twilight Crossword Puzzles

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2. adaptation, diminished sensitivity as a consequence of constant stimulation
3. threshold, the smallest detectable difference between two stimuli
4. a ring of muscle tissue that forms the colored portion of the eye around the pupil and controls the size of the pupil opening
5. The clear tissue that covers the front of the eye
6. the light-sensitive inner surface of the eye, containing the receptor rods and cones plus layers of neurons that begin the processing of visual information
7. blindness, failing to notice changes in the environment
11. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when cones don't respond
12. nerve, the nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain
15. set, a mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another
16. retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions. The cones detect fine detail and give rise to color sensations.
17. the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events
20. persuasion, A way to persuade viewers or listeners of a message by way of communication that actually is received subconsciously.
22. spot, the point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye, creating a "blind" spot because no receptor cells are located there
25. the activation, often unconsciously, of certain associations, thus predisposing one's perception, memory, or response
26. the process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment

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1. "morphine within"--natural, opiatelike neurotransmitters linked to pain control and to pleasure.
2. attention, the focusing of conscious awareness on a particular stimulus
8. threshold, the smallest possible strength of a stimulus that can be detected half the time
9. blindness, failing to see visible objects when our attention is directed elsewhere
10. below one's absolute threshold for conscious awareness
13. the adjustable opening in the center of the eye through which light enters
14. the amount of energy in a light or sound wave, which we perceive as brightness or loudness, as determined by the wave's amplitude
16. implant, a device for converting sounds into electrical signals and stimulating the auditory nerve through electrodes threaded into the cochlea
18. sense of smell
19. noticeable difference, the minimal change in a stimulus that can just barely be detected
21. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina
23. the central focal point in the retina, around which the eye's cones cluster
24. the dimension of color that is determined by the wavelength of light; what we know as the color names blue, green, and so forth

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1. __________ is the leader of which group of people who defected to the dark side once the Calamity struck?
3. Divine Beast Vah Rudania who terrorizes the Goron people resembles what animal?
8. Link holds the Triforce of…
9. How many shrines appear on the Great Plateau (DLC not included)?
12. In the original game, you didn’t need a special item to make a raft move. In BOTW, you need a…
14. Zelda holds the Triforce of…
17. What is the name of Riju’s pet sand seal?
19. Chronologically (according to the in-game universe), which game is the first in the series?
22. What fruit is the Yiga Clan obsessed with?
24. What is the name of Link’s summonable Divine motorcycle?
26. How many hidden Koroks are there to find in the game?
27. The Four Champions are named Urbosa, Daruk, Revali and...
28. Four Great Fairies live in the land of Hyrule. They're called Cotera, Kaysa, Mija and...
32. In the original game, an old man gives Link a sword. In BOTW, an old man gives Link…

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2. Where in the kingdom will you find Robbie?
3. Where can you find the Lord of the Mountain?
4. What green-outfitted hero is the main protagonist of the series?
5. What is the main part of a Goron's diet?
6. A rabbit like creature that drops rupees is called a…
7. Which of the four Divine Beasts resembles an elephant?
10. In the original game, Spectacle Rock is found on Death Mountain. In BOTW, it’s located in the _________ region.
11. Which character awards you with medals of honor after defeating every Hinox, Talus, and Molduga in the game?
12. What is the name of the travelling accordion player you encounter several times across Hyrule?
13. What's the name of Link's spirit companion in Skyward Sword?
15. In which region can you find Lurelin Village?
16. Breath of the Wild received two DLC packs. The first was called The Master Trials, but what was the second?
18. Purah, who runs Hateno Ancient Tech Lab, is the sister of which character?
20. In Twilight Princess, what animal is Link transformed into?
21. Ganon holds the Triforce of…
23. Which dragon do you need to free from corruption at the Spring of Wisdom?
24. Prior to the events of BOTW, which character was in love with Link?
25. How many hearts do you need to be able to pull the Master Sword from its pedestal?
29. What is the name of the king of Hyrule?
30. What's the name of the mode which enables you to trace your movements across the map?
31. What is the name of the upbeat salesman from Wind Waker that reappears in Breath of the Wild? (Hint: he often sells various bugs)

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2. Retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions and they detect fine detail and give rise to color sensations
6. of neurons that carry incoming information from the sensory receptors to the brain and spinal cord
8. potential a neural impulse; a brief electrical charge that travels down an axon
9. processing analysis that begins with the sensory receptors and works up to the brain's integration of sensory information
10. The fluid-filled, coiled tunnel in the inner ear that contains the receptors for hearing
14. a ring of muscle tissue that forms the colored portion of the eye around the pupil and controls the size of the pupil opening
18. certain actions or when observing another doing so
19. conversion or transforming of stimulus energies, such as sights, sounds, and smells, into neural impulses our brains can interpret
20. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina
21. the central focal point in the retina, around which the eye's cones cluster
24. system and a set of glands that secrete hormones into the bloodstream
25. the focusing of conscious awareness on a particular stimulus, as in the cocktail party effect

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1. the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events
3. system the body's "slow" chemical
4. ear structures and liquids that relay sound waves to the auditory nerve fibers on a path to the brain for interpretation of sound
5. lobes portion of the cerebral cortex lying at the top of the head and toward the rear and receives sensory input for touch and body position
7. neurons frontal lobe neurons that fire when
8. threshold the minimum stimulation needed to detect a particular stimulus 50 percent of the time
11. the "little brain" at the rear of the brainstem functions include processing sensory input and coordinating movement output and balance
12. mental processes, as when we construct perceptions drawing on our experience and expectations
13. the sense or act of hearing
15. the level of stimulation required to trigger a neural impulse
16. information processing guided by
17. detectors nerve cells in the brain that respond to specific features of the stimulus, such as shape, angle, or movement
22. the point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye, creating a blind spot because no receptor cells are located there
23. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray and necessary for peripheral and twilight vision
26. two lima bean-sized neural clusters in the limbic system linked to emotion

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1. / "you have just entered the ________ zone"
5. / preferred form of transportation within the haunted mansion
7. / acronym of departure airport
8. / ticket to allow for park changes
9. / Amazon Annie, Congo Connie, Kwango
13. / hotel in which the monorail runs right through
14. / actual location of Disney World, Lake _____ Vista
16. / "please stand clear of the"
17. / the other name of Tomorrowland Transit Authority
23. / airport shuttle service (2 words)
26. / top selling ice cream in the parks
27. / the sitable/spinable cups
29. / one of three other countries considered to add to world showcase
30. perspective / making the bigger smaller, smaller bigger (2 words)
31. / "we're devils and black sheep really bad ____"
32. / the biggest fireworks show on property
33. / the "funnest" form of transportation
35. / the type of sphere that is the "golf ball"
38. / safari
40. / annual park attendance
43. / what are all your favorite characters
44. / splash mountain's vehicle
47. / hang gliding ride
49. / island
52. / a future land in Animal Kingdom, I'm being serious
54. / they call the Carribean home
55. / 1990s CEO
57. / one of the most important group of Disney brothers (think music)
58. / the secret paths of Disney World
60. / one of three other countries considered to add to world showcase
61. / cross this type of bridge to get Tom Sawyer's Island
62. / also known as Disney's Hollywood Studios
63. / name of the nephew and brother who took over for Walt

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2. / the best place to see cool inventions
3. / it is a magic
4. / primary form of transportation
5. / most popular type of ride
6. / number of openings at the haunted mansion
10. / the most famous legs of Disney World
11. / built and designed Walt Disney World
12. / a different kind of Star Wars, this time it's Star ____
15. / one of three other countries considered to add to world showcase
18. / The experimental prototype city of tomorrow
19. / it's her castle
20. / the newest expansion
21. / "my oh my what a wonderful day"
22. / the most "earful" souvenir
24. / the best types of rides require this ticket
25. / the sir name of a fox, a bear, and a rabbit found at Splash Mountain
28. / exotic hotel
30. / the name of the secretive Disney land allocation
33. / acronym of arrival airport
34. / a famous kind of room
36. / and alberts
37. / the most sought after mickey's on property
39. / meet me down on _____ _______
41. / lights action &
42. / this is is the name of a lodge and a fort's campground and cabins
45. / five legged
46. / beware the yeti!
48. / the dark mountain
50. / the twin town of Disney World (in England)
51. / another key "player" in the Disney family
52. / location of Disneyland
53. / beware of those dinousaurs named cruton
56. / kind of world
59. / the square

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2. What was the Lord going to do when He saw the blood on the doorposts and the lintel? (Exodus 12:13) (2 words)
3. How much was supposed to be left of the lamb when morning came? (Exodus 12:10)
5. Jesus called the bread His what? (Matthew 26:26)
6. How many men were supposed to get a stone out of the Jordan River when Joshua and Israel crossed over the Jordan? (Joshua 4:2)
7. When their children asked them, they were to tell them that the waters of the Jordan were what before the ark of the covenant? (Joshua 4:6)(2 words)
9. God told Noah never again would a flood destroy the what? (Genesis 9:11)
11. The lamb was to be without what? (Exodus 12:5)
13. What was supposed to be in their hand when they ate the lamb for the Passover? (Exodus 12:11)
14. These stones were to be a what forever? (Joshua 4:7)
16. The twelve stones were taken from where the what of the priests were in the Jordan River? (Joshua 4:9)
17. In 1 Corinthians 11:24, Jesus said the bread was His body, which is for whom?
18. How were they supposed to cook the meat? (Exodus 12:8)
20. God set the what in the sky as a sign of the covenant between God and the earth?
23. As often as we eat of this bread and drink of this cup, we proclaim the what until He comes again? (1 Corinthians 11:26)
24. People were told they could cook a lamb from the sheep or the what for the Passover? (Exodus 12:5)

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1. Jesus said the cup is the new what in His blood? (1 Corinthians 11:25)
4. God told Noah that He was establishing His what with him and his offsprings? (Genesis 9:8)
6. There was a man from each what who picked up a stone out of the midst of the Jordan River? (Joshua 4:2)
8. Where were their belts supposed to be when eating the lamb? (Exodus 12:11)
10. The blood was to be put on the two what and the lintels of the houses in which they ate the lamb? (Exodus 12:7)
11. Jesus called the cup His what, which is poured out for the forgiveness of sins? (Matthew 26:28)
12. What was supposed to be on their feet when they ate the lamb for the Passover? (Exodus 12:11)
15. Who commanded Joshua to tell the people everything that was going to be done? (Joshua 4:10)
19. What time of the day was the lamb to be killed? (Exodus 12:6)
21. Jesus took the what, blessed it, and broke it? (Matthew 26:26)
22. How were they supposed to eat the lamb of the Passover? (Exodus 12:11)

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3. (v.) to tell someone that you disapprove of their bad or silly behaviour
7. (v.) the sudden falling movement of a person or structure that has become too weak to stand
10. (adj.) satisfied, or making you feel satisfied
11. (n.) a type of soft, comfortable shoe for wearing inside the house
13. (v.) to throw something carelessly
18. (adj.) certainly and obviously
19. (n.) the period just before it becomes completely dark in the evening
21. (adj.) unpleasant; unattractive
23. (adj.) moral in an honest, brave, and kind way
25. (v.) to complain about someone or something in an annoyed way
26. (n.) the area around a fireplace or the area of floor in front of it
27. (v.) to walk around slowly in a relaxed way or without any clear purpose or direction
29. (adj.) shy and nervous; without much confidence; easily frightened
31. (n.) an arm or leg of a person or animal
32. (n.) a quiet song that is sung to children to help them go to sleep
34. (n.) a feeling of liking for a person or place
36. (adj.) unsuccessful; of no value
37. (n.) extreme unhappiness caused by physical or mental suffering
38. (v.) to give someone something that they need
39. (v.) to breathe out slowly,expressing e.g tiredness
40. (adj.) extremely bad or unpleasant

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1. (n.) a feeling of sadness and being sorry for something you have done
2. (n.) a deep, long sound showing great pain or unhappiness
4. (adj.) excellent, or beautiful and impressive
5. (adj.) changed, modified, transformed
6. (v.) to push a finger or other pointed object quickly into someone or something
8. (v.) to pronounce "s" and "z" sounds like "th"
9. (v.) to look at a person or thing carefully
12. (n.) a question or request for information about someone or something
13. (v.) to move in an uncontrolled way, as if falling or likely to fall
14. (v.) to cry noisily, taking in deep breaths
15. (n.) a new activity, usually in business, that involves risk or uncertainty
16. (adj.) not decorated in any way; with nothing added
17. (v.) to speak quietly and in a voice that is not easy to hear, often when you are anxious or complaining about something
20. (n.) the tendency to become angry very quickly
22. (n.) something difficult or unpleasant that you have to deal with or worry about
24. (ad.) completely or immediately
25. (n.) a woman's dress, especially a long one worn on formal occasions
28. (v.) to say or shout something suddenly because of surprise, fear, pleasure, etc.
30. (adj.) e.g. hair which is soft, light, and difficult to keep in place
33. (adj.) very pleasant, attractive, or enjoyable
35. (adj.) showing strong feeling or energetic activity

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5. What is the name of the light-sensitive layer at the back of the eyeball that contains rods and cones? (Biology)
6. What is the practice of studying palm lines to tell a person’s character and fate? (Occult)
9. What is the term for the Japanese practice of repairing broken pottery with gold, highlighting imperfections? (Culture)
11. What term refers to an organism that thrives in extremely hot, acidic, or salty environments? (Microbiology)
13. What is the general term for a word that sounds the same as another word but has a different meaning and spelling? (Linguistics)
16. What is the term for two words combined into one, like “brunch” or “smog”? (Linguistics)
19. This term describes a moon that orbits a planet in the opposite direction of the planet's rotation. (Astronomy)
20. What keyboard instrument uses air pushed through reeds to produce sound and is associated with sea shanties? (Music)
22. What is the name of the symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit, like bees pollinating flowers? (Ecology)
23. This poetic device repeats consonant sounds at the beginning of words, often for lyrical effect. (Language)
24. This cryptid is often depicted as a tall, faceless humanoid wearing a black suit and is linked to online horror stories. (Myth)

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1. What is the technical name for animals that are only active during twilight hours? (Zoology)
2. What is the name of the substance bees secrete and shape into cells to store honey and larvae? (Nature)
3. This term describes the measure of salt concentration in water. (Science)
4. What is the act of writing or drawing on public surfaces without permission, often considered art or vandalism? (Sociology)
7. What is the name of the character in Greek mythology who pushes a boulder uphill only to watch it roll back down forever? (Mythology)
8. What do you call the bright halo of gas surrounding the sun, visible during a total solar eclipse? (Astronomy)
10. What is the culinary term for the Japanese dish where thin slices of raw fish are served without rice? (Food)
12. What field of study examines the origin and evolution of words across languages? (Linguistics)
14. What is the term for a ghostly double of a living person, sometimes believed to be an omen of death? (Folklore)
15. What is the name of the effect where a person believes they remember something that never happened? (Psychology)
17. his unit of digital information storage is equal to one trillion bytes. (Technology)
18. What chemical element is not only the most common in the universe but also the lightest element in the periodic table? (Chemistry)
21. This hormone released during physical touch and bonding is often called the “cuddle chemical.” (Biochemistry)

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1. Where bella grew up

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1. the book. Bella swan, main character. Edward Cullen, main character. Mike, golden retriever characteristics. gloomy, weather. forks, setting. vampire, what Edward is. diamonds, Edwards skin. weerwolf, what jacoub is. juniors, what grade they are in. Mindreading, powers Edward have. Debussy, the music artist they like. Volvo, Edwards car.

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4. Five basic acts of worship required of every able-bodied Muslim.
6. The five daily prayers, second of the Five Pillars of Islam. These required prayers are offered at dawn, at noon, in mid-afternoon, at sundown, and after twilight.
8. “Pilgrimage to Mecca”: One of the Five Pillars of Islam and the duty of every Muslim believer. It is required of every Muslim who is able, at least once in a lifetime.
10. ancient city in the Arabian Peninsula. Makkah is an important religious center that houses the Ka’bah. At the time of Muhammad’s birth, Makkah had become an important caravan city on the trade route from Yemen to Syria as well as a religious shrine.
11. A cube-shaped building in Makkah. The Qur’an states that the Ka’bah was the first house of worship dedicated to the One God. Muslims all over the world face in the direction of the Ka’bah during prayer, and it is the goal of the pilgrimage, or hajj.

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1. “City of the Prophet”: City north of Mecca, formerly known as Yathrib. The people of Medina welcomed the persecuted Muslim refugees from Mecca and accepted Muhammad as their leader.
2. The holy book of Islam, which Muslims believe is a divinely revealed scripture sent to Muhammad from God through the Angel Gabriel in the Arabic language.
3. “the God”: The one God, who is all-Powerful and who created everything in the universe.
5. “seeking a state of peace”: The religion of belief in One God whose final prophet is Muhammad. Islam is the name given in the Qur’an, and refers to the state of peace achieved through submission to God. A Muslim is a follower of Islam.
7. A term used for the head covering worn by Muslim women. Literally, “a condition of modesty,” it also means the public appearance of women wearing loose-fitting clothing that reveals only her hands and face.
9. “making an effort,” “striving,” or “struggling.”: Jihad can mean the effort to improve oneself and resist doing bad deeds, a struggle against injustice, or defensive, limited warfare for a just cause.

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4. Five basic acts of worship required of every able-bodied Muslim.
6. The five daily prayers, second of the Five Pillars of Islam. These required prayers are offered at dawn, at noon, in mid-afternoon, at sundown, and after twilight.
8. “Pilgrimage to Mecca”: One of the Five Pillars of Islam and the duty of every Muslim believer. It is required of every Muslim who is able, at least once in a lifetime.
10. ancient city in the Arabian Peninsula. Makkah is an important religious center that houses the Ka’bah. At the time of Muhammad’s birth, Makkah had become an important caravan city on the trade route from Yemen to Syria as well as a religious shrine.
11. A cube-shaped building in Makkah. The Qur’an states that the Ka’bah was the first house of worship dedicated to the One God. Muslims all over the world face in the direction of the Ka’bah during prayer, and it is the goal of the pilgrimage, or hajj.

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1. “City of the Prophet”: City north of Mecca, formerly known as Yathrib. The people of Medina welcomed the persecuted Muslim refugees from Mecca and accepted Muhammad as their leader.
2. The holy book of Islam, which Muslims believe is a divinely revealed scripture sent to Muhammad from God through the Angel Gabriel in the Arabic language.
3. “the God”: The one God, who is all-Powerful and who created everything in the universe.
5. “seeking a state of peace”: The religion of belief in One God whose final prophet is Muhammad. Islam is the name given in the Qur’an, and refers to the state of peace achieved through submission to God. A Muslim is a follower of Islam.
7. A term used for the head covering worn by Muslim women. Literally, “a condition of modesty,” it also means the public appearance of women wearing loose-fitting clothing that reveals only her hands and face.
9. “making an effort,” “striving,” or “struggling.”: Jihad can mean the effort to improve oneself and resist doing bad deeds, a struggle against injustice, or defensive, limited warfare for a just cause.

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3. “seeking a state of peace”: The religion of belief in One God whose final prophet is Muhammad. Islam is the name given in the Qur’an, and refers to the state of peace achieved through submission to God. A Muslim is a follower of Islam.
4. ancient city in the Arabian Peninsula. Makkah is an important religious center that houses the Ka’bah. At the time of Muhammad’s birth, Makkah had become an important caravan city on the trade route from Yemen to Syria as well as a religious shrine.
5. “Pilgrimage to Mecca”: One of the Five Pillars of Islam and the duty of every Muslim believer. It is required of every Muslim who is able, at least once in a lifetime.
7. A cube-shaped building in Makkah. The Qur’an states that the Ka’bah was the first house of worship dedicated to the One God. Muslims all over the world face in the direction of the Ka’bah during prayer, and it is the goal of the pilgrimage, or hajj.
9. The holy book of Islam, which Muslims believe is a divinely revealed scripture sent to Muhammad from God through the Angel Gabriel in the Arabic language.
10. “City of the Prophet”: City north of Mecca, formerly known as Yathrib. The people of Medina welcomed the persecuted Muslim refugees from Mecca and accepted Muhammad as their leader.
11. A term used for the head covering worn by Muslim women. Literally, “a condition of modesty,” it also means the public appearance of women wearing loose-fitting clothing that reveals only her hands and face.

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1. Pillars Five basic acts of worship required of every able-bodied Muslim.
2. The five daily prayers, second of the Five Pillars of Islam. These required prayers are offered at dawn, at noon, in mid-afternoon, at sundown, and after twilight.
6. “making an effort,” “striving,” or “struggling.”: Jihad can mean the effort to improve oneself and resist doing bad deeds, a struggle against injustice, or defensive, limited warfare for a just cause.
8. “the God”: The one God, who is all-Powerful and who created everything in the universe.

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3. “seeking a state of peace”: The religion of belief in One God whose final prophet is Muhammad. Islam is the name given in the Qur’an, and refers to the state of peace achieved through submission to God. A Muslim is a follower of Islam.
4. ancient city in the Arabian Peninsula. Makkah is an important religious center that houses the Ka’bah. At the time of Muhammad’s birth, Makkah had become an important caravan city on the trade route from Yemen to Syria as well as a religious shrine.
5. “Pilgrimage to Mecca”: One of the Five Pillars of Islam and the duty of every Muslim believer. It is required of every Muslim who is able, at least once in a lifetime.
7. A cube-shaped building in Makkah. The Qur’an states that the Ka’bah was the first house of worship dedicated to the One God. Muslims all over the world face in the direction of the Ka’bah during prayer, and it is the goal of the pilgrimage, or hajj.
9. The holy book of Islam, which Muslims believe is a divinely revealed scripture sent to Muhammad from God through the Angel Gabriel in the Arabic language.
10. “City of the Prophet”: City north of Mecca, formerly known as Yathrib. The people of Medina welcomed the persecuted Muslim refugees from Mecca and accepted Muhammad as their leader.
11. A term used for the head covering worn by Muslim women. Literally, “a condition of modesty,” it also means the public appearance of women wearing loose-fitting clothing that reveals only her hands and face.

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1. Pillars: Five basic acts of worship required of every able-bodied Muslim.
2. The five daily prayers, second of the Five Pillars of Islam. These required prayers are offered at dawn, at noon, in mid-afternoon, at sundown, and after twilight.
6. “making an effort,” “striving,” or “struggling.”: Jihad can mean the effort to improve oneself and resist doing bad deeds, a struggle against injustice, or defensive, limited warfare for a just cause.
8. “the God”: The one God, who is all-Powerful and who created everything in the universe.

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2. the eye's clear, protective outer layer, covering the pupil and iris
5. the nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain
7. the dimension of color that is determined by the wavelength of light; what we know as the color names red, blue, green, etc.
9. the adjustable opening in the center of the eye through which light enters
12. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina
15. the theory that the retina contains three different types of color receptors-one most sensitive to red, one to green, one to blue-which, when stimulated in combination, can produce the perception of any color
16. the central focal point in the retina, around which the eye's cones cluster (ONLY contains cones and if damaged could impair visual acuity(clearness))
17. a ring of muscle tissue that forms the colored portion of the eye around the pupil and controls the size of the pupil opening
18. the point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye, creating a "blind" spot because no receptor cells are located there

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1. nerve cells in the brain's visual cortex that respond to specific features of the stimulus, such as shape, angle, or movement
3. the light-sensitive, inner surface of the eye, containing the receptor rods and cones plus layers of neurons that begin the processing of visual information
4. the distance from the peak of one light or sound wave to the peak of the next. Electromagnetic wavelengths vary from the short blips of gamma rays to the long pulses of radio transmission
6. the amount of energy in a light wave or sound wave, which influences what we perceive as brightness or loudness. ____ is determined by the wave's amplitude (height)
8. the theory that opposing retinal processes (red-green, blue-yellow, white-black) enable color vision. For example, some cells are stimulated by green and inhibited by red; others are stimulated by red and inhibited by green
10. retinal receptors that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or well-lit conditions. ___detect fine detail and give rise to color sensations(have their own bipolar cells)
11. processing many aspects of a problem simultaneously; the brain's natural mode of information processing for many functions, including vision
13. the process by which the eye's lens changes shape to focus near or far objects on the retina
14. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray, and are sensitive to movement; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when cones don't respond (share bipolar cells)

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5. Five basic acts of worship required of every able-bodied Muslim.
7. “City of the Prophet” City north of Mecca, formerly known as Yathrib. The people of Medina welcomed the persecuted Muslim refugees from Mecca and accepted Muhammad as their leader.
9. A cube-shaped building in Makkah. The Qur’an states that the Ka’bah was the first house of worship dedicated to the One God. Muslims all over the world face in the direction of the Ka’bah during prayer, and it is the goal of the pilgrimage, or hajj.
11. The five daily prayers, second of the Five Pillars of Islam. These required prayers are offered at dawn, at noon, in mid-afternoon, at sundown, and after twilight.

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1. “the God”: The one God, who is all-Powerful and who created everything in the universe.
2. “seeking a state of peace”: The religion of belief in One God whose final prophet is Muhammad. Islam is the name given in the Qur’an, and refers to the state of peace achieved through submission to God. A Muslim is a follower of Islam.
3. ancient city in the Arabian Peninsula. Makkah is an important religious center that houses the Ka’bah. At the time of Muhammad’s birth, Makkah had become an important caravan city on the trade route from Yemen to Syria as well as a religious shrine.
4. “Pilgrimage to Mecca”: One of the Five Pillars of Islam and the duty of every Muslim believer. It is required of every Muslim who is able, at least once in a lifetime.
6. “making an effort,” “striving,” or “struggling.”: Jihad can mean the effort to improve oneself and resist doing bad deeds, a struggle against injustice, or defensive, limited warfare for a just cause.
8. The holy book of Islam, which Muslims believe is a divinely revealed scripture sent to Muhammad from God through the Angel Gabriel in the Arabic language.
10. A term used for the head covering worn by Muslim women. Literally, “a condition of modesty,” it also means the public appearance of women wearing loose-fitting clothing that reveals only her hands and face.

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3. “seeking a state of peace”: The religion of belief in One God whose final prophet is Muhammad. Islam is the name given in the Qur’an, and refers to the state of peace achieved through submission to God. A Muslim is a follower of Islam.
4. ancient city in the Arabian Peninsula. Makkah is an important religious center that houses the Ka’bah. At the time of Muhammad’s birth, Makkah had become an important caravan city on the trade route from Yemen to Syria as well as a religious shrine.
5. “Pilgrimage to Mecca”: One of the Five Pillars of Islam and the duty of every Muslim believer. It is required of every Muslim who is able, at least once in a lifetime.
7. A cube-shaped building in Makkah. The Qur’an states that the Ka’bah was the first house of worship dedicated to the One God. Muslims all over the world face in the direction of the Ka’bah during prayer, and it is the goal of the pilgrimage, or hajj.
9. The holy book of Islam, which Muslims believe is a divinely revealed scripture sent to Muhammad from God through the Angel Gabriel in the Arabic language.
10. “City of the Prophet”: City north of Mecca, formerly known as Yathrib. The people of Medina welcomed the persecuted Muslim refugees from Mecca and accepted Muhammad as their leader.
11. A term used for the head covering worn by Muslim women. Literally, “a condition of modesty,” it also means the public appearance of women wearing loose-fitting clothing that reveals only her hands and face.

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1. Pillars: Five basic acts of worship required of every able-bodied Muslim.
2. The five daily prayers, second of the Five Pillars of Islam. These required prayers are offered at dawn, at noon, in mid-afternoon, at sundown, and after twilight.
6. “making an effort,” “striving,” or “struggling.”: Jihad can mean the effort to improve oneself and resist doing bad deeds, a struggle against injustice, or defensive, limited warfare for a just cause.
8. “the God”: The one God, who is all-Powerful and who created everything in the universe.

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3. owns a 3 legged dog, favorite animal is a black rhino, loves helping others find affordable travel and live out their dream vacations
4. has 2 westies, worked in Boxmeer, has a biochemistry background
6. favorite color is blue, loves volleyball, favorite season is spring
11. has worked at Merck for 5 years, has always had a ponytail, long and short, a single cup of coffee is a great start to the day
13. likes to sing karaoke, used to bowl and play video games, loves to cook and bake for others
15. has dual citizenship, has an annual Twilight movie marathon, enjoys indoor rock climbing
17. has a 3 year old son, has been to Argentina, can't whistle
18. rescues earthworms, loves to read, recently caught a 6lb bass
20. loves puzzles, is on a reading spree (40 this year), was named after a Kinks song
21. travelling to India is on my bucket list, fosters and rescues cats, has visited 6 countries
23. recently fell in love with skydiving, has visited 35 college campuses,proud grower of Blue Ribbon winning carrots since 1988
26. lived in the "future birthplace" of Capt. James T. Kirk, is an Eagle Scout, caused the evacuation of the Microbiology Dept.in college
27. alma mater colors are black and gold,favorite summer pastime is fishing, is a Saline County native
28. loves photography, is drawn to bright colors, jogs every day

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1. was out of the country for the first time ever (for 5 hours), completed 1st half marathon, severely damaged Achilles tenon on a fire extinquisher
2. has 4 daughters, writes poetry, plays the guitar
5. likes to build/paint models, likes to go to Indie music festivals, is prepared for the robot uprising
7. worked as an Analytical Chemist,lived/worked in Switzerland, has helped deliver calves
8. likes to teas people, favorite TV show is SCTV, favorite movie is Rear Window
9. is known amongst friends as the Plant Daddy, my dogs are probably taller than you, has a mermaid tattoo
10. originally went to school to be a marine biologist, played soccer for 30 years as central defender, has set foot on Arrowhead field 3x in life
12. trains at an amateur boxing gym, loves watching movies, enjoys crafts and DIY projects
14. volunteers at KC Pet Project, childhood pet was a talking parrot, family and I recently adopted a horse
16. has watched more than 6 space shuttle launches
19. is the greenest person you know, is nuts about horses, loves to doodle
22. has one grandson, has a cat named Blue, drives a red car
24. has a cousin who has been in several TV shows, is related to Neil Armstrong, got married in Westminster, CO
25. is from western Kansas, loves organizing, thinks it would be fun to visit Boxmeer

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1. a story told within a story, ex: starts with one narrator, then another man starts telling story
4. writing genre that picks a side, has a claim, and includes a counterargument
5. ex: “The light danced on the surface of the water.”
7. means in the middle of things, story begins in the middle and uses flashbacks to explain events leading up to that moment
11. ex: "The world is a table"
13. ex: “The sky was periwinkle blue with a few scattered, wispy clouds.”
17. another word for resolution of the story
21. a rhetorical appeal that appeals to the reader's emotions and feelings
23. dictionary definition of a word
26. a rhetorical appeal that provides evidence and reasoning
27. the story is arranged in order from the beginning to the end
28. the difference between appearance and reality
29. ex: “She entered with ungainly struggle like some huge awkward chicken, torn, squawking, out of its coop.”
30. writing genre that informs the reader
31. a persuasive technique which urges the reader to join the crowd, ex: Twilight must be a great book because everybody seems to have read it.

