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4. A boy unravels the secrets of his guardian's past.
7. A girl takes a potion to save her kingdom but pays a price.
8. A boy learns he's the son of Poseidon.
9. A boy wizard receives a letter to a magical school.
10. A girl teams up with an assassin to save her family’s throne.
12. A boy discovers his destiny in an enchanted forest.
13. A prince and a pirate girl set sail on a dangerous mission.
14. A magic competition takes place in a mysterious circus.
15. Teens hunt demons with the help of a magical stele.
18. A girl is forced into marriage but falls for her enemy’s son.
20. Teens wake up in a hospital with no memories.
21. A girl falls in love with her angelic protector.
25. A dystopian society ruled by 'Uglies' and 'Pretties.'
29. A girl falls into Wonderland but uncovers its dark side.
33. A girl discovers her blood is a weapon in a magic war.
37. A maze traps boys with no memory of the outside world.
39. A girl can sense when people are lying but hides her power.
40. A teen hacker uncovers dangerous secrets in virtual reality.
41. A girl survives a plague and gains lunar powers.
42. Two cancer patients fall in love.
44. A girl moves to Forks and falls for a vampire.
45. Dystopian society where teens fight to the death.
46. A girl discovers she has powers linked to the Red Queen.
47. A girl discovers a magical key to her family’s mansion
48. A girl is caught between her family’s beliefs and her dreams of freedom.
49. A librarian's apprentice faces dangerous magical books.

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1. A deadly circus where magicians compete.
2. A boy finds a magical portal to another world in his closet.
3. An orphaned thief befriends a dragon to claim a throne.
5. Two sisters, one crown, and a deadly power struggle.
6. A musical prodigy joins a resistance against a dictatorship.
11. A girl discovers her family’s dark history in a cursed town.
16. A girl is cursed to live without anyone remembering her.
17. Teens inherit deadly games and ancient secrets in this family mansion.
19. A teen solves cryptic clues in a high-stakes treasure hunt.
22. Witches, daemons, and vampires in modern-day Oxford.
23. A prince, a thief, and a quest for immortality.
24. Teens are tested for loyalty in a faction-based society.
26. A girl disguises herself as a boy to take her father's place in war.
27. Teens must solve a murder mystery in detention.
28. A girl is trapped in a time loop at a strange orphanage.
30. A boy’s shadow guides him to a secret library in Spain.
31. A dystopian society divided into factions.
32. Teens with psychic powers face their haunted pasts.
34. A girl is torn between love and war in ancient China.
35. A girl learns she’s the reincarnation of a moon goddess.
36. A girl and her dragon fight to save their kingdom.
38. A magical library seeks to control rogue magicians.
42. A girl hides her identity to enter a magical tournament.
43. A girl enters a deadly competition for the king’s favor.

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3. Fast-fashion brand that dominates teen closets
4. Intense kitchen drama everyone quotes for “Yes, Chef!”
6. Coolest QB with an ice-out wardrobe
8. Where every dance trend starts
10. Soccer video game turned global esport
12. Still the go-to game for creative teens
15. Playful, unserious aesthetic that took over TikTok
16. Cozy boots that came back in a big way
17. Robert Downey Jr returns to Marvel
18. NBA legend still dominating highlight reels
24. Dystopian favorite making a comeback
26. Young soccer superstar for PSG and France
29. Trend of not buying everything online
31. “Get Ready With Me” video trend
33. Stylish, confident person everyone watches
34. Official version of a story or relationship
37. Women’s soccer team inspiring a new generation
39. Luxury brand shorthand for high-end chic
41. Ubiquitous white shoes of Gen Z athletes
44. Absurd meme that somehow keeps living
45. Backstory that fans obsess over
47. The overall feeling or energy
51. R&B queen behind “Snooze”
52. Viral survival series that redefined Netflix suspense
54. The wholesome vibe between best friends
55. Karate-kid sequel series that Gen Z surprisingly loves
56. When something or someone completely wins
58. Quarterback leading Kansas City dynasties
60. Emotional edit aesthetic with random clips
61. Suspicious or shady behaviour
62. Sci-fi sequel with desert vibes and sandworms
63. To want two people to date
64. Three-stripe staple from fields to hallways
66. Throw something with enthusiasm
68. New Disney+ adaptation of the beloved book series
70. Unforgettable moment from your life
74. Showing off what you’re wearing
75. Netflix’s long-awaited live-action version of the classic
77. “For You Page” feed that decides your mood
79. The Gen Z Spider-Man
80. College basketball phenom breaking records

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1. Treasure-hunt teen drama full of chaos and sun
2. Just-do-it brand still everywhere
5. Retired Eagles center turned podcast icon
7. Hawkins crew vs monsters — nostalgia forever
9. Mystery-thriller starring Tom Holland
11. Athleisure label for comfy-cute fits
13. LSU star and basketball trend-setter
14. Something that’s just okay, not great
19. Someone acting like a background character
20. Retro-cool brand making a comeback
21. Soccer icon bringing crowds to Miami
22. Slang for being delusionally optimistic
23. Animated multiverse everyone loved
25. TikTok slang for “be for real”
27. Extreme fan who lives for their fave
28. Music festival turned influencer runway
30. Game that made “sus” famous
32. Chiefs tight end and Taylor Swift’s fiance
35. Chill video-game-lover aesthetic
36. Just got married to Benny Blanco
38. Netflix’s goth-girl hit starring Jenna Ortega
40. Wholesome mockumentary about teachers and chaos
42. NBA video game everyone grinds after school
43. Nostalgic vampire series Gen Z reclaimed ironically
46. Eagles QB with serious swagger
48. Apocalyptic father-daughter survival story
49. Charm or flirt energy
50. Obvious warning sign in dating
53. Greatest of all time
56. Year-end playlist everyone posts
57. Spurs rookie phenom redefining tall
59. Living like your life’s a movie
65. When someone’s genuine or relatable
67. Retired GOAT who might still un-retire
69. Classic sneakers every teen owns
71. Portuguese legend with endless fans
72. Wizarding world classic everyone grew up with
73. The unspoken uniform of chill teens
76. Taylor Swift's latest album topic
78. Sneaker brand every teen still wants

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3. A farmer harvests 15 sacks of russet potatoes, with each sack weighing 20 pounds. If he sells 40 pounds at the local market, how many pounds of potatoes does he have left?
4. A mechanic must use a wrench to tighten 12 bolts on an engine, turning each bolt exactly 15 times. How many total turns does the mechanic make?
6. A skilled artist can embroider 25 complex stitches every minute. If she works for 10 minutes and then adds 50 more decorative stitches at the end, how many total stitches did she make?
10. A surgeon finds that 19/24 of a patient’s artery is clear of blockage. If an additional 5/24 of the artery becomes constricted, what fraction of the artery remains clear?
11. During a dim twilight, 11/12 of the stars in a constellation are visible. If 5/12 of those stars are suddenly obscured by a cloud, what fraction of the stars can still be seen?
13. A specialized bicycle rim requires 32 spokes. If a shop is building a set of 4 matching wheels, how many spokes will be needed in total?
15. A frantic baker prepares 12 trays of muffins, with each tray holding 12 muffins. If 20 muffins are overcooked and cannot be sold, how many muffins are perfect?
17. A crowd of 300 frenzied concert-goers is organized into 12 equal lines to enter the arena. How many people are in each line?
18. Sixteen cedar logs drift down a river, and each log has 11 small turtles sunning themselves. How many turtles are there in total?
20. A narrow ravine is 18 feet deep. If a rock climber finds a series of 15 identical ravines stacked vertically in a canyon, what is the total depth?

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1. Fifteen maple trees are tapped for sap, and each tree produces exactly 15 gallons. How many total gallons of sap are collected?
2. A pilot’s vision test consists of 4 charts, with each chart containing 25 letters. If the pilot misses 7 letters in total, how many letters did he identify correctly?
5. On a hazy night, 240 glowing lanterns are hung equally across 15 different garden towers. How many lanterns are on each tower?
7. A vast plateau covering 750 square miles is divided into 15 equal conservation zones. How many square miles are in each zone?
8. An explorer stands at the edge of an abyss that is 900 feet deep. If he descends 125 feet and then another 275 feet, how many feet must he still climb down to reach the bottom?
9. In a bleary classroom, 13/15 of the students are yawning. If 4/15 of the yawning students close their eyes to nap, what fraction of the students are still awake and yawning?
12. Resources are scarce, so 12 containers of 12 emergency rations are divided equally among 8 survival teams. How many rations does each team receive?
14. In a storm, 144 distinct patter sounds of rain are heard against a tin roof over the course of 12 seconds. How many patters occurred every second?
16. Delicious aromas waft from 14 fresh apple pies. If each pie is sliced into 8 equal pieces, how many total slices of pie are available?
19. Five majestic deer bound across a field, with each deer covering 12 feet in a single leap. If each deer takes 10 leaps, what is the total distance covered by all five deer?

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1. sparkle

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3. the word "beautiful" in Italian
4. ginger from Disneys hit show Shake It Up

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1. main female protagonist from Twilight
2. other Hadid sister

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1. vampire book, Darren Shan skulduggery

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2. he is a creature drinks people blood

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1. when living Bella?

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2. 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.
6. When my oldest son Tyler got married, Alesia officially became my daughter-in-law. We share many common passions, including arranging flowers.
7. 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.
9. 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!
10. Homeschooling catapulted our friendship, landing us on numerous field trips & a family vacation together in the mountains where we bonded over reptiles & presidents.
12. 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.
13. 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.

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1. 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.
3. 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!
4. 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?
5. 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!
8. 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!
10. 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.Maureen Alesia is my first -born & only daughter. My first name is her middle name. We have been best friends for over four decades.
11. 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. grimly murres swells shrimpingnets hull givelip wince horizon haul twilight

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1. moon

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1. lane, beach, Oreo, pink, bed, twilight, nine, memoirs, perfect

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1. wrinkle, write, twelve, twilight, between, aloud, allowed, flour, flower

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3. A radiant color that represents wealth and success. It can evoke a sense of luxury and accomplishment. Think of a shiny gold medal or a dazzling sunset casting golden hues across the sky, signaling the end of a beautiful day.
7. A vibrant color that represents tranquility and serenity. It can remind us of tropical waters and exotic destinations. Think of a stunning turquoise gemstone or a breathtaking lagoon with crystal clear turquoise-blue waters.
8. A regal color often associated with creativity and mystery. It can be calming and spark imagination. Imagine a magical twilight sky filled with shades of purple, where dreams and wonders come to life.
10. A cool and refreshing color that combines the tranquility of blue and the rejuvenation of green. It can remind us of calm ocean waves and lush tropical forests. Imagine snorkeling in crystal clear blue-green waters, surrounded by colorful fish.
12. A warm color often associated with energy and passion. It can make things stand out and grab our attention. Think of a ripe strawberry or a bright firework bursting in the night sky.
13. A cheerful color that combines the energy of red and the brightness of yellow. It can evoke feelings of enthusiasm and excitement. Think of a juicy orange fruit or a stunning sunset with orange hues.

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1. A bold and vibrant color that represents creativity and imagination. It can evoke feelings of excitement and inspiration. Imagine a vivid magenta sunset painting the sky with intense shades of pink and purple, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.
2. A shimmering color that represents modernity and sophistication. It can create a sense of elegance and grace. Imagine a full moon casting a soft silver glow over a tranquil night, illuminating everything with a touch of magic.
4. A pure color that represents innocence and cleanliness. It can bring a sense of simplicity and peace. Imagine a fresh, untouched blanket of snow or a beautiful white dove soaring through the sky.
5. A warm, earthy color that represents stability and reliability. It can bring a sense of comfort and coziness. Imagine walking through a peaceful forest and feeling the softness of fallen leaves beneath your feet.
6. A bold color that represents strength and elegance. It can create a sense of mystery and formality. Think of a starry night sky or a sleek black sports car speeding down the road with a sense of power and sophistication.
8. A delicate color that represents sweetness and affection. It can evoke feelings of tenderness and love. Think of a beautiful pink rose or a fluffy cotton candy at a carnival, bringing a smile to your face.
9. A vibrant color that symbolizes happiness and sunshine. It can bring warmth and joy to our surroundings. Think of a field of bright yellow sunflowers or a smiley face on a sunny day.
10. A cool color that represents calmness and tranquility. It reminds us of clear skies and peaceful oceans. Imagine the feeling of dipping your toes into cool blue water on a sunny day.
11. A neutral color that represents balance and calmness. It can create a sense of stability and sophistication. Think of a cozy rainy day, where the world is covered in a soft, muted gray, and you feel at peace and introspective.
14. A refreshing color that represents nature and growth. It reminds us of lush forests and new beginnings. Imagine walking through a beautiful green meadow filled with tall swaying grass and colorful flowers.

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1. grimly murres swells shrimpingnets hull givelip wince horizon haul twilight

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1. Zone from the surface down Twilight Zone barely enough sun for photosynthesis

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3. 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!
6. 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!
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.
11. 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.
13. Alesia is my first -born & only daughter. My first name is her middle name. We have been best friends for over four decades.
14. 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.
15. When my oldest son Tyler got married, Alesia officially became my daughter-in-law. We share many common passions, including arranging flowers.

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1. 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.
2. 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.
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!
5. 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.
7. Homeschooling catapulted our friendship, landing us on numerous field trips & a family vacation together in the mountains where we bonded over reptiles & presidents.
9. 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.
10. 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?
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!

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1. one lamb in the morning and the other during the evening twilight

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6. the theory that the spinal cord contains a neurological "gate" that blocks pain signals or allows them ot pass on to the brain.
9. in hearing, the theory that links the pitch we hear with the place where the cochlea's membrane is stimulated.
10. the innermost part of the ear, containing the cochlea, semicircular canals, and vestibular sacs.
11. in hearing, the theory that the rate of nerve impulses traveling up the auditory nerve matches the frequency of a tone, thus enabling us to sense its pitch.
15. the minimum stimulation needed to detect a particular stimulus 50 percent of the time
17. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina.
18. conversion of one form of energy into another.
19. the system for sensing the position and movement of individual body parts.
23. the processing of several aspects of a problem simultaneously; the brain's natural mode of information processing for many functions, including vision.
25. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when cones don't respond.
26. the process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment.
27. the process by which the eye's lens changes shape to focus near or far objects on the retina.
30. retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions.
31. a theory predicting how and when we detect the presence of a faint stimulus amid background stimulation.
32. a tone's experienced highness or lowness; depends on frequency
33. heaing loss caused by damage to the cochleas's receptor cells or to the auditory nerves; also called nerve deafness
34. the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events.

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1. the distance from the peak of one light or sound wave to the peak of the next.
2. the theory that opposing retinal process enable color vision.
3. the theory that the retina contains three different colors receptors when stimulated combination can produce the perception of any color.
4. the nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain.
5. the central focal point in the retina, around which the eye's cones cluster.
7. 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. hearing loss caused by damage to the mechanical system that conducts sound waves to the cochlea.
12. 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.
13. the number of complete wavelengths that pass a point in a given time
14. spot/the point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye, creating a "blind" spot because no receptor cells are located there.
16. adaption/diminished sensitivity as a consequence of constant stimulation
20. the principle that, to be perceived as different, two stimuli must differ by a constant minimum percentage
21. the sense of body movement and position, including the sense of balance
22. the chamber between the eardrum and cochlea containing three tiny bones that concentrate the vibrations of the eardrum.
23. the study of relationships between the physical characteristics of stimuli, such as their intensity, and our psychological experience of them
24. the adjustable opening in the center of the eye through which light enters.
26. priming/the activation, often unconsciously, of certain associations, thus predisposing one's perception, memory, or response.
28. a coiled, bony, fluid-filled tube in the inner ear through which sound waves trigger nerve impulses.
29. threshold/the minimum difference between two stimuli required for detection 50 percent of the time

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3. a substance diffused or suspended in the air, especially one normally liquid or solid
5. the rising of water (usually cold) toward the surface from the deeper regions of a body of water
7. a severe tropical cyclone having winds in excess of 64 knots (74 mi/hr)
9. very thin fog in which visibility is greater than 1.0 km (0.62 mi)
11. season that marks the transition from summer into winter, in September (Northern Hemisphere) or March (Southern Hemisphere), when the arrival of night becomes noticeably earlier and the temperature cools considerably
12. a strong wind carrying clouds of sand with it, especially in a desert
13. a mark, object, or other indication of the existence or passing of something
15. an instrument used to measure temperature
16. solid precipitation in the form of chunks or balls of ice with diameters greater than 5 mm
17. frozen water, a brittle, transparent crystalline solid
20. a hanging, tapering piece of ice formed by the freezing of dripping water
21. the various mechanical and chemical processes that cause exposed rock to decompose
24. marked by a covering of gray clouds; dull
26. partially melted snow or ice
27. one nautical mile per hour
29. the emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or as moving subatomic particles, especially high-energy particles that cause ionization.
31. an area or stretch of land having a particular characteristic, purpose, or use, or subject to particular restrictions.
32. issued when a hazardous weather or hydrologic event is occurring, imminent, or likely
33. the state of the atmosphere in terms of such variables as temperature, cloudiness, precipitation, and radiation
34. of or relating to the North or South Pole
35. of, typical of, or peculiar to the tropics
36. a form of energy transferred between systems by virtue of their temperature differences

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1. fine dry or wet dust or salt particles dispersed through a portion of the atmosphere. Individually these are not visible but cumulatively they will diminish visibility
2. a substance that pollutes something, especially water or the atmosphere
4. unpleasantly warm and humid
6. a column of air moving rapidly around and around in a cylindrical or funnel shape
7. 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
8. a long body of water curling into an arched form and breaking on the shore
10. the warmest season of the year, in the northern hemisphere from June to August and in the southern hemisphere from December to February
13. the time immediately before sunrise and after sunset when the sky remain illuminated
14. the force per unit area that one region of a gas, liquid, or solid exerts on another
18. the standard international base unit of thermodynamic temperature, equal in magnitude to the degree Celsius
19. an increase in air temperature with height
22. a hurricane that forms in the western Pacific Ocean
23. water or other liquid diffused in a small quantity as vapor, within a solid, or condensed on a surface
25. the season after winter and before summer, in which vegetation begins to appear, in the northern hemisphere from March to May and in the southern hemisphere from September to November
26. smoke and fog
28. the event of a storm moving over land after being over water
30. the seasonal wind of the Indian Ocean and southern Asia, blowing from the southwest in summer and from the northeast in winter
32. the coldest season of the year, in the northern hemisphere from December to February and in the southern hemisphere from June to August

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1. Due to the detour, we had to take a _____ route home.
4. The dog ______ in fear when its owner beat him.
6. reduce complicated issues to only two possible courses of action.
8. _______ of the Call
9. is an appeal to logic - it relies on logic and facts to persuade the audience
10. old and feeble
13. is something that misleads or distracts from a relevant or important issue.
16. That dress is beautiful, it looks very ______ on you.
18. you
19. Latin for “to the man”
23. She doesn’t know anything about cars because she has green eyes!
24. When the hero receives a task or challenge
29. The _____ girl received 15 wedding proposals last week.
30. ____ pentameter
31. when people are chosen because of their ability and qualifications
34. kind; altruistic
38. the death or suffering of a martyr
39. loaf around the kitchen
40. yogurt choice
41. earth/ground
42. not in harmony with the surroundings or other aspects of something
43. strong and turbulent or conflicting emotion
49. redundant; making duplicates
50. to repeal; terminate
51. Return with _____
53. brief
54. bad
55. Emma Watson’s _______ voice while singing in Beauty and the Beast was magic to Claribel Chen’s ears
56. politician who seeks support by scaring their supporters
58. completely obvious; without shame
59. skin
61. involved deeply in an argument
64. headwear for a princess
65. to settle comfortably, either a disagreement or into one’s chair
67. is an appeal based on emotion - it creates an emotional response from the audience
69. Today’s (May 18th’s) Wordle answer
71. mob - a group (ie: mob) of 3 or more people that kill (ie: lynch) someone for “justice” and is not condoned by the court.
74. drink with tapioca balls
75. feeling or expressing regret for an offense
76. lacking good manners
77. it isn’t always greener on the other side
78. action words
79. Mr. Marple, teacher of English, fan of Las Vegas Raiders, lover of travel
80. Language from which we got academy and democracy
81. still; motionless
83. is an appeal to ethics - it relies on credibility and expertise to persuade
84. Latin for “after this, therefore caused by this”)

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1. - noun - closet; armoire; dresser
2. Resident of 123 Sesame Street
3. a reference to something
5. The boy’s pink hair was a constant source of _______.
7. hand
11. The _____ World
12. The CEO hired his daughter to be assistant, even though she had no experience.
14. to where
15. time
17. the appointment of friends to positions of authority without regard to their qualifications
20. exuberant; cheerful
21. to run or jump about playfully
22. it’s c-c-c-cold
25. before
26. why
27. the MM of MM/DD/YYYY
28. A occurred, then B occurred; Therefore, A caused B.
32. skeptical; doubtful
33. of, resembling, or relating to twilight
35. maker of the Yukon or Acadia SUVs
36. everyone else is following a certain trend.
37. Today's Framed.wtf answer
44. Many students at MSJ _______ a sickness on test days.
45. If we ban Hummers because they are bad for the environment, eventually the government will ban all cars, so we should not ban Hummers!
46. Cedric Diggory’s ______ muscles helped him accomplish the difficult tasks.
47. number of letters in a Wordle guess
48. Using like or as to compare things, but developed over several lines
52. to go on board a ship or plane
57. a person who sacrifices something great, such as their life, for something they believe in
60. deceitfulness; double-dealing
62. He is known by a man of great ____ due to his honest and moral character.
63. not candid or sincere
66. official disapproval
68. a person who acts obsequiously toward someone important in order to gain advantage
70. non-dairy milk option
72. emphasizing one side and repressing another.
73. have
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3. The sound of the ax splitting _______ echoed through the forest, a reminder of the forest's changing fate.
5. A venomous snake known for raising its hood when threatened, the _______ is a feared creature in many cultures.
8. He pulled out his _______ with practiced ease, the cold metal gleaming in the low light.
11. Instead of writing the same thing twice, a streamlined process would avoid being _______.
12. The old-fashioned decor seemed entirely _______ against the sleek modern furniture in the room.
14. With the body of a lion and the face of a human, the _______ challenges travelers with riddles that have yet to be fully understood.
17. The _______ flowed endlessly toward the ocean, its waters carving the land as it went.
18. A massive collection of stars, planets, and cosmic dust, another term for this vast system is a _______.
19. The string instrument, played with a bow, that produces haunting melodies is a _______.
21. The old house stood in the middle of the field, its structure _______ and crumbling under years of neglect.
22. The mountain that erupts with molten lava and ash is called a _______.
24. She was not just beautiful but _______ in a classic, understated way.
25. The company decided to _______ a new office space to accommodate its growing team.
27. A dense, tropical forest filled with a rich variety of plant and animal life is called a _______.
29. He had a _______ attitude toward the problem, dismissing it without considering the consequences.
31. The system used to detect objects and measure their distance by bouncing waves off them is called _______.
33. ________ down the hill, you feel like you're on a roller coaster with no brakes. What is your fate?
34. When the moon passes in front of the sun, casting a shadow across the earth, it's called a _______.
36. Active during twilight hours, some animals are naturally _______—perfectly suited to the fading light.
37. A claim without any foundation or proof, a load of _______ that should be dismissed immediately.
38. He spent hours fitting the scattered pieces together, each click of the puzzle bringing him closer to the finished picture.
39. The gleaming award, given for victory, is often referred to as a _______ of achievement.

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1. You can describe someone who fixates on every minor detail as _______ or perhaps overly meticulous.
2. That dress is particularly _______ on her, accentuating her best features with grace.
4. He tried to _______ to avoid work, claiming he wasn’t feeling well, though we all knew better.
6. The _______ soared through the sky, its sharp eyes scanning the ground below for its next meal.
7. A game of strategy, patience, and foresight, where every piece plays a crucial role—this is the essence of _______.
8. Her comment was so _______ that it stopped the debate in its tracks, cutting through all the fluff.
9. The politician’s _______ was exposed when his actions contradicted his speeches.
10. Some minds are stubborn and unchanging, while others are remarkably ________, easily shaped by new ideas.
13. Someone who lacks refinement and basic manners—definitely the opposite of a polished socialite—is often called _______.
15. The soft glow of the _______ guided them through the foggy night, a beacon in the dark.
16. This project has turned into a _______ rather than a sprint, requiring endurance and patience to complete.
20. That friend who constantly complains about everything from the weather to their coffee temperature is a chronic _______.
23. A rare, life-sustaining spot in the desert where water and greenery flourish is known as an _______.
26. Are you going to skim through the report or _______ it with careful attention?
28. A sheltered bay where ships dock is called a _______.
30. A large, flat surface used by blacksmiths to shape metal is called an _______.
32. The opera's soaring voices filled the grand hall, each note a declaration of passion and drama, elevating the audience into the world of _______.
35. Earth is just one _______ in a solar system, orbiting a star in the vastness of space.

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3. Type of amnesia involving an inability to retrieve information from one's past.
7. The inability to see a problem from a new perspective by employing a different mental set.
8. Diminished sensitivity as a consequence of constant, unchanging stimulation.
9. Retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision.
10. Sensory receptors that enable the perception of pain in response to potentially harmful stimuli.
12. Theory that opposing retinal processes (red-green, yellow-blue, white-black) enable color vision.
13. A mental image or best example of a category.
15. A simple thinking strategy or mental shortcut that allows us to make judgments and solve problems efficiently.
17. A methodical, logical rule or step-by-step procedure that guarantees solving a particular problem.
21. Theory that the spinal cord contains a neurological mechanism that blocks pain signals or allows them to pass on to the brain.
23. The number of complete wavelengths that pass a point in a given time.
25. Receptor cells concentrated near the center of the retina that detect fine detail and color.
29. Phenomenon where memories are more easily recalled when you are in the same physiological condition as when you learned them.
30. A tone's experienced highness or lowness, which depends on its frequency.
31. A ring of muscle tissue that forms the colored portion of the eye and controls the pupil's size.
34. The ability to see objects in three dimensions, allowing us to judge distance.
35. Brain region linked to emotion that helps process and encode emotional memories.
37. Our tendency to recall best the last and first items in a list.
38. Brain region that plays a key role in forming and storing implicit memories created by classical conditioning.
39. Analysis that begins with the sensory receptors and works up to the brain's integration of sensory information.
40. An illusion of movement created when two or more adjacent lights blink on and off in quick succession.

