shakespeare Crossword Puzzles
Stardust 2012-06-02
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- Na betovering verandert Una, de moeder van Tristran, in een ...
- De langst overlevende koningszoon heet ...
- Tristran woont in het dorpje ...
- Una heeft ... broers
- Reizen gaat het snelst via ...
- De ster wordt vervoerd door een ... naar de herberg
- Het luchtschip van kapitein Shakespeare vangt ...
- Waarzeggers gebruiken ... om voorspellingen te doen.
- Tristrans eerste geliefde heet ...
- De heksen willen het ... van de ster om eeuwig jong te blijven
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- Primus rijdt in een ...
- Wanneer Tristran het glazen bloempje verliest, verandert hij in een ...
- De naam van de ster is ...
- Het land achter de muur noemt ...
- ... is de heks die op zoek is naar de ster.
- De ster verandert in ... wanneer ze over de muur gaat
- Tristran belooft aan zijn geliefde dat hij de vallende ... zal halen
- De heks spant ... voor haar kar.
- Wie de ... van de koning te pakken krijgt, mag troonopvolger worden.
- De heksen wonen in een ...
20 Clues: Una heeft ... broers • Primus rijdt in een ... • De naam van de ster is ... • De heksen wonen in een ... • Reizen gaat het snelst via ... • Tristran woont in het dorpje ... • De heks spant ... voor haar kar. • Het land achter de muur noemt ... • Tristrans eerste geliefde heet ... • De langst overlevende koningszoon heet ... • ... is de heks die op zoek is naar de ster. • ...
Hotel! 2013-05-18
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- What did Kind Edward III built in 1353 ?
- The Prime Minister lives in ______ Street.
- Fire Six people died in the _______ of London in 1666.
- Where did the last execution in 1941 took place?
- Who wrote famous books in 48 Doughty Street?
- London hosted the 2012 summer _____
- The most famous English writer
- What are the tall black hats worn by the guards at Buckingham Palace called?
- What street has a long tradition as the home of printing?
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- What did the ancient Romans call the London area?
- Sherlock Holmes lived in the ____ street
- Where did the Great Fire of London start?
- Best-known serial killer
- The most famous park in London is ______ Park.
- London's main shopping street
- What color are most London cabs?
- ______ Elizabeth II
- What's London's most famous department store?
- What's the highest building in London ?
- Another name for the London's underground
20 Clues: ______ Elizabeth II • Best-known serial killer • London's main shopping street • The most famous English writer • What color are most London cabs? • London hosted the 2012 summer _____ • What's the highest building in London ? • Sherlock Holmes lived in the ____ street • What did Kind Edward III built in 1353 ? • Where did the Great Fire of London start? • ...
Parvana's Journey 2013-11-06
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- / shaggy; ragged; unkempt.
- / to go and bring back.
- / to shake or tremble with cold, fear, excitement.
- / to cry aloud; shout; yell.
- / an English writer that is very popular.
- / to form a mental image.
- / feeling distressed or embarrassed by feelings of guilt, foolishness, or disgrace.
- / talk quietly.
- / turned over; upside down.
- / to pull or remove abruptly and vigorously.
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- / dirt soot or other filthy matter on top of a surface.
- / to twist to and fro.
- / an abnormal loss of water from the body, especially from illness or physical exertion.
- / an upright shaft or structure, of stone, brick, or other material.
- / a silly, spasmodic laugh.
- / to enclose on all sides
- / wretchedly unhappy, uneasy, or uncomfortable.
- / to form by such weaving.
- / affected or contaminated .
- Kameez / a traditional dress worn by both women and men in South Asia and specially Pakistan and India.
20 Clues: / talk quietly. • / to twist to and fro. • / to go and bring back. • / to enclose on all sides • / to form a mental image. • / shaggy; ragged; unkempt. • / to form by such weaving. • / a silly, spasmodic laugh. • / turned over; upside down. • / to cry aloud; shout; yell. • / affected or contaminated . • / an English writer that is very popular. • ...
Merry Xmas and Hammy New Year! 2013-12-26
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- / Bedroom surprise
- / You're a fan of this story, and who can blame you?
- / Harlan Ellison's better half
- / Bye, bye hammy!
- / A friend of …
- / Amazing
- / What a history teacher teaches
- / Many a song has been written for her
- / I'm a fan of this story, and who can blame me?
- / Julia's imaginary friend
- / A true Turkish delight
- / A metaphor for passion
- / Vermilion
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- / What we speak with
- / Pickle breath
- / Heinlein's, for short
- / A good sport, no longer in play
- / Easily frightened miss
- / Galileo's
- / Blue movie character
- / Doc, Dopey, Bashful, Grumpy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Happy, ____(,)____
- / Yellow movie character
- / A dandy
- / You'll see me only once in this puzzle
- / Swampmate
- / Hairy chested
- / Houston force of nature
- / 2 PhDs
- / You'll see me more than once in this puzzle
- / Famous explorer
30 Clues: / 2 PhDs • / Amazing • / A dandy • / Galileo's • / Swampmate • / Vermilion • / Pickle breath • / A friend of … • / Hairy chested • / Bye, bye hammy! • / Famous explorer • / Bedroom surprise • / What we speak with • / Blue movie character • / Heinlein's, for short • / Easily frightened miss • / Yellow movie character • / A true Turkish delight • / A metaphor for passion • / Houston force of nature • ...
Merry Xmas and Hammy New Year! 2013-12-26
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- / Blue movie character
- / A metaphor for passion
- / What we speak with
- / A good sport, no longer in play
- / Doc, Dopey, Bashful, Grumpy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Happy, ____(,)____
- / Houston force of nature
- / Galileo's
- / You'll see me only once in this puzzle
- / I'm a fan of this story, and who can blame me?
- / Vermilion
- / What a history teacher teaches
- / Swampmate
- / Bye, bye hammy!
- / 2 PhDs
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- / Amazing
- / Harlan Ellison's better half
- / Heinlein's, for short
- / Pickle breath
- / You're a fan of this story, and who can blame you?
- / Julia's imaginary friend
- / Many a song has been written for her
- / Yellow movie character
- / You'll see me more than once in this puzzle
- / Hairy chested
- / Easily frightened miss
- / A friend of …
- / A dandy
- / Bedroom surprise
- / A true Turkish delight
- / Famous explorer
30 Clues: / 2 PhDs • / Amazing • / A dandy • / Galileo's • / Vermilion • / Swampmate • / Pickle breath • / Hairy chested • / A friend of … • / Bye, bye hammy! • / Famous explorer • / Bedroom surprise • / What we speak with • / Blue movie character • / Heinlein's, for short • / A metaphor for passion • / Yellow movie character • / Easily frightened miss • / A true Turkish delight • / Houston force of nature • ...
Merry Xmas and Hammy New Year! 2013-12-26
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- / Doc, Dopey, Bashful, Grumpy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Happy, ____(,)____
- / What a history teacher teaches
- / A true Turkish delight
- / Bye, bye hammy!
- / I'm a fan of this story, and who can blame me?
- / You're a fan of this story, and who can blame you?
- / Harlan Ellison's better half
- / Hairy chested
- / A dandy
- / Galileo's
- / Easily frightened miss
- / Blue movie character
- / Swampmate
- / Vermilion
- / You'll see me more than once in this puzzle
- / Houston force of nature
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- / Pickle breath
- / Yellow movie character
- / A metaphor for passion
- / Heinlein's, for short
- / Many a song has been written for her
- / A good sport, no longer in play
- / Bedroom surprise
- / You'll see me only once in this puzzle
- / Famous explorer
- / A friend of …
- / 2 PhDs
- / Amazing
- / Julia's imaginary friend
- / What we speak with
30 Clues: / 2 PhDs • / A dandy • / Amazing • / Galileo's • / Swampmate • / Vermilion • / Pickle breath • / A friend of … • / Hairy chested • / Bye, bye hammy! • / Famous explorer • / Bedroom surprise • / What we speak with • / Blue movie character • / Heinlein's, for short • / Yellow movie character • / A metaphor for passion • / A true Turkish delight • / Easily frightened miss • / Houston force of nature • ...
Othello 2015-03-15
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- A Moor, marries Desdemona
- Hoped for promotion but Othello passed over him in favor of Cassio
- Seize and take control without authority and possibly with force; take as one's right or possession
- Iago's wife
- City Cassio is originally from
- Daughter of Brabantio
- Brabantio's brother
- Desdemona's father
- Liveliness and eagerness
- A descendent or heir
- Cause to become awake or conscious
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- Appointed governor of Cyprus after Othello's death.
- Where Act 1 takes place
- Desdemona's cousin
- respectful deference
- The author of Othello
- Iago convinces him to attack Cassio and he ends up dying
- A defamatory or abusive word or phrase
- Find repugnant
- No longer in force or use; inactive
- Cassio's mistress
- Anger produced by some annoying irritation
- an appraisal of the state of
- Pompous or pretentious talk or writing
- African origin
25 Clues: Iago's wife • Find repugnant • African origin • Cassio's mistress • Desdemona's cousin • Desdemona's father • Brabantio's brother • respectful deference • A descendent or heir • The author of Othello • Daughter of Brabantio • Where Act 1 takes place • Liveliness and eagerness • A Moor, marries Desdemona • an appraisal of the state of • City Cassio is originally from • ...
literature cha 2015-07-30
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- evidence of the Capulet's and Montague's agreement
- friar who administered the wedding of Romeo and Juliet
- Beowulf's trophy from his first adventure
- inn where the pilgirms met
- hall built by Hrothgar
- a professional trained to prepare drugs
- main characters make decisions that upset the proper order of their world
- Juliet drinks this to pretend to be dead
- owner of the inn where the pilgrims met
- a long narrative poem presenting a hero's deeds
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- theater where Shakespeare's plays were performed
- place of birth of Shakespeare
- what women desire the most
- writer of The Canterbury Tales
- Beowulf's assistant in his last adventure
- brought relics in the pilgrimage
- last opponent of Beowulf
- saint to whom the pilgrims are thankful for
- suitor of Juliet whom she was supposed to marry
- slayer of the three wicked men
20 Clues: hall built by Hrothgar • last opponent of Beowulf • what women desire the most • inn where the pilgirms met • place of birth of Shakespeare • writer of The Canterbury Tales • slayer of the three wicked men • brought relics in the pilgrimage • a professional trained to prepare drugs • owner of the inn where the pilgrims met • Juliet drinks this to pretend to be dead • ...
Crossword 2014-11-24
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- Made the idea of "Heliocentric"
- Revival of learning in western Europe
- Queen during the Golden age of English Lit. in England
- Author of "Le Morte d' Arthur"
- Most outstanding work in the Medieval
- Most ballads dealt with this/his exploits
- Discovered the Telescope
- Rival of Ben Jonson
- Ben Jonson is better known to be a ________
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- European countries traded with ______ countries during Elizabethan Period
- Made the printing press
- Culture derived from the study of classical Greek and Latin
- Famous king character during Medieval
- Means new knowledge and intellectual interests
- Best-Selling-Book of all times
- Made voyages to the new world
- Elizabethan Period AKA "Age of______"
- One of the countries in Europe that was first to explore
- Studies that most renaissance scholars thought that is most related to human interest
- Short narrative poem, meant to be sung
20 Clues: Rival of Ben Jonson • Made the printing press • Discovered the Telescope • Made voyages to the new world • Best-Selling-Book of all times • Author of "Le Morte d' Arthur" • Made the idea of "Heliocentric" • Famous king character during Medieval • Revival of learning in western Europe • Most outstanding work in the Medieval • Elizabethan Period AKA "Age of______" • ...
Tears of a Tiger 2014-05-28
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- shoots himself with this
- became this on the team after Robs death
- friend who discovered him dead at his house
- was Andy's psychologists last name
- basketball coaches name
- went to go one of these for help with his problems
- keeps seeing Robbie in these
- girlfriends name
- committed this to escape
- younger brothers name
- killed himself because he was unable to do this.
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- was not able to do this after the accident
- Shakespeare play Andy was studying in class
- was under the influence of this during his crash
- the end of the book his parents filed for this
- favorite sport
- lost this after the accident
- name of Andy's best friend
- school Andy attended
- felt a lot of this for Roberts Accident
20 Clues: favorite sport • girlfriends name • school Andy attended • younger brothers name • basketball coaches name • shoots himself with this • committed this to escape • name of Andy's best friend • lost this after the accident • keeps seeing Robbie in these • was Andy's psychologists last name • felt a lot of this for Roberts Accident • became this on the team after Robs death • ...
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar pt 1 2016-03-06
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- How many Acts are in the play?
- Who was Caesar's best friend?
- Who did Caesar defeat?
- He was punished with Flavius
- Who was Caesar's successor?
- A tribune
- Third member of Anthony's and Octavian's coalition?
- Roman senator
- Dreams of a bloodied Caesar's statue
- Where was the play written?
- Who warns Caesar?
- Who kills Cassius?
- What type of play is Julius Caesar?
- Where does the play occur?
- Where was Caesar killed?
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- Servant to Brutus
- Metellus's brother
- What corrupts Caesar?
- Brutus's wife
- Character who relates to Brutus and Cassius
- Who wrote the play?
- What was Caesar stabbed with?
- What type of ruler was Caesar?
- Friend to Brutus
- How was Caesar killed?
- "Beware the Ides of March..."
- How many times did Caesar deny the crown?
- Who was Caesar's supporter?
- What country is the play in?
29 Clues: A tribune • Brutus's wife • Roman senator • Friend to Brutus • Servant to Brutus • Who warns Caesar? • Metellus's brother • Who kills Cassius? • Who wrote the play? • What corrupts Caesar? • Who did Caesar defeat? • How was Caesar killed? • Where was Caesar killed? • Where does the play occur? • Who was Caesar's successor? • Where was the play written? • Who was Caesar's supporter? • ...