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2. writing genre that tells a story, includes purposeful dialogue, descriptive imagery, and a resolution
3. ex: "Lord, if this little old plant don’t get more sun than it’s been getting it ain’t never going to see spring again" The plant represents growth and hope.
6. overall idea or intended message that the author is conveying
8. is a statement that may seem contradictory but can be true (or at least make sense) ex: In George Orwell's Animal Farm, "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others"
9. ex: "It's raining cats and dogs","Break a leg", "when pigs fly"
10. novel writing genre written in the form of letters
12. ex: “In every cry of every Man, In every infant's cry of fear, In every voice, in every ban” "London," by William Blake
14. ex: "Chocolate cake is my Achilles heel." "Why are you always such a Scrooge? It doesn't cost much, and it'll be fun!"
15. the ideas and feelings associated with a word, can be positive or negative
16. the use of hints and clues to suggest what will happen later in the plot
18. a rhetorical appeal that establishes credibility
19. ex: "My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."
20. ex: “From forth the fatal loins of these two foes . . .” Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet
22. the speaker's attitude about a topic
24. ex: "Well now, one winter it was so cold that all the geese flew backward and all the fish moved south and even the snow turned blue. Late at night, it got so frigid that all spoken words froze solid afore they could be heard."
25. the way the writing makes you feel as the reader

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5. a very small piece of fire that flies out from something that is burning, or one that is made by rubbing two hard things together, or a flash of light made by electricity
8. a place or position
11. hot liquid rock found just below the surface of the earth
13. very harmful and able to cause illness or death
14. someone who studies the sudden, violent movements of the earth connected with earthquakes
15. to direct the way that a ship, aircraft, etc. will travel, or to find a direction across, along, or over an area of water or land, often by using a map
16. a very long river in the US that runs through Minneapolis, St. Louis, New Orleans, and some other cities to the Gulf of Mexico
17. the movement of something in one direction
19. an activity in which you have to find your way to somewhere on foot as quickly as possible by using a map and a compass
23. one of two halves of the earth, especially above or below the equator
24. a situation in which there is not enough food for a great number of people, causing illness and death, or a particular period when this happens

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1. a small animal with a long, narrow, soft body without arms, legs, or bones
2. a volcano that is …………….. is not active but has the ability to be active at a later time
3. the grey, black, or white mixture of gas and very small pieces of carbon that is produced when something burns
4. a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape
6. an area of water smaller than a lake, often artificially made
7. an action, movement, or sound that gives information, a message, a warning, or an order
9. a tall building near the coast or shore with a flashing light at the top to warn ships of rocks and other dangers
10. the period just before it becomes completely dark in the evening
12. a small flying insect that bites people and animals and sucks their blood
14. a small creature with eight thin legs that catches insects in a web (= a net made from sticky threads)
18. the soft grey or black powder that is left after a substance, especially tobacco, coal, or wood, has burned
20. a very small creature like a spider that lives on and sucks the blood of other animals
21. an occasion when the sun disappears from view, either completely or partly, while the moon is moving between it and the earth, or when the moon becomes darker while the shadow of the earth moves over it
22. a large insect with long back legs that can jump very high and makes a sharp, high noise using its back legs or wings

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4. Yordle Snap Trap
6. Sanguine Pool
10. Crystallize
13. Stand Behind Me
15. Tough It Out
16. Violent Tendencies
20. Going Rogue
21. Shapesplitter
22. Wither
23. Crystalline Exoskeleton
26. Ferromancy: Crash Down
27. Bailout
32. Thunderclap
33. Dark Procession
36. You and Me!
37. Elemental Wrath
39. Defiant Dance
41. Golden Aegis
48. Fox-Fire
50. Jack in the Box
52. Valkyrie
53. Spirit of Dread
54. Wind Wall
56. Mega Adhesive
57. Aria of Perseverance
58. Focused Resolve
59. Blade Whirl
60. Bio-Arcane Barrage
64. Caretaker's Shrine
65. Remove Scurvy
67. Electrical Surge
68. Empower
70. Wolf's Frenzy
71. Seastone Trident
73. Burst Fire
74. Spirit's Refuge
75. Allure
79. Satchel Charge
80. Force of Will
82. Dark Passage
83. Rune Prison
84. Void Seeker
86. Burrow
88. Shroud of Darkness
90. Shield Vault
91. Zephyr
92. Eclipse
93. Twisted Advance
94. Bellows Breath
96. Rocket Jump
100. Miasma
101. Thundering Blow
102. Warrior Trickster
104. Ardent Blaze
108. Pick a Card
111. Kingslayer
113. Defensive Ball Curl
114. Vision of Empire
115. Incinerate
117. Sentinel
119. Haymaker
123. Essence Flux
124. Bountiful Harvest
125. Steadfast Presence
126. Command: Dissonance
127. Frenzied Maul
133. Deadly Plumage
135. Heightened Senses
136. Headbutt
138. Courage
141. Rewind
142. Volley
143. Spirit Cleave
144. Iron Mantle
146. Bushwhack
147. Volatile Spiderling
148. Riposte
149. Harsh Lesson
151. Blood Rush
154. Move Quick
155. Biggest Snowball Ever!
156. Smoke Screen

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1. Living Shadow
2. Blighted Quiver
3. Astral Infusion
5. Distortion
7. Watch Out! Eep!
8. Grand Entrance
9. Blade's Reach
11. Phase
12. Ki Burst
14. Brushmaker
17. Safeguard
18. Indestructible
19. Prismatic Barrier
22. Ebb and Flow
24. Path Maker
25. Drunken Rage
28. Tactical Sweep
29. Abyssal Dive
30. Denting Blows
31. Void Swarm
34. Void Rift
35. Crippling Strike
38. Seismic Shove
40. Heart Zapper
42. Silver Bolts
43. Ring of Frost
44. Eye of Destruction
45. Scrap Shield
46. Nether Blade
47. Spell Thief
49. Tormented Shadow
51. Winter's Wrath
53. Hextech Micro-Rockets
55. Jubilant Veil
61. Hyper
62. Unstable Matter
63. Overdrive
66. Ricochet
69. Wind Becomes Lightning
72. Burnout
76. Gravity Field
77. Dark Matter
78. Pillar of Flame
81. Twilight Shroud
85. Shield of Durand
87. Void Spike
89. Bastion
95. Battle Roar
96. Venom Cask
97. Despair
98. Above and Below
99. Wall of Pain
101. Deadly Flourish
103. Celestial Blessing
105. Surround Sound
106. Blood Hunt
107. Meditate
109. Frozen Domain
110. Infernal Chains
112. Celestial Expansion
116. Whimsy
117. Preparation
118. Feral Scream
120. Rake
121. Mocking Shout
122. Purge
128. Arise!
129. Ruthless Predator
130. Pale Cascade
131. Rampant Growth
132. Strut
134. Last Embrace
137. Ghostwater Dive
139. Parallel Convergence
140. Spectral Maw
145. Soul Furnace
146. Titan's Wrath
150. Hallowed Mist
152. Personal Space
153. Zap!

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3. “This year, to save me from tears, I’ll give it to someone special” was sung by this duo
5. This stinkin’ rat’s the one who framed the godfather
11. “You dug me out of my grave and saved my heart from the fate of ...”
12. This cute little pilot crash landed his plane and marooned all his friends on a remote island, but he vows to return them all their lost luggage!
14. This Knight of Seiros refuses to acknowledge his estranged daughter despite her willingness to forgive him
15. I, J, L, O, S, T, and Z are the names of the pieces in this classic video game release in 1988
16. Lizard lizard lizard lizard lizard
17. This godfather was framed for a crime he didn’t commit! But his mugshot sure doesn’t do him any favors
22. Find all top 10 answers before the volcano explodes in this dle
24. This action comedy movie stars Kevin James trying to connect with his stepson while becoming friends with a fellow stay-at-home dad
27. This site has great fan made quizzes but the ads are unbearable
29. Despite having dozen in the name, this classic dle only has this many questions
30. One day this dle will return

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1. Zendaya plays a tennis player turned coach in this spicy sports movie
2. This talented dle-er is able to recall so many movies despite never even seeing them
4. Lantern Waste is a famous landmark starring a solitary lamp post in this fictional world
6. Everyone’s dying to see my reactions to this vampire film franchise
7. Allen’s favorite restaurant
8. This cop’s transformation into a master manipulator was driven by his pride and ego. He becomes meaner, even demanding a sandwich at one point.
9. She may start off as a sheltered princess but she turns into a capable leader and archer after overcoming many trials and tribulations
10. This actor was snubbed at the Oscars despite his nomination worthy performance in Marty Supreme
13. This character has the ability to encase herself in an indestructible crystal cocoon and can acquire the unique abilities of others, yet is reduced to the title of The Female Titan
18. Moon Rabbit is a Japanese folktale about a selfless rabbit who feeds a starving god, inspiring the name of this famous sailor
19. This notorious dle-er once guessed an anime opening from a single breath
20. This little Spirit Guardian has to save the forest of Nibel from the evil clutches of Kuro, The Dark Owl
21. A terrifying villain who wipes out most of the expedition on their first encounter
23. This gentle giant dreams of becoming a jazz musician while playing his trumpet down by the bayou
25. These earth kingdom fighters keep popping up in our char-dles
26. This competitive dle-er loves to guess top 10s
28. What secret could Zendaya be hiding from the Pattinator in this dark romance film

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4. Ti podaressi essere so mare almanco, genitore affidatario, o la Milf de:
10. Ti t’ha dovesto svegiare in the night per ricreare una scena de:
13. Per tanti anni ti te l’ha visto allo specchio, ti l’ha avuo per mondo chel:
14. A zè un dente modo birichino, del resto a ze restao da latte el to:
15. Ghe zè chi che odie gli Albanesi, ma ti te fa da cagare i:
17. Te piase modo vardarlo, zio scatenato, el to show preferito ze el:
18. I MBEB dele ame può essare degli adoni, ma no i deve essare né ludri né:
20. Da poco arrivata a Milano i capelli ti sei tagliata, ma d’ora in poi assocerai il suo nome solo ad una grandissima inculata:
26. El vaccin t'ha fatto un effetto proprio pazzo, fasendote diventare ipersensibile al:
27. Sempre sta la to ‘passion’ (pronuncialo in inglese), na volta ti geri la Queen del:
28. Che ti sii impedia a parlarlo ze palese, ma grazie a Riccardo ti ha ciapà in 26 in:
29. A casa toa oggetti de strane botteghe, co le man de ceramica ti fa le:
30. Se a manche ti va in allarmismo, ti lo usi per comodo el:

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1. Ti sta ben in total white, questo perché ti ze una:
2. Aqui mandan las divinas, porque somos:
3. Cossì tanto ti volevi andarghe che perfin in macchina ti ga pensà de arrivarghe:
5. Ze sta belo andare a ciaspolare ma a un errore in buona fede ti devi ancora rimediare:
6. Alla gente che lo mangia causa flatulenza, ma tu lo porti con onore per orgoglio verso la tua discendenza :
7. In panchina al simiterio dopo scuola, i t’ha ditto "che brutta" e cassà drio una:
8. A Milano t'ha sempre piasesto starghe, tranne che per un scherso in giornata tornarghe:
9. Ale to Barbie ti ghe fevi fare le mosse pi disparate, perché le doveva essere esperte in:
11. Per andare al cinema con le amiche della IULM eri tutta bella e preparata, ma nella borsa avevi nascosto una piccola furbata:
12. Tempo e schei buttai in shooting amatoriali, tutto perché ti geri maniaca dei segni:
16. A se un documentario serio ma a te fa scompisciare: sono una principessa, cereali Kellogg’s, non scrivere mentre guidi...:
19. Una scusa ti la trovi sempre, tra impegni e l’anemia, per passare meza giornata a fare la to attività preferia:
21. Ti t’ha fidà a liberarla al mare, ma che panico co l’ha tacà a scampare:
22. In giro sempre pronta a ordinare da bere e magnare, ma cossa ze che te manche tutte le volte che rive el momento de pagare?
23. La to passion ze sempre sta fotografare, ma cossa ze che da piccola ti t'ha visto ciavare?
24. De sto tipo to resti sempre mondo affascinà ma che vergogna chela volta che 1 litro de acqua ti ga comprà:
25. Da sobria ti ze mondo puritana, ma ti deventi molesta co un calice de:

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3. Orphan who asks for more
5. Captain obsessed with a white whale
6. When an abstract idea is represented by an object
8. Shakespearean tragedy featuring a Danish prince.
10. The main character of a narrative
12. Miserly character seen in ghostly company
14. Curious girl who follows a rabbit down a hole
15. Mary Shelley’s famous monster
16. A character whose traits contrast with another to highlight qualities
19. Orphan who lives in a treehouse and never grows up
21. A play in which the hero suffers a disastrous fate
22. Fourteen-line poem form often used by Shakespeare and Donne
26. Dystopian novel by George Orwell published in 1949
27. Boy adventurer with a fruity first name
29. Novelist who prides herself on prejudice
31. The emotional atmosphere of a text
33. Half-blood demigod, son of Poseidon
35. Tolkien’s fictional world
36. Poem of mourning or reflection
38. Boy wizard with a lightning-shaped scar
40. Contemporary American poet, former U.S. Poet Laureate
44. Eccentric chocolatier and candy maker
45. Clever girl who loves books
48. Nobel Prize-winning poet from Northern Ireland, known for Digging
50. Irish poet, Nobel laureate, famous for “Digging” and rural imagery
51. Religion shaping morality, identity, and conflict in Irish narratives
52. Hint of future events in a story
53. Fictional detective created by Arthur Conan Doyle
56. Giving human qualities to non-human things
57. Playwright of The Playboy of the Western World
58. A direct comparison without “like” or “as”

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1. Harper Lee novel set in Maycomb
2. A recurring theme or image in a text
4. Five-beat poetic line commonly used by Shakespeare
7. Writer of Small Things Like These, exploring moral choices
8. An exaggerated statement for emphasis
9. William Golding novel set on an island
11. Epic poem by Homer about a long journey home
13. Term for a story with a moral lesson
17. A play that ends happily, often with marriage or reconciliation
18. Theme central to Yeats, Lady Gregory, and early 20th-century drama
20. Vampire romance with a teenage spark
22. A speech in which a character speaks their thoughts aloud to the audience
23. The author’s attitude toward the subject
24. English metaphysical poet known for “Holy Sonnets” and wit
25. Contemporary Irish poet exploring identity and urban life
28. A long narrative poem about heroic deeds
30. Youth navigating a deadly labyrinth
32. Author who wrote The Old Man and the Sea
34. Archer girl who sparks rebellion
37. Count causing fright and bloodsucking
39. A brief fictional story with a moral
41. Green eggs’ reluctant eater
42. Orphaned governess in a gothic romance
43. Irish poet and playwright, associated with mysticism and nationalism
46. Dark wizard seeking immortality
47. Author of Ulysses and Dubliners, key figure in modernist literature
49. Hobbit who carries heavy responsibilities
54. The underlying message or central idea
55. American poet known for “The Fish” and meticulous observation of detail

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3. - Jennifer Lopez, singer, and actress.
7. - Duchess of Sussex.
8. ABBEY - British historical drama TV series.
13. - Barbadian singer and fashion designer.
14. - Epic fantasy TV series based on George R.R. Martin's books.
15. - "Single Ladies" singer and actress.
23. - Animated sci-fi sitcom.
25. - Hip-hop duo with "Hey Ya!" and "Ms. Jackson."
26. - Wizarding world book and film series.
27. - Canadian rapper and singer.
32. - "Uptown Funk" singer and performer.
33. - South Korean pop music genre.
34. - Colombian singer known for hip-shaking.
36. - Actor in "La La Land" and "The Notebook."
40. - Social media platform for sharing photos.
41. - Jamaican sprinter, world record holder.
44. - Facebook co-founder and CEO.
46. - "Shake It Off" singer.
47. - British singer with hits like "Hello."
50. - HoLION KINGm franchise featuring Michael Myers.
51. - Medical drama TV series.
53. - Short-form video platform.
54. - "Star Wars" character played by Carrie Fisher.
55. - Legendary British rock band.
59. - Mind-bending Christopher Nolan film.
61. - Marvel superhero from Wakanda.
63. - Reality TV family known for their show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians."
65. - Marvel character, aka Iron Man.
67. - Disney animated film about a lion cub.
68. - Epic romance film starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.

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1. - Queen of Pop with hits like "Like a Virgin."
2. - Comic book and film universe.
3. - Dinosaur-themed adventure film.
4. - British rock band with Freddie Mercury.
5. - DC superhero with Amazonian origins.
6. - Actor known for roles in "Forrest Gump" and "Cast Away."
9. - Aretha Franklin's title.
10. - Entertainment company known for animated classics.
11. - Comedian and talk show host DeGeneres.
12. - Epic space opera franchise.
16. - Detroit rapper known for "Lose YoursFIFTY SHADES DES - Erotic book and film series.
17. - Nickname for Beyoncé.
18. - British spy known for martinis and gadgets.
19. STORY - Animated film about toys coming to life.
20. - Iconic singer and actress.
21. - Modern TV adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's detective.
22. - Disney animated film with Elsa and Anna.
24. - Marvel superhero based on Norse mythology.
28. - Marvel superhero team.
29. - Nickname for Lady Gaga.
30. - Iconic musician known for "Purple Rain."
31. THINGS - Sci-fi horror TV series set in the '80s.
35. - Sci-fi TV series about paranormal investigations.
37. - Talk show host Winfrey.
38. - Video game company with Mario and Zelda.
39. - Franchise with creatures like Pikachu.
42. - Marvel superhero with web-slinging abilities.
43. - "Bad Romance" singer known for her unique style.
45. - Emmy-winning TV series about a chemistry teacher turned methamphetamine producer.
48. GRANDE - "Thank U, Next" singer.
49. - Formula One driver Räikkönen.
52. - Mockumentary sitcom set in a mundane office.
56. - Vampire-themed book and film series.
57. - Animated film about a city of anthropomorphic animals.
58. - Streaming platform for movies and TV shows.
60. ELEVEN - Heist film starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt.
62. - Former One Direction member.
64. - Broadway musical about Alexander Hamilton.
66. - Rapper and fashion designer West.

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2. - A game where two players move their pieces according to dice rolls and aim to remove all from the board.
5. - A game where players draw clues for others to guess words or phrases.
8. - A game of resource management and trade, where players build settlements and roads.
9. - A game where players buy and trade properties to build wealth and bankrupt others.
12. - A naval strategy game where players try to sink each other’s hidden ships.
13. - A strategy game where players attempt to conquer the world by controlling armies and territories.
14. and Ladders - A children's game where players climb ladders or slide down chutes based on dice rolls.
15. - A game where players move pieces diagonally across a board, capturing opponent pieces.
18. to Ride - A game where players build train routes across maps to complete destination tickets.
22. - A game where players move their pawns around the board, trying to send opponents back to the start.
24. - A strategic game played on an 8x8 board with pieces like pawns, knights, and kings.
25. - A battlefield strategy game where players capture their opponent’s flag while protecting their own.
26. - A game where players move through stages of life, from education to career, collecting money and family.
27. - A simple racing game for children, based on drawing color cards to advance on the board.
28. - A word game where players find as many words as possible in a grid of randomly placed letters.

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1. - A cooperative board game where players work together to stop global outbreaks of diseases.
3. - An ancient game where players move stones or seeds between pits to capture more than their opponent.
4. - A game where players match numbers on rectangular tiles to clear their hand.
6. Struggle - A Cold War-themed game where players compete for influence and power across the world.
7. - A strategy game where players place pieces on a grid, trying to cover the most space.
8. Four - A game where players drop colored discs into a grid, trying to connect four in a row.
10. - A game where players flip their opponent's pieces to dominate the board with their color.
11. - A dice-rolling game where players try to score points with combinations like full house or straight.
16. - A mystery-solving game where players deduce the murderer, weapon, and room in which a crime was committed.
17. Who? - A deduction game where players ask yes/no questions to guess the opponent's character.
19. - A tile-laying game where players build cities, roads, and farms in medieval France.
20. - A global domination game where players battle to control territories on a world map.
21. - A word game where players form words on a board using letter tiles with point values.
23. - A tile-based game where players create runs or sets of numbers to clear their rack.
29. - An ancient board game from China where players capture territory using black and white stones.

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2. Bramble Smash
5. Broken Wings
8. Transfusion
9. Blooming Blows
13. Sigil of Malice
14. Call of the Void
15. Overload
17. Radiant Blast
19. Starlight's Touch
24. Steel Tempest
28. Dance of Arrows
30. Double Up
32. Chain Lash
35. Flash Frost
39. Piercing Darkness
43. Shattering Strike
44. Pierce
45. Rocket Grab
47. Thundering Shuriken
50. Tumble
51. Blade of the Ruined King
52. Arcanopulse
55. Urchin Strike
56. Spinning Axe
57. Switcheroo!
58. Light Binding
60. Last Rites
61. Icathian Rain
62. Boomerang Blade
64. Leap Strike
65. Dancing Grenade
68. Formless Blade
70. Crushing Blow
71. Knuckle Down
72. Cosmic Binding
74. Cull the Meek
77. Shield of Daybreak
78. Flamespitter
80. Rapid Fire
81. Timewinder
83. Avengerang
84. Double Daggers
89. Dark Sphere
91. Noxious Blast
93. Poison Trail
95. Ntofo Strikes
96. Death's Hand
97. Mistral Bolt
98. Paddle Star
99. Crystal Slash
100. Wild Cards
102. Aqua Prison
104. Disintegrate
105. Precision Protocol
108. Hammer Shock
109. Tongue Lash
111. Blinding Assault
113. Death Sentence
114. The Darkin Blade
118. Baleful Strike
119. Infected Bonesaw
120. Lunge
125. Dredge Line
126. Null Sphere
128. Neurotoxin
129. End of the Line
131. Conquering Sands
133. Boomerang Throw
134. Void Surge
135. Inner Flame
136. Tentacle Smash
137. Terrify
141. Seismic Shard
144. Winter's Bite
147. Vault Breaker
148. Volcanic Rupture
149. Siphoning Strike
150. Corrosive Charge
151. Powerball
152. Piercing Arrow
153. Javelin Toss

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1. Threaded Volley
3. H-28G Evolution Turret
4. Orb of Deception
6. Thundering Smash
7. Reaping Slash
10. Undertow
11. Lay Waste
12. Comet Spear
16. Rupture
18. Piercing Light
20. Edge of Ixtal
21. Crescent Strike
22. Noxian Diplomacy
23. Snip Snip!
25. To the Skies!
26. Time Bomb
27. Razor Shuriken
29. Rootcaller
31. Hate Spike
33. Twilight Assault
34. Ambush
36. Starcall
37. Consume
38. Bladesurge
40. Ice Shard
41. Jaws of the Beast
42. Parrrley
46. Deadly Spines
47. Caustic Spittle
48. Stretching Strikes
49. Phosphorus Bomb
53. Pulverize
54. Command: Attack
59. Three Talon Strike
63. Queen's Wrath
65. Howling Gale
66. Blooming Burst
67. Barrel Roll
69. Hymn of Valor
73. Gleaming Quill
74. Savagery
75. Dragon Strike
76. Obliterate
79. Winds of War
82. Sear
85. Wilding Claw
86. Decisive Strike
87. High Note
88. Ranger's Focus
90. Plasma Fission
91. Piltover Peacemaker
92. Twin Bite
93. Arctic Assault
94. Mystic Shot
98. Living Battery
100. Blinding Dart
101. Alpha Strike
103. Weapons of the Faithful
106. Sonic Wave
107. Deceive
109. Bloodlust
110. Bear Trap on a Rope
112. Dark Binding
115. Mortal Steel
116. Bouncing Blade
117. Glitterlance
121. Starsurge
122. Handshake
123. Bouncing Bomb
124. Rampage
126. Taste Their Fear
127. Decimating Smash
130. Siphon Power
132. Duskbringer
138. Decimate
139. Flair
140. Chomp
142. Bandage Toss
143. Bone Skewer
145. Prowling Projectile
146. Five Point Strike

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2. Sunday nights this fall were spent watching "House of the Dragon" with friends, a tradition that was given the slightly risqué name of "_____ Sundays."
5. During a family trip to this state in March, Carissa stayed at her first-ever AirBnb and got to watch a professional tennis match.
7. Although Carissa has now visited over twenty state parks in her quest to collect all of the Hiking Club passwords, this state park near Rochester remains a favorite due to its soaring bluffs and lack of mosquitos.
8. Carissa celebrated this month-long holiday of her own invention in the 11th month of the year by making chicken wild rice soup, coconut curry soup, beef stew, and chili.
13. Frasier's favorite hangout/hideout spot when visiting Mom, Dad, and Tommy is the upstairs ______.
15. While helping Jessica and Ashton move into their new home in Hampton, Iowa, Carissa got to sample this type of sandwich (Iowa's version of the sloppy joe).
16. The go-to order for Carissa and her teammates at their weekly trivia nights: a pile of fries and a plate of _______.
18. Carissa watched (and memorized the titles to) all 327 episodes of this long-running cult classic horror/fantasy television show this year. Surely this information will come in handy some day!
19. Carissa can often be spotted walking on this state trail, which runs from Rochester to Pine Island.

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1. This 1922 German horror classic was the oldest movie Carissa watched this year.
3. Seeing this Greek mythology-inspired musical for the first time this March was a highlight of Carissa's year.
4. Carissa is known at work for her made-up aphorisms involving farm animals, such as "Everyone's happy until the ___ rolls over."
6. Inspired by this Beatle's fashionable outfits in the "Get Back" documentary, Carissa enjoyed incorporating plenty of colorful turtlenecks and flared jeans into her wardrobe this year.
9. Carissa was inspired by the latest season of the Great British Baking Show to attempt to bake this pastry (French for "raisin bread") in October.
10. No "Joke": Carissa & Callie got to watch this Americana singer bring the house down at the Xcel Energy Center this July.
11. Frasier usually has pretty good kitchen manners, unless this food (his favorite) is involved.
12. "Alright, give me Hamm on 5, hold the ____." Carissa marked five years working here this November.
14. Carissa watched many hours of Olympic figure skating this February, and even learned to tell the different jumps apart. This jump is the most difficult to execute, but its forward entry makes it the easist to spot.
17. For the third summer in a row, Carissa hosted a virtual book club. After covering the Twilight and Hunger Games books in previous years, this summer's subject was this juggernaut children's series of the 2000s.
18. Frasier doesn’t mess with the Christmas decorations, with one exception: he keeps knocking over this figure in the nativity scene, causing him to do a faceplant before the baby Jesus.

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2. City we saw Jack Johnson and the Green Monster in
3. Number of combined tattoos
5. Nicole's favourite animal
6. Our favourite NHL team
9. Our emcee tonight
11. City we saw Hamilton (off) Broadway
12. Nicole's favourite colour
13. ____ Ricciardo, winner of the 2014 Canadian GP that we attended
14. 'Spicy' name of Nicole's old Mazda
15. Month Dan's parents got married
17. Colour of Colombian passport
18. Colour of license plates in Colombia
22. Dan's favourite ice cream flavour
23. Animal dressed as Gandalf the Grey on Dan's shin
25. City we saw Kendrick Lamar in
27. Currency of Colombia
28. Mascot of our high school
30. City of Dan's birth
32. ____ Trout, Alberta's provincial fish
33. Abbreviation of Nicole's favourite band
35. Dan's (newly) favourite Windy City NFL team
37. Make of car we both drive
39. Dan's favourite animal, like Jasiri at the zoo
42. AB town where Nicole's parents got married
43. Ship and _____, our favourite bar
47. Colour of most of our disc golf discs
49. Number of deer on Nicole's arm
50. Quebecois brand of Dan's road bike
51. Month we adopted Jolene
52. Where will the honeymoon (hopefully) be?
53. Number of Toms or Thomas in attendance
54. Colourful shoes we often wear
57. Dan's former profession
59. Film Nicole watched at her Bachelorette
61. _____ Theatres, Nicole's first job
62. Dan's favourite fruit juice

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1. Vegetarian meal served tonight
2. Community we live in
4. Green gemstone plentiful in Colombia
7. Current profession of both Dan and Nicole
8. Groom's favourite drink
10. Colour of Nicole's car
11. National bird of Colombia
13. ____ Arms, the apartment we lived in for six years
14. MLB team we watched at Petco Park
16. British F1 driver we met in Montreal
19. Friend Dan used to race home against in MacEwan
20. Colour of our house
21. ____ Fest where we volunteer
24. Lodgepole ____, provincial tree of Alberta
26. Town of the Demo Derby Dan attended for his Bachelor Party
29. Dan's Chineze zodiac
31. Cherished West Coast vacation location with a renowned taco truck
34. Dan's favourite Pokemon
36. Nickname of London EPL team we hate whose captain is moving to LAFC
37. A country we have been to but not together
38. Luis ____, Colombian left winger and new Bayern player
39. Colour of Dan's suit
40. Nicole's favourite Pokemon
41. City of Nicole's birth
42. Name of our dog
44. Jovial name of Jax, our houseboat this year
45. We travelled to watch this sport in February in Vancouver
46. Calgary ____, women's soccer team that we have season's tickets for
48. Number of our combined siblings
49. Most requested song for tonight's playlist
50. Nicole's grandma's maiden name and Scottish clan
55. Nicole's zodiac sign
56. Dan's middle name
58. Initials of city visited on first international trip
60. Fort ____, site Dan worked at up north
63. First name of recently deceased rocker that shares Dan's birthday

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3. Disabled girl learns she is special and becomes a dragon rider while sleeping with hot rebel boy.
6. Girl falls in love with shiny vampire.
7. Chinese book where warlord gives his knowledge of war.
11. Noble boy goes to a desert planet and fulfills his role as messiah.
14. Cosmic horror story where deceased narrator tells the tale of his uncle discovering a cult that worships a mind breaking alien
15. Boy after plane crash must survive in the wild with only a hatchet.
18. Ben Ripely gets transferred to a new school where he learns to be a CIA agent.
23. Mouse goes on a number of adventures while being raised by a human family.
24. Magic is slowly fading from the world and the Union is constantly dragged into war. These grim dark books follow the perspective of six characters.
25. Boy is framed for stealing shoes and must dig unknowingly for treasure.
26. Five humans are rendered immortal to be tortured for eternity by a world dominating thinking machine.
27. A detective's ride on a train takes a violent turn as a murdered victim is discovered.
28. Kim Dokja is forced into the world of a web novel he has been reading for many years.