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1. A theory predicting how and when we notice the presence of a faint stimulus amid background noise.
2. The neural process by which memories are physically stored and stabilized in the brain.
4. Nerve cells in the brain that respond to specific visual elements, such as edges, lines, and angles.
5. Memory for automatic skills, like riding a bike or tying your shoes.
6. A momentary sensory memory of visual stimuli lasting no more than a few tenths of a second.
11. A neurological condition characterized by the inability to recognize faces, also known as face blindness.
14. The quality of a sound that distinguishes one voice or instrument from another.
16. The clear protective tissue that covers the front of the eye.
18. Information processing guided by higher-level mental processes, expectations, and experience.
19. The distance from the peak of one light or sound wave to the peak of the next.
20. Depth cues, such as interposition and linear perspective, available to either eye alone.
22. The transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images.
24. Brain structure located above the nasal cavity where the sense of smell is first processed.
26. The height of a light or sound wave, which determines its intensity or loudness.
27. A condition in which stimulation of one sensory pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second pathway.
28. The study of relationships between the physical characteristics of stimuli and our psychological experience of them.
32. The adjustable opening in the center of the eye through which light enters.
33. Deep brain structures involved in motor movement and facilitating the formation of procedural memories.
36. Type of amnesia involving an inability to form new long-term memories.

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4. Jedi Master's other specialty
7. Friendly local artist
10. The food basics only, nothing fancy
12. Drinks provider
18. Pricey restaurant proposition
19. Towering grandchild
21. Favourite private beach
22. Favourite coffee place
24. Breakfast and drinks spot
26. Marielle's preferred beach throne
27. Picturesque Adriatic parkers, (2 words)
29. Jar of delight, from Pedro
30. State of dress for bed and private beach
31. Third party friend
32. Over-heated in Korcula, several times
34. Private dining experience, (2 words)
35. Alternative to Grk
37. Nationality of June 9th noise-makers
42. Home of Konoba Mate
43. Other spicy enjoyment, (2 words, plural)
44. Our frequent drink of choice, ( 2 words)
45. Apartment namesake flower
48. A Grk paradise
52. Double hulled transport
55. Flavour of choice
57. Good person, with heart of gold
58. Improves ladder sight-seeing (2 words)
60. Balcony passion places, (2 words, plural)
61. Something Dave never eats, (plural)
62. Start and finish place
66. Delicious meal for ten
69. Not just a drink, (4 words)
70. Sexy alternative to nudity
71. Site of rural AirBnB love nest
73. Launching point for ferry to paradise
74. Cat lover
77. Frequent coffee companion
80. Dave's other source of happiness
81. Hostess with best view on island
82. of trees to be seen, everywhere
85. Best Sunday brunch ever, (2 words)
87. Name of full moon on May 16th
88. Cheeky underware, (plural)
91. The Jedi Master's specialty
93. Gregor's kingdom (2 words)
94. Twilight call across the bay, (3 words)
95. Croatian city, and unhappy separation
96. Biking risk? (2 words, plural)
97. Cookie monster
98. Connection technique

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1. Asian builders of the Peljesac Bridge
2. Longest day of the year, (1 word, 1 count)
3. Water taxi lunch island
5. Name of full moon on June 14th
6. Imported Spanish drink
8. Dave's swimming hole, (2 words)
9. Alternative to Tommy's
11. Tasty meal, but sometimes creepy
13. Better than tuna
14. Triple fun pass time, (plural)
15. Over-heated in Korcula, once
16. Town that is impossible to spell, or say
17. Slang for rakija, after dinner drink
20. Dave's after swim lemon-beer
23. Source of revenue, and annoyance, (plural)
24. Spicy intimate enjoyment, (2 words)
25. Light and sheer summer wear
28. Marielle's go-to beach drink, (2 words)
33. Private beach activity for two, not four
36. Madonna and friend, with chatty husband
38. Where Dave was imprisoned
39. Not to be stepped on, (2 words, plural)
40. To be replaced by the Euro on 01.01.2023
41. Dave's source of happiness,(2 words)
45. Not likely to cross Marielle's lips
46. So far, Tantric impossibility for us
47. Percussion instrument until May 20th
49. Weakness of blonde waitress from Ukraine
50. Necessary protection in Korcula
51. Connection technique condiment, (2 words)
53. Excuse to park and kiss (2 words)
54. Banderas look-alike
56. Salty mystery to The Muse, (2 words)
59. Worn by all women, it would seem, (plural)
63. Traveller's malady to overcome
64. Seaside hot dog stand
65. Hallway decor, (plural)
67. Konoba with the best sunset view
68. June 9th hotel and restaurant, (2 words)
72. Loretta's "European" dessert, (2 words)
75. The keys to the city?
76. Great way to see Korcula
78. Other frequent coffee companion
79. Seen only on arrival day, and not again
83. Caveman home town, (2 words)
84. Shadowed by Irish friends here
86. Family name of 50 year old beach beauty
89. For the pleasure of each other, (plural)
90. Dave's LOML
92. Spotlight of June 14th, (2 words)

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4. threshold, the minimum difference between two stimuli required for detection 50 percent of the time. We experience the difference threshold as a just noticeable difference (also called just noticeable difference or JND.)
9. the sharpness of vision.
11. constancy, perceiving familiar objects as having consistent color, even if changing illumination alters the wavelengths reflected by the objects.
13. theory, the theory that opposing retinal processes (red-green, yellow-blue, white-black) enable color vision; useful for explaining the phenomenon of "after-images"
14. membrane, area within the cochlea where hair cells are located
16. sensation, detection of stimuli below absolute threshold
18. the extension of a neuron, ending in branching terminal fibers, through which messages pass to other neurons or to muscles or glands
19. 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.
20. processing, information processing guided by higher-level mental processes, as when we construct perceptions drawing out our experience and expectation.
22. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when cones don't respond.
26. A gestalt perceptual phenomenon; the organization of the visual field into objects that stand out from their surroundings
27. ear, the chamber between the eardrum and cochlea containing three tiny bones (hammer, anvil, and stirrup) that concentrate the vibrations of the eardrum on the cochlea's oval window.
28. cues, depth cues that only require input from one eye; often used in 2D art to create illusion of depth
30. a perceptual whole; derived from German word meaning "form" or "whole"

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1. conversion of one form of energy into another. In sensation, the transforming of stimulus energies into neural impulses.
2. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina.
3. the process by which the eye's lens changes shape to focus near or far objects on the retina.
5. the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information; enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events.
6. neurons, neurons that carry outgoing information from the brain and spinal cord to the muscles and glands
7. processing, the processing of several aspects of a problem simultaneously; the brain's natural mode of information processing for many functions, including vision. Contrast with the step-by-step (serial) processing of most computers and of conscious problem solving.
8. law, the principle that, to be perceived as different, two stimuli must differ by a constant minimum percentage (rather than a constant amount).
10. the process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment.
12. the perceptual tendency to organize stimuli into coherent groups
15. 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.
17. neurons within the brain and spinal cord that communicate internally and intervene between the sensory inputs and motor outputs
21. processing, analysis that begins with the sense receptors and works up to the brain's integration of sensory information.
23. neurons, neurons that carry incoming information from the sensory receptors to the brain and spinal cord
24. spot, the point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye; no receptors cells are located there. Creates a gap in our vision that is "filled" by the brain.
25. the adjustable opening in the center of the eye through which light enters.
29. a coiled bony, fluid-filled tube in the inner ear through which sound waves trigger nerve impulses.

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1. The newest shirt color in the school store
4. I play the saxophone almost as well as I stops strikers
6. Never seen without a smile
9. He has five or six pairs of the same shoe
11. In this class, one transcribes first and translates later (abbreviated)
12. Likes making bead bracelets
13. Longest hair in middle school
15. The artist on many a whiteboard after school
16. "Fee-fi-fo-fum:" He trudges the hallways like the giant from "Jack and the Beanstalk"
18. Human database of KBO statistics
20. His locker has a dog on it
21. This class has all the solutions
23. Our second home throughout 2020
26. Many "disappeared" this year
28. Newest part of school uniform
30. So popular at ICS that it should be named a sport
31. I really love board games
33. Comes after APs
35. If this sentence doesn't mean anything to you, then it is a good sine you should take this class
36. Most likely to draw on her hands
37. Usually the second section
38. A famous sculpture by Michaelangelo and a popular name in ICS
41. Has his own book
42. The only SAT advice you'll ever need
43. I am the twilight hours before the sun rises
45. This class is all about the context
47. I might be a "space" traveler
48. Don't be confused: this class isn't about The Matrix
52. I have a deep interest in forensic psychology
53. Student who has been in ICS the longest
55. You need to listen carefully here
56. Best basketball player in middle school
58. He wears adidas pants nearly every day
60. Don't ever touch it without permission
61. Meme-meister
63. Students' least favorite day (abbreviated)
65. Students used to climb it
66. I manage the school store
69. This class is easy to differentiate
70. Angle measurement for elementary
71. For Faculty only
72. He likes to ride a pennyboard
73. Very artistic student
75. Wears a headband every day
79. This class is in high demand
80. Popular board game at ICS
81. First chair violinist

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2. Pre-COVID Elementary drama production
3. My laugh can be heard from space
5. I spend all day and all night in ICS
6. Worked as a translator for the Mayor of Incheon
7. All ICS know: don't ever do this
8. Nickname for the corner classroom
10. Good looking out!
14. Feel the force in this class
17. Location of the last school trip
19. Don't be foiled! There is a point to this sport
22. This class is all about sharing your story
24. The contest that will one day return
25. Home for smartphones during the day
27. Every mathlete's favorite instrument
29. "Correlation is not __________________"
32. Consistently one of the top three things to love about ICS
34. What everyone hopes for during the summer programs
39. This class has more cycles than a bike shop
40. The cube king
42. I am interested in automotive design
44. His name is synonymous with relativity
46. This class did not end well for a certain pig
49. My name means "to show sincere or intense conviction"
50. A place for budding journalists
51. He is most likely to debate the term "football" with Mr. Morgan
54. In this class, we find our motivation(abbreviated)
57. Basically lives in a coffee cup
59. I like existentialist fiction
62. The first words she teaches might be "Hello, World!"
64. Always running dry
67. Angle measurement for middle school and high school
68. Provides perspective to the dance club
69. Durkheim and Harvey are some of the names you will encounter in this globe-trotting class
74. Here you'll find a whip
76. Was once on the FC Seoul Youth football team
77. Goes well with toast but not paper
78. Always missing

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2. You may need a stamp for this if you leave an event, or perhaps sustained tachycardia (1198)
5. these prevent maternal anemia (2330)
6. geriatrics, especially post menopausal women lose this (2548)
7. may suggest splenic injury (2107)
11. Infants and children have limited stores of glycogen and glucose due to (2441)
14. prolonged, gasping inhalation followed by short ineffective exhalation (970)
15. muffled heart tones, hypotension, and JVD would be (2076)
18. hypoxia, hydrogen ion, hypo/hyperk, hypothermia (1214)
19. QRS >0.12 second, terminal S wave in lead V1, for short (1238)
20. decreased efficacy or potency when taken repeatedly by a patient (744)
23. have multiple medical challenges due to age (2542-2556)
25. like the twilight vampires, or like advanced pancreatitis (1424)
28. in layman's terms- to wave or swing wildly, think blunt force trauma (2062)
33. pulmonary or coronary (1215)
35. when cells in the atria depolarize independently, for short (1204)
38. where the fertilized ovum normally implants (2326)
39. described as rapid, jerky, bizarre (1315)
41. may show flat t-waves, dysrhythmias, U waves (1410)
42. or hemiblock (1238)
44. emphysema, chronic bronchitis, blebs cigarettes, for short. (1137)
45. diphenhydramine can help! (1322)
46. alteration of a person's ability to perform coordinated motions (1314)
49. a gym class, or a blood clot in the lungs, for short (1146)
52. expressive or receptive, perhaps both? (1314)
54. absence of any relationship between the P and QRS complexes (1230)
57. appearance, work of breathing, circ. (2442)
58. degrees, but not temperature or angles (1894)
59. may point to cholecystitis, or the anything that can go wrong, will go wrong law (1421)
60. a premature partial or incomplete separation of a normally implanted placenta from the uterine wall (2345)
61. peak T-waves is a classic sign of this (1410)
62. placenta is implanted low in the uterus and partially/fully obscures cervical canal (2346)
63. acute bacterial infection of the subglottic area of upper airway (2461)
64. would be a reason for magnesium-sulfate (2339)
65. the heart's lower chambers (1161)

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1. the coffee that doesn't taste good (1410)
3. this isn't religion, but the bundle is ___(1162)
4. Not classical music, but a crescendo of the PRI (1229)
8. clonazepam, midazolam, lorazepam,etc. (765)
9. aka laryngotracheobronchitis, upper airway infection (2460)
10. Like salt, this can be coarse or fine, for short (1214)
12. oculomotor, trigeminal, glossopharyngeal (1313)
13. leads and association locations, for short
16. most often melena or hematochezia (1411)
17. R ventricle failure or increased pressure to pericardial sac (1166)
21. An umbrella term including STEMI, NSTEMI, unstable angina (1240)
22. would drop a needle for (not a tattoo) (2070)
24. A four quadrant system may help find this (1237)
26. like olaf, you'd stabilize this in place and transport (2105)
27. ischemic with a major artery blockage, for short (1321)
29. a disc minorly, the brainstem seriously (1321)
30. high pitched sounds due to narrow airway (971)
31. an rSR' or bunny ears, for short (1238)
32. flows into the cell to initiate depolarization (1170)
34. respirations common with DKA (970)
36. outward curvature of the thoracic spine (2542)
37. stimulation of this strengthens the force of contraction (1162)
40. stimulation of this slows the rate down, overall (1162)
43. a potent vasodilator that can increase ICP (1322)
47. Like waiting 15 seconds to flush a toilet again (1171)
48. occlusion of glottic opening by pus-filled tissues (2460)
50. PRI exceeding 0.20 seconds (200milliseconds) (1228)
51. For valley com, and for NTG (1163)
53. abnormal, but make it cardiology (1238)
55. a patient's awareness of motion and position of body parts (684)
56. Leads I, II, and III (1179)
62. friends, but make it cardiac

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4. Track 10 on debut album
6. the cover art for single "Planetary (Go!)" features the word "go" in this language
10. Final stop on "Black Parade World Tour
11. Name of first record label to sign burgeoning band
12. "Desolation Row" featured as end credit track of this 2009 film
14. John Cusack movie and MCR collaborator on "In Defense of the Genre"
15. name of hidden track omitted from Japanese album release
16. misleading opening track
17. the protagonist of "The Black Parade"
19. the band seems to abhor this term, but it's a genre generally attributed to MCR
20. because there's a continuous narrative between the songs on the Black Parade album, it's sometimes referred to as a rock ______
21. Co-headlined 2005 Warped Tour alongside MCR
24. MCR received a nominee from this youth-centric awards ceremony
25. Where did my father take me when I was a young boy?
26. not poison, but close
30. body part broken in "I'm Not Okay"
32. Video game franchise that features a few of their songs
35. Ray Toro has an "SL" tattoo on his arm, said to stand for ____
39. Debut solo album of rhythm guitarist
41. electric piano used on a few "Black Parade" tracks
43. name of Ray Toro childhood dog
44. Mikey Way ditched his trademark glasses when he got this surgery
47. According to the title of greatest hits album, something that should never stop you
48. they’ll never hurt you, and some V1 contestants will argue that they don’t exist at all
49. Band offered free mp3 downloads via this social media hub
52. They scare the living sh*t out of me
54. umbrella academy streaming service
55. I'm not okay – I ____
57. critters rescued from Frank Iero's backyard, according to a video from the Dodo
58. Mikey Way drew inspiration for band name from a book authored by a man named _____

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1. Gerard Way lists this Twitter handle as a source for all Gerard Way-related news
2. Vocalist of this band produced their debut album
3. video album and a Spanish word for retribution
5. number of "Na"s in the official title of that one 2010 single of theirs
7. conservative talk show host who has labeled their music "propaganda"
8. I'd likely visit this counterculture-themed retail chain to grab some MCR merch
9. _______ Drive
13. infamous music video shoot ultimately resulted in this ailment for one band member
14. First word in title of 9/11 inspired song
15. Former drummer turned real estate agent
18. Guest starred on Christmas episode of this popular children's television show
22. Currently scheduled to play at the ______ Center on 9/27/2022
23. MCR
27. Collaborated with this artist on a cover of "Under Pressure"
28. Distant cousin of frontman Gerard Way
29. music publication and the devil's weapon of choice
31. Early Sunsets Over ______
33. oft used contraction in song titles as well as a nickname for one of the hosts
34. MCR place of origin
36. Opening act for these punk-rock legends in 2005
37. A must-havecosmetic for any early 2000's punk rock band worth its salt
38. Relation between Mikey and Gerard Way
40. ill-fated lady that you might send off with a "so long and goodnight"
42. The final track of their final album mocks this teen romance
45. creature featured on "Danger Days"
46. metallic status symbol signifying an album's commercial success
49. cable channel where you might catch a music video
50. Gerard Way alma mater
51. fifth stop on the 10th Annual Honda Civic Tour
53. Cheerleaders don these in "Teenagers" music video
56. supporting record company circa 2004

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3. retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions. Detect fine detail and give rise to color sensations
4. a response of the whole organism, involving (1) physiological arousal, (2) expressive behaviors, and (3) conscious experience
8. alleviating stress using emotional, cognitive, or behavioral methods
10. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and grey; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision
11. compulsive drug craving and use, despite adverse consequences
13. in operant conditioning, an event that strengthens the behavior it follows
16. the loss of self-awareness and self-restraint occurring in group situations that foster arousal and anonymity
18. a disorder that appears in childhood and is marked by deficient communication, social interaction, and understanding of others' states of mind
19. adjusting one's behavior or thinking to coincide with a group standard
20. psychoanalytic defense mechanism that shifts sexual or aggressive impulses toward a more acceptable or less threatening object of person, as when redirecting anger toward a safer outlet
22. false beliefs, often of persecution or grandeur, that may accompany psychotic disorders
24. the developing human organism from about 2 weeks after fertilization through the second month
25. a school of psychology that focused on how our mental and behavioral processes function, how they enable us to adapt, survive, and flourish
26. the diminishing of a conditioned response; occurs in classical conditioning when an unconditioned stimulus does not follow a conditioned stimulus; occurs in operant conditioning when a response is no longer reinforced
27. the way an issue is posed; can significantly affect decisions and judgments
28. chemical messengers that are manufactured by the endocrine glands, travel through the bloodstream, and affect others tissues
29. in Piaget's theory, the preoperational child's difficulty taking another's point of view
30. the view that knowledge originates in experience and that science should, therefore, rely on observation and experimentation

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1. the light-sensitive inner surface of the eye, containing the receptor rods and cones plus layers of neurons that being the processing of visual information
2. all the mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating
5. (1) in classical conditioning, the learned ability ot distinguish between a conditioned stimulus and stimuli that do not signal an unconditioned stimulus. (2) unjustifiable negative behavior toward a group and its members
6. the proportion of variation among individuals that we can attribute to genes. May vary, depending on the range of populations and environments studied
7. a behavior therapy procedure that uses classical conditioning to evoke new responses to stimuli that are triggering unwanted behaviors; includes exposure therapy and aversive conditioning
9. a psychological disorder marked by the appearance by age 7 of one or more of the three key symptoms extreme inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity
10. in psychoanalytic theory, the basic defense mechanism that banishes anxiety-arousing thoughts, feelings, and memories from consciousness
12. (1) the inability to see a problem from a new perspective, by employing a different mental set. (2) according to Freud, a lingering focus of pleasure-seeking energies at an earlier psychosexual stage, in which conflicts were unresolved
14. our awareness of ourselves and our environment
15. a simple, automatic response to a sensory stimulus, such as the knee-jerk response
17. psychedelic drugs, such as LSD, that distort perceptions and evoke sensory images in the absence of a sensory input
21. the process by which we perceive and respond to certain events, called stressors, ther we appraise as threatening or challenging
23. a simple thinking strategy that often allows us to make judgments and solve problems efficiently; usually speedier but also more error-prone than algorithms

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2. sphlmicbpdsylmmnghckrsdowfyaiwjoftliobtmdsiccbi
6. i think ill regret this
7. watch the moon flower bloom
11. walk out in my high heels so high and mighty
13. as i go to the party on my knees saying take it all please
14. you learnt from movies how love ought to be
16. but i will be the one you need the way i can't live without you
17. in hope's it won't disappear
18. ill make no more use of it when theres no more you
20. kuzurete yuku maeni
22. id be going 'bout my day until a hand wuld come and lift me out
25. you could touch fire you could fly
28. hanging off a cliff stretched him everyday
30. i havent told anyone just like we promised, have you?
32. i could be your stoker
33. and were not out of the tunnel yet i bet you though theres an end
34. the scent of flowers still in bloom from morning showers
37. you look so good but ill keep my hand til
38. perhaps you wouldve found it in the spirits singing softly
39. at twilight i almost had it, with my cheek in the dirt
41. i never was very good
43. reach out of the car window, tryna hold the wind
46. go down with the ship
48. and i know no one will save me
49. where you look how i remember
51. is it alright if i stay for a year or two?
53. and the ground has been slowly pulling us back down
54. it was only to tease when he climbed up that tree, but my heart that i couldnt reach
56. with every breath of the breeze
57. i am waiting, i have been waiting
58. that i can save til tomorrows show
59. smell that its wet grass and smoke in my hair, i think ive had enough
60. im walking 'round my house naked
61. and like a babe in a crib
62. i always want you when im finally fine
63. atop of every roof in the city of my heart
64. let me watch those clouds from underneath

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1. and all the things i dont talk about
3. ive been blossoming alone over you
4. i thought maybe we would kiss tonight
5. ill love some littler things
8. i once lived in the sea, bring me to your ear you can hear
9. i work better under a deadline, i pick an age where im gonna disappear
10. its beautiful out today, i wish you could take me upstate
12. im staying up later just in case you come up and ask to leave with me
15. the road ahead appears the same
19. bury me in you memory im not the girl i ought to be
21. im whats left of when we swam under the moon
23. i've laid awake since morning now its 4 clock
24. but then ill be nothing forever
26. i dont know where to put my hands
27. a lake with no fish
29. you know you made me happy
31. you say you love me i believe you do
35. blue light, dark room, the white of your teeth
36. please under the light of day
40. if you would just make one mistake what a relief that would be
42. surrounded by tiles, so square and so steady
44. i hold one card, that i cant use
45. so i can watch it alone
47. its still as a pond i am staring into
50. i think my body's falling in pieces
52. except a slight grey in my eye
55. how do other people live? i wonder how they keep it up

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5. Distinctive black and white striped butterfly, larval host plant is pawpaw.
6. A skipper butterfly with a large, distinctive silver spot on its hindwing.
7. Famous orange and black migratory butterfly, caterpillars feed on milkweed.
8. Tiny, flattened hairs covering the wings of butterflies and moths, creating their patterns.
9. Small, brightly colored moth, typically pink and yellow.
10. A developmental stage of an arthropod between molts.
11. Butterfly that mimics the Monarch, with a black line across its hindwing.
14. Virginia's state insect, a large yellow butterfly with black stripes.
16. The pupa of a butterfly, often hard and shell-like.
19. The specific plant species that a caterpillar feeds on.
21. Large, robust moth, typically yellow with dark markings, caterpillars feed on pine.
23. Small, common blue butterfly with tiny tails and orange spots on its hindwings.
24. Butterfly with orange, black, and white markings, often seen on thistle.
26. Large, pale green silkmoth with long tails on its hindwings, active at night.
29. The order of insects that includes butterflies and moths.
31. A large family of moths whose larvae are commonly called "inchworms" or "loopers."
34. Distinctively patterned moth, often found in fields, also known as Utetheisa ornatrix.
37. Dark butterfly with yellow spots, caterpillars feed on dill, parsley, and fennel.
39. A silken case spun by the larvae of many moths and other insects for pupation.
42. Sweet liquid produced by flowers, a food source for adult butterflies and moths.
43. Active during twilight (dusk and dawn), like some moths.
44. Sensory organs on the head of butterflies and moths, used for smell.
45. General term for a family of moths known for their strong, rapid flight, often seen hovering like hummingbirds.
48. The primary appendages used for flight in butterflies and moths.
50. Large orange butterfly with intricate black patterns and silvery spots on its underside.
51. Similar to the hummingbird clearwing, often found near snowberry plants.

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1. A very large and diverse family of moths, often drab-colored.
2. Dark butterfly with iridescent blue on its hindwings, caterpillars feed on spicebush and sassafras.
3. White moth with black spots, larvae are woolly bears.
4. When one species evolves to resemble another for protection.
12. One of the largest North American moths, a giant silk moth with elaborate patterns.
13. To spend the winter in a particular place.
15. Large brown silkmoth with prominent "eyespots" on its hindwings.
17. A day-flying moth that mimics a hummingbird, feeding on nectar.
18. Seasonal movement of animals from one region to another.
20. Another name for a hawk moth, known for its stout body and narrow wings.
22. The inactive, immature form of an insect between larva and adult.
25. The posterior part of an insect's body.
27. The larval stage of a butterfly or moth.
28. Active at night (like most moths).
30. The long, coiled tube that butterflies and some moths use to drink nectar.
32. The process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distinct stages.
33. Moths whose caterpillars are often very hairy and can cause skin irritation.
35. The middle section of an insect's body, where wings and legs are attached.
36. Very common white butterfly, often seen in gardens.
38. Common yellow butterfly found in open fields.
40. Black butterfly with prominent reddish-orange bands on its wings.
41. The ability to blend in with the surroundings.
46. Active during the day (like most butterflies).
47. An animal that helps plants reproduce by carrying pollen.
49. The excrement of insect larvae, especially caterpillars.

