natalie and Greg consume regularly that is legal in California but illegal in Nevada? (2 words)
- How many bridesmaids live in the United States?
- What language has Greg been learning?
- To what large reptile did Natalie's father try to feed her and her brother?
- What is Natalie and Greg's favorite weeknight group date activity?
- What is the sport Greg played in college?
- What is the sport Natalie played in college?
80 Clues: Where was Mars born? • What is Greg's middle name? • What is Natalie's eye color? • What was Mars's litter name? • Who said "I love you" first? • How many kids does Greg want? • What was Greg's major at UCSB? • What month is Greg's birthday? • What is Natalie's middle name? • Where was Greg born? (2 words) • How many groomsmen are fathers? • What is Natalie's favorite food? • ...
PSYC 341 Review 2017-12-04
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- The smallest unit of meaning in a language, not necessarily the smallest unit of sound (e.g. Cats has two, “cat” + “s”)
- A type of schema that represents the normal sequence of events in a given situation
- The type of fallacy in which people believe that the probability of two events occurring together is greater than the probability of either event on its own
- the type of attention used during a task when a person is trying to simultaneously focus on two or more stimuli
- A method of representing a problem using a grid of rows and columns to look at all possible combinations of items
- When someone does not notice a change to an existing object in his or her environment
- When it becomes difficult for people to learn new material because of interference from material they have already learned (e.g. learning a list of many fruits in a row becomes difficult because the ones learned previously interfere with the new ones)
- Language units larger than a sentence, such as a full paragraph or speech
- The idea that the more unique a piece of information is, the more easily it will be encoded in long-term memory
- Research finding that people take a longer time to name the color of words when the color and the word represent different colors (e.g. The word "red” written in black) because automatically reading the meaning of the word distracts from naming a physical attribute
- A problem solving strategy that uses a specific process that will always produce a solution, but may be inefficient (e.g. exhaustive searches)
- Thinking about one’s own thoughts and cognitive processes, and controlling how they are used, (e.g. Selecting a specific mnemonic to help remember a term)
- Face-blindness; an extreme deficit in a person’s ability to recognize human faces
- The study of objective and observable reactions to stimuli without a focus on the mental processes behind those reactions
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- The highest level of language understanding, the social norms that indicate the language beyond the surface level of the sentence, because people do not always say what they mean
- Wundt’s early technique of studying cognition by training participants to objectively report their own mental processes and experiences
- The theory that we use the best and most common example of a concept as a basis of comparison in order to classify new objects (e.g. thinking of a wren in order to classify whether or not something is a bird)
- Type of amnesia when a person is unable to form new memories, or learn any new information after brain damage has occurred, but has no difficulty recalling memories up until that point
- The principle that it is easier to recall information when in the same state you were when it was encoded. While this applies somewhat to physical environments, it is more important for mental states
- The process by which thinking about one concept activates related concepts, and continues to move outward
- The type of memory that includes remembering to do a certain task or remember a certain piece of information in the future (e.g. remembering to stop by the post office on the way home)
- A mental-shortcut; a problem solving strategy that usually produces a correct answer more quickly, but can sometimes be incorrect
- The part of working memory responsible for briefly storing and working with auditory stimuli, including a person’s “inner voice”
- The type of reasoning that moves from general to specific, using general statements combined with logic rules to draw conclusions about a specific situation
- A difficulty in communicating characterized by difficulty producing words, people with this type of brain damage often have short and choppy speech
- A type of problem that has the same underlying structure as the problem you are trying to solve, although they may seem very different on the surface
- The type of coding that suggests our mental representation of objects is language-based, rather than similar to actually viewing the physical object
- Organizing information by combining separate items into meaningful groups (e.g. combining FBICIANFL into FBI, CIA, and NFL)
- Understanding the knowledge that another person has when communicating with him or her, and communicating based on shared knowledge and experiences so that both people understand
- The type of psychology that looks at our tendencies to organize what we see into patterns and view the whole rather than individual parts
30 Clues: Language units larger than a sentence, such as a full paragraph or speech • Face-blindness; an extreme deficit in a person’s ability to recognize human faces • A type of schema that represents the normal sequence of events in a given situation • When someone does not notice a change to an existing object in his or her environment • ...
Pittsburgh Steelers 2024-01-29
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- Another term often used to describe the remarkable and unexpected nature of the Immaculate Reception.
- First name of the dynamic wide receiver known for his explosive plays and route-running.
- Star safety, known for his exceptional athleticism and impact plays during his career with the Steelers.
- Hall of Fame lineman who anchored the Steelers' offensive line during their Super Bowl years.
- Term sometimes used to refer to the Pittsburgh Steelers Cheerleaders, adding spirit to the games.
- Geographical direction representing one of the divisions within the AFC, where the Steelers compete.
- McBeam Steeler mascot
- Prominent family associated with the Steelers' ownership, known for their dedication to the team.
- Defensive tactic characterized by an aggressive rush of players to disrupt the opposing team's offense.
- Cornerback who played a significant role in the Steelers' defense during their Super Bowl runs.
- Former wide receiver and Super Bowl MVP, known for his physical play and clutch catches.
- Casual term for the Steelers' jerseys, iconic black and gold uniforms worn by the players.
- Linebacker known for his bone-crushing hits and his 100-yard interception return in Super Bowl XLIII.
- List of players on a team, often subject to changes throughout the season.
- Joyful event held to celebrate the Steelers' victories, especially after winning a Super Bowl.
- First name of the Hall of Fame running back known as "The Bus" for his powerful running style.
- Describes Franco Harris's famous reception in the 1972 playoffs, considered one of the greatest plays in NFL history.
- Promising linebacker who's career was cut short by a tragic on field injury
- City where the Pro Football Hall of Fame is located, recognizing the achievements of Steelers legends.
- The material that represents the city of Pittsburgh and is prominently featured in the team's name.
- Running back who stepped up in the absence of Le'Veon Bell, showcasing his skills and toughness.
- Devoted supporters who passionately cheer for the Steelers, creating a lively atmosphere during games.
- Full name of the Hall of Fame running back Franco Harris, who played a key role in the Immaculate Reception.
- Former offensive coordinator known for his aggressive play-calling during the Steelers' Super Bowl runs in the 2000s.
- The trophy awarded to the winners of the Super Bowl, named after the legendary coach who led the Packers.
- Part of Pittsburgh's nickname, emphasizing the city's history as an industrial powerhouse.
- Condiment famously associated with Pittsburgh, and the Heinz brand, founded by the Heinz family.
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- Nickname for the franchise that reflects the city's history as a center of steel production.
- Nickname combining "blitz" and "Pittsburgh," emphasizing the team's aggressive defensive strategy.
- Talented center who anchored the offensive line and was known for his leadership on and off the field.
- Song by the Styx played at crucial moments during Steelers home games, inspiring the team and fans.
- Long-standing customs and rituals associated with the Steelers, creating a sense of continuity.
- Quarterback who has been the face of the Steelers since 2004, leading the team to multiple Super Bowls.
- Derogatory term used by Steelers fans to refer to their AFC North rivals, the Baltimore Ravens.
- Informal term used in Pittsburgh dialect, equivalent to "you all" or "y'all" in other regions.
- Dynamic safety known for his iconic hair and impactful plays during his illustrious Steelers career.
- Term for a quick and aggressive play designed to penetrate the opponent's offensive line.
- Common football mishap where a player loses possession of the ball, often resulting in a turnover.
- Current head coach who took over in 2007, becoming the youngest head coach to win a Super Bowl in 2008.
- First name of the legendary tight end Heath Miller, known for his reliability and blocking skills.
- Hall of Fame cornerback who contributed to the Steelers' success in the late 1990s.
- Iconic stadium that has been the home of the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2001.
- Running back who played a key role in the Steelers' offense during the early 2010s.
- Endearing nickname for Hall of Fame running back Jerome Bettis, known for his powerful running style.
- Colloquial term for a Pittsburgh native, often used to describe die-hard Steelers fans.
- Former head coach who led the Steelers to victory in Super Bowl XL and was known for his intense coaching style.
- Reference to the "Stairway to Seven," expressing the goal of winning a seventh Super Bowl.
- Describes the Steelers' reputation as one of the most successful and respected franchises in NFL history.
- Prefix used for the annual championship game of the National Football League.
- Informal term for the city of Pittsburgh, often used in connection with the team.
50 Clues: McBeam Steeler mascot • List of players on a team, often subject to changes throughout the season. • Promising linebacker who's career was cut short by a tragic on field injury • Iconic stadium that has been the home of the Pittsburgh Steelers since 2001. • Prefix used for the annual championship game of the National Football League. • ...
Summer Olympics Puzzle (July 2024) 2024-05-30
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- Medal given to those athletes who place second in an Olympic competition.
- Medal given to those athletes who place third in an Olympic competition.
- Modern version of this five-event competition requires athletes to compete in fencing, swimming, shooting, horse riding, and running
- Group of Olympic events involving a bicycle; specific competitions include sprint, track, road, or mountain.
- An official Olympic sport since 1936, this team sport has seen the Americans win the Men's competition 16 of 20 times.
- Series of games following the Olympics (always using the same host city's facilities)for competitions between men and women with various disabilities.
- The first of three words within the original Olympic creed; the Latin term is Citius.
- Group of Olympic events where competitors attempt to lift the greatest amount of weight, either over their heads or to
- The Olympic flag is a white background with five of these interlocking; colored Blue, Black, Red, Gold, and Green.
- One of two official Olympic languages; it is the official language of this year's host country.
- Group of Olympic events where athletes will attempt to strike an opponent with the point of a sword; variations include foil, epee or sabre.
- Group of Olympic events where teams of two, four or eight people will propel a boat using oars fixed to the vessel at a distance of 2,000 meters (1.2 land miles)
- Not to be confused with the NFL, the Olympics used this term to describe the sport rather than soccer.
- While sometimes mistaken for dance, these groups of Olympic events on basis of some combination of apparatuses; both men's and women's competitions share the floor exercise and vault.
- Group of Olympic events where athletes will attempt to use a bow to hit targets at different distances with arrows.
- Olympic sport, played either on a court on a beach, where each team tries to land the ball within the boundaries of the opposing team's side by striking a ball over a net.
- In recognition of its origins, the first modern Olympics were held in this Greek city in 1896.
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- Host city for the 2024 Summer Games, it has previously hosted the Games in 1900 and 1924.
- Group of Olympic events where individual and relay teams compete in a pool in races of different distances and using different stokes in the water.
- Modern version of this ten-event competition requires athletes to run 100 meters, run 110 meter hurdles, run 400 meters, run 1500 meters, pole vault, shot put, high jump, long jump, javelin throw, and discus throw over the course of two days.
- The second of three words within the original Olympic creed; the Latin term is Altius.
- Medal given to those athletes who place first in an Olympic competition.
- Group of Olympic events where two competitors attempt to pin one another's two shoulders to the floor.
- At the Opening Ceremonies, this public declaration is made a member of the host country's team obligating all athletes, officials and judges to adhere to the games' rules.
- The third of three words within the original Olympic creed; the Latin term is Fortius.
- Arguably the single greatest symbol of the Olympics, it is used to carry the Olympic flame to light the Olympic Cauldron at the Opening Ceremonies.
- An activity thought of as being associated with Hawaii or California, this sport will be an Olympic sport for the first time this year with competition taking place in Tahiti, many thousands of miles from France.
- Group of Olympic events where athletes will jump into a pool; variations include springboard or fixed platform; individual or synchronized.
- The largest number of Olympic athletes fall into this sport category; which composes running at a variety of distances, jumping, throwing, and race walking, competing individually or through relay teams. In this country, it is collectively referred to as Track. It is also the name of the Major League Baseball team in Oakland.
- Group of Olympic events involving punching an weight-classified opponent within a canvas-floored ring; Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, George Foreman and Sugar Ray Leonard all won Olympic medals in this sport.
- A 26.2 mile running event, it is traditionally the final competition at any Summer Olympics.
- Host city for the 2028 Summer Games, it has previously hosted the Games in 1932 and 1984.
- One of two official Olympic languages; you are reading that language right now.
33 Clues: Medal given to those athletes who place third in an Olympic competition. • Medal given to those athletes who place first in an Olympic competition. • Medal given to those athletes who place second in an Olympic competition. • One of two official Olympic languages; you are reading that language right now. • ...
Husker Basketball 2025-01-23
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- Omaha Burke graduate and post player at UNL, 7'2 260,In 1990-91 led the Big 8 in 8 categories
- Scored over 400 points in 1990 as part of the Big 8, San Jose transfer
- Head Coach from 1986 to 2000 leading NU to 5 NCAA appearances
- From Bellevue West, led Nebraska to the post season 3x
- Finished his career as the 3rd all time leader in assists and has his jersey retired
- Transferred from Miami, led NU to 22 wins, 3rd team all Big 10
- Recorded the 2nd triple double in Husker history, drafted by the Raptors
- Was a Husker in the 60's and played for the Globetrotters
- Finished his career as Nebraskas all time leader in blocked shots during the 90's
- Omaha South product who played alongside Jaron Boone , scored over 950 points
- In 2014 he led Nebraska in scoring, assists and steals and was 2nd in rebounding and steals
- Late 70's early 80's Husker, is top 60 in scoring as a freshman alongside Andre Smith
- 1970's Guard from Hammond Indiana scoring 1150 points in his career
- Scored 1609 points as a star for the Huskers, 1 of 9 players to lead a walk out against Coach Nee
- Led the Huskers in rebounding as they won the Big 8 title,
- Son of NFL Hall of Famer , 1 of 5 players to end with 1500 points and 600 rebounds
- Won 89 games at Nebraska and made 2 NIT appearances, taking over after Danny Nee
- Big 8 Player of th eYear his Senior year averaging 18 points a game
- Nebraska's first 1000 point scorer
- Nebraska Head Coach for 17 years, won 254 games
- "The Mayor" led Nebraska to an NCAA bid in 2024
- Played in 1987-88 leading the team in blocked shots, finished 3rd in the NIT
- New York Yankee who also played basketball for the Huskers
- Led Huskers to its 1st 20 win season in 1966-67 as well as 1st NIT bid
- Point Guard nicknamed "The General", 2 x Duth League MVP
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- Transfer from Duke, played high school at Grant Nebraska, scored 500 points and gathered 300 rebounds
- From Japan, 3 point bomber, crossing half court he was in range for his jumper
- 1st Chinese born player to play for the Huskers
- Led NU to its 2nd straight NCAA appearance, scored over 1,000 points
- Only Husker to score 1000 points and dish out 600 assists
- Won 101 games at Nebraska and replaced Barry Collier
- Led NU to back to back Big 7 Championships, drafted by the Chicago Stags
- Replaced Joe Cipriano, was an Assistant to Don Haskins during the "Glory Road" story
- Pride of Schuyler, Nebraska, stood 6'10, 305 rebounds his senior year and then played at Italy
- Transfer from Tennessee, single season field goal % leader, had 3 double doubles as a senior
- 6'8 Forward from Hammond Indiana, scored 1300 points in the 1970's, drafted by the Sixers
- Bryce and Trey played together for NU
- Jersey retired, led Huskers to Big 8 Title as the MVP
- Sophomore and junior year averaged 2 blocked shots per game, drafted by the Mavericks
- Heart and soul of the 2012-13 team and was team MVP his Senior year
- Nebraska's first 4 star recruit, finished with over 1500 points
- At the time of his graduation, was the all time leading scorer in Husker history, 3 x all big 8
- Ended up with over 1100 points, 1990-91 averaged double figures in scoring
- His junior year he would have led the Big 12 in shots blocked but foot injuries didnt allow him to be eligible
- Won the 1982 Pomeroy Award for the best player under 6', finished 2nd nationally in free throw percentage,
- Big 12 Player of the Year, became 1st Husker to average a double double for a season
- Coach Hoiberg's Grandfather, coached Nebraska from 1954 - 1963
- In 2001 scored 29 points against Kansas and 8 steals against Texas Tech, 353 steals career
- Made 77 3 pointers at Nebraska, born in South Sudan
- Drafted by the Boston Celtics in the 3rd round, scored 1882 points for the Huskers
- Played for the Florida Gators and Nebraska from 2013-15
- Lincoln City Councilman, scored over 400 points as a Forward
- Replaced Doc Sadler, finished his career with the 3rd most wins in Husker history
- Australian Serbian averaging 16 points per game for the Huskers
- From New Zealand,2nd Team All Big 10, Averaged 17 points as a Senior
55 Clues: Nebraska's first 1000 point scorer • Bryce and Trey played together for NU • 1st Chinese born player to play for the Huskers • Nebraska Head Coach for 17 years, won 254 games • "The Mayor" led Nebraska to an NCAA bid in 2024 • Made 77 3 pointers at Nebraska, born in South Sudan • Won 101 games at Nebraska and replaced Barry Collier • ...