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1. In the near future and upwards to billions of years into the future, this book imagines the future evolution of humanity, partly though nature and partially through an alien species known as the Qu.
2. Girl learns that she can have multiple feelings and learns she can be "dauntless"
4. Humanity gain power through gu, and the main character is reborn 500 years into the past in order to gain immortality.
5. Detective uses deductive reasoning to catch criminals in Victorian England.
8. Fantasy trilogy where the most unlikely of creatures saves the world by fighting against the temptation of power on a long journey.
9. A ship captain has a blood thirsty vengeance against a whale and seeks revenge.
10. High fantasy series where powers come from spren.
12. Young children time travel with their treehouse.
13. A nameless child joins a gang of bloodthirsty criminals led by a "judge".
16. Children's book about protecting trees and the environment.
17. Orphan boy with distinct scar learns he has special powers and goes off to school while living in the shadow of his parent's death.
19. Fatherless boy with mental disability learns of the truth of his mythical world and goes to a summer camp to survive monsters.
20. Teenage girl joins violent game in order to save younger sister.
21. High fantasy series where a group of village boys are revealed to be holding the reincarnation of a man who destroyed the world.
22. Journal of a middle school boy where the school is cursed by a slice of cheese.
29. Creepy clown feeds off of fear and goes on killing spree only for children to stop him. The children then get freaky for some reason.

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3. Who did Twigbranch save from a falling tree as an apprentice?
9. What killed Hollykit and Larchkit in Dawn?
10. Who gave Firestar his life of loyalty?
13. What book did Cinderpelt die in?
18. What trait did Runningwind give Firestar when giving one of his lives?
20. Who stole ThunderClan’s kits and killed Spottedleaf in the process?
24. Who was the youngest warrior ever?
27. Who was the fat old tabby Smudge mentions to Rusty in the first book?
28. Who tried to suffocate Darktail but failed?
29. What animal is considered a bad omen if they appear at a camp?
31. Who was the first cat Firestar gave their warrior name to as leader?
33. Who killed Billystorm?
35. What was Riverstar’s name as a kit?
36. Who was the only kit in ThunderClan who went on the Great Journey. (Put their kit name)
37. Whose ghost did Ivypool kill to become a dark forest warrior?
40. What ThunderClan cat did Brokenstar kill during the Final Battle?
43. Who was SkyClan’s first medicine cat?
44. What is the Twoleg name for the lake?
47. Who did Leafstar name her kit Harrybrook after?
48. Who accidentally fell into the Gorge in the second book?
50. Who was the reincarnation of Lionblaze?
51. What is a RiverClan cat who doesn’t like to get wet called?
52. Which (future) leader did Mapleshade train?

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1. What did the Tribe cats call the mountain lion that was terrorizing them?
2. Who named Violetshine (Violetkit)?
4. Whar is the Twoleg name for Fourtrees?
5. What tree did Cinderpaw (Cinderheart) fall out of?
6. What killed Leopardstar?
7. What is the Twoleg name of Barley’s farm?
8. What warrior name did Bluestar give Brightheart?
11. Who was Sol’s mother?
12. What are Tribe cat appearances called?
14. What prey was Shrewpaw chasing when he was killed?
15. What did Purdy call Twolegs?
16. Who died on the Great Journey?
17. Which ThunderClan apprentice died during the Great storm?
19. Who was the cat Appledusk cheated on Mapleshade with?
21. What animal did Jayfeather, Hollyleaf, any Lionblaze try to track as kits?
22. What herb makes cats throw up?
23. How many lives did Bluestar have left when Tigerclaw attacked her?
25. Who killed Darkstripe?
26. Who was the leader of SkyClan when they left the forest territories?
30. Officially, what killed the four elders who were left behind before the Great Journey?
32. What blinded Longtail?
34. Who attacked Jayfeather at the moonpool?
38. Which ShadowClan warrior fought and chose the dark forest side during the Great battle, and was killed by Blackstar?
39. Where was Thistleclaw killed?
41. Which kittypet almost became Bramblestar’s mate in Bramblestar’s Storm?
42. Who was Fallen Leaves’s mother?
45. What cat did Lionblaze accidentally kill in a boarder scrimish?
46. Who gave Snowtuft his long scar?
49. Who stopped Jayfeather from trying to save Flametail and drowning with him?

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2. What is Kailani's favorite book? HINT: HOAHOAHOAHOAHOA
5. What video game is Kailani currently playing with Frankie and RJ?
9. Where did Kailani NOT want to spend her birthday, even though Carmen tried to take her anyway? HINT: Say goodbye to your money.
12. What is Kailani's favorite thing to do during the Summer?
13. What is Kailani's favorite homemade dinner currently? HINT: She has it twice a week.
15. What is the name of Kailani's current car? HINT: Named after an X-Men character.
16. What month did Kailani meet Frankie? Bonus points if you know the year.
17. What has Kailani's favorite Gooby Glub Club read been so far?
18. Who is Kailani's favorite X-Man? HINT: It's not who you think.
20. What team is Kailani? HINT: View Clue # 2
21. What is Kailani's favorite fruit?
22. What music streaming service does Kailani use?
24. How many cats does Kailani have? HINT: No hint, if you don't know this one, bad aunt/uncle!
25. Where is ONE of Kailani's dream vacation destinations? HINT: Repetition is key.
26. What is Kailani's favorite board game?
28. What is another one of Kailani's favorite video games? HINT: I'll get one large pepperoni please!
31. What is Kailani's favorite show? HINT: Debuted in 2004 and has 3 words in the titLe..
32. What is one of Kailani's biggest fears? HINT: They're out there somewhere!
33. What is ONE of Kailani's favorite video games? HINT: At least it's free?
34. What is Kailani's favorite sea animal? HINT: Is it bright in here or is it just me?
35. What did Kailani name Piper before settling on Piper?

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1. What genre of book does Kailani read most? HINT: I LITERAlly don't know what this genre is no matter how many times it's explained to me.
3. What is Kailani's favorite Demi album? HINT: Watch your language, and by language I mean spelling.
4. What is another one of Kailani's comfort movies? HINT: Why is Summer so long?
6. What is Kailani's Starbucks order? HINT: I can't express-o how hard it is for me to order this.
7. What food joint did we visit during a recent trip out of state that Kailani is craving to have again?
8. What is ONE of Kailani's comfort movies? HINT: Steve Carell is part of the main cast of this three word movie title.
10. Where is somewhere Kailani hopes to visit again soon? HINT: This place is a fast pass to happiness.
11. What is Kailani's favorite Spongebob episode?
14. What is ANOTHER one of Kailani's favorite video games? HINT: Rehydrate!
19. What is Kailani's favorite beach?
23. What was the name of Kailani's 2nd car? HINT: Named after an Avenger.
27. What gay celebrity did Kailani use to come out to Kaili?
29. What is the usual theme for Kailani's birthday parties?
30. What is one of Kailani's favorite songs? HINT: Is someone's phone ringing?

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4. : The moment that forgets which way is home.
6. : Old word for herbs that heal—or hex.
7. : Month named “eight,” but born tenth.
16. : Evidence that the air has memory.
17. : Question and answer sharing the same voice.
21. : The warmth that draws shadows near.
22. : Frost’s fine script.
24. : Path of geese across fading light.
25. : The body’s way of listening to the unseen.
29. : The unseen that connects all whispers.
30. : The architecture of echo.
32. : Sweetness that clings.
35. : The sound of secrets stretching their wings.
38. : Memory stitched by hand.
41. : Where echoes gather to gossip with bats.
42. : Fire tamed by glass.
45. : A truth that waits for you to blink first.
47. : Where laughter hides its name behind velvet.
48. : Autumn show-offs in a row.
49. : What light leaves behind when it’s in a hurry.
51. : The applause of fallen things.
53. : Threads of flame around a story.
56. : The handwriting of fire.
58. : Joy with a memory.
60. : The dance between distance and return.
61. : The flavor memory uses to travel.
63. : A half-remembered morning.
65. : Night’s librarian.
66. : The jazz standard of the season.
67. : Where warmth learns to wait.
68. : A cloak, or the earth’s quiet middle.

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1. : Dressed in borrowed silver.
2. : A lie polished into wisdom.
3. : The hinge between day and night.
5. : When laughter rides straw.
6. : What October says when you listen closely.
8. : The soul’s fingerprint on darkness.
9. : The artist of October.
10. : The guest who never asks to leave.
11. : The act of overhanging (roofline’s reach).
12. : Thin silver that finds the fence line.
13. : When sound remembers itself.
14. : A feeling that learned to count syllables.
15. : Silence made visible.
16. : The pause before winter begins.
18. : Memory disguised as air.
19. : The old door that loves to tell on you.
20. : The word for patience rewarded.
23. : A room built for listening.
26. : The rose’s punctuation mark.
27. : The feather that captured forever.
28. : The artist who signs the windows.
31. : Warmth pretending not to care.
33. : A poem written in gratitude.
34. : The great lantern that crowns the end of summer’s work.
36. : Forest seed and squirrel’s fortune.
37. : Orchard’s medal.
39. : One last applause before falling.
40. : When the air forgets to breathe.
43. : Resin of the light.
44. : How poets keep memory from fading.
46. : A window that looks backward through time.
50. : The thinnest border between here and elsewhere.
52. : Of the moment when habits change coats.
54. : The ink-feathered oracle.
55. : A rumor from the fire.
56. : The body’s small confession.
57. : Where the house eavesdrops on the rain.
59. : The quiet negotiation between day and dream.
62. : Where echoes make their nests.
64. : What the fire forgets.
68. : The candle’s most devoted admirer.

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3. - Jennifer Lopez, singer, and actress.
7. - Duchess of Sussex.
8. ABBEY - British historical drama TV series.
13. - Barbadian singer and fashion designer.
14. - Epic fantasy TV series based on George R.R. Martin's books.
15. - "Single Ladies" singer and actress.
23. - Animated sci-fi sitcom.
25. - Hip-hop duo with "Hey Ya!" and "Ms. Jackson."
26. - Wizarding world book and film series.
27. - Canadian rapper and singer.
32. - "Uptown Funk" singer and performer.
33. - South Korean pop music genre.
34. - Colombian singer known for hip-shaking.
36. - Actor in "La La Land" and "The Notebook."
40. - Social media platform for sharing photos.
41. - Jamaican sprinter, world record holder.
44. - Facebook co-founder and CEO.
46. - "Shake It Off" singer.
47. - British singer with hits like "Hello."
50. - HoLION KINGm franchise featuring Michael Myers.
51. - Medical drama TV series.
53. - Short-form video platform.
54. - "Star Wars" character played by Carrie Fisher.
55. - Legendary British rock band.
59. - Mind-bending Christopher Nolan film.
61. - Marvel superhero from Wakanda.
63. - Reality TV family known for their show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians."
65. - Marvel character, aka Iron Man.
67. - Disney animated film about a lion cub.
68. - Epic romance film starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.

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1. - Queen of Pop with hits like "Like a Virgin."
2. - Comic book and film universe.
3. - Dinosaur-themed adventure film.
4. - British rock band with Freddie Mercury.
5. - DC superhero with Amazonian origins.
6. - Actor known for roles in "Forrest Gump" and "Cast Away."
9. - Aretha Franklin's title.
10. - Entertainment company known for animated classics.
11. - Comedian and talk show host DeGeneres.
12. - Epic space opera franchise.
16. - Detroit rapper known for "Lose YoursFIFTY SHADES DES - Erotic book and film series.
17. - Nickname for Beyoncé.
18. - British spy known for martinis and gadgets.
19. STORY - Animated film about toys coming to life.
20. - Iconic singer and actress.
21. - Modern TV adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's detective.
22. - Disney animated film with Elsa and Anna.
24. - Marvel superhero based on Norse mythology.
28. - Marvel superhero team.
29. - Nickname for Lady Gaga.
30. - Iconic musician known for "Purple Rain."
31. THINGS - Sci-fi horror TV series set in the '80s.
35. - Sci-fi TV series about paranormal investigations.
37. - Talk show host Winfrey.
38. - Video game company with Mario and Zelda.
39. - Franchise with creatures like Pikachu.
42. - Marvel superhero with web-slinging abilities.
43. - "Bad Romance" singer known for her unique style.
45. - Emmy-winning TV series about a chemistry teacher turned methamphetamine producer.
48. GRANDE - "Thank U, Next" singer.
49. - Formula One driver Räikkönen.
52. - Mockumentary sitcom set in a mundane office.
56. - Vampire-themed book and film series.
57. - Animated film about a city of anthropomorphic animals.
58. - Streaming platform for movies and TV shows.
60. ELEVEN - Heist film starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt.
62. - Former One Direction member.
64. - Broadway musical about Alexander Hamilton.
66. - Rapper and fashion designer West.

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2. Shares a name with supermodel ___________ Campbell
5. Shares a name with actress who played Alex Russo on Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place
6. Last name is the name of a city in Montana
9. Has an English spelling of a Greek letter as their name.
11. Shares a name with a character from horror films.
12. A carpenter bee.
13. A brook, stream, or river tributary.
17. So glad he traveled around the world to join us at RSM this year
18. Shares names with a coach and social studies teacher.
19. ___________ McDonald
22. ___________: to nurture and encourage
25. Does his family own a Barbecue Pit chain resturant?
27. The main character of the Home Alone movies.
28. You've got a ____________ in me!
31. Voice Actor Morgan _____________.
33. Shares a first name with gymnast and olymic champion G________ Douglas
34. Actor: __________ Sandler
38. You can not pour from an empty cup, he can help you ____"ers".
39. A city in Texas.
41. ___________ Franklin; a signer of the Declaration of Independence
42. A largemouth fish that lives in fresh and brackish water.
43. Has three first names and a last name.
44. Shares a last name with the GOAT: Tom ________.
46. Dislocated her knee earlier in the year; enjoys running 5ks
49. A builder and worker in stone
51. O Come, O Come __________
52. Used to steer a boat that may be on a lake
53. Shares a name with Courtney from Friends.

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1. Athletic; breaks herself often; wears whacky tacky socks
3. Shares a last name with a basketball player Devin _________.
4. So glad she finally made it back from Venezuela!
5. Mocking ______ by Suzzanne Collins
7. Shares a name with the current King of England.
8. Their last name is a color
10. The Little Mermaid
14. Shares a last name with the author of the Hunger Games series.
15. Shares a name with a 2023 "pink" movie.
16. His mouth never stops running.
20. She's a talented artist
21. Shares a last name with Daniel _________. It is also the name of the town where Appalachian State University is Located.
23. Its the fabric of life.
24. From State Farm
26. _________ Wallen
29. A vendor's stand is also called a _________.
30. Shares a last name with the drummer/singer Phil _________.
31. Character Taylor Laughtner played in the Twilight series.
32. "Oh, Oh, O'_________ Auto Parts!"
35. Shares a name with a crustacean in The Little Mermaid.
36. To place a bet is to _________.
37. He's 1/4 Hispanic
40. __________ & Noble book store.
45. Lived close to Ms. K's Lakers before coming to RS Middle this year
47. Their last name rhymes with the most popular type of tropical fish
48. Has read Five Nights at Freddie's Survival Guide numerous times; loves the arts (band and drama)
50. One of the largest American car manufacturers.

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2. The point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye, creating an area in which no visual information can be detected because no receptor cells are located there
6. Retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight and in well-lit conditions
7. A condition in which people who are blind have some spared visual capacities in the absence of any visual awareness
8. The process by which the focus of the eye is changed to allow near or distant objects to form sharp images on the retina
9. The brain's sensory switchboard, located on top of the brainstem; it directs messages to the sensory receiving areas in the cortex and transmits replies to the cerebellum and medulla - all senses but smell are processed here
11. The central focal point in the retina, around which the eye's cones cluster
13. The sense of the location of body parts in relation to the ground and each other
15. The sense of taste. Taste is at the threshold between the external (chemical) and internal (biochemical) worlds
19. Visual receptors in the eye, specifically rods and cones
21. The retinal image is blurred because the focal point of one or both eyes lies in front of, rather than on, the retina.; this allows you to see what is near you, but struggles with items far away
23. A tone's experienced highness or lowness; depends on frequency

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1. When one kind of sensory stimulus evokes the subjective experience of another
3. Inability to recognize familiar faces
4. The transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina
5. Olfactory chemical messages that are released outside the body by members of a species and that influences the behavior of other members of the species
8. A visual image that persists after a stimulus is removed
10. The height of a wave as measured from the highest point on the wave to the lowest point on the wave
12. Partial color blindness in which the eye contains only two types of cone photopigment instead of the typical three
14. The distance between two corresponding parts of a wave; determines color within vision and pitch within sounds
16. Retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; necessary of peripheral vision and twilight vision
17. A partial color blindness in which the eye contains only one type of cone photopigment instead of the typical three: everything appears in various shades of a single color
18. The light-sensitive inner surface of the eye, containing receptor rods and cones plus layers of neurons that begin the processing of visual information
20. A refractive error due to an abnormally short eyeball, which causes the image of close objects to be blurred because the focal point of one or both eyes lies behind, rather than on, the retina
22. The process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment

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3. Skywalker has a boring background compared to everyone else in Star Wars
5. Forest Gump is sincere, good-hearted, and friendly to all he meets
6. Baymax is a gentle and kind robot designed to help others around him
8. Scar from The Lion King was a very unfavorable character
9. Uncle Iroh in the Avatar was very favorable for his wisdom, patience, and gentle nature.
10. Twilight is very well known for having characters with a very pale color
12. Mulan shows respectful obedience to family duty, even when struggling with it
14. Caknownn is known for bitter and angry rants toward others
16. Olaf is a cheerful character who emotionally supports his friends
17. Shaggy Rogers, avoids danger, and surrenders to fear quickly
20. Merida is described as fearless for shooting for own hand in archery
22. Mary Shellys Frankstien was considered a horrible version of the Frankenstein franchise
25. In Inception, the ending leaves two interpretations: whether the character is still daydreaming or awake
26. Phoebe Buffay often says strange or unrelated things that don’t connect to the main topic
29. John Wick is calm and straightforward to the point
30. Rocky Balboa’s philosophy centers on persistence, famously defined as how much you can 'get hit and keep moving forward.
31. In Beetlejuice their is a chaotic breakdown scene at the dinner table where they sing Day-O
33. Dolores Umbridge scolded Harry Potter when she made him write the line “I must not tell lies”.

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1. Helen Parr from The Incredibles was very persistent in convincing Edna Mode to help her, despite Edna’s initial refusal
2. when Zuko had found peace, he became less hostile towards the Avatar
3. Mother Gothel manipulates Rapunzel emotionally while pretending to care
4. Thanos was responsible for causing harm and destruction to those around them
5. Noah Calhoun was very ________ in having Allie Hamilton
7. Tony Stark builds inventions by blending advanced technology, repurposed systems, and creative engineering styles
11. The Joker acts without moral limits, causing chaos just to prove a point to others
13. Elle Woods proves to be highly effective at law and problem-solving despite being underestimated
15. Katniss Everdeen was skilled in Marksmanship with a Bow and Arrow
18. Tigger from Winnie the Pooh suffers from bipolar disorder and ADHD
19. Buddy the Elf is innocent and socially immature due to his upbringing
21. Hannibal Lecter uses calm conversation to coax others psychologically
23. In Home Alone, the house next door is Old Man Marley's home
24. The Cabbage Man from the Avatar is very unlucky when selling his cabbages, since his cart gets destroyed in every city
27. Samwise Gamgee is often known as the most loyal and devoted character in The Lord of the Rings franchise
28. Bella Swan is a quiet, shy person, and introverted around others
32. Groot is extremely concise with his words, repeating one phrase with different meanings

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3. The equivalent of the Western major scale (Ionian mode). It is cheerful and uplifting in mood. Ragas based on this thaat are simple and often used to evoke feelings of happiness and joy.
4. This thaat evokes romantic, sensual, and light moods. The use of Komal Ni gives this thaat a softer, more delicate feel. It is often used in semi-classical forms like Thumri and Kajri.
6. This thaat is intense and evokes a mood of anxiety, tension, or anticipation. The absence of Pa in some and the use of Tivra Re gives this thaat a restless character, often associated with sunset or twilight moods.
7. This thaat produces a mood of longing, devotion, and sometimes despair. The combination of Komal Re, Komal Ga, and Tivra Ma creates an exotic and melancholic sound. It is often performed in the morning.
8. These thaats produce a serious, devotional, and sometimes austere mood. The combination of Komal Re and Komal Dha gives this thaat a grave and powerful tone, often associated with morning prayers or spiritual reflections.

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1. This thaat conveys a serious, meditative, and sometimes solemn mood. The use of Tivra Ma and Tivra Re, along with Komal Dha, gives the thaat a unique and contrasting emotional quality, often suitable for evening ragas.
2. This thaat has a somber, serious, and devotional mood. It uses Komal Ga, Dha, and Ni, which gives it a reflective and meditative character. Ragas in this thaat are often performed in the lower octaves.
3. This thaat is used to evoke deep emotions, especially pathos, longing, and devotion. All four flat notes (Re, Ga, Dha, Ni) give the thaat a soulful, melancholic quality. It is commonly used in light classical forms like Bhajans, Thumris, and folk songs.
4. This thaat produces a melancholic, romantic, and introspective mood. Both Komal Ga and Komal Ni create a deep emotional resonance in the ragas derived from this thaat.
5. This thaat is bright, uplifting, and often associated with joy, peace, and devotion. The use of Tivra Ma gives this thaat a majestic and serene feel. Many beginner ragas come from this thaat, making it widely performed.

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4. The process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment
5. conversion of one form of energy into another. In sensation, the transforming of stimulus energies, such as sights, sounds, and smells, into neural impulses our brains can interpret
7. The theory that opposing retinal processes (red - green. yellow - blue, white - black) enable color vision.
10. the adjustable opening in the eye through which light enters.
12. the minimum stimulation needed to detect a particular stimulus 50 percent of the time
14. The controversial claim that perception can occur apart from sensory input; includes telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition
19. A mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another
20. Diminished sensitivity as a consequence of constant stimulation.
21. the principle that, to be perceived as different, two stimuli must differ by a constant minimum percent-age (rather than a constant account)
22. depth cues, such as interposition and linear perspective, available to either eye alone
23. retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions. The cones detect fine detail and give rise to color sensations
24. a ring of muscle tissue that forms the colored portion of the eye around the pupil and controls the size of the pupil opening.
25. The theory that the retina contains three different color receptors
26. interaction the principle that one sense may influence another, as when the smell of food influences its taste

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1. the process by which the eye's lens changes shape to focus near or far objects on the retina
2. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina
3. the amount of energy in a light or sound wave, which we perceive as brightness or loudness, as determined by the wave's amplitude.
6. analysis that begins with sensory receptors and works up to the brain's integration of sensory information
8. Perceiving familiar objects as having consistent color, even if changing illumination alters the wavelengths reflected by the object
9. depth cues, such as retinal disparity, that depend on the use of two eyes
10. the processing of many aspects of a problem simultaneously; the brain's natural mode of information processing for many functions, including vision. contrasts with the step-by-step (serial) processing of most computers and of conscious problem solving
11. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when the cones don't respond
13. nerve cells in the brain that respond to specific features of the stimulus, such as shape, angle, or movement
15. information processing guided by higher-level mental processes, as when we construct perceptions drawing on our experience and expectations
16. a binocular cue for perceiving depth: By comparing images from the retinas in the two eyes, the brain computes distance - the greater the disparity (difference) between the two images, the closer the objects.
17. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina
18. The process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events.

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4. what is the strongest muscle in the human body
5. travis scott released this album in 2023
6. how many hearts does a worm have
7. this part of the cell holds the cell's DNA
9. the skin uses the sun to make this substance
11. what company did Steve Jobs start?
14. what is the California state flower?
16. the skin allows the brain to understand information collected by this sense
23. what was the first state in the United States
24. this body system allows you to breathe
25. what is the most common m&m color
27. we have been learning about this body part for the last two weeks
28. in what city can you find the Eiffel Tower?
29. this is the layer of the skin that tattoo artists inject the ink into
33. what is the California state fruit?
34. this is the layer of the skin that you can see with your eyes
36. this part of the cell works as a little protein factory
37. this body system works to fight viruses and bacteria
41. this artist is selling out stadiums on the renaissance tour
43. this movie, released in July 2023, stars margot robbie and ryan gosling
44. this body is made up of your bones and works to support the body structure
45. this body system uses hormones to communicate with other cells
47. this illness is caused by the herpes varicella virus
48. fenty beauty was founded by this singer
49. what music festival occurs in California's Indio valley every April

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1. human cells have a nucleus and are known as this type of cell
2. what is the world's largest ocean?
3. this body system is made up of the hair, skin, and nails
8. the subcutaneous fascia is primarily made of this material
10. what is the largest mammal in the world
12. this r&b singer will be performing at the Super Bowl 2024 halftime show
13. how many twilight books are there
15. a group of tissues working together is called a
17. this body system assists with movement
18. what is the California state animal?
19. this is the pigment in skin that controls skin color
20. this artist is currently performing on the wildly popular era's tour
21. the dolphins are which city's football team
22. this type of cell has no nucleus
26. what is the most spoken language in the world
29. cyanophobia is a fear of _____
30. this forms after the skin is cut to separate the wound from the environment
31. this system helps you gain nutrients from the food that you ate
32. this body system is made up of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
35. how many bones do sharks have (spell the number out)
38. what is Kylie Jenner's daughter's name
39. these glands secrete oil
40. sweat is 99%
42. what rapper just released the album "scarlet" last week?
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5. Even in vessels of this and vessels of stone
8. The Lord rained
11. Tear down their
12. Do not bear false
13. Moses' hands grew
14. Barley was in
15. Israel thirsted there
17. Whoever gathered little had no
21. Was like wafers made with honey
23. Do not eat any of it ___ or boiled in water
24. The land flows with this and honey
27. Daubed with bitumen and
29. 12 springs and 70 palm tress here
30. With ____ on your feet
34. Marah means
37. You shall not build it with ___ stones
40. On the third new
41. Moses is a bridegroom of this to Zipporah
43. ___ of Pharaoh and his servants was changed
44. You have only to be
46. God showed Moses a
47. Rose up to
48. Moses is of uncircumcised
50. Fine as __ on the ground
51. Bought for money
52. Fashioned it with a graving
55. The Nile shall swarm with these
57. Trustworthy men who hate a
58. To the derision of their
59. Massah means
61. Brother, companion, and
64. The dust of the earth became
67. The horse and his
68. Hebrew between the 2 evenings
71. No foreigner or hired
72. No ___ will befall you
73. Majestic in
74. Verb "to be"
76. Had 7 daughters
77. Sank like ___ in the mighty waters
78. Eshcol means
80. Almost ready to ___ Moses
81. Break their pillars in
82. __ of sapphire stone
83. Sounds like Hebrew for draw out
84. These in the Nile will die

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1. In the dungeon
2. You shall remove ____ out of your houses
3. Son of Raphu
4. Handfuls of soot became boils breaking out in
6. Trembling seizes the leaders of
7. Meribah means
9. Bred worms and
10. Not a ___ thing remained
12. Noise of __ in the camp
16. Sat by the meat
18. Select lambs according to your
19. The Lord will not allow the
20. Slave girl behind the
22. Above all keep
24. Moses delayed to come down the
25. Dense swarm of
26. In the morning ___ lay around the camp
28. Catch the serpent by the
31. Not a dog shall
32. Baked unleavened ___
33. Stoned or
35. __ and fourth generation
36. Sinai was wrapped in
38. Kingdom of priests and a holy
39. Built 7 years before Zoan in Egypt
41. Equipped for
42. Relent from this
45. God bore Israel on eagles'
49. The people are set on
50. Moses' hand was restored like the rest of his
53. Tenth part of an ephah
54. Because of their broken what and harsh slavery
55. A darkness to be
56. With tambourines and
57. Hebrew papyrus reeds
60. That your __ be not exposed
62. Sounds like Hebrew for sojourner
63. Flax was in
65. Fear not, stand firm and see the
66. Clearly and not in
69. Feast at the year's end
70. With unleavened bread and bitter
71. Emmer is a type of
75. Drive out the Hivites, Canaanites, and Hittites
79. Son of Joseph
85. Not a ___ shall be left behind

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2. A year after the murder of her mother, a teenage girl is terrorized by a new killer, who targets the girl and her friends by using horror films as part of a deadly game.
6. A paraplegic Marine dispatched to the moon Pandora on a unique mission becomes torn between following his orders and protecting the world he feels is his home.
7. A teenage girl journeys through a maze to recover her baby brother from a goblin king.
9. A wrongfully convicted boy is sent to a brutal desert detention camp where he joins the job of digging for some mysterious reason.
10. tells the story of a teenage girl and the vampire she falls in love with.
12. A small-time Philadelphia boxer gets a supremely rare chance to fight the world heavyweight champion in a bout in which he strives to go the distance for his self-respect.
13. When a killer shark unleashes chaos on a beach community off Long Island, it's up to a local sheriff, a marine biologist, and an old seafarer to hunt the beast.
14. After wishing to be made big, a teenage boy wakes the next morning to find himself mysteriously in the body of an adult.
16. A thief who steals corporate secrets through the use of dream-sharing technology is given the inverse task of planting an idea into the mind of a C.E.O.
17. Tells the story of two love-struck high school seniors who meet at a beach during the summer and end up going to the same school.
19. A widowed former reverend living with his children and brother on a Pennsylvania farm finds mysterious crop circles in their fields, which suggests something more frightening to come.

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1. A family whose suburban home is haunted by evil forces must come together to rescue their youngest daughter after the apparitions take her captive
3. A shy, friendless teenage girl who is sheltered by her domineering, religious mother, unleashes her telekinetic powers after being humiliated by her classmates at her senior prom.
4. An afterlife therapist and his daughter meet a friendly young ghost when they move into a crumbling mansion in order to rid the premises of wicked spirits.
5. A fearless princess teams up with a rugged mountain man and his loyal reindeer and sets off on an epic journey to find her sister.
8. Having witnessed his parents' brutal murder as a child, a millionaire philanthropist fights crime in Gotham City
11. Three parapsychologists forced out of their university funding set up shop as a unique ghost removal service in New York City, attracting frightened yet skeptical customers.
13. When two kids find and play a magical board game, they release a man trapped in it for decades - and a host of dangers that can only be stopped by finishing the game.
15. A seventeen-year-old aristocrat falls in love with a kind but poor artist aboard a luxurious, ill-fated R.M.S.
18. Enslaved by her evil stepmother and stepsisters, a girl dreams of going to the ball and meeting the Prince.

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4. Te lo regalò l’Alessandra e da allora è indistruttibile.
5. È finto in Bridgerton.
6. Le davi a Patrizio quando vi conoscevate da poco.
7. Gli puzza l'alito da aglio ed è amorfo.
8. Non c'è e si vede.
12. È sua, la casa meno accogliente di tutte.
15. Nella città divertente c'è una spiaggia rossa.
17. Il professore con cui non vorresti mai arrivare in ritardo.
20. Entrambe le tue le hanno sbagliate.
21. Il true love della tua vita.
23. Lo tieni ogni volta che andiamo in vacanza.
25. Ce l’hai facile.
26. Un personaggio di Alice in Wonderland a cui assomigli.
29. Nemiche volanti.
32. Sembra _____ ma non è.
33. Ti piacciono gli uomini, ma non quello che hanno tra le gambe.
35. Un quartetto inFausto di cui facevi parte.
36. I pokémon di quel tipo hanno la supremazia.
37. La gonna che ti arrapa.
38. Il limone che ti piace e per cui devi usare la lingua.
39. Ce l'hanno in comune Twilight e 50 Sfumature.
43. Non è il protagonista del celebre videogioco.
45. Patrizio per te ne è l'untore.
47. Scorre a fiumi nella Giornata dell’Arte.
48. Jane si concentra per attaccare Bella con la mente fino a che non le esce un ____.
50. Ha la tunica rossa ma non è Gesù Cristo.
52. La si può sia mangiare a colazione che cantare.
55. Passeggero abusivo al ritorno da Gardaland.
56. I was __________ believe it!
60. The land down under.
61. Per farlo hai prestato servizi a domicilio.