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3. The belief that there is one God. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are known as the three monotheistic faiths
5. “seeking a state of peace” The religion of belief in One God, revealed through the prophets from Adam through Abraham, Moses, and Jesus, 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. “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. “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
12. According to the Qur’an, he the last prophet, or God’s messenger to humankind. Prophets before Muhammad include Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses and Jesus. Muhammad was born into the tribe of Quraysh at Makkah in about 570 CE
14. “the God” The one God, who is all-Powerful and who created everything in the universe, also called Rabb, the Lord of Abraham and all other prophets. In the Arabic language Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also use the term Allah for God. The Qur’an lists 99 attributes, or names of God

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1. 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. The Qur’an is the source of guidance in a Muslim’s daily life, and a source of knowledge about God and His creation. Muslims only consider the Qur’an authentic as as read and recited in Arabic but translations may express its meaning as an aid to understanding, not as a substitute for the original scripture
2. Five basic acts of worship required of every able-bodied Muslim
4. 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. A group of people who share common ancestors, language and traditional claims to territory. At the time of Muhammad’s birth, Meccan society was organized according to relationships among clans and tribes
7. Ancient city in the Arabian Peninsula. Makkah is an important religious center that houses the Ka’bah
8. “Pilgrimage to Mecca” One of the Five Pillars of Islam and the duty of every Muslim believer. Pilgrims perform rites that reenact the life of Abraham, his wife Hajar, and their son Ishmael over 4,000 years ago. It is required of every Muslim who is able, at least once in a lifetime
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
11. First wife of Muhammad, a wealthy widow who was older than Muhammad. She was the first person to accept Islam after the revelation, and the wife who bore all of Muhammad’s children
13. 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. According to the Qur‘an, Abraham and his son Ishmael built the Ka’bah. 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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6. - The weak or pale part of the moon’s shadow. From within the penumbra, the sun is only partially blocked by the moon.
8. - The maximum phase of a total solar eclipse, during which the moon’s disk completely covers the sun’s bright face. Totality occurs between second and third contact. It can last from a fraction of a second to a maximum of 7 minutes 31 seconds.
10. - The darkest part of the moon’s shadow within which the entirety of the sun’s bright face is blocked. Within this, the moon appears larger than the sun. An observer standing in this phase sees a total solar eclipse.
13. Plumes - Bright structures of outflowing gas that occur along magnetic field lines in coronal holes. These field lines extend into the solar system. Although plumes usually occur at the poles, they can appear anywhere there is a coronal hole.
14. Contact (C3) - The instant when the total or annular phase of a solar eclipse ends. For a total eclipse, this is synonymous with the appearance of
15. Obscuration - Measure of the sun’s surface area cut off from view (occulted) by the moon.
16. - An obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination.
18. Contact (C1) - The moment when the moon takes its first tiny nibble out of the solar disk - the beginning of the partial phase of an eclipse.
19. Contact (C2) - The instant when the total or annular phase of an eclipse begins. For a total eclipse, this is synonymous with the disappearance of the first diamond ring. At second contact during a total solar eclipse, darkness suddenly falls, but only to the level of deep twilight.
20. - The earth’s only natural satellite. It orbits at an average distance of 384,000 km and is about 30 times the diameter of the earth. Over time, earth’s gravity has caused tidal locking, causing the same side of this object to always face earth.

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1. Loops - Found around sunspots and in active regions. These structures are associated with the closed magnetic field lines which connect magnetic regions on the solar surface.
2. Streamers - Large caplike coronal structures with long pointed peaks that usually overlie sunspots and active regions. We often find a prominence or filament lying at the base of these structures.
3. - The lower atmosphere of the sun just above the photosphere that appears as a thin crimson ring around the edge of the sun during a total solar eclipse.
4. - The outermost layer of the solar atmosphere. This is made of a tenuous ionized gas called plasma with temperatures up to many millions of degrees Fahrenheit. It is visible to the naked eye only during a total solar eclipse.
5. Magnitude - The fraction of the sun’s diameter covered by the moon. It is a ratio of sun/moon diameters and should not be confused with
7. Contact (C4) - The instant when the moon no longer covers any part of the solar disk. This signals the conclusion of the partial phase of an eclipse.
9. - Structures in the corona consisting of cool plasma supported by magnetic fields. These are bright structures when seen over the solar limb, but appear dark when seen against the bright solar disk. This is seen on the disk and also known as filaments.
11. - Caused by shafts of sunlight shining through deep valleys on the lunar limb (edge), they look like a series of brilliant beads popping on and off. They appear just prior to second contact and just after third contact at annular and total solar eclipses. They are named after English astronomer, Francis Baily, who first described them during the annular eclipse of May 15, 1836.
12. - The maximum phase of an annular eclipse when the moon’s entire disk is seen silhouetted against the sun. Annularity occurs between second and third contact. It can last from a fraction of a second to a maximum of 12 minutes 30 seconds.
17. - Of or resembling the moon
19. - A dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface.

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1. "Hey guys, so, cosmic change time, possible Armageddon, twilight of the gods, blah-blah-blah — you've been heralded."

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6. In the first generation of Pokémon games, Erika, the gym leader who resides in Celadon City, presents the player with the Rainbow Badge upon defeat. What color is celadon a shade of?
7. Enviropigs are genetically modified pigs that have been designed to produce manure with lower phosphorus levels. What was the first genetically modified food approved by the FDA?
9. In Silverhaven, darkness emerges from the catacombs, and a group of adventurers assembles to find the Crystal of Twilight. An eerie voice commands, "Roll for _________," as our heroes brace for a battle against encroaching darkness. Fill in the blank.
10. Post introduced a cereal called "Grape-Nuts" in the late 19th century, despite containing neither grapes nor nuts. This was a strategic move to compete with Dr. John Harvey Kellogg's Granula. Erica loves cereal, what cereal was introduced in 1994 that likely contributed to this?
11. In 1983, Atari buried thousands of unsold E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial game cartridges in a New Mexico landfill. This event became an urban legend until the cartridges were excavated in 2014, confirming the story's truth. What game console was released in 1994?
12. In the novel/show "The Expanse" the protagonists evacuate on the Tachi spacecraft. They later rename it after Don Quixote's horse, what is that name?
13. Many U.S. presidents had distinctive middle names. For example, Harry S. Truman's middle initial "S" doesn't actually stand for a name; it was chosen in honor of his grandfathers, Anderson Shipp Truman and Solomon Young. What is Erica's middle name?

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1. The Laerdal Tunnel in Norway is the world's longest road tunnel, measuring over 24.5 kilometers (15.2 miles). It connects Laerdal and Aurland and features several rest areas along its length. What undersea tunnel opened in 1994 connecting 2 European countries?
2. The design of the javelin in track and field changed after a javelin accidentally impaled a judge during the 1952 Olympics. The incident led to a shift from a straight design to the current curving one. In what sport is 30 the value of the 2nd point?
3. The log carried by the Log Lady in "Twin Peaks" is a ponderosa pine. Actress Catherine E. Coulson, who portrayed the Log Lady, actually owned the log and brought it to the set herself. What was the number 1 TV show in 1994?
4. The French Republican calendar was created during the French Revolution. It divided a month into three ten-day weeks, called décades. Each day was named after a domestic animal, agricultural tool, or a celestial body. How many months have 30 days?
5. The wizarding world has its own version of radio broadcasting called the Wizarding Wireless Network. The host of the popular program "Potterwatch" during the Second Wizarding War is Lee Jordan, who was also a member of Dumbledore's Army. How many times did Erica restart her Hogwarts Legacy play-through?
7. The Inverted Jenny is one of the most famous postage stamp errors. Issued in 1918 in the United States, the biplane on the stamp was accidentally printed upside down. What was the price of a Postage Stamp in 1994?
8. Cats are known to purr not only when they are content but also when they are injured or in pain. The vibrations created by purring are believed to have a healing effect on their bodies. What was the name of Erica's family cat growing up?

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3. A dish of Italian origin consisting of a flat, round base of dough baked with a topping of tomato sauce and cheese, typically with added meat or vegetables.
6. American Standard Code for Information Interchange.
7. A brand of chocolate sandwich cookie with a creamy white filling.
9. A liquid preparation containing detergent or soap for washing the hair.
11. A Swedish CGI-animated character and Eurodance musician created in 2003.
12. A small purple and green dragon who is Twilight Sparkle's assistant and roommate.
13. A small hot-tasting pod of a variety of capsicum, used chopped (and often dried) in sauces, relishes, and spice powders.
15. An American rock band formed in the East Bay of California in 1987.
16. A round patty of a savory ingredient, typically ground beef.
18. A multimedia software platform used for production of animations, rich internet applications, and desktop applications.
20. A wide-mouthed cylindrical container made of glass, typically having a lid, used especially for storing food.
22. An opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein, secreted by female mammals for the nourishment of their young.
23. A strong-smelling and pungent-tasting bulb.
24. Meal made from ground oats, used in breakfast cereals or other food.
28. A fish sandwich sold by the international fast food restaurant chain McDonald's.
29. A simple text editor for Windows.
30. An insulated container for keeping food and drink cold.
33. A proprietary telecommunications application, best known for VoIP-based videotelephony.
34. A soft frozen food made with sweetened and flavored milk fat.
36. An online multiplayer gaming and digital media delivery service created and operated by Microsoft, first launched in 2002.
37. A large marine crustacean with a cylindrical body and stalked eyes.
39. A cupboard with shelves or drawers for storing or displaying articles.
43. A slender long-legged fly with aquatic larvae.
44. An American company most closely associated with its flagship canned soup products.
45. An American brand of flavored tortilla chips produced by Frito-Lay.

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1. A thin strip of deep-fried potato.
2. A game played on a large open-air course, in which a small hard ball is struck with a club into a series of small holes in the ground.
3. A small cucumber preserved in vinegar, brine, or a similar solution.
4. An American web portal and online service provider based in New York City.
5. An online discussion site where people can hold conversations in the form of posted messages.
8. A gnawing mammal of an order that includes rats, mice, squirrels, and hamsters.
10. An American brand of purified bottled water that is produced by PepsiCo
14. A raster-graphics file format that supports lossless data compression.
16. Having a scalp wholly lacking hair.
17. A swamp grass which is widely cultivated as a source of food, especially in Asia.
19. A rupture in the crust of a planetary-mass object, such as Earth, that allows hot lava and gases to escape from a magma chamber below the surface.
21. An American actor and comedian. Primarily a comedic leading actor in film and television.
23. A fish-shaped cracker with a small imprint of an eye and a smile.
25. An accent placed over Spanish n when pronounced "ny" (as in señor)
26. A tortilla filled with cheese and heated.
27. A cylinder or block of wax or tallow with a central wick that is lit to produce light as it burns.
30. A marine bivalve mollusk with shells of equal size.
31. An enclosed compartment, as in a kitchen range, for cooking and heating food.
32. An edible soft fruit, consisting of a cluster of reddish-pink drupelets.
35. Acronym standing for "rolling on the floor laughing".
38. Large algae growing in the sea or on rocks below the high-water mark.
40. A song by American singer Michael Jackson from his sixth studio album.
41. A frankfurter.
42. flavored with or fragrant with spice.
44. A strip of plastic, metal, or wood with a row of narrow teeth, used for untangling or arranging the hair.

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1. Bookshop in Edinburgh (sorry about this vagueness)
3. The greatest showman
4. Mufasa's aptly named brother
6. He just wanted to be in the room where it happens
8. R&B music group that taught us to not to go chasing waterfalls and just stick to the rivers and the lakes that we're used to
14. The annoyingly resilient secret police of Ba Sing se
16. City in Japan / A legendary basketball player
19. Sokka's moon girlfriend
20. Not "Kanye East", but...
22. A chemical analysis technique used to find the concentration of a substance (...I sincerely apologize)
24. This incredible musician won a nobel prize in literature
26. Incredibly influential Japanese director / Incredibly influential Japanese anime
27. What the Japanese call a giant radioactive kaiju that has no regard for the maintenance of metropolitan areas
29. Active volcano in southwest Tokyo
30. Sassy, wisecracking dragon from 'Mulan'
31. American painter who pioneered the pop art movement
34. The sweet old man who taught heartwarming life lessons on Tuesdays
35. Protagonist for Miyazaki's 1983 graphic novel
36. Song that plays at the end of 'Only Yesterday'
39. The first Avatar
40. The type of necessities that Baloo teaches Mowgli through a toe tapping musical number
41. Yubaba's baby
45. Optimus...
46. "When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie that's...
47. Himalayan nation
48. The trampoline loving patriarch of the Dunphy family
50. Everyone's favourite Catbu...I mean flying bison.
51. He was a little bit rock and roll, while Marie was a little bit country
52. Director of the incredible animated short: 'The man who planted trees'
55. Aang and Katara's only airbending child
57. Greg Heffley's best friend
59. Abbas' father from 'The Stolen Bicycle'
60. Green-haired, quiet and multifaceted step-brother of Phineas
63. Formerly a capital city of the Roman Empire, currently Istanbul
65. This red panda turned a noodle making panda into the greatest hero China has ever known
66. The most strong-willed of the March sisters
67. Highly acclaimed Japanese director of 'Tokyo Story'
68. A word people barely ever get to use practically
69. Homer

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2. Thor's companion
4. Simpsons character who (like myself) unapologetically loves disco music
5. An underrated Disney villain, who turned a prince into a frog
7. A French stewed vegetable dish, often made and perfected by an overly ambitious, food loving rat
9. The super continent that eventually up into 7
10. The world's oldest elephant
11. Pazu's father found a castle in this place
12. Award winning director Jordan Peele's bestfriend
13. Captain Holt and Kevin's adorable corgi
15. The hand from the Addams family
17. An organ that is biologically useless
18. Miyazaki's son, with whom he has a complicated relationship
21. The lyrics to the 'Modern Family' theme song
23. A zone that is commonly known as the 5th dimension, beyond that which is known to man
24. Cat statuette from 'Whisper of the heart'
25. Miyazaki has lots of complex opinions on this topic
28. Taiwanese for "iron horse"
32. Famous author of many murder mystery novels
33. Japanese for "boiled rice" / The one of the most ridiculously overpowered teenager in anime
34. Aang's grandson, who acts more like Sokka...on a sugar high
35. Someone who's sick of being compared to Miyazaki
37. The food that Ponyo is so delighted to taste for the first time
38. X Æ A 12's father
41. because it's not Google
42. Malia and Sasha's mama
43. The man responsible for all of your tears in 'Grave of the Fireflies'
44. Gatsby's real name
45. What it's called when Pinocchio says "my nose will grow now"
49. Nani's little sister and Stitch's best friend
53. A poetic form that has 14 lines and is written in iambic pentameter
54. A former Avatar who doesn't play when it comes to getting rid of Fire lords
56. Famous American abstract expressionist artist / Also a Edinburgh Uni accommodation
58. French for 'Butterfly'
61. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING VIETNAAAAM!!!
62. Everyone's favourite winged lemur
64. Everones favourite naked mole rat
66. A really good Beatles song that shares a name with someone you know

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3. a broad elevation
7. the act of assisting; help
8. to call upon to do something specified
10. spent wrongly or unwisely
11. a Eurasian plant
12. doubtful
13. anything said or done, on or off stage, that is followed by a specific line or action
14. a book in which records of acts, events, names, etc.
15. such an effect or event manifesting or considered as a work of God
19. somewhat aloof or reserved
21. elongated, usually from the square or circular form
22. the man who invited Peter and Kit to join his Playwright
26. to kill suddenly or secretively, especially a politically prominent person
29. the law-enforcement officer of a county or other civil subdivision of a state
30. showing or expressing contempt or disdain
33. to kill suddenly or secretively
35. having achieved victory or success
36. to walk with long steps, as with vigor, haste, impatience, or arrogance
39. Ruthless landlord and conspiracy leader
45. an insurrection or revolt
48. disdainfully proud; snobbish
51. possessing the claimed or attributed character, quality, or origin
54. the act of conspiring
57. an unprincipled, dishonorable person
59. a person who is confined in prison or kept in custody
61. occupied; lived in or on
62. a woman who inherits or has a right of inheritance
65. the act of consoling; comfort
68. obeying or willing to obey
71. to walk with a leisurely gait
72. about or near that place or time
73. to prove or declare guilty of an offense
75. to be necessary or proper for, as for moral or ethical considerations
77. having strong belief or full assurance
78. the act of inflicting excruciating pain, as punishment
80. characterized or marked by dignity of aspect or manner; stately; decorous
81. first in place, order
82. the quality or state of being impudent
83. full of exultant joy; merry
84. open, organized, and armed resistance to one's government or ruler

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1. by assuming reasonably
2. to shake or wave, as a weapon
4. being in that place or over there
5. yielding profit
6. any of numerous limbless, scaly, elongate reptiles of the suborder Serpentes
9. fastidious or dainty
12. causing gloom or dejection; gloomy; dreary; cheerless; melancholy
13. to fall or cave in
14. to restore to assurance or confidence
16. infliction of injury, harm, humiliation
17. to make necessary repairs on
18. a person who takes part in a conspiracy
20. to lay siege to
23. relating to, or characterized by hysteria
24. having to do with machinery
25. a small tower, usually one forming part of a larger structure
27. a narrow strip of land, bordered on both sides by water
28. limp and soiled, as with rain or dirt
31. not capable of being approached; remote; unreachable
32. to a noteworthy or marked extent; much; noticeably; substantially; amply
34. containing an apology or excuse for a fault, failure, insult, injury, etc.
35. the soft, diffused light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon
37. without stop or pause
38. a female fox
40. relating to, or of the nature of instinct
41. a center of operations, as of the police or a business, from which orders are issued
42. not resistible
43. full of or characterized by vigor
44. to cause delay, interruption, or difficulty in
46. to search thoroughly or vigorously through
47. having a vocal tone characterized by weakness of intensity and excessive breathiness
49. a stream that flows to a larger stream or other body of water
50. the sycamore maple; a tree
52. to accuse of or present proof of a crime or fault
53. a state of society without government or law
55. foretell or predict
56. where Peter live
58. also called ventricular. a thick-walled
60. performed by or involving a supernatural power or agency
63. vast; huge
64. dark
66. to hang or be suspended over
67. a rope, chain
69. an act or instance of determining mentally upon some action or result
70. lacking skill or dexterity
74. a person who is frequently in the company of, associates with
76. the ceremonies for a dead person prior to burial or cremation; obsequies
79. reply to, usually in a sharp or retaliatory way

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5. The black scourge
8. Located north of the redridge mountains and south of the searing gorge
10. Racial mount of the troll
12. General of the sentinel army
16. Decieved into a blood pact
17. Citadel of the necrolords
18. Located above the clouds of storheim
19. Magic incarnate
20. Lady katrana
21. In the center of this zone is the neutral town of halaa
22. Stonemaul chieftain
23. Fromer chieftain of the darkspears
26. Where the blackrock foundry is located
27. Destroyer of dreams
31. God of the deep
34. Last king of the nerubian
35. Led to the great sundering
37. The dark lady
38. What is now known as the maelstrom
40. Racial mount of the draenai
43. Spirits spawned from the essence of y'shaarj
46. First of the druids
54. Yogg-saron predicts his demise
55. In the middle of the great sea
60. Prophet of the naaru
61. The eternal city
62. First of the ogre-magi
63. Also known as the known earth or the sunstone
66. Ruled by the wild gods
67. Wasteland of the damned
68. Great burning shadow
70. Amphibious humanoid race
76. Herald of azeroth
78. Orc and draenei half-breed
79. Main continent shaped by the titans
80. Emperor of the mogu
81. Ranger-captain of quel'thalas
84. The stormlord
86. Titan city
89. "The light shall burn you"
90. Nightmare lord
91. Lord of the centuries
92. Sister of elune
93. Creator of the twilight dragonflight
95. Lord of outland
96. The unmaker
98. The sun king
103. Forest of the night fae
104. Archlich
105. Overlord of the warsong offensive
107. The red leviathan
110. The wolf
111. The apprentice
112. The destroyer
113. Originally located by the lordamere lake
114. The aribiter's chamber
115. Commander of the stoneborn
116. Great turtle
117. Shaman representative of the new council of tirisfal
118. Eredar demon lord
119. Created by the all father

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1. God of madness and chaos
2. The shattering
3. Jailer of the damned
4. Highlord of the knights of the ebon blade
6. Ruler of gilneas
7. Tower of the damned
9. Location of the black temple
11. Land of eternal starlight
13. Home of the dwarves
14. A desolate region in khaz modan
15. Former master of the augari
24. One of the two gateways between the worlds of azeroth and draenor
25. High chieftain of thunder bluff
28. Chief jailer of yogg-saron
29. Loa of graves
30. Leader of the earthen ring
32. Supreme commander of the paladin order
33. The forbidden realm of the first ones
36. The red crane
37. Kingdom of azeroth
39. Eternal god of death
41. Where artifacts are stored by the dark riders
42. Governed by the council of six
44. "By fire be purged"
45. Extinguish all life
46. The last guardian
47. All father
48. The last emperor of the pandaren empire
49. The awakened
50. Chosen of the moon
51. Racial mount of the tauren
52. The dark iron fortress
53. The doomhammer
56. Mother of the underworld
57. Name of the naval force of the zandalari empire
58. Son of the former warchchief of the black horde
59. Warlord with the iron will
64. The arbiter
65. The city of gold
69. He remains in the dragonblight
71. He is known as the heart of the land
72. Lord of blackrock
73. At its core dwells the nascent spirit of a titan
74. Headquarters of the fel orcs of outland
75. Borders the northern barrens
77. Matriarch of tirisfal
82. Court of the venthyr
83. Where uther's spirit resides
85. King of the frostborn
87. Maritime human kingdom
88. Doom lord
94. Once the beloved ruler of the Kaldorei
97. Lady of the frost wyrms
99. Highfather of the pantheon
100. The banished one
101. One of the nathrezim
102. Daughter of the sea
106. Goddess of the cosmic realm of life
108. Birthplace of the ancient empire
109. Was once the champion of the Pantheon
110. Ranger-general of the silver covenant

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2. Leila's first night mare, she is also the fastest.
3. Which fae ring monarch, other than Leila, is married?
6. How many Glooms were there originally?
9. The word that Rigel uses to activate his daggers.
10. How many nightmares were there originally?
14. How many heads does the baby hydra have?
17. This shade's front paws are a distinct shade of gray. She lives in the mansion with Leila.
19. The male gloom who lives in the stables
21. Leila's smallest night mare, he was runty and such an off-gray color that he looked perpetually ill.
24. Skye's grandpa is Lord ______.
26. Lady _______ runs a pet food store on main street.
27. The background color of the first two books in the series is purple; what is the background color for the last book?
28. The last two words that anyone speaks in The Queen's Crown (no punctuation, no spaces)
30. Leila's middle name (hint: it's the same as Chloe's)
32. Leila's shades who live in the stables are Bob, Larry, Mary, Tom, and _______.
35. The word that Leila used to use to activate her prism artifact.
39. The female gloom who lives in the mansion with Leila, she has a cute little swirl of red fur on her forehead.
40. At Leila's crowning party, Killian and the Paragon were playing Laser Tag and Killian won, and kept winning, until the Paragon started ______.
41. Leila's last name (at least before she married Rigel, but neither Rigel nor Greyson have last names, so...)
42. Leila's biggest Night Mare, he looked like he was stitched together like a stuffed animal because of the red lines in his coat, that probably changed when he became a unicorn.
44. King Fell's hair color.
46. Who does Linus owe money to?
48. Crown of Shadows starts in which month?
49. The color of Lady Chrysanthe's magic.

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1. The male gloom who lives in the mansion with Leila, he likes to turn on Rigel's shower whenever he wants a drink.
3. The night mare that Leila rode in the race with the other monarchs while leading the other night mares, he is a gelding.
4. The color of Leila's magic.
5. Lady Chrysanthe's eye color
7. The female night mare who had an extra thick tail and had yellow dapples brushed into her coat, she used to drool red.
8. Leila's mom's first name.
11. Leila's first fae social was at an _______ restaurant.
12. Lady Chrysanthe's grandmother is Lady ________.
13. The female gloom who lives in the stables.
15. Who is the last person to say "it's fine" in The Queen's Crown?
16. Lady ________ "has a thing" for Linus.
18. Lady ________'s artifact is a tuning fork.
20. In the race with the other monarchs, Leila leads her nightmares across _____ lake.
22. This night mare is not one of the original six, and is actually not mentioned in the CoMaD books, but she was the night mare who lived with the Northern Lakes pack. She is particularly big-boned and as a unicorn, she has a silver coat and black horn with ears that are always pinned.
23. What did Skye's dad used to call her?
25. How many Shades were there originally?
26. Leila's biggest shade, he lives in the mansion with Leila.
29. The sixth night mare to show up, she had pale yellow eyes and a black coat which had faint blushes of blood red hairs.
31. The month that Crown of Moonlight starts in (hint: it's exactly a year before The Lies of Vampires and Slayers starts)
33. Verdant's hair color.
34. Lord Dion's hair color.
36. How many dollars does the middle tier of life advice from the life advice vampire cost?
37. Skye's hair is a dark _____ color.
38. The word that Leila uses to activate her charm bracelet.
43. Leila ate a poisoned ______ at her first Fae social.
45. When Leila first encountered fae spiders she said that they needed to hire a pesticide company run by a ______.
47. The color of the boots that the Shades have to wear to go out in Magiford to protect their paws from the salt that the city uses to salt their sidewalk.