From the Mountains to the Oceans 2015-01-16
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- this state borders both W. Virginia and Indiana
- Washington has more of these landmasses than the other 47 contiguous states combined
- the only state who's flag has different pictures on each side
- this common expression was 1st said by a Minnesota broadcast during a baseball game; also a great place for ice cream
- this S. Carolinian made looking pretty and pointing at things a fulltime job
- home to Mount Rushmore
- Colorado was the only state to ever turn down this international sporting event
- the longest continuous street in America is in this capital city known for it's height above sea-level
- birthplace to Jimi Hendrix and Bing Crosby, and founding state of Starbucks
- known for it's peaches
- born in New Mexico, this actor/magician has hosted the Tony Awards 4 times since 2009
- state named after 18th Century French Royalty
- capital of Maine
- more turkeys are raised here than any other (how many can you take?)
- city often mistaken for the capital of PA and home to the first computer
- Utah outlaw, famous for his train and bank robberies in the Wild West
- fast-growing capital city in S. France and also the smallest state capital in the US.
- W. Virgina has the oldest population of any state. The median age is this.
- this state has enough streams and rivers that, laid end to end, they could circle the globe at the equator
- this was invented at the St. Louis world fair when one vendor ran out of cups and asked another vendor for help
- third most populous state
- now at 6%, W. Virginia was the first state to implement this way for governments to earn money
- I explored the Mammoth Caves in this state
- state of firsts: 1st circus, 1st speeding ticket, 1st open golf tournament; 1st Afro-American regiment
- blow up this state, give Pennsylvania a beach
- last capital in the Animaniacs' song
- Alabama introduced this Springtime holiday to America
- this capital city's NFL and MLB team are both named for birds
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- my dad was born here before it was a state
- Gillian Anderson, Cindy Crawford, Walt Disney, and Harrison Ford all called this state home
- in Carmen Sandiego, this produce was always stolen from Idaho
- this city is commonly known as "music city"
- Capital of Michigan
- New Hampshire astronaut; 2nd person and 1st American to go to space; 5th and oldest person on the moon where he hit 2 golf balls
- state bird of Delaware, is also the mascot of the state university
- this state shares its name with a Hammerstein musical
- state where Superman landed and was raised
- cornhusker state
- number of states Virgina borders
- capital of Florida
- state touching the Great Lakes
- N. Carolinian siblings who conquered flight
- this capital city is named after the infamous mountain of the same name
- Chapel hill, the oldest State University, is in this state
- where Lewis and Clark set out from aka The Hoosier State
- Arkansas has this on it's state flag b/c it's the only state where this mineral has been found
- George W. Bush was born in this state where we did not get a postcard
- North Dakota Capital, also home to Fort Abraham Lincoln
- there is 1 slot machine in Nevada for every ______ people
- this president born in Iowa was the 1st president born West of the Mississippi, he also had 87 honorary degrees and was nominated 5 times for the Nobel Peace Prize
- Florida city with the highest average temp. in US
- Mississippi singer songwriter who often portrays "island escapism"
- Daniel Boone, James Buchanan, Betsy Ross, and Tara Lipinski come from this state
- considered to be the "southernmost Northern state" and "the northern most Southern state"
- Texas is the only state to enter the US by this, rather then annexation
- this capital city's marathon was target by terrorists a few years ago
- capital of Alabama
- this state, also famous for the amount of copper it produces, does not observe daylight savings time
- this states flag has blue to represent sky/sea/lakes and 8 stars - 7 for the big dipper and 1 for the N. Star
59 Clues: cornhusker state • capital of Maine • capital of Florida • capital of Alabama • Capital of Michigan • home to Mount Rushmore • known for it's peaches • third most populous state • state touching the Great Lakes • number of states Virgina borders • last capital in the Animaniacs' song • my dad was born here before it was a state • state where Superman landed and was raised • ...
Another Words of 2024 2024-11-25
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- - Candy bar suggesting, “Have a break, have a...”
- - Car brand promising to “Expect the Impossible.”
- – Let’s _______: Popular slang to mean 'ready to take action,' often in a team setting
- - Sketch comedy show that airs weekly on NBC (3 letter acronym)
- – Mac operating system released in September 2024
- - Economic trend that is easing globally in 2024 (9 letters)
- - Returns to battle alongside Kong against a colossal new threat in this movie.
- - Dating app where “It starts with a swipe.”
- - Chargeable eco-friendly vehicle
- – currently hitting Pacific NW - Intense weather system with rapid pressure drop (2 words)
- – NFL team from the Motor City
- - The ability to understand and share the feelings of another
- – Movie that Ryan Gosling shines as a stuntman helping a film director navigate danger.
- This Connecticut team finished March Madness with their second Men's NCAA national championship in a row
- - Security company responsible for a global outage after a faulty Windows update.
- - Technology transforming businesses with automation and insights
- - Epic sci-fi TV sequel continuing the saga of Arrakis.
- – Battery brand that “keeps going and going.”
- – “To boost marginalized voices or messages
- – “Ensuring everyone has a seat at the table
- – Baby ________: Limited series based on Richard Gadd’s award-winning play about obsession and boundaries
- -Cambridge Dictionary word of the year that means to use methods such as visualization
- - Taylor Swift and Post Malone's collaboration, a 2024 chart-topper
- – “Tiny digital icons for expressing emotions
- – Paddle sport that is a hybrid of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong
- – The AFC football team that faced the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.
- – “What you do with an entire season of a show in one sitting
- – “A forward-looking vision for change and improvement
- - A model of work blending remote and in-office work for flexibility
- - “The world’s largest furniture store” known for DIY assembly.
- Won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2024
- - Ballot-based selection where the outcome is decided by voters every 4 years
- - Beyoncé's 2024 hit that had fans going all-in
- - Country hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics
- - Paris-hosted global sports spectacle, July 2024
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- – “A brief appearance by a celebrity in a film or show
- – Started 2 years before RM+D, it is the longest-running animated television series in the US
- – “To give someone strength and confidence
- AI tool that assisted in generating the words for this crossword puzzle
- – “The ability to understand and share others’ feelings
- - Gaming brand daring you to “Get N or Get Out.”
- – “Stronger Than Dirt” cleaning product.
- The Country Music Association awarded this person Entertainer of the Year 2024 (Last name)
- - Middle Eastern conflict area where a ceasefire was declared in 2024
- - Cereal brand collaborating to empower women.
- – “Social media star with a big following
- – Airline encouraging your taste buds to travel.
- - Luxuriously fancy or extravagant
- - Great ______ Mountains National Park was the most visited national park in the United States in 2024
- – “Platform shaping music and viral trends
- – “Audio show often on-the-go
- - Eco-friendly practices that drive innovation and market expansion
- - Candy for when “You’re not you when you’re hungry.”
- – “What goes viral or gains attention in media
- - Prestigious motorsport event through the streets of Monte Carlo, May 2024
- – Hurricane ________ made landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast on Oct. 9, 2024
- Taylor Swift won Album of the Year for this album, becoming the first person to win the award four times
- - Charisma or charm; Oxford's word of the year
- - Corporate strategy promoting diverse talent and equitable practices (3 letter acronym)
- - Soft drink urging you to “Think Young. Act Now.”
- - The presence of different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives
- - Proof of claims, often in the form of screenshots or messages
- - A skeptical or suspicious look, often bombastic
- - 2024 film adaptation of a hit Broadway musical, exploring the untold story of Oz's witches.
- - Emmy-winning comedy about a veteran comedian and her young writer
- The team that claimed their second World Series title in the last five years
- – Hurricane ________ devasted parts of North Carolina in September
- - 2024's Pantone Color of the Year, a soft warm tone (2 words)
- - The overall atmosphere or mood of a person or place
69 Clues: – “Audio show often on-the-go • – NFL team from the Motor City • - Chargeable eco-friendly vehicle • - Luxuriously fancy or extravagant • – “Stronger Than Dirt” cleaning product. • – “Social media star with a big following • – “To give someone strength and confidence • – “Platform shaping music and viral trends • - Country hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics • ...
The Number Seven (September 2025) 2025-09-03
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- During a Muslim's Hajj (Pilgrimage) or Umrah (Visit) to Mecca, the faithful are called upon to walk around this large, black stone in seven circuits or laps.
- This European country is bordered by seven other countries; Austria, Croatia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Ukraine.
- This African country is bordered by seven other countries; Algeria, Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad, Libya, Nigeria, and Mali.
- These seven bones in one's foot, calcaneus, talus, navicular, cuboid, and three cuneiform bones, medial, intermediate, and lateral, are collectively grouped under this name.
- The American flag has seven of these colored red.
- Written by Dmitri Shostakovich in 1941 during the Siege of Leningrad and subtitled after the besieged city, this was his seventh of the fifteen of this type of musical works he would ultimately compose.
- The seventh one of these in the U.S. Constitution protects criminal defendants' right to a trial by jury.
- In American football, at least seven members of the offensive team must be situated on this invisible line based upon the placement of the ball from the previous play.
- Since 1984, women have been able to compete in this seven event, two day competition. Events include the 100 meter hurdles, 200 meters, 800 meters, high jump, shot put, long jump, and javelin throw. Jackie Joyner-Kersee holds two gold medals and one silver medal for this competition across three Olympics.
- In the United States Forces, an O-7 rank makes its holder in most branches one of these kinds of generals.
- Originally a 1954 American musical film, Seven _______ for Seven Brothers has since been turned into a successful live-stage musical.
- A grouping of seven musicians. In classical music, this is a far less common arrangement than a quartet or trio. Outside of classical music, the K-pop group BTS would be considered one as well.
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- The Great Pyramid at Giza are the sole remaining one of the Seven _________ of the Ancient World. These included the Lighthouse of Alexandria, the Colossus of Rhodes, and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
- A mainstream Protestant denomination founded in the United States in the 19th century, the Seventh-Day __________ are noted for its emphasis on observing the Sabbath on Saturdays rather than Sundays.
- 7 x 7 x 7 = 343. In mathematics, this is also called seven _______.
- Seven is an example of this kind of number, a natural, whole number greater than one that can two whole divisors, one and itself. Other examples include Three, Five, and Seventeen.
- 7 x 7 = 49. In mathematics, this is also called seven ________.
- Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Astronomy, Music, and Geometry are commonly referred to as the Seven _________ Arts.
- This Asian country is bordered by seven other countries; Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey, and Turkmenistan.
- In English, a ________ subject is the main noun, pronoun, or group of words acting as noun that a sentence is about. Examples include Abstract Concepts (Love), Compound Subjects (Coffee or Tea), Noun Phrases (A well-written essay), Infinites (To understand), Gerunds (Reading), Pronouns (We), and Nouns (Dogs).
- Situated in the American Northeast, Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar, and Wellesley are collectively referred to as Seven _______ colleges; elite higher education for women equivalent to the then All-Male Ivy League.
- Often described by many as the GOAT, this former NFL Quarterback helped his teams win the Super Bowl a total of seven times over a 23 year career.
- Prudence, Justice, Temperance, Fortitude, Faith, Hope, and Charity are the seven cardinal set of these, historically shaped by classical philosophy and Christian theology for living a moral and spiritual life.
- In baseball, the period between top and bottom halves of the seventh inning is often referred to by this physical exercise of extending and holding muscles.
- This former Major League Outfielder managed to win seven Most Valuable Player (MVP) award over his 22 year career, more than any other player in baseball history.
- Serena Williams and this woman have each won seven Wimbledon singles tennis titles.
- At the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, this American swimmer managed with win seven gold medals, a setting a world record in each event. Michael Phelps would eventually surpass him at the 2008 Beijing Games, winning eight.
- While less formerly called a Septagon, this shape has seven straight sides, seven interior angles, and seven vertices, or points where the sides of the shape meet.
28 Clues: The American flag has seven of these colored red. • 7 x 7 = 49. In mathematics, this is also called seven ________. • 7 x 7 x 7 = 343. In mathematics, this is also called seven _______. • Serena Williams and this woman have each won seven Wimbledon singles tennis titles. • ...