Lemon Drops & Rays of Sunshine 2016-03-20
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- A cry of joy
- Who Watches the _____
- Word following "If not now"
- Says “Kissy, kissy!”
- Pearl growers
- Second largest provider of Spanish language content
- Another word for me
- Pearl of the Orient
- The Point of No Return
- Deliver a hard blow to
- Eats Takenoko
- An arrangement of images, materials etc. to evoke a particular concept
- Bite-sized Asian delicacy
- Please don’t write my name in this
- Hot & Cold
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- All I want is ____ (U2 Single)
- Also called Jedidiah
- Jewel of the Free State
- Something expected
- Mrs. Lovett has a lover
- An affirmative and a negative
- Shakespeare in ______
- Character in the new Star Wars
- Copcabana's neighbour
- Life challenges that can be turned into a game in 7 steps
- Held up to gain attention often at an airport
- Local peak known for “making you slip”
27 Clues: Hot & Cold • A cry of joy • Pearl growers • Eats Takenoko • Something expected • Another word for me • Pearl of the Orient • Also called Jedidiah • Says “Kissy, kissy!” • Who Watches the _____ • Shakespeare in ______ • Copcabana's neighbour • The Point of No Return • Deliver a hard blow to • Jewel of the Free State • Mrs. Lovett has a lover • Bite-sized Asian delicacy • Word following "If not now" • ...
Julius Caesar 2023-10-17
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- The group of people that killed Caesar
- Where Caesar is killed
- What Rome's ruling body was called
- Play on words
- The genre of the play
- The author of the play
- Saved Caesar from drowning
- A speech performed by a character by themselves
- A festival celebrated from February 13-15
- Three types of this are logos, ethos, and pathos
- Where the play takes place
- Caesar's best friend
- The middle day of a month
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- Caesar's Wife
- where the play is performed
- Queen of Egypt whom Caesar fell in love with
- Person the calms Casca down during the storm at the end of Act 1
- Part of the first triumvirate, but died
- King of Rome
- The person who lured Caesar to the capitol
- Speech between characters
- Brutus' Wife
- Caesar defeated him in battle
- The first person to stab Caesar
- Most important person to the conspiracy
25 Clues: King of Rome • Brutus' Wife • Caesar's Wife • Play on words • Caesar's best friend • The genre of the play • Where Caesar is killed • The author of the play • Speech between characters • The middle day of a month • Saved Caesar from drowning • Where the play takes place • where the play is performed • Caesar defeated him in battle • The first person to stab Caesar • ...
Crossword 2024-01-30
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- The X in XOXO
- Mythological God of love
- Was originally celebrated on February 14th
- Chocolate covered fruit you eat on Valentines Day
- Lighter color associated with Valentines Day
- Rose color symbolizing purity
- Shakespeare play that references Valentines Day
- The O in XOXO
- How many US towns are named Valentines
- Greeting you send on Valentines Day
- How many roses are sent each year for valentines day
- Famous gangster who organized the St. Valentines Day Massacre
- Day of Valentines Day
- Symbol for Valentines Day
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- Yellow Roses signify this
- US State producing the most chocolate
- Common flower for Valentines Day
- Porgie Who kissed the girls and made them cry
- What activity increases a persons heart rate to 110 BPM
- Sweet candy
- Darker color associated with Valentines Day
- Love hormone
- Valentines gift full of color
- Month of Valentines Day
- Roman Goddess of love and beauty
25 Clues: Sweet candy • Love hormone • The X in XOXO • The O in XOXO • Day of Valentines Day • Month of Valentines Day • Mythological God of love • Yellow Roses signify this • Symbol for Valentines Day • Rose color symbolizing purity • Valentines gift full of color • Common flower for Valentines Day • Roman Goddess of love and beauty • Greeting you send on Valentines Day • ...
Renaissance Crossword 2023-12-01
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- the country where the renaissance started
- getting a stone from a pit by cutting, digging, or blasting it
- pharmacist
- large flat bottomed ship propelled with sails and oars
- persons who works with bricks
- powerful family of the renaissance
- someone who is not a clergyman or a professional person
- period of European history at the close of the middle ages
- french castle or large country house
- invented the first writing printing press
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- not able to make a mistake
- painting made on moist plaster with color pigments dissolved in water
- important artist of the English renaissance
- an art technique that shows depth
- the art of using words effectively in speaking or writing
- Florentine sculptor, painter, and architect
- a person who represents a government in its relationship to other governments
- shallow body of water
- someone who supports something
- doctrine promoting the welfare of mankind
20 Clues: pharmacist • shallow body of water • not able to make a mistake • persons who works with bricks • someone who supports something • an art technique that shows depth • powerful family of the renaissance • french castle or large country house • the country where the renaissance started • doctrine promoting the welfare of mankind • invented the first writing printing press • ...
Play Time 2024-01-19
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- Smoke em if you got em
- Curtain gets one in jail, maybe
- Cancel your subscription, say
- Stage play about horsing around
- schools out, sleds out
- 1+1 is 2
- Hagen of the stage
- Ready or Not, Here I Come game
- Elba on a Wire
- This type of animal can pop
- Apologetic board game
- Captain Bob
- Clinton, Shakespeare,McKinley, Wallace
- Playground fulcrum
- Fat Albert saying
- Shakespeare's All The World's Stage
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- "Far Out!"
- Pals
- Daddy
- Daniel Day Lewis acting type
- Have trunk, will travel
- Fastest bus ever?
- Look out Will Robinson!
- cold sore aka
- Name for the single light on an empty stage
- Rehearsal_______.
- Bad ones purposefully engage in bad behavior
- Anthony Hopkins honor
- Scaredy Cat
- "You're caught!"
- Say again?
- Reformer exercises
- Reddit Q&A
- Playwright known for August: Osage County
34 Clues: Pals • Daddy • 1+1 is 2 • "Far Out!" • Say again? • Reddit Q&A • Scaredy Cat • Captain Bob • cold sore aka • Elba on a Wire • "You're caught!" • Fastest bus ever? • Rehearsal_______. • Fat Albert saying • Hagen of the stage • Reformer exercises • Playground fulcrum • Anthony Hopkins honor • Apologetic board game • Smoke em if you got em • schools out, sleds out • Have trunk, will travel • Look out Will Robinson! • ...
The Andy Cowan Crossword 2022-06-21
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- body language expressing indifference
- seasonal neck decor
- the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills
- numbered puzzle with clues
- gridiron game
- Veija Spanish for "old house", Casa Veija
- Heads responsible for "Speaking in Tongues",
- literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm
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- god of thunder
- antagonist, Grendel
- the bard
- home of "The Big Red Bear"
- uncomplaining
- vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion
- ironically NOT a character on Orwell's farm
- building Andy moo'ved to
- the leader of the offense, and is often responsible for calling the play in the huddle
- building Andy started in
- cool
- Regents high-stakes State assessment for reading and writing
20 Clues: cool • the bard • uncomplaining • gridiron game • god of thunder • antagonist, Grendel • seasonal neck decor • building Andy moo'ved to • building Andy started in • home of "The Big Red Bear" • numbered puzzle with clues • body language expressing indifference • Veija Spanish for "old house", Casa Veija • ironically NOT a character on Orwell's farm • ...
The Andy Cowan Crossword 2022-06-21
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- ironically NOT a character on Orwell's farm
- gridiron game
- body language expressing indifference
- the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills
- high-stakes State assessment for reading and writing
- an antagonist in Grendel
- the bard
- vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion
- uncomplaining
- numbered puzzle with clues
- responsible for "Speaking in Tongues",
Down
- Spanish for "old house", Casa Veija
- the leader of the offense, and is often responsible for calling the play in the huddle
- home of "The Big Red Bear"
- literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm
- cool
- building Andy started in
- god of thunder
- building Andy moo'ved to
- seasonal neck accessory
20 Clues: cool • the bard • gridiron game • uncomplaining • god of thunder • seasonal neck accessory • building Andy started in • building Andy moo'ved to • an antagonist in Grendel • home of "The Big Red Bear" • numbered puzzle with clues • Spanish for "old house", Casa Veija • body language expressing indifference • responsible for "Speaking in Tongues", • ...
Paul Robeson 2023-03-24
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- What degree did Paul Robeson earn in 1923?
- what was Paul Robeson Gender?
- what was his death state?
- what was his birth country?
- what is Paul Robeson zodiac sign?
- what was his death country?
- What was the first university Paul Robeson attend?
- What debut did Paul Robeson make in 1922?
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- What sport did Paul Robeson play in New Brunswick N.J/
- how many letters did he win in varsity sport?
- what was the second university that Paul Robeson attend?
- what was his death country
- What play right group did Paul Robeson join?
- What was one of his industries?
- What was Paul Robeson first played character title?
- In what month did Paul Robeson die?
- What kind of career did Paul Robeson go to in international proportions?
- In NYC what show made Paul Robeson world famous?
- What was his nationality?
- What NJ city was Paul Robeson born in?
20 Clues: what was his death state? • What was his nationality? • what was his death country • what was his birth country? • what was his death country? • what was Paul Robeson Gender? • What was one of his industries? • what is Paul Robeson zodiac sign? • In what month did Paul Robeson die? • What NJ city was Paul Robeson born in? • What debut did Paul Robeson make in 1922? • ...
Review from last week 2023-03-10
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- I want to play every part in the play
- I love Lysander
- acting inappropriately at serious time
- I AM SO EXCITED ABOUT MY WEDDING NIGHT!!
- in the way of a cow / slow
- intelligent/wise
- I am the first line in a persuasive essay
- apologetic/remorseful
- I say, "The course of true love never did run smooth."
- I am so pitiful and sad that Demetrius doesn't want me
- a magical charm
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- I am Egeus' choice for his daughter
- I am your position on an issue. I appear in the intro and conclusion
- I am about to marry the Duke of Athens
- to hate
- to complain
- one who hates women
- you need to have at least one of me in your conclusion paragraph
- Shakespeare in often called this
- I want my daughter punished for disobeying me
- soothing and calm
- a situation that strays from the norm
22 Clues: to hate • to complain • I love Lysander • a magical charm • intelligent/wise • soothing and calm • one who hates women • apologetic/remorseful • in the way of a cow / slow • Shakespeare in often called this • I am Egeus' choice for his daughter • I want to play every part in the play • a situation that strays from the norm • I am about to marry the Duke of Athens • ...
NERD 2024-02-19
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- Electricity carrier.
- A meteorological phenomenon with a spectrum of colors.
- The repetitive variation, typically in time.
- Swinging weight in a clock.
- A grid used for organizing data or solving linear equations.
- A machine for producing continuous power.
- Using compressed air to transmit and control energy.
- The GOAT of Football
- A sentimental longing or affection for the past.
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- Grammar structure in programming.
- Heat transfer process usually occurring in liquids.
- A statement that contradicts itself but may still be true.
- The SI unit of electric charge.
- A tragedy by William Shakespeare, Prince of Denmark.
- A collection of 14-line poems.
- A very young child or infant.
- Closed loop for electrical flow.
- A mechanical device that transmits power from an engine to the wheels.
- The daily disappearance of the sun below the horizon.
- A series of rhythmic movements to music.
20 Clues: Electricity carrier. • The GOAT of Football • Swinging weight in a clock. • A very young child or infant. • A collection of 14-line poems. • The SI unit of electric charge. • Closed loop for electrical flow. • Grammar structure in programming. • A series of rhythmic movements to music. • A machine for producing continuous power. • The repetitive variation, typically in time. • ...
Techniques! 2024-02-19
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- Are you sure you don't know this type of question?
- The living dead
- Yum yum, tasty imagery
- A direct comparison of two things
- Using metonymy you might refer to businessmen as these things (also a TV series)
- Irony where the audience knows before the characters
- A recurring image, person, symbol or thing in a text
- A play on words usually making use of homophones
- Sarcasm is a subcategory of this type of irony
- If I've told you once I've told you a million times
- Listing with commas
- Onomatopoeia dog
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- Pathetic fallacy uses this to reflect the mood
- An indirect reference, to Shakespeare for example
- Name of a class anthropomorphic clown fish
- Two tired tigers took a taxi to twon
- As quick as lightning
- In sickness and in health
- The only constant is change
- Father, Son, Holy Spirit - Rule of (blank)
20 Clues: The living dead • Onomatopoeia dog • Listing with commas • As quick as lightning • Yum yum, tasty imagery • In sickness and in health • The only constant is change • A direct comparison of two things • Two tired tigers took a taxi to twon • Name of a class anthropomorphic clown fish • Father, Son, Holy Spirit - Rule of (blank) • Pathetic fallacy uses this to reflect the mood • ...
GL3/3 2024-04-12
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- We have to ______ our lord.
- This room is very ______. Let's open the windows.
- Drake ______ people in Africa and sold them as slaves.
- Your parents come from a different ______.
- You can take photos, but only without ______.
- The car ______ into a tree.
- If you visit the Tower of London, you can ______ the past.
- Don't ______!
- The ______ is where a film shoot takes place.
- A ______ is a piece of jewelry.
- Many years ago, Germany had ______ too.
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- Diamonds are my favorite ______s.
- The Queen is the British ______
- William Shakespeare wrote lots of ______s.
- It's important to get a good ______.
- Let's zoom in on him to get a close-up.
- The ______ looked at my plaster cast.
- The ______ of places in this book are amazing.
- An ______ reigns over a huge kingdom.
- That was a ______ meal.
- You're old. Your ______ is getting worse.