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3. a narrow strip of land, bordered on both sides by water
6. disdainfully proud; snobbish
7. to make necessary repairs on
8. foretell or predict
9. the act of assisting; help
12. yielding profit
15. the man who invited Peter and Kit to join his Playwright
17. spent wrongly or unwisely
18. to hang or be suspended over
19. to a noteworthy or marked extent; much; noticeably; substantially; amply
20. reply to, usually in a sharp or retaliatory way
21. the act of consoling; comfort
23. dark
28. having to do with machinery
30. a female fox
31. to kill suddenly or secretively, especially a politically prominent person
33. to search thoroughly or vigorously through
35. obeying or willing to obey
36. a broad elevation
37. a small tower, usually one forming part of a larger structure
38. performed by or involving a supernatural power or agency
41. to accuse of or present proof of a crime or fault
42. doubtful
44. Ruthless landlord and conspiracy leader
47. containing an apology or excuse for a fault, failure, insult, injury, etc.
50. a woman who inherits or has a right of inheritance
52. first in place, order
53. to restore to assurance or confidence
54. to kill suddenly or secretively
56. limp and soiled, as with rain or dirt
58. an act or instance of determining mentally upon some action or result
59. where Peter live
60. the act of conspiring
61. somewhat aloof or reserved
62. a stream that flows to a larger stream or other body of water
63. to walk with a leisurely gait
65. by assuming reasonably
67. not resistible
71. to call upon to do something specified
73. having strong belief or full assurance
74. relating to, or characterized by hysteria
78. the soft, diffused light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon
79. also called ventricular. a thick-walled
80. to walk with long steps, as with vigor, haste, impatience, or arrogance
81. the sycamore maple; a tree
82. a person who is frequently in the company of, associates with
83. open, organized, and armed resistance to one's government or ruler
84. having a vocal tone characterized by weakness of intensity and excessive breathiness
85. a person who is confined in prison or kept in custody

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1. the quality or state of being impudent
2. a book in which records of acts, events, names, etc.
4. any of numerous limbless, scaly, elongate reptiles of the suborder Serpentes
5. a person who takes part in a conspiracy
10. to be necessary or proper for, as for moral or ethical considerations
11. lacking skill or dexterity
13. having achieved victory or success
14. to lay siege to
16. a Eurasian plant
19. showing or expressing contempt or disdain
22. elongated, usually from the square or circular form
24. the act of inflicting excruciating pain, as punishment
25. to prove or declare guilty of an offense
26. occupied; lived in or on
27. being in that place or over there
29. anything said or done, on or off stage, that is followed by a specific line or action
30. full of or characterized by vigor
32. an unprincipled, dishonorable person
34. a state of society without government or law
39. to fall or cave in
40. not capable of being approached; remote; unreachable
43. vast; huge
45. a center of operations, as of the police or a business, from which orders are issued
46. about or near that place or time
48. an insurrection or revolt
49. such an effect or event manifesting or considered as a work of God
51. relating to, or of the nature of instinct
52. the ceremonies for a dead person prior to burial or cremation; obsequies
55. to shake or wave, as a weapon
57. full of exultant joy; merry
64. characterized or marked by dignity of aspect or manner; stately; decorous
66. to cause delay, interruption, or difficulty in
68. the law-enforcement officer of a county or other civil subdivision of a state
69. possessing the claimed or attributed character, quality, or origin
70. infliction of injury, harm, humiliation
72. a rope, chain
75. fastidious or dainty
76. without stop or pause
77. causing gloom or dejection; gloomy; dreary; cheerless; melancholy

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1. Kyle’s weekend plan: lift, run, repeat
4. Glow-in-the-dark insects
7. Dave’s favourite morning grind (3,6)
9. Home to Ali, Garrett and the A’s (7)
10. Frank’s quiet eye on the world
12. You’ll never hear the Sams say this game night favourite
20. Our lovely venue (3,4,5)
22. Abbreviated city with unforgettable broth
25. Celebration sprinkles in the air
26. The wedding’s official tagline
29. Where two become one
30. Most high-ly rated birthday gift Frank gave Hannah (3,3,7)
31. Where Hannah and Iannis put down roots (for now…)
32. Emile’s latest role — equal parts wonder and wipe
33. Their haunting song defines twilight on the lake
38. Lauren’s 9-5: Where manners meet mortar (5,8)
41. The unofficial scent of Canadian summer
45. Frank’s passport told many stories
46. Groom’s floral accessory, pinned with care
48. The circle of trust for singalongs and sparks
49. Wooden platform on the lake
50. Kate brings the heat to this kitchen sport
52. Preferred window direction, always
53. Morning wine with a vitamin C alibi
54. Saving Pale Friends
56. Where Rebecca and Nigel grow their bunch?
57. Bonnie speaks fluent fern (5,5)
58. Dad forever in our hearts and memories
62. Avery’s big step up (5,3)
63. Mara’s costume in her most recent dance recital
66. Andrea turns generosity into strategy
68. When Adam uses trigonometry on the weekend
69. Trust Ali and Garrett to batten this down
73. Waiting at the altar with a smile
74. Kyle's role in the WCPS 2002 ‘The Lion King’ (7,5)
75. Birthplace of Jerome
76. Rebecca’s ongoing project (4,2,7)
78. First concert Hannah and Iannis attended together
81. Alma mater of the groom’s Mom
82. Wedding bells and Algarve swells await the Sams here
85. The voice behind Hannah and Kyle’s basement dance floor (6,4)
86. Ontario region with over 600 lakes
87. Andrea’s hobby kneads no introduction
88. The provincial flyer of summer
89. When Lauren shakes things up after hours

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2. Hannah’s ‘centre’piece
3. Tucked between Iannis’ first and last
5. Hannah & Iannis’s first flirt — on tap (3,3,4)
6. House, but rustic
8. Sunday target for the groom’s golfing dad and brother (4,2,3)
11. Liquid courage for Hannis’ first summer of shenanigans
13. Cottage bandit with a mask and a plan
14. Number of countries H & I have held hands in (6-3)
15. Where the Kathy made her debut
16. Ada and Nova’s shared sign — tiny but mighty
17. Words spoken with love and promise
18. The driest place — and the most romantic (6,6)
19. Andrea’s treasure-hunting sport of choice
21. Emile’s brain is... into brains
23. Paddle-powered boat
24. Bonnie’s cardio comes with a splash
27. Adam’s favourite hit
28. The only acceptable wrinkle
34. All the siblings shared alma mater
35. Bait with a short résumé
36. The groom’s mom taught a Prime Minister more than politics
37. First international country H & I travelled to meet in
38. Where to get loaded with the Sams.
39. Most likely to… (12,3,6-5)
40. Mara’s destination come September
42. Avery’s favourite mystical animal
43. Native home of the groom’s dad
44. For Kirsten and Hannah, it’s not summer without this rally cry (4,2,4,4)
45. Dave’s domain: no camouflage needed (3,4)
47. Takis: Stone-slinger-in-chief
50. You’ll get nowhere without this canoe sidekick
51. Mollie’s favorite insect on the weekends?
55. The naughtiest of the Peponoulas pack
56. Mollie’s former tool for sweet melodies
59. The lake with the unforgettable name
60. Jerome’s newest (and cutest) adventure
61. Jerome’s idea of a walk in the park — uphill, for hours
64. Kate’s colourful retirement gig
65. Shake it, shake, shake it
67. Where marshmallows meet storytelling
70. What Iannis almost forgot while crossing the pond
71. Raised glasses
72. Cottage colour that isn’t a tan
75. Where hockey begins... and kneecaps end
77. High school halls where H & I’s story started (abbr.)
79. Kirsten and Hannah’s favourite way to hydrate irresponsibly in their 20’s (4,5)
80. Floral bundle for the bride’s arm
83. Hannah and Iannis’ most recent international destination
84. White-barked tree common up north
87. A member of the group of seven
88. Don’t forget; Ali’s favourite filling cabinet

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2. Instead of writing the same thing twice, a streamlined process would avoid being _______.
3. The sound of the ax splitting _______ echoed through the forest, a reminder of the forest's changing fate.
7. She was not just beautiful but _______ in a classic, understated way.
9. A large, flat surface used by blacksmiths to shape metal is called an _______.
10. The system used to detect objects and measure their distance by bouncing waves off them is called _______.
12. Her comment was so _______ that it stopped the debate in its tracks, cutting through all the fluff.
13. _______ in a classic, understated way.
14. A dense, tropical forest filled with a rich variety of plant and animal life is called a _______.
16. Active during twilight hours, some animals are naturally _______—perfectly suited to the fading light.
17. This project has turned into a _______ rather than a sprint, requiring endurance and patience to complete.
19. A massive collection of stars, planets, and cosmic dust, another term for this vast system is a _______.
26. You can describe someone who fixates on every minor detail as _______ or perhaps overly meticulous.
28. The old house stood in the middle of the field, its structure _______ and crumbling under years of neglect.
29. The mountain that erupts with molten lava and ash is called a _______.
31. That dress is particularly _______ on her, accentuating her best features with grace.
32. A sheltered bay where ships dock is called a _______.
34. With the body of a lion and the face of a human, the _______ challenges travelers with riddles that have yet to be fully understood.
36. ________ down the hill, you feel like you're on a roller coaster with no brakes. What is your fate?
38. Some minds are stubborn and unchanging, while others are remarkably ________, easily shaped by new ideas.
39. A game of strategy, patience, and foresight, where every piece plays a crucial role—this is the essence of _______.
40. A rare, life-sustaining spot in the desert where water and greenery flourish is known as an _______.

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1. He tried to _______ to avoid work, claiming he wasn’t feeling well, though we all knew better.
4. The old-fashioned decor seemed entirely _______ against the sleek modern furniture in the room.
5. A venomous snake known for raising its hood when threatened, the _______ is a feared creature in many cultures.
6. The opera's soaring voices filled the grand hall, each note a declaration of passion and drama, elevating the audience into the world of _______.
8. When the moon passes in front of the sun, casting a shadow across the earth, it's called a _______.
11. The politician’s _______ was exposed when his actions contradicted his speeches.
15. He had a _______ attitude toward the problem, dismissing it without considering the consequences.
18. The company decided to _______ a new office space to accommodate its growing team.
20. The soft glow of the _______ guided them through the foggy night, a beacon in the dark.
21. He pulled out his _______ with practiced ease, the cold metal gleaming in the low light.
22. That friend who constantly complains about everything from the weather to their coffee temperature is a chronic _______.
23. The string instrument, played with a bow, that produces haunting melodies is a _______.
24. The _______ soared through the sky, its sharp eyes scanning the ground below for its next meal.
25. The gleaming award, given for victory, is often referred to as a _______ of achievement.
27. The _______ flowed endlessly toward the ocean, its waters carving the land as it went.
30. Someone who lacks refinement and basic manners—definitely the opposite of a polished socialite—is often called _______.
33. A claim without any foundation or proof, a load of _______ that should be dismissed immediately.
35. Earth is just one _______ in a solar system, orbiting a star in the vastness of space.
36. Are you going to skim through the report or _______ it with careful attention?
37. He spent hours fitting the scattered pieces together, each click of the puzzle bringing him closer to the finished picture.

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2. This is the middle of the night when it's darkest outside. It's a quiet and still time when most people are asleep. During this time, you might be in a deep sleep, and the world around this is calm and serene.
5. This is the time of day just before the sun sets, when the sky starts to turn darker and the stars begin to appear. It's a time of transition between daytime and nighttime. During this time, you might enjoy the gentle breeze, watch the changing colors of the sky, and feel a sense of peacefulness.
8. This is the middle part of the day, between morning and evening. It's a time when the sun is high in the sky and activities are in full swing. During this time, you might continue learning at school, engage in outdoor adventures, or enjoy lunch with friends and family.
9. This is the later part of the day, after the afternoon and before bedtime. It's a peaceful time when things wind down. During this time, you might have dinner, relax, and spend quality time with your family before going to bed.
10. This is the moment when the sun goes below the horizon and the sky starts to darken. It marks the end of the day and brings a sense of tranquility and beauty. During this time, you might enjoy the vibrant colors of the sky and appreciate the peacefulness of the evening.

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1. This is the time when it's dark outside and most people are asleep. During this time, you might dream, rest, and recharge your energy for the next day. It's a quiet and calm period when you can see the stars and the moon shining in the sky.
3. This is the period of time between sunrise and sunset when it's bright outside. It's a time for being active and engaging in various activities. During this time, you might play outside, go to school, and enjoy the warmth of the sun on this.
4. This is the early part of the day when the sun rises and a new day begins. It's a fresh and energetic time when things start to happen and the day is full of possibilities. During this time, you might wake up, have breakfast, and prepare for the activities of this.
5. This is the time of day just before the sun rises, when the sky starts to get brighter and the world begins to wake up. It's a peaceful and quiet time when everything feels calm and still. During this time, you might hear the birds singing and witness the world coming to life.
6. This is the moment when the sun appears on the horizon and the sky starts to get brighter. It marks the beginning of a new day and brings a sense of renewal and hope. During this time, you might witness the beautiful colors of the sky and hear the birds chirping as they wake up.
7. This is the middle of the day when the sun is at its highest point in the sky. It's a time when it's usually the brightest and warmest. During this time, you
11. This is the period of time in the morning or evening when the sky is partially illuminated. It's a magical time when the sun is just below the horizon, creating a soft and gentle light. During this time, you might enjoy the peacefulness and the beauty of the transitioning sky.

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3. "Kill me. Kill me and live with the memory. Then tell the stars that you won."- Gray Wing
6. "Next time, I’ll check who my parents are before I’m born."- Lionblaze
8. "I felt more certain during my dream than ever before in my life. I'm sad to watch so many cats leave, but I truly believe that it will give all of us a better chance of survival."- Stoneteller
9. "bro"- Diesel
10. "Like I said, it's a big name for a kit your size. And it's the name the Sisters gave you. You're not one of them anymore, are you?"- Root
14. "Let me know if you have any more, okay? Oh, and welcome to the Three."- Jayfeather
15. "What, keep on burying kits who should still be at their mothers bellies? Keep on treating wounds from battles that should never have been fought? Keep on sending the elders to the farthest corner of the territory because their wisdom is valued less than dirt!"- Yellowfang
17. "Hollyleaf! I won't let you run away again!"- Lionblaze
19. "Your heart is in ShadowClan, too. Our Clan is changing, but not all change is bad. Give yourself some time, and give Tigerstar a chance. I love you so much, Tawnypelt. I always will. But it’s time to let me go."- Rowanclaw
20. "I wanted to be as loyal to you as you are to your Clan. I know I can't exactly miss a life I've never known, Graystripe, but I think sharing your life and your path... is the best journey I could possibly imagine."- Millie
22. "Oh yes. Blood is everything. But the only blood I'm interested in flows from my enemies. Look around you! These cats are bathed in blood. It soaks their fur and laps at their paws. This is the way we survive! We are BloodClan!"- Scourge
23. "I came back . . . for you."- Ashfur
25. "My Clan doesn’t even know that Sandstorm is dead."- Alderpaw
27. "You were always brave and clever and loyal, and you always helped any cat who needed you. You died saving me, and there's no way I can thank you properly for that."- Thunder
29. "Which cat named her 'Petal'? There's nothing soft about her!"- Thunder

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1. "Just now with the other medicine cats. I wondered at first if you had what it takes to be a medicine cat, but now that I see that you are willing to say what you believe, I trust that StarClan made the right choice after all."- Yellowfang
2. "This one will see into the shadows."- Spiresight
4. "I would have taken your place if you had let me". His voice was hoarse with grief."- Graystripe
5. "We cannot change our destiny. We just have to have the courage to know what it is, and accept it"- Cinderpelt
7. "Keep your eyes open, Fireheart. Keep your ears pricked. Keep looking behind you. Because one day I’ll find you, and then you’ll be crow-food"- Tigerclaw
11. "I hate being blind. I wish I had never been born!"- Jaypaw
12. "I can’t think of anything better. We’ve put up with ThunderClan long enough. It’ll be good to have a new Clan on our border."- Tigerstar (Tigerheart)
13. "I don't think I'd be more surprised if Firestar floated down out of the sky and licked me on the nose."- Graystripe
16. "This new home is... a chance... for the clans to live together... in peace and friendship"- Tallstar
18. "I choose my own destiny. Nothing can stop me—not even StarClan."- Tallstar
21. "Every word was poison, like snake venom dripping into a pool, but it’s helped me understand him."- Rootspring
24. "You don't look like much of a leader right now. Are those your kits?"- Sol/Harry
26. "Tigerstar, my warriors are not yours to command. They will attack when I tell them, and not before."- Scourge
28. "To survive, you must grow and spread like the Blazing Star."- Bright Stream

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2. used to say that someone is strong, brave, determined, and difficult to defeat or frighten
3. a sudden wish or idea, especially one that cannot be reasonably explained
5. losing strength or purpose and stopping, or almost stopping
8. a coal mine and all the buildings, machines, etc. connected with it
10. the empty space to the side of the text on a page, sometimes separated from the rest of the page by a vertical line
11. to bend the top half of the body forward and down
14. in a way that is without hope
15. (especially of a bird) to make a short high sound or sounds
17. likely to kill another person; making somebody likely to kill another person
19. suddenly and unexpectedly without any warning
24. of excellent quality; very great
26. a large flat sea creature that lives in a shell, some types of which can be eaten either cooked or uncooked, and other types of which produce pearls (= small round white precious stones)
28. to keep something as it is, especially in order to prevent it from decaying or being damaged or destroyed
29. a building in which nuns (= members of a female religious order) live
30. the quality of being true, honest, or accurate
31. the period just before it becomes completely dark in the evening:
33. a short, clear description that gives the main facts or ideas about something:
35. to tell someone that you disapprove of their bad or silly behaviour
37. a fence made from a series of vertical metal posts, or one of these posts
39. to give or to be a good reason for
42. weak or unhealthy, or easily damaged, broken, or harmed
43. the process that takes place when somebody sees or hears something that causes them to have exciting new ideas or makes them want to create something, especially in art, music or literature
45. a part of a piece of furniture such as a desk, used for keeping things in. It is like a box in shape and has a handle on the front for pulling it out.
46. someone who has an unnaturally strong wish for power and control, or thinks that they are much more important and powerful than they really are
47. (of time) to go past
48. the fact that bubbles of gas are produced or exist in a liquid, or the bubbles themselves
49. to keep information for the future, by writing it down or storing it on a computer
50. a brave, exciting or interesting act
51. happening or being done at exactly the same time

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1. to express what somebody has said or written using different words, especially in order to make it easier to understand
4. in a way that is not clearly expressed, known, described, or decided
6. to steal goods violently from a place, especially during a war
7. the distance from one side to another
9. a business or other organization, or the place where an organization operates
12. to prevent something from being seen or heard
13. small, loose pieces of wool or other soft material, or the down (= soft new hairs) on a young animal
16. to die, especially in an accident or by being killed, or to be destroyed
18. If something that you need is lacking, you do not have enough of it
20. humour or lack of seriousness, especially during a serious occasion
21. a female god
22. a private place or room where someone is never interrupted
23. something that has not been experienced before and so is interesting
25. to refuse to accept somebody’s help, attempts to be friendly, etc.
27. feeling worried or nervous
32. clever, especially in a dishonest or secret way
34. that can be reached, entered, used, seen, etc.
36. very beautiful and delicate
38. impossible, or very difficult, to believe
40. arguing and complaining a lot
41. inside or contained within something else
44. (of air) with little oxygen

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1. → Quel espion infiltre les zones dans Metal Gear Solid 3 ?
7. → Quelle société est au centre des expériences dans Outlast ?
9. → Quel personnage explore le vaisseau dans Prey ?
12. - Autre personnage principale de Deus Ex
14. → Quel lieu est géré par le joueur dans Dave the Diver ?
17. → Quel personnage amnésique est le héros de XIII ?
21. → Quel soldat combat dans Helldivers 2 ?
22. → Quel personnage principal combat les démons dans Doom Eternal ?
23. → Quelle race insectoïde affronte les Terrans dans StarCraft ?
26. → Quel groupe est central dans Nier Automata ?
29. → Quel boss est présent dans Dota 2 ?
30. → Quel détective mène les enquêtes dans L.A. Noire ?
33. → Profession d'Alan Wake
34. - méchant grand et fort de Outlast
35. → Perso principal des 3 premier Assassin's Creed 3 ?
38. → Quel opérateur utilise un marteau dans Rainbow Six Siege ?
39. → Qui accompagne Joel dans The Last of Us ?
40. → Quel employé explore les bureaux dans Stanley Parable ?
41. → Quel personnage est le héros dans Life is Strange ?
43. → Personnage principal de split Fiction ?
44. → Quel personnage est le héros dans Rayman 3 ?
47. → personnage joueur dans Dark Souls 3 ?
50. → Quel ennemi explosif existe dans Minecraft ?
51. → Quel agent utilise des flammes à Valorant ?
53. → Quelle créature infectée attaque les survivants dans The Last of Us ?
54. → Quelle société dirige l’action dans Deus Ex ?
56. → Quel personnage principal mène l’infiltration dans Deus Ex ?
58. → Quel androïde combat les machines dans Nier Automata ?
59. → antagoniste colonel du GRU dans Metal Gear Solid 3 ?
60. → Quel protagoniste vit dans Red Dead Redemption 2 ?
62. → Qui est l’amie proche de Maxine dans Life is Strange ?
64. → Quel androïde enquête dans Detroit: Become Human ?
65. → Quel personnage aide Link dans Wind Waker ?
67. → Quel personnage est le héros principal de Mafia 3 ?
70. → Quel soldat est le protagoniste dans Call of Duty: Black Ops ?
71. → Quelle antagoniste est la mère d’Isaac dans The Binding of Isaac ?
72. → Quelle ville est explorée dans Cyberpunk ?
74. → Quelle civilisation fictive est jouable dans Age of Mythology ?

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2. → Quel personnage pilote les fusées dans Kerbal Space Program ?
3. → Quel cheval spirituel accompagne le joueur dans Elden Ring ?
4. → Quelle organisation lutte contre les extraterrestres dans XCOM 2 ?
5. → Quelle arme iconique détruit les ennemis dans Doom Eternal ?
6. → Ile capitale de grande mer dans Wind Waker
8. → Quelle figure autoritaire dirige l’école dans Bully ?
10. → Quelle province est explorée dans Oblivion (la province impériale) ?
11. → protagoniste Silent Hill 1 ?
13. - créature ailé à peau verte dans rayman
15. → Quel personnage est emblématique de Minecraft ?
16. → Quel ennemi extraterrestre attaque le joueur dans Prey ?
18. - virus dans the last of us
19. → Quel étudiant est le protagoniste dans Bully ?
20. → Quelle ville fictive est le théâtre de Mafia 3 ?
22. → Quel mentor et ami dirige un gang dans Red Dead Redemption 2 ?
24. - Antagoniste final de Outlast
25. → Carte ensablé francophone dans Counter-Strike ?
27. → Royaume et chateau exploré dans Dark Souls 3 ?
28. → Quel journaliste enquête dans Outlast ?
31. → Quelle alliée accompagne Link dans Twilight Princess ?
32. → Quel personnage explore le Bureau Federal dans Control (perso principal) ?
36. → Quel animal est joueur dans Untitled Goose Game ?
37. → Quel héros est appelé pour sauver le monde dans Skyrim ?
42. → Quel loup divin est le héros dans Okami ?
45. → Quel personnage sauve Ashley dans Resident Evil 4 ?
46. → Quel personnage est jouable dans Fortnite ?
48. → Quelle faction humaine combat dans StarCraft ?
49. → Quel monde est exploré dans World of Warcraft ?
52. → continent de la orde ?
53. → Entreprise qui fabrique les androides dans Detroit: Become Human ?
54. → Quel objet doit être posé pour gagner une manche à Valorant ?
55. → Quel personnage est piégé dans The Binding of Isaac ?
57. → protagoniste dans Split Fiction ?
61. → Quel camp affronte les Contre-Terroristes dans Counter-Strike ?
63. → Quel ennemi apparaît dans Rayman 3 ?
66. → Quel ennemi domine la Terre dans XCOM 2 ?
68. → Quel protagoniste affronte les horreurs dans Silent Hill 2 ?
69. → Quel monde est exploré dans RuneScape ?
73. - barbare humaine dans Rayman
75. → Quel antagoniste est rencontré dans Call of Duty: Black Ops ?
76. → Quel assassin est le héros d’Assassin’s Creed 2 ?

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5. The “land version” of an ocean turtle.
6. Ca____ne is the thing in coke, coffee and beer/wine that makes it inadvisable for children to have.
9. A ship would release this object into the water to stop themselves from drifting.
12. An Australian animal that eats gum leaves and lives in trees. Very sleepy.
14. If your parents have sisters then that makes them your _____.
15. of these
18. A synonym for terrible and horrible.
19. This is a type of soft and expensive leather.
20. People sometimes tie belts around their ____s.
23. A form of dairy that is thick and similar to sour cream.
24. A volcano does this every once in a long while.
25. Several fully-grown girls.
26. Opposite to public.
29. A fancy house that royals would supposedly live in.
31. A rose colored parrot that is native to Australia.
32. A shade of red.
33. This day is the hump day of the week.
34. A common force that everybody in this class knows about, the colours of their ‘flag’ are white and blue in a checkerboard pattern.
38. People cook and bake food for themselves and other people in this room.
39. Normally we use degrees ___ instead of degrees Fahrenheit.
40. A fuzzy floor material
42. If someone wants something that someone else has, then that person is ____.
44. Fairy lights and cars would be powered by these.
48. The full word for BBQ.
49. Perhaps if you don’t treat a bee sting right, the area that stung might get _____.
50. You might have your washing machine in this room.
52. Chop a sandwich in two and then you will have two _____.
55. One of the activities that SAKG involves that we do at school
56. Works in court.
58. I don’t think that my dog would be able to ______ in the wild. She’s too soft.
59. Bilbo leaves his hobbit hole to go on a _____ with Gandalf and Thorin & Co.
60. Every laptop would use this. It is similar to Google Chrome.