Presidents 2024-07-04
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- born 1795 North Carolina; during his term, secretly purchased enslaved children for his plantation; 11th president (1845-1849)
- born 1773 Virginia; lasted only 32 days in office; 9th president (1841)
- born 1858 New York; youngest president at 42; 26th president (1901-1909)
- born 1961 Hawaii; won 2 Grammy awards; 44th president (2009-2017)
- born 1857 Ohio; first president to hurl the ceremonial first pitch at a MLB game; 27th president (1909-1913)
- born 1908 Texas; first career as a teacher; 36th president (1963-1969)
- born 1924 Georgia; worked on his family's peanut farm after his father's death; 39th president (1877-1981)
- born 1735 Massachusetts Bay Colony; exchanged more than 1100 love letter with his wife; 2nd president (1797-1801)
- born 1800 New York; the last Whig president; 13th president (1850-1853)
- born 1809 Kentucky; tallest president at 6'4; 16th president (1861-1865)
- born 1804 New Hampshire; alcoholic president; 14th president (1853-1857)
- born 1767 Carolinas; killed a man in a duel; 7th president (1829-1837)
- born 1732 Virginia; enthusiastic dog breeder; 1st president (1789-1797)
- born 1890 Texas; first president to ride in a helicopter; 34th president (1953-1961)
- born 1833 Ohio; first president to hire a female White House staff; 23rd president (1889-1893)
- born 1942 Pennsylvania; overcame debilitating childhood stutter and enduring bullying over it in grade school; 46th president (2021-Present)
- born 1831 Ohio; first known left handed president; 20th president (1881)
- born 1791 Pennsylvania; helped draft the Ostend Manifesto; 15th president (1857-1861)
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- born 1882 New York; longest serving president; 32nd president (1933-1945)
- born 1829 Vermont; named in honor of the doctor who delivered him; 21st president (1881-1885)
- born 1913 California; became a skillful poker player while stationed in Solomon Islands during WWII; 37th president (1967-1974)
- born 1758 Virginia; only president to run unopposed other than Washington; 5th president (1817-1825)
- born 1767 Massachusetts; first president to be the son of a president; 6th president (1825-1829)
- born 1808 North Caroline; cared for a family of White House mice he called "the little fellows"; 17th president (1865-1869)
- born 1743 Virginia; principal author of DoI; 3rd president (1801-1809)
- born 1946 New York; pre-presidency was a real estate developer, entrepreneur, and host; 45th president (2017-2021)
- born 1837 New Jersey; only president to serve non-consecutive terms; 22nd & 24th president (1885-1889; 1893-1897)
- born 1822 Ohio; first president to have a telephone while in office; 19th president (1877-1881)
- born 1843 Ohio; on the discontinued $500 bill; 25th president (1897-1901)
- born 1751 Virginia; 5'4 and barely over 100 lbs; 4th president (1809-1817)
- born 1782 New York; first American-born president; 8th president (1837-1841)
- born 1913 Nebraska; star football player at University of Michigan and turned down NFL offers; 38th president (1974-1977)
- born 1790 Virginia; father of 15 children; 10th president (1841-1845)
- born 1946 Connecticut; took up oil painting post-presidency; 43rd president (2001-2009)
- born 1946 Arkansas; played the saxaphone and performed on the Arsenio Hall Show; 42nd president (1993-2001)
- born 1784 Virginia; never voted in previous elections; 12th president (1849-1850)
- born 1911 Illinois; worked as a lifeguard, sportscaster, and actor pre-political career; 40th president (1881-1889)
- born 1924 Massachusetts; captain of baseball team and member of Skull and Bones (a secret society) while at Yale; 41st president (1889-1993)
- born 1865 Ohio; prior to office, wrote love letters to his mistress who was also the wife of one of his best friends; 29th president (1921-1923)
- born 1822 Ohio; had to decline Lincolns invitation to Ford Theatre for plans with his wife and children; 18th president (1868-1877)
- born 1917 Massachusetts; briefly employed as a journalist during WWII post honorable dischargement; 35th president (1961-1963)
- born 1874 Iowa; first president to hail west of the Mississippi; 31st president (1929-1933)
- born 1872 Vermont; once replied "You lose" to a visitor who bet she could get at least 3 words out of him; 30th president (1923-1929)
- born 1856 Virginia; established the second sunday in May as Mother's Day; 28th president (1913-1921)
- born 1884 Missouri; the S in his name is just an initial and does not stand for any name; 33rd president (1945-1953)
45 Clues: born 1961 Hawaii; won 2 Grammy awards; 44th president (2009-2017) • born 1790 Virginia; father of 15 children; 10th president (1841-1845) • born 1743 Virginia; principal author of DoI; 3rd president (1801-1809) • born 1908 Texas; first career as a teacher; 36th president (1963-1969) • born 1767 Carolinas; killed a man in a duel; 7th president (1829-1837) • ...
Sinéad & Alec's "Guess Our Guests" 2025-10-29
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- Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco, familiarly
- U.S. state with the highest number of lightning strikes
- Franciscan monks brought these to Georgia in the 1570s
- "Trap Queen" singer with one eye
- Movie for which Whoopi Goldberg won her Oscar
- Mexican "goat sucker" spotted as north as Maine
- HBO series set in 19th-century New York
- Oscar-winning Actress Keaton, may she rest in peace!
- Princess whose fate was, quite literally, tied to her hair
- Oldest college in California (abbrev.)
- “You Oughta Know” singer Alanis
- 1997 film about a dog who hoops
- Room full of chemistry?
- Spanish word for 'night'
- One who may write fantasy novels, perhaps
- Heavy construction equipment primarily consisting of a boom, dipper (or stick), bucket, and cab on a rotating platform known as the 'house'
- Rod Stewart wished he never saw her face
- Company with 747 ways to fly?
- Clay of American Idol, Season 2 fame
- Seedless mandarin variety
- Objects for greetings and gambles
- Letters that mean you’ve mastered the thesis
- Ken's job, according to Barbie (2023)
- A Court of Thorns and Roses' genre, familiarly
- Matthew Perry’s famous role on Friends
- The Seven Husbands of ______ Hugo
- Org. with Eagles, Falcons, and Ravens
- Cambridge tech uni. for geniuses
- Why they crossed the road, we'll never know
- Boot-shaped home of Rome
- Chilly Disney film that really "let it go"?
- Film director, Kurosawa
- Tabletop game that hinges on 40K miniature paintings
- Author who published Sense and Sensibility anonymously
- TV show about three witch sisters
- Main antagonist of The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
- Burger chain born in Madison Square Park, NYC
- Pinstriped rivals of the Red Sox
- Classic Halloween sweet made from cacao
- American tire manufacturer based in Nashville
- “Psycho” killer Norman
- College named after real Oregon pioneers
- E.g., Geminis, kit kats, Mary Kate and Ashley
- Pantry staple with a pull tab
- Wielder of a double sided red light saber
- Ed Sheeran song about his whirlwind Irish romance
- Patriarch of the Addams Family
- University of Washington's live Husky mascot
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- LP material that grooves
- Model rifles dubbed "The Gun That Won the West"
- Markus Lynn Betts, familiarly
- Band that sang "Dust in the Wind"
- Legendary "round table" king
- Cleveland Indians hall of famer, Satchel
- Gambling was legalized in this capital city in 1931
- Frodo or Bilbo of the Shire, by fiction
- Rachel's love interest on Friends
- Cartoon who always has his security blanket
- The world's largest producer of saffron
- "Moon," in Latin
- Agreeable English progressive rock band?
- National Park in Utah famous for its red rock hoodoos
- NYU school founded as the School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance in 1900
- One who might conduct himself professionally?
- Director Christopher of "The Prestige" and the "Dark Knight" triology
- Ancient fighting "arts" encompassing mental and physical strength
- “Space Oddity” singer, familiarly
- Manga’s moving counterpart
- Ivy league alma mater of five U.S. presidents
- Denim pants that should never be worn to bed
- Soccer legend who co-founded Angel City Football Club in Los Angeles
- State university founded the year its state became 14th to join the Union
- Roll-playing fantasy game
- Disney's 2004 movie, ____ Enchanted
- Greek legend brought down by a leg end
- TV channel known for cozy romance plots
- Appalachia's favorite citrus-green soda
- One who might rule a death accidental
- "Pride and Prejudice" family name
- Collectibles with a little dust and a lot of value
- Parent company behind Tony the Tiger, est. 1894
- City of Angels
- Boot-scootin’ social dance of the south
- Goal for many a New Year’s resolution
- Capital city that popularized the Piña Colada in the 1950s
- Company working to reach Mars
- Applications and operating systems
- Titular butler played by Glenn Close
- Land of lochs, including Nessie's
- V.E. Schwab best-seller, The Invisible Life of __ LaRue
- Ripe variety of New Mexico's state pepper
- Hampshire County town near Amherst, Mass.
- Fluffy Arctic dog breed
- Capital city known as Edo city before 1868
- Uni. alumni include Martin Scorsese, Spike Lee and Adam Sandler
- Pertaining to beers
- East Egg's fictional socialite
97 Clues: City of Angels • "Moon," in Latin • Pertaining to beers • “Psycho” killer Norman • Room full of chemistry? • Film director, Kurosawa • Fluffy Arctic dog breed • LP material that grooves • Spanish word for 'night' • Boot-shaped home of Rome • Roll-playing fantasy game • Seedless mandarin variety • Manga’s moving counterpart • Legendary "round table" king • Markus Lynn Betts, familiarly • ...
Tickets and Seating 2022-01-04
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- Seat License A paid license that affords the buyer the right to buy season tickets for a specific seat in a stadium. The license is transferable and seat rights may be sold to another person once the owner decides not to purchase season tickets.
- Many venues use electronic and paperless ticket delivery systems so that delivering the tickets is more convenient for fans. There are different ways to get tickets and they often have to confirm that you are the purchaser of the ticket when you receive the email or other ticket reception software.
- A number of teams include money-back guarantee terms in their single-game tickets or seasonal ticket packages. Money-back guarantee is an agreement between the ticket seller and ticket buyer that the buyer will receive a full refund if the event does not meet a standard of satisfaction for the patron. Examples of this include the Arena Football League team Jacksonville Sharks implementing a money-back guarantee to season ticket holders after a successful season in which they won their division and the Phoenix Suns guaranteeing a good time for all guests or a complete refund of the ticket price. The trade-off of having to refund ticket prices vs. adding revenue benefits the vendor because it's been proven that fans are unlikely to ask for a refund. Additionally, money-back guarantee is an effective way to market season tickets to new potential buyers.
- Differences in pricing of a seat based on quality, time, and place. Quality refers to reputation, strength, and draw of the opponent. Time corresponds to the day of the week, time of day, or part of the season. Place is determined by location of seat.
- The luxury box or skybox and club seating constitute the most exclusive class of seating in arenas and stadiums, and generate much higher revenues than regular seating. Club ticket holders often receive exclusive access to an indoor part of the venue through private club entrances, to areas containing special restaurants, bars, merchandise stands, and lounge areas of the venue that are not otherwise available to regular ticket holders.
- Stored-value tickets have become commonplace at MLB stadiums. The stored value is accessible via a barcode scanned at the venues. They estimate that patrons with power tickets spend 70 percent more on concessions and merchandise.
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- Preventing brokers or scalpers from selling and reselling tickets on the secondary ticket market has been a challenge for venue owners. How do you make revenue off of the secondary ticket market? In the 2000s the Giants decreased no shows by reselling tickets through their ticket exchange at a 50 percent reduction and generated half a million dollars in revenue. Ticket exchanges offer season ticket holders to resell their tickets in a safe and legal way. StubHub is now the official secondary ticket sales market of MLB. Ticketmaster operates secondary ticket exchanges for the NBA,NHL and NFL.
- Many teams offer ‘flexible ticket packages’ that can include any amount of tickets to games determined by the team. Tickets that are included in the package are often popular games so that the customers are more likely to buy extra tickets to less desirable games. These packages often include various benefits such as discounts or priority purchasing on other tickets not included in the package.
- A fee paid for a seat in an unreserved searing or standing area ina public assemble facility.
9 Clues: A fee paid for a seat in an unreserved searing or standing area ina public assemble facility. • Stored-value tickets have become commonplace at MLB stadiums. The stored value is accessible via a barcode scanned at the venues. They estimate that patrons with power tickets spend 70 percent more on concessions and merchandise. • ...
Crossword #1 2024-07-15
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- The big apple
- Drink that gets you drunk the fastest
- British alphabet finisher
- World's most celebrated holiday
- First name of the president who's last name is stated in clue 60 across
- Someone who argues the opposite side purely for the sake of debate can be described as a devil's what
- This food is often fried at fairs and carnival's, it is extremely fatty and unhealthy
- What Korea is, geographically
- After Netflix, the most subscribed to streaming service
- What this question actually is.
- Home of the Basilica Sisters, this city got the most tourists in 2023
- This country has the most cities with 1 million plus, having over 100 such cities
- Iker Casillas nationality
- Thanos's assassin
- Brand whose slogan is shop like a billionaire
- This provider is the most used for internet in Chicago
- The _____ effect, a prime example of which is misremembering Mr.Monopoly to have a monocle
- A chef's hat
- Most visited country in the world
- Essential for a skydiver
- Most unhealthy soda
- Most ordered main meal from a fast food restaurant
- Term for a group of pandas
- Most used Chicago public transit
- White flower, or a girls name
- Hotel room, homophone for what candy could be described as.
- Most popular mothers-day gift
- 1,1,2,3,5,8,13: The _______ Sequence
- Name of the Duolingo mascot
- Best-selling automaker
- Most popular soda in Illinois, based off google searches
- Biggest US car brand
- What nymphs is made of
- Country that shares an island with the Dominican Republic
- An animal, or with up, to be quiet
- Almost useless organ, often removed
- In vain
- Most visited U.S. state
- Most popular fried chicken chain
- Eldest Weasley
- This aquatic animal is named after a land animal, despite having few to no resembles. Additionally, it is one of the only species that gives birth through the male.
- ____ burner, science equipment
- Slang meaning a deserved outcome
- Cheerios owners
- German, in German
- Two and eleven, minus one
- Kicking this is slang for dying
- Term for the U.K. leaving the E.U.
- Scold
- Crime capital of America
- Greek cupid
- Most watched news
- Honda's luxury division
- Thoroughly crushed
- What CBS, FBI, and CNN
- Second largest Illinois city
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- This game has more iterations than there are atoms in the known universe
- Synonym for sofa
- Smallest country
- A mint, or a way to broach silence
- Most eaten noodle
- Scold
- MLB team, or fish with a sword like bill
- Last name of this olympic athlete, who has won the most gold medals all time, 15 more than the second place American
- Pimento's first name in B99
- Full name of the actor most known by the American people, based off several surveys
- Building blocks co.
- TV show with the best rotten tomatoes all-time
- Crime with the most arrests, overdose
- Most common rock
- In the English language, the most commonly used 5 letter word
- Control+x
- Europe's "Boot"
- The only fruit that can never spoil
- Car brand with the most expensive average car
- In addition to spicy, sweet, bitter, and salty, the fifth basic taste
- Assistants on the edge of the playing field in soccer and tennis
- This bird proposes to a potential mate with the biggest smoothest pebble they can find. Also the name of an NHL team
- Dickens' Oliver
- Airport section of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
- Shortest commonly used word with all 5 vowels
- Word that can come after clues 3 and 78 down, and 98 across
- Where The Bear is filmed
- Cos, in math
- Captain Peralta's first name
- What not to cry over, per a common idiom
- Most popular cocktail
- Word that can come after pan, carrot, and cheese
- A hotel
- After English then Spanish, the most spoken language in Illinois
- The Jets and this team have clubs named this in both the NHL and NFL
- After blinding lights, the second most streamed song ever, by Ed Sheeran
- This basketball player's nickname is a homophone to a word that can mean a roughly built cabin
- The Eurythmics biggest hit, ____ Dreams
- This bird has more plastic versions of it than real.
- Star player's first name in A League of Their Own
- After California, Texas, New York, and Florida
- What a watermelon is that a strawberry is not
- _____ is bliss, per an idiom
- Country with the second most olympic medals ever
- Scottish national animal, the latin derivation for it is one horn
- Most common flag color
- Company with the most ads
103 Clues: Scold • Scold • In vain • A hotel • Control+x • Greek cupid • A chef's hat • Cos, in math • The big apple • Eldest Weasley • Europe's "Boot" • Dickens' Oliver • Cheerios owners • Synonym for sofa • Smallest country • Most common rock • Most eaten noodle • Thanos's assassin • German, in German • Most watched news • Thoroughly crushed • Building blocks co. • Most unhealthy soda • Biggest US car brand • ...