21 Clues: Don't ______! • That was a ______ meal. • We have to ______ our lord. • The car ______ into a tree. • The Queen is the British ______ • A ______ is a piece of jewelry. • Diamonds are my favorite ______s. • It's important to get a good ______. • The ______ looked at my plaster cast. • An ______ reigns over a huge kingdom. • Let's zoom in on him to get a close-up. • ...
Rome and Julie 2024-03-14
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- what did Julie kill herself with
- what is Rome and pairs
- were did Rome get the poison form
- where did this all happen.
- enemy of the Capulets
- meow
- why did Rome not get the message.
- enemy of Montagues
- what did Rome you to kill his self.
- were did Rome go after the ball.
- how did Julie kill her self
- what is Rome and juile
- what did Julie drunk to look dead.
- who is the main man charter
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- who married Rome and Julie
- who was Julie, was meant to marry.
- how did Rome pay for the poison.
- who looked after Julie when she was a baby.
- who did Rome dace with the ball
- who made the play.
- capelet tomb where did they put Julie when she died.
- was Julie when the Nure find her dead.
22 Clues: meow • who made the play. • enemy of Montagues • enemy of the Capulets • what is Rome and pairs • what is Rome and juile • who married Rome and Julie • where did this all happen. • how did Julie kill her self • who is the main man charter • who did Rome dace with the ball • what did Julie kill herself with • how did Rome pay for the poison. • were did Rome go after the ball. • ...
Unit #9 Crosswords 2024-04-25
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- Famous building
- Man who United most of England
- Book about the perfect society
- City-state that led to the Renaissance
- Painter of the Mona Lisa
- Empire weakened by the crusades
- King Henry made this
- The Holy Land
- Author of The Prince
- Unifying factor of France
- Writer of The Praise Of Folly
- Established power in Paris
- Italian poet who was the father of Humanism
- Gutenburgs revolutionizing invention
- Supporters of artists
- Power family in florence
- Man who made the printing press
- Russian Capital
- City Capet established power in
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- The Pope that caused the Crusades
- Wrote Utopia
- War between England and France
- Russian Emperor
- King of Spain
- Russian Leader
- Painter of the Sistine chapel
- Famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci
- Writer of Romeo and Juliet
- Sculpture by Michelangelo
- The document that limited the power of the king
30 Clues: Wrote Utopia • King of Spain • The Holy Land • Russian Leader • Famous building • Russian Emperor • Russian Capital • King Henry made this • Author of The Prince • Supporters of artists • Painter of the Mona Lisa • Power family in florence • Unifying factor of France • Sculpture by Michelangelo • Writer of Romeo and Juliet • Established power in Paris • Painter of the Sistine chapel • ...
Final Exam Study! 2024-05-13
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- a tercet poem, 5-7-5 syllables
- The name of Shakespeare's theater
- The country Shakespeare was born in
- 6 lines of poetry
- Repetition of the beginning of sounds
- giving human qualities to something non-human
- Dialogue that is only heard by the audience and not other actors on stage
- The turning point of a story, highest point on plot mountain
- The beginning of the plot mountain diagram
- A long narrative poem told about a Greek hero
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- 5 lines of poetry
- 3 lines of poetry
- An over-exaggeration
- A type of poem that spells a word with the first letter of each line
- 4 lines of poetry
- a comparison using like or as
- a group of lines that form poetry
- The Odyssey was written by this man
- 2 lines of poetry
- 14 line poem, 10 syllables per line
20 Clues: 5 lines of poetry • 3 lines of poetry • 4 lines of poetry • 6 lines of poetry • 2 lines of poetry • An over-exaggeration • a comparison using like or as • a tercet poem, 5-7-5 syllables • The name of Shakespeare's theater • a group of lines that form poetry • The country Shakespeare was born in • The Odyssey was written by this man • 14 line poem, 10 syllables per line • ...
A Way with Words 2024-07-30
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- "'____, your worst nightmare!"
- Not to be spoken of in a theatre
- Describes an ideal life in the countryside
- A "mouthy" area of the brain
- Finding one's own _____
- Spelling ___
- Speaks with a troublesome tongue
- What a smooth-talker is, like something greasy
- Not "nine" but ____
- Some call him "the bard" (Hint to 4- Across)
- "The one, the only _______!"
- Prefix for "-versive" and "-linear"
- Vampire Weekend's favorite type of comma
- Poet's name that rhymes with "feats"
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- A part for the whole, or a whole for the part, linguistically
- Silent
- Middle-aged English?
- "Scots Word of the Day" creator Len
- Heard in monasteries and sports arenas
- "Auld Lang Syne" poet
- A guiltlessly cryptic code system
- A non-verbal language, as an acronym
- Clever Arabian storyteller
- "Fiery" romance author Nicholas
- An editor's way of saying never mind
25 Clues: Silent • Spelling ___ • Not "nine" but ____ • Middle-aged English? • "Auld Lang Syne" poet • Finding one's own _____ • Clever Arabian storyteller • A "mouthy" area of the brain • "The one, the only _______!" • "'____, your worst nightmare!" • "Fiery" romance author Nicholas • Not to be spoken of in a theatre • Speaks with a troublesome tongue • A guiltlessly cryptic code system • ...
catetoz 2024-08-27
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- Il Marcell, velocista italiano ed ex campione olimpico
- È grande nella commedia dei fratelli Cohen
- Il materasso del judo
- Va servita fredda
- Tizio, Caio e…
- Il fratello del figlio di mia nonna
- Lo sono gli abitanti di Caltanissetta
- La bevanda che “mette le ali”
- Nome d'arte di Fabio Bartolo Rizzo
- Sta in mezzo a Roma
- Capitale della Thailandia
- Le pari di nessuno
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- Lo è il genere di “1984” e “Fahrenheit 451”
- Ha la testa ma mai il corpo
- Giove ne ha 92
- La Taylor più ascoltata del 2023
- Nascono dal letame per De andrè
- Per Pirandello il fu Mattia…
- È la tragedia più breve di Shakespeare
- Prima dell'euro
- È il simbolo di Catania
- Strumento a corde, spesso scambiato per la chitarra
- Vale 10 punti nella briscola
- La Lara di “Tombrider”
24 Clues: Giove ne ha 92 • Tizio, Caio e… • Prima dell'euro • Va servita fredda • Le pari di nessuno • Sta in mezzo a Roma • Il materasso del judo • La Lara di “Tombrider” • È il simbolo di Catania • Capitale della Thailandia • Ha la testa ma mai il corpo • Per Pirandello il fu Mattia… • Vale 10 punti nella briscola • La bevanda che “mette le ali” • Nascono dal letame per De andrè • ...
Sip and Solve 2024-10-04
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- the name of Rory's D&D character
- Haley's alma mater
- nickname for Rory's favorite baseball team
- where Rory and Haley got married
- williamsburg ____ ____ where haley had her first job
- Rory's all time favorite band
- the name of Haley's family farm
- where Rory and Haley ACTUALLY met
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- the author that inspired Haley's first tattoo
- what Haley is currently in school for
- where Rory and Haley say they met
- Rory's alma mater
- the city where Rory and Haley first lived together
- the name of the dive bar Rory and Haley went to on their first date
- ____ Street, where Rory and Haley found Haley's engagement ring
- Rory's high school sport
- the type of sandwich thrown at Rory in a road rage incident in DC
- the restaurant where Rory and Haley went after they got engaged
- Rory and Haley's favorite pizza spot in DE
- Haley's preferred place to get coffee
20 Clues: Rory's alma mater • Haley's alma mater • Rory's high school sport • Rory's all time favorite band • the name of Haley's family farm • the name of Rory's D&D character • where Rory and Haley got married • where Rory and Haley say they met • where Rory and Haley ACTUALLY met • what Haley is currently in school for • Haley's preferred place to get coffee • ...
Hamlet 2023-06-22
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- In what century was the play Hamlet written?
- In which country does the play take place?
- How many acts are there in Shakespeare's plays ?
- Country that Laertus goes to attend University
- Who becomes King of Denmark at end of the play ?
- Who kills Polonius?
- Hamlet saw the ______ of his father
- Name of Ophelia's brother
- Ophelia died because she_________
- Country where Hamlet attended University
- Hamlet's father was _______ of Denmark
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- Who wrote the play?
- In what century was the play Hamlet set in?
- What is the name of the main antagonist of the play?
- Who was on the throne when Hamlet was written?
- Who is the love interest of Prince Hamlet?
- The neighboring nation Denmark had a feud with
- Mother of Hamlet
- The ______ of Hamlet
- Who is Ophelia's father?
- What is the name of Hamlet's best friend?
21 Clues: Mother of Hamlet • Who wrote the play? • Who kills Polonius? • The ______ of Hamlet • Who is Ophelia's father? • Name of Ophelia's brother • Ophelia died because she_________ • Hamlet saw the ______ of his father • Hamlet's father was _______ of Denmark • Country where Hamlet attended University • What is the name of Hamlet's best friend? • ...
Vocabulary 11 Quiz (11-12) 2023-01-17
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- the company Steve Jobs started
- the world's largest ocean
- the animal seen on the Porsche logo
- concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
- largest mammal on Earth
- regard something as of little worth
- accompanying but not a major part of something
- the caped crusader
- failing to take proper care in something
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- this female singer's middle name is Pirate Baird
- country with the largest population
- he played the main character in The Amazing Spider-Man movies
- author who wrote Romeo & Juliet
- Squidward is this type of animal
- this social media platform was introduced to the public in 2006
- the rarest M&M color
- the amount of players from each team on the court during a basketball game
- the amount of wives Henry VIII had
- having the ability to accurately assess situations
- the amount of bones in a shark
20 Clues: the caped crusader • the rarest M&M color • largest mammal on Earth • the world's largest ocean • the company Steve Jobs started • the amount of bones in a shark • author who wrote Romeo & Juliet • Squidward is this type of animal • the amount of wives Henry VIII had • country with the largest population • the animal seen on the Porsche logo • regard something as of little worth • ...
ERASMUS PLUS 2023-01-29
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- BELLO IN SPAGOLO
- SASSARI IN AUTO
- REGION DE MADRID
- ANGOLI DI NOVANTA GRADI
- LO FORMANO DUE ASSI PERPENDICOLARI
- SHE REIGNED UNTIL 2022
- CROSSES LONDON
- UGUAGLIANZE TRA DUE MEMBRI
- LO SONO DUE RETTE CHE NON SI INCONTRANO
- HARRY POTTER WIZARDING SCHOOL
- ISLAS ESPANOLAS EN EL MEDITERRANEO
- SIMBOLEGGIANO GRAFICAMENTE UNA FORZA
- Mùltiplo del gramo (ESPANOL)
- METODO PER SOMMARE DUE FORZE
- Financiò la expedicion de Colòn
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- E' SIMBOLEGGIATO DALLE PARENTESI GRAFFE
- E' SIMBOLEGGIATO DALLA LETTERA DELTA
- FANNO PARTE DEL SISTEMA INTERNAZIONALE
- EL RIO MAS GRANDE DE ESPANA
- SE BAILA EN ANDALUCIA
- THE GREATEST ENGLISH PLAYWRITER
- EL CANTANTE DE BAILANDO
- CI PASSANO TUTTE LE RETTE SENZA Q
- FORZA CHE IMPEDISCE IL MOVIMENTO
- DANNO LA POSIZIONE
- UN MILIARDESIMO DI METRO
- VI SI STUDIA IL GRECOANTICO
- MONTAGNA DE ANDALUCIA
- ES LA CAPITAL DE ESPANA
29 Clues: CROSSES LONDON • SASSARI IN AUTO • BELLO IN SPAGOLO • REGION DE MADRID • DANNO LA POSIZIONE • SE BAILA EN ANDALUCIA • MONTAGNA DE ANDALUCIA • SHE REIGNED UNTIL 2022 • ANGOLI DI NOVANTA GRADI • EL CANTANTE DE BAILANDO • ES LA CAPITAL DE ESPANA • UN MILIARDESIMO DI METRO • UGUAGLIANZE TRA DUE MEMBRI • EL RIO MAS GRANDE DE ESPANA • VI SI STUDIA IL GRECOANTICO • Mùltiplo del gramo (ESPANOL) • ...
Drama (Mostly) Vocabulary Crossword 2022-08-24
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- One character speaking
- Famous renaissance playwright
- Something an actor holds in a play
- The reason behind a character's behavior
- Multiple chacters' lines in a play
- The actor's left as they face the audience
- The audience cannot see you
- Where the audience sits
- An actor's movement on stage
- The people in a play
- Famous musical about an orphan
- To leave the stage
- Where the play takes place
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- What an actor wears
- Acting without a script
- Acting without vocalization
- Towards the audience
- Part of a script that denotes action or movement
- The actor's right as they face the audience
- Character's goal
- The audience can see you
- Away from the audience
- Luke Skywalker's Father
- Building where plays take place
- The art of making what is not real seem real
- Underlying meaning in dialogue
26 Clues: Character's goal • To leave the stage • What an actor wears • Towards the audience • The people in a play • One character speaking • Away from the audience • Acting without a script • Luke Skywalker's Father • Where the audience sits • The audience can see you • Where the play takes place • Acting without vocalization • The audience cannot see you • An actor's movement on stage • ...
H.S. English Final 2023-05-23
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- The "right" casket was made of this.
- What "Universal Basic Income" guarantees.
- a unity Shakespeare ignored
- support for a claim
- one unstressed syllable followed by one stressed syllable
- every good essay has one
- According to our research, most Fort Frye students do not get enough.
- what Shylock's fortune could buy
- What "Universal Basic Income" guarantees.
- an example of consumer activism
- a 14 line poem (usually rhyming)
- hour to go to bed, for most FFHS students
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- Bassanio gave one away
- money to invest
- texts like "Montgomery Bus Boycott"
- support for a claim
- According to our research, most Fort Frye students get enough.