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1. The people that take care of you and are the brother and sister to your uncles and aunts.
2. People sometimes twist or sprain this joint when they mis-judge a step.
3. Reading, Writing and Math are all what?
4. When an animal’s bones or a plant’s root has become hard and similar to rock then it has become a ____.
7. There’s a recycling bin, a greens’ ____ bin, and a rubbish bin.
8. Another word for capacity.
10. A time period that ended between 1400s and 1450s.
11. The _____ forecast said that today would be rainy.
13. A shop or display room with fish and small aquarius animals in tanks inside of it.
16. If you laugh or smirk at a joke then you are _____.
17. The second month of the year.
19. A sharp and pointy object that you might use in a battle.
21. To make a copy of something.
22. If you have stairs in your house that lead to a room above you, then you will have
25. Cars usually have four ____s.
27. The middle part of your hand
28. The opposite of positive.
30. It is counted as rude to do this while two or more people are conversing.
35. Your laptop or PC is one of these.
36. A slip of paper that tells you what you can buy and eat from a canteen or cafe.
37. You would go to this place to get your teeth checked.
40. Another word for a kayak.
41. Before you begin to walk, you will do this.
43. People can borrow books from their local _____.
45. The sun sets at _____.
46. The joint that connects your forearm to your upper arm is called an _____.
47. You would use this to look at the stars or something very far away.
51. Ben P likes to eat them (similar to spaghetti)
53. The police might ____ someone if they break the law bad enough.
54. Water droplets on the leaves and petals of plants in the morning.
57. This flying object is small, has a remote and can be used at home for fun.

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5. Band on Beavis' shirt
6. Sophie's residence address
7. Disease that decimated Philadelphia in 1793
9. The femoral vein is a continuation of the popliteal vein at the
11. The Anakin Skywalker of your favorite plane pastime, Kung Fu Panda I
14. Team merged with the Eagles for a single season during WWII
16. Band that requested venues remove brown M&Ms from their backstage snack tables
17. Dragon wheeled mode of transportation
18. Tom _____, CEO of Waystar RoyCo
20. two-doored Porsche
26. Name of soldiers who rebelled in 1857 against the Raj over cartridges
28. Profession of Margot Tennenbaum
30. Best NYT game
33. Daaniya's first concert
34. "My father owned half the MOMA and he did it with no ______"
37. Since you once claimed you were a geography buff in school...The (no longer existing) African country that experienced a coup overthrowing longtime dictator Mobutu Sese Seko in 1997
38. Zayn Malik's daughter's name
40. The Four Humours: black bile, phlegm, blood, and _______
41. Johnny Rose's wife
44. Simba's mom's name
46. "For Harry and Lloyd, every day is a ______" - Dumb and Dumber
48. term for a UVA player originating from Washington & Lee
49. Villanova's train station is located next to this science building
51. Show featuring characters Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs
54. The finest gelato Down Under
58. Sebastian Vettel's first F1 team, ____ Sauber
60. Spilled 11 million gallons of crude oil across Alaskan waters in 1989
61. Battlefield of the Graham-Beaver rivalry
62. TV show featuring James Franco, Seth Rogen, and Jason Segel as teenagers in Chippewa, Michigan
63. Where we tried the world's best hot chocolate
65. Most popular song from Interstellar
66. Reagan underwent a procedure for removal of a mass from this organ during his presidency
70. Redhead Manhattan nanny played by Debby Ryan
71. Top speed of Frecciarossa train
73. Led Villanova to two championships
76. Airplane that spilled wine on MJ
77. Safa's kindergarten teacher
78. receptor for presenting lipid antigen
79. Where Kurt Vonnegut was held a POW

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1. Main church on Villanova's campus
2. Christmas 2018 dinner on a river
3. Last digit of Daaniya's phone number
4. Safa's favorite stuffed animal in Delaware named Mow
8. Musical duo that suffered a lipsyncing scandal
10. DMC sports car in Back to the Future
12. Classification of aortic dissections
13. Slash was replaced by guitarist Robin Finck from this band
15. In the 1995 NBA Playoffs, Michael Jordan wore the signature shoe of another player for the only time in his career
19. take a shower shine your shoes
21. The Gentle Don of Philly
22. "P" generic name of the anesthetic drug sometimes sold as Diprivan
23. Cause of death of MJ's protagonist, Sally
24. Teacher in Boy Meets World
25. The subject of Daaniya's original David Attenborough spotting moment
27. Prime Minister of the UK in the 90s
29. Current Barca sponsor
31. Vein sometimes used in coronary artery bypass
32. Messi's first team
34. Wrote All the Light We Cannot See
35. the world of infinite subconscious DiCaprio fears becoming trapped within in Inception
36. ______ Sparkle, main character of My Little Pony
39. Won the most Superbowls in the 1980s
42. Statins are medications given to people with high levels of this
43. The Windows word processor you would use for a “flawless” document in the 1980s/1990s which saved as .wpd
45. First home field of the Eagles
47. Beatles song and title of a book
50. Household in the book of your senior English paper by a Bronte
52. Brand from the 80s by Herb Goldsmith with the tagline, "When you put it on, something happens"
53. One of two ghostface killers in Scream
55. Restaurant chain whose ads featured a red-suited villain called The Noid
56. Hotel with a pool with a tiled orchid
57. David Hasselhoff's talking car
59. name of the town in Dawson's Creek
64. Address of Bluefield, VA's premier high school
67. Your accidental alter ego in elementary school due to shyness
68. First Russian President elected in 1991
69. Porsche 918 Spyder number of cylinders
72. Wilmington, Delaware abode
74. Beat 7x World Champion Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery
75. Barca's Champions League championships

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2. involving little trouble or effort; fitting in well with a person's plans
4. cease to be visible
5. play by sweeping the thumb or a plectrum up or down across the strings
6. an image of a person; especially one depicting only the face or head and shoulders
13. having sound judgment; fair and sensible
14. the state or process of living in a particular place
15. surprise or impress (someone) greatly
20. a formal religious or public occasion typically one celebrating a particular event or anniversary
22. decide on a course of action; typically after rejecting alternatives
24. put something on top of or in front of (something) especially in order to protect or conceal it.
26. providing physical ease and relaxation
27. a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws
29. present or existing from the beginning; first or earliest
32. the power or right to give orders or make decisions
33. a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern
34. based on knowledge or experience; showing expertise
35. side by side and having the same distance continuously between them
36. be all around (someone or something)
38. able to be done; within the power or capacity of someone or something
43. the action or process of flying through the air
44. the action of leaving, especially to start a journey
47. make someone aware of or familiar with
48. the feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or something
51. an unexpected or casual meeting with someone or something
53. break or cause to break forcibly into parts, especially into halves or along the grain
55. a wide range: usually of colors or sounds
56. in the same manner or to the same extent; fairly
57. very good; excellent
62. the degree of compactness of a substance
63. provide (someone) with amusement or enjoyment
65. not specific or detailed
66. strive to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others who are trying to do the same
67. cause (someone) to become perplexed and confused

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1. remarkable enough to be famous
3. a person who is traveling or visiting a place for pleasure
7. a ghost or ghostlike image of someone
8. an amount of space between two things or people
9. instinctive or intuitive feeling as distinguished from reasoning or knowledge
10. an insistent and peremptory request; made as if by right
11. a traveler on a public or private conveyance other than the driver
12. a set of related measures or activities with a particular long-term aim
16. facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education
17. the use of numbers in counting and calculation
18. consent to receive a thing offered
19. bring and hand over something to the proper recipient or address
21. attractive in a delicate way without being truly beautiful or handsome
23. relating to a star or stars/ excellence
25. a way of dealing with someone or something
28. make more beautiful or attractive
30. speak or write about someone or something with great enthusiasm and delight
31. requiring immediate action or attention
37. block (an opening, path, road, etc.); be or get in the way of
39. not making or accompanied by any sound
40. think deeply about; to bounce back light
41. a category or topic for a subject
42. bring (something) into existence
45. make (something) simpler or easier to do or understand
46. having or marked by bad fortune; unlucky
49. not staying the same throughout
50. make (something) more difficult or confusing by causing it to be more complex
52. the period of the evening between daylight and darkness
54. timetable; arrange or plan to occur at a particular time
58. a thing that happens, especially one of importance
59. boring or difficult to endure
60. valued objects or cultural traditions
61. a feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment
64. over-imaginative and unrealistic

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1. sings Roar. • She sucks hammers. • He is the king of pop. • She is a famous rapper. • He was Jack in Titanic. • She's Bella in Twilight. • He was Eduard Scissorhands. • Her boyfriend is Brad Pitt.

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4. chamber in ear that contains hammer, anvil and stirrup that concetrate vibrations of the eardrum
5. study of paranormal things like esp and psychokenisis
11. the minimum stimulation needed to detect a particular stimulus 50 percent of the time
16. when paying attention to certain part of visual scene, most fail to see major changes in other parts
17. ability to see things in three dimensions when images are two dimensionalallowing distance to be judged
19. receptors that detect black and white, AND PERIPHERARL AND TWILIGHT VISION
25. pitch we hear linked with the place where the cochlea's membrane is stimulated.
27. a theory predicting how and when we detect the presence of a faint stimuli, no single absolut threshold, just stored informations for short time
29. nerve cells that respond to certain features
32. hearing loss caused by damage to cochleas receptor cells or audtiory nerves, also called nerve deafness
33. property of sound waves dependent of frequency
35. focal point of eye, where there are most cones
37. organization of the visual field into objects that stand out from their surroundings
41. tube in ear that contains flueid that moves from vibrations
42. depth cues that use both eyes
45. tendency when percieving to organize stimuli into similiar groups
47. opposite color receptors allow color vision, show cause of afterimages
50. information processing lefd by higher level mental processes and constructing perceptions
51. amount of energy in a wave, or amplitude
54. sense of body movement and position, including the sense of balance
55. system for sensing the position and movement of individual body parts
57. carries neural impulses from eye to brain
58. innermost part of eear with cochlea, and vestibular sacks
59. device for cochlea to convert sound into electrical input and simulate auditory senses
60. depth cues that only require one eye
61. activation of associations
63. diminished sensitivity as a consequence of constant stimulation
64. detection of stimuli below absolute threshold

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1. place on eye with no receptors
2. property of color determined by wavelength , color names
3. something percieved as a whole and not parts
6. only being able to attend to a selective amount of sensory information at a time
7. sense of hearing
8. inner surface of eye that has photoreceptors and neurons
9. percieving familiar objects as having same color even if they dont
10. percieving ojects as not having changed even if light or image changed
12. conversion from one form of energy to another such A FROM STIMULUS ENERGIES TO NEURAL IMPULSES
13. transparent layer behind pupil that helps focus images on retina
14. mental predisposition to percieve certain things and not other things
15. rate of nerve impulses traveling up the auditory nerve matches the frequency of a tone, enabling us to sense its pitch.
18. retina contain three receptors each receptive to red, green, and blue that commined make any color
20. the minimum difference between two stimuli required for detection 50% of the tim
21. receptors for daylight with color and details
22. lack of attention that causes sensory information is recieved but not percieved
23. the influence of bodily sensations, gestures, and other states on cognitive preferences and judgments
24. hearing loss cause by mechanical syste failing to send sound waves to cochlea
26. rate at which wave travels in cycles
28. some senses influence other senses like smell and taste
30. tests depth perception
31. analysis that goes from sense receptors to brain integrating sensory information
34. claims of sensing non sensory input like telepathy and precognition
36. binocular cue to find depth by comparing images from each eye
38. processing multipple stimuli at once
39. spinal cord has gats that can block pain signals or allow them to pass
40. study of relationship between intensity of stimuli and our psychological experiences with those changes
43. illusion of movement caused by two or more adjacent lights blinking on and off in rapid succession
44. ability to adjust to altered percieved reality
46. to be percieved as different, stimuli must differ by constant minimum percentage
48. distance between peaks of waves
49. eyes lens changing shape to focus images
52. opening in center of eye where light enters
53. process where brain sorts, identifies and arranges raw data it recieves from the senses
56. process where brain takes in information from senses
62. colored part of eye that controls pupil

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1. information discovered as the result of an inquiry or investigation.
3. a folding chair on wheels, in which a baby or young child can be pushed along.
5. of or situated on the inside.
8. a usually localized act of popular violence in defiance usually of an established government.
9. of vital importance; crucial.
12. the use of a source of information in order to ascertain something.
13. investigate, report on, or show pictures of (an event).
15. (of a value or number) roughly calculated; approximate.
16. designed to keep something undesirable such as illness or harm from occurring.
17. tending to cause harm.
20. having knowledge of something.
25. the way a thing turns out, a consequence.
27. a heavy fall of rain.
30. the number of people attending or taking part in an event, especially the number of people voting in an election.
31. a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.
32. off depart hastily.
34. bottle a bottle fitted with a teat for giving milk or other drinks to babies and very young children.
35. a piece of cloth or plastic fastened round a child's neck to keep its clothes clean while eating.
36. the back part of the human foot below the ankle (plural, kick your …..)
37. unable to think or react properly; bewildered.
38. once a year; every year.
39. financial or practical assistance given to those in special need or difficulty.
40. ascribe (an achievement or good quality) to someone
43. a sudden release of strong emotion.
44. show unnecessary or excessive concern about something.
47. the darker stage of twilight.
48. a forcible escape, especially from prison.
49. a sum of money, especially a large one, that is paid to someone, for example by an insurance company or as a prize.
51. a baby's toy that makes noise when it is shaken.
53. too great to be overcome.
54. a piece of soft, thick cloth or paper which is fastened round a baby's bottom in order to soak up its urine and faeces.
57. large and heavy or solid.
58. chair a chair with long legs for a baby or small child, fitted with a tray that is used like a table at mealtimes.
59. not hopeful or encouraging; unlikely to have a favourable outcome.
60. a session of vigorous physical exercise or training.
61. code a set of rules specifying the garb or type of clothing to be worn by a group or by people under specific circumstances.

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2. discomfort in your upper abdomen.
4. suppose to be the case, without proof.
6. persistently painful or worrying.
7. without regret or guilt.
10. crowd together; nestle closely.
11. the possibility or likelihood of some future event occurring.
14. having had a hole made so as to wear jewellery
18. the place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place.
19. (of something regarded as unpleasant) continuing without pause or interruption.
21. a sudden increase in occurrences of a disease in a particular time and place
22. a hard, strong grey or bluish-grey alloy of iron with carbon and usually other elements, used as a structural and fabricating material (have nerves of …..).
23. broken; cracked.
24. around to search for something (such as private or hidden information) in usually a quiet or secret way
26. bear is a stuffed toy in the form of a bear (toy).
28. strictly applied or adhered to.
29. make (a doubt, feeling, or belief) disappear.
30. give medical care or attention to; try to heal or cure.
33. extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion or illness.
34. not lacking or omitting anything; complete.
40. adjective. capable of being transmitted by bodily contact with an infected person or object:
41. done or occurring spontaneously, without conscious thought or attention.
42. the start or beginning of something.
45. come into or be in contact with (get in … with someone).
46. an injury to a part of the body caused by overexertion.
50. an idea or opinion produced by thinking, or occurring suddenly in the mind.
52. an escape or quick departure, especially after committing a crime.
55. out (of a vehicle) move out from the side of the road, or from its normal position in order to overtake.
56. of the nature of a miracle or having the power to work miracles.
61. expose the falseness or hollowness of (an idea or belief).
62. not easily bent or changed in shape; rigid (….. upper lip).

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1. When a seed starts to grow.
5. Very picky and particular.
6. Old objects from the past.
8. A machine that moves liquids or air.
10. A type of grape.
14. To scatter small drops or pieces.
15. To wake someone up.
19. The ending part of a story.
20. To help something grow or develop.
28. A little bit wet.
30. The dim light just after the sun goes down.
31. To put something firmly inside something else.
34. Not doing anything; lazy.
36. Sox A baseball team.
37. A town.
39. The flat green parts of plants.
41. To press and fold dough.
42. onto To find something by accident.
43. Having a very bad smell.
48. Making a soft continuous sound.
51. Done secretly or quickly to avoid being seen.
52. A ship or a container.
54. Making a creaking sound.
55. A skate with wheels in a line.
57. Having a strong or strange smell.
58. A soft mixture for baking bread or cookies.
59. To lose strength or to hesitate.
61. Tiny drops of water that form on cool things at night.
64. A rabbit.
65. Having bumps or lumps.
66. To dig up or find something hidden.
67. The time when the sun first comes up.
68. To squeeze or press into wrinkles.
70. To make a harsh grating or squeaking sound.
73. Pretty stones with different colors.
74. To make someone's eyes see bright spots temporarily.
76. Brittle or tender.
78. A narrow path.
80. Very clever and smart.
81. A fast walk for animals.
83. A short wise saying.
85. Being very careful and precise.
87. A notice in the newspaper about someone who has died.
89. Full of life and energy.
90. (Of a ghost) to visit a place often.
91. A leader in a church.
93. Hot melted rock from a volcano.
94. A type of diamond.
97. Broken but not completely apart.
98. bite kit A kit used for snake bites.
99. To enjoy the taste or experience of something fully.
101. of the bat The sound a baseball makes when hit by a bat.
104. Empty of something.
105. To join with thread.
106. (bulbs) The colored part of your eye; also a type of flower that grows from a bulb.
108. A room where things are kept.
109. To beat or throb regularly.
110. A country.
111. Having a strong smell.

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2. A type of spider.
3. A joint in your finger.
4. A heavy spiked club.
7. The liquid inside a tree.
8. A type of dog with a flat face.
9. To want something very much.
11. To look quickly.
12. A deep continuous sound.
13. A dish made of corn and lima beans.
14. To separate something using a sieve.
16. A vehicle that slides over snow.
17. Having to do with the tube that carries food to your stomach.
18. To complain.
21. To read something again.
22. A fried burrito.
23. A pull-out box in furniture for storage.
24. Bends down on the knees.
25. Easily broken.
26. for gold Searching for gold by washing dirt in a pan.
27. A book for putting pictures and drawings in.
29. To make a soft hissing sound; also to slowly fail.
32. Shiny and smooth.
33. To tell someone a secret you trust them with.
35. A clear high sound made by air.
38. Pulling with effort.
40. To pull or drag something heavy.
44. To keep eggs warm so they can hatch.
45. Big or thick.
46. A pimple.
47. A type of gourd that can be used as a bowl.
49. To rub food into small pieces.
50. When liquid falls in small drops.
53. Short high-pitched sounds.
56. Something that doesn't work.
58. To draw without really thinking.
60. A person who collects stories or poems.
62. A funny play on words.
63. A book or document written by hand or before printing.
69. Shining with many small bright flashes.
71. To make shaking sounds.
72. The dim light just after sunset or before sunrise.
75. A baby animal like a bear or lion.
77. To hang or bend downwards.
79. Words that sound like what they mean (like "sizzle" or "buzz").
82. Not bright or sharp.
84. When something turns into a mineral.
86. hammer A heavy hammer for breaking things.
88. A formal agreement between groups or countries.
92. dunk A shot in basketball where you push the ball through the hoop.
95. A way of doing things that many people follow.
96. A type of tree that often has colorful leaves in the fall.
100. A type of floor covering.
102. To run very quickly.
103. Two lines of a poem that rhyme.
107. To make a big effort.

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5. The state of the atmosphere with respect to the wind, temperature, cloudiness, moisture, pressure, etc.
7. The process by which the surface of the Earth is moved downward by wind, water, ice, and other natural activities.
8. Cycle The cycle includes the breakdown of materials, both dead and alive, by the decomposers (fungi, bacteria, and invertebrates).
9. Web A series of organisms linked together by food energy, each organism eaten by the next one in the chain.
10. All the different plant and animal populations interacting with each other in an ecosystem.
12. And Change Explanations of stability and change in natural or designed systems can be made by examining changes over time, and forces at different scales. Small changes in one part of a system might cause large changes in another part. Stability might be disturbed either by sudden events or gradual changes that accumulate over time.
16. Animals active by day, such as birds or insects.
18. Change A long-term change in the Earth's climate, especially a change due to an increase in the average atmospheric temperature.
19. The constant process of the Earth transforming and becoming different. Change can be natural (e.g., weather, seasons, extinction) or caused by humans (e.g., pollution, climate change, habitat destruction, etc.).
20. A symbiotic relationship between two kinds of plants or animals in which one obtains a benefit (such as food or shelter) from the other without damaging or benefiting the other organism (e.g., when an animal moves into an abandoned rodent hole).
26. Observed patterns of forms and events guide organization and classification. The prompt questions about relationships and the factors that influence them.
29. A symbiotic relationship between two organisms in which both organisms benefit from the relationship (e.g., pollination of flowers by bees.
31. The "job" or function that a particular plant or animal has in its community.
32. The coming of one thing after another, in order.
33. The interactions between two or more natural resources (SAMSPAW) that make life on Earth possible.
34. A ridge of high land dividing two areas that are drained by different river systems.
35. Cycle This cycle includes the transfer of carbon dioxide (exhaled by animals) into the plants for use in photosynthesis, and the transfer of oxygen to animals (as a byproduct of photosynthesis) from plants.

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1. Cycle This cycle includes evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
2. Cycle The series of stages in an organism, including birth, reproduction, death, and decomposition.
3. The study of how plants and animals cycle due to climate and/or seasonal changes.
4. And Matter Energy can be transferred in various ways and between objects. It can be tracked as energy flows through a designed or natural system. Matter is transported into, out of, and within systems.
6. Non-living things in an ecosystem (sun, air, water, and minerals).
11. A person who studies plants and animals as they live in nature.
13. And Effect Cause and effect relationships are routinely identified, tested, and used to explain change
14. The process by which plants make food (carbohydrates/sugar) from water, carbon dioxide, minerals, and the sun's energy.
15. The protection of animals, plants, and natural resources. Conservation also includes the careful use of natural resources (such as trees, oil, etc.) to prevent them from being lost or wasted.
16. Organisms such as fungi, bacteria, or invertebrates (FBI) that feed on and break down dead plant and animal matter.
17. Living once or living things in an ecosystem (plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi
18. An organism that feeds on plants and/or animals.
21. A symbiotic relationship in which one (the parasite) benefits, while the other (the host) is harmed (e.g., a flea in a coyote, or mistletoe on an oak tree).
22. An organism that makes its own food through the process of photosynthesis (e.g., all green plants).
23. A physical or behavioral characteristic of a plant or animal that helps it survive in its natural environment
24. Impact Recorded history, as well as chemical and geological evidence, indicates that human activities in agriculture, industry, and everyday life have had major impacts on the land, rivers, ocean, and air.
25. The accurate and detailed description of land surfaces (e.g., mountains, valleys, rivers, etc.).
27. Animals active at or around dusk, dawn, or twilight.
28. A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
30. The number and variety of plants, animals, and other organisms found in different ecosystems around the world.

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3. The "job" or function that a particular plant or animal has in its community.
6. The constant process of the Earth transforming and becoming different. Change can be natural (e.g., weather, seasons, extinction) or caused by humans (e.g., pollution, climate change, habitat destruction, etc.).
8. Cycle This cycle includes evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
9. The protection of animals, plants, and natural resources. Conservation also includes the careful use of natural resources (such as trees, oil, etc.) to prevent them from being lost or wasted.
10. All the different plant and animal populations interacting with each other in an ecosystem.
11. A person who studies plants and animals as they live in nature.
14. The coming of one thing after another, in order.
15. And Effect Cause and effect relationships are routinely identified, tested, and used to explain change
20. Cycle The cycle includes the breakdown of materials, both dead and alive, by the decomposers (fungi, bacteria, and invertebrates).
21. Animals active by day, such as birds or insects.
24. Non-living things in an ecosystem (sun, air, water, and minerals).
26. The interactions between two or more natural resources (SAMSPAW) that make life on Earth possible.
28. A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
30. Impact Recorded history, as well as chemical and geological evidence, indicates that human activities in agriculture, industry, and everyday life have had major impacts on the land, rivers, ocean, and air.
32. And Change Explanations of stability and change in natural or designed systems can be made by examining changes over time, and forces at different scales. Small changes in one part of a system might cause large changes in another part. Stability might be disturbed either by sudden events or gradual changes that accumulate over time.
35. The study of how plants and animals cycle due to climate and/or seasonal changes.
36. The process by which the surface of the Earth is moved downward by wind, water, ice, and other natural activities.
37. Cycle This cycle includes the transfer of carbon dioxide (exhaled by animals) into the plants for use in photosynthesis, and the transfer of oxygen to animals (as a byproduct of photosynthesis) from plants.

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1. The state of the atmosphere with respect to the wind, temperature, cloudiness, moisture, pressure, etc.
2. A physical or behavioral characteristic of a plant or animal that helps it survive in its natural environment
4. Animals active at or around dusk, dawn, or twilight.
5. Organisms such as fungi, bacteria, or invertebrates (FBI) that feed on and break down dead plant and animal matter.
7. The process by which plants make food (carbohydrates/sugar) from water, carbon dioxide, minerals, and the sun's energy.
12. A symbiotic relationship between two organisms in which both organisms benefit from the relationship (e.g., pollination of flowers by bees.
13. The number and variety of plants, animals, and other organisms found in different ecosystems around the world.
16. A symbiotic relationship between two kinds of plants or animals in which one obtains a benefit (such as food or shelter) from the other without damaging or benefiting the other organism (e.g., when an animal moves into an abandoned rodent hole).
17. A symbiotic relationship in which one (the parasite) benefits, while the other (the host) is harmed (e.g., a flea in a coyote, or mistletoe on an oak tree).
18. An organism that makes its own food through the process of photosynthesis (e.g., all green plants).
19. A ridge of high land dividing two areas that are drained by different river systems.
22. Web A series of organisms linked together by food energy, each organism eaten by the next one in the chain.
23. Cycle The series of stages in an organism, including birth, reproduction, death, and decomposition.
25. Change A long-term change in the Earth's climate, especially a change due to an increase in the average atmospheric temperature.
27. The accurate and detailed description of land surfaces (e.g., mountains, valleys, rivers, etc.).
29. Observed patterns of forms and events guide organization and classification. The prompt questions about relationships and the factors that influence them.
31. Living once or living things in an ecosystem (plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi
33. An organism that feeds on plants and/or animals.
34. And Matter Energy can be transferred in various ways and between objects. It can be tracked as energy flows through a designed or natural system. Matter is transported into, out of, and within systems.