Cities Crossword 1 2024-08-23
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- Southern Terminus of I-26
- __________ Slugger, Baseball Bat Brand
- A Major City in Maine and Oregon
- A Major Midwest City in the USA, Commonly Referred to as a Shithole
- Eastern Tennessee City
- Capital of Missouri
- Has a Disneyland Resort
- __________-Birmingham EF4
- Capital City of Illinois
- Largest City in Minnesota
- The Capital of the Palmetto State
- Sister City to Calgary
- Home to the Gateway Arch
- Capital of Oklahoma
- Largest City in Quebec
- Home to the Hockey Team Jets
- Capital of Quebec
- Largest City Exclusively on Michigan's Upper Peninsula
- Appalachian Major City in South Carolina
- Sister City to Odessa
- Northern Terminus of I-26
- Capital of New York
- Capital Of Saskatchewan
- Capital of Kansas
- Capital of North Dakota
- Northwestern Louisiana
- Main City in NE-2 Congressional District
- Largest City in Louisiana, Famous for it's Wards and Hurricane Katrina
- Major City in Connecticut
- Capital of Michigan
- Major City in North Central Illinois
- Capital of Ohio
- Landfall Location of Hurricane Ian
- Western Kentucky, NWS Office Located Here
- Home to a Minor League Baseball Team Known for Ridiculous Stunts, Georgia
- Coastal City of Mississippi
- Major City on the Illinois Iowa Border
- Capital of Pennsylvania
- Capital of British Columbia
- Abbreviated to DFW
- Capital of the Tar Heel State
- Largest City in Canada
- Major Metropolitan Center on the Chesapeake Bay
- Capital of New Hampshire
- Texas's Largest City
- Capital of Prince Edward Island
- Where Terry Fox's 1 Legged Run Across Canada Was Cut Short Due to Lung Cancer
- Texas's Westernmost City
- Canada's Northernmost City
- Capital of Georgia
- Largest City Between DFW and Austin
- Near Padre and Mustang Islands, South Texas
- Large City in Western Virginia
- Shares a Name With a Major City in Ukraine
- Capital of Vermont
- Easternmost City on Long Island
- Capital of Canada
- An OKC Suburb Home to an NWS Office
- Home to the NBA Team Bucks
- Home to the NBA Spurs
- Largest City in British Columbia
- Capital of West Virginia
- Capital of Northwest Territoies
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- City Where the Costliest Tornado Struck
- The Major City on the ______ Strip Which Ohio and Michigan Fought Over
- A New York State City Bordering Canada
- Kentucky City With an Aircraft Carrier Named After It
- Pennsylvanian City at the Junction of 3 Rivers
- Has Been Struck by Many Violent Tornadoes
- ______ Phone, On the Gulf Coast of the USA
- Easternmost Canadian City
- City Named After Saskatchewan
- Named after a Nearby Bay, Virginia
- Halfway in Between Winston-Salem and Raleigh
- South Carolinian Vacation Resort
- Georgian City on the South Carolinian Border
- Largest City of Pennsylvania
- Capital of Rhode Island
- Ohio City on Lake Erie
- Capital of Yukon
- Northeastern Indiana
- Home to the Indy 500
- Home to I64 and I664, 2 Words
- Home of the Orioles Baseball Team
- A Waterfall Based City Between the USA and Canada
- Capital of Virginia
- Capital of South Dakota
- Miami Suburb Abbreviated to FL
- Capital of Maryland
- Floridian City on the Tip of the Panhandle
- Southern Ohio Major City
- A City Split Between Two States, One of Which Being the Name Sake
- [Name]-[Capital of Oregon]
- The New Jersey Side of New York
- Capital of America
- Major South Dakotan City, Southeast South Dakota
- A Major Kansas City
- Capital of Connecticut
- Minnesota City on Lake Superior
- Capital of Nunavut
- Capital of Louisiana
- The USA's Most Famous City
- Capital of Wisconsin
- Capital of Alberta
- 2nd Largest City in North Dakota
- Largest City of North Carolina
- City on the North Dakota Minnesota Border
- Capital of Minnesota
- Capital of Alabama
- Large City in Northeastern Arkansas
- Home to the MLB Team Rays
- Large City in the Middle of the Texas Triangle
- On the Tennessee Georgia Border
- City Split Between Michigan and Canada
- Capital of Massachusetts
- Capital of Arkansas
- Delaware's Largest City
- Capital of Florida
- Capital of Tennessee
- Home to The Loop
- South of Cleveland
- Home to the Largest Manmade Explosion Excluding Nuclear Bombs
- North NYC
- Home to the NFL Team Packers
- Largest City in Tennessee
- Capital of Mississippi
- Capital of Iowa
- Florida's Largest Metropolitan Area
- Capital of New Jersey
- Home to MLS Team With a Tree in the Logo
130 Clues: North NYC • Capital of Ohio • Capital of Iowa • Capital of Yukon • Home to The Loop • Capital of Quebec • Capital of Kansas • Capital of Canada • Capital of America • Capital of Nunavut • Capital of Alberta • Abbreviated to DFW • Capital of Alabama • Capital of Florida • Capital of Georgia • South of Cleveland • Capital of Vermont • Capital of Missouri • Capital of Oklahoma • Capital of Virginia • ...
Its Greek to Me Crossword 2025-06-12
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- *Me when I make up words*
- Discredited beliefs shared by first Stanford president and a certain bad painter
- Detroit Become Human robots
- Two roads diverged in a wood... smth smth smth which do we pick.
- "Me? A physicist? Never. That's literally the [ ] of what I see myself doing in the future."
- Before concussions were taken seriously in the NFL, brain [ ] was super common
- World's largest publisher and distributor of children's books; also generally school-related
- If I had a nickel for every time I saw a TV character prevent someone from suffocating by performing a [ ] with a straw, I'd have two nickels
- I can only drive a [ ], not a manual
- I do science on my desk at common intervals... you could call it my [ ] table (pun)
- 45-45-90
- I am so good at making songs. I can do no wrongs. I do this all the time. I love to... [ ]
- "Yk when you do everything right in a problem but then your [ ] TA takes 0.5 pts out of SPITE" </3
- Sort of the opposite of claustrophobia (hint: still a phobia)
- A teacher described you as this, I thought it sounded mean initially
- Line:square as cube:[ ]
- "I play guitar." "Oh really, electric?" "Nah, just [ ] for now"
- E.g. My Very Easy Method Just Speeds Up Naming Planets
- Over-[]: A surprisingly common risk for marathon runners
- Ideal place to be in, especially if you're Coldplay
- It's like hearing boss music, but the boss music is in your head (and there's no boss...)
- "I went to a funeral and my friend went up to say a few words and he said [ ]..." (joke)
- A pretty long time
- 6 faces
- Strange occurrence, but common in Gravity Falls
- Throwing awa- I MEAN RECYCLING :) my cheatsheets after a midterm always feels a little [ ]
- I write my name [ ] as Es-ow Add-Hon-Uh, and they still get it wrong :(
- ALL THE WORDS
- Lovely word. Annoying spelling. If only there was a rule or method that could help me think through how to spell it each time... (pun)
- "Why can you never hear a [ ] go to the bathroom? Because the p is silent!"
- E.g. headache, sneezing, cough, sore throat
- clue... yeah.. mhm... ok
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- "Be the [ ] of your OWN story" ~ Someone probably
- E.g. a familiar smell from childhood
- Name of a Kendrick Lamar diss track; also a HBO show featuring Zendaya
- I think the clue was meant to say coincidental
- These questions need no answer
- Like TV series
- E.g. mom, 8, o, I, W, noon, a circle
- "Whenever I throw a party, I make sure to invite a [ ]. They really know how to get things started!" (pun)
- *Me when I think of some totally definitely funny joke* (these things fire)
- Fingers (kinda)
- Cause of death of Jack from the Titanic
- "Did you know a cow is more [ ] than a Jeep? And to think they call it *ground* beef" (pun)
- Some gaming console controllers will vibrate to provide [ ] feedback.
- E.g. RIP, CRUNCH, ZIP
- "Do you want to go to the meadow?" "omg yes, LEts GO! I love FLOWERs!"
- The Northern Lights are my favorite natural [ ]
- Idk why I remember this but we talked about this word at Ghirardelli and just bc I remember that I felt obligated to make it the clue; also building material homophone
- Graduation will be a time of joy but also a bit [ ]
- If you go back in time and kill your grandfather, then you'll never be born... but then...
- How to represent a long/dash in morse code
- 10^6
- "Cafe A then B then C... down to a T *ticks* Very organized of us... very [ ]"
- blah blah blah *says word* WAIT *googles* "Bummer, latin"
- I dont have [ ], but to throw my hat in the ring, I think wednesday = orange = 6 :)
- Chronic traumatic... [ ]
- I say this word all the time (double meaning)
- Supposedly that SF art piece was actually a [ ] but I call cap
- Stanford's application says they evaluate students in a [ ] manner
- "You've never seen Chicago?" "Yeah, I knowwww it's [ ]" (paraphrased convo)
- Myself and myself again
- If I remember right, common term to describe one of your teachers (or was it a classmate...), also nearly shares last name with famous Jane novelist
- "What if we all storm into [ ] dining? THEY CAN'T STOP ALL OF US!"
- "ARE YOU READY FOR A GREAT CLUE? ARE YOU SURE??? OKAY!!! Wait... uh... I forgot, sorry if that was [ ]"
- "I can't believe I woke up consistently at 6 AM in high school, and now waking up before 9 got me feeling [ ]"
- E.g. Da Vinci, Marcus Agrippa, Frederick Law Olmsted
- Me when I don't want to be repetitive in my essay: *googles* "What's a [ ] for ...?"
68 Clues: 10^6 • 6 faces • 45-45-90 • ALL THE WORDS • Like TV series • Fingers (kinda) • A pretty long time • E.g. RIP, CRUNCH, ZIP • Line:square as cube:[ ] • Myself and myself again • Chronic traumatic... [ ] • clue... yeah.. mhm... ok • *Me when I make up words* • Detroit Become Human robots • These questions need no answer • E.g. a familiar smell from childhood • E.g. mom, 8, o, I, W, noon, a circle • ...
Final list of words for 2024 puzzle 2024-11-26
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- Battery brand that “keeps going and going.”
- Cambridge Dictionary word of the year that means to use methods such as visualization
- The overall atmosphere or mood of a person or place
- A brief appearance by a celebrity in a film or show, or a site for celebrity video messages
- Paddle sport that is a hybrid of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong
- Paris-hosted global sports spectacle, July 2024
- Audio show often on-the-go
- Car brand promising to “Expect the Impossible”
- NFL team whose 2024 uniforms include shoulder and pant striping inspired by the Ford Mustang
- Returns to battle alongside Kong against a colossal new threat in this movie
- Mac operating system released in September 2024
- Social media star with a big following
- The ________ started 2 years before RM+D and is the longest-running animated television series in the US
- This term is slang for the word used to describe something or someone that seems questionable or distrustful
- 2024 film adaptation of a hit Broadway musical, exploring the untold story of Oz's witches
- Emmy-winning comedy about a veteran comedian and her young writer
- Epic sci-fi TV sequel continuing the saga of Arrakis
- Corporate strategy promoting diverse talent and equitable practices (3 letter acronym)
- Ballot-based selection where the presidential outcome is decided by voters every 4 years
- Economic trend that is easing globally in 2024
- The presence of different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives
- Dating app where “It starts with a swipe”
- Won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2024
- A forward-looking vision for change and improvement
- Social media platform shaping music and viral trends
- The Country Music Association awarded this person Entertainer of the Year 2024 (Last name)
- Hurricane ________ made landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast on October 9, 2024
- This soft drink’s slogan "Real Magic" emphasizes the magic of humanity, uniqueness, and connection
- Originating from the title of a Charli XCX album, the term was embraced as a symbol of confidence and self-expression
- People use this word to compliment someone’s appearance or emphasize an outstanding performance
- AI tool that assisted in generating the words for this crossword puzzle
- Prestigious motorsport event racing through the streets of Monte Carlo, May 2024
- What you do with an entire season of a show in one sitting
- Ensuring everyone has a seat at the table
- Luxuriously fancy or extravagant
- Beyoncé's 2024 hit that had fans going all-in (three words)
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- Proof of claims, often in the form of screenshots or messages
- Taylor Swift won Album of the Year for this album, becoming the first person to win the award four times
- Act as if something is true; make believe
- Intense weather system with rapid pressure drop that hit the Pacific NW in November (two words)
- 2024's Pantone Color of the Year, a soft warm tone (2 words)
- Security company responsible for a global outage after a faulty Windows update
- A skeptical or suspicious look, often bombastic
- This Connecticut team finished March Madness with their second men's NCAA national championship in a row
- A model of work blending remote and in-office work for flexibility
- Sketch comedy show celebrating 50 years on the NBC network (3 letter acronym)
- Technology transforming businesses with automation and insights (two words)
- Colloquial term for utter chaos
- Candy for when “You’re not you when you’re hungry”
- Candy bar suggesting, “Have a break, have a...”
- Eco-friendly practices that drive innovation and market expansion
- Hurricane ________ devasted parts of North Carolina in September
- Tiny digital icons for expressing emotions
- This Iowa Hawkeyes women’s basketball player is regarded as one of the greatest collegiate athletes of all time (Last name)
- The team that claimed their second World Series title in the last five years
- To give someone strength and confidence
- Taylor Swift and Post Malone's song collaboration, a 2024 chart-topper
- Something that goes viral or gains attention in media
- “The world’s largest furniture store” known for DIY assembly
- Ryan Gosling shines as a stuntman in this movie helping a film director navigate danger
- Great ______ Mountains National Park was the most visited national park in the United States in 2024
- The ability to understand and share others’ feelings
- Chargeable eco-friendly vehicle – the E in EV
- Let’s _______: Popular slang to mean 'ready to take action,' often in a team setting
- Gaming brand daring you to “Get N or Get Out”
- To boost marginalized voices or messages
- “Stronger Than Dirt” cleaning product, or second only to the Greek hero Achilles
- Baby ________: Limited series based on Richard Gadd’s award-winning play about obsession and boundaries
- The AFC football team that faced the 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII
69 Clues: Audio show often on-the-go • Colloquial term for utter chaos • Luxuriously fancy or extravagant • Social media star with a big following • To give someone strength and confidence • To boost marginalized voices or messages • Act as if something is true; make believe • Dating app where “It starts with a swipe” • Ensuring everyone has a seat at the table • ...
Dad's Crossy 2021-10-15
Across
- Before merging to become the St.George-Illawarra Dragons, the team from Illawarra were known as the what
- talkback radio host and NRL commentator
- prominent NRL referee
- what appeared on the emblem of the defunct NRL team the South Queensland Crushers
- in which State of USA did one of the 1987 state of origin matches take place?
- last name of prominent sports commentator, born in Junee
- the last name of the award given to the most outstanding player in an NRL grand final, is also the last name of England's PM during World War 2
- on 4 November 2000, the Australian Kangaroos national rugby league team recorded its biggest ever win, a margin of 110 points and holding the opposition country team to only 4 points, what country did the opposition team come from?
- coach of the Penrith panthers and then Canberra raiders during the eighties
- one of the founding Sydney nrl teams, which is now long defunct, comes from this suburb of Sydney
- this team, which holds the record for most number of times as runner up in the NRL, also holds the record for most number of world club challenge wins
- Arthur Beetson and Darren Lockyer's home town
- the name of the team which, in 1991, beat the Penrith Panthers in the World Club Challenge at Anfield
- in 1985, the St George Illawarra Dragons were the runners up in the NRL competition, what was the last name of their coach?
- coached both Balmain in the NSWRFL and the Australian Wallabies, now a media personality
- representing northern-sydney and the NSW central coast, what bird represented this NRL team which went defunct in 2002
- former captain of the Canberra Raiders in the 80's, and father of a former Wallabies rugby union player
- the oldest rugby league club in Australia, competes in the NSW Cup but not the NRL
- this type of horse, which originally comes from Scotland, was the name of a now defunct Queensland Cup team from Toowoomba
- in 1892, the longest NRL suspension (15 months) was handed down to a player from this club which has since merged with another club
- top point scorer of the 1998 NRL season and current NRL coach
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- in 2020, Penrith and paramatta played a trial match in a country-NSW town of only 4,141, however 5,000 people attended. Which town was it?