- Antonio, for one
- an example of labor activism
- some poems do and some poems don't
- for Laura Wingfield, it is a unicorn
- Laura's menagerie
- for example, Bassanio gives away his ring--to the woman who made him vow he would never part with it..
23 Clues: money to invest • Antonio, for one • Laura's menagerie • support for a claim • support for a claim • Bassanio gave one away • every good essay has one • a unity Shakespeare ignored • an example of labor activism • an example of consumer activism • what Shylock's fortune could buy • a 14 line poem (usually rhyming) • some poems do and some poems don't • ...
AP LIT SPRING FINAL 2023-05-04
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- THE TRAGEDY OF _____, SHAKESPEARE PLAY
- A LACK OF _____, ALSO RELATED TO SHAKE'S PLAY
- A GREEN, "RAGGEDY" SYMBOL FROM ARITS
- JOSEPH ASAGAI REPRESENTS THIS IDEA IN ARITS
- TIOBE IS AN EXAMPLE OF THIS LITERARY FORM THAT EXPOSES PEOPLE'S STUPIDITY AND/OR VICES
- THE OBJECT THAT DRIVES ALL THE CONFLICT OF ARITS
- GEORGE MURCHISON REPRESENTS THIS IDEA IN ARITS
- THE KIND OF SANDWICHES ALGIE REALLY LIKES
- LORRAINE _____, AUTHOR OF ARITS
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- THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING _____
- A RED SYMBOL FROM SHAKE'S PLAY
- EVERY CHARACTER IN ARITS HAS ONE OF THESE
- MARY SHELLEY'S NOVEL
- OSCAR _____, AUTHOR OF TIOBE
- THE DELIVERERS OF PROPHECIES AND MAYHEM IN SHAKE'S PLAY
- JANE AUSTEN'S NOVEL
- FAIR IS _____, AND _____ IS FAIR, A QUOTE FROM SHAKE'S PLAY
- A BREAKFAST ITEM ALGIE IS KNOWN FOR STUFFING HIS FACE WITH
- WHAT JOHN "JACK" WORTHING IS DISCOVERED INSIDE OF AS A BABY
- A FLOATING SYMBOL IN SHAKE'S PLAY
20 Clues: JANE AUSTEN'S NOVEL • MARY SHELLEY'S NOVEL • OSCAR _____, AUTHOR OF TIOBE • THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING _____ • A RED SYMBOL FROM SHAKE'S PLAY • LORRAINE _____, AUTHOR OF ARITS • A FLOATING SYMBOL IN SHAKE'S PLAY • A GREEN, "RAGGEDY" SYMBOL FROM ARITS • THE TRAGEDY OF _____, SHAKESPEARE PLAY • EVERY CHARACTER IN ARITS HAS ONE OF THESE • THE KIND OF SANDWICHES ALGIE REALLY LIKES • ...
Peyton - History Block 8 2023-10-02
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- Who passed the edict of nantes into law
- What word describes the focus on worldly themes instead of religions
- What focuses on an individual?
- What country was William Shakespeare from?
- Who wrote "the Prince"?
- Someone who gives financial support to artists?
- Creator of the printing press
- What is the act of paying someone of the church to get rid of sins
- What year about did the Renaissance begin
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- Who was the ultimate renaissance
- Who wrote about human flaws
- What ended the French Wars
- Who was considered the greatest artist during the Renaissance/
- Who made the Anglican church an official church
- The writer of "In Praise of Folly"
- What church did King Henry VIII go to for his divorce
- The word to describe Common Language
- Who wrote the institute of the christian religion
- Who was the person that started the Protestant Reformation?
- Where the Northern Renaissance being?
- Who was the Dutch Philosopher and Christian Humanist
21 Clues: Who wrote "the Prince"? • What ended the French Wars • Who wrote about human flaws • Creator of the printing press • What focuses on an individual? • Who was the ultimate renaissance • The writer of "In Praise of Folly" • The word to describe Common Language • Where the Northern Renaissance being? • Who passed the edict of nantes into law • ...
VALENTINES DAY <3 2025-02-11
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- Sweet treat often exchanged on Valentine’s Day
- Cupid’s weapon
- Valentine’s Day flower (plural)
- Day to celebrate love
- Alcoholic drink often shared
- Gift often given to loved ones
- Month when Valentine’s Day falls
- Famous Shakespeare play about love
- A flower symbolizing love
- Valentine’s Day color
- Valentine’s Day shape
- A cute phrase used in love notes
- Affectionate term for a partner
- Romantic gesture, often given with flowers
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- Valentine’s Day candy brand
- Pink Valentine’s Day candy
- Romantic date activity
- Endearing nickname for a partner
- Valentine’s Day
- A love story t——
- Be “___” (phrase to someone you love)
- Romantic gesture
- Adorable way to say goodbye to your lover
- Another word for "romance"
- Popular Valentine's Day dessert
- Often handmade Valentine’s gift
- "Be mine" is a common ___ on Valentine’s Day
- Person who writes love letters
- Lover’s affectionate action
29 Clues: Cupid’s weapon • Valentine’s Day • A love story t—— • Romantic gesture • Day to celebrate love • Valentine’s Day color • Valentine’s Day shape • Romantic date activity • A flower symbolizing love • Pink Valentine’s Day candy • Another word for "romance" • Valentine’s Day candy brand • Lover’s affectionate action • Alcoholic drink often shared • Gift often given to loved ones • ...
Famous England 2025-04-11
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- Iconic clock tower of London's palace of Westminster
- Roman spa town in Somerset
- England's largest theme park
- Seaside resort in Lancashire with a famous tower
- London has over 200 of these, eg Natural History
- Oldest and largest occupied castle in the world
- River where the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race takes place
- Famous bear and train station
- Birthplace of William Shakespeare
- Where the Crown Jewels are kept
- World famous luxury department store
- Location of every coronation for nearly 1000 years
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- Displays waxworks of famous and historical figures
- World famous music festival in Somerset
- England's largest National Park
- Official London residence of the monarch
- Royal botanical gardens in London
- Ancient wall in northern England
- Also known as the Millenium Wheel
- Prehistoric structure on Salisbury Plain
- Animal attraction in Regent's Park
- Constructed to relieve traffic conjestion in East London and allow ships to sail through underneath
22 Clues: Roman spa town in Somerset • England's largest theme park • Famous bear and train station • England's largest National Park • Where the Crown Jewels are kept • Ancient wall in northern England • Royal botanical gardens in London • Also known as the Millenium Wheel • Birthplace of William Shakespeare • Animal attraction in Regent's Park • World famous luxury department store • ...
Katie's Crossword 2024-11-07
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- The Phrase I Say With The Proper # of Spaces
- Our Saturday Mornings
- A Solemn Place of Marriage
- Skip’s Joke
- Perfect Number of Kids
- Number 5 If It Is a Boy
- How Long I'll Love You
- Lottie and Skip Fight Over Who Gets To Make It For You
- Trip After Bar
- I’ve Got One
- AKA A Mama's Bagel
- Number 4
- Something We Lack
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- Number 2
- Your Nickname
- What We Have Too Many Of
- Our Tuesday Evenings
- Skip And Auggie's Favorite
- Every Quote Is By This Guy
- The Cause of Kidney Stones Per Steve
- Number 1
- Number 3
- Lottie and Auggie Have Been
- Skip's Favorite (and only) Color
- The One Trip I Planned
- Where I Asked
- My Best Friend in Law School
- Every Quote is From This Book
- My One and Only True Love
- Nero's Mom
30 Clues: Number 2 • Number 1 • Number 3 • Number 4 • Nero's Mom • Skip’s Joke • I’ve Got One • Your Nickname • Where I Asked • Trip After Bar • Something We Lack • AKA A Mama's Bagel • Our Tuesday Evenings • Our Saturday Mornings • The One Trip I Planned • Perfect Number of Kids • How Long I'll Love You • Number 5 If It Is a Boy • What We Have Too Many Of • My One and Only True Love • Skip And Auggie's Favorite • ...
Romeo and Juliet. By wendy 2024-11-12
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- Who secretly marries Romeo and Juliet?
- What part of day do they marry?
- What is Juliet's last name?
- How old is Romeo in the play?
- Who is the ruler of Verona?
- How old is Juliet in the play?
- What is Juliet’s excuse for visiting Friar Laurence?
- What country is the author of Romeo and Juliet from?
- Where does the story take place?
- Who gets angry when he sees Romeo at the Capulet's party?
- Who wants Juliet to marry Paris?
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- Where does Romeo go after the party?
- What is Romeo’s punishment?
- Who is the author of Romeo and Juliet?
- Who officiated at Romeo and Juliet's wedding?
- Who curses both the Montagues and Capulets as he dies?
- Who kills Tybalt?
- Who is Romeo’s cousin?
- Who brings Juliet a message from Romeo?
- What type of event does the Capulet family host in Act 1?
20 Clues: Who kills Tybalt? • Who is Romeo’s cousin? • What is Romeo’s punishment? • What is Juliet's last name? • Who is the ruler of Verona? • How old is Romeo in the play? • How old is Juliet in the play? • What part of day do they marry? • Where does the story take place? • Who wants Juliet to marry Paris? • Where does Romeo go after the party? • Who secretly marries Romeo and Juliet? • ...
Everyday, Anyday 2024-11-14
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- - Ocean mammal known for its intelligence
- - The chemical symbol for water
- - A small, buzzing insect that makes honey
- - The largest planet in our solar system
- - A precious metal that is often used in jewelry
- - A large mammal known for its tusks and trunk
- - The primary color of the sky on a clear day
- - Season between winter and summer
- - A device used for typing on a computer
- - The country known for its maple syrup
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- - A hot drink made from roasted beans
- - The author of 'Romeo and Juliet'
- - A type of tree known for its acorns
- - An insect with colorful wings
- - The opposite of 'day'
- - Planet known as the "Red Planet"
- - A yellow fruit with a peel
- - Capital of France
- - This animal is known as "man's best friend"
- - Device used to take photos
20 Clues: - Capital of France • - The opposite of 'day' • - A yellow fruit with a peel • - Device used to take photos • - The chemical symbol for water • - An insect with colorful wings • - The author of 'Romeo and Juliet' • - Planet known as the "Red Planet" • - Season between winter and summer • - A hot drink made from roasted beans • - A type of tree known for its acorns • ...
GREEN EXPRESS 3 2025-05-17
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- Cel mai mare mamifer terestru.
- Cel mai lung fluviu din lume.
- Autorul piesei „Romeo și Julieta”.
- Instrument muzical cu 88 de clape.
- Tip de tren cunoscut pentru viteză și călătorii rapide.
- Continentul cu cel mai mare număr de țări.
- Lacul natural sărat, cel mai mare din Europa, situat în România.
- Anotimpul în care înfloresc cireșii și natura renaște.
- Cel mai mare ocean al planetei.
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- Planeta cunoscută drept "Planeta Roșie".
- Satelit natural al Pământului, vizibil noaptea.
- Culoarea simbolică a naturii și a ecologiei.
- Carbohidrat dulce extras din trestie sau sfeclă.
- Capitala Franței.
- Oraș italian cunoscut pentru canale și gondole.
- Lichid vital pentru organismele vii, format din hidrogen și oxigen.
- Animal cunoscut pentru capacitatea de a imita vocea umană.
- Țara în care se află piramidele din Giza.
- Micul Paris.
- Animal marin cu opt brațe și inteligență remarcabilă.
20 Clues: Micul Paris. • Capitala Franței. • Cel mai lung fluviu din lume. • Cel mai mare mamifer terestru. • Cel mai mare ocean al planetei. • Autorul piesei „Romeo și Julieta”. • Instrument muzical cu 88 de clape. • Planeta cunoscută drept "Planeta Roșie". • Țara în care se află piramidele din Giza. • Continentul cu cel mai mare număr de țări. • ...
A very good place to start 2025-01-05
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- The demon barber of Fleet St
- Harry Potter’s brand of broom
- Charli XCX’s summertime mood
- Third movement in a symphony
- Personality Exam
- Rearranged harmonicas
- Russian tea room
- Martini garnish
- “You have bewitched me body and___”
- On the ___
- Pool chalk hue
- “You may now biss the kride”
- Philatelist’s pride and joy
- Silk Road city
- The US has two
- Tricolor breed
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- “The ___ are alive with the sound of music”
- “Do you know the way to ____?” (Dionne Warwick hit)
- Arrested development on “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City”?
- Joint named by Shakespeare
- Taco served with a side of broth
- Nabokov’s obsession
- With Hammerstein, twentieth century composer
- Controversial opinion
- Adorn with ribbons and garland
- “Jackie Brown” actress
- ___intervention
- Japanese beer
- Ingredient in a Cadillac Margarita
- Kung ___ chicken
- Try catching one in the rain
31 Clues: On the ___ • Japanese beer • Pool chalk hue • Silk Road city • The US has two • Tricolor breed • ___intervention • Martini garnish • Personality Exam • Russian tea room • Kung ___ chicken • Nabokov’s obsession • Controversial opinion • Rearranged harmonicas • “Jackie Brown” actress • Joint named by Shakespeare • Philatelist’s pride and joy • The demon barber of Fleet St • Charli XCX’s summertime mood • ...
Crossword For Lucy 2025-01-20
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- Large, alcoholic cat.
- Ancient slave turned philosopher.
- Family name of four sisters, one of whom contracts scarlet fever.
- Tartt's scarred and crippled academic who blew his own mind.
- American musician and anarchist, died 1993.
- Fictional revolutionary, forever a student, commonly depicted upside-down.
- Sentient fireplace, demonic in origin.
- Name shared by both a 1917 Revolutionary and a Russian-American author.