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5. Relatively strong winds concentrated within a narrow band in the atmosphere.
7. The region on the leeside of a mountain where the precipitation is noticeable less than on the windward side.
10. A breeze that blows from the land out over the water. Opposite of an onshore breeze.
12. Any sudden and heavy rain shower.
15. An air mass that forms over land; it is normally relatively dry.
16. Solid precipitation in the form of chunks or balls of ice with diameters greater than 5 mm. The stones fall from cumulonimbus clouds.
19. The leading edge of a warm air mass.
22. The release of water vapor to the atmosphere by plants.
23. The cumulative force exerted on any surface by the molecules composing air.
24. A deflective force arising from the rotation of the earth on its axis; Winds are deflected to the right in the Northern Hemisphere, and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere
26. A rotating cone like cloud that extends down-ward from the base of a thunderstorm. When it reaches the surface it is called a tornado.
29. A covering of ice produced by deposition (sublimation) on exposed surfaces when the air temperature falls below the frost point (the dew point is below freezing).
31. The amount of water vapor in the air
33. Air that has restricted visibility due to pollution, or pollution formed in the presence of sunlight.
36. Water that has condensed onto objects near the ground when their temperatures have fallen below the dew point of the surface air
37. The degree of hotness or coldness of a substance as measured by a thermometer.
38. The study of the atmosphere and atmospheric phenomena as well as the atmosphere's interaction with the earth's surface, oceans, and life in general.
40. The time when the sun crosses the plane of the earth's equator occurring about March 21 and September 22.
41. A severe weather condition characterized by low temperatures and strong winds (greater than 32 mi/hr) bearing a great amount of snow. When these conditions continue after the falling snow has ended, it is termed a ground blizzard.
42. A visible electrical discharge produced by thunderstorms.
43. A hurricane that forms in the western Pacific Ocean.

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1. One of two types of dry climate-the driest of the dry climates.
2. An instrument useful for remote sensing of meteorological phenomena. It operates by sending radio waves and monitoring those returned by such reflecting objects as raindrops within clouds.
3. A layer of soil beneath the earth's surface that remains frozen throughout the year.
4. The growth of a precipitation particle by the collision of an ice crystal or snowflake with a super cooled liquid droplet that freezes upon impact.
6. Any form of water particles-liquid or solid-that falls from the atmosphere and reaches the ground.
8. A cloud in the shape of a lens.
9. A period of abnormally dry weather sufficiently long enough to cause serious effects on agriculture and other activities in the affected area.
11. Process by which water changes phase from a vapor to a liquid
13. Two times of the year when the sun is the greatest distance from the celestial equator, occurring about June 22 and December 22.
14. Precipitation that falls from a cloud but evaporates before reaching the ground.
17. The transition zone between two distinct air masses.
18. The climate structure of the air space near the surface of the earth.
20. A climate dominated by the ocean, because of the moderating effect of water, sites having this climate are considered relatively mild.
21. An instrument that measures atmospheric pressure.
25. The leading edge of a cold air mass.
27. The accumulation of daily and seasonal weather events over a long period of time.
28. A small but rapidly rotating wind made visible by the dust, sand, and debris it picks up from the surface. It develops best on clear, dry, hot afternoons.
30. An instrument designed to measure the air's water vapor content.
32. An electrified region of the upper atmosphere where fairly large concentrations of ions and free electrons exist.
34. The conversion of all the supercooled liquid water in a cloud into ice crystals, thus reducing the growth rate of ice crystals and hail.
35. The state of the atmosphere in terms of such variables as temperature, cloudiness, precipitation, and radiation.
39. The time immediately before sunrise and after sunset when the sky remains illuminated.

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1. yedi kartallardan kan emen birisi
3. efesten bir tık daha iyi bir yer
6. korona kafe
10. okumayı sevdiğin bir şey
12. senin çok sevdiğin bir yazar, kör baykuş
13. zekiyenin gizli fanı olduğu şarkıcı
14. ilk dersimiz
16. öldükten sonra mezarına gelmemizi salık veren birisi
17. zekiyenin azdığı insan tipi
20. istanbulun merkezi
22. dünyanın en iyi içeceği
23. zeynepin en sevdiği hızlı şarkıcı
25. ebrunun yeni nesil çikolata infludağı bir yer
27. feyzanın antin kuntin bir şekilde yediği yemek
29. üç doğum günü tek pasta ilk pasta
33. kolonyanın kimlik adı
37. ilk konserimiz
39. sevdanın konuştuğu gazeteci çocuk
41. ilgi alanın
43. bağımlı olduğun bir şey
48. alsancakta bağıra çağıra konuştuğumuz bir yer
49. doğmak için en uygun şehir
50. havaalanlarının en sevdiğin kısmı
53. han kang ve beyzanın ortak kümesi
56. fuarda tanıştığımız birisi
59. ebrunun ablamızın adı
61. birinci olduğumuz bir yarışma
66. annenin sana yaptığı bir şey
67. 2023 yılı taktığımız müzikal
70. italya ve karadenizin birleştiği bir besin, çok seversin
72. 2024 yılı taktığımız müzikal
73. piknik mekanı
75. saadetin mahlası
77. eski başlık takıntın
80. düşüyormuş gibi yaparken düşülen bir yer
82. villanın açıldığı gün
86. anadolunun en yaşanabilir yeri
87. saadetin okumayı sevdiği biri
90. ilk fotoğraf çekildiğimiz zaman
92. izmirin en sevilen ulaşım yolu
93. elinin tadını aldığımız birisi
94. feyzayla ortak girmeyi istediğimiz yemek
95. ışılın babası
97. zekiyenin lügatımıza kattığı tamlama
99. turşusuyla ünlü bir yerimiz
100. kimono
102. geleneksel piknik günlerinde saadetin elinden yediğimiz bir şey
104. feyzanın doğum gününü online kutlarken zeynebin tuttuğu yazı
106. 3D azdığın birisi
109. ilk tanışma tarihimiz
111. çuval giyip güzellik yarışmasında birinci olduğumuz yer
113. mide problemleri olan saç yönünden dezavantajlı bir arkadaşın
114. zeynep’in saadete hiç yapmadığı bir şey
115. ebruyla kurduğunuz şov
118. oyunumuz
119. poğaça diyince onun adı gelir
122. zekiyenin en sevdiği hediye
125. villa hesabı
127. bir süreliğine üzerine aldığın mesleğin
129. bursanın incisi
130. zorba diyince onun adı gelir
131. yeni gezi hedefimiz
132. zeynebin abisinin mesleği
133. mezun olurken arka planda çalan o şarkı
134. sizle fanfictionlar yazdığım birisi
135. saadetin her yere 20 dk uzak olan yaşam alanı

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2. eski adresin
4. zekiye, beyza, ışıl, zeynep, ebru, tolga
5. starbucks olmadan önce otura otura bıktığımız bir yer
7. beyzanın anksiyete türü
8. saadetin spotify wrapped üçüncüsü
9. vize sonrası kurt dökme mekanı
11. feyzanın en sevdiği kardeşi
15. zekiyenin lügatımıza katkığı ek
18. ebrunun takılarda kullanmaya başladığı renk
19. şovcular en hot uniforma anketinin sonucu
21. her hafta gittiğimiz bir okul
24. feyzanın podcastten dinleyip öğrendiği bir ders
25. şovcular yılbaşı çekilişi pt1 sevdanın aldığı hediye (şimdi çalış sonra ağlarsın)
26. villada asılı olan zenginlik belirtisi
28. kitap fuarındaki standımız
30. takılarda kullandıığın renk
31. ucuz suşi yemek için gidilmesi gereken o yer
32. atları ve güzel kızları ile ünlü olan bir yer
34. tanılı olduğun bir şey
35. saygın abinin en iyi kitabı
36. mezuniyet sonrası döktürülen bir şey
38. feyzanın anksiyete türü
40. ghostlandığın birisi
42. on saniyede tüketilip poşedi villaya atılan bir şey
44. zeynepin charmdaki yeri
45. gelecekti çocuğunun adı
46. içimizden biri
47. crispy ebi roll
51. arkadaş olsanız çok iyi anlaşabileceğiniz birisi
52. ilk kez oturduğumuz cafe (tacizci)
54. feyzanın gitmeyi çok sevdiği bir yer, her fırsatta gider
55. kollamayı sevdiğin bir şey
57. yeni başlık takıntın
58. her hafta bir besin anlattığımız projemiz
60. zeynebin sevdiği bir film
62. türk mitolojisindeki hot birisi
63. en iyi tatlının yendiği bir yer
64. gezdiğimiz bir yer
65. teknofest grubumuz (milli ve yerli)
68. şovcular yılbaşı çekiliş pt1 feyzanın aldığı hediyenin rengi
69. saatliği 13.5
71. powerpuff girls figürü almak için nerede yenir
74. iletişim fakültesi kantin yıldızlı ürün
76. saadetin gey kedisi
78. poğaçada ilk tercihin
79. şocvular geleneksel yılbaşı çekilişi pt3 zekiyenin aldığı hediye rengi
81. mert hocanın utandığı ismi
83. hepimizi pembelere boyayan bir etkinlik
84. yeni kafemiz
85. ilk öpüşme sonrası dağıtıalan bir şey
88. kitap okumanın en iyi yolu
89. ırgat olduğunu kanıtlamaya çalıştığın bir durum
91. zekiyenin en sevdiği renk
96. 2D azdığın birisi
98. ışılın anksiyete türü
100. 2024 yılı çekilişimiz hangi sınavla çakışmıştı
101. bir winx perisi olsam
103. çocuklara kendimizi tanıttığımız bir ad
105. feyzanın bize ilk yedirdiği şey
107. her çıkışımızda titreyerek çıktığımız bir yer
108. zeynepin bağlanma stili (artık)
110. zekiyenin ultra bilimsel el kitabı
112. ebrunun lügatımıza kattığı kelime
116. tolganın içine girince bayıldığı bir şey
117. feyzanın azdığı bir şey
120. bim görünce heyecandan ağladığımız o yer
121. çöl (birinin memleketi)
123. feyza diyince akla gelir
124. denizini görmek için gittiğimiz bir gezi
126. feyzanın charmdaki yeri
128. zeynepin eniştemizin adı

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3. Birth name of Universal Pictures’ original Dracula actor. (Last name)
4. Actor turned reluctant vampire hunter in 1985’s Fright Night. (Full character name)
5. Perhaps the most famous vampire sightings of modern times occurred in this London cemetery in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
9. Protein which serves as an anticoagulant in the saliva of vampire bats.
10. Alaskan town beset by a horde of vampires in the 2007 film “30 Days of Night.”
11. What the “Rh” in “Rh Factor” references in blood typing.
16. Set in a coastal town in this state, the initial movie in the “I Know What You Did Last Summer” franchise was actually one of the better films to come out of the 1990s slasher film revival. (Postal abbreviation)
19. Official name of Sesame Street’s resident ghoul. (Full character name)
21. Portrayed by Tom Cruise in 1994, Stuart Townsend in 2002, and Sam Reid in 2022.
22. Michael Myers’s psychiatrist and Halloween movie protagonist. (Last name)
25. Technical term for animals that survive on blood.
26. Victim turned adopted daughter in novel/movie Interview with The Vampire. (First name)
29. Teeth that are typically elongated as vampire fangs.
31. Nickname shared by separate killers across the Scream slasher movie franchise.
32. Cursed campground from the Friday The 13th movie series. (Two words)
35. Considered by many to be the “Scream Queen” in her own right, this actress’s mother appeared in one of film’s most famous slasher movie scenes. (Last name)
36. Title of campy 2020 body-swap slasher film with easter eggs suggesting it shares continuity with the Happy Death Day movie series.
37. Eccentric filmmaker whose relationship with Bela Lugosi would be explored onscreen by Tim Burton’s film of the same name. (Full name)
38. The siege environment and rapid uncontrolled transformations of this 1996 vampire movie make it reminiscent of modern zombie films. (Full title)
40. Last name of vampire tormenter of teenager Charley Brewster.
41. TV series set in a near-future where vampires can coexist with humans due to the availability of artificial blood.
43. Despite her iconic association with Wes Craven’s 1996 movie Scream, this actress appears on screen for less than 12 minutes of the film and spent only 5 days on set. (Last name)
44. While a seemingly unlikely setting for a vampire tale, this is the home of “David” and the eponymous Lost Boys. (Two words)

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1. Ernestly named titular vampire from a popular penny dreadful of the 1840s.
2. Early folk tales about people afflicted by vampirism may have stemmed from rabies or this blood disorder that renders sufferers pale and sensitive to sunlight.
6. Stephen King vampire novel set in modern New England. (Two words)
7. Marvel Comics (and movie) vampire slash vampire hunter.
8. A broad-bladed knife often used as a farm implement or for clearing brush; it is used with great frequency by Jason Voorhees in the Friday the 13th movie series.
12. Fictional Illinois home to slasher movie antagonist Michael Myers. (Town name)
13. Townspeople fearing vampires would often scatter these in front their homes; it was believed that a vampire would have to count each one spilled on the ground before entering a home.
14. Primary setting of the Twilight book and movie series. (Town name)
15. Stoker’s working notes for Dracula show that his research included a history of Moldavia and this historical principality.
17. RAF intelligence officer turned actor who anchored Hammer Horror’s Dracula franchise. (Full name)
18. Powerful antibiotic compound found inside garlic
20. A German court ruled that all copies of this film be destroyed because of infringement of Bram Stoker’s theatrical copyright; luckily for modern audiences, they missed one
23. Name of woman whose exhumation helped to fuel the New England vampire panic of the 1890s. (Full name)
24. Castle Dracula may have been based not on any Transylvanian landmark but rather this Scottish castle well known to the author.
27. Author, doctor and friend of Lord Byron whose short story The Vampyr served as one of Bram Stoker’s inspirations for writing Dracula. (Last name)
28. Number of vacancies at the time of Marion’s arrival at the Bates Motel, according to proprietor Norman
30. Gothic soap opera of the 1960s and 1970s set in Collinsport, Maine. (Two words)
33. Portrayed by both Kristy Swanson and Sarah Michelle Gellar. (First name)
34. Brand of corn syrup used as a substitute for pig’s blood in the 1976 movie Carrie.
39. Vampire Chronicles author. (Full name)
42. First name of killer in 1980’s Friday The 13th.

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4. nerve cells in the brain's visual cortex that respond to specific features of the stimulus, such as shape, angle, or movement.
5. the controversial claim that perception can occur apart from sensory input; includes telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition.
7. the adjustable opening in the center of the eye through which light enters.
13. the central focal point in the retina, around which the eye's cones cluster.
15. the eye's clear, protective outer layer, covering the pupil and iris.
16. below one's absolute threshold for conscious awareness.
18. analysis that begins with the sensory receptors and works up the brain's integration of sensory information.
19. from our environment.
20. the study of paranormal phenomena, including ESP and psychokinesis.
22. the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events.
25. the study of relationships between the physical characteristics of stimuli, such as their intensity, and our psychological experience of them.
26. the dimension of color that is determined by the wavelength of light; what we know as the color names blue, green, and so forth.
28. diminished sensitivity as a consequence of constant stimulation.
29. the process by which our sensory receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus
32. 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.
33. information processing guided by higher-level mental processes, as when we construct perceptions drawing on our experience and expectations.
35. the process by which the eye's lens changes shape to focus near or far objects on the retina.
36. the transparent structure behind the pupil that changes shape to help focus images on the retina.
37. the minimum difference between two stimuli required for detection 50 percent of the time.

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1. 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.
2. 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.
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.
6. the focusing of conscious awareness on a particular stimulus.
8. failing to see visible objects when our attention is directed elsewhere.
9. failing to notice changes in the environment.
10. the minimum stimulus energy needed to detect a particular stimulus 50 percent of the time.
11. processing many aspects of a problem simultaneously; the brain's natural mode of information processing for many functions, including vision.
12. the point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye, creating a "blind" spot because no receptor cells are located there.
14. the amount of energy in a light wave or sound wave, which influences what we perceive as brightness or loudness. Intensity is determined by the wave's amplitude (height).
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.
21. the theory that opposing retinal processes enable color vision.
23. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and grey, and are sensitive to movement; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when cones don't respond.
24. a theory predicting how and when we detect the presence of a faint stimulus amid background stimulation. Assumes there is no single absolute threshold and that detection depends partly on a person's experience, expectations, motivation, and alertness.
27. the nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain.
29. sensory nerve endings that respond to stimuli.
30. 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.
31. the principle that to be perceived as different, two stimuli must differ by a constant minimum percentage.
34. the activation, often unconsciously, of certain associations, thus predisposing one's perception, memory, or response.

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7. A guy gains the ability to travel through time while he was shopping for furniture.
8. 90's Movie about toys coming to life.
10. A movie about a love triangle that consist of an 18 yr old girl, a hundred year old, and a dog.
11. Enemies become friends at a summer camp after bonding over each of their parents divorce.
13. A girl's high school shuts down her club, so she goes to her brother's school where they still offer it
16. A young boy tries plays a board game with his crush but he ends up not being able to take his turn for decades
21. a playboy and a family man have to swap places to convince a murder witness to testify or else they'll lose their jobs
22. An orphan steals a pair of shoes and frames a guy who's name is a palindrome. They become friends at a summer camp.
24. Young boy's parents died to a wild animal attack while on a work trip, and the boy is not rescued until he is a grown man
25. A has-been impersonates his roommate to force school children to perform for his own benefit
26. Young boy in school sucks at baseball so he has to save the world from aliens instead
28. A father's son gets abducted by an intelligent species from above, and the father travels across the world with his demented friend to rescue his son.
30. 3 Friends in high school promise to buy alcohol for a party.
31. 2 cops impersonate the children of a billionaire to catch a different billionaire in illegal activities.
34. Society is completely inhabited by sentient robots and the main character has to prove that newer doesn't equal progress.
35. A guy in high school gets bit by a genetically engineered specimen and starts experiencing severe symptoms.
36. An elementary school boy has vivid dreams about people from school
38. Dead beat dad who plays professional football, meets his daughter after she seeks him out
39. Secret agent is given an impossible task, but he figures it out
40. A man gets paid to torture children but ends up adopting one of them

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1. A gym owner is losing his job so he gathers his members to join a sports competition to pay his gym's bills.
2. Insect movie about slavery
3. A guy in high school plays on a basketball team where his dad is the coach but forces them to get good grades before they can play.
4. A retired boxer teams up with his estranged son to win a championship against to top fighter in the world.
5. A zookeeper falls in love with a woman who suffers from a severe mental illness
6. A big green man gets angry a lot but a woman he rescues reminds him that his life has value.
9. Coming of age movie about a son who loves extreme sports and falls in love with a girl in school, but his dad forces him to go on a corny summer vacation.
12. Siblings play hide and seek and end up in a new world with talking animals
14. A train conductor kidnaps children in the middle of the night, during the winter, and takes them to an isolated village in the north.
15. A professional racer gets arrested in an unknown town and tries to serve his community service before his next race
17. Old man's wife dies so he kidnaps a young boy and they go on an island vacation where the old man meets his hero.
18. 2 cops from different sides of the world get paired for an international investigation.
19. Main characters gets hired as a chef, but cant take credit for his amazing food
20. A group of strangers, all named after cities, use each other for protection from cannibals
23. A father is trying to prep his son to take over the family business, but the son makes friends with the enemy.
27. Teenage girl slaughters children with a bow and arrow, and the tries to make her partner commit suicide.
29. Rebel teenager and disconnected mother find a way to see things from each other's point of view.
32. An angry father has to go pick up his daughter in a different country
33. Oil rig worker catches his coworker dating his daughter right before he is hired by NASA to save the world
37. Cancer survivor still has a sense of humor and is obsessed with someone named after a household cleaner brand.

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7. The Hawaiian way to say thank you for completing this Hawaii Trivia Crossword
10. Colony of what frolicking birds reside at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa and can be visited by the public - even if not a guest at the hotel
14. Located on Hawaii Island, it is one of the largest cattle ranches in the US
15. Offers over 400,000 Travel Experiences with member discounts
19. The most photographed landmark in Hawaii
22. 3rd oldest public US aquarium location
24. Which are the top two months for Hawaii tourist visits
26. Famous nature preserve located on the southeast coast of Oahu, renowned for its clear, calm waters and vibrant coral reefs filled with hundreds of species of fish
27. Which beach on Kauai gets it's name from a rare acoustic phenomenon
33. Hawaiian born US President
34. Southernmost point of the US 50 States
36. The most active volcano in the US, erupting continuously since 1983
37. Closest major town to Volcanoes National Park and Akaka Falls on the Big Island of Hawaii
38. Hawaii is the only US state that commercially grows this crop to produce a treat enjoyed worldwide
39. The World's largest active volcano
41. What crop on Kauai produces half of the Arabica beans grown in the US
42. Tallest volcano on Maui, popular for sunrise/sunset viewing and mountain biking
45. Floral gift, a symbol of the aloha spirit, representing love, respect, affection, honor, and welcome. Often described as offering "a hug without arms."
46. This star, known as Hokule'a rises directly above Hawaii
47. The only royal palace found in the US
48. Visitors bringing pets to the Hawaiian Islands requires strict advance planning or their pets risk this restriction, fees and fines
49. Hawaii's state mammal that gets it's name from folds of skin on their heads
50. Tallest point in Hawaii at over 13,800 ft with 13 telescope observatories

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1. Main musubi ingredients
2. Hawaii's State Fish known for it's long, unique name
3. Large reptiles that can be found swimming at Pauoa Bay, off the Kohala Coast near the Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii
4. The modern name for the first hotel in Hawaii, built in 1901 - earning the affectionate nickname "The First Lady of Waikiki."
5. Capital city of Hawaii
6. An English-based creole language spoken throughout the Hawaiian Islands
8. Overlooking Honolulu Harbor, it was the tallest building in Hawaii when built in 1926
9. Public schools on Oahu use this transportation instead of traditional yellow high-capacity vehicles
11. What activity did Captain James Cook observe in Hawaii, deeply rooted in religion, tradition and social status
12. The Garden Isle - Home to Waimea Canyon, Poipu Beach and the Nāpali Coast
13. Type of advertising that is prohibited by law in Hawaii to protect natural views, prevent driver distractions, and preserve the environment
16. This Kauai mountain ranks as one of the wettest places on Earth
17. Which tower at the Hilton Hawaiian Village displays a 31 story mural
18. Unique mountain tubing adventure on Kauai that traverses flumes, tunnels and these waterways
20. Hawaii does not observe this chronological adjustment, resulting in a 2 or 3 hour time difference from the West Coast, depending on the time of year
21. Number of letters in the Hawaiian alphabet
23. What championship athletic event originated in Hawaii and uses the Courtyard King Kamehameha Beach Hotel as it's start and finish area
25. Tropical fruit grown primarily on Maui and Oahu. Travelers can visit the Dole Plantation on Oahu and experience a train tour, garden maze and garden tour
28. Popular frozen dessert with a snow-like texture, drizzled with flavored syrup
29. Round trip default ground transportation company on Oahu for hotels with above average overnight parking charges
30. State flower of Hawaii
31. Foodstuff that is consumed more in Hawaii than any other state, Hawaii even hosts a festival celebrating this food
32. Maui route that includes Waikomoi Falls, the Seven Sacred Pools and Wai’anapanapa State Park
35. Twilight snorkeling excursions on the Big Island of Hawaii frequently encounter these massive but gentle marine creatures
40. Local superstition says bringing these home as a souvenir is bad luck. Hard to say it's true, but it IS illegal
43. Which ruler united the Hawaiian Islands following the Battle of Nuʻuanu at the Pali Lookout
44. In Hawaii hotels call these architectural features lanais

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3. This is a bright and cheerful color often associated with happiness and energy. It is commonly seen in objects like the sun, bananas, or sunflowers. Yellow can bring warmth and positivity to artwork or decor.
6. This is a soft and soothing color often associated with relaxation and tranquility. It is commonly seen in objects like lavender flowers, calming scents, or lavender-colored sunsets. Lavender can create a serene and peaceful atmosphere in artwork or decor.
12. This is a neutral color often associated with practicality and sophistication. It is commonly seen in objects like rocks, clouds, or elephants. Gray can add a sense of calm and balance to artwork or decor.
13. This is a warm and energetic color often associated with enthusiasm and creativity. It is commonly seen in objects like oranges, pumpkins, or sunsets. Orange can add vibrancy and excitement to artwork or clothing.
14. This is a vibrant and tropical color often associated with serenity and tropical waters. It is commonly seen in objects like turquoise gemstones, tropical fish, or turquoise-colored beaches. Turquoise can add a refreshing and exotic feel to artwork or design.
17. This is a regal color often associated with creativity and spirituality. It is commonly seen in objects like grapes, violets, or amethyst gemstones. Purple can evoke a sense of mystery and luxury in artwork or decor.
18. This is a delicate and feminine color often associated with sweetness and romance. It is commonly seen in objects like roses, cotton candy, or flamingos. Pink can add a soft and gentle touch to artwork or fashion.
19. This is a warm and tropical color often associated with joy and vitality. It is commonly seen in objects like coral reefs, coral-colored flowers, or tropical fish. Coral can add a lively and energetic touch to artwork or design.