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1. Non la puoi vedere, ma ultimamente è ovunque.
2. L’hai disegnato e alla fine è spuntato.
3. È la tua ossessione lontano da casa.
9. Non è storia contemporanea, è solo Fascismo.
10. L'hai condiviso con la Francesca.
11. Una tua kink.
13. Ti attrae come una calamita.
14. Un genere che ha segnato la tua adolescenza.
16. Il tuo luogo prediletto dove mangiare.
18. Non capiva il tuo astio nei suoi confronti.
19. Non fate gli _____.
20. Una cosa che tu e tutte le serie tv avete in comune.
22. Patrizio ne è la versione junior.
24. Elemento nel laboratorio dell’Escape Room di Stranger Things.
27. Una delle tue principesse preferite rima con tetta.
28. Appaiono grazie al tuo superpotere.
30. Pegolo ti ha consigliato di vederne uno.
31. L’unico che non ha conquistato il tuo cuore.
34. Il fiore di Romeo e Giulietta.
35. L’hai ottenuto sfoderando il tuo lato nerd e crepuscolare.
40. Nudo, crudo della Ludo se lo vedo ____.
41. Te lo sogni ancora di notte.
42. Quale donna non ha mai visto “____ ____”
44. Il soprannome della tua insegnante preferita al liceo.
46. Se manca, godi solo a metà.
49. Grazie a lui hai preso freddo.
51. C’è tanta gente qui a _________.
53. L'hai cantata troppe volte.
54. Tutti hanno un proprio motto. Di chi è questo: "Non fatemi dire _______"?
57. Il tuo ruolo nel gruppo.
58. Jack Sparrow ne è il tipico esempio e nonostante ciò ti fa sangue.
59. A lui il cuore abbiamo aperto, ma poi ci hanno scoperto.

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4. when they go to conventions, it's where Ryan would be found
5. Musical #1, a gift from Kyle to Ryan
6. Chef Festin, Zeremy
7. this was the first stop on our spontaneous first date and crawl
16. how Ryan and Kyle plan to face each problem in their lives
18. a homebrew species in a game shared by Ryan and Kyle
19. the world of Ryan and Kyle's first actual play watched together
20. the way Ryan shows affection to Kyle when words aren't enough
24. 1)_____ for the happy couple celebrating 3 years together or 2) Sam Reich presents: Whose Line is it Anyway?
27. Suzanne gave us more dystopia to talk about (abbv.)
28. they/them
30. if you asked Kyle, this fruit is the icon of our first year together
31. From here, we just may be able to watch Fast Five
32. " no problems, only ____"
33. the best part of Kyle's morning, the _____ must be even
34. a good way to end the day, or work day, or start the day, or break up the afternoon, or...
35. three cheers to the band that connects Ryan and Kyle's music taste
38. I love you ____, for all of time
39. 1) the time of day Kyle and Ryan share a morning ritual or 2) hoa hoa hoa
40. Thembo the Clown, Jasber

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1. this game went bankrupt, never being played by Kyle and Ryan together
2. The game Kyle focuses on making Ryan's favorite food, even when it's out of season
3. Musical #2, kickstarting a showstopping number
5. this game deserves a toast for being the party game everyone's played once
8. the sweet shop Ryan showed Kyle his lemon raspberry fixation
9. 1)what our relationship is for each other or 2) Brennan's torture stage
10. 9,10,11,12,13,14, and now 15. Look how far we've gone.
11. this was the first stop on our official first date
12. 1) ____ drinking game or 2) what Kyle and Ryan spent the first night together watching (unsuccessfully/successfully?)
13. if you asked Kyle, this fruit is the icon of our second year together
14. he/they
15. this game received a spicy ban in Ryan's life, Kyle still tries to play despite getting hot under the collar when he loses
17. the kind of sweet Ryan and Kyle like with caramel
21. 1) where Ryan and Kyle are when in each others arms or 2) Chidi's Inferno
22. the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and how many clues there are in this crossword
23. this game is the most popular game played by Ryan and Kyle of recent date
25. the sweet shop with milkshakes for your mid work treats
26. "I am a lover" in _____ is "Is leannán mé"
29. going to the city never sounded so good
31. the way Kyle shows affection to Ryan when words aren't enough
36. when they go to conventions, it's where Kyle would be found
37. Hulu Original that got Ryan and Kyle to care about old people, Only ______

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2. People sometimes tie belts around their ____s.
3. Another word for capacity.
6. If you laugh or smirk at a joke then you are _____.
7. Several fully-grown girls.
8. An Australian animal that eats gum leaves and lives in trees. Very sleepy.
13. A sharp and pointy object that you might use in a battle.
14. Works in court.
18. the wild. She’s too soft.
21. A rose colored parrot that is native to Australia.
23. The sun sets at _____.
25. You would go to this place to get your teeth checked.
26. A fuzzy floor material
28. Chop a sandwich in two and then you will have two .
31. Ben P likes to eat them (similar to spaghetti)
33. Your laptop or PC is one of these.
35. The second month of the year.
39. The full word for BBQ.
40. A slip of paper that tells you what you can buy and eat from a canteen or cafe.
41. A volcano does this every once in a long while.
42. To make a copy of something.
44. The police might someone if they break the law bad enough.
45. A shade of red.
46. Perhaps if you don’t treat a bee sting right, the area that stung might get .
47. You would use this to look at the stars or something very far away.
49. People can borrow books from their local .
50. There’s a recycling bin, a greens’ ____ bin,
51. People sometimes twist or sprain this joint when they mis-judge a step.

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1. The opposite of positive.
2. This day is the hump day of the week.
4. The _____ forecast said that today would be rainy.
5. Every laptop would use this. It is similar to Google Chrome.
9. If your parents have sisters then that makes them your .
10. The “land version” of an ocean turtle.
11. Bilbo leaves his hobbit hole to go on a
12. Another word for a kayak
15. A ship would release this object into the water to stop themselves from drifting.
16. Gandalf and Thorin and Co.
17. Fairy lights and cars would be powered by these.
19. This flying object is small, has a remote and can be used at home for fun.
20. The middle part of your hand
22. If you have stairs in your house that lead to a room above you, then you will have several of these.
24. You might have your washing machine in this room.
27. A form of dairy that is thick and similar to sour cream.
29. Reading, Writing and Math are all what?
30. Cars usually have four ____s.
32. Water droplets on the leaves and petals of plants in the morning.
34. This is a type of soft and expensive
36. a rubbish bin.
37. Opposite to public.
38. Before you begin to walk, you will do this.
43. It is counted as rude to do this while two or more people are conversing.
44. A synonym for terrible and horrible.
46. I don’t think that my dog would be able to
48. The joint that connects your forearm to your upper arm is called an .

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4. What is the only Six Flags operated roller coaster to start with the letter o
5. What did the Spice Girls used to be called
9. The heart of a shrimp is located in its _____
10. The act of eating when your not hungry because your mouth is lonely in Japanese
14. The universe's average color
15. Musical with a terrifying sequence involving coffee
17. Longest-running musical in West End history
20. Currency in Fortnite
21. What you call 10 years
23. Highest-grossing musical of all time
25. Where is the largest bowling alley in the world
28. Where The Lord Of The Rings movie trilogy was filmed
30. Greek god of the sun/music
32. Who won the most Academy Awards
33. Greek goddess of wisdom/war strategy
34. What are baby rabbits called
37. Andrew Lloyd Webber's first musical
40. Greek god of the sky
41. Company that made the movie Victory Through Air Power
44. Greek goddess of marriage
45. What do you call the blob of toothpaste on your toothbrush
46. Elle's dog's name in Legally Blonde
47. Which country has the most public holidays
48. Your ____ is the largest body organ
49. A cross between a chihuahua and a miniature dachshund is called a __________
50. A plant or animal cell that has a membrane and a nucleus
51. What you call 100 years
52. Iconic roller coaster from the year 2000
53. Greek god of the sea
59. Directed Kill Bill
60. What Disney movie came out in 1938
61. The fear of long words

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1. Musical with the song "Dearly Beloved"
2. Musical with a plant named Audrey 2
3. What movie did they set all the clocks to 4:20
6. Musical with the song "Song of the King (Seven Fat Cows)
7. The first food to be grown in space
8. Musical that received the most Oliver Award nominations for a single production
11. Most followed person on Instagram
12. Greek goddess of the hunt
13. The longest bone in the human body is called the ______
16. Someone who gives an opinion about something they know nothing about
18. What country is it illigel to own only one guinea pig
19. The name LEGO comes from the danish words ________
22. Greek goddess of love
24. Where the Eiffel Tower intended to be at
26. Real name for a hashtag
27. The oldest verified man to ever live
29. Highest-grossing film of all time
31. Greek god of the Underworld
35. Last book in the Twilight novel series
36. Movie with the iconic line "just tap it in"
38. Reindeer's name in Frozen
39. First triple-launch coaster
42. _____ the clown
43. A ______ is what you call 1/100th of a second
52. A sound that is pleasingly smooth and musical to hear
54. Company that made the movie Murders in the Rue Morgue
55. Leto's first role
56. Musical with lead characters Veronica and JD
57. What is the national animal of Scotland
58. Five-headed dragon in Dragonquest

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2. People sometimes tie belts around their ____s.
3. Another word for capacity.
6. If you laugh or smirk at a joke then you are _____.
7. Several fully-grown girls.
8. An Australian animal that eats gum leaves and lives in trees. Very sleepy.
13. A sharp and pointy object that you might use in a battle.
14. Works in court.
18. the wild. She’s too soft.
21. A rose colored parrot that is native to Australia.
23. The sun sets at _____.
25. You would go to this place to get your teeth checked.
26. A fuzzy floor material
28. Chop a sandwich in two and then you will have two .
31. Ben P likes to eat them (similar to spaghetti)
33. Your laptop or PC is one of these.
35. The second month of the year.
39. The full word for BBQ.
40. A slip of paper that tells you what you can buy and eat from a canteen or cafe.
41. A volcano does this every once in a long while.
42. To make a copy of something.
44. The police might someone if they break the law bad enough.
45. A shade of red.
46. Perhaps if you don’t treat a bee sting right, the area that stung might get .
47. You would use this to look at the stars or something very far away.
49. People can borrow books from their local .
50. There’s a recycling bin, a greens’ ____ bin,
51. People sometimes twist or sprain this joint when they mis-judge a step.

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1. The opposite of positive.
2. This day is the hump day of the week.
4. The _____ forecast said that today would be rainy.
5. Every laptop would use this. It is similar to Google Chrome.
9. If your parents have sisters then that makes them your .
10. The “land version” of an ocean turtle.
11. Bilbo leaves his hobbit hole to go on a
12. Another word for a kayak
15. A ship would release this object into the water to stop themselves from drifting.
16. Gandalf and Thorin and Co.
17. Fairy lights and cars would be powered by these.
19. This flying object is small, has a remote and can be used at home for fun.
20. The middle part of your hand
22. If you have stairs in your house that lead to a room above you, then you will have several of these.
24. You might have your washing machine in this room.
27. A form of dairy that is thick and similar to sour cream.
29. Reading, Writing and Math are all what?
30. Cars usually have four ____s.
32. Water droplets on the leaves and petals of plants in the morning.
34. This is a type of soft and expensive
36. a rubbish bin.
37. Opposite to public.
38. Before you begin to walk, you will do this.
43. It is counted as rude to do this while two or more people are conversing.
44. A synonym for terrible and horrible.
46. I don’t think that my dog would be able to
48. The joint that connects your forearm to your upper arm is called an .

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2. People sometimes tie belts around their ____s.
3. Another word for capacity.
6. If you laugh or smirk at a joke then you are _____.
7. Several fully-grown girls.
8. An Australian animal that eats gum leaves and lives in trees. Very sleepy.
13. A sharp and pointy object that you might use in a battle.
14. Works in court.
18. the wild. She’s too soft.
21. A rose colored parrot that is native to Australia.
23. The sun sets at _____.
25. You would go to this place to get your teeth checked.
26. A fuzzy floor material
28. Chop a sandwich in two and then you will have two .
31. Ben P likes to eat them (similar to spaghetti)
33. Your laptop or PC is one of these.
35. The second month of the year.
39. The full word for BBQ.
40. A slip of paper that tells you what you can buy and eat from a canteen or cafe.
41. A volcano does this every once in a long while.
42. To make a copy of something.
44. The police might someone if they break the law bad enough.
45. A shade of red.
46. Perhaps if you don’t treat a bee sting right, the area that stung might get .
47. You would use this to look at the stars or something very far away.
49. People can borrow books from their local .
50. There’s a recycling bin, a greens’ ____ bin,
51. People sometimes twist or sprain this joint when they mis-judge a step.

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1. The opposite of positive.
2. This day is the hump day of the week.
4. The _____ forecast said that today would be rainy.
5. Every laptop would use this. It is similar to Google Chrome.
9. If your parents have sisters then that makes them your .
10. The “land version” of an ocean turtle.
11. Bilbo leaves his hobbit hole to go on a
12. Another word for a kayak
15. A ship would release this object into the water to stop themselves from drifting.
16. Gandalf and Thorin and Co.
17. Fairy lights and cars would be powered by these.
19. This flying object is small, has a remote and can be used at home for fun.
20. The middle part of your hand
22. If you have stairs in your house that lead to a room above you, then you will have several of these.
24. You might have your washing machine in this room.
27. A form of dairy that is thick and similar to sour cream.
29. Reading, Writing and Math are all what?
30. Cars usually have four ____s.
32. Water droplets on the leaves and petals of plants in the morning.
34. This is a type of soft and expensive
36. a rubbish bin.
37. Opposite to public.
38. Before you begin to walk, you will do this.
43. It is counted as rude to do this while two or more people are conversing.
44. A synonym for terrible and horrible.
46. I don’t think that my dog would be able to
48. The joint that connects your forearm to your upper arm is called an .

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3. The lovely Bride.
4. groom’s auntie with a musical talent.
5. Bridesmaid with the longest hair, loves planning and can tell you lots of funny stories about the bride.
8. Bride’s brother’s girlfriend who is really good with makeup.
9. Groom's cousin who wants to be a diving instructor and is really good at maths.
10. Groom's uncle who prevents enemy forces from invading England (or used to work for the ministry of defence).
11. Groom's friend who works as a maths teacher and has a girlfriend in France.
16. Groom's uncle who used to work in canary wharf.
18. Beautiful new mother to a little Jack.
20. Groomsman who recently became a father.
21. Bride’s oldest cousin and knitting expert.
22. Bride’s family name (means “new stream”, or “new electrical current” in Swedish).
23. Groom's oldest cousin who got married himself recently and loves music.
25. Youngest brother of the groom also known as Lobbie or Blobbie (or Basin, but don’t tell him we said that).
27. Groom’s family name (English but used to be Scottish.. or was it Irish? Ask auntie Al if you’re curious, she might know).
28. Groom's brother who speaks japanese (some real some made up we suspect) every now and then.
29. Youngest bridesmaid and big twilight fan.
31. Bride’s auntie from Wales.
33. Groom's uncle who rules the Welsh (or works in the Welsh assembly).
34. Groom's youngest cousin and expert origamist and pianist.
35. Groomsman with the longest hair who used to work as a farmer in Japan. Also saves trees in Scotland sometimes.
36. Bridesmaid who laughs the most.

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1. Father of the groom and connoisseur of good wine.
2. Brother of the bride whose favourite English word is “dude!”
4. Groom's cousin who loves horses and cupcakes.
6. bridesmaid from Transylvania (doesn’t bite, at least not before midnight).
7. Bride’s auntie who got married herself last year and went to Scotland to see the Proclaimers on her honeymoon.
12. Groom's grandad and former art professor. If you draw him a picture of the bride and groom he can tell you if it is any good (if it is place it with the wedding presents).
13. Nice chap who likes cats and is lucky enough to be dating the pretty red headed bridesmaid.
14. Australian-irish honourary McFarlane.
15. The handsome groom.
17. Father of the bride and a huge Zlatan fan.
18. Oldest brother of the groom who is soon almost Australian.
19. Two of the groom’s lovely aunties, one who loves festivals and creating family trees, and one who loves animals and knows a lot about finance.
23. Bride’s newest uncle.
24. Groom's grama and former cartographer (it means making maps, if you ask nicely she might make you one if you have trouble finding your seat).
26. Bride’s uncle who used to ba a sailor.
30. Bridesmaid with red hair who probably misses her cat by now.
31. Married to groom's cousin and knows a lot about brains.
32. Mother of the groom who owns a lot of dresses.

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5. The study and exploration of the world's oceans
8. Animal-like component of plankton that feed on plankton and other zooplankton (primary consumers) (think ANIMALS belong in a ZOO)
9. The amount of dissolved salts in seawater
14. filter Living organisms (plants & animals) that "clean" water through natural processes [ex. oysters filter out water as they eat collecting contaminants in their bodies]
16. factor Non-living factors of the environment that an organism lives in (ex. sun, water, air, soil)
17. The farming of saltwater and freshwater organisms (i.e. shrimp farms)
19. a process used by some bacteria in the ocean to generate energy with methane and hydrogen sulfide
22. A ring-shaped coral reef that surrounds a shallow lagoon
23. The production of non-thermal light by creatures converting chemical energy to light energy to lure prey, attract a mate, or assist in keeping a species together. ~75% of creatures glow.
27. slope The steep incline between the continental shelf and the abyssal plain; also thought of as the "true" edge of the continent
28. zone 1000 to 4000m; higher pressure, dense water, cold, fewer animals, no light
31. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
32. Not having light; darkness
33. vent An opening in the sea floor where super-heated water, gases, and other nutrients are released into the surrounding seawater

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1. Having light
2. Sound NAvigation Ranging - used to measure ocean depth by sending sound to bounce off the ocean floor
3. (deep) zone Extends from 6000m deep to the bottom of the ocean; very few animals; temperature near freezing; high pressure
4. spreading A process by which new rock is added to the ocean floor along the boundary of diverging plates
6. Extends past the sunlight zone
7. zone 4000 to 6000 m; no light; crushing pressure, very cold and salty; few animals; sea cucumber and tube worms
10. Free-swimming organisms move all through the water column and are independent of the tides, currents and waves
11. zone 200 to 1000m; dim light, denser water, more pressure
12. A volcanic peak that rises at least 3280 ft (1000 m) from ocean floor
13. factor The living organisms of the environment
15. zone The area that lies between the low-tide and the high-tide line
18. Body of water where fresh water meets saltwater
20. The deepest parts of the ocean. The deepest one is the Marianas Trench (located in the S. Pacific Ocean - almost 5 miles deep)
21. The movement of cold water upward from the deep ocean that is caused by wind. This brings up tiny organisms, minerals & nutrients to come from deepest parts of ocean
24. zone The first 200m of ocean water that extends outward from shore and covers most of the continental shelf; warm, much light, diverse with plants and animals
25. ridge A chain of undersea mountains that circles the Earth through every ocean
26. shelf Extends from the edge of the continent outward to where the bottom sharply drops off into a steep slope
29. Tiny algae and plants that float in water and are carried by waves and currents. They MAKE their own food. Phyto (think PHOTOSYNTHESIS)
30. Organisms that live on, near or in the ocean floor
34. Microscopic algae with plate-like structures composed of silica

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8. not allowing refusal or delay; imperative
9. to predict
10. a universal truth; an established rule
12. to dry out; to remove moisture
15. to take over; to seize power
16. to overshelm; to fill beyond capacity
18. of or relating to a thing’s basic nature; inherent
19. a trace or evidence of something that once existed
20. to frustrate; confuse
21. melodious; pleasing to the ear
22. full; abundant
24. someone who participates in a conversation
27. technical names or naming system in an art or science
28. condescendingly proud; arrogant
30. everyday language
31. treating with condescension; acting superior
33. a robber or bandit
37. a deliberately deceptive or misleading argument
38. rotten and foul smelling
42. dark and forbidding
43. harsh in tone; bitterly critical
46. suitable for cultivation of land
48. a servant for menial tasks
50. incompatible; unsuitable for the situation
51. everyday; commonplace
54. of questionable authenticity, but widely believed
56. submissive; slavish
57. an accessory item of dress or equipment
59. to include or consist of; contain
61. using or consuming sparingly
64. composure; calmness
66. to regard with respect, awe, or adoration
68. an overabundance; excess
69. an established principle; a truth or rule of conduct
70. harmless
74. to shorten
76. to make amends for
79. relating to laughter; laughable
80. unconcerned; indifferent
82. worldly; sophisticated
84. travel by walking
86. keen; mentally sharp
87. fragile; easy to break
88. an artist’s or a designer’s workshop
89. acclaim or praise
90. a preliminary statement; an introduction

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1. an obvious remark; a cliché
2. causing mental or physical pain
3. to respect or revere
4. to plan cleverly; to devise
5. pertaining to twilight
6. to pass off as genuine or valuable
7. to remove vulgar or objectionable material
11. extremely old; antiquated
13. one who bears the blame for others
14. mutually destructive
17. a suspension of activity; an authorized delay
23. a difficult and embarrassing situation
25. a release of emotional tension
26. rapport and goodwill
29. no longer current or applicable; antiquated
32. a magic charm or superstitious object for protection or luck
34. overbearing pride; arrogance
35. strictly disregarding individual differences or circumstances
36. an evil or wicked act
39. occurring or seeming to occur everywhere; omnipresent
40. a list or collection of items
41. disrespect
44. a chant; a recited magical spell
45. tiresome and long; seemingly endless
47. effective; producing the desired outcome
49. abundant; prevalent
52. a fight; an uproar
53. a small group of people who share interests and meet frequently
55. alarming dismay or concern
58. haughty; scornful
60. transparent; clear
62. a transformation or dramatic change
63. restrictive; imposing demanding standards
65. to waver; to sway indecisively
67. mournful; gloomy
71. narrowly confined to a particular group
72. pertaining to extraordinarily detailed and vivid recall
73. any long, repetitive, or dull recital
75. boundless authority; unlimited power to act
77. fervent; fanatical
78. showing false piety or righteousness
81. marked by luxury or pleasure
83. a deviation from the norm; an odd or peculiar occurrence
85. to alienate

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2. Teacher's most common form of communication with parents etc.
6. Our twilight sports top graphic said as such : Girls go _____!
7. The fast food we would always eat on friday.
8. The character in the office that shares the same name as your new school as of 2026.
11. The thing that has to be done for each student. Also of which, you dread to complete.
12. The brand of tool you use to have a "good hair day."
15. What you did prior to landing a full time teaching position.
16. The word that Miss Trunchbull about the kids learning to spell.
21. Childhood disney channel show "As the bell ____"
23. Hand sign you make your kids do when they have the same answer a someone else.
24. The financial topic we learnt about in our later years of primary school.
26. The people who came to visit your school, and you were convinced they were flirting with you.
30. His, hers, mine, ours, as ana example.
31. A describing word.
32. The one thing you must make/have before you leave the house.
34. The white writing on the classic royal blue 'teacher lanyard'.
36. Who you turn into when school break rolls around.
37. Each of two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings.
39. That one day where everyone dresses up at school as a character of choice.

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1. The "dance" we went to in primary school where we could live out our cowgirl dreams.
3. Fill in the blank "Look, cover, _____, check."
4. What every teacher has, but always says they don't.
5. What goes off that tells students to get to class/go to lunch.
8. What your students call you.
9. Jackson five said" _ _ _ is easy as 1, 2, 3"
10. The word I like to use to describe your handwriting.
13. Fill in the blanks "Stop, _ ____ ____ what you're doing." - Ivan Frederic.
14. The one food that was always served at school discos.
17. What we all believe kids are that they have you as their teacher.
18. The food place you were able to frequent on many lunch hours due the school's prime location.
19. The brand/name of school shoes we used to wear.
20. What mum unfortunately but commonly was for pick up and drop off.
22. We used to have to wear one in art class and they were lowkey uncomfortable.
25. The fruit you would find at a teacher's desk.
26. The computer game that had all the games. Including our favourite dentist one.
27. The one activity you used to do "daily" before it got a paywall.
28. A place where you all (teachers) hang out, and a place I'd love to one day visit and be apart of. Some might call it the "Teacher's Smoko"
29. First name of the teacher at St Rochs that used to wear clogs and fitted blazers with elbow patches and the sleeves rolled up.
33. What we used to have to wrap our coins in when doing our lunch orders.
35. Your favourite grade to teach but also the grade you will teach next year.
38. A doing word.

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2. In the golden haze of the afternoon, the villagers moved in a collective [], as if lulled into a dream by the relentless drone of cicadas.
4. The doctor, with wisdom gleaned from ancient texts and the murmurs of spirits, would would [] remedies that healed not just the body, but the soul.
5. The [], a stern figure with a face carved from stone, stood at the courthouse door, guarding the gateway to justice and fate.
10. The [], with eyes as wild as the jungle that concealed him, moved through the night like a shadow fleeing the dawn.
11. His [] brow, etched with the lines of a lifetime’s burdens, told stories of hardship and resilience without uttering a word.
12. In a [] gesture that defied the bitterness of years, the old matriarch opened her doors to the orphans, offering them not just shelter but hope.
13. The [] mansion, once resplendent in its glory, now stood as a melancholic monument to a past lost to the ravages of time.
14. Her [] smile, untainted by the cynicism of the world, shone like a beacon of purity in the midst of the village’s dark secrets.
15. Beneath the surface of the tranquil village lay a web of [], woven with threads of secrets and lies that shimmered in the moonlight.
18. The old man spoke in a [] so ancient and lilting that it seemed to carry the whispers of forgotten ancestors in every word.
21. His [] was like a sharp gust of wind, unsettling the calm and drawing startled glances from those who clung to decorum.
22. The [], with its humble church and its congregation of dreamers, was a sanctuary where souls found solace and whispered their prayers to the heavens.

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1. The [] white room, devoid of warmth and life, was a stark contrast to the vibrant chaos of the world outside its walls.
3. The [] of the river’s current mirrored the swift passage of time, carrying memories and dreams in its relentless flow.
6. With an [] twist of his hand, the inventor brought to life a mechanical bird that sang songs of love and sorrow in the twilight.
7. The [], confined to his bed, wove stories of distant lands and forgotten times, his words painting pictures more vivid than reality.
8. The [] old man wandered the cobblestone streets, his mind a labyrinth where memories and dreams intertwined in an endless dance.
9. Obsessed with observing the movement of the planets and stars through his telescope, he had no time for mere [] concerns.
10. Amidst the [] of the carnival, where laughter and music intertwined like lovers, time seemed to stand still in a moment of eternal joy.
16. The [] constellations, glittering like jewels in the velvet night sky, seemed to hold the secrets of the universe within their sparkling depths.
17. The priest’s [], delivered with a voice that echoed like thunder in the valley, stirred the souls of the faithful and the lost alike.
19. The [] old man, with eyes clouded by the mists of time, recounted tales in which past and present flowed together.
20. The [], with a passion that bordered on obsession, unearthed relics that whispered the histories of civilizations lost to the sands of time.

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4. An ethereal dress worn by moonlit revelers at the Lunar Masquerade, woven from threads of starlight and soft shadows
6. A glowing ring of moonlight that crowns select guests at the Lunar Masquerade, marking them as beings touched by celestial magic
10. A mysterious hour just before midnight during the Lunar Masquerade, when shadows deepen and secrets are most likely to be revealed.
11. A soft, iridescent glow that radiates from enchanted lanterns and floating orbs during the Lunar Masquerade.
12. A soft, silvery mist that weaves through the ballroom floors of the Lunar Masquerade, curling around dancers’ feet like a dream.
16. An intricate, moon-forged pattern of icy threads adorning gowns, masks, and capes at the Lunar Masquerade.
17. A graceful and mysterious dance performed as the last light of day fades and the moon begins to rise at the Lunar Masquera
18. A deep, velvety cloak worn by mysterious figures at the Lunar Masquerade, dyed in the hues of the moon goddess Kynthia’s shadow
20. A distant, shimmering moon often invoked in the lore and legends told at the Lunar Masquerade
23. A hauntingly beautiful melody played only once during the height of the Lunar Masquerade,
24. A grand, moonlit ballroom suspended among the stars where the main dance of the Lunar Masquerade takes place.
25. A soft, shimmering breeze infused with moonlight and the faint scent of night-blooming flowers, often drifting through the halls of the Lunar Masquerade
26. A rare and radiant mask worn only during lunar eclipses at the Lunar Masquerade

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1. A delicate, silver-hued rose with crystal petals and a moonlit glow, often worn as corsages or tucked into hair at the Lunar Masquerade
2. A rare moonstone pendant worn by dancers of noble lineage at the Lunar Masquerade
3. A delicate, flowing fabric woven from moonlight and stardust, worn by dancers and nobles at the Lunar Masquerade
5. A mysterious masked guest or spirit who appears only once during the Lunar Masquerade, cloaked in midnight silk and silence
7. An elegant, flowing garment worn by lunar nobility at the Lunar Masquerade, made of midnight velvet and threaded with starlight.
8. A moonlit procession that marks the peak of the Lunar Masquerade, where masked guests parade beneath glowing lanterns and falling stardust.
9. swirling celestial wind that dances through the skies during the height of the Lunar Masquerade, stirring veils, lanterns, and moon-petal confetti
13. A fleeting enchantment cast during the twilight hours of the Lunar Masquerade, when magic is strongest and time seems to slow.
14. A rare lunar gemstone that glows with swirling hues of silver and indigo, worn in rings or brooches at the Lunar Masquerade
15. A soft, haunting lullaby sung during the final hour of the Lunar Masquerade, often accompanied by harp or flute.
19. A sheer, glistening fabric worn as cloaks, veils, or sashes at the Lunar Masquerade, woven from threads said to be spun from falling stars.
21. A rare, silvery nectar served only at the Lunar Masquerade, said to be brewed from moonflower dew and stardust.
22. A secret desire whispered beneath the fading light of the moon at the Lunar Masquerade

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3. (n) A dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface
4. (n) A dessert or sweet sauce made with milk and eggs, or milk and a proprietary powder
9. (n) A zip fastener
12. (n) Each of a pair of boots or metal frames fitted to shoes with four or more small wheels, for gliding across a hard surface
14. (v) Furrow one’s brows in an expression indicating disapproval, displeasure, or concentration
15. (v) Hang or swing loosely
16. (adj) A colour intermediate between red and blue
18. (n) A sentimental longing or wistful affection for a period in the past
20. (n) A machine for cutting the grass on a lawn
21. (adj) Light in colour or shade; containing little colour or pigment
23. (n) The outside limit of an object, area, or surface
24. (n) The joint between the forearm and the upper arm
26. (n) A reddish- or yellowish-brown flaking coating of iron oxide that is formed on iron or steel by oxidation, especially in the presence of moisture
28. (n) A very large marine mammal with a streamlined hairless body, a horizontal tail fin, and a blowhole on top of the head for breathing.
29. (n) A small fried cake of sweetened dough, typically in the shape of a ball or ring
32. (n) The darker stage of twilight
33. (n) A young cat.
35. (n) A closely woven fabric of silk, cotton, or nylon, that has a thick short pile on one side
37. (adj) In a very serious, gloomy, or depressing manner
39. (n) The short, thick first digit of the human hand, set lower and apart from the other four and opposable to them.