- European nation that gained independence in 1922.
- Nervous pianist who momentarily joins the dead.
- Columbian writer who famously wrote about a century of isolation.
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- Perpetual bolder roller.
- Ancient journeyman with over a decade of experience.
- Paris inhabitant, veteran, and writer.
- Balding Englishman who is never far from high-school classrooms.
- Female writer often seen beside Fitzgerald.
- George R. R. Martin's opening patriarch of the North.
- Wessex novelist turned poet.
- Beat poet, and friends with a murderer.
- Stoker's titular antagonist.
20 Clues: Large, alcoholic cat. • Perpetual bolder roller. • Wessex novelist turned poet. • Stoker's titular antagonist. • Ancient slave turned philosopher. • Paris inhabitant, veteran, and writer. • Sentient fireplace, demonic in origin. • Beat poet, and friends with a murderer. • Female writer often seen beside Fitzgerald. • American musician and anarchist, died 1993. • ...
LinS Home Tournament 2026 2026-01-15
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- To make something better than it was before
- The center of the American movie industry
- The largest planet in our solar system.
- An advantage/profit gained from something
- The English writer of "Romeo and Juliet".
- Popular dark drink made from roasted beans
- The general weather conditions in an area
- The hardest natural substance found on Earth
- A long-established belief passed from one generation to another.
- Not clear, it has more than one meaning
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- A road built over a river.
- Explorer who arrived in America in 1492.
- Known about by many people.
- A large area filled with trees.
- South African leader who foughts againts apartheid.
- Suggestion or proposal to the best action
- The famous last queen of Ancient Egypt.
- The world’s biggest sports competition every 4 yrs.
- The famous "Island of Gods" in Indonesia.
- Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else
20 Clues: A road built over a river. • Known about by many people. • A large area filled with trees. • The largest planet in our solar system. • The famous last queen of Ancient Egypt. • Not clear, it has more than one meaning • Explorer who arrived in America in 1492. • The center of the American movie industry • An advantage/profit gained from something • ...
Scottish Stillwater 1 2026-01-05
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- (F) Ayrshire stillwater with lodges (9)
- Fly line that sits on top of the water (8)
- (F) Renfrewshire fishery with fishy name(11)
- Something used in Tennis and Fishing (3)
- (F) Scotland's only lake (8)
- colourful trout (7)
- Terrestrial Fly - John, Paul, Ringo and George (6)
- Called a 'Fishing Pole' in USA. (3)
- Popular Manufacturer - hint Romeo and Julliete (11)
- Scottish Guideline fishing Instructor (4,5)
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- Angling Shop in Helensburgh (7,7)
- Euan and Blair YouTube channel (5,8)
- Lure - ex Rangers / Scotland Striker, loves ACDC (4,7)
- Nocturnal bird (3)
- frozen water (3)
- (F) One over four (7)
- (F) "Just got the keys and mortgage to our..." (8)
- Where you keep your flies (3)
- Designated platform to fish. Often with a seat and number (3)
- (F) Scotland's Busiest Fishery (10)
- Divisive fishing method using a striker indicator (4)
21 Clues: frozen water (3) • Nocturnal bird (3) • colourful trout (7) • (F) One over four (7) • (F) Scotland's only lake (8) • Where you keep your flies (3) • Angling Shop in Helensburgh (7,7) • Called a 'Fishing Pole' in USA. (3) • (F) Scotland's Busiest Fishery (10) • Euan and Blair YouTube channel (5,8) • (F) Ayrshire stillwater with lodges (9) • Something used in Tennis and Fishing (3) • ...
Macbeth 2026-02-26
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- The number of witches.
- Where Duncan gets killed.
- The witches said Macbeth would be this of Cawdor.
- The witches said 3 of these to Macbeth.
- Macbeth's friend at the start of the play.
- Two words in a couplet can create this effect.
- The two men that nearly caught Macbeth.
- Words starting with the same letter.
- The type of play this is.
- Macbeth felt this after killing Duncan.
- Duncan's oldest son who is the rightful heir.
- The play is split into 5 Acts and many of these.
- The murder weapons.
- The false creation of Macbeth's mind.
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- The place people go to watch a play.
- Where the play is set.
- Macbeth saw this on his hands.
- The adjective that describes the three sisters.
- This is why people want to be King or Queen.
- One character alone on stage for a speech.
- The writer's name.
- His wife.
22 Clues: His wife. • The writer's name. • The murder weapons. • The number of witches. • Where the play is set. • Where Duncan gets killed. • The type of play this is. • Macbeth saw this on his hands. • The place people go to watch a play. • Words starting with the same letter. • The false creation of Macbeth's mind. • The witches said 3 of these to Macbeth. • ...
Humanizam i renesansa 2026-05-07
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- Žena koja vodi Dantea kroz raj.
- Zanimanje lika Chichibia iz Dekamerona.
- Značenje riječi renesansa.
- Broj dijelova od kojih se sastoji Bozanstvena komedija.
- Teme koje nisu religijske, a prevladavaju u renesansi.
- Najveći engleski dramatičar.
- Zbirka ljubavne poezije posvećena jednoj ženi (Laure).
- Kulturno razdoblje “preporoda” u kojem je čovjek u središtu.
- Izvor teme za Juditu.
- Pisac koji je dodao pridjev “božanstvena” Danteovu djelu i autor Dekamerona.
- Razdoblje koje nastaje u Italiji u 14. stoljeću i teži obnovi antičkih vrijednosti.
- Lik iz Planina.
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- Autor djela Ribanje i ribarsko prigovaranje.
- Narječje na kojem je pisana Judita.
- Prvi hrvatski umjetnički ep.
- Autor djela Arkadija, začetnik pastoralnog romana.
- Vrsta drame koja prikazuje smiješne situacije.
- Broj pjevanja (libara) u Juditi.
- Prvi hrvatski roman.
- Pjesnik koji piše o Lauri i smatra se prvim modernim pjesnikom.
- Književna vrsta romana smještena u idealiziranu prirodu s ljubavnom tematikom.
- Lirska pjesma od 14 stihova
22 Clues: Lik iz Planina. • Prvi hrvatski roman. • Izvor teme za Juditu. • Značenje riječi renesansa. • Lirska pjesma od 14 stihova • Prvi hrvatski umjetnički ep. • Najveći engleski dramatičar. • Žena koja vodi Dantea kroz raj. • Broj pjevanja (libara) u Juditi. • Narječje na kojem je pisana Judita. • Zanimanje lika Chichibia iz Dekamerona. • Autor djela Ribanje i ribarsko prigovaranje. • ...
PAUSA ACTIVA 2026-06-09
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- Juego con 64 casillas.
- Boxeador interpretado por Sylvester Stallone.
- Empresa especializada que gestiona, coordina y ejecuta una o varias fases de la cadena de suministro de otra compañía.
- Planeta más grande del sistema solar.
- Recorrido planificado para realizar entregas.
- Ciudad conocida como la Ciudad de la Luz
- Unidad de carga utilizada comúnmente con tractocamiones.
- Ave capaz de volar hacia atrás.
- Héroe proveniente del planeta Krypton.
- Futbolista brasileño con tres Copas del Mundo
- Maestro Jedi de pequeño tamaño y gran sabiduría.
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- Estructura sin motor que es arrastrada por otro vehículo.
- Tecnología utilizada para revisar jugadas polémicas
- Autor de "Romeo y Julieta".
- Científico asociado con la teoría de la relatividad.
- Película ambientada en el planeta Pandora.
- vehículo automotor diseñado específicamente para arrastrar semirremolques o remolques
- Película de Disney con la canción "Libre soy".
- Musical basado en las brujas de Oz
- Animal con tres corazones.
20 Clues: Juego con 64 casillas. • Animal con tres corazones. • Autor de "Romeo y Julieta". • Ave capaz de volar hacia atrás. • Musical basado en las brujas de Oz • Planeta más grande del sistema solar. • Héroe proveniente del planeta Krypton. • Ciudad conocida como la Ciudad de la Luz • Película ambientada en el planeta Pandora. • Boxeador interpretado por Sylvester Stallone. • ...
My First Cryptic Crossword 2026-09-13
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- One to browse, or one to pay
- An engineer's gibberish, sealed away
- Crosswords write, the Bee Gees sing
- Metal 78 and a blister's juice, mammal
- A Japanese foot is the capital determiner
- She died driving to her funeral
- Bert's friend caught stealing currants
- Heroes stay alert for this game
- Aunt May is considering opening an apiary
- Shakespeare can't understand what Athens says
- Socrates found meaning on the walkway
- Wind makes him sad, azurite makes him happy
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- Array B and I aligned with poetic Agrabah
- Up and down meets present and past
- Grandma's posies bought surface-level
- Fishing acutely
- There's gold on the Sabbath man's finger
- Hit or miss
- The artist's disciple has a keen eye
- Lucky clovers predict the future
- E pluribus, unum; with rope
- Emperor's victory celebrated on a motorbike
- I approve of the flappers
23 Clues: Hit or miss • Fishing acutely • I approve of the flappers • E pluribus, unum; with rope • One to browse, or one to pay • She died driving to her funeral • Heroes stay alert for this game • Lucky clovers predict the future • Up and down meets present and past • Crosswords write, the Bee Gees sing • An engineer's gibberish, sealed away • The artist's disciple has a keen eye • ...
GL 3 Unit 3 2020-04-24
6 Clues: not a comb but a ... • The opposite of heavy • it tells you the date • when a ball jumps up and down • William Shakespeare wrote a lot of them • that‘s what Robert Dudley was to Elizabeth
Missing Piece 2025-04-02
6 Clues: Not me, but ___ • Title for a romantic partner • First half of ‘___self and I' • Shakespeare said ‘To ___ or not to ___' • Last name of the 12th U.S. President, Zachary • A verb that expresses possibility or willingness.
MAYANK TUTORIAL'S Crossword 2020-05-13
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- It is considered as POWER
- Smallest particle of a substance
- Subject that deals with cells , tissues & organs of living organisms as well as their life processes
- Subject that deals with political science
- The official language of Maharashtra
- Man who knew "infinity".
- The last name of a poet ,writer & playwright who has written "The Merchant of Venice".
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- A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides.
- A word for person not identified by name
- Father of hindi literature.
- Famous theorem involving the right angled triangle
- A thing used to correct your mistakes done.
12 Clues: Man who knew "infinity". • It is considered as POWER • Father of hindi literature. • Smallest particle of a substance • The official language of Maharashtra • A word for person not identified by name • Subject that deals with political science • A thing used to correct your mistakes done. • Famous theorem involving the right angled triangle • ...
Julius Caesar 2023-03-22
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- When the audience knows something that characters don't
- When two different things are placed together for contrast
- The type of play that 'Julius Caesar' is
- You start an answer in English with a ______ statement
- A writer's choice of word is a _______ choice
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- The era that Shakespeare was writing in
- Caesar has this because he thinks he will not be killed
- The final character to stab Caesar
- The senators worry that Caesar will become a...
- The tragic hero's fatal flaw - it leads to their death
- Brutus is the play's ______ hero
- The city where 'Julius Caesar' is set
12 Clues: Brutus is the play's ______ hero • The final character to stab Caesar • The city where 'Julius Caesar' is set • The era that Shakespeare was writing in • The type of play that 'Julius Caesar' is • A writer's choice of word is a _______ choice • The senators worry that Caesar will become a... • The tragic hero's fatal flaw - it leads to their death • ...
UK icons 2021-09-16
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- The world's leading public service broadcaster.
- One of the most famous works of Daniel Defoe.
- An imaginary place visited by a young girl that followed a rabit.
- Actor and comedian known as Mr. Bean.
- A fictional British boarding school of magic.
- British rock band during the 1960s.
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- A renowned poet, playwright, and actor born in Stratford-upon-Avon.
- Anonymous anglo-saxon epic poem.
- An officer in the Secret Intelligence Service, known by his number, 007.
- Writer regarded as the greatest novelist of the Victorian era.
- Sherlock Holmes' nemesis.
- Imaginary place which entrance is a wardrobe.
12 Clues: Sherlock Holmes' nemesis. • Anonymous anglo-saxon epic poem. • British rock band during the 1960s. • Actor and comedian known as Mr. Bean. • One of the most famous works of Daniel Defoe. • Imaginary place which entrance is a wardrobe. • A fictional British boarding school of magic. • The world's leading public service broadcaster. • ...
CHEAT SHEET ENGLISH 2021-12-10
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- SHAKESPEARE PLAY THAT QUOTES, "TO BE OR NOT TO BE"
- THE FIRST NAME OF THE SCHAFFER PARAGRAPH CREATOR
- MEANS EMOTIONAL RESPONSE FROM AN AUDIENCE
- THE NAME OF THE LAST PARAGRAPH OF AN ESSAY
- MEANS LOGIC FROM A SPEAKER/WRITER
- THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF SENTENCES IN A PARAGRAPH
- TV SHOW WE WATCHED DURING THE BUSINESS WRITING PORTION OF CLASS (NO SPACES)
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- WRITING FORMAT REQUIRED IN NEVADA HIGH SCHOOLS
- PHILOSOPHER THAT INVENTED PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUES
- A POET/RAPPER THAT WROTE, "THE ROSE THAT GREW FROM CONCRETE"
- MEANS CREDIBILITY FOR A SPEAKER/WRITER
- THIRD AND FOURTH COMPONENT OF A SCHAFFER PARAGRAPH
12 Clues: MEANS LOGIC FROM A SPEAKER/WRITER • MEANS CREDIBILITY FOR A SPEAKER/WRITER • MEANS EMOTIONAL RESPONSE FROM AN AUDIENCE • THE NAME OF THE LAST PARAGRAPH OF AN ESSAY • WRITING FORMAT REQUIRED IN NEVADA HIGH SCHOOLS • THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF SENTENCES IN A PARAGRAPH • PHILOSOPHER THAT INVENTED PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUES • THE FIRST NAME OF THE SCHAFFER PARAGRAPH CREATOR • ...
Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Scenes 1,4, & 5 2023-12-07
Across
- Romeos' family name
- Juliets'family name
- Who wrote the play?
- Was in love with Rosaline until he meets Juliet
- What do Romeo and Juliet do right after they meet?
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- Thinks Romeo is a good guy. Doesn't want to ruin his party.
- Romeos' friend gives him advice to forget about his unrequited love
- Threatened to kill Romeo and the party
- "From ancient ____________ break to new mutiny"
- Who says "How can the man I love be the son of those I hate?"
- Where does the story take place?
- Romeos' friend that gives the Queen Mab speech
12 Clues: Romeos' family name • Juliets'family name • Who wrote the play? • Where does the story take place? • Threatened to kill Romeo and the party • Romeos' friend that gives the Queen Mab speech • "From ancient ____________ break to new mutiny" • Was in love with Rosaline until he meets Juliet • What do Romeo and Juliet do right after they meet? • ...
Remembering The Renaissance 2021-05-21
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- the queen who's forces defeated the Spanish Armada and saved England from invasion
- investigating an unfamiliar area or thing
- a famous sculpture and painter who made the Davis
- play writer who wrote Romeo and Juliet
- to cut or carve
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- Man who invented the printing press
- an outlook attaching prime importance to humans
- the places the renaissance was based off
- queen who supported Columbus's expedition
- Artist who painted The Mona Lisa
- a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state
- a period in European civilization that was marked by a revival Greek and Roman wisdom
12 Clues: to cut or carve • Artist who painted The Mona Lisa • Man who invented the printing press • play writer who wrote Romeo and Juliet • the places the renaissance was based off • queen who supported Columbus's expedition • investigating an unfamiliar area or thing • an outlook attaching prime importance to humans • a famous sculpture and painter who made the Davis • ...
Brave New World 2022-05-09
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- The son of The Director and Linda
- A drug that keeps people happy and passive
- The name of the process used to clone people
- The beta that was left at the savage reservation
- The controller of Western Europe (2 Words)
- The reservation in New Mexico where John was born
- Bernards friend that also feels isolated from everyone
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- An alpha that takes care of John in London
- The people of Brave New World's God (2 words)
- Linda's lover that was almost killed by John
- A beta that wears green and loves John
- John constantly reads and quotes his writings
12 Clues: The son of The Director and Linda • A beta that wears green and loves John • An alpha that takes care of John in London • A drug that keeps people happy and passive • The controller of Western Europe (2 Words) • Linda's lover that was almost killed by John • The name of the process used to clone people • The people of Brave New World's God (2 words) • ...
Text Introduction: The Pardoner's Prologue 2026-08-31
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- was one of Chaucer's professional roles
- is the poetic style Chaucer used
- is the city where Chaucer's family owned properties
- are holy objects that people could purchase during medieval times
- is the famous poet who came after Chaucer
- is the moral flaw that Chaucer critiques through the Pardoner
- is Chaucer's most famous work
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- is the language Chaucer originally wrote in
- was a medieval English poet and diplomat
- is the character who sells false relics and pardons
- was the occupation of Chaucer's father
- is the root of all evil according to the Latin phrase
12 Clues: is Chaucer's most famous work • is the poetic style Chaucer used • was the occupation of Chaucer's father • was one of Chaucer's professional roles • was a medieval English poet and diplomat • is the famous poet who came after Chaucer • is the language Chaucer originally wrote in • is the character who sells false relics and pardons • ...
The Scientist’s Crossword 2026-05-31
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- Industrial training experience every student has stories about.
- The oral examination that tests both knowledge and courage
- The practice of drawing blood from patients.
- The process plants use to make food.
- Ancient triangular structure associated with Egypt.
- Identification of a disease based on laboratory findings and clinical information.
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- Department that studies blood and blood disorders.
- Equipment used to separate components of blood by spinning.
- Liquid portion of blood containing clotting factors.
- Famous English playwright who wrote Romeo and Juliet.
- The planet famous for its rings.
- Transfer of blood or blood products from one person to another.
12 Clues: The planet famous for its rings. • The process plants use to make food. • The practice of drawing blood from patients. • Department that studies blood and blood disorders. • Ancient triangular structure associated with Egypt. • Liquid portion of blood containing clotting factors. • Famous English playwright who wrote Romeo and Juliet. • ...
Smarties 2023-03-01
Across
- How many Earths can fit inside the sun (volume)?
- Who wrote Romeo Juliet (last name)?
- Who was the first man to step on the moon (last name)?
- How many Olympic rings are there?
- What is the hardest natural substance?
- How many teeth does an adult human have?
- What is the loudest animal on Earth?
- How many pairs of wings do bees have?
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- What's the fastest land animal?
- If you freeze water, what do you get?
- What food do pandas eat?
- How many players are there in a netball game?
- Who built the pyramids?
- How many colors are there in a rainbow?
- What serves as the base for guacamole?
- What is something you hit with a hammer?
- How many legs does a lobster have?
- What is the nearest planet to the sun?
18 Clues: Who built the pyramids? • What food do pandas eat? • What's the fastest land animal? • How many Olympic rings are there? • How many legs does a lobster have? • Who wrote Romeo Juliet (last name)? • What is the loudest animal on Earth? • If you freeze water, what do you get? • How many pairs of wings do bees have? • What serves as the base for guacamole? • ...
PUZZLE 35 2023-09-06
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- Currency of the United Kingdom (5)
- Not having a sharp edge or point (5)
- Famous tower in Paris known for its iron structure (6)
- Process of turning liquid into vapour (11)
- Surname of famous detective of Baker Street (6)
- The author of "Romeo and Juliet" (11)
- The unsinkable ship that sank in 1912 (7)
- Largest organ in the human body (4)
- Largest planet in our solar system (7)
- Process by which plants make their own food using sunlight(14)
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- Longest river in the world (4)
- Capital city of Japan (5)
- When a caterpillar transforms into a butterfly (13)
- Chemical symbol for gold (2)
- Smallest planet in our solar system (7)
- The largest continent on Earth (4)
- Land of the Rising Sun (5)
17 Clues: Capital city of Japan (5) • Land of the Rising Sun (5) • Chemical symbol for gold (2) • Longest river in the world (4) • Currency of the United Kingdom (5) • The largest continent on Earth (4) • Largest organ in the human body (4) • Not having a sharp edge or point (5) • The author of "Romeo and Juliet" (11) • Largest planet in our solar system (7) • ...
Hamlet 2024-12-03
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- A young noblewoman who loves Hamlet.
- The prince of Denmark, the main character.
- The method used to murder Hamlet’s father.
- A weapon symbolizing treachery and murder.
- The playwright who wrote Hamlet.
- What is used to expose Claudius’s guilt.
- The father of Ophelia and Laertes, a counselor to the king.
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- Hamlet’s mother and Queen of Denmark.
- Prince of Norway, a foil to Hamlet.
- The country where the story is set.
- Ophelia’s brother, who seeks revenge for his father’s death.
- The era in which Hamlet was written.
- The genre of Hamlet.
- The antagonist, Hamlet’s uncle and stepfather.
- The spirit of Hamlet’s father that appears in the play.
- A central theme driving Hamlet's actions.
- A theme in the play, both real and feigned.
17 Clues: The genre of Hamlet. • The playwright who wrote Hamlet. • Prince of Norway, a foil to Hamlet. • The country where the story is set. • The era in which Hamlet was written. • A young noblewoman who loves Hamlet. • Hamlet’s mother and Queen of Denmark. • What is used to expose Claudius’s guilt. • A central theme driving Hamlet's actions. • ...
OTW 2026 2026-03-31
Across
- Nocturnal kitchen wonderings.
- The most royal pescatarian.
- A practice fight leads to a heated argument.
- How many can play at this game?
- Mr. Snuffleupagus associate.
- A triple strike!
- Miniature tyrant.
- Dairy and ground beef advocate.
- A pirate's colorful echo.
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- A generous thief but a fowl cowl.
- Forget PB&J's! This bird is only here for the jelly.
- Shakespeare is to blame for my english grade and this bird being in the US.
- Wile E's bane.
- Not one of the 5 species of this fruity fellow will ever take off.
- If you thought you liked On The Wing, this bird. spends over 80% of its life in that state.
- Nevermore!
- Spiky plant? Place to live? Time of year? A large pebble?? So many options!
17 Clues: Nevermore! • Wile E's bane. • A triple strike! • Miniature tyrant. • A pirate's colorful echo. • The most royal pescatarian. • Mr. Snuffleupagus associate. • Nocturnal kitchen wonderings. • How many can play at this game? • Dairy and ground beef advocate. • A generous thief but a fowl cowl. • A practice fight leads to a heated argument. • ...
Texto teatral 2021-04-19
Across
- É o autor de textos dramáticos.
- Servem para indicar gestos ou movimentos dos atores no teatro.
- Curta peça teatral de caráter crítico.
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- Momento que encerra a ação dramática.
- Shakespeare Dramaturgo que escreveu Otelo, Romeu e Julieta entre outros.
- Textos de caráter crítico e jocoso.
- Expressão intensa da emoção.
7 Clues: Expressão intensa da emoção. • É o autor de textos dramáticos. • Textos de caráter crítico e jocoso. • Momento que encerra a ação dramática. • Curta peça teatral de caráter crítico. • Servem para indicar gestos ou movimentos dos atores no teatro. • Shakespeare Dramaturgo que escreveu Otelo, Romeu e Julieta entre outros.
Arts Society of Earth and Mars 2021-12-06
7 Clues: third planet from the sun • fourth planet from the sun • tenor instrument in an orchestra • famous play writer in Earth's history • tools/materials used to make an art peice • famous martian singer *twelfth letter of the alphebet • popular gold instrument used many Martain musicians *latin word for gold
Arts Society of Earth and Mars 2021-12-06
7 Clues: third planet from the sun • fourth planet from the sun • tenor instrument in an orchestra • famous play writer in Earth's history • tools/materials used to make an art peice • famous martian singer *twelfth letter of the alphebet • popular gold instrument used many Martain musicians *latin word for gold
TEXTOS DRAMATICOS 2021-10-12
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- choque de dos bandos, hecho decisivo que marca pautas en historias.
- Regla de uso de paréntesis
- Opuesto a la prosa.
- Sitio donde se realiaban las primeras representaciones del drama.
- El hombre se ve enfrentado a los problemas del mundo.
- Tipo de lenguaje que se centra en sentimientos...
- Tiene que ver con la escenografía de la obra.
- Dios de la alegria para los romanos.
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- Texto que tiene similitud con el texto dramático, tiene un mensaje al final.
- Es la característica que comparten todos los textos literarios.
- Maximo dramaturgo del siglo decimo cuarto y decimo quinto.
- No son un texto literarios.
12 Clues: Opuesto a la prosa. • Regla de uso de paréntesis • No son un texto literarios. • Dios de la alegria para los romanos. • Tiene que ver con la escenografía de la obra. • Tipo de lenguaje que se centra en sentimientos... • El hombre se ve enfrentado a los problemas del mundo. • Maximo dramaturgo del siglo decimo cuarto y decimo quinto. • ...
TEXTOS DRAMATICOS 2021-10-12
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- No son un texto literarios.
- El hombre se ve enfrentado a los problemas del mundo.
- Sitio donde se realiaban las primeras representaciones del drama.
- Tiene que ver con la escenografía de la obra.
- Texto que tiene similitud con el texto dramático, tiene un mensaje al final.
- Regla de uso de paréntesis
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- Tipo de lenguaje que se centra en sentimientos...
- Maximo dramaturgo del siglo decimo cuarto y decimo quinto.
- Dios de la alegria para los romanos.
- Es la característica que comparten todos los textos literarios.
- choque de dos bandos, hecho decisivo que marca pautas en historias.
- Opuesto a la prosa.
12 Clues: Opuesto a la prosa. • Regla de uso de paréntesis • No son un texto literarios. • Dios de la alegria para los romanos. • Tiene que ver con la escenografía de la obra. • Tipo de lenguaje que se centra en sentimientos... • El hombre se ve enfrentado a los problemas del mundo. • Maximo dramaturgo del siglo decimo cuarto y decimo quinto. • ...
Chapter 7 Reniassance 2022-03-02
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- Christian struggle to take back the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslims
- fought the English in the Hundred Years' War
- rebirth of interest in art and learning
- black death spread along this trade route
- interested in worldly rather than religious matters
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- art of negotiating or making deals with other countries
- captured by the English and burned at the stake
- Florence's wealth came in large part from __________________
- greatest writer of the English Renaissance who wrote "Romeo and Juliet" (last name)
- the belief that the individual was important
- everyday language of the people
- disease that spreads quickly and kills many
12 Clues: everyday language of the people • rebirth of interest in art and learning • black death spread along this trade route • disease that spreads quickly and kills many • the belief that the individual was important • fought the English in the Hundred Years' War • captured by the English and burned at the stake • interested in worldly rather than religious matters • ...
NLP crossword 2024-02-07
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- What day is it today.
- The process by which you can recall a poaitive emotion.
- Miss Fowler is one of these.
- A great way to heep anxiety at bay.
- the worlds best known poet
- You will be in trouble if you can't pass these.
- One of your five senses.
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- I am also qualified as one of these.
- This is one way you tell if someone is angry or perhaps sad.
- I help you control these.
- Ian's favourite food.
- If I say this animals name you have no choice but to think of it!