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1. This is a calming color often associated with tranquility and stability. It is commonly seen in objects like the sky, oceans, or blueberries. Blue can create a sense of depth and coolness in artwork or interior design.
2. This is a luxurious color often associated with wealth and elegance. It is commonly seen in objects like gold jewelry, trophies, or golden sunsets. Gold can add a sense of opulence and glamour to artwork or decor.
4. This is a color often associated with power, elegance, and mystery. It is commonly seen in objects like the night sky, black cats, or tuxedos. Black can add drama and contrast to artwork or fashion.
5. This is a warm and earthy color often associated with stability and reliability. It is commonly seen in objects like tree trunks, chocolate, or coffee. Brown can create a sense of warmth and comfort in artwork or interior design.
7. This is a bold and vibrant color often associated with creativity and individuality. It is commonly seen in objects like magenta flowers, vibrant artwork, or neon signs. Magenta can add a striking and artistic flair to artwork or fashion.
8. This is a metallic color often associated with modernity and sophistication. It is commonly seen in objects like silver jewelry, technology devices, or sleek cars. Silver can add a sleek and futuristic touch to artwork or fashion.
9. This is a rich and deep shade of red often associated with strength and stability. It is commonly seen in objects like maroon-colored leaves, burgundy wines, or maroon-colored fabrics. Maroon can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to artwork or fashion.
10. This is a pure and clean color often associated with innocence and simplicity. It is commonly seen in objects like snow, clouds, or wedding dresses. White can create a sense of lightness and purity in artwork or design.
11. This is a color often associated with nature, growth, and harmony. It is commonly seen in objects like grass, leaves, or green apples. Green can create a sense of balance and freshness in artwork or outdoor settings.
15. This is a vibrant color often associated with energy, passion, and excitement. It is commonly seen in objects like ripe apples, fire trucks, or stop signs. Red can add warmth and intensity to artwork or clothing.
16. This is a deep and mystical color often associated with intuition and spirituality. It is commonly seen in objects like indigo dye, twilight skies, or indigo-colored gemstones. Indigo can evoke a sense of depth and introspection in artwork or design.

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1. annoying spam fire emblem character with a rapier sword and long grey hair that nobody plays
4. alligator stole all of Monkeys bananas
8. princess kidnapped by a big monkey gets saved by plumber and is now the hardest spirit n world of light
9. weird space dragon tries to eat space lady
13. small people blow each other up with bombs
15. child with physic powers a yo-yo and a baseball bat saves the world from a galactic destroyer with friends
18. cuboidal man in a cuboidal world
19. space princess with star pet is top tier smash character
21. Monkey wants bananas
22. little angel person
24. the purple thing in the sky that gets shattered and makes a bunch of ghost go crazy
28. incognito man is hiding in a box
29. Local man drops bowling ball on mayor
30. tiny creature that consists of 2 legs a head with a big nose, whiskers and large bushy eyebrows
31. goron that pilots a divine lizard
32. rito that pilots a divine bird to help stop Gannon
34. divine elephant piloted by a Sora
38. stretchy people do boxing
41. pink ball massacres local forests by eating all its inhabitants
43. man eating plant hides in pipes to eat fat plumbers
44. the OG paper man
47. Divine lizard piloted by a goron
48. Local hedgehog thinks it’s faster than a car
49. she is a princess but only at twilight and she helps defeat big man with a sword
50. fat Italian plumber becomes a paper man
51. Local ghost hunter had something strange in his ham sandwich so he called ghost mustard
54. doggo and bird like hunting season
56. child with physic powers spams freeze attack on giant lizard man
57. the strange home of a pink hungry ball, a black ball with armor on and a big bird with a hammer and a large appetite
61. big man with a sword falcon punches fem boy into next week
62. man with big nose pulls up plant aliens on another planet
65. man has really big sword
66. Divine camel piloted by a gerudo
71. The big steed for the man with the master sword
72. Is purple and should be in smash
74. don’t invite him to your Mario party
76. 2nd most spam character in smash
77. 2 children climbing a mountain to get an eggplant get eaten by dinosaurs

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1. local fem boy gets knocked into next week by big man with a sword
2. big man has bad gas and a large appetite
3. small lizard people in clown ships are beating up on plumbers
5. SO LONG ___ ______!!!
6. divine bird piloted by a rito
7. lizard man kidnaps princess then gets beaten up by plumber many many times
10. don’t ditch the dinosaur:(
11. plumber cures diseases as a side job
12. fully armored black circle with a sword and a huge ship called the halberd
14. the giant mechanical monstrosities that get taken over during the attack on Hyrule castle to defeat Gannon
16. bear puts grenades in his bird
17. Raccoon that steals all your money and bash’s in your kneecaps when you fail to pay your dept
20. not a Big Mac but a _____ mac
22. overrated electric rat
23. the man with the lemon gun
25. Womannequin teaches sports and beats people with hula hoops
26. cuboidal female in a cuboidal world
27. gerudo that pilots a divine camel to help stop Gannon
30. Zora that pilots a divine elephant to help stop Gannon
32. a Reggie goomba
33. child with evil mask that has something to do with majora whoever that is
35. strange people move into town and start calling it ___ plaza
36. strong speedy man with big fiery punch and kick
37. princess that doesn’t get kidnapped and watches as friend gets kidnapped over and over again
39. Almighty white and purple creature gets caught by 10 year old kid
40. strange shapes need help finding where to go
42. demon girl has leg guns
45. HYAAAAA
46. space lady
52. squid people play paintball
53. the man who gave Kirby a gun and he also has Arcen
55. big bird with hammer is eating all the food in the city
57. strange yellow circle is hungry
58. little baby man helps grow plant
59. tiny overrated rat
60. the walking gaming console
63. the most dangerous racing game
64. she has a bell on her head so she __ _ ____
67. DJ squid girl on the inkopolis radio
68. Plumber wants cake
69. small monkey has a peanut gun
70. pink puff ball with cat ears is sleepy
73. extra large pihrana plant with arms, legs and a huge belly button that needs ground pounding
75. princess gets kidnapped many times by lizard man then gets proposed to by a lizard man and a fat plumber

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6. Brain wave Associated with deep relaxation, daydreaming, and is sometimes called the “twilight zone” because it is experienced between waking and sleeping.
7. Another name for interoceptorsnvolved with self-awareness and the detection of internal sensations such as heartbeat, breathing, hunger, satiety, thirst, and the urge to defecate or urinate
8. Produce the fatty myelin sheath around axons in the PNS and are similar to oligodendrocytes of the CNS
16. Receive stimuli from the external environment, are distributed in the skin and mucosa, and are largely associated with the five senses (sight, smell, hearing, taste, and skin)
17. Surrounds some neurons and plays an important role in the inflammation process and in repairing damage to the PNS following injury.
18. Can be excitatory or inhibitory; involved in motor control regulation and reward-motivated behaviors, especially those involving pleasure. Nicknamed “the pleasure hormone. lacking in those with Parkinson's
20. Found in the CNS and Pineal glands. Mostly inhibitory; action is similar to opiates, a pain-reducing agent Get after running
24. Brainwave The fastest and associated with inwardly-focused concentration, high-level information processing, problem-solving, and learning
26. __________Conduction Nerve impulse along an unmyleinated axon
28. Similar to epinephrine, can be excitatory or inhibitory; also a hormone secreted by the adrenal medulla; mediates several physiologic and metabolic responses of the autonomic nervous system or “fight-or-flight” response; also increases arousal and alertness, promotes vigilance, enhances formation and retrieval of memory, and focuses attention
32. This hemisphere specializes in visual and spatial relationships, musical abilities, and emotional expression.
33. Mostly inhibitory and important for sensory perception, mood regulation (contributes to feelings of well-being and happiness), and sleep. Nicknamed “the happy hormone.”
34. Part of the brain controls somatosensory information (e.g., pressure, warmth, pain), motor responses, cognition, memory, language, intelligence, emotions, vision, smell, taste, and hearing. The surface of the brain is highly convoluted and consists of sulci (depressions or fissures) and gyri (elevations or ridges)
35. This lobe is hidden by parts of the frontal, parietal, and temporal lobes. This area is believed to be involved in consciousness, self-awareness, and interpersonal experience. The insula also plays a role in maintaining homeostasis by regulating the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the ANS systems and may play a role in immune reactions
36. Projections that receive and transmit the impulse toward the cell body.
37. Can be excitatory or inhibitory; vital for stimulating muscle contraction and the parasympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system; also involved with memory and motivation
38. Beneath the cauda equina is the _______ which stabilizes the spinal cord by anchoring it to the coccyx
39. Cell bodies in the CNS
40. A type of interoceptor in muscles, tendons, and joints. These detect body movement and body position.
41. This lobe is a major cerebral cortex region located at the top-rear of the brain, essential for integrating sensory information, including touch, temperature, pain, and pressure. It plays a critical role in spatial awareness, navigation, proprioception (body position), and language processing. has pre central gyrus

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1. Found in the CNS and adrenal glands. Mostly inhibitory; action is similar to opiates, a pain-reducing agent
2. Mostly excitatory; transmits pain information and associated with regulation of mood disorders, anxiety, and stress; associated with inflammatory processes
3. Lines ventricles in the CNS that helps circulate CSF.
4. bundles of nerve fibers in the CNS.
5. Can be excitatory or inhibitory; hormone-like action when secreted by the adrenal medulla; stimulates the sympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system, or “fight-or-flight” response; involved in long-term memory, especially of stressful events
9. Mostly excitatory; involved in sleep–wake regulation, body temperature regulation, pain perception, endocrine regulation, and appetite regulation; histamine stimulates inflammatory responses when not acting as a neurotransmitter
10. Monitors the health of the neuron and can destroy and remove cellular debris and harmful microorganisms. These cells become hyperactive during disease-related processes, including Alzheimer disease
11. The slowest brainwave and associated with sleep.
12. response to a stimulus that causes a neuron to depolarize, so it can transmit nerve impulses to other neurons, muscles, or glands.
13. This hemisphere specializes in processing language (both receptive and expressive), analytic skills, and abstract thinking
14. Cell bodies n the PNS
15. Reason brain injuries effect the other side of the body
19. _______Conduction. Nerve impulse conduction along myelinated axons
21. system complex set of brain structures located beneath the cerebrum that acts as the "emotional command center," managing emotions, long-term memory, behaviors, and motivation. It is crucial for survival, regulating fight-or-flight responses, feeding, reproduction, and scent processing.
22. This lobe affects hearing, taste, smell, memory storage
23. Another name for interneuron
25. Brain wave Associated with calmness and relaxation.
27. he thin outermost layer of the cerebrum
29. bundles of nerve fibers in the PNS
30. Produce the insulating myelin sheath around axons within the CNS
31. Brainwave Associated with alertness and outwardly-focused concentration.

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2. The yellow internal part of a bird's egg, which is surrounded by the white, is rich in protein and fat, and nourishes the developing embryo.
7. Each of a pair of small, thin, tapered sticks of wood, ivory, or plastic, held together in one hand and used as eating utensils especially by the Chinese and the Japanese.
8. A black disc made of hard rubber, used in ice hockey.
9. A broad smile.
10. A surface, typically of glass coated with a metal amalgam, which reflects a clear image.
11. A place regarded in various religions as the abode of God (or the gods) and the angels, and of the good after death, often traditionally depicted as being above the sky.
12. Each of the branched horns on the head of an adult deer (typically a male one), which are made of bone and are grown and cast annually.
17. A Japanese dish consisting of small balls or rolls of vinegar-flavoured cold rice served with a garnish of vegetables, egg, or raw seafood.
18. A machine with moving parts that converts power into motion.
19. A flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and blade-like, that is attached to a stem directly or via a stalk.
22. A dish originally from Italy consisting of dough made from durum wheat and water, extruded or stamped into various shapes and typically cooked in boiling water.
23. A powerfully built great ape with a large head and short neck, found in the forests of central Africa. It is the largest living primate.
24. A yellow precious metal, the chemical element of atomic number 79, used especially in jewellery and decoration and to guarantee the value of currencies.
27. A building with sails or vanes that turn in the wind and generate power to grind corn into flour.
28. A synthetic material made from a wide range of organic polymers such as polyethylene, PVC and nylon.
30. A straight line passing from side to side through the centre of a body or figure, especially a circle or sphere.
31. An establishment providing accommodation, meals, and other services for travellers and tourists.
33. A knot tied with two loops and two loose ends, used especially for tying shoelaces and decorative ribbons and a weapon for shooting arrows.
34. A chocolate biscuit with a white cream filling.
35. The soft glowing light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, caused by the reflection of the sun's rays from the atmosphere.
36. A soft shoe worn for sports or casual occasions; a trainer.

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1. A city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates.
3. Success or failure apparently brought by chance rather than through one's own actions. Think three leaf clover.
4. A full, deep, prolonged cry uttered by a lion or other large wild animal.
5. A long, high sea wave caused by an earthquake or other disturbance.
6. A state of great comfort or elegance, especially when involving great expense.
9. A large African mammal with a very long neck and forelegs, having a coat patterned with brown patches separated by lighter lines. It is the tallest living animal.
10. An implement consisting of a bundle of thick loose strings or a sponge attached to a handle, used for wiping floors or other surfaces. Also a thick mass of disordered hair.
11. A Scottish dish consisting of a sheep's or calf's offal mixed with suet, oatmeal, and seasoning and boiled in a bag, traditionally one made from the animal's stomach.
12. A supermarket that originated in Germany.
13. The action of hurting or harming someone in return for an injury or wrong suffered at their hands.
14. the exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service and a board game in which players engage in simulated property and financial dealings using imitation money.
15. One of a series of upright frames over which athletes in a race must jump and also a problem or difficulty that must be overcome.
16. When a player is allowed to take a single shot at the goal while it is defended only by the opposing team's goalkeeper.
20. A mountain or hill, typically conical, having a crater or vent through which lava, rock fragments, hot vapour, and gas are or have been erupted from the earth's crust.
21. A muscular membranous sac in the abdomen which receives urine from the kidneys and stores it for excretion.
25. In good health, especially because of regular physical exercise.
26. an act of scratching or scrambling for something and a game in which players build up words on a board from small lettered squares or tiles.
29. The elected head of a republic.
30. A reptile-like legendary creature that appears in the folklore of many cultures worldwide.
32. Made from Kellogg's Corn Flakes but with a frosted coating.

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4. This famous singer from Fleetwood Mac had a cameo on American Horror Story Coven series.
5. In this novel/movie, the protagonist fights with everything within her to keep herself and two children, simply referred to as “girl” and “boy” safe from the “beautiful creatures.”
12. This creature from an HP Lovecraft story is described as looking like an octopus, a dragon, and caricature of human form.
13. This ghost roams the halls of Tennessee High School. Her legend is based on a student who drowned in the early 1950s.
15. This famous play by Arthur Miller details the Salem Witch Trials.
17. In this famous black & white horror flick, Norman Bates (dressed as his mother) stabs a young woman staying his hotel with a butcher knife.
20. Quoth the Raven, “________________.”
21. A wealthy family is held hostage for harboring the target of a murderous syndicate during _______ ___________, 1 12-hour period in which any and all crime is legal.
24. Mary Shelley wrote this famous novel when she and other writers decided to have a scary story writing contest. In it, the main character, a doctor, creates a hideous creature using a variety of other people’s body parts.
26. In the movie ______ _______, a teen named Max accidentally frees a coven of evil witches who used to live in the house. With the help of a magical cat, the kids must steal a book of spells to stop them from becoming immortal.
27. In this famous Poe short story, the protagonist murders an innocent man simply because his “vulture-like” eye bothers him; his guilt finally drives him insane.
29. She uses her telekinetic powers to bring death and destruction after some bullies pour pigs’ blood on her after she is named prom queen.
30. In 1974, Ronald DeFeo shot and killed six members of his family in their large Dutch Colonial House in _____________, New York. The story of how this led to the haunting of this famous house was told via novel and movie.
32. Telling the story of a serial killer at the 1893 World's Fair, The Devil in the White City takes place in ________________, Illinois.
33. In the Lord of the Rings, Smeagol reveals that several centuries of the Ring's influence changes him into this grotesque creature.

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1. Though his name sounds like he would be lucky, this character from “The Cask of Amontillado” meets an unfortunate demise at the hands of Montresor.
2. While at her home for “Peculiar Children,” Jacob Morton finds unsettling photographs among other evidence to discover why the children were in this orphanage.
3. This book/movie continues the story of Danny, the main character from Stephen King’s The Shining.
6. According to Lupin, if you get too near a ______________, every good feeling, every happy memory will be sucked out of you…you will be left with nothing but the worst experiences of your life.
7. A novel that became a blockbuster movie, ___ _________ tells about the demonic possession of Regan MacNeil and the two priests who try to save her.
8. Though this three-headed dog purchased by Hagrid has a cute name, he is pretty terrifying as Harry, Hermione, and Ron must pass him to find the Sorcerer’s Stone in the first Harry Potter book.
9. Washington Irvin’s famous short story is often called _____ __________ ____________.
10. The _______________ in Homer’s Odyssey eats six of Odysseus’s best men while they are trapped in his cave.
11. In this Disney movie, Marnie is visited by her grandmother, Aggie, every Halloween. Aggie is intent on training Marnie to be a witch, but her mother, Gwen, is intent on raising her as a mortal.
14. Every 27 years, an ancient cosmic evil known as “It” terrorizes the children of Derry, Maine, while assuming the form of a dancing clown named _______________.
16. She dreams of a better life, which she is given temporarily by the “Other Mother,” who turns out to be a monster who just wants to take her soul and give her button eyes.
18. In To Kill a Mockingbird, the neighborhood pariah _____ _______ is thought to be a scary man with yellow skin who eats animals whole; instead, he is childlike and saves the children from Bob Ewell.
19. The ______ ______ is a Tennessee legend coming from a family who was under attack by a mostly invisible entity that was able to speak, affect the physical environment, and shapeshift. By some accounts she was capable of crossing long distances with superhuman speed.
22. Percy Jackson’s mom uses the head of _____________ to turn her abusive, stinky husband Gabe Ugliano into a statue.
23. The first novel in this series introduces Bella Swan who moves from Phoneix to Forks, Washington. Her life is endangered after falling in love with a vampire.
25. This 1897 Gothic horror novel by Bram Stoker established many conventions that would become the norm of many future vampire fantasies.
28. The _______ family includes Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, Pugsley, Uncle Fester, and Lurch.
31. In this series of children’s horror fiction by R.L. Stine, child characters often find themselves in scary situations, usually involving monsters or other supernatural elements.

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1. perceiving familiar objects as having consistent color, even if changing illumination alters the wavelengths reflected by the object
3. hearing loss caused by damage to the mechanical system that conducts sound waves to the cochlea (Myers Psychology for AP 2e p. 197)
6. the perceptual tendency to organize stimuli into coherent groups
7. retinal receptor cells that are concentrated near the center of the retina and that function in daylight or in well-lit conditions; they detect fine detail and give rise to color sensations
12. in vision, the ability to adjust to an artificially displaced or even inverted visual field
13. the nerve that carries neural impulses from the eye to the brain
17. the number of complete wavelengths that pass a point in a given time (for example, per second)
19. hearing loss- hearing loss caused by damage to the cochlea's receptor cells or to the auditory nerves (also called nerve deafness) (Myers Psychology for AP 2e p. 197)
22. the sense or act of hearing
23. 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
24. the point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye, creating a "blind" spot because no receptor cells are located there
29. a coiled, bony, fluid-filled tube in the inner ear; sound waves traveling through the cochlear fluid trigger nerve impulses
31. the ability to see objects in three dimensions although the images that strike the retina are two-dimensional; allows us to judge distance
32. 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 object
33. nerve cells in the brain that respond to specific features of the stimulus, such as shape, angle, or movement (Myers Psychology for AP 2e p. 175)
34. depth cues, such as retinal disparity, that depend on the use of two eyes
35. the central focal point in the retina, around which the eye's cones cluster
36. the theory that opposing retinal processes (red-green, yellow-blue, white-black) enable color vision; for example, some cells are stimulated by green and inhibited by red, while others are stimulated by red and inhibited by green
37. a device for converting sounds into electrical signals and stimulating the auditory nerve through electrodes threaded into the cochlea

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2. the principle that one sense may influence another, as when the smell of food influences its taste
4. the system for sensing the position and movement of individual body parts
5. the chamber between the eardrum and cochlea containing three tiny bones (hammer, anvil, and stirrup) that concentrate the vibrations of the eardrum on the cochlea's oval window
8. the organization of the visual field into objects (the figures) that stand out from their surroundings (the ground)
9. retinal receptors that detect black, white, and gray; necessary for peripheral and twilight vision, when cones don't respond
10. depth cues, such as interposition and linear perspective, available to either eye alone
11. theory the theory that the retina contains three different 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
14. the theory that the spinal cord contains a neurological "gate" that blocks pain signals or allows them to pass on to the brain.; the "gate" is opened by the activity of pain signals traveling up small nerve fibers and is closed by activity in larger fibers or by information coming from the brain
15. a laboratory device for testing depth perception in infants and young animals
16. in hearing, the theory that the rate of nerve impulses traveling up the auditory nerve matches the frequency of a tone, thus enabling us to sense its pitch
18. an organized whole; gestalt psychologists emphasized our tendency to integrate pieces of information into meaningful wholes
20. in psychological science, the influence of bodily sensations, gestures, and other states on cognitive preferences and judgments
21. a tone's experienced highness or lowness; depends on frequency
25. in hearing, the theory that links the pitch we hear with the place where the cochlea's membrane is stimulated
26. the innermost part of the ear, containing the cochlea, semicircular canals, and vestibular sacs
27. an illusion of movement created when two or more adjacent lights blink on and off in quick succession
28. perceiving objects as unchanging (having consistent shapes, size, brightness, and color) even as illumination and retinal images change
30. the sense of body movement and position, including the sense of balance

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3. the official organisation that is responsible for protecting people and property, making people obey the law, finding out about and solving crime, and catching people who have committed a crime: The police are investigating fraud allegations against him.; When she was stopped by the police for speecding, she gave them a false name and address.
5. having a clean, tidy, and stylish appearance; intelligent, or able to think quickly or intelligently in difficult situation: She works in a very smart new office overlooking the river.; He’s smart enough to know he can’t run the business without her.
11. (two words)not modern; belonging to or typical of a time in the past: He’s very old-fashioned and thinks that women should not work outside the home.; Old-fashioned utilities such as Waterworks and The Electric Company are replaced by solar power and wind power.
12. a person who you know well and who you like a lot, but who is usually not a member of your family: This restaurant was recommended to me by a friend of mine.; When the younger child wants to join in, the friend tells the older child to exclude the younger sibling from play.
13. unkind or unpleasant or not carding (hint:Its meaning of verb is that “to express or represent something such as an idea, thought, or fact”): Stop being so mean to me!; I felt a little mean when I said I couldn’t visit her in the hospital until Saturday.
14. an animal that is kept in the house as a companion and treated kindly: Doctors have discovered that keeping a pet can do wonders for your health.; Old people often rely on pets for comfort and companionship in their twilight years.
16. (2 words) used for saying that you like or agree with someone’s suggestion: “If I were you, I’d go straight home.” “Good idea, I think I will.”; “You could grow roses or honeysuckle up that wall.” “Good idea!”
17. a thought or belief about something or someone; the thoughts or beliefs that a group of people have: Eventually, the government will have to take notice of public opinion.
19. not easy or simple; hard to do or to understand: It is a difficult choice, but I’ve got to decide which job is better.;He is in difficult situation and could go bankrupt.

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1. s group of people who are related to each other, such as a mother, a father, and their children: I come from a large family - I have three brothers and two sisters.; My dad died when we were small so my mum raised the family on her own.
2. the ability to talk, the activity of talking, or a piece of spoken language: Children usually develop speech in the second year of life.; Do you know the words to Hamlet’s famous speech at the beginning of Act III?
4. something that people and animals eat, or plants absorb, to keep them alive: We have only a small amount of food and clothing to deal out to each refugee.; The country has become a huge importer of raw material such as cotton, steel, and food products.
5. (a building designed to give) protection from bad weather, danger, or attack: they opened a shelter to provide temporary housing for the city’s homeless.; The bomb shelter has concrete walls that are three metres thick.
6. needing to drink something; feeling a desire to drink: Consider an animal situated within a natural environment - for example, a thirsty gazelle approaching a pool of water.; It is a curious paradox that drinking a lot of water can often make you feel thirsty.
7. not easy to understand, do, experience or deal with: I feel sorry for the kids, too - they’ve had a hard time.; Our boss has been giving us all a hard time at work.
8. to stop someone or something from being killed, injured, or destroyed: to stop someone from being killed: He fell in the river but his uncle saved him from drowning.; The doctor made one last desperate attempt to save the boy’s life.
9. to say that something is wrong or not good enough: Bill and Nancy are always complaining about their neighbour, whose dog frightens their kids.;He complained that his boss was useless and he had too much work.
10. a man, woman, or child; a human being: Who was the first person to swim the English Channel?; I don’t know how it’s possible for a person to disappear without trace.
15. (preposition) not having or doing something, or lacking something: This is without a doubt the best Chinese food I’ve ever had.; They had been debating for several hours without reaching a conclusion.
18. not thinking enough or not worrying about the possible results of what you do: It would be irresponsible to ignore these warnings.It would has been irresponsible to let Claire drive home when she was so tired.