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1. (v) Show shyness, embarrassment, or shame by becoming red in the face
2. (adj) Audibly; not silently or in a whisper
3. (n) An agile tree-dwelling rodent with a bushy tail, typically feeding on nuts and seeds.
5. (v) (Of a lion or other large wild animal) utter a full, deep, prolonged cry
6. (n) A police officer
7. (n) Appreciation or acclaim for an achievement, service, or ability
8. (v) Make (someone) unhappy, disappointed, or worried
10. (adj) Having a sharply strong taste or smell
11. (n) Pasteboard or stiff paper
13. (v) Cause (someone) to feel awkward, self-conscious, or ashamed
16. (adj) Having or showing behaviour that is respectful and considerate of other people
17. (n) schoolwork assigned to be done outside the classroom
19. (n) The use of irony to mock or convey contempt
22. (n) (Especially in the western US) a man who herds and tends cattle, performing much of his work on horseback
25. (n) A microorganism, especially one which causes disease
27. (v) Smile broadly
30. (v) Take a brief or hurried look
31. (v) Move in a feeble or unsteady way
34. (adj) Covered by or resembling slime
36. (adj) (Of food) having a pleasant, distinct flavour
38. (n) Something in the shape of a spiral or coil, especially a lock of hair

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2. People sometimes tie belts around their ____s.
3. Another word for capacity.
6. If you laugh or smirk at a joke then you are _____.
7. Several fully-grown girls.
8. An Australian animal that eats gum leaves and lives in trees. Very sleepy.
13. A sharp and pointy object that you might use in a battle.
14. Works in court.
18. the wild. She’s too soft.
21. A rose colored parrot that is native to Australia.
23. The sun sets at _____.
25. You would go to this place to get your teeth checked.
26. A fuzzy floor material
28. Chop a sandwich in two and then you will have two .
31. Ben P likes to eat them (similar to spaghetti)
33. Your laptop or PC is one of these.
35. The second month of the year.
39. The full word for BBQ.
40. A slip of paper that tells you what you can buy and eat from a canteen or cafe.
41. A volcano does this every once in a long while.
42. To make a copy of something.
44. The police might someone if they break the law bad enough.
45. A shade of red.
46. Perhaps if you don’t treat a bee sting right, the area that stung might get .
47. You would use this to look at the stars or something very far away.
49. People can borrow books from their local .
50. There’s a recycling bin, a greens’ ____ bin,
51. People sometimes twist or sprain this joint when they mis-judge a step.

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1. The opposite of positive.
2. This day is the hump day of the week.
4. The _____ forecast said that today would be rainy.
5. Every laptop would use this. It is similar to Google Chrome.
9. If your parents have sisters then that makes them your .
10. The “land version” of an ocean turtle.
11. Bilbo leaves his hobbit hole to go on a
12. Another word for a kayak
15. A ship would release this object into the water to stop themselves from drifting.
16. Gandalf and Thorin and Co.
17. Fairy lights and cars would be powered by these.
19. This flying object is small, has a remote and can be used at home for fun.
20. The middle part of your hand
22. If you have stairs in your house that lead to a room above you, then you will have several of these.
24. You might have your washing machine in this room.
27. A form of dairy that is thick and similar to sour cream.
29. Reading, Writing and Math are all what?
30. Cars usually have four ____s.
32. Water droplets on the leaves and petals of plants in the morning.
34. This is a type of soft and expensive
36. a rubbish bin.
37. Opposite to public.
38. Before you begin to walk, you will do this.
43. It is counted as rude to do this while two or more people are conversing.
44. A synonym for terrible and horrible.
46. I don’t think that my dog would be able to
48. The joint that connects your forearm to your upper arm is called an .

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2. People sometimes tie belts around their ____s.
3. Another word for capacity.
6. If you laugh or smirk at a joke then you are _____.
7. Several fully-grown girls.
8. An Australian animal that eats gum leaves and lives in trees. Very sleepy.
13. A sharp and pointy object that you might use in a battle.
14. Works in court.
18. the wild. She’s too soft.
21. A rose colored parrot that is native to Australia.
23. The sun sets at _____.
25. You would go to this place to get your teeth checked.
26. A fuzzy floor material
28. Chop a sandwich in two and then you will have two .
31. Ben P likes to eat them (similar to spaghetti)
33. Your laptop or PC is one of these.
35. The second month of the year.
39. The full word for BBQ.
40. A slip of paper that tells you what you can buy and eat from a canteen or cafe.
41. A volcano does this every once in a long while.
42. To make a copy of something.
44. The police might someone if they break the law bad enough.
45. A shade of red.
46. Perhaps if you don’t treat a bee sting right, the area that stung might get .
47. You would use this to look at the stars or something very far away.
49. People can borrow books from their local .
50. There’s a recycling bin, a greens’ ____ bin,
51. People sometimes twist or sprain this joint when they mis-judge a step.

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1. The opposite of positive.
2. This day is the hump day of the week.
4. The _____ forecast said that today would be rainy.
5. Every laptop would use this. It is similar to Google Chrome.
9. If your parents have sisters then that makes them your .
10. The “land version” of an ocean turtle.
11. Bilbo leaves his hobbit hole to go on a
12. Another word for a kayak
15. A ship would release this object into the water to stop themselves from drifting.
16. Gandalf and Thorin and Co.
17. Fairy lights and cars would be powered by these.
19. This flying object is small, has a remote and can be used at home for fun.
20. The middle part of your hand
22. If you have stairs in your house that lead to a room above you, then you will have several of these.
24. You might have your washing machine in this room.
27. A form of dairy that is thick and similar to sour cream.
29. Reading, Writing and Math are all what?
30. Cars usually have four ____s.
32. Water droplets on the leaves and petals of plants in the morning.
34. This is a type of soft and expensive
36. a rubbish bin.
37. Opposite to public.
38. Before you begin to walk, you will do this.
43. It is counted as rude to do this while two or more people are conversing.
44. A synonym for terrible and horrible.
46. I don’t think that my dog would be able to
48. The joint that connects your forearm to your upper arm is called an .

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4. these sweet babies don't fly but fall with style (2 words)
5. this "cool" critter can be found at becky david
9. a homophone for a term of endearment that is a serious hazard to cars on the road
10. Colloquially known as trash pandas, these remarkable mammals wash their food before eating it
14. these architects of nature make you sit back and say, dam
16. this playful furball can be found at both the St. Louis Zoo and Aquarium
18. these cheeky monkeys live in madagascar and like to move it move it
19. these insects can be heard chirping in the twilight, some species can tell you the temperature
20. the only thing these flat nose bears love more than eating eucalyptus is sleeping
22. these are incredibly strong and ill-tempered mammals named after an island state in Australia
24. these airborn insects share one of their names with the bright lights that accompany storms
27. these spotted felines share their name with a brand of car
28. this mama lets her babies ride on her back, or in her pouch. The ONLY animal in North American that can do that
29. this porcine pest is extremely dangerous and often hunted from helicopters in Texas
30. these lizards make great pets and share a name with another nocturnal feline (2 words)
31. named for their active time, these avians have such a pretty song people have written poems about them

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1. sharing its name with an indestructable member of the X-Men, these mean tempered mammals look much friendlier than they are
2. this mammal, prone to crash, has a playstation series named after him
3. this wise bird is the symbol of Athena
6. these laughing scavengers are as whet as a warthogs backside
7. like many birds, this one is named for its 3 syllable call
8. this is the largest member of the rodent family has no natural predators and can be seen riding crocodiles
11. this creature is the mammal version of the rolly polly bug
12. this guy has distinctive cube shaped droppings that are hard to explain
13. these huge felines have "eyes" on the backs of their ears to deter predators
14. these sky puppies see the world from a different point of view
15. do not mistake this stinker for a cat or you are in for a bad time
17. this confusing thing has a bill like a bird, a tail like a beaver, lays eggs, and is one of the few venomous mammals
21. the critters look like a cross between a kangaroo and a mouse and can be seen as a puppet in an episode of Bluey
23. this dog-like good boy's name rhymes with a famous farmer's dog
25. this is one of the critters in the nocturnals series that always looks like it is plotting something
26. this sly canine like mammal's young are called kits and can be seen in Robin Hood
29. these large felines share a first name with a famous builder

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5. an area of low land between hills or mountains, often with a river running through it
7. someone who is active, determined, and often willing to use force:
8. a small knife with one or more metal blades that fold down into the handle
9. the act of exploding something, or the fact of being exploded
12. a small light that is held in the hand and usually gets its power from batteries
14. a part of a surface that is lower than the parts around it
16. Earth’s………. is a hard outer covering of the planet
18. the leaves of a plant or tree, or leaves on the stems or branches on which they are growing
19. broken stones, etc. from a building or wall that has been destroyed or damaged
22. an understanding of directions and positions that helps you know where you are
24. a natural appearance of coloured light in the sky that is usually seen in the latitudes nearest the Arctic or Antarctic
25. a large insect with long back legs that can jump very high and makes a sharp, high noise using its back legs or wings
26. a light or fire in a place that is easy to see, such as on the top of a hill, that acts as a warning or signal
28. the scientific study of the sudden, violent movements of the earth connected with earthquakes
29. the period just before it becomes completely dark in the evening

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1. a suggestion that something unpleasant or violent will happen
2. someone who is taken as a prisoner by an enemy in order to force the other people involved to do what the enemy wants
3. a tall building near the coast or shore with a flashing light at the top to warn ships of rocks and other dangers
4. a fire that is burning strongly and out of control on an area of grass or bushes in the countryside
6. a substance or piece of equipment that can cause explosions
10. heavy waterproof cloth used as a covering
11. an occasion when the sun disappears from view, either completely or partly, while the moon is moving between it and the earth, or when the moon becomes darker while the shadow of the earth moves over it
12. a piece of equipment that changes radio and television signals into sounds and pictures
13. a volcano that is …………….. is not active but has the ability to be active at a later time
15. the effects of a severe hit on the head, such as not being able to think clearly and temporary loss of physical and mental abilities
17. a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape
20. one of two halves of the earth, especially above or below the equator
21. something that is dangerous and likely to cause damage
23. a small animal with a long, narrow, soft body without arms, legs, or bones
27. the great size or importance of something; the degree to which something is large or important

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4. squid breakfast treat
6. a movie theatre
7. plant study
13. Melbourne first port settlement
15. one of the brand colours of the beloved hardware store
19. to stir up
21. "it is melbourne for bag"
25. terroni's restaurant specialty
27. beloved museum
29. Frankly my dear _______
30. what one wants at the olympics
31. eleni's kitchen specialty
32. moon shaped pastry
34. A favourite Genre
36. abominable snowman
37. shares the name with a famous london palace
38. croc decorations
40. australias greatest store
41. tourists were banned from walking over it in 2019
42. hawke maria's dog
44. useless
45. yes in french
46. A fun group activity to produce something with a nude person
48. named after an english town by settlers along the maribyrnong
49. a pasta shape
52. cooking outside
53. a holiday destination
54. Fashionable tennis player
55. a fun activity
56. land of the rising sun
57. Something yarraville and williamstown have that Seddon and Newport dont
61. great olympic games
65. your primary mode of transport
66. inner west park, rhymes with snakes
68. trendy secondhand clothing store
69. once loathed, now trendy
70. edward
71. "and it was on _______"
74. The House of dragon
75. goddess of love
77. "translates as ' i can hear a ringtail possum"
78. here you will find middle eastern eateries offbeat shops, trendsetters etc
80. a cappacino
83. a snake's warning
85. the best dogbreed
87. Old name for melbourne
88. anger
89. need these to win a game
90. a type of water
91. an old nickname for julian

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1. you can never have enough of
2. "the kennel"
3. a locals pronounciation of toorak of the west
5. tell em they're dreaming
7. happ _______!
8. A traditional Italian pasta sauce based on guanciale, pecorino romano cheese, tomato, and, in some variations, onion
9. sissying that walk
10. jibbles hated them
11. another refreshing drink
12. lesbians love them
14. essential hotwings menu item
16. a great italian eatery
17. fun drink
18. goes to beach and footscray
20. a refreshing drink after work
22. the colour of your hair
23. the big easy
24. a steal
26. australias longest shopping strip
27. you!
28. Large simple florwer prints
33. a footscray sweet
35. "One in a million"
39. obsessed with as a teen
43. i _ you
44. emblem of williamstown
47. Mecca
49. a hated thing
50. a fun activity
51. how to make a cake
53. a common local rock
55. eaten after swimming
58. The street where our first date was
59. Nickname for someone who lives in the west side of melbourne
60. a sweet treat
61. "not advertising!"
62. dinner and movie perhaps
63. facts and figures for short
64. our beautiful girl
67. a sport with origins dating back to 12th century
72. home
73. a fun activity in a pub or boardgame
76. whats goes into a locker
79. marine animal
81. Local fruit shop
82. a text message telling you your linkt account is overdue
84. a Weapon
86. melbourne brand

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5. to scrape or brush the surface of a shoe or other object against something
6. a professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army
9. to reduce the intensity, force, or vividness of; to soften
10. to retrace one's steps
12. debris from trees after falling or being cut down
13. engaged in raiding for spoils, especially roaming about and ravaging an area
14. an often noisy or disorderly group or gathering
17. the main force or impact, as of an attack or blow
18. to move or run with long, easy strides
22. animal dung used for fertilizing land
23. desperate or wild with excitement, passion, fear, pain, etc.
25. to disappear, vanish, or fade
26. having or showing good manners; polite
29. loyal and committed in attitude
34. severe mental or physical pain or suffering
35. large-caliber guns used in warfare on land
36. a craft for traveling on water, now usually one larger than an ordinary rowboat; a ship or boat
37. to wander aimlessly
38. to beat with a whip or stick as punishment or torture
40. very great in size, area, number, degree, etc.
41. appearing to see through someone; searching
42. a light ax used by the North American Indians as a weapon and tool
44. to provide or supply
45. an animal or other organism that feeds on dead organic matter

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1. lacking finish, polish, or completeness
2. a heavy, large-caliber smoothbore gun for infantry soldiers, introduced in the 16th century
3. to consider thoroughly; think fully or deeply about
4. a stiff, flat, thin material made from the prepared skin of an animal and used for writing
6. a strong odor secreted by an animal or plant
7. shoes made entirely of soft leather such as deerskin
8. a portion of a fireplace, usually of stone, brick, etc., often extending a short distance into a room
11. anything serving to point out, such as a sign or token
13. a body of citizens enrolled for military service, but serving full time only in emergencies
15. cautious and secretive action or movement
16. to demolish or crush completely
19. a rate of activity, progress, growth, performance, etc.
20. excessively or elaborately done
21. something necessary or indispensable
23. the land or territory that forms the furthest extent of a country's settled or inhabited regions
24. an underskirt, especially one that is full and often ruffled
27. the range or distance over which one can hear or be heard
28. strong, as in substance, construction, or determination
30. to be filled with wonder or astonishment
31. a dagger-like steel weapon that is attached to or at the muzzle of a gun and used for stabbing or slashing in hand-to-hand combat
32. a long, narrow ditch
33. in a way that is sharply or eagerly done
39. when the sun is below the horizon, either from daybreak to sunrise or from sunset to nightfall
43. of, from, or like God or a god

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1. a person who monitors water quality
6. fit or suitable for drinking
9. a salt or compound that has phosphorus in it
11. the act or process of making water more potable or useful, as by purifying, clarifying, softening, or deodorizing it
13. refers to microscopic bubbles of gaseous oxygen (O2) that are mixed in water and available to aquatic organisms for respiration
15. when contaminants are introduced into the environment over a large, widespread area
19. gas in a simple physical solution, as distinguished from gas that has reacted chemically with a solvent or other solutes and is chemically combined
20. a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority
21. water that is safe for drinking or consuming purposes
22. Yadkin Pee Dee River Basin is North Carolina’s second largest basin goes across North Carolinas mid section
25. refers to responsible use and protection of the natural environment through conservation and sustainable practices
27. A liquid in which substances are dissolved forming a solution
28. The deep is the lowest layer in the ocean, existing below the Twilight Zone in which some organisms
30. the movement of cold nutrient rich water from deep layers of the ocean up to the surface
32. describes the condition of the water, including chemical, physical, and biological characteristics
33. the land water runs on or above on its way to a river
34. a conserved natural habitat where plants and animals can thrive
35. a substance that an organism needs to carry out life functions

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2. a measure of how clear water is
3. the saltiness of a body of water
4. A point source of pollution is a single identifiable source of air, water, thermal, noise or light pollution
5. a deep hole made in Earth’s surface to obtain water, oil or other resources
7. naturally occurring inorganic that are essential to the functioning of the human body and are obtained from foods
8. all of the living and nonliving parts of an environment and the interactions among them that relate or are found in the ocean
10. an organism used to monitor the health of an ecosystem
12. all the waters on the earth's surface, such as lakes and seas, and sometimes including water over the earth's surface, such as clouds
14. a place where freshwater from a river meets and mixes with salt water from the ocean
16. Inorganic or organic ester or salt of nitric acid are the most water soluble of all salts, and play a major part in nitrogen cycle
17. water located under Earth’s surface
18. a microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation
23. a place where things are kept usually water can be either natural or man-made
24. natural water that has not gone into the ground
26. the continuous movement of water between Earth’s surface and its atmosphere
29. a measure of how acidic or how basic a liquid is
31. a part of Earth's surface covered by ocean water and contain most of Earth’s water

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3. A building in which people are legally held as a punishment for a crime they have committed or while awaiting trial
5. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
9. A cold dish of various mixtures of raw or cooked vegetables, usually seasoned with oil, vinegar
12. A small planetary body orbiting the sun, Now officially scientist decide it's not planet anymore
13. The sweet course eaten at the end of a meal
14. A mountainous island of Indonesia, to the east of Java; chief city, Denpasar
15. A small dish of food or a drink taken before a meal or the main course of a meal to stimulate one's appetite
17. High-quality beef taken from the hindquarters of the animal, typically cut into thick slices that are cooked by grilling or frying
19. A small planet that is the closest to the sun in the solar system
21. The planet on which we live; the world
25. The activity or condition of striving to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others
26. A person who has surpassed all rivals in a sporting contest or other competition
27. relating to the central part or main business and commercial area of a town or city
29. A weapon with a long metal blade and a hilt with a hand guard, used for thrusting or striking
31. A person who has committed a crime
32. The sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food
34. A person who sings, especially professionally
35. A group of players forming one side in a competitive game or sport

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1. A small reddish planet which is the fourth in order from the sun
2. An instrument composed of a blade fixed into a handle, used for cutting or as a weapon
4. The sixth planet from the sun in the solar system, circled by a system of broad flat rings
6. A large boat for transporting people or goods by sea
7. An item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with a filling between them
8. The natural satellite of the earth
10. A person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise
11. The largest planet in the solar system
15. A powered flying vehicle with fixed wings
16. An official who carries out a sentence of death on a condemned person
18. The unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
20. A distant planet of the solar system, eighth in order from the sun
22. A distant planet of the solar system, seventh in order from the sun, discovered by William Herschel in 1781
23. The policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country
24. A person or thing that wins something
28. A long-handled gardening tool with a thin metal blade, used mainly for weeding
30. A large town
33. The second planet from the sun in the solar system, frequently appearing in the twilight sky as the evening or morning star
36. A tool used for chopping wood

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3. Bride’s auntie from Wales
5. Groom's grandad and former art professor. If you draw him a picture of the bride and groom he can tell you if it is any good (if it is place it with the wedding presents).
7. Beautiful new mother to a little Jack
8. Groomsman with the longest hair who used to work as a farmer in Japan. Also saves trees in Scotland sometimes.
11. Groom's grama and former cartographer (it means making maps, if you ask nicely she might make you one if you have trouble finding your seat)
13. Bride's friend who came to England by boat and works for IKEA
14. Youngest bridesmaid and big twilight fan
17. Bridesmaid who laughs the most
18. Groom's uncle who rules the Welsh (or works in the Welsh assembly)
21. The handsome groom
23. Married to groom's cousin
24. Australian-irish honourary McFarlane
26. Groom's brother who speaks japanese (some real some made up we suspect) every now and then.
27. Bridesmaid with the longest hair, loves planning and can tell you lots of funny stories about the bride.
30. Mother of the groom who owns a lot of dresses
31. Oldest brother of the groom who is soon almost australian
32. Nice chap who likes cats and is lucky enough to be dating the pretty red headed bridesmaid
35. Bride’s brother’s girlfriend who is really good with makeup
36. Groom's cousin who loves horses.
37. Groom's youngest cousin and expert origamist and pianist

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1. Groomsman who recently became a father, can tell you lots of funny stories about the groom.
2. Bridesmaid with red hair who probably misses her cat by now.
4. Bride’s newest uncle
6. Father of the bride and a huge Zlatan fan.
7. Brother of the bride whose favourite English word is “dude!”
9. Bride’s oldest cousin and knitting expert
10. The lovely Bride
11. Bride’s auntie who got married herself last year and went to Scotland to see the Proclaimers on her honeymoon.
12. bridesmaid from Transylvania (doesn’t bite, at least not before midnight)
15. Groom’s family name (English but used to be Scottish.. or was it Irish? Ask auntie Al if you’re curious, she might know).
16. Groom's uncle who used to work in canary wharf
19. Groom's uncle who prevents enemy forces from invading England (or used to work for the ministry of defence)
20. Youngest brother of the groom also known as Lobbie or Blobbie (or Basin, but don’t tell him we said that).
22. Bride’s family name (means “new stream”, or “new electrical current” in Swedish)
24. Groom's cousin who...
25. Groom's friend who works as a maths teacher and has a girlfriend in France
28. Two of the groom’s lovely aunties, one who loves festivals and creating family trees, and one who...
29. Groom's cousin who wants to be a diving instructor
32. Father of the groom and connoisseur of good wine
33. Friend of the bride who recently became a father (also came to England on a boat, also works for IKEA)
34. Bride’s uncle who used to ba a sailor

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2. Bride’s uncle who used to ba a sailor.
4. Mother of the groom who owns a lot of dresses.
6. Father of the groom and connoisseur of good wine.
7. Bride’s oldest cousin and knitting expert.
11. Married to groom's cousin and knows a lot about brains.
13. Bride’s newest uncle.
14. Groomsman with the longest hair who used to work as a farmer in Japan. Also saves trees in Scotland sometimes.
15. Father of the bride and a huge Zlatan fan.
17. Bride’s family name (means “new stream”, or “new electrical current” in Swedish).
21. Nice chap who likes cats and is lucky enough to be dating the pretty red headed bridesmaid.
23. Beautiful new mother to a little Jack.
25. Bridesmaid with red hair who probably misses her cat by now.
26. The handsome groom.
29. Groom's grama and former cartographer (it means making maps, if you ask nicely she might make you one if you have trouble finding your seat).
30. The lovely Bride.
31. bridesmaid from Transylvania (doesn’t bite, at least not before midnight).
32. Bridesmaid who laughs the most.
33. Youngest brother of the groom also known as Lobbie or Blobbie (or Basin, but don’t tell him we said that).
34. Oldest brother of the groom who is soon almost Australian.
36. Bride’s brother’s girlfriend who is really good with makeup.

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1. Bride’s auntie from Wales.
2. Bride’s auntie who got married herself last year and went to Scotland to see the Proclaimers on her honeymoon.
3. Groomsman who recently became a father.
5. Groom's youngest cousin and expert origamist and pianist.
7. Groom's brother who speaks japanese (some real some made up we suspect) every now and then.
8. Youngest bridesmaid and big twilight fan.
9. Two of the groom’s lovely aunties, one who loves festivals and creating family trees, and one who loves animals and knows a lot about finance.
10. groom’s auntie with a musical talent.
12. Groom's cousin who wants to be a diving instructor and is really good at maths.
16. Groom's uncle who rules the Welsh (or works in the Welsh assembly).
18. Australian-irish honourary McFarlane.
19. Groom's uncle who prevents enemy forces from invading England (or used to work for the ministry of defence).
20. Groom’s family name (English but used to be Scottish.. or was it Irish? Ask auntie Al if you’re curious, she might know).
22. Groom's oldest cousin who got married himself recently and loves music.
24. Groom's uncle who used to work in canary wharf.
27. Bridesmaid with the longest hair, loves planning and can tell you lots of funny stories about the bride.
28. Groom's grandad and former art professor. If you draw him a picture of the bride and groom he can tell you if it is any good (if it is place it with the wedding presents).
29. Groom's friend who works as a maths teacher and has a girlfriend in France.
34. Brother of the bride whose favourite English word is “dude!”
35. Groom's cousin who loves horses and cupcakes.

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2. People sometimes tie belts around their ____s.
3. Another word for capacity.
6. If you laugh or smirk at a joke then you are _____.
7. Several fully-grown girls.
8. An Australian animal that eats gum leaves and lives in trees. Very sleepy.
13. A sharp and pointy object that you might use in a battle.
14. Works in court.
18. the wild. She’s too soft.
21. A rose colored parrot that is native to Australia.
23. The sun sets at _____.
25. You would go to this place to get your teeth checked.
26. A fuzzy floor material
28. Chop a sandwich in two and then you will have two .
31. Ben P likes to eat them (similar to spaghetti)
33. Your laptop or PC is one of these.
35. The second month of the year.
39. The full word for BBQ.
40. A slip of paper that tells you what you can buy and eat from a canteen or cafe.
41. A volcano does this every once in a long while.
42. To make a copy of something.
44. The police might someone if they break the law bad enough.
45. A shade of red.
46. Perhaps if you don’t treat a bee sting right, the area that stung might get .
47. You would use this to look at the stars or something very far away.
49. People can borrow books from their local .
50. There’s a recycling bin, a greens’ ____ bin,
51. People sometimes twist or sprain this joint when they mis-judge a step.

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1. The opposite of positive.
2. This day is the hump day of the week.
4. The _____ forecast said that today would be rainy.
5. Every laptop would use this. It is similar to Google Chrome.
9. If your parents have sisters then that makes them your .
10. The “land version” of an ocean turtle.
11. Bilbo leaves his hobbit hole to go on a
12. Another word for a kayak
15. A ship would release this object into the water to stop themselves from drifting.
16. Gandalf and Thorin and Co.
17. Fairy lights and cars would be powered by these.
19. This flying object is small, has a remote and can be used at home for fun.
20. The middle part of your hand
22. If you have stairs in your house that lead to a room above you, then you will have several of these.
24. You might have your washing machine in this room.
27. A form of dairy that is thick and similar to sour cream.
29. Reading, Writing and Math are all what?
30. Cars usually have four ____s.
32. Water droplets on the leaves and petals of plants in the morning.
34. This is a type of soft and expensive
36. a rubbish bin.
37. Opposite to public.
38. Before you begin to walk, you will do this.
43. It is counted as rude to do this while two or more people are conversing.
44. A synonym for terrible and horrible.
46. I don’t think that my dog would be able to
48. The joint that connects your forearm to your upper arm is called an .

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4. _________ approach; an approach to psychotherapy that, depending on the client's problems, uses techniques from various forms of therapy
7. sleep _______ is a sleep disorder characterized by temporary cessations of breathing during sleep and repeated momentary awakenings
10. the mode of thinking that occurs when the desire for harmony in a decision-making group overrides a realistic appraisal of alternatives
12. ________ neurons that fire when performing certain actions or when observing another doing so (in the frontal lobe)
13. ___________ processing; encoding that requires attention and conscious effort
15. ________ theory in hearing, the theory that links the pitch we hear with the place where the cochlea's membrane is stimulated
16. _______ listening is empathic listening in which the listener echoes, restates, and clarifies
17. the loss of memory
18. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and grey; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision
20. __________ cues are depth cues, such as retinal disparity, that depend on the use of two eyes
21. ____________ desensitization; a type of exposure therapy that associates a pleasant relaxed state with gradually increasing anxiety-triggering stimuli
22. _________ love is the deep affectionate attachment we feel for those with whom our lives are intertwined
24. the extent to which a test measures or predicts what it is supposed to
25. ________ exercise that increases heart and lung fitness; may also alleviate depression and anxiety
27. a simple thinking strategy that often allows us to make judgments and solve problems efficiently
29. the diminishing of a conditioned response
30. a concept or framework that organizes and interprets information
32. a sleep disorder characterized by uncontrollable sleep attacks
34. a completely involved, focused state of consciousness

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1. below one's absolute threshold for conscious awareness
2. a coiled, bony, fluid-filled tube in the inner ear through which sound waves trigger nerve impulses
3. our sense of self
5. _________ perseverance is clinging to one's initial conceptions after the basis on which they were formed has been discredited
6. a testable prediction
8. _______ area; controls language expression - an area, usually in the left frontal lobe
9. psychoanalytic defense mechanism by which people disguise their own threatening impulses by attributing them to others
11. the extent to which a test yields consistent results, as assessed by the consistency of scores on two halves of the test or on retesting
14. __________ conditioning; a type of learning in which behavior is strengthened if followed by a reinforcer and diminished if followed by a punishment
19. in psychoanalysis, the patient's transfer to the analyst of emotions linked with other relationships
23. the distance from the peak of one light or sound wave to the peak of the next
26. a mental grouping of similar objects, events, ideas, or people
28. the rules for combining words into grammatically sensible sentences in a given language
31. the extension of a neuron, ending in branching terminal fibers, through which messages pass to other neurons or to muscles or glands
33. retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions

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2. The magical location where everything resides
3. Colonel ____ had neither the time nor the inclination to explain himself to a man who rose and slept under the blanket of the very freedom he provided and then questioned the manner in which he provided it
6. Here, amusement was only ever a nickel away-- those were the best summer days.
7. The unfortunate direction that befalls even the most prepared or anticipated man or animal
10. The sum total of the iconic pair of numbers that guarantees supreme frustration for any gambling man
13. The first man to ever truly love me.
14. "Don't live your life to be different; live your life to make a..." (M. Hagan 2020 as inscribed in A Tale of Two Cities)
15. An aviator that is slightly obese and always piloting with his coworker from the Houston Airport (IAH)
18. You are ____ (showing or characterized by an ability to think or respond quickly and effectively)
19. He knows "the secret to survivin' is knowin' what to throw away and knowin' what to keep
22. Biblical book, chapter and verse that reflects how you encouraged, comforted and urged us all to live lives worthy of God, who calls us into his kingdom and glory
23. An old man going a lone highway came at the evening cold and gray to a chasm vast and deep and wide through which was flowing a sullen tide. The old man crossed in the twilight dim the sullen stream had no fear for him But he turned when safe on the other side and built a bridge to span the tide.