12 Clues: What day is it today. • Ian's favourite food. • One of your five senses. • I help you control these. • the worlds best known poet • Miss Fowler is one of these. • A great way to heep anxiety at bay. • I am also qualified as one of these. • You will be in trouble if you can't pass these. • The process by which you can recall a poaitive emotion. • ...
Dæmonologie Crossword 2019-10-31
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- Who was Queen before Dæmonologie's author became king?
- Which other book was Dæmonologie's author famous for?
- How was Sampson killed for being such a witch?
- Dæmonologie literally means the "_______ of demons".
- Which terrorist plot aimed to destroy James's parliament?
- Which pamphlet was included in Dæmonologie (_____ from Scotland)?
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- Which famous playwright wrote plays for King James?
- Which year was James nearly shipwrecked? (fifteen eighty ____)?
- Surname of Agnes - the witch "responsible" for a storm.
- Which play prominently shows three witches?
- Which element is so pure that it supposedly rejects the devil?
- Which year did James publish Dæmonologie? (fifteen ninety ___)?
12 Clues: Which play prominently shows three witches? • How was Sampson killed for being such a witch? • Which famous playwright wrote plays for King James? • Dæmonologie literally means the "_______ of demons". • Which other book was Dæmonologie's author famous for? • Who was Queen before Dæmonologie's author became king? • ...
Musicals and West Side Story 2024-06-07
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- The store that the Jets use as homebase is called _________ Candy store
- The break between Act 1 and Act 2 is called
- This street in NYC is home base for musical theater
- This composer wrote the music for WSS. Leonard ______
- A choreographer creates _________.
- This is the gang that Riff and Tony are in.
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- A famous play by Shakespeare inspired WSS. _______ and Juliet
- Her name is sung 31 times by Tony.
- This is the gang that Bernardo and Chino are in
- Bernardo's girlfriend's name
- When two gangs fight, its called a ________________
- Riff chooses this Jet to fight Bernardo
12 Clues: Bernardo's girlfriend's name • Her name is sung 31 times by Tony. • A choreographer creates _________. • Riff chooses this Jet to fight Bernardo • The break between Act 1 and Act 2 is called • This is the gang that Riff and Tony are in. • This is the gang that Bernardo and Chino are in • This street in NYC is home base for musical theater • ...
London Sights 2013-12-16
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- a museum where you can find wax models of celebrities
- a park in London
- a giant wheel on the South Bank of the Thames
- it used to be a prison once, but now you can see the Crown Jewels there
- a round building (hint: Shakespeare)
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- an art gallery
- an underground museum
- when you are interested in the sea and it's inhabitans this is the right place to vitit
- a round building - the home of London's local government
- one of the oldest bridges of London
- a very famous bell
11 Clues: an art gallery • a park in London • a very famous bell • an underground museum • one of the oldest bridges of London • a round building (hint: Shakespeare) • a giant wheel on the South Bank of the Thames • a museum where you can find wax models of celebrities • a round building - the home of London's local government • ...
Getting to know "Next move 2" 2015-02-11
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- Find a type of film
- Look at the Culture Files. What`s the capital of Australia?
- How many members has the group "Black Eyed Peas" got?
- At what shop did the "Famous fire of London" start?
- What´s Isabella´s favourite sport?
- Which unit is about music?
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- Find in unit 5 an adjective that means "intelligent".
- Where was William Shakespeare from?
- Who`s the film star on page 26? Robert...
- There`s an article in this book called "_________ catches thieves"
- Where did the Winter Olympic Games take place in 2006?
11 Clues: Find a type of film • Which unit is about music? • What´s Isabella´s favourite sport? • Where was William Shakespeare from? • Who`s the film star on page 26? Robert... • At what shop did the "Famous fire of London" start? • Find in unit 5 an adjective that means "intelligent". • How many members has the group "Black Eyed Peas" got? • ...
Ryan Shields 6 2020-12-18
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- was the artist on a painting with some of the best scientists
- created a new way for witting
- thoughts that are not just religious
- was the artist of a painting with Jesus
- was the artist of someone from the bible.
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- wrote one of the worlds best poems
- a word that means rebirth
- the way people talked
- one of the best play writers
- made a painting for the birth of someone
- wrote a book on how you need to lie and kill to stay in power
11 Clues: the way people talked • a word that means rebirth • one of the best play writers • created a new way for witting • wrote one of the worlds best poems • thoughts that are not just religious • was the artist of a painting with Jesus • made a painting for the birth of someone • was the artist of someone from the bible. • ...
Australia Day 2017-05-24
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- Who did they invite to lunch?
- What food did they have plenty of?
- What day was Australia day on in the story?
- Who did he think the doctor was?
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- What did the child decide he wasn't intereseted in?
- Where was the child lying that night?
- Who did Mrs banks say wrote The Bible
- What did the doctor think had happened to the child "he was ........"
- Why did the mum summon the doctor, what happened to the child?
- What was Mrs banks interested in?
- How many chairs did they have at the table?
11 Clues: Who did they invite to lunch? • Who did he think the doctor was? • What was Mrs banks interested in? • What food did they have plenty of? • Where was the child lying that night? • Who did Mrs banks say wrote The Bible • What day was Australia day on in the story? • How many chairs did they have at the table? • What did the child decide he wasn't intereseted in? • ...
London Quiz 2017-12-06
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- It is one of the oldest bridges in London?
- It is the new home of London`s local government.
- The theatre where Shakespeare acted.
- Which sight can you find in the County Hall?
- An art Gallery in an old factory building
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- A creepy museum near the Westminster Bridge.
- What is the London Eye?
- It is 98 metres high and the Hands are 2.7 and 4.3 metres Long
- It once was a flower market.
- This museum is most popular among kids!
- It is the biggest park in London!
11 Clues: What is the London Eye? • It once was a flower market. • It is the biggest park in London! • The theatre where Shakespeare acted. • This museum is most popular among kids! • An art Gallery in an old factory building • It is one of the oldest bridges in London? • A creepy museum near the Westminster Bridge. • Which sight can you find in the County Hall? • ...
Back to School Night GSB 2024 2024-09-07
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- number of years I've taught at Gill
- first name of renowned author of Blood Meridian
- the first author of the year
- the song of the Bard who died very young
- Acclaimed fiction writer and author of This Boy's Life
- what the cool kids call tonight
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- iconic cheesecake brand and half of my teaching load
- one of the plays we read is about this tough policy in South Africa
- May grads who are the pride of Gill
- fancy word for boxer
- author of Head Shot, spelled a little differently than the animated moose
11 Clues: fancy word for boxer • the first author of the year • what the cool kids call tonight • number of years I've taught at Gill • May grads who are the pride of Gill • the song of the Bard who died very young • first name of renowned author of Blood Meridian • iconic cheesecake brand and half of my teaching load • Acclaimed fiction writer and author of This Boy's Life • ...
May 2023 2023-05-10
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- Place where you can purchase food and drink in school
- The name of the Shakespeare play we studied last term
- You can borrow books from here
- In the mornings, we line up here.
- The name of this Castle Character Time
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- Our final lesson on Wednesday
- We have assembly in here
- of Water The verse novel we study by Sarah Crossan in Year 7
- If you achieve most of the merits in your form
- We tick and fix with this
- Day of the week we finish school early
11 Clues: We have assembly in here • We tick and fix with this • Our final lesson on Wednesday • You can borrow books from here • In the mornings, we line up here. • Day of the week we finish school early • The name of this Castle Character Time • If you achieve most of the merits in your form • Place where you can purchase food and drink in school • ...
Lincoln Crossword 2023-12-14
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- Author of a story about Christmas ghosts on Ford's Theatre stage now
- Lincoln's job before President
- Capital of Illinois and site of Lincoln home
- "As I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master. This expresses my idea of _______."
- Lincoln's second Vice President
- Lincoln's favorite Shakespeare play
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- "Four score and seven years ago..." How long is a "score?"
- Pinkerton detectives uncovered an 1861 plot against Lincoln's life in this city
- Lincoln was inducted in this hall of fame in 1992
- Lincoln boyhood home
- Lincoln birthplace
11 Clues: Lincoln birthplace • Lincoln boyhood home • Lincoln's job before President • Lincoln's second Vice President • Lincoln's favorite Shakespeare play • Capital of Illinois and site of Lincoln home • Lincoln was inducted in this hall of fame in 1992 • "Four score and seven years ago..." How long is a "score?" • ...
Demure english fries in the bag 2024-11-15
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- somebody from twelfth night who ended up liking Orsino.
- the best teacher in nwcc
- Mr Girgis
- Something Cruze kept asking you to do at the start of lessons.
- someone who loved tanks and war.
- a bpl disposition we had to use a lot from the blue parts of the bpl Eddie engage.
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- A character we had to draw and put on the wall.
- A word we had to teach to Mr Girgis (Brainrot)
- is somebody who's writings are considered timeless.
- testing one's abilities, demanding
- the tallest kid in the class
11 Clues: Mr Girgis • the best teacher in nwcc • the tallest kid in the class • someone who loved tanks and war. • testing one's abilities, demanding • A word we had to teach to Mr Girgis (Brainrot) • A character we had to draw and put on the wall. • is somebody who's writings are considered timeless. • somebody from twelfth night who ended up liking Orsino. • ...
lalaloopsy 2025-11-25
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- the state or fact of continuing to live or exist
- the English playwright and poet,
- young person
- barren,empty
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- a group with a particular and often dangerously fanatical ideology
- at a later time; going or likely to happen or exist.
- a person who speaks for God or a deity
- lose or cause to lose luster
- the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination
- wide-spread disease
- a notice of a death, especially in a newspaper, typically including a brief biography of the deceased person.
11 Clues: young person • barren,empty • wide-spread disease • lose or cause to lose luster • the English playwright and poet, • a person who speaks for God or a deity • the state or fact of continuing to live or exist • at a later time; going or likely to happen or exist. • a group with a particular and often dangerously fanatical ideology • ...
$50,000 Great Figures of World Literature Contest 2025-10-09
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- Name of Lone Ranger's nephews horse
- A caterpillar with no legs and what you put on a fire
- Dorothy's Dog
- Captain Hook he must destroy, Tinkerbell's pal, forever a boy
- the sir name of the man who married Jane Bennett
- Fast thinking Secret Agent
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- The great and powerful man who travels by hot air balloon
- The doctor who created a monster
- Danish Prince that Shakespeare penned stabbed and poisoned to the end
- Actress who played Diamond Lil
- What are the jumping reptiles often referred to by Little Orphan Annie?
11 Clues: Dorothy's Dog • Fast thinking Secret Agent • Actress who played Diamond Lil • The doctor who created a monster • Name of Lone Ranger's nephews horse • the sir name of the man who married Jane Bennett • A caterpillar with no legs and what you put on a fire • The great and powerful man who travels by hot air balloon • ...
Seniors 2026-08-21
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- The last name of the woman known as the founder of modern nursing, also a type of bird
- Shakespeare character who said "to be or not to be"
- The smallest U.S state
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- Humphrey Bogart says "Here's looking at you kid" in this movie about World War II
- the middle name of JFK
- The main ingredient in sushi
- The closest star to earth
- the vitamin we get from the sun
- U.S holiday celebrated the first Monday in September
- The Greek god of the Underworld
- Japanese paper folding
11 Clues: the middle name of JFK • The smallest U.S state • Japanese paper folding • The closest star to earth • The main ingredient in sushi • the vitamin we get from the sun • The Greek god of the Underworld • Shakespeare character who said "to be or not to be" • U.S holiday celebrated the first Monday in September • ...
A Word Group Puzzle 2019-01-23
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- a branch of knowledge
- a group of eight
- very ordinary
- scribbles, comments, doodles, illuminations
- the study of crop circles
- rumbling or gurgling noise in intestines
- a plan
- done in return
- to leave abruptly
- elegance or neatness of literary or artistic style
- linguistic blend of words
- of or inhabiting the earth. An inhabitant of earth
- a constructed language
- not much effort was applied
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- one's baggage and personal belongings
- a protective box made in the form of a book for holding items such as botanical specimens, maps, and color plates
- be tantamount to
- to dawdle
- perfect vision
- “If it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere well it were done quickly: if the _________ could trammel up the consequence, and catch with his surcease success.” – Macbeth
- a way to cook beans
- word invented by Shakespeare
- this is one
- aging causes it
24 Clues: a plan • to dawdle • this is one • very ordinary • perfect vision • done in return • aging causes it • a group of eight • be tantamount to • to leave abruptly • a way to cook beans • a branch of knowledge • a constructed language • the study of crop circles • linguistic blend of words • not much effort was applied • word invented by Shakespeare • one's baggage and personal belongings • ...
Semester Review Crossword 2019-01-10
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- there were three of them making predictions about MacBeth's future
- country where Parvana lives
- Billy's best & gay friend
- his ghost at the feast drives MacBeth into madness
- Quixote wears this brass basin on his head thinking it is the helmet that belonged to _____.
- Don Quixote's squire
- political group that controlled Parvana's country during in the mid-1990s
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- In 1984, coal miners in England are on ____.
- Quixote's love, the _____ of Toboso
- "Lads do football...and wrestling, not ballet."
- he wrote "MacBeth", last name
- he wrote Don Quixote; _____ de Cervantes
- Quixote believes they are giants
- Parvana's friend from school who also became a "boy"
- MacBeth kills this Scottish king
- He's caught by the police during a violent demonstration.
- Billy's passion
- he's not of woman born; kills MacBeth
- Parvana has to become a ____ in order to earn money for her family.
- Cervantes' famous quote "All things human are ____."