- the last name of this player who is the highest point scorer of the Gold Coast Titans, his name is also found in a deck of cards
- now known as the Dally M medal, but changed in 1991 due to tobacco advertising laws, what cigarette brand was attached to this award for the most valuable player of an NRL season
- in 1988, Steve Roach signed a short-term two week deal with an English club to circumvent a two week suspension that'd see him sit out the 1988 grand final. Which English club was the short term deal signed with?
- the last name of the NRL's third highest point scorer
- the city which super-league team the _____ Rams came from
- the last name of this coach who has never played a single game of first grade, but was the coach of the first 'Indigenous All Stars' team in 2008 as well as several other NRL clubs
- before becoming the Gold Coast Chargers, the team representing the Gold-Coast tweed region and also an NFL team were known as the what?
- born in England, came to Australia and eventually played rugby league in Sydney in the sixties and seventies, went on to coach Australia and Manly to much success
- the name of the stadium sponsor of the 1995 Auckland Warriors
- the winner of the 2016 nrl season
- the last name of the current Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs coach, which is also the name of a large USA firearms manufacturer
- Having played 265 games for Parramatta and 25 games for Wigan all in the 80's, this player's last name is also the first name of a prominent Canberra raiders player in the 90's
- top point scorer of the 1982 NRL competition (then known as NSWRFL), playing for the Parramatta Eels
- this City, which has 1 NRL team, is also the City Johnathan Thurston was born in
- in may 1982, the only scoreless match in nrl first-grade history was played against Newtown Jets and which other team?
- the last name of the NRL's highest point scorer
- tied with Wigan, which other British Super league city has hosted the most World Club Challenge games
- the name of a club spawned out of the super league wars, represented Hunter region of NSW, lasted 1 season before folding
- in 1984 the top try scorer in the NRL was tied at 17 tries, the winners were Steve Morris and Terry ____?
41 Clues: prominent NRL referee • the winner of the 2016 nrl season • talkback radio host and NRL commentator • Arthur Beetson and Darren Lockyer's home town • the last name of the NRL's highest point scorer • the last name of the NRL's third highest point scorer • last name of prominent sports commentator, born in Junee • ...
Q1 Benchmark Review 2021-10-19
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- The day before tomorrow
- Used by Egyptians to write on
- Arc-shaped area of very fertile soil
- Best Marvel series released on Disney+,so far
- One of Mr. Peekstok's favorite shows
- Cereal (Cinnamon Toast ________)
- Made with wedges in clay tablets
- Mixing red and yellow gives you this color
- What goes up must come _____
- During the mummification process, Egyptians used these to store vital organs.
- Earth's largest continent
- Abbreviation for "Don't forget to be awesome!"
- Man's best friend
- Youngest King of Egypt
- In terms of religion, Mesopotamians and Egyptians were both _________.
- Last pharaoh of Ancient Egypt.
- Your family has to move because of an earthquake would be an example of a ____ factor.
- Where ancient Egyptians believed the soul continued to live after the body died
- Most important river in Egypt
- The U.S. dollar and Mexican peso are both examples of a _________.
- Leader in Mesopotamia who developed a code of laws.
- The Nile River flows in this direction
- Says the worst puns EVER
- Group of people at the bottom of the Mesopotamian & Egyptian social pyramids.
- Number of cups in a gallon
- Host of Crash Course (John ______)
- Batman's real name
- Fertile soil was provided to Mesopotamians and Egyptians when the rivers would do this.
- Egyptian writing system
- The color of the top stripe on an American flag
- The Eiffel Tower is an example of a _______ characteristic.
- Built by Mesopotamians to hold religious ceremonies.
- NBA basketball team (Charlotte ______)
- Egyptian god of the afterlife
- Master _______ from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- From The Office, the assistant to the regional manager (Dwight _____)
- Used by civilizations to move water from the rivers to where they needed it.(________ systems)
- Mesopotamia was divided into ______, each with its own ruler.
- People wearing winter clothing in a cold environment would be an example of how people ______ to their environment.
- The largest planet in our solar system
- Flying mammal
- People who move from place to place in search of food and water
- Person who writes books or documents by hand
- Famous video game character (Sonic the ______)
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- Earth's largest ocean
- GPS coordinates give an _______ location of a place.
- The number of sides on a standard pencil
- A discovered, golden headdress worn by Cleopatra would be an example of a _______ source.
- NFL football team (Carolina ______)
- When certain people do specific tasks to contribute to a society
- Person who hunts animals and gathers wild plants to provide for their needs.
- Greatest NBA basketball player of all-time. (Michael _______)
- State that Mr. Peekstok migrated from
- A form of government based upon the rule of a single person such as a king or queen
- First female pharaoh in Egypt.
- Large marsupial
- There was ___ social mobility in Mesopotamia
- The first monotheistic religion.
- The spread of cultural beliefs and social activities from one group to another
- An area that shares common features
- The only U.S. state that has a one-syllable name
- The Nile River would be an example of a _______ feature in Egypt.
- Company responsible for creating the iPhone
- Likes to chase mice
- Ancient Egypt was a monarchy,led by a _______.
- Famous rapper whose name sounds like a chocolate candy
- Sport Mr. Peekstok coaches and plays
- "Clearing out a forest to build an apartment complex" would be an example of this theme of geography
- Number of sides that a rhombicosidodecahedron has
- Worst Star Wars character EVER
- Getting bit by a radioactive spider is part of Spiderman's _______ story.
- Number of daily class periods at WCMS
- Belief in only one god
- Another word for farming
- A system of ranking social classes
- Animal with a trunk
- Mesopotamia was formed between the Tigris and ______ Rivers.
- A textbook would be an example of a ________ source.
- A group's knowledge,language,beliefs,customs and religion
- Messi's current soccer team
- Father of Percy Jackson
- The ________ was discovered in 1799 and was used to decode Hieroglyphics.
- Egyptians believed,in order to move on to the afterlife,the heart would need to be judged by weighing it against this
- Mesopotamians used a system of trade called ______
- Number of units that were covered in Q1 that will be on the Q1 Benchmark Test
- This word becomes shorter when you add 2 letters to it
- Billy’s mother had five children. The first was named Lala, the second was named Lele, the third was named Lili, the fourth was named Lolo. What was the fifth child named?
- Movement explains how and why goods,ideas and _______ move
88 Clues: Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Batman's real name • Likes to chase mice • Animal with a trunk • Earth's largest ocean • Youngest King of Egypt • Belief in only one god • The day before tomorrow • Egyptian writing system • Father of Percy Jackson • Says the worst puns EVER • Another word for farming • Earth's largest continent • Number of cups in a gallon • ...
Best Dressed Teachers Edition 2024-04-09
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- The theme of Raven Casino Night.
- Spring Break destination located in Carlsbad.
- New album by Ariana Grande.
- Islam's Holiest Month.
- The idea that women and men should have equal rights.
- Had a dominant 16-2 win.
- A location for a fun day trip in California that has several museums.
- Involved around 100 participants who formed a large circle
- Michelle ______ wrote the book, Becoming, which told stories of what it was like to be a woman and working mother.
- One of the rappers who was on the album Vultures.
- 20-year-old Texas Longhorns receiver that made history by running a 4.21 second 40 yard dash.
- High school that CCA Boys Volleyball beat in a JV first place win.
- _____ Cady Stanton, a major member of the feminist movement.
- The evil prime minister that is sentenced to death for his malicious intentions.
- Beyonce single that proceeded "Cowboy Carter."
- CCA company that makes delicious tea affordable and accessible.
- Muslim sacred text.
- One of the ties that Mr. Shea can be caught wearing.
- A color of the Scandinavian Swimmers that is very popular.
- Somewhere to go if you are looking to stay in the US during Spring Break.
- Teacher that took students to Africa on Spring Break
- Jewish holiday that commemorates Jewish survival from Persian rule.
- Holiday exclusive Trader Joe's treat.
- Option that helps CCA students avoid loaners that can be rented for just $1.
- Feminist book by Simone de Beauvoir
- President that was assassinated near the Vietnam War.
- The princess and someone who Paul brings up marriage to.
- This corporation has begun scouting for new talent for their upcoming 104th season.
- A topic of discussion that warranted a list of categories that could affect it.
- Advanced class open for entrepreneurial CCA students.
- CCA company that makes beautiful handmade bracelets and keychains
- Dubbed the "CCA Queen of Heels."
- CCA team that won against Helix Charter, La Jolla Country Day, and Valhalla High School.
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- Inspiration for the World's Puffiest White Cheddar Corn Puffs
- Student drivers that just got their license.
- Sandwich shop that provides food for some school events.
- How many years CCA has been around.
- A character that is "one dimensional and blood thirsty" in the Dune Movies.
- A Jewish woman that was taken as the Persian Queen.
- These kinds of donations will help benefit the education center in Africa
- _____ Education Center
- CCA's parking lot resembles a _________ ____ _____.
- An event for Juniors and Seniors hosted by PALS.
- A creamy and chocolate candy that is one of the best things to get at Trader Joe's.
- After intense weather, this part of CCA flooded.
- Form of art that will lead into the learning commons
- These new statues on campus will be based on ____ ______.
- April Fool's Day prank that involves printing out pictures of an individual.
- Writing "sorry for the ____" on someone's car in the CCA parking lot can be a funny prank.
- Country in Africa where students went to Spring Break
- An activity encouraged by CCA company, Looped.
- Chani often shows up in Paul's ______.
- A magazine without words.
- Position played by Kalen King of Penn State.
- CCA sports medicine program.
- Delicious triangle shaped, filled pocket pastry that is eaten by Jewish people during the holiday.
- An option for Trader Joe's dried fruit.
- Mr. Pollock generally dress in a ______ manner.
- Shop where you can secure a "winter pink" Starbucks-Stanley Cup collaboration piece.
- Weather that has the potential to cancel sports games.
- One of the writers of the Sound of Music, a play that was produced by CCA's theater conservatory.
- CCA team that competed in their first local meet at Mt. Carmel High School.
- Due to the building of ________ _____, resorts, and ranches...
- Native people to the planet Arrakis in Dune.
- Kids who are 9-10 are disappointed to receive this gift.
- The name of the last meal eaten before sunrise.
- A topic of discussion among bonding students.
- Designer that created clothes for women's bodies, not the male gaze.
- Knock, a CCA based company makes this kind of wooden accessory.
- Woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus who changed the means of being a woman.
- A vibrant makeup often worn in a hot pink shade by Profe Krogh.
- Preferred weapon of PTMS kids in the CCA parking lot.
- _________ Qadr, a sacred night for Muslims.
- A prank that could anger parents and cause complaints.
- A place that students drive to get lunch.
75 Clues: Muslim sacred text. • _____ Education Center • Islam's Holiest Month. • Had a dominant 16-2 win. • A magazine without words. • New album by Ariana Grande. • CCA sports medicine program. • The theme of Raven Casino Night. • Dubbed the "CCA Queen of Heels." • How many years CCA has been around. • Feminist book by Simone de Beauvoir • Holiday exclusive Trader Joe's treat. • ...
Best Dressed Teachers Edition 2024-04-09
Across
- The theme of Raven Casino Night.
- Spring Break destination located in Carlsbad.
- New album by Ariana Grande.
- Islam's Holiest Month.
- The idea that women and men should have equal rights.
- Had a dominant 16-2 win.
- A location for a fun day trip in California that has several museums.
- Involved around 100 participants who formed a large circle
- Michelle ______ wrote the book, Becoming, which told stories of what it was like to be a woman and working mother.
- One of the rappers who was on the album Vultures.
- 20-year-old Texas Longhorns receiver that made history by running a 4.21 second 40 yard dash.
- High school that CCA Boys Volleyball beat in a JV first place win.
- _____ Cady Stanton, a major member of the feminist movement.
- The evil prime minister that is sentenced to death for his malicious intentions.
- Beyonce single that proceeded "Cowboy Carter."
- CCA company that makes delicious tea affordable and accessible.
- Muslim sacred text.
- One of the ties that Mr. Shea can be caught wearing.
- A color of the Scandinavian Swimmers that is very popular.
- Somewhere to go if you are looking to stay in the US during Spring Break.
- Teacher that took students to Africa on Spring Break
- Jewish holiday that commemorates Jewish survival from Persian rule.
- Holiday exclusive Trader Joe's treat.
- Option that helps CCA students avoid loaners that can be rented for just $1.
- Feminist book by Simone de Beauvoir
- President that was assassinated near the Vietnam War.
- The princess and someone who Paul brings up marriage to.
- This corporation has begun scouting for new talent for their upcoming 104th season.
- A topic of discussion that warranted a list of categories that could affect it.
- Advanced class open for entrepreneurial CCA students.
- CCA company that makes beautiful handmade bracelets and keychains
- Dubbed the "CCA Queen of Heels."
- CCA team that won against Helix Charter, La Jolla Country Day, and Valhalla High School.
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- Inspiration for the World's Puffiest White Cheddar Corn Puffs
- Student drivers that just got their license.
- Sandwich shop that provides food for some school events.
- How many years CCA has been around.
- A character that is "one dimensional and blood thirsty" in the Dune Movies.
- A Jewish woman that was taken as the Persian Queen.
- These kinds of donations will help benefit the education center in Africa
- _____ Education Center
- CCA's parking lot resembles a _________ ____ _____.
- An event for Juniors and Seniors hosted by PALS.
- A creamy and chocolate candy that is one of the best things to get at Trader Joe's.
- After intense weather, this part of CCA flooded.
- Form of art that will lead into the learning commons
- These new statues on campus will be based on ____ ______.
- April Fool's Day prank that involves printing out pictures of an individual.
- Writing "sorry for the ____" on someone's car in the CCA parking lot can be a funny prank.
- Country in Africa where students went to Spring Break
- An activity encouraged by CCA company, Looped.
- Chani often shows up in Paul's ______.
- A magazine without words.
- Position played by Kalen King of Penn State.
- CCA sports medicine program.
- Delicious triangle shaped, filled pocket pastry that is eaten by Jewish people during the holiday.
- An option for Trader Joe's dried fruit.
- Mr. Pollock generally dress in a ______ manner.
- Shop where you can secure a "winter pink" Starbucks-Stanley Cup collaboration piece.
- Weather that has the potential to cancel sports games.
- One of the writers of the Sound of Music, a play that was produced by CCA's theater conservatory.
- CCA team that competed in their first local meet at Mt. Carmel High School.
- Due to the building of ________ _____, resorts, and ranches...
- Native people to the planet Arrakis in Dune.
- Kids who are 9-10 are disappointed to receive this gift.
- The name of the last meal eaten before sunrise.
- A topic of discussion among bonding students.
- Designer that created clothes for women's bodies, not the male gaze.
- Knock, a CCA based company makes this kind of wooden accessory.
- Woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus who changed the means of being a woman.
- A vibrant makeup often worn in a hot pink shade by Profe Krogh.
- Preferred weapon of PTMS kids in the CCA parking lot.
- _________ Qadr, a sacred night for Muslims.
- A prank that could anger parents and cause complaints.
- A place that students drive to get lunch.
75 Clues: Muslim sacred text. • _____ Education Center • Islam's Holiest Month. • Had a dominant 16-2 win. • A magazine without words. • New album by Ariana Grande. • CCA sports medicine program. • The theme of Raven Casino Night. • Dubbed the "CCA Queen of Heels." • How many years CCA has been around. • Feminist book by Simone de Beauvoir • Holiday exclusive Trader Joe's treat. • ...