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1. You are _____ (consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted)
4. "All animals are ____, but some animals are more ____ than others (Orwell 166).
5. You are ____(of a person) clever, original, and inventive.
7. The essential component that must be combined with reaching legal age to determine a father as successful
8. Studs, baseball, soda-pop, and a flop
9. A 1969 sitcom known for the iconic quote "the only steps in this house are the ones leading upstairs" that had a compelling reboot in 2009
11. A special acronym that serves as an homage to the hours dedicated as a team to the action packed story line of archeologist- adventurer aristocrat in search of mysterious items around the world
12. The hour of all releases related to Harry Potter books and movies in which you were obligated to provide transportation, supervision and hide your own excitement
16. "Nothing good ever happens after..."
17. A town in Oklahoma whose namesake will caution children around the world for years to come upon release of the chronicles
20. Good - better - best, never let it rest until the good gets better and the better gets ...
21. "I hope you still feel small when you stand beside the ocean, Whenever one door closes I hope one more opens, Promise me that you'll give faith a fighting chance, And when you get the choice to sit it out...I hope you _____"

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4. A brilliant male bookstore manager who crosses paths with an aspiring female writer will do anything to win her over. A charming yet awkward crush becomes something even more sinister when the writer becomes the manager's obsession.
5. Chicago marketing executive Emily Cooper is hired to provide an American perspective at a marketing firm in Paris.
8. A town where those who have been good throughout their lives go once they have passed away. When someone arrives at to this town, they realize they have been mistaken for someone else, and seeks help from a new friend to earn their spot in the town.
10. In 1980s Indiana, a group of young friends witness supernatural forces and secret government exploits. As they search for answers, the children unravel a series of extraordinary mysteries.
11. a quartet of bright, street-savvy friends who are navigating their way through high school, including all the of the triumph, pain and newness they experience along the way. Lifelong friendships are tested as Monse, Ruby, Jamal and Cesar confront the challenges of adolescence
13. Teenage Ginny and her family yearn to put down roots in a picturesque New England town after years on the run.
14. A teenager enlists his three best friends to hunt for a legendary treasure linked to his father's disappearance.
15. An exploration of big cat breeding and its bizarre underworld, populated by eccentric characters, namely zoo operator Joseph Maldonado-Passage.
16. Busloads of Connecticut high school students head off for an extended camping trip, but a storm forces them to return home. Upon their return, the teens realize that all of the town's adults are gone in this modern take on "Lord of the Flies."

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1. After a traumatic year, a first-generation Indian-American teenager wants to improve her status at school, but friends, family, and feelings don't make it easy on her.
2. During the Regency era in England, eight close-knit siblings of the powerful family attempt to find love.
3. Set during the Cold War era, orphaned chess prodigy Beth Harmon struggles with addiction in a quest to become the greatest chess player in the world.
6. Thirty four years after events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament, a down-and-out Johnny Lawrence seeks redemption by reopening the infamous Cobra Kai dojo, reigniting his rivalry with a now successful Daniel LaRusso.
7. Hundreds of cash-strapped contestants accept an invitation to compete in children's games for a tempting prize, but the stakes are deadly.
9. It centers around D.J. Tanner-Fuller, a veterinarian and widowed mother of three sons, whose sister Stephanie and best friend Kimmy—along with her teenage daughter—live together at the Tanners' childhood home in San Francisco, California.
12. A series of stand-alone dramas sharp, suspenseful, satirical tales that explore techno-paranoia is a contemporary reworking of "The Twilight Zone"

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2. Exodus 20:2-3 I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. “You shall have _________ gods before me
5. Exodus 15:26 He said, “If you listen carefully to the _________ your God and do what is right in his eyes, if you pay attention to his commands and keep all his decrees, I will not bring on you any of the diseases I brought on the Egyptians, for I am the _________, who heals you.”
8. Exodus 19:8 The people all responded together, “We will do _________ the Lord has said.” So Moses brought their answer back to the Lord.
9. Exodus 7:13 “Yet Pharaoh’s heart became _________ and he would not listen to them, just as the LORD had said.”
11. Exodus 3:14 God said to Moses, “_____ who ____. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I am has sent me to you.’”
13. Exodus 18:24 Moses _________ to his father-in-law and did everything he said.
14. Exodus 14:14 The Lord will fight for you; you need only to _________.
16. Exodus 25:8 Then have them make a _________ for me, and I will dwell among them.
17. Exodus 12:42 Because the Lord kept vigil that night to bring them out of Egypt, on this night all the _________ are to keep vigil to honor the Lord for the generations to come.
18. Exodus 16:11-12 The Lord said to Moses, “I have heard the _________ of the Israelites. Tell them, ‘At twilight you will eat meat, and in the morning you will be filled with bread. Then you will know that I am the Lord your God.’”

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1. Exodus 7:6 Moses and Aaron did just as the Lord _________ them.
3. Exodus 2:24-25 God heard their groaning and he remembered his _________ with Abraham, with Isaac and with Jacob. So God looked on the Israelites and was concerned about them.
4. Exodus 24:7 Then he took the Book of the Covenant and read it to the people. They responded, “We will do everything the Lord has said; we will _________.”
6. Exodus 29: 45-46 Then I will _________ among the Israelites and be their God. They will know that I am the Lord their God, who brought them out of Egypt so that I might _________ among them. I am the Lord their God.
7. Exodus 33:14 The Lord replied, “My _________ will go with you, and I will give you rest.”
10. Exodus 40:38 So the cloud of the Lord was over the _________ by day, and fire was in the cloud by night, in the sight of all the Israelites during all their travels.
12. Exodus 23:25 Worship the Lord your God, and his _________ will be on your food and water.
15. Exodus 34:29 When Moses came down from Mount Sinai with the two tablets of the covenant _________ in his hands, he was not aware that his face was radiant because he had spoken with the Lord.

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3. Alesia is my first -born & only daughter. My first name is her middle name. We have been best friends for over four decades.
6. I once lived in Alesia’s house with her, & she once lived in my house with me. We’ve laughed and bonded endlessly over good food, including her favorite, Salvadoran pupusas. Remember that 8-week Belly-Dancing class we took together?
8. What started as a babysitting job for a family member, developed into a remarkable friendship. Alesia & I have been on countless adventures, spanning thousands of miles, from mountain tops to the ocean beaches.
10. Living in the same neighborhood has allowed for Alesia & I to bond as neighbors, friends, & followers in Christ. We enjoy neighborhood fellowship and women's Bible study together.
11. As an Iron Man Triathlete, Coeur is my preferred brand. When we're together, their tri-kits make Alesia & I the best dressed, most comfortable athletes on the course!
14. My magnetic personality puts others around me at ease. Especially at the gym, where I motivate women with encouraging words, jokes, laughter, & singing. I have a knack for finding common ground & being relatable to people of all backgrounds and competencies.

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1. I “MURPH’ d” in full government issued uniform with Alesia to raise $ for disabled veterans. Our friendship began when a mutual, professional contact introduced us so we could collaborate & grow an idea.
2. Separately, Alesia & I both hiked the Grand Canyon in 2024. If only we had known sooner that we shared a similar sense of adventure, we could’ve done it together! I encouraged Alesia to join me as a group fitness instructor & to seek her Professional Certification with ACE.
4. Alesia recruited me to join her as a board member serving for a local non-profit organization. Alesia & I competed in the Auggie Twilight 5K, making history as the first women's, post-collegiate track team to take the field. Our team’s average age was double the age of our competitors!
5. Homeschooling catapulted our friendship, landing us on numerous field trips & a family vacation together in the mountains where we bonded over reptiles & presidents.
7. When my oldest son Tyler got married, Alesia officially became my daughter-in-law. We share many common passions, including arranging flowers.
9. Like Alesia, I was born in Texas y’all! When our schedules allow, Alesia & I enjoy relaxing morning runs and play dates with our littles.
12. While I pull inspiration from many places, my favorite source is the strong, beautiful women in this room. My desire to celebrate you & your influence is the purpose of today’s event. I am honored to know you, to love you & to be loved by you. You are EVERTHING!
13. We were each pregnant with our 2nd child at the exact same time! I went 3 weeks early & Alesia carried to 42 weeks, making these making these 2 cousins just 1 week apart. Alesia is my sister-in-law.

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2. Separately, Alesia & I both hiked the Grand Canyon in 2024. If only we had known sooner that we shared a similar sense of adventure, we could’ve done it together! I encouraged Alesia to join me as a group fitness instructor & to seek her Professional Certification with ACE.
3. While I pull inspiration from many places, my favorite source is the strong, beautiful women in this room. My desire to celebrate you & your influence is the purpose of today’s event. I am honored to know you, to love you & to be loved by you. You are EVERTHING!
5. I once lived in Alesia’s house with her, & she once lived in my house with me. We’ve laughed and bonded endlessly over good food, including her favorite, Salvadoran pupusas. Remember that 8-week Belly-Dancing class we took together?
8. Like Alesia, I was born in Texas y’all! When our schedules allow, Alesia & I enjoy relaxing morning runs and play dates with our littles.
9. I “MURPH’ d” in full government issued uniform with Alesia to raise $ for disabled veterans. Our friendship began when a mutual, professional contact introduced us so we could collaborate & grow an idea.
12. When my oldest son Tyler got married, Alesia officially became my daughter-in-law. We share many common passions, including arranging flowers.
13. Homeschooling catapulted our friendship, landing us on numerous field trips & a family vacation together in the mountains where we bonded over reptiles & presidents.
14. Two days after running an ultramarathon together, Alesia & I competed in the Auggie Twilight 5K, making history as the first women's, post-collegiate track team to take the field. Our team’s average age was double the age of our competitors!

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1. As an Iron Man Triathlete, Coeur is my preferred brand. When we're together, their tri-kits make Alesia & I the best dressed, most comfortable athletes on the course!
4. Alesia recruited me to join her as a board member serving for a local non-profit organization & to join her post-collegiate track team. I recruit her to share early morning, long runs with me. Talking each other into all things “running” seems to be our thing!
6. Alesia is my first -born & only daughter. My first name is her middle name. We have been best friends for over four decades.
7. My magnetic personality puts others around me at ease. Especially at the gym, where I motivate women with encouraging words, jokes, laughter, & singing. I have a knack for finding common ground & being relatable to people of all backgrounds and competencies.
10. Living in the same neighborhood has allowed for Alesia & I to bond as neighbors, friends, & followers in Christ. We enjoy neighborhood fellowship and women's Bible study together.
11. What started as a babysitting job for a family member, developed into a remarkable friendship. Alesia & I have been on countless adventures, spanning thousands of miles, from mountain tops to the ocean beaches.

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2. the largest moon of Saturn
3. the galaxy that contains our Solar System
7. time after sunset or before sunrise when the sky is not fully dark
8. a dwarf planet in the Kuiper belt
9. something that happens rarely or never
11. moon’s crescent phase that occurs just after new moon
15. the circumstellar disc in the Solar System located roughly between the orbits of the planets Mars and Jupiter
17. a luminous giant star of low or intermediate mass
19. meteor activity at certain times of the year due to Earth passing through a stream of particles along a comet’s orbit around the Sun
20. roughly circular feature on the surface of a solar system body caused by the impact of an asteroid or comet
23. the scientific study of celestial objects and phenomena that originate outside the Earth's atmosphere
25. bound system of stars, stellar remnants, interstellar gas, dust, and dark matter
26. star which suddenly flares up to many times its original brightness before fading again
28. a gas giant with an average radius about nine times that of Earth
29. brief streak of light caused by a small piece of solid matter entering Earth’s atmosphere at tremendous speed
31. star ending its life in a huge explosion
33. the smallest and innermost planet in the Solar System
35. an icy small Solar System body that, when passing close to the Sun, warms and begins to release gases
36. brief, sudden brightening of a region of the Sun’s atmosphere
37. an astronomical body that orbits planet Earth and is Earth's only permanent natural satellite
39. the smallest of the four Galilean moons orbiting Jupiter
40. has the longest rotation period

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1. two stars that lie very close to
4. the distance that light travels in one year
5. light in the atmosphere caused by a meteor falling
6. phase of the moon at which the bright side of the Moon is the face turned toward the Earth
9. a region of space having a gravitational field so intense that no matter or radiation can escape
10. group of stars that forms an imaginary outline or meaningful pattern on the celestial sphere
12. the only region in the Sun that produces an appreciable amount of thermal energy through fusion
13. the explosive event at the beginning of the universe
14. a giant planet with a mass one-thousandth that of the Sun, but two-and-a-half times that of all the other planets in the Solar System combined
16. it is a nearly perfect sphere of hot plasma
18. an aura of plasma that surrounds the Sun and other stars
21. rocky, airless worlds that orbit our Sun, but are too small to be called planets
22. type of astronomical object consisting of a luminous spheroid of plasma held together by its own gravity
24. only astronomical object known to harbor life
27. temporary dark blemish on the surface of the Sun
29. has a reddish appearance that is distinctive among the astronomical bodies visible to the naked eye
30. named after the Roman god of the sea
32. beautiful lights seen over the polar regions which are caused when energized particles from the Sun react with the Earth’s magnetic field
34. event that occurs when the shadow of a planet or moon falls upon a second body
38. an interstellar cloud of dust, hydrogen, helium and other ionized gases

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2. Extremely. Very.
8. An itemized list of current assets
11. A chicken: especially: an adult hen.
13. Answerable as the primary cause, motive, or agent
14. an exhibition concert given by music pupils
16. A small shallow dish for holding a cup
19. To become mutually entangled or involved: to be twisted about one another
22. A feeling of contempt for something regarded as unworthy of or beneath one: scorn
26. Commanded the attention of interest of strongly or irreversibly.
27. Something seen otherwise then by the ordinary sight
28. One of the young unfurling fronds of certain ferns that are also often eaten as greens
29. Characterized by a strong bold belief in oneself and by freedom from fear, doubt and worry
31. A small cake usually shaped like a ring and fried in deep fat
33. Falling within the bounds of what may be done or be conceived within the framework of nature, custom, or manners.
35. Information gained over time
37. To make fearful
38. A written exercise done for a course in writing in school and usually intended to show study and care in arrangement
39. Thankfulness
41. Twilight: dusk
44. To reside in as an owner or tenant
45. Work (as embroidery, knitting, needlepoint) other than plain sewing: needlework
46. Designed for use or operations with the hands: worked by hand
48. To flow over and enclose: to overwhelm
49. Fully: entirely

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1. Strong attachment: zeal, enthusiasm
3. The parts of the upper limbs between the elbow and the wrist in primates
4. Plunged into water or other fluid
5. Incapable of being seen through lack of physical substance
6. One that has received and academic degree, a diploma, or a certificate
7. A member of a fictitious peaceful and genial race of small, human like creatures in the stories of J.R.R Tolkien
9. Text that is written or otherwise marked upon an object so as to create a lasting or public record
10. the act of attacking by surprise from a concealed position
12. Of great value or high price
15. Expression of gratification and approval or gratitude
17. Inclined to breathe with difficulty with a usually audible whistling sound
18. In a bent or twisted manner
20. Causing to move or go lightly by or as if by the impulse of wind or waves
21. Having a sweet smell or pleasing odor
23. Urban popular music originating in Nigeria in the late 1960’s that emphasizes percussion rhythms and features elements of jazz and funk
24. Affording much room: not narrow or constricted: roomy
25. To provide a substitute for
30. Material that slows the passage of heat, electricity or sound
31. In a slow, unhurried, and steady matter
32. Pale-colored soft bodied social insects that live in colonies and feed on wood
34. articles of convenience or decoration for use in living quarters, offices, and public and private buildings
36. the area of a baseball or softball field enclosed in a square with a base at each corner - called also “infield”
40. Sliding boxes that are opened by pulling out and closed by pushing in
42. Having the qualities or effects of a substance that in the right amounts can harm or kill a living being
43. Those identical ones that we are
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4. A large pot used by witches to brew potions
6. The dim light between sunset and darkness, often linked with mystery
7. The group representing the colonies that debated and declared independence
11. A stone chamber beneath a church, often used for burials
12. Colonists who remained loyal to Britain during the Revolution
13. A twisting maze—symbol of confusion or fear in many myths
15. The final major battle where British General Cornwallis surrendered
22. The town where colonial militias forced the British to retreat to Boston
24. A magical spell or charm
25. Member of the committee that helped draft the Declaration of Independence
28. Freedom from the control or rule of another country
30. A nocturnal creature often seen on spooky nights
31. A mythical creature made from parts of different animals
32. How Loyalists felt after hearing the Declaration read aloud
34. The final attempt by the colonies to reconcile with Britain before full war
36. A mysterious animal often seen as a witch’s companion
37. Thomas Paine’s pamphlet that convinced many Americans to support independence
39. What might illuminate a haunted hallway
41. German soldiers hired by the British to fight against the colonies
42. The colonial assembly that directed the war effort and approved the Declaration of Independence
43. Proposed the formal motion for independence in June 1776
44. A ghostly vision or supernatural appearance
45. A feeling that something bad or important is about to happen
47. Main author of the Declaration of Independence
49. American officer who later betrayed the cause and joined the British

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1. The sense of spirit and confidence among soldiers—boosted after victories like Trenton
2. Early battle that proved the colonists could stand up to the British army
3. The American victory that convinced France to join the war as an ally
5. Active at night; like bats, owls, and other spooky creatures
6. A formal agreement between countries
8. The 1776 document announcing the colonies’ separation from Britain
9. The harsh winter encampment where Washington’s troops trained and endured extreme conditions
10. The British monarch who refused to read the Olive Branch Petition
14. Commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution
16. Massachusetts delegate and key advocate for independence
17. To give up or yield, as the British did at Yorktown
18. The crucial partnership that provided the Americans with navy and troops
19. The 1783 agreement that officially ended the war and recognized U.S. independence
20. Describing a place visited by ghosts or troubled memories
21. A noisy ghost said to cause disturbances in the physical world
22. A sweet reward for trick-or-treaters
23. A tiny web spinner found in every dark corner
26. The first battle of the Revolution, where “the shot heard round the world” was fired
27. Armed resistance against a government or ruler
29. Strange or mysterious in an unsettling way
33. A forcible overthrow of a government in favor of a new system
35. A classic Halloween decoration with a glowing smile
38. A dark volcanic glass once thought to have mystical powers
39. British general who surrendered at Yorktown in 1781
40. Colonists who supported independence from Britain
46. Washington’s surprise victory after crossing the Delaware River on Christmas night
48. What lights up the sky on Halloween night

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2. Capital of Greece
5. A village on the west coast of the Olympic Peninsula
6. City in Washington state where the “Twilight” is cinematic
7. A country in East Africa, an island, it’s port is Louis
9. An island off of the Olympic National Park named for its cathedral
11. A “Cape” in Washington State where Table Mountain”it” will get you everywhere (That’s what SHE said.)
15. Japanese city where the
16. The capital of the Italian Tuscany region
20. A scientist and the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory
22. It’s a grand island with the name of a yellow bird
24. A Moroccan city on the Straight of Gibraltar
26. Name of an island that has two cities we visited;Oia & Fira
27. A “Sacred Family” can be found here, unfinished, still!
28. A rocky beach with a hole-in-the-wall and sea stacks
31. A port in Washington state, but also the name of a city in California, that is heavenly
33. A Mexican delight, just because coz)
34. An American city that has a space needle
37. The city where you can find the Trevi fountain
39. A South African “Town” where Table Mountain is located
41. The island where the city of Taormina
42. Alaskan wonder, especially in summer time
43. The Turkish city that is represented by it’s people in the Bible
44. A Canadian city “On the Lake” that you will definitely fall for…..
45. King Kong lives in this capital
46. Founded by the Greeks, it’s Frances oldest city
47. The garden city of Alaska
49. Lone Pine sanctuary is in this city where koalas and Roos recover
50. A Bay in Washington State, census-designated as part of the Makah Reservation

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1. There is a film festival here and it’s tres magifique
3. An island in Asian that is both the name of a city and country where they speak Malay
4. A bay in the African country of Namibia
8. The Italian city where The Godfather was filmed
10. City where Uncle Al bought property in Central America
12. City in Honduras
13. A Washingtonian city famous for it’s lavender, south of the straight of Juan de Fuca & on the north side of the Olympic Peninsula
14. A city in British Columbia w/ Butchart Gardens
17. The gateway city to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
18. Turkish city that is in two continents ;Asia and Europe
19. A city in NC where the entrance to the Pisgah National Forest is located
21. One of the many Indonesian islands where Tanah Lot is located
23. The Siesta Key of Australia, in the Whitsunday region of Queensland
25. The regional capital of Campania, Italy
29. The capital “Pointe of” Reunion Island
30. Japanese city with a cable bridge
32. This American city has Baranof island off its coast
35. Port city in Japan, Yamashitacho
36. A S. African “Port”
37. A beach Ana would love to rest upon with a gem of a name
38. Greek iconic city know for its three windmills & blue roof buildings
40. The city in Florida where Mercedes spent her birthday w/ Elias & Liera trading winds….
48. Japanese city that also has a famous dog breed
49. A”North”ern city in Washington,on the outskirts of Seattle, in King county

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1. Type of universe Marvel made mainstream
6. “Stranger Things” hometown of weirdness
8. ___ Spice, she’s (you guessed it) that girl
10. Plastic himbo who found his Mojo Dojo Casa House
11. Ye of many hits and headlines
12. Wild neighbor from “Seinfeld”
13. Latin trap star who wrestled in WWE once
15. Animation rival with ogres and sass
17. Nintendo console that goes portable
18. Rapper who says “okurrr”
19. Star of “Euphoria” and “Dune”
21. Swiss tennis maestro with smooth backhands
22. Obsessed with jewelry, poor dental hygiene
25. Odell ___ Jr., one-handed catch king
28. Celtics legend with a famous mustache
30. Greek Freak of the Bucks
31. Baseball MVP with serious flow
32. What every post hopes to go
33. The Creator, but you knew that
35. Phillies slugger with big hair energy
38. What wins championships, allegedly
40. Future of gaming—or motion sickness simulator
42. Yankees slugger who bangs homers and gavels
43. Packers QB before Love took over
44. “Summertime Sadness” singer with major vibes
47. Gets paid to exist online
50. Ocean whose fans still wait for an album
52. Padres shortstop who flips bats and heads
54. Queen of rap with Barbz army
56. Holland or Cruise, take your pick
59. Animation studio that always makes you cry
60. Internet’s universal language
62. First half of a paper company name
65. Certified Lover Boy who stays trending
66. When you totally relate
67. Vanished after the talking stage
68. Pop star who dove into “A Star Is Born”
71. Three-goal statement piece
73. Six rings, one “Flu Game”
75. Styles with the feathers and flair
77. Little guy who did a big thing
78. “Eras Tour” phenom with friendship bracelets
79. Win a few in a row

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2. Artist behind “Blinding Lights”
3. Canadian singer who found fame on YouTube
4. The person the playlist is about (you)
5. Golfer known for red shirts on Sundays
7. Star running back... or the name everyone yells in fantasy leagues
9. Human caught between a wolf and a vampire
13. The ultimate double feature day
14. Does his own stunts—often off planes
16. NFL game namesake, coaching legend
20. Singer with “Levitating” moves
23. Fastest man alive, mononym required
24. What disappears right when you need it most
26. Blocky world of infinite creativity
27. “Stranger Things” character justice never came for
28. “Black Mamba,” on and off the court
29. Fashion game strong
30. Island resident without much Wi-Fi
34. Shirtless werewolf team
36. Sparkly vampire, emotionally constipated
37. Starbucks size or pop megastar
39. Three-point chef (again, yes, worth a repeat)
41. Social media exile, temporary edition
45. One of three acting sisters—two Marvel, one Mary-Kate
46. The suburban sport takeover
48. Rapper who wrote “Stan” (and created it, basically)
49. Rapper who meows, apparently
51. Lakers legend known for Mamba Mentality
53. What you do on Twitch or Netflix
55. Vampire saga that launched a million fanfics
57. Someone who looks delicious, metaphorically
58. High school sports level—or a trendy jacket
60. Helmeted bounty hunter, for short
61. Singer who came in like a wrecking ball
62. Mother of Dragons (and poor endings)
63. “Old Town Road” cowboy and icon
64. Kai rival dojo of Miyagi-Do
69. Blue people, not bending types
70. Party-loving tight end, first name Rob
72. NFL tight end, podcast host, Swiftie favorite
74. “Positions” singer who also plays Glinda soon
76. Everything Gen Z is obsessed with lately
79. R&B singer of “Snooze” fame

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1. The type of kid whose diary is a popular book
3. This video game uses bricks to build things
4. Country that has pyramids, Cairo, and the Nile River
6. The type of meat Arby's features
7. The state that includes Tampa, Orlando and Miami
13. A 90 degree angle is also called a ____ angle
14. What the I stands for on freeways like I-5 or I-84
17. Sabrina who sings "Espresso"
18. The river that separates Oregon and Washington
20. Type of fish that lives part of its life in the ocean but returns to its birth river
23. Gonrowski has two of these on the wall
25. The capital of Texas
26. Basketball player who wore numbers 8 and 24
29. A sport where you use tees
30. Sports channel on cable and streaming
32. Thorny plant found in deserts
35. This car manufacturer makes the Highlander, Tacoma and Camry
37. Students got these at the end of the first week of school
38. Red, white and ____
39. Barlow's mascot
40. Portland's NBA team
43. The tallest mountain in Oregon
44. A restaurant famous for Blizzards
46. Type of pen that doesn't wipe off
48. Artist who did a duet at the Super Bowl with the rapper who feuded with Drake
49. The capital of California
50. Animal with many teeth and a fin
52. Capital of Washington
54. University of Oregon's mascot
58. Beijing is the capital of this country
59. WOMS PE Teacher
60. 8th grade social studies teacher at WOMS
63. It stops a sentence
64. Coffee shop that made pumpkin spice famous
66. This car manufacturer makes the Escape, Expedition and Mustang
69. Capital of Oregon
71. The road out the window
72. Our state
73. Lightning’s last name

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2. Brother to Luigi
3. He is part of a play title with Juliet
5. Animal with a long neck
8. Where we check out books
9. Tokyo is the capital of this country
10. Provides shade and oxygen
11. Dodger baseball player who pitches and hits
12. A Broadway play that featured founding fathers rapping
15. Type of fish that sometimes has a rainbow or is brown
16. It blows air around
19. Katniss is a character in this type of games
21. Country that has Guadalajara, Tijuana and Monterrey
22. A book that has all the spellings
24. He makes hot chicken
27. Mrs. Kahl's favorite band
28. The northernmost town in Oregon
31. Stock car racing series with Denny Hamlin, Bubba Wallace and Chase Elliot
33. A unit that measure weight
34. Streaming service with Squid Game and Stranger Things
36. Sport competition held every four years with countries from around the world
41. 8th grade math teacher at WOMS
42. Oregon State's mascot
45. The country to the north
47. Worn on feet
51. Animal with a trunk
53. Singer that sang Beat It, Thriller, and Bad
55. Hits the nail on the head
56. An activity with hooks
57. 8th grade science teacher at WOMS
61. One of the WOMS school colors
62. Rapper who feuded with Drake
65. Thorny plant with pretty flowers
67. The author of the Twilight series
68. This type of plastic brick is a toy used to build things
70. Demigod from Moana

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2. "ASHFUR WAS ALIVE, AND HE'D TAKEN SQUIRRELFLIGHT TO A PLACE WHERE ONLY THE DEAD COULD REACH HER"
3. "THE ONLY FAILURE IS NOT TO TRY. AND I'VE NEVER STOPPED TRYING"
11. "I DID EVERYTHING I COULD, AND IT MEANT SOMETHING"-THUNDER
15. "YOUR STUPID GRUDGE ALMOST GOT HER KILLED"-REDTAIL
16. "I BELIEVE IN THE IMPORTANCE OF LEARNING FROM WHAT HAS BEEN DISCOVERED BEFORE"
17. "I'LL BE LOYAL TO MY CLAN AS LONG AS I HAVE BREATH ENOUGH TO FIGHT"
20. "SHE'S TRULY THE BEST FRIEND I'VE EVER HAD, AND I CAN NEVER REPAY HER"
21. "IT'S NOT MY PLACE TO JUDGE YOU"
24. "YOU DIED SAVING ME. I NEVER WANTED THAT TO HAPPEN"-TREE
26. "YOU MADE ME DEPUTY, BUT YOU WON'T LET ME BE YOUR DEPUTY"-TAWNYPELT
30. "ONE LESS TRAITOR IN THE FOREST"- GRAYSTRIPE
32. "BUT I'M A MEDICINE CAT. AND I'M FROM ANOTHER CLAN"- LEAFPOOL
33. "HOPE IS EASY, BUT IT CATCHES NO PREY"
34. "AFFECTION? SHE HATED EVERY LAST HAIR ON HIS PELT"
38. "YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. THERE ARE FOUR CLANS. WE HAVE TO FIGHT TO SURVIVE"
39. "BLOOD IS EVERYTHING. BUT THE ONLY BLOOD I'M INTERESTED IN FLOWS FROM MY ENEMIES"-SCOURGE
41. "I'VE BEEN ARAID OF ANY CAT FINDING OUT I'M NOT A PROPER MEDICINE CAT"-MOTHWING
42. "BLOOD ISN'T EVERYTHING. LOYALTY IS EVERYTHING"-BARLEY
43. "MY NAME IS ECHO. I DREAM OF CATS WITH STARS IN THEIR FUR"-ECHO
44. "I WISH I HADN'T SAVED YOU! I WISH I'D GONE FOR MY BROTHER FIRST"
45. "I AM VERY PROUD OF MY CHILDREN. THEY WILL MAKE GREAT WARRIORS. AND I WILL WATCH OVER THEM FOREVER, I PROMISE"-TIGERSTAR

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1. "YOU CAN'T SAVE EVERY ONE OF YOUR CLANMATES FROM THE DANGERS OF THE LIFE YOU LEAD"
4. "NOT DEAD, NOT INJURED. JUST...GONE"-IN REFERENCE TO BRISTLEFROST
5. "I CAN HEAR THE VOICES CLEARLY NOW. THIS IS FOR ME TO DO"- FEATHERTAIL
6. "I'M NOT NOTHING. I'M SASHA"-SASHA
7. "YOU CAN'T PUNISH THEM FOR LOVING YOU TOO MUCH"
8. "WE CAN ONLY POINT OUT THE PATH. WE CAN'T MAKE THEM FOLLOW IT"
9. "PACK, PACK. KILL, KILL"- DOGS
10. "EVERY WORD WAS LIKE POISON"
12. "BEING A WARRIOR IS NOT ABOUT DESTROYING OUR RIVALS"
13. "THIS ONE WILL SEE INTO THE SHADOWS"-SPIRESIGHT
14. "BEWARE AN ENEMY WHO SEEMS TO SLEEP"
17. "WHY COULDN'T HE TALK TO HER INSTEAD OF TRYING TO MAKE HER FEEL SMALL?"-REFRENCING SQUIRRELFLIGHT AND BRAMBLESTAR
18. "SHE WILL NOT DIE TODAY.I WON'T LET HER."
19. "I HOPE MY DAUGHTERS CAN LEARN THAT LESSON TOO"-PEBBLESHINE
22. "I WILL MAKE SURE BREEZEPELT KNOWS I LOVE HIM, JUST LIKE ASHFOOT LOVED ME"
23. "THEY'RE OUR OWN LITTLE STORM IN THE MAKING"
25. "I'M FEELING A PULL TO GO BACK TO THEM. I'M A CLAN CAT AND ALWAYS WILL BE"-DAISY
27. "HEY, WELCOME BACK BRO"-DIESEL
28. "THUNDERCLAN, I RARELY SAY THESE WORDS, BUT-SHOW NO MERCY"-FIRESTAR
29. "THIS IS NO LONGER OUR HOME"
31. "YOU HAVE NO UNDERSTANDING OF THE WARRIOR CODE AT ALL. WHAT YOU'VE DONE HERE PROVES IT"-LEAFSTAR TO SOL
35. "STARCLAN IS CALLING YOU. DO NOT BE AFRAID"
36. "I DON'T WANT ANYONE FEELING THAT HELPLESS"-GRAYSTRIPE
37. "MY NEW NAME WILL KEEP ME WARM!"
40. "YOU CANNOT LIVE WITH A PAW IN EACH WORLD"

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3. State, , The period in which we first lie down and electrical activity in the brain begins to slow.
4. Adolescence, , The period from 14 to 16 years of age,conflict over social freedom.
7. Reflex, , Flinching and/or startling themselves often when they feel as if there are unsupported of falling.
9. , An umbrella term that describes the serious loss of cognitive functioning.
10. Reflex, , Infant curls or fans their toes when the outer sole is stroked.
11. , The transition from childhood to adulthood extending from puberty to independence.
13. Approach, , An individual's behavior is connected to his inner feelings and self-image.
17. Conditioning, , Learning of voluntary behavior.
18. , Your awareness of everything that is going on around you and inside your own head at any given moment.
21. Disorder, , A disorder that involves a break, or dissociation, in consciousness, memory, or a person's sense of identity.
22. , Return to a behavior that is a characteristic of an earlier stage of life.
23. Approach, , Studies the impact of specific social, ethic, racial, and religious groups on behavior.
24. Processing, , Happens without conscious awareness and you preform an action without even being aware of it.
25. , The behavior impairs an individuals ability to function in everyday life.
26. Adolescence, , The period from 16 to 19 years old or 16-18,has independence and experiences grief over future.
27. , How normal is the behavior when compared to the average person.
28. Disease, , A progressive disease that destroys memory and other important mental functions.
33. Fable, , Results when adolescents spend too much time thinking about their own thoughts and feelings.
34. Approach, , Cognitive psychology involves the study of internal mental processes.