20 Clues: Billy's passion • Don Quixote's squire • Billy's best & gay friend • country where Parvana lives • he wrote "MacBeth", last name • Quixote believes they are giants • MacBeth kills this Scottish king • Quixote's love, the _____ of Toboso • he's not of woman born; kills MacBeth • he wrote Don Quixote; _____ de Cervantes • In 1984, coal miners in England are on ____. • ...
Romeo and Juliet 2018-04-18
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- Romeo's servant
- Daughter of the Capulets
- Another city in Italy where Romeo gets banished to
- The playwright of Romeo and Juliet
- Son of the Montagues
- The Nurse's servant
- Prince of Verona
- The second Franciscan priest met in the play
- Cousin of Romeo
- Capulet Threatens Juliet to marry Paris
- The method Romeo decides to end his life with
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- Cousin of Juliet
- The penalty Romeo has to face after killing Tybalt
- The first Franciscan priest met in the play
- A woman working for the Capulets, mainly caring for Juliet
- Kinsman of the Prince and friend of Romeo
- The woman Romeo was infatuated with at the beginning of the play
- A thin, light, sharp-pointed sword used for thrusting
- A town in Italy where Romeo and Juliet takes place
- Kinsman of the Prince and wants to marry Juliet
20 Clues: Romeo's servant • Cousin of Romeo • Cousin of Juliet • Prince of Verona • The Nurse's servant • Son of the Montagues • Daughter of the Capulets • The playwright of Romeo and Juliet • Capulet Threatens Juliet to marry Paris • Kinsman of the Prince and friend of Romeo • The first Franciscan priest met in the play • The second Franciscan priest met in the play • ...
Summer & Heat 2018-05-21
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- Shakespeare wrote about this on a mid summers night - 5
- I used to live in a cacoon - 9
- Famous English tennis tournament - 9
- Noisy summer shoes - 4,5
- Famous music festival in Somerset - 11
- 2020 Olympic games will be held here - 5
- Stop burning me to curb climate change - 6,5
- Overnight stay outside! Wouldn't do this in winter brrrr - 7
- A place to play near the sea - 5
- Hottest valley in the world - 5
- Italian Ice Cream - 6
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- When is the Earth closest to the sun - 7
- This person's summer lasted forever in '69 - 5,5
- Use this to cool your feet in the garden - 8,4
- Glaciers form in every continent except - 9
- We experience our mild climate due to this - 4,6
- Make this by blocking light - 6
- No rain - 7
- Musical featuring Summer Nights - 6
- Look after us, we pollinate and make honey - 4
20 Clues: No rain - 7 • Italian Ice Cream - 6 • Noisy summer shoes - 4,5 • I used to live in a cacoon - 9 • Make this by blocking light - 6 • Hottest valley in the world - 5 • A place to play near the sea - 5 • Musical featuring Summer Nights - 6 • Famous English tennis tournament - 9 • Famous music festival in Somerset - 11 • When is the Earth closest to the sun - 7 • ...
unit 3 revision! Books and adjectives 2022-01-12
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- like at night, without light
- this is a story about the future/science
- something which people don't know about
- with nothing inside
- this isn't a book, it is similar to songs
- something which many people like or enjoy
- similar to beautiful or pretty
- like a big mountain
- this is a story about love
- a book about real people or true stories
- a scary book
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- similar to pretty or pleasant
- for example, Harry Potter
- for example, Sherlock Holmes
- a book with lots of action
- with a lot of light
- a book with lots of pictures
- a book which helps you to cook
- a book or story like Shakespeare
- similar to horrible or bad
- a book, you dont know what will happen
- very,very small
- peculiar or weird
- very, very big
24 Clues: a scary book • very, very big • very,very small • peculiar or weird • with nothing inside • with a lot of light • like a big mountain • for example, Harry Potter • a book with lots of action • similar to horrible or bad • this is a story about love • like at night, without light • for example, Sherlock Holmes • a book with lots of pictures • similar to pretty or pleasant • ...
How much do you know about the UK? 2020-09-19
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- Glasgow's river
- left-wing political party
- Charles He's heir to the throne (two words in one)
- one of London's airports
- right-wing political party
- stands on the river London
- the state television channel
- the area represented by an MP
- prince William's wife
- large county in northern England
- the water between England and France(two words in one)
- Capital of Scotland
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- a London football team
- A channel port
- The water between Britain and Holland(two words in one)
- Capital of England
- There are 100 of them in a pound
- south-eastern county
- the most westerly point of English mainland
- The Queen
- Highest mountain in Britain
- River at Newcastle
- Capital of Wales
- the most famous playwright
- capital of Northern Ireland
- unit of currency
- City on the Mersey
27 Clues: The Queen • A channel port • Glasgow's river • Capital of Wales • unit of currency • Capital of England • River at Newcastle • City on the Mersey • Capital of Scotland • south-eastern county • prince William's wife • a London football team • one of London's airports • left-wing political party • right-wing political party • stands on the river London • the most famous playwright • ...
Car 2022-03-10
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- when a car stops working
- the guy from the religious commune
- where he was born
- the friend to Waylon
- a poetic writer
- The Part that gives it more people
- how Wayne and Waylon had to move when in the military
- the people who fought the Indians
- a person who fixes vehicle
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- the motor used in the Cat
- the thing that protected terry from the bottle
- the first name of the author
- the last name of the author
- the on the western end of South Dakota
- the place where Waylon and Wayne fought at
- the man character
- the girl at the poker table with the gun
- what Waylon wanted the guys who broke the windshield to do
- the jerk cowboy who tried to fight Wayne and waylon
- the thing that comes from the sky
- wanted friend
- A Vehicle
22 Clues: A Vehicle • wanted friend • a poetic writer • where he was born • the man character • the friend to Waylon • when a car stops working • the motor used in the Cat • a person who fixes vehicle • the last name of the author • the first name of the author • the thing that comes from the sky • the people who fought the Indians • the guy from the religious commune • ...
Advanced Learners 2022-04-01
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- Cars drive on it very fast
- you use it when it is dark outside and you search for something
- talk about the pros and cons of something
- Sometimes you do this in your music lessons
- You get them at the end of your school career at FSG
- Part of the American Flag
- Head of State in the US
- School subject in which you experiment
- Meal eaten in the evening
- Somebody everyone knows is …
- Someone who plays music in the streets
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- Where you find many animals and plants
- Name of the most popular author ever
- All‘s well that ends …
- Another word for freedom
- When something cannot be achieved, it is
- Vegetable that smells very strong
- Second Planet of our Solar System
- Needed to brush your teeth
- You use it when you play table tennis, baseball, etc.
20 Clues: All‘s well that ends … • Head of State in the US • Another word for freedom • Part of the American Flag • Meal eaten in the evening • Cars drive on it very fast • Needed to brush your teeth • Somebody everyone knows is … • Vegetable that smells very strong • Second Planet of our Solar System • Name of the most popular author ever • Where you find many animals and plants • ...
Vocabulary 10th 2013-10-16
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- agreement between Spain and Portugal dividing the world between them
- an ideal society
- separate quarter of a city reserved for jews
- a lessening of the time a soul was to be in purgatory
- invented the printing press
- map makers
- an island chain in Indonesia called the Spice islands
- daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon
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- German monk and professor of theology who revolted against the catholic church
- idea that God long ago had determined who would gain salvation
- sail around the world
- government ruled by church leaders
- Indian troops that served in the Bitish army
- Financial supporter
- famous english poet and playwrite
- The study of the classical culture of Greece and Rome
- a possible explanation
- King of Englad who founded the Anglican church
- distant areas under a country's control
- sun centered model of the universe
20 Clues: map makers • an ideal society • Financial supporter • sail around the world • a possible explanation • invented the printing press • famous english poet and playwrite • government ruled by church leaders • sun centered model of the universe • distant areas under a country's control • Indian troops that served in the Bitish army • separate quarter of a city reserved for jews • ...
The Glass Menagerie 2013-10-31
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- He hates his job and wants adventure
- Jim gives one to Laura to help her realise she is pretty
- Author of Tom's novel Amanda returned to the library
- Symbol for Laura
- Tom feels as if he is nailed in one
- Tom's nickname in high school
- Glass
- Laura quit business
- An adjective that describes Laura, synonym: bashful
- Amanda hopes for ___________ callers
- Laura becomes physically ill during her first speed
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- Tom's place to getaway and think
- Laura was to sick to eat
- Author of The Glass Menagerie
- Laura's sickness that sounds like blue roses
- Laura slipped on the ______ escape
- One of the things Jim studies
- Amanda sold these to earn money
- Laura to Amanda
- Amanda's last name
- Jim calls Laura blue
- A place Laura likes to go instead of school
- Jim's fiancee
- Setting of the play
24 Clues: Glass • Jim's fiancee • Laura to Amanda • Symbol for Laura • Amanda's last name • Setting of the play • Laura quit business • Jim calls Laura blue • Laura was to sick to eat • Author of The Glass Menagerie • One of the things Jim studies • Tom's nickname in high school • Amanda sold these to earn money • Tom's place to getaway and think • Laura slipped on the ______ escape • ...
Parvana's Journey 2013-11-06
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- / an upright shaft or structure, of stone, brick, or other material.
- / to shake or tremble with cold, fear, excitement.
- / dirt soot or other filthy matter on top of a surface.
- / turned over; upside down.
- Kameez / a traditional dress worn by both women and men in South Asia and specially Pakistan and India.
- / an abnormal loss of water from the body, especially from illness or physical exertion.
- / talk quietly.
- / to form a mental image.
- / wretchedly unhappy, uneasy, or uncomfortable.
- / to go and bring back.
- / shaggy; ragged; unkempt.
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- / to pull or remove abruptly and vigorously.
- / feeling distressed or embarrassed by feelings of guilt, foolishness, or disgrace.
- / to form by such weaving.
- / to cry aloud; shout; yell.
- / to twist to and fro.
- / to enclose on all sides
- / a silly, spasmodic laugh.
- / an English writer that is very popular.
- / affected or contaminated .
20 Clues: / talk quietly. • / to twist to and fro. • / to go and bring back. • / to enclose on all sides • / to form a mental image. • / to form by such weaving. • / shaggy; ragged; unkempt. • / a silly, spasmodic laugh. • / turned over; upside down. • / to cry aloud; shout; yell. • / affected or contaminated . • / an English writer that is very popular. • ...
Brian's Return 2013-12-13
Across
- the main character of the story
- brian needed this special thing in his life
- the person that the main character met in the forest
- this flooded brian's camp
- brian used this to travel the rivers
- brian read this during his trip
- the thing that brian slept in at night
- brian used this as a weapon
- he tried to fight brian but got knocked out
- it's what brian ate with the stranger in the forest
Down
- these bothered brian during his trip
- the title of the book
- brian was stabbed here by an arrow
- the counselor's old job
- the animal that was brian's medicine
- the author of the book
- brian almost killed this animal at the end of story
- the main character's counselor
- place where brian had a fight
- brian got a lot of this to eat from the rivers
20 Clues: the title of the book • the author of the book • the counselor's old job • this flooded brian's camp • brian used this as a weapon • place where brian had a fight • the main character's counselor • the main character of the story • brian read this during his trip • brian was stabbed here by an arrow • these bothered brian during his trip • brian used this to travel the rivers • ...
Merry Xmas and Hammy New Year! 2013-12-26
Across
- / Bedroom surprise
- / What we speak with
- / Swampmate
- / Doc, Dopey, Bashful, Grumpy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Happy, ____(,)____
- / Blue movie character
- / Houston force of nature
- / I'm a fan of this story, and who can blame me?
- / Vermilion
- / Many a song has been written for her
- / Yellow movie character
- / Galileo's
- / A friend of …
- / 2 PhDs
- / A dandy
- / Pickle breath
Down
- / You'll see me more than once in this puzzle
- / You're a fan of this story, and who can blame you?
- / Julia's imaginary friend
- / Hairy chested
- / Harlan Ellison's better half
- / What a history teacher teaches
- / A metaphor for passion
- / You'll see me only once in this puzzle
- / Heinlein's, for short
- / Bye, bye hammy!
- / A true Turkish delight
- / Easily frightened miss
- / Famous explorer
- / Amazing
- / A good sport, no longer in play
30 Clues: / 2 PhDs • / Amazing • / A dandy • / Swampmate • / Vermilion • / Galileo's • / Hairy chested • / A friend of … • / Pickle breath • / Bye, bye hammy! • / Famous explorer • / Bedroom surprise • / What we speak with • / Blue movie character • / Heinlein's, for short • / A metaphor for passion • / A true Turkish delight • / Yellow movie character • / Easily frightened miss • / Houston force of nature • ...
Remember the renaissance? 2014-02-24
Across
- Inventor of the telescope
- Invaded by Joan of Arc in 1428
- Opposed the church with his theory of the earth revolving around the sun
- He who painted the Mona Lisa
- Killed a third of Europe just before renaissance
- Ivan the ________
- Sandro Botticelli's real last name
- Council of the Pope that moved toward counter-reform
- The man (wrongly)credited with the discovery of North America
- The chapel that Michelangelo was forced to paint
Down
- Belief of adult baptization as correct
- Lisa Leonardo da Vinci's greatest work
- Predominant religion in the renaissance
- More's nove suggesting social reform such as gender equality
- Sold as passage through purgatory
- Western Europe movement
- Most well known playwright to walk this earth
- Where Martin Luther responded to charges of heresy.
- Johan Gutenberg's literary invention
- most powerful person before the renaissance
20 Clues: Ivan the ________ • Western Europe movement • Inventor of the telescope • He who painted the Mona Lisa • Invaded by Joan of Arc in 1428 • Sold as passage through purgatory • Sandro Botticelli's real last name • Johan Gutenberg's literary invention • Belief of adult baptization as correct • Lisa Leonardo da Vinci's greatest work • Predominant religion in the renaissance • ...