NFL Trivia Current & Past 2022-10-06
OJ Simpson Murder Trial 2024-04-19
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- The Prosecution made the ultimate mistake when they asked OJ to try on the….
- The residence of OJ’s where a bloody glove was found
- LAPD made a huge mistake when they covered Nicole’s body with this, hiding her from the public eye and her childrens
- The city where the murder took place
- OJ does not take the stand in his own defense rather he pleaded the….
- Where the majority of Nicole’s wounds were
- Dream Team Lawyer who taught law at Harvard Alan _________
- OJ was found not guilty in the criminal trial but found guilty in this version of a trial
- “If the glove don’t fit, you must __________”
- The Dream Team lawyer who handled the DNA evidence
- Nickname given to OJ’s group of lawyers
- LAPD Officer Mark Fuhrman was accused of being this
- Allan ________ Was the Limo driver who took OJ to the airport
- OJ friend who drove the White Bronco on the slow speed chase
- The crime scene had a tremendous amount of this
- Al Cowlings drove OJ down the freeway in this vehicle at a slow speed
- OJ won the Heisman Trophy at this University
- OJ had cuts on this which he said was from throwing a glass against a wall
- The type of murder weapon
- This Forensic Officer Dennis ________ mishandled evidence which in turn keeps it from being used in court
- Because Mark Fuhrman had lied about his racist past,, he had to plead the....
- She was the lead Prosecutor in this case
- Ron Goldman was delivering these to the Brown home when he encountered the killer
- This groups average educational level was a high school diploma
- This was found in OJ’s house, vehicle, gloves, and crime scene
- The LAPD officer who found the bloody glove
- He lived in OJ’s guest house and heard a thump on his wall. A bloody glove was found outside his guest house
- There were strands of this over Nicole's dead body as well as Rons
- There were millions of examples of this saying that OJ was most likely guilty
- Prosecution believes the murder weapon was bought at Ross __________
- The Assistant to Johnnie Cochran Carl
- Allan Park drove OJ to the airport in this saying OJ showed up late for the ride
- OJ had flown here the night of the murder to a golf tournament
- Title of the book OJ wrote after the trial was over
- He left this in the Kardashian house and was read by Robert Kardashian as OJ was on the freeway with a gun in the White Bronco
- The majority of the jury was made up of African American ___________
- First name of OJ’s first wife
- This was how the glove was kept before being presented as evidence
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- Type of wounds that Ron and Nicole suffered from
- Civil Rights defense lawyer who becomes lead counsel
- There were multiples of this at the crime scene and they all fit OJ
- OJ showed up at this informal version of a funeral for Nicole
- Nicole had called the police many times as she was a victim of….
- America’s top cross examination lawyer for OJs legal team
- The sales woman from ________ Cutlery had a receipt that OJ had bought a knife from their store
- OJ had this in his hand the entire slow speed chase in the white Bronco
- When OJ tried the bloody glove on it did not _________
- The Assistant Prosecutor who made the mistake of having OJ try on the glove
- College football's highest award won by OJ
- Type of dog Nicole had that led the neighbor to her house and to see a murder had taken place
- Group that had a long standing divide between them and the African American community in Los Angeles
- Color of the Bronco OJ owned that had blood on it
- Original lawyer hired by OJ who had been friends with Nicole and OJ. He reads the sad letter written by OJ to the press
- These were found in OJ's closet containing the blood of OJ Ron and Nicole
- This group blundered many times as they gathered evidence
- The man suspected of killing Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman
- NFL team that OJ became a Hall of Famer with
- The restaurant where Nicole Brown and her family left her mothers glasses
- The male victim
- “The _________ is Loose”
- Ron Goldman’s father who refused to let his son be forgotten
- For one of the first times, these were used in the courtroom to bring the trial into the public’s living rooms
- The brand of shoes that left prints at the murder scene and that OJ owned
- OJ’s plea at the onset of the trial
- The female victim
- The Judge
- Type of chase with OJ’s Bronco and LAPD on the freeway
- Nicole's residence and the crime scene was in this area
- The original lead counsel for OJ “The Fixer”
- OJ friend “________”, who wouldnt get on board with OJ’s other friends because he believed that OJ killed Nicole
- The multitude of stab wounds in the 2 victims showed a strong level of this emotion in the killer
- A very darkened image of OJ’s face was presented on the cover of this magazine
72 Clues: The Judge • The male victim • The female victim • “The _________ is Loose” • The type of murder weapon • First name of OJ’s first wife • OJ’s plea at the onset of the trial • The city where the murder took place • The Assistant to Johnnie Cochran Carl • Nickname given to OJ’s group of lawyers • She was the lead Prosecutor in this case • Where the majority of Nicole’s wounds were • ...
The United States of Alma Maters, Mascots, and Mayhem! 2022-03-31
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- The only state flag with the Union Jack. Annually hosted the NFL Pro bowl until the Rainbow Warrior's stadium was condemned.
- Land of 10,000 Lakes, the biggest mall in America, and their flagship university's mascot is a borrowing rodent that plays hockey.
- The armpit of America and home of the St. Peters Peacocks.
- The Evergreen State houses my lost rental car keys, lots of lavender, and purple haze.
- Home of Old Bay seasoning, the Naval Academy, and a state flag so cool people wear it on their socks, shorts, and shirts.
- Home of Dartmouth College and one of the last stops for thru-hikers. Live Free or Die in this colonial state.
- A critical midwestern swing state and The Miami University of the Buckeye State.
- Aliens, man.
- Home of a 500 mile long race to kick off each NASCAR season in an infamous spring break city.
- Go Orange! Go Big Red! Home of the Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame.
- The Peach State known for its cross-country trailhead.
- Vanderbilt and the country music hall of fame.
- Big Sky Country and Glacier National Park.
- This 4 corner state is home of Troy Bolton, Gabriella, Sharpay and Ryan. Go Lobos!
- Home of the LDS church movement. Josh Peck said: "Nothing bad ever happens in ____!" Go Aggies!
- Bonus points if you can spell this state correctly.
- Home of the saguaros and the most famous POW.
- Four times as many cows than people. Mt. Rushmore and Pierre. Go Jackrabbits?
- 38 Down but its better on top
- The most fun state to spell. The only college that contains the adjective "Ole" where Michael Oher (The Blind Side) played football before going pro with the Carolina Panthers.
- The Beaver State is home of the coolest uniforms in college football because it houses Nike Headquarters.
- We are Marshall, a college-based film where McConaughey replaced the head coach after his team perished in a plane crash. Every license plate reads: "Wild, Wonderful, ________."
- Lynyrd Skynyrd sings about his Sweet Home.
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- The only state split in two. Houses the most lighthouses, but doesn't border an ocean.
- Home of the Clintons, the Razorbacks and Hot Springs National Park.
- The only state in which its capital contains its name. Go Hoosiers and the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame!
- Home of the Cornhuskers, the Little League World Series, and Penny from the Big Bang Theory.
- The Land of Lincoln's flagship university changed its mascot from an Native American chief to a kingfisher bird.
- Home of the Fargo Dome where you can see me loose on Youtube in the National Tournament. Go Bison!
- N'awlins and Tulane.
- Home the longest cave network in the world! Known for its sluggers, derby days, and Drake loving their college basketball team.
- They pull for the Cyclones and Hawkeyes!
- The Gem State is home of Napoleon Dynamite, potato production, and a blue football field.
- UNC blew a 15 point halftime lead to this Blue Blood school in the Natty.
- Maple syrup that makes you feel the bern.
- Even though Yellowstone is in 3 states, this one gets all the credit. The Cowboys have the ugliest color combo in the nation: brown and gold.
- The Quaker State created Levittown: the landmark neighborhood of white flight and mass suburbanization. The Nittany Lions have won the last 9 of the last 11 NCAA wrestling titles.
- The First State is sales tax free, hosts the Firefly music festival every year, and has the fewest number of counties in the country and only 3 community colleges.
- This state flag is on one too many Hollister tshirts and is the birthplace of McDonalds.
- This State marks the end of the Trail of Tears. It's Black Wall Street was destroyed in 1921 by firebombs dropped by planes in one of the deadliest race massacres' in US history making it highly referenced event in the case for reparations.
- "I went to a university in ________" When they really just went to Yale. Home of the most successful women's college basketball dynasty.
- The state where every citizen lives within a 30 minute drive of the Atlantic and the highest percentage of fully vaccinated people.
- Home of the contentious estate pictured on the tail of a nickel.
- The Rocky Mountains go through 6 states and Canada, but this state with the prestigious party school referenced by The Chainsmokers gets all the credit.
- Bree Newsome scaled the Palmetto state's 30ft. flagpole to tear down their Confederate flag the day after President Obama sang amazing grace at a funeral. Go Cocks!
- This state's textbooks made me believe that it still has the right to secede. Baylor sucks.
- The Show Me state is home of the sexiest national monument. Go Billikens!
- So much cheese. Go Badgers!
- Bucket List: Driving to the end I-95 and stopping in Acadia National Park during Lobster Season.
- A TV show is dedicated to watching State Troopers patrol this state with high rates of substance abuse and the fewest number of colleges in the US.
50 Clues: Aliens, man. • N'awlins and Tulane. • So much cheese. Go Badgers! • 38 Down but its better on top • They pull for the Cyclones and Hawkeyes! • Maple syrup that makes you feel the bern. • Big Sky Country and Glacier National Park. • Lynyrd Skynyrd sings about his Sweet Home. • Home of the saguaros and the most famous POW. • Vanderbilt and the country music hall of fame. • ...
Famous People 2023-11-08
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- Explorer whom the name "America" comes from
- Aviator famous for making the first solo transatlantic non-stop flight from NYC to Paris
- Composer of Fur Elise
- Scored 100 points in a single NBA game
- Initials of the person who gave the famous "I have a Dream" speech during the 1963 March on Washington
- Famous singer known as the "Queen of Pop"
- Nicknamed "the Bambino" and the "Sultan of Swat"
- England's all-time leading goal-scorer (soccer/football)
- Holocaust victim, she's known for her diary in which she described everyday life during WWII
- Developed the theory of relativity
- Co-lead singer of the Beatles
- World record holder in Men's 100M, 200M, and 4x100M relay (sprinting)
- Singer dubbed "El Sol de Mexico"
- FIFA Player of the 20th Century
- Lead singer and songwriter of Fleetwood Mac
- Leader in India's revolution for independence from British rule
- First name of the youngest ever Nobel Prize laureate
- US President with the shortest-ever term (1 month)
- First name of the first female US Vice President
- Dubbed the "Queen of Tejano Music"
- Former WWF Champion, recognizable for popular horseshoe mustache
- First woman to win a Nobel prize
- Abolitionist known for using the Underground Railroad to rescue enslaved people
- Author of the Communist Manifesto
- Highest rated chess player of all-time
- Founder of Amazon
- Filmmaker responsible for Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke
- Painter of "The School of Athens"
- Founder of Theranos, convicted of fraud
- The King's Speech actor
- First name of the person with the highest grossing concert tour of all-time (as of October 2023)
- First name of the first woman appointed to the Supreme Court
- Most decorated Olympian of all time (as of 2023)
- Former UFC middleweight with the longest title reign in UFC history
- Author of the "Lord of the Rings" series
- Singer-songwriter who created Pitchfork's best album of the 2010's
- 1989 is her favorite year
- Hockey player nicknamed "The Great One"
- Author of the "A Song of Ice and Fire" series
- Creator of the "Barbie" doll
- All-time leader in Ballon d'Or wins
- Singer of "Space Oddity," also known as Ziggy Stardust
- First name of the legendary Viking hero who led raids into the British isles
- Surname of the brothers who are credited with inventing the first successful motor-operated airplane
- UK Prime Minister during the Second World War
- Biologist known for the theory of evolution
- First name of the President & CEO of the UFC
- "The Iron Lady"
- Famous philosopher and teacher of Aristotle
- First female aviator to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
- Single-season NFL rushing yards leader
- Lead Singer of Led Zeppelin
- Most wins - Academy Award for Best Actress (4)
- Last leader of the USSR
- The Sound of Music actress
- Colombian drug lord considered the wealthiest criminal in human history
- Inventor known for developing the first practical use telephone
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- Former SNL actress who starred in "Parks and Recreation"
- First name of the singer known as the "King of Rock and Roll"
- First female "self-made" billionaire, known for being a prominent retail businesswoman
- Actress known for playing Lara Croft and Maleficent
- First name of the person with the most Grand Slam Woman's singles titles of all-time
- First director of the FBI
- First name of the all-time leading scorer in NBA history
- Sculptor known for the statue of David
- Computer scientist and mathematician known for cracking coded messages, aiding the allies in defeating the Axis powers
- Author who wrote "The Star-Spangled Banner"
- Author of The Great Gatsby
- Powerful Roman ruler, famously assassinated by Brutus
- Author of "A Farewell to Arms" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls"
- All-time MLB Home Run leader
- Also known as "The Crocodile Hunter"
- Most number-one Billboard singles by a solo act
- Filmmaker who directed Goodfellas
- King of England known for having 6 marriages
- Former President of Uganda during the 1970s, considered one of the most brutal military dictators of modern times
- Miami Dolphins all-time leader in passing yards
- Founder of SpaceX, CEO of Tesla, Inc.
- Singer and businesswoman known for songs like "Disturbia" and "Work"
- Founding father who helped lead the convention to replace the Articles of Confederation
- First person to walk on the Moon
- Former US President associated with helping architect the League of Nations
- First leader of the USSR
- Actor who was the first captain of the USS Enterprise
- Dubbed "the Great," he's considered one of the best military commanders of all time
- Adjusting for inflation, this person is the richest American of all-time
- Host of American Idol
- First artist to win three Grammy's for Album of the Year
- Author of Wuthering Heights
- Actor known for playing Doctor Strange and Sherlock Holmes
- Current Canadian Prime Minister (as of 2023)
- Enlightenment philosopher known as "The Father of Liberalism"
- Tied with Lewis Hamilton for most Formula One championships (7)
- Writer and philosopher known for "Atlas Shrugged"
- Dirty Harry actor
- Famous Queen of Egypt, the last ruler of the Ptolemaic Dynasty
- Fashion journalist who is the current editor-in-chief for Vogue Magazine (since 1988)
- The "Father of the Atomic Bomb"
- Influential Mexican-American labor rights leader and activist
- Famous advocate for woman's suffrage in the US
- Oldest living US President alive today (as of 2023)
- Heavyweight boxer considered by many to be the Greatest of All-Time
102 Clues: "The Iron Lady" • Founder of Amazon • Dirty Harry actor • Composer of Fur Elise • Host of American Idol • The King's Speech actor • Last leader of the USSR • First leader of the USSR • First director of the FBI • 1989 is her favorite year • Author of The Great Gatsby • The Sound of Music actress • Author of Wuthering Heights • Lead Singer of Led Zeppelin • All-time MLB Home Run leader • ...
Silver 23-24 2024-05-21
Across
- Has a skeleton in their closet
- Shares a name with the 4th President of the United States
- Shares a last name with the wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs
- Lived close to Ms. K's Lakers before coming to RS Middle this year
- A brook, stream, or river tributary.
- To place a bet is to _________.
- Shares a name with the current King of England.
- Character Taylor Laughtner played in the Twilight series.
- Shares a last name with Daniel _________. It is also the name of the town where Appalachian State University is Located.
- Their last name is a color
- Does his family own a Barbecue Pit chain resturant?