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1. , Channeling basic impulses into socially acceptable behavior.
2. , A loss of special attention and favored status due to the birth of the second child.
5. , People see their own faults in others.
6. , Individuals embrace morality or inevitable future.
8. Approach, ,A system of viewing the individual as the product of unconscious forces, which control our everyday behavior in ways we are not aware of.
9. , The individual becomes saddened by the mathematical probability of death.
12. Wish-Fulfillment, , Dreams provide a psychic value" expressing otherwise unacceptable feelings.
14. , Is a legal term used to argue that a mentally ill person who has committed a crime should not be held responsible for his or her actions because they are unable to tell the difference between wrong and write.
15. , Removes anxiety causing ideas by pushing them into the unconscious.
16. Psychology, , Studies physical, cognitive, and social changes from inception to death.
19. Adolescence, , The period from 11 to 14, personal life is disregarded.
20. Clock, , Preferred timing in which people should leave home,marry, have children etc.
29. , A process that occurs at a present time in development, when the brain is ready to receive and respond to specific stimulus.
30. , Any pattern of behavior that causes people significant distress, causes them to harm others, or harm their ability to function in daily life.
31. , When one refuses to accept the reality of anything bad or upsetting or when you lie to yourself.
32. Processing, , when you are conscious and aware of your thought process and are focusing your full attention on the task on hand.

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4. A low spot surrounded by higher places; to feel sad
5. To surround; to include with a letter or in a package
8. To turn over and over; continuous series of short beats on a drum; what is thrown at Lambert's Café!
9. Planned or carried out with great care; marked by complexity, fullness of detail or ornateness
13. A person sent to find out information; to look for something
14. Upper limb of the body connecting hand and wrist to shoulder; to carry or supply with weapons or something that strengthens
15. A person without much knowledge or information about a subject
18. Wander; travel without a purpose or plan
19. A price; to rush forward
20. something done in a quiet, secret manner
23. Excellent or wonderful; impressive
28. A promise of quality;
30. Deserving honor and respect; having or showing honesty and good moral character; fair
32. A small town or village
33. very serious or formal in manner, behavior or expression; sad and serious; done or made sincerely
34. something that is wonderful and surprising; to express surprise and wonder
36. a member of a people who have no fixed residence but move from place to place usually seasonally and within a well-defined territory; an individual who roams about
38. To waste away physically; to become very thin due to illness or starvation
39. Easily broken, hurt or destroyed
40. To be discouraged or prevented from reaching a goal
43. A word that has the same meaning as another word in the same language
45. plain or unattractive; plain and simple in an appealing or pleasant way
46. The darker part of twilight

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1. To tremble or shake (hint: chills!)
2. A piece of clothing that hangs from the waste or middle of something; to move around the edge of something
3. Has accurate information
5. Finely done or made; very beautiful or delicate
6. Causing hatred or strong dislike
7. An urgent request or call for help
10. A public square in a town or city or a shopping center
11. Very sad and upset because of having little or no hope; very bad or difficult to deal with
12. plant life
16. having a lot of full and healthy growth; covered with healthy green plants
17. Person without common sense or easy to trick; to trick someone
21. A thick strand of twisted thread used in knitting and weaving; a long and exaggerated story
22. A tool for gripping and turning objects; to take something away suddenly
24. A place that is darkened or poorly lit; someone who is sad
25. Special meal with a lot of food and drink; religious festival; to eat a lot
26. Ordinary and uninteresting
27. Very clean
28. A narrow valley surrounded by steep walls
29. a small, narrow, steep-sided valley or gorge
31. About to happen; something that appears to be large and frightening
35. done with or feeling regret
37. tall and thin
41. Something that is torn, old and ragged
42. A little sprinkling; to run quickly; to destroy
43. having or showing an ability to understand things and to make good judgments; mentally sharp or clever
44. A solemn promise; to make a promise

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3. a border or case for enclosing a picture, mirror
4. the basic physical unit of heredity; a linear sequence of nucleotides along a segment of DNA that provides the coded instructions for synthesis of RNA, which, when translated into protein, leads to the expression of hereditary character
8. surface resistance to relative motion, as of a body sliding or rolling
9. an origin, creation, or beginning
11. a clasp consisting of a rectangular or curved rim with one or more movable tongues, fixed to one end of a belt or strap, used for fastening to the other end of the same strap or to another strap
12. pertaining to or of the nature of a spasm; characterized by spasms
14. an excuse, especially to avoid blame
16. the act or process of forming or the state of being formed
19. the branch of mathematics that deals with the deduction of the properties, measurement, and relationships of points, lines, angles, and figures in space from their defining conditions by means of certain assumed properties of space
22. serving as, or being an essential part of, a foundation or basis; basic; underlying
23. taking place, changing, moving, etc., by small degrees or little by little
24. a person who dedicates his or her life to a pursuit of contemplative ideals and practices extreme self-denial or self-mortification for religious reasons
27. a class or category of artistic endeavor having a particular form, content, technique, or the like
28. deep and painful regret for wrongdoing; compunction
29. to fill with delight or wonder
31. to burn unsteadily; shine with a wavering light
32. a strong, wavelike, forward movement, rush, or sweep
33. any of various solutions or preparations of this substance, used as an adhesive

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1. a person charged with the direction or control of an institution, society
2. a person with an extreme and uncritical enthusiasm or zeal, as in religion or politics
4. to rule over by right of authority
5. very cold in temperature
6. readily perceived by the eye or the understanding; evident; obvious; apparent; plain
7. something regarded as true and implicitly believed
8. a part as distinct from the whole of anything; portion or section
10. a person who is equal to another in abilities, qualifications, age, background, and social status
12. a dark image outlined against a lighter background
13. abounding in or clouded by mist
15. to surround or beset, as with troubles
17. goods, cargo, or lading transported for pay, whether by water, land, or air
18. a domelike, sometimes heavily armored structure, usually revolving horizontally, within which guns are mounted, as on a fortification, ship, or aircraft
19. full of glamour; charmingly or fascinatingly attractive, especially in a mysterious or magical way
20. a trick
21. a faint or unsteady light; gleam
25. extending in the same direction, equidistant at all points, and never converging or diverging
26. a dead body, usually of a human being
27. either the male or female division of a species, especially as differentiated by social and cultural roles and behavior
30. the period in the morning or, more commonly, in the evening during which this light prevails
31. any remains, impression, or trace of a living thing of a former geologic age, as a skeleton, footprint
34. the flowing back of the tide as the water returns to the sea (opposed to flood, flow

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3. Which 1975 film is considered to be the very first summer blockbuster?
8. What is the Dude's chosen sport in 'The Big Lebowski'?
10. 2009 James Cameron flick.
12. Babe herds these.
17. What sport do the vampires in "Twilight" enjoy playing?
18. Cruise epic adventure movie.
21. Charlies most famous recurring character.
24. A 1903 Tribeca Beaux-Art building, home to the real-life Hook & Ladder Company 8, famously featured as the firehouse in what 1984 film?
28. There can be only one.
30. Biographical sports drama about Olympic Runner, filmed in Tacoma.
31. Oldest running theater in the US per Guinness.
32. Thriller filmed in Tacoma starring JLo against an abusive husband.
33. Bambi's friend.
34. Young computer lovers activity in an '80s flick filmed in Tacoma..
36. Highest-grossing R-Rated movie of all time.
39. Jenny was one of these in Banshees of Inisherin.
40. James in Space?
41. Gutsy Aorta just didn't sound right.
43. Surname shared by the teenage vampire hunters Edgar and Alan?
45. In its belly, you will find a new definition of pain and suffering, as you are slowly digested over a thousand years.
47. Winner of three Oscars, including Best Picture, what 2021 film's title refers to people whose parents are Deaf?
48. Movie about old people and aliens?
49. First movie to feature a toilet flushing.
50. 1985 film starring Cher.
51. Early film projector.
54. Beatrix Kiddo was also known as The _.
55. What drug is Henry Hill arrested for selling in Goodfellas?
56. "I love the smell of _ in the morning."
57. How many Infinity Stones are there in “Avengers: Endgame"?
58. Oscars Best Picture of 2020.
59. Movie made in Tacoma, Eyes of the _.
60. What Prince song does Vivian sing while taking a bath in “Pretty Woman"?
61. This Club = a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal.

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1. George Romero is best known for his movies about which mythological beings associated with Haitian folklore?
2. In what Hitchcock film does he not appear?
4. What kind of breakfast does Donkey want to make?
5. What instrument did Julie Andrews learn to play for her role in “The Sound of Music”?
6. Hanks first Academy nomination.
7. Joaquin Phoenix received his first Oscar nomination.
9. Rose found this in her pocket at the end of Titanic.
11. What is the name of Lady's owner in Lady and the Tramp?
13. Who killed Manny's family in Ice Age?
14. Frenchy colored her hair what?
15. 1927 best picture war drama.
16. Flavor of pop tarts Buddy uses in his spaghetti.
19. 1989 movie filmed in Tacoma _ Fugitives.
20. Kristoff is raised by these in Frozen.
22. USCSS Nostromo is the spaceship in this flick.
23. According to The Princess Diaries, what fruit is Genovia famous for?
25. John Carpenter wrote the iconic scary theme music.
26. Luke's home planet of Tatooine has this many suns.
27. "In space no one can hear you _"
29. The theme for The Third Man was played on this.
35. 1990 movie starring Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore.
37. Bill Murray's occupation in Groundhog Day?
38. According to the HP books, how many total balls are used in a standard Quidditch match?
42. Dying word of Charles Foster Kane.
44. You remind me of the babe.
46. Dolly & Sly cult classic.
47. AKA Everybody Comes to Ricks.
52. Movie about small people with wild hair.
53. Bug on the back of Ryan's silk jacket in DRIVE.
62. Including the 2018 film, how many versions of A Star Is Born are there?

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5. A rare, feather-light blossom with petals shaped like tiny quills, often used for writing wishes or poems during the Sunpetal Soirée.
8. dreamy, flower-filled meadow just beyond the main celebration grounds of the Sunpetal Soirée, often used for quiet strolls, secret picnics, and whispered wishes.
9. A joyful, carefree laughter that echoes across the fields during the Sunpetal Soirée.
10. A soft, rosy glow that appears on cheeks after an afternoon of laughter, sunshine, and dancing at the Sunpetal Soirée.
12. A soft, rosy glow that settles over the meadow as the sun begins to dip during the Sunpetal Soirée.
13. A delicate flower that only blooms during the month of the Sunpetal Soirée, known for its soft pastel petals and sweet, airy scent.
16. A radiant flower that seems to glow with an inner warmth as the sun sets during the Sunpetal Soirée
19. A playful breeze that lifts flower petals into the air during the Sunpetal Soirée, swirling them around dancers and picnic blankets.
20. A radiant, sun-yellow wildflower that blooms only during the days of the Sunpetal Soirée
22. A warm, golden-hued leaf found fluttering throughout the fields during the Sunpetal Soirée.
23. A delicate wind instrument carved from sunwood and played at the very beginning of the Sunpetal Soirée to welcome the day.
25. A fragrant vine that drapes elegantly over trellises and arches at the Sunpetal Soirée, known for its soft, velvety petals and sweet sun-kissed scent
26. A rare lily that blooms only at twilight during the Sunpetal Soirée, with petals that shimmer between gold and lavender.

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1. A soft, shimmering glow seen on flower petals and dewdrops in the early morning light of the Sunpetal Soirée
2. A dazzling burst of colorful zinnias arranged in vibrant patterns across tables and garden paths during the Sunpetal Soirée.
3. A delicate, golden web of flowering vines that drapes over arbors, tables, and gazebos during the Sunpetal Soirée.
4. A dreamy, pastel-colored sky that appears during the golden hour of the Sunpetal Soirée, painted with hues of peach, lavender, and soft blue.
6. A warm-toned flower with velvety petals in shades of amber and gold, blooming as the sun begins to set during the Sunpetal Soirée.
7. A cozy, blossom-covered nook where guests at the Sunpetal Soirée rest and sip floral teas or sweet drinks.
11. A soft, melodic hum carried on the breeze during the Sunpetal Soirée, often created by a blend of bees buzzing, distant laughter, and gentle music.
14. A glowing, golden-veined leaf that catches and reflects sunlight throughout the Sunpetal Soirée.
15. A sweet, sun-steeped drink made from wildflowers and ripe orchard fruit, served chilled in glass flutes at the Sunpetal Soirée
17. A magical flower that never wilts, glowing softly with the warmth of the sun
18. A tiny, iridescent pollinator that dances from flower to flower during the Sunpetal Soirée, leaving behind trails of sparkling dust.
21. A sheer, sunlit fabric that flows like warm light, often draped over tables, worn as shawls, or hung from trees at the Sunpetal Soirée.
24. A vibrant, sun-kissed citrus fruit that blooms only during the season of the Sunpetal Soirée.

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1. Competing player
3. Sky feature
6. Skill-balancing number
8. Practice area for shots
11. Hole on the green
15. Tool used to hit the ball
16. First part of swing motion
19. Calm waiting skill
21. Athletic activity
24. One stroke under par
25. Headwear worn by golfers
26. Number of strokes taken
27. Guidelines of the game
28. Person who carries clubs
30. Playing companion
31. Concentration while playing
32. Pre-play activity
33. Late afternoon golf
36. Competition between players
38. Ability to direct shots
40. Equal play condition
42. Air movement affecting ball
43. Leisure activity
44. Path of the ball
45. Protection from sun
46. Release of ball by hand
48. Short shot near the green
49. Golf instruction session
52. Early tee time
55. Place to eat after playing
59. Shoulder support for a bag
64. Curve of a putt
65. Warning shout for safety
66. Intended landing area
68. Club for long-distance shots
69. Group of players
71. Final score result
72. Basic unit of play
75. Position of the ball
76. End of a hole
78. Storage spot on bag
79. Hazard filled with sand
81. A sport played by hitting a ball into a hole
83. Long part of the club
86. Training time
88. Friendly challenge
89. Body position before a swing
91. Storage area
92. Enjoyment of the game
93. Course official who begins play
94. Beverage on course
96. Handwear for grip
98. Small item marking ball position
100. Area around the hole
101. Outdoor playing conditions
105. Light from sky
106. Long-range golf club
107. Long-standing golf custom
108. Sun-shielding headwear
109. Step while walking
110. Way of holding the club

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2. Store at a golf course
4. Front of the club
5. Target area on the course
7. Steady body position
9. Proper behavior in golf
10. Two strokes under par
11. Belief in your shot
12. Main building at course
13. Sack that holds clubs
14. Flagstick on the green
17. Small water hazard
18. Body preparation
20. Area where hole begins
22. Longer grass beside the fairway
23. Vehicle used on the course
29. Two strokes over par
33. Cloth for cleaning clubs
34. Beginning of a hole
35. Common golf shirt
37. Cool area out of sun
39. Type of metal club
40. Marker for the hole
41. Rest after play
44. Angle of the clubface
45. Light food item
47. Club used on the green
50. Facility at clubhouse
51. Gentle stroke on the green
53. Slang for clubhouse
54. Moving between shots
56. Card used to track scores
57. Piece of turf removed by a shot
58. Expected strokes for a hole
59. Shoes for traction
60. Hazard with water
61. One stroke over par
62. Extra stroke added
63. Sand-filled obstacle
67. Wet playing condition
70. Area where golf is played
71. Courtesy during shots
73. Ball movement on green
74. Rim of the cup
77. Putt pace on green
80. Directing the shot
82. High short golf shot
84. Small stand used to hold the ball
85. Object hit toward the hole
87. Allowed repositioning
89. Motion used to hit the ball
90. Positioning toward target
91. Large water hazard
92. Physical conditioning
95. Organized golf group
97. Playing companions
99. Group often playing together
102. End of swing motion
103. Short grass between tee and green
104. Fastener on a golf bag

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3. villa hesabı
5. mezuniyet sonrası döktürülen bir şey
8. vize sonrası kurt dökme mekanı
11. bir süreliğine üzerine aldığın mesleğin
12. korona kafe
14. anadolunun en yaşanabilir yeri
17. powerpuff girls figürü almak için nerede yenir
18. starbucks olmadan önce otura otura bıktığımız bir yer
26. ilgi alanın
27. ilk tanışma tarihimiz
28. her hafta gittiğimiz bir okul
36. en iyi tatlının yendiği bir yer
37. italya ve karadenizin birleştiği bir besin, çok seversin
38. öldükten sonra mezarına gelmemizi salık veren birisi
42. gezdiğimiz bir yer
43. zekiyenin ultra bilimsel el kitabı
44. turşusuyla ünlü bir yerimiz
48. şovcular en hot uniforma anketinin sonucu
50. elinin tadını aldığımız birisi
53. saatliği 13.5
55. feyzanın azdığı bir şey
58. feyzanın anksiyete türü
59. zeynebin abisinin mesleği
61. zeynepin en sevdiği hızlı şarkıcı
62. mert hocanın utandığı ismi
65. atları ve güzel kızları ile ünlü olan bir yer
69. ghostlandığın birisi
70. izmirin en sevilen ulaşım yolu
72. düşüyormuş gibi yaparken düşülen bir yer
76. villada asılı olan zenginlik belirtisi
77. poğaça diyince onun adı gelir
78. saadetin her yere 20 dk uzak olan yaşam alanı
79. feyza diyince akla gelir
80. sevdanın konuştuğu gazeteci çocuk
82. yedi kartallardan kan emen birisi
84. villanın açıldığı gün
85. feyzanın charmdaki yeri
89. zeynepin bağlanma stili (artık)
90. mezun olurken arka planda çalan o şarkı
91. zeynep’in saadete hiç yapmadığı bir şey
92. tolganın içine girince bayıldığı bir şey
93. han kang ve beyzanın ortak kümesi
94. kolonyanın kimlik adı

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1. senin çok sevdiğin bir yazar, kör baykuş
2. feyzanın bize ilk yedirdiği şey
4. zorba diyince onun adı gelir
6. zekiyenin lügatımıza kattığı tamlama
7. ebruyla kurduğunuz şov
9. zekiye, beyza, ışıl, zeynep, ebru, tolga
10. feyzanın gitmeyi çok sevdiği bir yer, her fırsatta gider
13. saadetin okumayı sevdiği biri
15. poğaçada ilk tercihin
16. şovcular yılbaşı çekilişi pt1 sevdanın aldığı hediye (şimdi çalış sonra ağlarsın)
19. on saniyede tüketilip poşedi villaya atılan bir şey
20. zekiyenin azdığı insan tipi
21. zekiyenin en sevdiği renk
22. ilk öpüşme sonrası dağıtıalan bir şey
23. kollamayı sevdiğin bir şey
24. ilk konserimiz
25. denizini görmek için gittiğimiz bir gezi
29. 2024 yılı çekilişimiz hangi sınavla çakışmıştı
30. ırgat olduğunu kanıtlamaya çalıştığın bir durum
31. ışılın anksiyete türü
32. arkadaş olsanız çok iyi anlaşabileceğiniz birisi
33. piknik mekanı
34. beyzanın anksiyete türü
35. çöl (birinin memleketi)
39. şovcular yılbaşı çekiliş pt1 feyzanın aldığı hediyenin rengi
40. ilk fotoğraf çekildiğimiz zaman
41. geleneksel piknik günlerinde saadetin elinden yediğimiz bir şey
45. ebrunun yeni nesil çikolata infludağı bir yer
46. crispy ebi roll
47. çuval giyip güzellik yarışmasında birinci olduğumuz yer
49. saadetin mahlası
51. çocuklara kendimizi tanıttığımız bir ad
52. zeynepin charmdaki yeri
54. şocvular geleneksel yılbaşı çekilişi pt3 zekiyenin aldığı hediye rengi
56. ilk kez oturduğumuz cafe (tacizci)
57. üç doğum günü tek pasta ilk pasta
60. her hafta bir besin anlattığımız projemiz
63. içimizden biri
64. mide problemleri olan saç yönünden dezavantajlı bir arkadaşın
66. bursanın incisi
67. zeynebin sevdiği bir film
68. bir winx perisi olsam
71. ilk dersimiz
72. ebrunun lügatımıza kattığı kelime
73. feyzanın doğum gününü online kutlarken zeynebin tuttuğu yazı
74. havaalanlarının en sevdiğin kısmı
75. zekiyenin en sevdiği hediye
81. saadetin spotify wrapped üçüncüsü
83. hepimizi pembelere boyayan bir etkinlik
86. zekiyenin gizli fanı olduğu şarkıcı
87. zekiyenin lügatımıza katkığı ek
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4. Devices like this were used in ancient China to contact the dead. The modern version is a registered trademark of Hasbro Inc. It’s name derives from the German & French words for “Yes”
6. A book and movie series is based on the apparently real-life experiences of the Lutz family. The house can be found in this New York town.
8. A 1493 drawing shows skeletons participating in a particular type of dance.
10. Worldwide, this is the most common blood type.
13. Norman Bates from “Psycho”, 
Leatherface from “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” & Bufallo Bill from “Silence of the Lambs” 
were based on this real-life grave-robbing Wisconsin native
14. When Jason Vorhees was a little boy, he drowned in a lake at summer camp. His mother seeks revenge and starts hunting down the counselors of this summer camp
15. Six-year old Andy Barclay wants a “Good Guy Doll” for his birthday. When he receives one, the doll tells Andy that his name is this…
17. Halloween staples “An American Werewolf in London” and the music video for “Thriller” were both directed by this man.
20. In the film “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” Tim Curry plays this sweet transvestite that hails from the planet transsexual in the galaxy of Transylvania
21. Washington Irving’s horror story featured a town being haunted by the ghost of a revolutionary war soldier who had been killed by a cannonball.
23. This ferryman was charged with bringing people over the river Styx into the underworld

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1. BRAINS. This guy wants them. Ray Bolger’s most famous film role was based on a protagonist in a novel by Lyman Baum.
2. In a song by The Charlie Daniels Band, the Devil challenges someone to a fiddle-playing contest. In which state does this contest occur?
3. This Witch of Russian Mythology rides in a mordor, carries a broom, and lives in a chikcen-legged hut
5. This scary dude hunts downs his victims where they are most venerable: In their dreams.
7. These soul-sucking fiends are guards of the wizard-prison, Azkaban
9. Frankenstein’s Monster had been portrayed many ways since its conception in 1818. But this iconic look was first glimpsed in the 1931 film “Frankenstein” where the monster was played by this Grinchy guy…
11. Before pumpkins, Irish & British celebrators of Halloween would traditionally carve into this vegetable
12. In the 1963 Twilight Zone episode “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” Bob Wilson notices a gremlin on the wing of his airplane. Wilson is played by this iconic actor.
13. After the release of this creepy film in 1984, producer Steven Spielberg suggested that the MPAA change its rating system to accommodate movies that fell somewhere between PG & R. Thus PG-13 was created
16. Bram Stoker’s Count Dracula was inspired by this real life Romanian ruler who impaled his victims
18. The mask from the film “Scream” is based on artwork by which Norwegian painter?
19. This top selling Candy Corn company sells enough candy each year that if the kernels were laid end-to-end it would encircle the Earth 4.25 times.
22. One of the most famous haunted houses in American is Neoclassic-Style and is said to be haunted by a 6’4’’ man with a dark beard named:

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3. Da Madesimo a casa, mille tappe e mille strade, lui era in macchina con noi, e non l’ha presa bene. Come si chiama il nostro compagno di viaggio traumatizzato?
4. In montagna c'era una creatura innocente, e tu le hai fatto qualcosa... impudentemente! Quale animale al pascolo ti capitò così? Quando la natura diventa... il tuo gioco qui!
7. Per orgoglio non ci sei andata, una serata a Torino sprecata. Ancora oggi te ne penti — chi erano sul palco quella sera?
8. Tra tutti quanti è stato il più tremendo, ancora oggi ci ripenso e mi arrendo. Tra PIL, inflazione e teoria, mi ha tolto quasi l'allegria. È stato il mio peggior esame, mamma mia... indovina un po': qual è la materia mia?
9. Demetra economista, laureata e già famosa, ma in macchina con me diventa un’altra cosa. Due parole in inglese, la cantiamo all’impazzata — qual è la canzone della nostra avventura cantata?
13. Un video da bambina dove cantavi la verità, descrivendo te stessa con sincerità. Non stavi mai ferma, sempre in movimento, cantavi la tua essenza... il momento!
16. San Teodoro, paradiso senza fine, quando dal nulla grida "incubo!" tra le saline. Ma subito una domanda confusa si sente: "Ma è un incubo ___?" la risposta è evidente!
17. suo inglese parlava, tu sorridevi, non capivi niente ma annuivi. Alla fine una parola sola è bastata, e tu l’hai urlata
18. Cosa significa il tuo tatuaggio?
20. Una parola nata dal fraintendimento, quando parli di piedi con movimento. Aperti e strani nel loro cammino, ma esce fuori un termine... divino!
21. Se ogni dispositivo vuoi sbloccare, la fata devi chiamare
22. La saga perfetta che ogni notte ci aspetta
23. Una presenza che ti fa diventare strana, il cervello si spegne... è cosa mondana. Con chi accade questo fenomeno bizzarro?

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1. Una competizione nata per sbaglio, quando la lingua fa un imbroglio. Al mare, correndo per cambiarsi di fretta, la ___ fu la tua ricetta!
2. “woooo”
5. Tu scegli sempre questo lato, anche quando il navigatore t'ha tradito, mentre grida "sinistra!" convinto e fiero, tu vai dall'altro... qual è il sentiero?
6. Un corso dove per il massimo brillai, quando una frase su Dio magnificamente lanciai. Per questa risposta che suonava profonda e sincera, il trenta mi arrivò... quale è la materia?
10. Prima di ogni esame che incalza, a questo amico virtuale mi spalanca. Mi aiuta a studiare, ripassare e brillare, prima della laurea cosa devo chiamare?
11. Lo dicevi con convinzione da piccola, ma la parola giusta non era quella come chiamavi la loffia?
12. In ogni sport lo chiedevi con convinzione, la stessa domanda, senza eccezione. Lo usano anche nel tennis? E nel nuoto? Come si chiama il tuo mistero più noto?
14. La più figa di... questo posto, dove l'acqua del lago è il nostro defrosto. Dov'è che brilla tra le sponde? La più figa di... dove le onde?
15. Sette lettere, non è Martina, ma una sostanza molto carina. Grazie a questa polverina, il tatuaggio vien da cartolina
19. La polverina di Babbo Natale prometteva magie, ce la siamo messa ovunque — ma eran solo bugie… Invece di decollare abbiamo solo bruciato: qual è il sogno che non si è mai realizzato?

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4. information processing guided by higher-level mental process, as when we construct perceptions drawing out our experience and expectation.
6. a ring of muscle tissue that forms the color portions of the eye around the pupil and controls the size of the pupil opening.
8. analysis that begins with the sense receptors and works up to the brain's integration of sensory information.
10. receptors cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions. The cones detect fine details and give rise to color sensation.
12. Amount of energy in a light or sound wave, which we perceive as brightness or loudness as determined by amplitude.
13. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when cones don't respond.
16. the principle that, to be perceived as different, two stimuli must differ by a constant minimum percentage (rather than a constant amount).
17. a theory predicting how and when we detect the presence of a faint stimuli "signal" amid background stimulation "noise". Assumes that there is no single absolute threshold and that detection depends partly on a person's experience, expectations, motivation, and alertness.
18. threshold the minimum stimulation needed to detect a particular stimulus 50 percent of the time.
21. the process by which the eye's lens changes shape to focus near or far objects on the retina.
25. the study of relationship between the physical characteristic of stimuli, such as their intensity, and our psychological experience of them.
26. the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information; enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events.
27. the minimum difference between two stimuli required for detection 50 percent of the time.
29. the focusing of conscious awareness on a particular stimulus

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1. the activation, often unconsciously of certain associations, thus predisposing, one's perception, memory, or response.
2. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina.
3. the study of paranormal phenomena, including ESP and psychokinesis
5. detection of stimuli below absolute threshold
7. the nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain.
9. diminished sensitivity as a consequence of constant stimulation.
11. the process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment
14. failing to notice changes in the environment
15. mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another (for example, due to suggestion or expectations based on prior learning)
19. conversion of one form of energy into another. In sensation, the transforming of stimulus energies into neural impulses. In sensation, the transforming of stimulus energies, such as sights, sounds, and smells, into neural impulses our brain can interpret.
20. the distance from the peak of one light or sound wave to the peak of the next.
22. the adjustable opening in the center of the eye through which light enters.
23. the light-sensitive inner surface of the eye, containing the receptor rods and cones plus layers of neurons that begin the processing of visual information.
24. the dimension of color that is determine by the wavelength of light; what we know as the color names blue, green, and so forth.
28. failing to see visible objects when our attention is directed elsewhere
30. the controversial claim that perception can occur apart from sensory input; includes telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition

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3. to be spoken at a funeral
5. a group of military planes
9. to see it in your head
12. tactics
13. I am the best!
14. the same as
15. sign
18. apple liquid
21. not dim
23. trouble
24. explanation in a narrative
29. free in swimming
30. happy
34. the people's choice
36. opposite of horizontal
37. to reel in
38. temperature degrees
41. going down down down
44. water dropping from sky
46. the yellow bin
47. making the better
50. big brain
54. a small street
55. the top number
56. Channel 10 at 5'o clock
57. book all about vampires
65. disaster with lack of water
68. 1/4
72. mouse, rat, squirrel, beaver all belong in this family
73. the system in which a country runs
74. blood fills this
75. displaying pleasant manner
76. put into a table
77. the bottom number
78. it's about
80. 5/2
83. Kleenex
86. to get
88. next door
91. voting secretly
92. Rawwrrr
94. finish
98. very ferocious
99. talking back
100. a picture taken for memories
105. the problem is solved
106. information in charts and graphs
111. cooked via submerging in hot oil
113. ability to acquire knowledge
115. freight
118. squashed circle
119. the rule of a monarch
120. Mt Vesuvius
121. Capital of Australia
122. a cut of beef
123. a member of parliament
124. ruby emerald diamond
125. graffiti
126. science and ____

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1. the place where the government meets
2. past of try
3. to put a letter in
4. com/ pu/ ter
5. Santa rides this
6. how heavy something is
7. the rules a country runs by
8. the purple patch on your leg
10. not wavy
11. pick this and that
14. the bird on the Mexican flag
16. urrrgghhhh
17. cargo
19. the ceremony in which people remember the dearly departed
20. a member of society
22. meat fish eggs and dairy
24. e=mc2
25. Ruldoph, Dasher, Prancer
26. Harmonious Sound
27. a trip on an ocean liner
28. no no no
31. to go past
32. near the sea
33. the roof
35. going up up up
39. not odd
40. where sand meets the sea
42. England, France and Germany are in
43. separating
45. choose an option
48. the red room at parliament
49. the place
51. the save
52. yes yes yes
53. r
58. a whole number
59. the costing of something
60. fight verbally
61. empty
62. apps
63. a lot of wind
64. you me, him her
66. the root vegetable used i making chips
67. the vote that applies for every one in the country
69. _____ and egg McMuffin
70. a pale sandy colour
71. man made of rock
79. coming close
81. pushed back in time
82. not a lot
84. taking data
85. bat cat mat pat hat
87. a member of the string family
89. to know via clues on the page
90. a female deer
92. to trick
93. the note that shows GST
95. hand sanitiser
96. the most common type of graph
97. following orders
101. opposite of vertical
102. a person who plays an instrument
103. 01100010
104. so scary
107. twister
108. + - x /
109. cave man
110. a whole revolution
112. a person running for government
114. the way of doing something
116. the red fruit used as the base for a red sauce
117. family ____
121. the leader

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3. An ecosystem where all water runoff drains into a single body of water
5. zone deepest water in the ocean trenches
8. The lighted, or photic, zone in the ocean; can support photosynthesis; the Sunlight Zone
13. no light and near freezing temperatures; the Abyss
14. The area of land drained by a river and its branches; made of many different watersheds
16. A series of steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating and being eaten
19. no light can penetrate; the Midnight Zone
20. the amount of dissolved salts in a given amount of liquid
23. of, relating to, or derived from living matter; contains carbon
24. a community of organisms where there are several interrelated food chains
25. A community of organisms and their abiotic environment
27. The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of a substance by 1 degree celcius
28. movement of organisms from one place to another
29. Movement of ocean water caused by density difference brought about by variations in temperature and salinity; cold, denser salt water sinks, warmer, less dense water rises
31. the upward movement of warm fluid and the downward movement of cool fluid
34. All the water at and near the surface of the earth
35. The ability of a rock or sediment to let fluids pass through its open spaces, or pores.
38. the effect of Earth's rotation on the direction of winds and currents.
39. process by which plants and some other organisms use light energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into oxygen and high-energy carbohydrates such as sugars and starches
40. Currents that are caused by the differences in the density of ocean water; not on the surface or impacted by wind
41. the movement of deep, cold, and nutrient-rich water to the surface

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1. any form of water that falls from clouds and reaches Earth's surface.
2. open water above the ocean floor
4. the property of having a negative and positive part
6. The cycle through which water in the hydrosphere moves; includes such processes as evaporation, precipitation, and surface and groundwater runoff
7. The layer of the ocean where light can penetrate but cannot support photosynthesis; the Twilight Zone
9. the area of shoreline between low and high tides
10. A measure of how difficult it is to stretch or break the surface of a liquid
11. the amount of mass in a given volume
12. the envelope of gases surrounding the earth or another planet.
15. Downward movement of liquid through soil.
17. the degree of compactness of a substance; mass compared to volume.
18. a liquid substance capable of dissolving other substances
21. the ability of one substance to dissolve in another at a given temperature and pressure
22. The continuous process by which water moves from Earth's surface to the atmosphere and back
26. the study of the ocean
27. A current that is caused by wind and that occurs at or near the ocean's surface
30. Not formed from living things or the remains of living things; does not contain carbon
32. water is the [blank] because it dissolves many substances
33. microscopic, free-floating, autotrophic organisms that function as producers in aquatic ecosystems
36. of, at, or near the equator
37. the part of Earth where life exists

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3. you helped make my travel dreams come true by planning a visit to this state
6. name of the talking Twilight Zone doll you like to impersonate sometimes
7. Lorelai says "go Hitler" on Rory's first day of ______
10. artist whose work you've curated at BYU and talked about in documentaries!
15. my favorite museum we went to in Italy
16. writer whose book you read at Disneyland Paris
19. the kind of dance you and Graham perform every Christmas
20. not even Adam Driver can drive you to see a film in this franchise
21. invasive rodent species we started seeing in the last couple of years
23. the last show you and I saw on Broadway together centered on the life of this singer
24. you took me to my first opera, which was to see Wendy perform this composer's work
27. Thoreau advised doing this x2
28. The Disney show we saw at the Met focused on the films' connection to these kind of arts
29. if you're cold, better make it a night with this many dogs
32. emu eggs are this color
33. famous Beatles song "take the back right_____"
36. artist whose work we went to see in Mexico City
38. town of Ostrich Land and a cute Christmas shop
39. our indigenous dolls from the Southwest
40. according to Amy March, what is picturesque in Europe?
42. you promised we could get a dog if Veronica married a man from here
44. she has or is a polk salad? I'm realizing I don't actually know the song
45. I'm sorry I don't like your favorite kind of chocolate cake, which is of this nationality
46. the museum souvenir you'd buy us at museums was a book series called "Getting to Know the World's Greatest _______"
47. the prettiest pink tree we have in the yard!

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1. we spent your last birthday at this Pond
2. we saw an exhibit on his anime at the Academy Museum!
4. when scared, Rose Nylund begged this body part "don't fail me now!"
5. in addition to Mallards, we've started seeing this kind of duck in the river
8. you once had a cool mug from a show at the BYU MOA that had this theme
9. we usually do our crosswords in the New ______
11. the dark, seedy film genre of the '40s
12. we saw Brandi Carlile perform at a theater in this Port
13. join a club that will bring you joy and _____
14. name of the WNBA team we would cheer on!
17. we saw her play Annie Oakley at least 3 times
18. the kind of sandwich you had at the Blue Bayou
22. the best kind of bread for French toast
25. Snoop Dogg has also gone by Snoop [this animal]
26. the name of Belinda's sister in the Muppet Christmas Carol
30. name of the house where Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women
31. the kind of amphibians on the hippie apron I sewed you in middle school
34. the Broadway show where you wanted to die
35. first stop in California is either Sees or Mexican food at...
37. French Christmas Carol we've sung: "Il est né le divin _____"
39. the king who we cheered for against Godzilla and saw on Broadway
41. while facing a giant Gumby in a dream, you once confidently declared "yo, this is MY ____"
43. "Lady and the Tramp" lullaby you used to sing to me and Graham
45. the artist whose chapel was so nice we saw it twice! (in Italy)

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5. This boy likes to play outside after school; he wants to go to Hawaii with Ben; and he is really good at hockey.
7. This student likes to play video games; when he grows up, he wants to be an astronomer (person who studies space); and he would like to meet Mr. Beast.
8. This student won a spelling bee when she was in grade three; she wants to travel to Japan; and she has a dog named Snoopy.
9. This student likes to play video games after school; she has competed in a chess tournament; she would love to have telekinesis as her superpower.
12. This speedy girl wants to travel to Scotland and BC; her superpower of choice would be wings that change colour; and her goal is to keep the top of her desk clean.
15. This student would like to have the superpower of invisibility; she loves math; she likes playing outside; she also has 12 fish!
17. This student wants to travel to Scotland; she wants to be a veterinarian; and she can do a front handspring.
19. This student would like to travel to Paris; loves to watch Wednesday; her goal is to win a ribbon at Track!
20. This boy likes to fish, loves gym, and he wants to travel to Japan because of the food.
22. This student wants to travel to Hawaii to see the dolphins; when she is older she wants to be a vet or an actress; she loves listening to Ariana Grande.

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1. This boy likes to play Roblox; his favourite books are the Diary of a Wimpy Kid; and the ring finger on his left hand bends weirdly!
2. This boy missed the first day of school, but we hope he joins us.
3. This girl likes the movie K-Pop Demon Hunters; she wants to visit Switzerland and the house of chocolate; and she is very good at cooking!
4. This student has a bunny named Biscuit; she cooks her own amazing alfredo with pasta; and loves the Twilight series!
6. This student missed the first day of school, but rumor has it, he has a groovy hairstyle!
10. This student loves to watch tiktok; she wants to be teacher when she grows up; she likes The Summer I turned Pretty.
11. This boy loves football – he wants to travel to Miami to see the Miami Dolphins; his favourite food is pizza; and he would like to meet Kurt Cobain (of the band Nirvana).
13. This student can make a lot of stuff out of paper; she would like to make invisibility her superpower; and she has SEVEN pets.
14. This girl loves anything and everything to do with car racing; she wants to go to the Race Car Hall of Fame; she isn’t allowed to race though.
15. This girl would love to visit Disneyworld; she loves writing stories; and she would like to own a daycare in the future.
16. This boy loves gym; he has a Malinois dog named Georgia; his favourite movie is Happy Gilmore!
18. This student would like to go to Hawaii because it is hot; earned first place in a gymnastics competition; and would like to meet Taylor Swift!
21. This boy has a pet dog named Gracie; he likes The Goonies; when he grows up, he wants to be an architect.

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5. A spooky time; reject if civil or nautical
7. Astronomers report that this constitutes 27% of the Universe and 100% of bogeymen
8. Set of planetary leftovers, or key component of a Halloween ding dong ditch
10. Language Pythoner's are scared of
14. Critical garment for a handmaid's tale costume?
16. How fast you need to run to get away from the pursuing monsters (the vector version)
19. Nick's reaction hoping he got everyone with 23D
20. Zombie's (post-brain) snack, or a planet's edge
21. What the ghosts that haunt the inside of the sun are made of?
22. The result of a grating's hauntingly bad ruling errors?
24. Astronomy's most frightening common statistic?
25. You might find this in a mummy's tomb, or if a cosmic ray decides it doesn't like your CCD
26. Discord spooky channel E
27. The name of the hottest type of stars, if they had full moon problems?
30. Astronomy's scariest high-lattitude lights show? (Like the genre)
33. Instrument to measure incident scare-power via heat absorption?
36. Foul creature that inhabits Mar's highest peak?
40. Will o' the wisp, or [OI] 557.7 nm, e.g.
41. Process through which a transiting exoplanet delves into the supernatural?
42. The study of how fear propagates through an experimental setup
44. A spider's spelling of the flagship space telescope that uh, hopefully might maybe launch at some point? ...Please?
48. Discord spooky channel B
49. Answer to 'what causes the seasons?' that would scare an ASTR 1010 TA
51. If hydrogen gets a neutron and becomes, uh... really... uhm... scary. Yeah.
52. The seminal cause of a cosmologist developing a balloon phobia?
54. What you're wearing if you dress up as Hubble's most recently installed UV spectrograph?
55. 'What's the brightest star?' answer that would scare an ASTR 3510 TA

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1. Instrument used to separate phantoms by color?
2. Stereotypical astronomy candy A; like the Galaxy
3. (Candy vs pencils/raisins/stickers/etc), to an observational astronomer gone tricker-treating?
4. Environmentally friendly Wiccan's UTC+0?
6. Space traveling psychic?
8. The *only* tool with which to see distant space vampires
9. How do astronomers organize when to have an extra grad student meeting? ;) ;)
11. Discord spooky channel A
12. Witch's favorite number system
13. Cyberdyne Systems Model 101, or where the moon starts to hide
15. The full width of a vampire's canine?
17. Who e-Satan sends if you misspell the 'to:' when announcing a grad student meeting
18. The department's scariest crossword opponent
23. Secondary support structure. Hubble's has only *four* 'legs'!
28. Astronomy's scariest coordinate, alongside deadclination?
29. The scariest astronomy term of 2020; like the beer.
31. The most otherworldly department at CU
32. Language Python and IDLr's are scared of
34. Astronom-esque gum brand
35. With the feature behind the 'B' in an SBc classification, stereotypical astronomy candy C
37. What you'd be if you could finalize the evolution of your Sleepy/Happy/Sneezy/Doc costume by Halloween
38. What results if an assassin messes up and sometimes puts the nightshade in the wrong drink, according to P = lambda^k e^-lambda / k!
39. Exoplaneter's ultimate discovery
43. Discord spooky channel D
45. Astronomy's spookiest radio telescope?
46. candy or scalar product
47. Stereotypical astronomy candy B; like the galaxy
50. what seeing others' NYtimes mini scores before you start brings
53. Discord spooky channel C

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5. “Ketz, my royal girl, you can become a local leader!” (5,5,5)
7. Pronouncing diplomas all wrong won’t get you further than Italian cuisine (8)
10. A royal title, a type of street, a popular religion, an institution of education (6,6,9,6)
11. Use an iconic polygon in Greater London county to reveal a beloved home (6,6)
14. Look outside for directions. Signage should be clear. (6,4)
15. Gather ye rosebuds while ye may, said the poet, perhaps with mixed kale. Thus is found a pleasant water feature. (4,7)
19. Vegetation of self-possession, but spoken more plainly (4,4,4,6)
22. “Finally made it out of JV!” (7)
23. Tribal encouragers appear misspelled (5)
25. Spanish coffee on a misspelled magical carriage (4,2,7)
27. Jumbling boot fall! (8)
29. Her chat was about the inner side of the foot (3,4)
32. Lob aloft the scrambled egg, Gordon! (8)
33. The dumb ox adds religious sect to make Sophie’s favorite place (5,6,8,6)
40. “Sleep, and the answer will come,” sang faithless Michael (3)
41. Opposite of a strange city would be a good place for beer (10)
43. “Escalating a feat to brand, or I eggo,” said the scrambler (5,9,6,2,7)
44. Once a racist, now a training ground for propagandists (5)
45. Medieval eel gun can clear a central roadway (8,6)
46. Sailor cop has all that’s needed for an ancient place of worship (9)
47. Jumpy little Harry’s shop (7,4)
48. Half the city, then half (7)
49. A safe place for small, slimy creatures (10)
50. Sophie and Sophia are paragons of ______, though not actually of course (6)

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1. Writer’s son (some say) and pet supporting national champs (5,4)
2. “Those bombers sound pretty good!” Said the middle-aged man. (3,5)
3. Commoner king wants to reverse his status so that he can enjoy bangers and mash (5,7)
4. Soccer for nitwits (8)
6. Pet backing to end in Eden conceals meaning of the happy tummy maker (11,6,2)
8. “The scrutinized death is worth dying... wait, I’ve said it wrong...” said the gadfly to the sluggish horse (8)
9. Distinguishing figure of a pentagon (4,6)
12. “Silo intact? It better be. It’s filled with tacos and cubanos.” (4,1,5)
13. Origin of author, in a rather meta manner of speaking (10,2,9)
16. A matador’s best friend is a familiar sight on campus
17. Empty, unfilled menagerie (4,6,5)
18. The movies, but make it French (4)
20. Edward and Bella go for a bike ride (8)
21. Pudgy pooch adopts short acronym (3)
24. Citizen Kane is a this, Atlanta is a that (7,4)
26. Small, spotted turtle is tipsy (8)
28. He could beat jungle cats, swamp reptiles, and banana-colored sweaters, but he was no match for a liberal pastor (8,6)
30. When the flowers _____, the animals eat the ______; recently uprooted (5,11)
31. A good backup to have when Wes ruins things (8)
34. Peach state locus (7,6)
35. Be it great or small, adding convenient luxuries will always make for a good drink (8,8)
36. Probably on your mind at this point (7)
37. Stanford? Not quite. An arena? Essentially. The heart of Georgia? Precisely (7,7)
38. Charlie Artemis Northrop Edgar Smith starts a chicken joint (5)
39. “Der Hügel?” “La collina.” “Ti mòn lan.” (3,4)
42. To float aimlessly about a swamp is one way to become an engineer (9)

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2. To move back or away from a previous position
3. To express disapproval or point out the faults of something or someone
4. To refuse to give something
7. To recognize or distinguish something with effort
10. To succeed in achieving something
11. To combine or become part of a larger group or system
14. To deliberately avoid doing something, especially something unhealthy or immoral
18. Not necessary; able to be done without
20. A student in the second year of high school or college
22. To do something quickly or to make something happen sooner
23. To change something slightly
25. Able to be touched or felt; real and concrete
26. Having the ability, power, or qualities to do something
27. A particular event, especially one that is unusual or important
29. To represent, mean, or be a sign of something
32. Relaxed and informal in style or manner
34. Believable; able to be trusted
35. The complete loss of hope (n); to lose hope (v)
36. A being from another country or planet (n); unfamiliar or foreign (adj)
38. Someone held as a prisoner (n); being held or confined (adj)
40. Able to be heard
45. The study of living organisms
46. Able to be divided by a number without a remainder
47. To decide firmly (v); a strong determination (n)
48. Safe or suitable to eat
51. To come before something in time or order
52. Being the only one; single
53. To keep or continue to have something
54. To organize or carry out (v); the way someone behaves (n)
56. Complex or advanced; having refined tastes
57. To take away an amount or part from a total
58. To teach or train someone, especially in a school setting

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1. To make or become straight
5. To make an exact copy of something (v); a copy (n)
6. To take back or remove oneself from a situation
8. A large continuous mass of land (e.g., Africa, Europe)
9. The sale of goods directly to consumers (n); to sell to consumers (v)
12. To voluntarily leave a job or position
13. To keep something going over time; to support
15. A written account of someone’s life
16. Having the right to do or receive something
17. To make or become worse
19. To officially end a law, system, or practice
21. Not important; insignificant
24. The process of rotting or breaking down (n); to rot or decline (v)
25. The time of day just after sunset, when the sky is partially lit
28. To treat someone unfairly based on group or category
30. To attach or join securely
31. A group of people who share the same language, culture, and ancestors
32. To stop doing something
33. Done or existing alone
37. To make someone believe something that is not true
39. A young person developing into an adult (n); relating to adolescence (adj)
41. Able to speak two languages fluently
42. To form or devise an idea or plan in the mind
43. A person who held a job or office before someone else
44. To make or become wider or more general
49. To resist or survive something difficult or unpleasant
50. To become successful, especially financially
55. To reach a conclusion based on available information

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3. Sound a unicorn makes
5. Used to trap unicorns
8. Enemy territory
11. Person Twig longs to reconnect with
12. Female unicorn
13. Name of a flying unicorn
16. Someone stealing unicorns
18. Central relationship theme
19. Trait that helps unicorns trust
21. What appears on Twig’s hand
22. Emotion that powers some unicorns
23. Setting for many attacks
27. Twig’s roommate
28. Twig’s personality at the start
30. Cave where secrets are heard
31. Luc’s special gift
33. Dangerous cliff
38. Where weapons are made
41. Spell used in battle
46. Unicorn who doesn't stay long
47. Where unicorns are kept
48. What happens to captured unicorns
49. Force used to battle shadows
50. Mysterious island where the story begins
52. What Twig must learn
53. Story of the unicorns' origin
55. Dangerous mist on the island
56. Title of the villain in Book 2
59. Unicorn with tracking skills
63. Feeling caused by shadow creatures
66. Remains of burned forest
68. Surrounds the island
70. Initial burst of light magic
71. Type of home Twig is placed in
73. Quality Twig discovers
74. Used to navigate caves
77. Secret unicorn hiding place
78. Used to repel shadows
82. Voices heard in the fog
85. Magical relic
87. Helps reveal hidden truth
88. Unicorn with wings
91. Young unicorn
93. Magical gateway
94. What threatens the island
97. Secret place for reflection
98. Caretaker of the children at the ranch
99. Site of a dramatic escape
100. Secret area beneath the island
101. Nickname for the fog
102. Some unicorns have these
103. Light source underground

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1. Magical plant
2. Title of third book
4. Magical item of protection
6. A minor unicorn character
7. Fast-flying unicorn
9. How Twig arrives
10. Used to connect unicorns
13. Twig's unicorn companion
14. Role given to Twig
15. Things hidden beneath the island
17. Feature of shadow beasts
20. Holds ancient instructions
23. Shadow queen antagonist
24. Twig’s initial reaction to island
25. Where unicorns sleep
26. What Twig is on
29. Term for dark creatures
32. Magical creature central to the series
34. Type of unicorn
35. Minions of the Night Maiden
36. Found on winged unicorns
37. Place where Twig goes to live
39. Color of Twig’s favorite hoodie
40. Where unicorns hide
42. Home of rogue unicorns
43. Main character who moves to the island
44. Hidden path to unicorns
45. How unicorns shine when calm
51. Missing from Twig’s life
54. Between unicorn and rider
57. What comes before the Mist
58. Emotion Twig must overcome
60. Boundary to dark realm
61. Key theme in the story
62. Tattoo on Twig’s arm
64. Twig’s personal item
65. Name of a dangerous unicorn
67. Creatures hunting the unicorns
69. Role of Luc
72. Description of unicorn coats
75. Time when mist grows
76. What guardians are willing to make
79. Amplifies voices
80. Power of some unicorns
81. Protectors of the unicorns
83. Material of Twig’s wand
84. Promise Twig makes
86. Term for a baby unicorn
89. What Twig searches for
90. Found throughout the island
92. Source of a unicorn’s power
95. Symbol of hope
96. Boy who lives at the ranch

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4. Sarah _____, romance author of 'When In Rome' and 'Practice Makes Perfect'
5. A Wattpad romance written by Anna Todd
9. '_____ Queen': first in the series of the fantasy novels written by Victoria Aveyard
11. ______ Hazelwood, romance author known for 'Love On The Brain' and 'The Love Hypothesis'
12. 'The _____ Patient': 2019 novel by Alex Michaelides
13. ______ Wilson, author of over 100 children's books
18. 'It Happened One _____', 2021 romance by Tessa Bailey
19. The surname of Stevie and Ryan in Liz Tomforde's 'Windy City' series
21. The first name of the eldest 'Bridgerton' sibling
23. Second book in the 'Divergent' series by Veronica Roth
24. The first name of the main trainee solictor in Rob Rinder's 'The Trial'
26. First name of the female main character in 'The Selection' series
28. The animal that famously came to tea
29. First name of the female main character in 'Love Theoeretically'
30. ______ Cavanagh, author of the 'Eddie Flynn' series
33. '______ Rich Asians', first in the popular series by Kevin Kwan
36. Jenny ____, author of 'To All The Boys I've Loved Before' series
37. Full name of the author of 'Book Lovers' and 'Beach Read'
38. The 1818 novel by Mary Shelley that started science fiction
39. Holly _____: author of YA novels such as 'Am I Normal Yet?' and 'What's A Girl Gotta Do?'
40. The type of barnyard animal 'Snowball' is in Orwell's 'Animal Farm'
43. Title of the book with the first line 'Call me Ishmael'
44. The first name of the female main character in 'A Court of Thorns and Roses'
46. Full name of author of 'Les Miserables'
47. ______ Atwood, author of the 1985 novel 'The Handmaid's Tale'
48. ______ Potter, author of 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit'
49. The sovereign state where 'The Hunger Games' is set

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1. Surname of the author of 'Never Lie' and 'The Housemaid'
2. The name of Edward's 'father' in 'Twilight'
3. Monica ______, author of 'Things I Wanted To Say'
6. 'Twisted ______', Ana Huang book focusing on a royal bodyguard romance
7. _____ Bardugo, author of 'Six of Crows' and 'Shadow and Bone'
8. The US state where the original kidnapping happens in Mark Billingham's 'Rush of Blood'
10. The name of the eldest March twin in 'Little Women'
14. 'My Roommate is a _____': 2023 novel by Jenna Levine
15. The number of full novels Agatha Christie's 'Poirot' appeared in
16. 'The Woman in the _____':a 2018 thriller by A.J. Finn
17. Full name of the author of 'The Girl on the Train'
19. The number of books in the 'Harry Potter' series
20. 'The Invisible Life of _____ LaRue', a book by V.E. Schwab
22. The title of the first novel in Elsie Silver's 'Chestnut Springs' series
25. 'His Dark _____' series written by Philip Pullman
27. ______ Jenkins-Reid, author of 'Malibu Rising' and 'One True Loves'
31. Full name of author of 'Paper Towns' and 'Turtles All The Way Down'
32. Full name of author of 'My Sister's Keeper' and 'Small Great Things'
34. The young nobleman of Denmark featured in Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'
35. Country in which Lucy Clarke's 'The Hike' is mainly set
41. The number of Pevensie siblings in the 'Narnia' series
42. Sequel to Rebecca Yarros' 'Fourth Wing'
45. '_____ of Man' first book in a dystopian trilogy by Tom & Giovanna Fletcher

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4. Where we vacationed when we visited your Aunt in high school
5. a frequent sweet treat at your house
6. you only went to one, subsequent years you would get dressed, come take pictures but refuse to actually go!
9. The first classic horror movie I ever watched, that opened a whole can of worms for us in middle school
11. we went on stage with them in Vegas
13. the club you joined, did 110% of the work for for one year, and refused to join again LOL
16. The place we would often walk to with Snoopy after watching horror movies at your house (freaking weirdos)
17. what we dressed up as for our first middle school dance
20. the place you were rejected from at Notre Dame when you came to visit because we were super obvious about the fact that you had a fake ID
21. the twins we nannied for before college
22. very hairy Jewish man who is allegedly obsessed with me
25. your nail obsession
28. The only cat you have ever loved and will ever love
29. The subject in middle school where I asked you to be my partner in a project and subsequently started a lifelong friendship❤️
31. the very impressive girl with the Harvard email
34. The grade we became best friends in
35. The show we would always watch when you came over after work on Mondays in med school
37. The city we visited my host family in Summer 2019
38. The restaurant we stuffed our faces with lobster mac and cheese with and subsequently got super sea sick when we went deep sea fishing immediately after
39. The last name of the brothers we were obsessed with in middle school; we called them “Edward” and “Jacob”

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1. We would always beg your mom to walk here from your house on warm summer days - the answer was almost always “no”
2. our chemistry teacher
3. our typical Friday night in high school
7. The girl in high school who would only curl two pieces in the front of her hair.
8. the child molester who would hand out lollipops after church
10. where everyone went after school dances at St. Walter
12. a frequent salty treat at your house
14. The creepy social studies teacher who always stared at girls’ boobs
15. Ellie’s high school boyfriend’s profession
18. an accessory of one of your previous boyfriends and the bane of your mother’s existence
19. the book series we were obsessed with in middle school - we would devour a book in 1 night any time a new one would come out
23. the best restaurant in Berkeley, and my first introduction to curry
24. The only summer class we took in high school (obviously)
26. The game we frequently played in middle school at recess and at my house the first time we hung out
27. I hosted parties for the premiers of these movies in middle school
30. our Chinese place!!! Apparently it closed down 🙁
32. The place we got SO GROUNDED after when we lied to your parents and met up with boys at…
33. Our journalism teacher and arch nemesis
36. the place you made out with my older brother’s friend after my 21st birthday [so embarrassing ;)]

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2. analysis that begins with the sensory receptors and works up to the brain’s integration of sensory information
7. a theory predicting how and when we detect the presence of a faint stimulus (signal) amid background stimulation (noise). Assumes there is no single absolute threshold and that detection depends partly on a person’s experience, expectations, motivation, and alertness
10. the distance from the peak of one light or sound wave to the peak of the next. Electromagnetic wavelengths vary from the short blips of gamma rays to the long pulses of radio transmission
11. the principle that, to be perceived as different, two stimuli must differ by a constant minimum percentage
12. the study of paranormal phenomena, including ESP and psychokinesis
14. technique whereby exposure to one stimulus influences a response to a subsequent stimulus, without conscious guidance or intention
16. below one’s absolute threshold for conscious awareness
18. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina
21. the study of relationships between the physical characteristics of stimuli, such as their intensity, and our psychological experience of them
22. the nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain
23. a mental predisposition to perceive one thing and not another
24. conversion of one form of energy into another. In sensation, the transforming of stimulus energies, such as sights, sounds, and smells, into neural impulses our brain can interpret
26. sensory nerve endings that respond to stimuli
28. the eye’s clear, protective outer layer, covering the pupil and iris
29. diminished sensitivity as a consequence of constant stimulation
30. the adjustable opening in the center of the eye through which light enters

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1. information processing guided by higher-level mental processes, as when we construct perceptions drawing on our experience and expectations
3. the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events
4. the minimum stimulus energy needed to detect a particular stimulus 50 percent of the time
5. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray, and are sensitive to movement; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when cones don’t respond
6. a ring of muscle tissue that forms the colored portion of the eye around the pupil and controls the size of the pupil opening
8. in sensation and perception, the process by which the eye’s lens changes shape to focus near or far objects on the retina
9. failing to see visible objects when our attention is directed elsewhere
13. retinal receptors that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions. Cones detect fine detail and give rise to color sensations
15. the controversial claim that perception can occur apart from sensory input; includes telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition
17. failing to notice changes in the environment; a form of inattentional blindness
19. the focusing of conscious awareness on a particular stimulus
20. the minimum difference between two stimuli required for detection 50 percent of the time. We experience the difference threshold as a just noticeable difference
25. the process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment
27. the light-sensitive inner surface of the eye, containing the receptor rods and cones plus layers of neurons that begin the processing of visual information