- The main character of the Home Alone movies.
- The capital of Jamaica
- Shares names with a coach and social studies teacher.
- You can not pour from an empty cup, he can help you ____"ers".
- Athletic; breaks herself often; wears whacky tacky socks
- Older Movie: _________ Almighty
- Has read Five Nights at Freddie's Survival Guide numerous times; loves the arts (band and drama)
- Shares a name with a character from horror films.
- Shares a first name with Peterson of the Atlanta Braves
- Has an English spelling of a Greek letter as their name.
- Owner of Schrute Farms in The Office.
- Shares a name with multi-Grammy winning artist N.Jones
- ______ Canyon National Park in Utah
- Shares a name with comedian and actress _______ Plaza who played in the tv show Parks and Rec
- Shares a last name with the actor who played Hermione Granger.
- Used to steer a boat that may be on a lake
- _______-Jenkins Air Conditioning Service
- Shares a name with the future Queen of England.
- Shares a last name with a basketball player Devin _________.
- His mouth never stops running.
- Name is made up of two first names.
- Dislocated her knee earlier in the year; enjoys running 5ks
- __________ & Noble book store.
- Has three first names and a last name.
- Last name is the name of a city in Montana
- Shares a name with a flower/color.
- Famous denim brand
- From State Farm
- ___________: to nurture and encourage
- Shares his name with a retired NFL QB of the NY Giants.
- Voice Actor Morgan _____________.
- White __________ rafting.
- Their name contains a cardinal direction.
- Loves sports and is extremely competitive
- So glad she finally made it back from Venezuela!
- Their name means "noble"; fitting for one whose father runs a school
- Shares a last name with the drummer/singer Phil _________.
- Shares a name with a crustacean in The Little Mermaid.
- The Adventures of Tom _________ by Mark Twain
- Shares a last name with the assistant head coach for the San Francisco 49ers
- The cost of something is its __________.
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- Shares a name with actress who played Alex Russo on Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place
- O Come, O Come __________
- Supports sails on a ship
- There are two of these in the school
- Someone who is short is said to be ____________.
- Shares a name with Tom Hanks' friend in the movie Cast Away.
- Shares a last name with country singer Chris _________
- Shares a first name with gymnast and olymic champion G________ Douglas
- "Oh, Oh, O'_________ Auto Parts!"
- _________ Wallen
- Has a Polish last name
- A largemouth fish that lives in fresh and brackish water.
- Shares a name with 49er receiver Deebo _______.
- Shares a name with ________ Jenner the makeup and reality star
- The sound when someone says a joke
- So glad he traveled around the world to join us at RSM this year
- Uses his hair to claim he's taller than Mrs.Lovelace.
- Shares a name with a 2023 "pink" movie.
- Shares a last name with the author of the Goosebumps series
- Street Abbreviations such as ave, cir, and _______
- Dr. Sheldon _______. (Played by Jim Parsons)
- Shares a last name with the starting pitcher for the Mets
- Shares a name with Courtney from Friends.
- Student who began her first school year in the US this year
- One of the largest American car manufacturers.
- ___________ McDonald
- Shares a last name with the GOAT: Tom ________.
- ________ Reynolds (Deadpool Actor)
- Born in Texas; new to NC
- You've got a ____________ in me!
- Mocking ______ by Suzzanne Collins
- ___________ Franklin; a signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Its the fabric of life.
- Has the same last name as the 35th president of the US.
- Shares a last name with the author of the Hunger Games series.
- A city in Texas.
- Speaks fluent sarcasm
- She's a talented artist
- Shares name with singer J. Lo
- A vendor's stand is also called a _________.
- Her first name means graceful or charming; number 16 on the soccer team
- Their last name rhymes with the most popular type of tropical fish
- Shares a name with supermodel ___________ Campbell
- A predator ________s its prey
- _________ Oil Stadium, Home of the Indianapolis Colts
- Pronounces her name differently from how it is spelled
- He's 1/4 Hispanic
- Shares a last name with author James ________. (Wrote the novelization of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull)
- Planning her quincenera
- Shares a last name with "The King of Pop"
- To run after someone
- A carpenter bee.
- Flower found on a pond
- Award given for performance in Broadway
- Their last name means a master at crafting with metals.
- A builder and worker in stone
- Actor: __________ Sandler
- The Little Mermaid
110 Clues: From State Farm • _________ Wallen • A city in Texas. • A carpenter bee. • He's 1/4 Hispanic • Famous denim brand • The Little Mermaid • ___________ McDonald • To run after someone • Speaks fluent sarcasm • Has a Polish last name • The capital of Jamaica • Flower found on a pond • Its the fabric of life. • She's a talented artist • Planning her quincenera • Supports sails on a ship • ...
2024 Sophomore Vocab Crossword 2024-05-14
Across
- e.g., a car appearing in a Western movie
- With the _____ that I hate onions, I’ll eat anything you’re willing to cook.
- His birthday turned into a _____ after the clown punched a dog.
- of such excellence, grandeur or beauty to inspire great admiration
- person who enjoys a luxurious lifestyle
- leader of Saudi Arabia
- Gobble (down) ... or a winter accessory
- omnipresent; universal
- quickly fading; disappearing; vanishing
- (of a child) having developed certain abilities at an earlier age than usual
- "To Kill a Mockingbird" or "Mockingjay"
- (of an action or gesture) carried out with a minimum of effort or reflection.
- a reference to something
- person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another
- Northern Lights
- opposite of loquacious
- to motivate
- Beatles’ hometown
- official orders by an authority
- Hiking Mt. Everest would be an extremely _____ task.
- (illegitimate child)
- missing the mark
- rounded stage on where actors perform
- a person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or type
- (a Muslim mystic)
- We all stand in ______ with the Black Lives Matter protests.
- mud shack
- reference to mythology
- Money or property brought by a bride’s family to her husband
- characterized by subtle shades of meaning or expression
- poem praising someone or something
- all-knowing
- to state or assert positively
- Crossbreed of two zoo cats
- to hold in high regard or high status
- Something written on the underside of a Snapple cap
- Her moods have been extra ______ ever since her mom died.
- (horse-drawn cart)
- liable to change rapidly and unpredictably
- Jerry ____, former NFL wide receiver
- A woman who lives with a man but has lower status than his wife; secondary wife
- rejecting all religions and moral principles in the belief that life is meaningless
- loathe; despise
- to declare holy
- unnecessary; more than enough
- large quantity; a multitude; a plethora
- done in a secretive or sneaky manner
- The Lorax speaks for them, so he says
- politician who preys upon people’s fears and prejudices
- all-powerful
- (of a person or their manner) childishly sulky or bad-tempered.
- forbidden in Islam
- to praise; applaud; commend
- The man became _____ that he was accused of doing something he didn’t do.
- I’m sure the top of Mt. Everest is one of the most ______ spots on Earth.
- to haul or carry
- to relieve; ease; alleviate
- French: to purpose
- It would _____ you to make flashcards of vocab words
- to travel or wander around from place to place
- arrogant or pompous
- fail to give true notion or impression of something; disguise or contradict
- tending to stir up conflict; inflammatory
- clay oven
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- a good friendship
- ignorant of or uninterested in cultures, ideas, or other’s experiences
- pompous; la-di-da; highfalutin
- song of praise or triumph
- Sight, smell or taste
- evil; heinous
- where the spectators sat
- (a head scarf)
- refusing to change; stubborn
- Hitler, Stalin
- somber; woebegone; low-key
- long garment covering the whole body
- "That's just my two ___"
- lacking significance through having been overused; unoriginal; overused; worn out
- Mr. Marple’s _____ to Japan last year was sublime.
- destroy completely
- talkative; chatty
- in a manner that shows open resistance or bold disobedience.
- wise; sage; shrewd
- lack of experience or wisdom
- when the audience knows something that the characters do not
- That was an ______ dispute between the Capulets and Montagues yesterday.
- person who is timid or submissive
- “Second, I am Irish, and Freud is commonly quoted as saying that the Irish are the only people ______ to psychoanalysis” (The Departed).
- debutant; rookie
- the purging of unwanted emotions
- Islamic spiritual leader
- trick; bewitch
- leader of a chorus
- looking untidy
- I _______ disagree with your terrible opinion.
- The ______ man looked homeless.
- hating Jewish people
- capital of Nigeria
- detour; long way
- collection of documents about a particular person
- An arm or a leg
- morbid; dreadful
- Bit of threaded hardware
- Kim Jong Un used this word to describe Donald Trump.
- Gobble (down) ... or a wild animal
- shortage; scarcity; lack of
- very generous or forgiving
- writer for different companies at different times
- (market)
- Squishy shoes with a strap that swivels
- The _____ mammoth is an extinct species that lived from the Middle Pleistocene until its extinction in the Holocene epoch.
- Berlin is a ______ of Germany.
- After getting caught cheating on his AP test, Stanford _______ his admission.
- Adversary
- is a far-right, white nationalist movement
- comparison of 2 things
- an idea not based in reality
- Watching paint dry is a very ______ activity.
- "Never have I ___ ..."
- to determine
- extreme anger; rage
- Mr. Marple shares a bday with Vladimir ______
- opposite of malignant
- The ______ squabbling of politicians never got anything done.
- structure for the hanging of criminals
- to a great degree
- (Afghan stew)
- based on observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic
- words spoken in an undertone not intended to be heard by all characters
- Refine or perfect a skill over time
- vocab specific to a specific profession
- "Oh, ___ your heart!"
132 Clues: (market) • mud shack • Adversary • clay oven • to motivate • all-knowing • to determine • all-powerful • evil; heinous • (Afghan stew) • (a head scarf) • Hitler, Stalin • trick; bewitch • looking untidy • Northern Lights • An arm or a leg • loathe; despise • to declare holy • debutant; rookie • missing the mark • detour; long way • morbid; dreadful • to haul or carry • a good friendship • talkative; chatty • ...
2015 - Year in Sport 2024-07-20
Across
- Which Parra backrow signing did his knee before the season and ironically was a major part in their salary cap breach
- England’s top scorer at 2015 Ashes
- Who won the Allan Border Medal in 2015
- Kiwi batsmen who scored 237 in an ODI world cup game against the Windies
- One was a Socceroo signed by Melbourne City as a striker, the other a Coleman medallist for West Coast, the other a swans midfielder, all have the same first and last name
- Nickname of Dragons coach
- Which Australian NRL player played in the NFL in 2015
- Australian top order batsmen who scored 480 runs in English ashes and shared player of the series medal with Englishmen
- Brothers who the Cowboys sold before the start of 2015 season
- Who Chelsea defeated at home before lifting the trophy after 38th match of season
- Which former NZ International was picked as a prop for the NSW Blues
- Cowboys backup squad halfback who only played 4 games in 2015 season
- Titans lock forward, formerly of Roosters, Souths and Broncos, played 15 Origins for Maroons, retired in 2015
- The only prop forward in Cowboys 2015 squad that played all 28 season games
- Who did Hawthorn beat in the 2015 GF
- Won the 2014/15 EFL championship to qualify for the premier league after languishing in League 2 just a handful of years prior
- Brought up his 600th AFL game as head coach, coaching his 2nd AFL club, formerly a player for Fitzroy and Sydney
- West Australian middle order batsmen made his test debut in 2015
- Which Warriors player pulled off a miracle pass while doing a backflip to setup a try
- Who retired alongside countrymen Michael Clarke, Chris Rogers and Shane Watson following the end of the 2015 Ashes series
- South African captain who famously began crying as South Africa maintained their chokers tag after losing against NZ in the cricket world cup semi final
- Adelaide Crows captain who would later be embroiled in a racism saga
- Which stalwart Storm backrower made a move to the NZ Warriors in 2015
- Which Aussie scored the winning goal in the 2015 Asian Cup Grand Final
- Premier League club who finished highest ever 8th place and plays home games at Liberty Stadium
- Which kid from a country town in Western Australia won the 2015 Brownlow medal
- Socceroos right fullback and former Brisbane Roar stalwart under Ange
- Controversial Pommy backrower who left Souths for French Rugby
- Who was the only other Socceroo besides Tim Cahill who was in the 2006 World Cup squad and also in the 2015 Asian cup squad
- After playing 115 tests for Australia, retired in 2015
- Top scorer in 2014/15 EPL season with 26 goals
- Who replaced Farah as NSW Blues hooker for Origin game 3
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- Most completed tackles for the Cowboys in 2015 season
- Premier League keeper who claimed a 4th straight golden glove award following 2014/15 season
- Which nation did Australia beat in the 2015 Asian cup final
- England’s Irish born captain for 2015 ICC World Cup
- Broncos captain for 2015 season
- The Fijian flyer who scored the most tries in 2015
- Which Aussie was named player of the tournament at the 2015 World Cup
- Cowboy made debut in round 16 after his brother (also a Tongan forward) played for the club from 2009 to 2010
- Who stood in as QLD fullback for Game 3 due to an injured Slater
- Traditional name of the footy oval/ground in Perth, would end up closing in 2017
- Which NRL club did Lote Tuqiri finish his career at in 2015
- Which NQ Cowboy made his Origin debut as #14
- Adelaide Crows breakout young midfielder who won the clubs best and fairest, would later be sold back to his hometown club
- Australian player was controversially booed by sections of his homecrowd at the MCG in 2015 World Cup Games when coming out to bat
- AFL coach who was fatally killed during the season
- Australian test bowler who would retire in 2015
- Which Broncos player made a blunder in Golden Point which cost his side the game in Grand Final
- Australia’s captain at ODI world cup
- Which half was sold from the Roosters to the Titans, son of former Bankstown player Peter, and nephew of Sharks great Steve
- Hawthorn’s left footed little magician who won the Norm Smith medal after a blinder in the Grand Final
- Who won his 4th Dally M medal in 2015
- Media maverick of the footy show and Tigers winger who retired in 2015
- Which Port player brought up 300 AFL games during the 2015 season
- Australia had 3 Tasmanians in their 2015 world cup squad, vice captain George Bailey, spinner Xavier Doherty, who was the third
- Who was the Socceroos captain for their 2015 Asian cup campaign
- Who brought up a record 400th AFL game in what turned out to be his final game
- The only QLD born player in the 2015 ODI grand final winning team, apart from Johnson
- Batsmen dismissed by Starc in the first over of the 2015 ODI Final
- Which QLD centre did the Cowboys sign from the Storm to help them win a maiden 2015 premiership
- Won his first premier league title in 2014/15 and had record assists
- Leading wicket taker for 2015 Ashes series
- Former Knights legend who was an interim coach during 2015
64 Clues: Nickname of Dragons coach • Broncos captain for 2015 season • England’s top scorer at 2015 Ashes • Who did Hawthorn beat in the 2015 GF • Australia’s captain at ODI world cup • Who won his 4th Dally M medal in 2015 • Who won the Allan Border Medal in 2015 • Leading wicket taker for 2015 Ashes series • Which NQ Cowboy made his Origin debut as #14 • ...
NFL LEGENDS AND CURRENT PLAYERS 2025-03-11
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Get to Know the CS Team (Full team) 2024-10-07
Across
- This person dreams of getting out of Utah and " to be rich but not have rich ppl problems". For now, they will have to settle for a full day of sleeping and Kitchen Nightmares.
- This once aspiring lawyer, now dreams of a lovely life in italy. Picture them making their own sourdough bread in a stone villa, fetching fruits and veggies from the garden.
- This artist dreamed of being an astronomer and seeing the northern lights. They also share a special talent with Consuelo. They can both bend their pinky fingers in highly unnatural ways.
- This seasoned Auntie is a recent Lord of the Rings nerd and a massive workaholic.
- This gym rat would like to take boxing lessons. But most likely, you will find them scrapping with the local wildlife (ie getting chased by grizzlies, dodging moose, harassing cattle, and fighting racoons off their grease cup)
- this Chargers fan would love for them to win a Super Bowl or to play in the NFL themselves. You can catch them, and their mini, jamming out to records, or-- maybe someday-- in Tokyo's Disneyland.
- This former Big J's employee would like to "Live a single day without stress".........so real for that though.
- This artsy Cali transplant's best Halloween costume was......A HOT DOG! *I think we need pics, or it didn't happen ;)
- This ambitious girlie is passionate about making money and wants to visit ALL of Europe. Their not so secret talent is being able to type with long nails :)
- This supermom is full of fun facts, you could probably ask her anything and she'll have an answer. She love's photography and doggos
- This recent grad is a piano wiz and hates tomatoes (hopefully he is a actually a good pianist then).
- This wyoming transplant's hidden talent is that they can lick their elbow.
- When they grew up, this person wanted to be an illustrator. Maybe they could whip us up some illustrations from their Ireland trip or lovely Nebraska home :)
- This homie would like to have a homey horse home with lots of land. Unfortunately, if it's not a single-level home, their knees will be popping every step of the way 0.0
- This Supernatural fanatic enjoys crocheting and nail art. They'd love to be relaxing in the Bahamas
- This secret chef would like to visit Japan someday. But for now they are happy to spend their days fishing.
- This mommy would love to cruise Alaska. They would wish for an endless supply of free groceries
- This adventurous gal would love to travel to Japan, cruise through Alaska, or go on an African safari. Isn't that "So Fetch!"
- This lacrosse player, would love to have a family. Evidently, we do not count...rude. They are old enough to love That 70's show, quote Uncle Eddie ( A Christmas Vacation ), and dress up like Alfalfa
- One of our 5 offsite pals, this girl loves biology and could probs school us all
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- This crafty Disney buff's secret talent is ax throwing, so its best to stay on their good side ;)
- Catch this girlie watching the Bachelor or Love Island while wishing for, " A hot husband who loves me dearly and will give me what ever I need and want."
- This track star can typically be found in the great outdoors rock climbing or fishing.
- This offsite mommy loves to take her kiddos to the carwash and hit up a soda shop on the way.
- This Taylorsville graduate is a new mom and part of our offsite team.
- This Olivia Rodrigo fan is the first person I've met who's wishing for twins someday! Until then, you can find them hanging out with their doggo, friends, and significant other.
- This wilderness adventurer would love to check off all the National Parks. But wait, there's more! The United States isn't the only place they like to adventure. Catch them driving stick in Peru or soaring in a ballon through Turkey.
- This Spooky queen loves all things Salem and we cant wait for her to be back in office
- This person is already working their dream job....and apparently, it's not with us 0.0. Maybe someday they will make it out of their mom's house to fight a bear in Alaska.
- If this person could visit anywhere in the world, it would be Jerusalem. You're likely to spot her kicking it with the fam bam, cheering on her favorite team, or catching up on the latest Survivor episode.
- This true crime connoisseur would love to try skydiving and their first job was in a butcher shop. Nothing suspicious to see here.
- This sorority girlie is super stylish and all business. Go Alpha Chi!
- This Rick and Morty Fan wanted to be a vet when they grew up.They can flip their belly button inside out (I'm not sure what that means 0.0)
- This ex-dairy worker would love for Michael B Jordan to be their hubby (honestly who wouldn't though).
- This wilderness explorer is also a workaholic. They won't let a gimpy know hold them back. If you ever need to hear about an epic adventure, they've got all the stories.
- This new mama just recently returned, and we are so excited. IF you want to bribe her, she likes Costa, fries, or sour cream and onion pringles
- This former Arby's employee has a Gene simmons costume that can't be beat. They enjoy attending concerts as well as baseball and football games.
- We can't wait for this girlie to get back to the States. The previous soft ball player is on track to be a master esthetician.
- This ex lacrosse player recently summited Mount Timpanogos.
- This Halloween party pooper is family oriented. They have come a long way from picking weeds for USU to working their dream job.
40 Clues: This ex lacrosse player recently summited Mount Timpanogos. • This Taylorsville graduate is a new mom and part of our offsite team. • This sorority girlie is super stylish and all business. Go Alpha Chi! • This wyoming transplant's hidden talent is that they can lick their elbow. • ...
Pop Culture 2026-01-14
Across
- – "The World’s Most Famous Arena," ___ Square Garden in New York City.
- – Former name of the Olympic stadium in Sydney, Australia, often used for major tours.
- – The third name in the Folklore love triangle.
- – Surname of the "Espresso" singer.
- – New Jersey stadium located just outside NYC, a staple for East Coast tour stops.
- – Major stadium in Manchester (home to Man City) and a prominent venue in Melbourne.
- – Term for a specific period in an artist's career.
- – The Kia ___: An iconic Los Angeles indoor arena known for its circular shape and music history.
- – Surname of Jack, producer for Taylor, Sabrina, and Lana.
- – Foxborough stadium where Taylor Swift famously performed in a torrential rainstorm.
- – The first half of her 1989 album title (written as a word).
- – Lady behind The Joker: Folie à Deux soundtrack.
- – First name of the "Flowers" singer (Cyrus).
- – An individual song released to promote an album.
- – Surname of Katy Perry’s actor fiancé.
- – Iconic London stadium where Taylor Swift performed eight nights of the Eras Tour in 2024.
- – The Billboard Hot 100 is a weekly music ___.
- – Massive Los Angeles stadium where the Eras Tour concert film was recorded.
- – "Friendship ___" (Items traded at the Eras Tour).
- – Katy’s anthem about having the "eye of the tiger."
- – "Please Please ___," a 2024 chart-topper.
- – Where Taylor Swift keeps her unreleased "From the ___" tracks.
- – 2024 film musical starring Ariana Grande.
- – First word of Katy’s "___ Dream" album.
- – Historic Pasadena venue known for the "Granddaddy of Them All" and massive pop concerts.
- – Massive Mexico City stadium that has hosted everyone from Michael Jackson to modern icons.
- – Surname of the singer behind the Eras Tour.
- – Sabrina’s 2016 hit about people "twiddling" these.
- – What a pop star builds over many years.
- – The ___ de France: The national stadium of France located in Saint-Denis, Paris.
- – Her second album, featuring "Love Story."
- – 2010 album she wrote entirely by herself.
- – 2022 album featuring "Anti-Hero."
- – Lead single from the album Evermore.
- – First name of the actress Sweeney (Euphoria).
- – Deep red color and Midnights track.
- – Common motif for Olivia Rodrigo’s Sour era.
- – Sabrina Carpenter song that is also a god of love.
- – Surname of the NFL player dating Taylor Swift.
- – Another name from the Folklore love triangle.
- – A Speak Now ballad about being "wonderstruck.
- – "___ is a god," according to Taylor.
- – First word of her 2024 album The ___ Poets Department.
- – The ___ Bernabéu: Madrid stadium that underwent massive renovations before hosting 2024 pop tours.
- – Format fans collect to help albums reach #1.
- – Artist who released the country-themed Cowboy Carter.
- – Artist behind the 2024 album Radical Optimism.
- – The character played by Ariana Grande in Wicked.
- – The ___ Live: The UK’s largest indoor arena, which opened in Manchester in 2024.
- – Surname of the "As It Was" singer (Harry).
- – 2013 Katy album featuring "Dark Horse."
- – Her first surprise indie-folk album of 2020.
- – Item of clothing and a hit song from 2020.
- – The collective group of an artist's supporters.
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- – Sabrina song known for its rhyming outros.
- – A colorful bird and a track on Teenage Dream.
- – First name of the artist who released the neon-green Brat.
- – Katy’s song about showing your "colors."
- – First name of the Eternal Sunshine singer (Grande).
- – Surname of the "Pink Pony Club" singer (Chappell).
- – Name shared by famous stadiums in Munich, Turin, and Sydney.
- – The ___ Benz Stadium: Atlanta venue featuring a unique retractable roof shaped like a pinwheel.
- – Sabrina’s 2024 hit about a caffeinated beverage.
- – Where many pop stars, like Olivia Rodrigo, get their lyrics.
- – The massive venues used for the highest-grossing tours.
- – Award Billie Eilish has won twice for songwriting.
- – The Tokyo ___: A massive indoor venue in Japan that is a "must-stop" for global pop stars.
- – Album featuring a pastel sky and "Cruel Summer."
- – Famous Rio de Janeiro stadium known for both legendary football and massive concerts.
- – Sabrina song named after a Roman goddess or a 2007 film.
- – Song about "making the whole place shimmer."
- – Ryan Gosling’s character who is "just ___."
- – The cutting-edge, globe-shaped immersive venue that opened in Las Vegas in 2023.
- – First name of the Hit Me Hard and Soft artist (Eilish).
- – The high-fashion event held every May.
- – "California ___" (Katy’s ode to the West Coast).
- – ___’s Stadium: The Santa Clara home of the 49ers where "Swiftie" friendship bracelets are traded in bulk.
- – Surname of the "Firework" pop star.
- – A term for a first album, or Taylor’s self-titled record.
- – Katy Perry’s 2020 album and title track.
- – The ___ Arena: A major London indoor venue known for its tent-like roof.
- – Folklore track named after the eighth month.
- – Song where Sabrina feels "light as a ___."
- – "___ Up," a term for a physical or style transformation.
- – Leading track on Sabrina's album Short n' Sweet.
- – First name of "Video Games" singer Del Rey.
- – "___ I Can't Send" (Sabrina’s fifth album).
- – Last name of Jacob, who starred in Euphoria and Priscilla.
- – Essential pop star accessory often mentioned in lyrics.
- – The "sister" album to Folklore.
- – One of the three names in Taylor's "teenage love triangle" songs.
- – Aesthetic of Katy Perry's early career.
- – Jenna Ortega’s role in the Addams Family spin-off.
- – Animal motif for Taylor Swift's Reputation.
- – 2023 movie featuring music by Dua Lipa and Billie Eilish.
- – The most prestigious award in the music industry.
- – Flower-themed lead single from Smile.
- – Theme of Beyoncé’s eighth studio album.
- – A series of concerts in different cities.
- – 2012 album re-released as a "Taylor's Version" in 2021.
- – Instruments used for the "Royal" covers in Bridgerton.
- – Major California festival where these artists often headline.
- – First name of the Guts artist (Rodrigo).
- – "Paint the Town Red" artist (___ Cat).
- – First name of actor Keoghan, who appeared in Sabrina's "Please" video.
105 Clues: – The "sister" album to Folklore. • – Surname of the "Espresso" singer. • – 2022 album featuring "Anti-Hero." • – Surname of the "Firework" pop star. • – Deep red color and Midnights track. • – Lead single from the album Evermore. • – "___ is a god," according to Taylor. • – Surname of Katy Perry’s actor fiancé. • – Flower-themed lead single from Smile. • ...
The Big Game! 2026-02-21
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- Danny is out of football for six weeks after having this happen to his foot in a football practice (P)
- Creek It’s warm and we live in this small town in the big state of Texas.My dad sold farm machinery here and we listen to country music on the radio. Football is important to the people here. (S)
- When Danny was pushed both verbally and physically by his 8th grade team rival on the football field right after his father’s death it resulted in this (P)
- This character ends up being a calming person for Danny. He is quiet and Danny considers him someone he can talk to about his struggles with his inability to read and also how he feels about losing his dad to a heart attack and seeing it happen. He also helps Danny consider who he wants to be morally, uses non-tradtional ways of helping, and helps him see he doesn’t need to live in his father’s shadow (Mr.) (C.)
- After all his hard work and dedication with the help of Ms. Rait Danny finally was able to achieve this in his English class (P)
- In order for Danny to avoid suspension for starting a fight with Markle and because of all the things going on in his personal life recently the school principal gives him a chance to make amends by seeing attending appointments with this person (P)
- A bald headed man who shows his anger in his face by going from red to purple, he is authoritative and does not seem to get along well with Ms. Rait (MR.) (C)
- This term describes someone who cannot read. Danny struggles to read and write at his expected age level. Ms. Rait picks up on this and wants to help him knowing he is capable but doesn’t want him to take the easy way out just so he can play football. She wants him to truly learn and not sign out of her class. But he really wants to play in the championship game which means he has to pass the class (P)
- a delightful fluffy treat with icing, the one you eat might be small but he's definitely not little. he got this nickname because he is big and strong but wasn’t always tough and had to learn to defend himself (C)
- This cat and her kittens are important to Danny’s teacher and tutor Ms. Rait. They live in the chicken coop outside her home (C)
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- This character had high expectations, played football in Pittsburgh Steelers and won a Super Bowl (C)
- This character was a lineman on Danny’s team and starts a fire in Ms. Rait’s chicken coop. He is known to like fire. (C & P)
- Kinen this man tries to act as a mentor to Danny after he loses his dad who he has a complicated relationship with. When he tries to quit football he takes the time to see him outside of school and talk to him about how he is feeling and managing his sadness. He wants him to succeed and even helps him out when he is caught cheating (C)
- Danny had this when they pulled both Markle and Port from the game before the championship game, they were losing then he managed to make some plays to give them this (P)
- Something that both Ms. Rait and Danny had to build between them to get him to the championship game and succeeding in school (P)
- The game that Counselor Crenshaw and Danny play together when they start to share and talk and Danny finally starts to open up about his feelings (P)
- She's a tough teacher who won't pass people just because they have famous parents. she might seem strict but really just wants the kids to learn and improve and not just scrape by doing the bare minimum or cheating off others. She does not turn a blind eye. She helps ensure Danny is eligible to continue to play football but most importantly, still play in the championship game (Ms.) (C)
- In Mrs. Rait’s English class Danny was found looking at Janey’s pre-test and copying answers and was accused of this (P)
- Rival grade 8 football player on Danny’s team who is constantly pushing Danny physically and verbally, constantly competing with each other (C)
- She has brown eyes and freckles and is best friends with the most important character. She keeps him on track with school. Sometimes people can be mean and call her miss fancy pants.
- This cool room with games, a bookshelf, and a fish tank initially made DAnny feel nervous but then became a place where he could share his feelings in a safe, quiet, supportive space (S)
- Danny starts to feel like maybe he doesn’t actually need the support of Ms. Rait and Mr. Crenshaw when he is getting lots of praise for his football success, he thinks he can take the easy way out but after he injures himself he realizes he actually wants and needs this from them (P)
- Danny comes to Ms. Rait’s house the night of the bonfire to find her chicken coop engulfed in this that was set as a prank by his school mates (P)
- He's in the seventh grade but the same age as me. He's the most important character in the book dealing with seeing his dad pass away from a heart attack, trying to live up to him being an NFL player, dealing with his inability to read that nobody knows about. He has a lot of anger and sometimes comes across as arrogant but really is more just sad and insecure.
- Danny does this for the first time when talking to Mr. Crenshaw in his office and realizes he feels responsible for his father’s heart attack as his dad was helping to train him for his football (P)
25 Clues: This character had high expectations, played football in Pittsburgh Steelers and won a Super Bowl (C) • Danny is out of football for six weeks after having this happen to his foot in a football practice (P) • In Mrs. Rait’s English class Danny was found looking at Janey’s pre-test and copying answers and was accused of this (P) • ...
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