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1. → Classe incendiaire dans Team Fortress 2 ?
3. → Protagoniste de BioShock Infinite ?
7. - Ville principale dans bloodborne
8. → Roi des Koopas et antagoniste principal ?
11. → Chien à trois têtes gardant l’entrée des Enfers ?
12. → Planète de base dans Outer Wilds ?
13. → Petit bateau dans Sea of Thieves ?
15. → Maire de Pélican Ville ?
16. → Ressource rare dans Starbound ?
17. → Hérisson noir ?
20. → Personnage central FF XIV ?
21. → Rival et ami de Ryu dans Street Fighter ?
23. → Personnage jouable dans FFXV ?
24. → Créatures capturables et entraînables ?
25. → Vaisseau crashé 10 ans avant Subnautica ?
29. → Protagoniste muette de Portal ?
30. → Monde principal de Fable ?
32. → Monstre neutre légendaire dans Dota 2 ?
34. → Pèlerin qui chante dans Silksong ?
37. → Déesse associée à la Sagesse dans Zelda ?
39. → Arbre gardien ancien dans Ocarina of Time ?
41. → Géographie principale (Tartare, Asphodèle, Élysée, Styx) ?
42. → Héros robotique combattant le Dr Wily ?
45. → Royaume central de Zelda ?
47. → Dieu des Enfers, père de Zagreus ?
48. → Frère rival de Solid Snake ?
49. → Guerrier enfant dans The Neverhood ?
50. → Artefact divin (Pouvoir, Sagesse, Courage) ?
52. → Serviteur loyal du Royaume Champignon ?
54. → Héroïne rapide dans Overwatch ?
58. → Permet de lancer des boules de feu ?
60. → Fighter emblématique dans Street Fighter ?
61. → Dueliste agile dans Valorant ?
64. → Agent du S.T.A.R.S dans Resident Evil ?
66. → Sœur jumelle et alliée d’Alphinaud ?
67. → Vaisseau qui tente de sauver le héros dans Subnautica ?
69. → Princesse souvent kidnappée par Bowser ?
70. → Espèce du protagoniste dans Outer Wilds ?
73. → Objet pour capturer Pokémon ?
74. → Animal de compagnie d’Olimar dans Pikmin ?
80. → Compagne et alliée de Cloud ?
81. → Antagoniste cherchant la Triforce du Pouvoir ?
82. → Transforme Mario ou Luigi en version grande ?
84. → Fils de Kratos dans God of War ?
85. → Créatures multicolores obéissantes ?
87. → Combattant expérimenté Resident Evil ?
91. → Alliée résistante dans Half-Life ?
92. → Nourriture iconique dans TF2 ?
93. → Village important dans Okami ?
96. → Héros portant l’épée légendaire ?
99. → Race psionique dans StarCraft ?
100. → Race montagnarde adorant la roche et la force ?
103. → Corporation interstellaire dans Subnautica ?
106. → Renard à deux queues, compagnon fidèle ?
111. → Protagoniste de LittleBigPlanet ?
116. → Messager des dieux offrant vitesse ?
117. → Pokémon électrique emblématique ?
120. → Collectable dans Celeste ?
123. → Vaisseau qui se crashe au début de Subnautica ?
124. → Mage et alliée FF VIII ?
125. → Chevalier en armure dans Overwatch ?
127. → Protagoniste Final Fantasy VII ?
128. → Déesse offrant bénédictions de protection ?
130. → Unité d’élite dans Metal Gear Solid ?
131. → Première région Pokémon ?
132. → Hérisson bleu rapide ?
133. → Frère de Sans ?
134. → Espion légendaire dans Metal Gear Solid ?

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2. → Grand méchant Hollow Knight ?
4. - ailes pour planer dans Minecraft
5. → Académie des SeeD FF VIII ?
6. → Pokémon légendaire cloné de Mew ?
9. → Sœur de Crash et génie en technologie ?
10. → Principal village de Stardew Valley ?
13. → Antagoniste principal FF VII ?
14. → Ennemi classique écrasable ou lançable ?
17. → Jeu de création de créatures évolutives
18. → Plombier emblématique sauvant le Royaume Champignon ?
19. → Explorateur spatial dans Pikmin ?
22. → Continent central FF XIV ?
26. → Squelette dans Undertale ?
27. → Grand navire dans Sea of Thieves ?
28. → Être de la forêt ?
29. → Premier boss dans Dead Cells ?
30. → Objet collectable protégeant Sonic ?
31. → Lieu sacré permettant de voyager dans le temps ?
33. → Déité colérique dans Asura’s Wrath ?
35. → IA menaçant le monde ?
36. → Être géant de la forêt ?
38. → Méchant principal Ratchet & Clank 1 ?
40. → Princesse détentrice de la Triforce ?
42. → Ville industrielle Final Fantasy VII ?
43. → Déesse-louve dans Okami ?
44. → Roi des dieux offrant pouvoirs électriques ?
46. → Race aviaire des montagnes et cieux ?
51. → Lombax féminin jouable dans Rift Apart ?
52. → Gardienne maternelle dans Undertale ?
53. → Soldat survivant Resident Evil ?
55. → Objet donnant invincibilité temporaire à Mario ?
56. → Protagoniste Hollow Knight Silksong ?
57. → Fruit rare dans Stardew Valley ?
59. → Cristal donnant pouvoir Super Sonic ?
62. → Objet permettant de planer ?
63. → Race insectoïde dans StarCraft ?
65. → Héroïne de FF XIII ?
68. → Compagne dans Twilight Princess ?
71. → Société de développement Metal Gear ?
72. → Robot compagnon dans Ratchet & Clank ?
75. → Gardien des Émeraudes, allié de Sonic ?
76. → Guide et allié de Zagreus ?
77. → Héros glouton rose de Dream Land ?
78. → Dinosaure compagnon capable d’avaler des ennemis ?
79. → Frère de Mario et compagnon d’aventures ?
81. → Scientifique protagoniste dans Half-Life ?
83. → Déesse de la nuit, mère adoptive de Zagreus ?
86. → Protagoniste du jeu Celeste ?
88. → Village de départ dans Dragon’s Dogma ?
89. → Bactérie responsable du virus dans Subnautica ?
90. → Roi dans Kirby ?
94. → Ours combattant dans Tekken ?
95. → Laboratoire scientifique de Portal ?
97. → Guerrier dans God of War ?
98. → Mentor et antagoniste majeur de Metal Gear ?
101. → Scientifique mystérieux dans Undertale ?
102. → Race humaine dans StarCraft ?
104. → Organisation de protection mondiale ?
105. → Espèce de précurseurs dans Outer Wilds ?
107. → Protagoniste féminine dans Final Fantasy XV ?
108. → Protagoniste Final Fantasy VIII ?
109. → Prince des Enfers cherchant à s’échapper ?
110. → Race aquatique des rivières et lacs ?
112. → Principal antagoniste scientifique dans Crash Bandicoot ?
113. → Fée accompagnant Link ?
114. → IA antagoniste de Portal ?
115. → Pokémon Feu/Vol évolué de Salamèche ?
118. → Force destructrice menaçant Hyrule ?
119. → Entité d’énergie mutante dans Sonic Adventure ?
121. → Autre nom du Dr Eggman ?
122. → Ennemi scientifique de Sonic ?
126. → Cyborg combattant dans Metal Gear ?
127. → Héros marsupial dans Crash Bandicoot ?
129. → Chevalier lion dans Shovel Knight ?

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1. stuff to use -
2. something a hurry and rhymes -
7. the summary of crowning someone -
8. when you try to find a answers -
10. a large open area -
14. not stick to plan -
17. police officer -
19. the English word for pants -
21. speed up -
22. were the vicar live -
23. get a quick lock a something
24. something you freeze something with
25. scream -
27. show something
29. he cant walked
31. a military form -
36. sleeping/resting chickens -
40. is use to make knifes sharp
42. have your eyes open just a bit
43. bred with cream -
44. if your shy
45. if you fall to the ground and pass out
49. another word for shocked
51. turn quickly
53. chance between it - l
55. hit him lightly -
58. when you stand around doing nothing -
59. moving some thing out of the way -
60. twisted together -
63. waiting and have hiding -
64. to apply cries or oil -
65. bees like nectar -
69. loiter in a bored or listless manner. -
71. you have to leave
73. sneaky or secretive -
75. its flying close to the ground
76. something hot irritating -
78. to get of something
79. a section of proprietor -
81. another word for scared
83. bone in the foot -
87. if you don't work any more -
88. something correct
89. when you fear something that will happen -
90. try to make someone feel better -
93. is a seed it tastes sweet -
95. your scared
96. weird doesn't make senses -
99. where you make beer
102. means to turn out of control -
103. animals in the wild -
108. a type of fuel
111. held open (v.) -
113. quiet -
114. when people think that you did something
117. if something is really nice or not known
121. another word for hallway -
123. another word for amazed -
125. to do it secretly
126. it is better -
129. a small amount of food
130. opposite of unconscious
137. a house on wheels that can move around
138. when you get help
140. another word for pot -
142. something is cover spikes
143. its disgusting
144. hair that grows on the upper lip -
145. something to make a wound heel -
146. there white root vegetable -
147. some thing hat makes you wonder -
148. smart -
149. extravagant or really big
150. another word for broken
151. part of a hand -
152. another word for hypnotized -
153. is a movement -

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1. some thing big or huge
3. another word for super hungry
4. someone how repairs cars
5. if you get a cure put in your body
6. another word for you hate it -
9. you are in a trans -
11. where it shows your speed -
12. a pause or break in activity
13. a open fire -
15. creepy
16. a family of animals made at one hatching
18. type of dog -
20. move rapidly downwards through the air
25. villain thief -
26. another word for pastor -
28. fruit with seeds
30. with impressive beauty
32. something to transport
33. when your over joyed - -
34. another word for annoying
35. another word for bump -
37. disgusted -
38. plant tasty -
39. unavoidable
41. making one extremely angry and impatient. -
44. a young tree, especially one with a slender doze a type of sleep
46. how you go somewhere -
47. another word for strange
48. is a time of a year
50. a chiefly freshwater fish of the salmon
52. behind you
54. substance that numbs pain.
56. the incre_____s
57. another word for spectacular -
61. something broken
62. persuade or encourage to do something -
66. to apologizes-
67. if you find stuff disgusting
68. not having a sharp edge or point. -
70. something extremely nice
72. if something is on fire
74. crazy odd -
75. a large group of animals
77. if something is neither acid or alkali
80. loud noise
82. causing hatred or disgust; repulsive
84. grab something -
85. a type of bird
86. is a purple color -
91. magician -
92. another word for anger -
94. mean or rude -
97. look at something carefully
98. the inside of the wheel
99. someone working for the rich -
100. its a job that work with motors
101. questionnaire -
104. is a adventure -
105. when you expect something -
106. extreme physical or mental suffering. -
107. falling quickly -
109. when your cold -
110. huge
112. surprising -
115. when water is not clear -
116. comfortable
118. if you get scared or worried
119. someone how studies nature -
120. another word for trade
122. another word for huge
124. movement of horse -
126. is a person who thinks he better -
127. killing animals illegally
128. to remember the war -
131. bend down -
132. the winner of a competition or event
133. panic -
134. really good/great -
135. there is light but no sun
136. its tightly pushed together -
139. odd or strange -
141. someone thinks there right

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2. These men warned Israel of God’s coming punishment on the nation (while also promising a glorious future beyond judgment) (8)
5. How many Judges ruled in Israel? (6)
7. Many Israelites return to Israel to rebuild the demolished land and temple. (4)
10. A Special time not long after Christ ascended to heaven. (9)
11. Surprisingly, not only men became judges in Israel, what was the name of this woman who led them for a good period of time? (7)
12. What event was mentioned in Exodus 7 (3,7)
13. This boy was sold by his brothers in Genesis 37 (6)
14. Where was this boy taken when he was sold as a slave in Genesis 39 (5)
16. Who was put into a woven basket in Exodus 2 (5)
19. Who was the last judge of Israel? (6)
23. On the third day Jesus was _______ Matthew 28; Mark 16; Luke 24; and John 20 (11)
25. This man became the fifth Judge of Israel, what was his name? (6)
27. In which book is this sentence, “By faith Abraham, when he was tested, offered up Isaac.” (7)
29. The son of David who became king in 1 Kings 1 (7)
31. God made some promises to this man in Genesis 15 (7)
34. They ruled, sadly, (mostly bad) for 345 years — 1 Kings 13 and following. (5)
37. Judah (the southern half), conquered by this group in 2 Kings 25 (7)
38. In what book did the Lord God say “A disaster, unique disaster, behold it is coming.[7:5] (7)
39. Israel (the northern half), conquered by Assyria in 2 Kings 17 (5)
41. Which book says: “For God so loved the World, that He gave His Only Begotten Son…” (4)
42. He changed his name, because he did not want to keep reminding people of the ill will he had held to the Follower of Christ. (4)
43. Which book says, “Since the beginning of time it has never been heard that anyone opened the eyes of a person born blind.” (4)
44. In what book is this verse: How shall I admonish you? To what shall I compare you, O daughter of Jerusalem? To what shall I liken you as I comfort you, O virgin daughter of Zion? For your ruin is as vast as the sea; Who can heal you? (12)
46. In which book does a sick man say “But He is unique and who can turn Him? And what His soul desires, that He does.” (3)
47. This lad was anointed to become king in 1 Samuel 16 (5)
48. This man and his wife are married in Genesis 24 (5,3,7)

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1. What happened in Genesis 6 (4,3,3,5)
3. The Lord was publicly _____(7)
4. In which book is Abraham told to take your unique son, whom you love, and offer him as a burnt offering.
5. What happened to Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 (3,4)
6. In which book, do we read the sentence, “After the demon was cast out, the mute man spoke; and the crowds were amazed, and were saying, “Nothing like this has ever been seen in Israel.” (7)
8. Which book did John write when he was on Patmos. (10)
9. Who was Israel ruled by them in the book of Judges 1 (6)
13. The two brothers are born in Genesis 25 (5,3,4)
15. In which book is this sentence, Hear, Israel, Yahweh our God, Yahweh is unique.” (11)
17. What did Moses encounter whilst out with the sheep in Exodus 3 (7,4)
18. Who was finally born to this friend of God in Genesis 21 (5)
20. Which book has Jesus healing a disabled man, and then telling him to pick up his pallet and the man got up and immediately picked up the pallet and went out in the sight of everyone. (4)
21. This man had 12 male children in Genesis 29 (5)
22. Name the book that says, “It will be a unique day, known only to the LORD neither daytime nor nighttime and it will come about at twilight there will be light!” (9)
24. He was Israel’s first king as mentioned in 1 Samuel 9 (4)
26. Which event is mentioned in Genesis 1 (8)
28. Which book has this statement, “And there were flashes of lightning and sounds and peals of thunder; and there was a great earthquake…” (10)
30. Who was the first judge in Israel? (7)
32. What building is mentioned in Genesis 11 (5,2,5)
33. In which book does the prophet say, “You were complacent in your evil deeds; you thought, 'No one sees me.' Your self-professed wisdom and knowledge lead you astray” (6)
35. Which book mentions this “What a heap of ruins she has become, a place where wild animals live! Everyone who passes by her taunts her and shakes his fist.” (9)
36. Which group of people were taken into slavery in Egypt whilst living in Egypt Exodus 1 (6)
40. The church began growing in The book of Acts. (9)
45. God tested this man in Genesis 22 (7)

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2. what wisdom leads to
8. a Big Bad Wolf's Kryptonite
9. surgical operation removing cancerous tumours from a gland in the abdomen
11. what ignorance is to people who would rather not know
14. infer
15. both netball and airplanes have these
18. belief that life is meaningless
23. large, quadrupedal mammal which is also the national animal of Vietnam (5, 7)
26. an overnight flight
27. Zodiac sign of a person born 9 August, if they were born two weeks later
28. key ingredient of tiramisu CLUE, what this is DIFFERENTIATE, tell apart, it is also a maths term
30. (1.)'s best friend
35. yours should be very high now, if you are completing this crossword as I asked you to
36. What ‘K’ might represent
37. an appropriate adjective for me if I was being eccentric
39. KIC's favourite sport, in my opinion
40. name of the creek where boys live
42. name of the goodest boy in the whole wide world
46. An intense surgical operation, in board game form
47. a fitting term for the effect a prolonged loss of electricity may have on an ice-sculpting business
49. object often wielded by WWE performers, though not its typical use
50. you badly jammed one in a door
51. hit song by Iyaz, or a fumble of the ball
53. second word of an Australian business beginning with your last name
55. long for
58. what I'm composing this crossword on, during my shift [phrase] (3, 5)
59. what you might use an eraser for
62. Thai city frequented by Geelong teens (6, 3)
66. Elaine’s obsession
68. Ford slogan (2, 7)
70. one might describe a suspect's as 'medium'
72. ‘Fee-fi-fo…’
74. like many of the messages in the group chat (1-1)
76. disgraced athlete with last name ***NUMBER***
77. gateway to the Great Ocean Road
78. you'll probably fly over this on your way to Vietnam
80. one of two colours appearing on the Vietnamese flag
81. you might use one to wipe water from your shower door
82. part of your hand, or metal spike, or to complete perfectly, or sexual act

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1. 'He-__!' often exclaimed by Michael Jackson
3. if the venue for your birthday dinner were instead a place of worship for chewy fruit-flavoured candy, it might be called this (7, 9)
4. national dish of Vietnam
5. suburb to the east of Highton
6. resulting character after hitting Mario with a blue shell (according to colour theory)
7. what a patient administered benzodiazepines might say
10. comfortable footwear for nurses
12. Academy Award winner for best animated feature at the Oscars in 2002
13. my favourite and least favourite video game (6, 2, 7)
16. audio streaming service founded in Sweden
17. country of the city one of our friends is named after
19. what some netball umpires at Kardinia Park might give you for committing murder, for example [phrase] (4, 2, 3, 5)
20. if you were wearing pants with this design, I might say, 'Where are your legs?' jokingly
21. one might make a flight noisy and uncomfortable (6, 4)
22. the letters ELSEHAY unjumbled
24. movie you watched during childhood (hopefully) that was often an orange VHS tape
25. an association you might make with a slipper and a pumpkin
29. Actress Foster of ‘Silence of the Lambs’
31. what other Barwon the Barwon River becomes
32. first name of actor who shares your birthday and plays a demonic clown in one of his films
33. my surname rhymes with several varieties of this
34. first name of actress who shares your birthday and appears in 'Twilight' and 'Pitch Perfect'
38. Suncorp Super Netball team that shares its name with an AFL team
41. Kardinia's predecessor
43. Geelong Sports Hub menu item
44. Rihanna suggests shining bright like one
45. connection between two normally diverging anatomical structures
48. 'see!' upon proving someone wrong (1, 4, 3, 2)
52. what you can't use to cheat on this crossword, if you are completing this crossword as intended
54. following (1.), a breaking of the sound barrier
56. the hottest planet in our solar system
57. what baby computers call their fathers (corny joke)
60. leave an aircraft
61. surname of stern KIC teacher that sounds like VERDICT
63. homophone for how you might greet someone whose name is a homophone for the basic unit of heredity, or cleanliness
64. Andrew came over the other night to fiddle with mine
65. surname of Sophie who graduated in KIC's class of '18
67. sometimes you have to be this when speaking to one in the hospital
69. ‘No Internet’ dinosaur species (1-3)
71. what the future has in store for Andrew & I
73. opposite of (1.)
75. Number of stars on the Subaru logo
79. genre of music that is also a material

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5. Sunny's military nickname
7. The source of Ling Ling's name
9. Memory given to Sunny by Cassie
10. Young man in Fallen Grace
11. Sunny's store
13. Healer in the Red Colosseum
16. Shadow that grows alongside Sunny
18. Location of the major Battle between the great clans
19. Sunny was obsessed with feeding this to fiend
22. Memory created by gathering the shard memories
23. Sunny's aspect legacy
24. The terrible desert monster with powers akin to Mordret
25. Sunny's teacher
26. Becoming a saint
28. Awakened cursed to grow eternally
29. Skeletal member of the nine
30. Creatures of the void
31. Attribute given by the mantle of the underworld
32. Identity of the forgotten shore basin
33. Killer whale saint
35. Currency of the waking world
37. Combat instructor at the academy
41. Summer knight
43. Highest government classification for awakened
46. Strongest of the monsters attacking central antarctica
48. Effie's full name
52. Sorcerer supreme
54. Why time looped on Wind Flower
58. Caster's legacy clan
59. Jet’s status
60. Kai's band name
63. Allows Sunny to breathe underwater
64. Inside of the tomb of Ariel
65. The attribute making Nephis immune to corruption
69. The forgotten demon
71. Most prominent of the great clans
72. SC of NQSC
75. Innocent person Sunny murdered
79. The first seeker of the tomb of Ariel
80. The pull on awakened by nightmare gates
81. Sorcery taught by Ananke
82. The prince of nothing
83. Counterpart to the ivory tower
85. Sunny's infamous alter ego
87. Hero in Sunny's first nightmare
88. Sorcery learned by Cassie
93. Always wants girls but can never get them
95. Main citadel of Song
100. Where Sunny lived before the spell
103. Base of the House of Night
104. Becoming a master
106. Sunny’s sister
108. Saint Tyris' husband
109. Friendly master from the house of Night
112. Inheritor of heart god's lineage
114. Demon of desire
115. Largest of the six plagues
116. Nephis' father
120. Cassie's favorite echo
121. When do sleepers enter the Dream Realm
123. Hosts the artificial sun of the forgotten shore
125. Nephis’ group of followers
127. Shield used by Saint before being given to Quentin
128. Sunny’s first echo
129. Song's seductress
130. Fairytale among the riverborn.

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1. The name of Mordret’s favorite reflection
2. Who Mordret fought at Black Skull
3. Originally created by Nether
4. Daeron's daughter
6. Location of the first major gate disaster
8. Attribute Kai got by killing Dread Lord
12. Source of power for many abilities
14. What did Sunny give master Naeve for his daughter
15. number of challengers in the third nighmare
17. Powerful and mysterious memory created by Mad Prince
19. Creature Sunny inhabited in the second nightmare
20. Sunny survived by eating this monster in the void
21. Cursed jade jian
23. Not moon more
27. Being of the forgotten shore that enthralled the cohort
34. The name of Quentin’s hound echo
36. Ordinary rock's new look
38. Cassie's proper name
39. Those whose souls are dead but bodies are alive
40. Destroyer of the Kingdom of hope
42. Shadow God's other domain
43. Leader of the white feather clan
44. Dictator of the Dark City
45. Part of what Weaver lost in the Tomb of Ariel
47. Saint's original creator
49. Founder of the house of night
50. Guide in the third nightmare
51. Changing star alternate meaning
53. Stole Weaver’s eye
54. Enchantment allowing one to see the tapestry of fate
55. Sunny's innate attribute
56. Strongest rank and class
57. Murderer Sunny helped Jet track down
61. Progenitor of the sun god's legacy clan
62. Infectee of the Nightmare Spell
65. Loyal partner of the shadow lord
66. What is the name of Effie's husband
67. Most famous nightmare gate researchers
68. Those that can use essence
70. Landmark of Nephis’ first nightmare
73. master ranger who wears sunglasses
74. Where in the Dark City church Weaver's mask was found
76. Part of Weaver giving Sunny bone weave
77. King of twilight
78. Strengthens all nearby memories (upgraded version)
84. What comes after marble
86. Saint Sunny received an echo of
89. Protectors of the kingdom of hope
90. Daughter of Ki Song in the Dark City
91. Battle between the gods and the demons
92. Sunny's mode of transport in Antarctica
94. The person Cassie replaced in the third nightmare
96. Last bastion of central antarctica
97. Best character in Shadow Slave
98. Ugliest awakened
99. Special number in the dream realm
101. Better than a throne
102. Black pyramid
105. Ki Song's nickname
107. Devil that gutted Sunny in the Dark City
110. Protector of the ivory tower
111. Sunny after succumbing to the well of wishes
113. Sunny's first memory
117. Rank of the sovereigns
118. Main citadel of Valor
119. Sorcery of the demon of fate
122. Saint Sunny has killed twice
124. Anvil's underwhelming brother
126. Obel's assistant
128. wake of ruin's common name

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2. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
3. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
4. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
6. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
7. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”
9. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
11. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
13. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
14. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
17. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
18. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
20. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
22. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
23. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
25. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
26. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
27. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.

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1. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
2. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
5. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
8. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
10. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
12. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
13. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
15. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
16. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
19. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
21. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
24. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
25. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.

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3. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
6. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
8. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
12. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
13. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
14. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
16. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
18. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
22. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
23. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
24. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
26. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
28. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”

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1. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
2. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
4. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
5. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
7. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
9. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
10. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
11. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
15. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
17. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
19. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”
20. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
21. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
25. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
27. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
29. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
30. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.

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2. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
3. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
6. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
7. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
10. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
11. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
16. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
20. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
21. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
22. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
25. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
26. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
27. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
28. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”

Down

1. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
4. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
5. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”
8. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
9. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
12. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
13. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
14. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
15. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
16. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
17. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
18. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
19. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
23. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
24. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
29. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive

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3. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
7. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
9. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
10. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
12. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
16. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
17. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
19. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
20. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
23. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
24. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
25. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
27. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
28. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
29. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.

Down

1. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
2. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
4. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
5. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
6. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
8. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
11. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
13. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
14. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
15. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
16. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
18. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
21. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
22. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
26. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”

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2. the section of One Day One SMC that our “diversity shot” was the cover photo for (2 words)
4. the inflatable where you cheated at the carnival (2 words)
7. the tv show premiere you watched at my house in december 2023 (2 words)
8. our hotel in paris for jan term (4 words)
10. old man at our work
11. the thing i tried to make you for our one year anniversary but is still a work in progress
13. #1 game of our entire lives (4 words)
14. where we went for your birthday dinner with ella
15. what weekday we usually passed off shifts at the bookstore in spring 2024
16. you looking at a picture of me in choir robes in Carrie: “you look like a ______” (2 words)
17. the loyd family christmas story theme of 2023 - your debut
21. our favorite kind of cider
22. the movie we watched on valentines day 2024 (6 words)
23. who taught you how to make a grilled cheese super late at night
26. our first hike destination (2 words)
30. the bistro where we eavesdropped on someone’s first date
34. the name of your british boyfriend/butler
36. your favorite meal from our entire travel jan term experience (2 words)
38. the restaurant we went to in monterey to celebrate
40. whose wedding we had in december…in alphabetical order (3 words)
44. our least favorite disneyland paris cast member
45. what kind of cake we ate at midnight on our one year anniversary (2 words)
46. the dance move we have mastered
47. where we went to dinner after seeing barbie (3 words)
49. the weird orange dissolving stuff we got in paris when we were sick
54. a new hairstyle you tried out in november 2023 for a single choir rehearsal (2 words)
57. our 2023 halloween costumes (3 words)
59. the little friends we brought along to see laufey
60. my 20th birthday gift from u
63. our future daughter’s name that we came up with at the farmers market
64. the highlight of hotpot
65. who u and owen looked like when you brought over your lightsabers (2 words)
66. the dave and busters activity you absolutely beat me at (2 words)
68. what finger i sprained the day before our one year anniversary (2 words)
70. things i leave on your car in the shape of a heart
71. i asked for a bunch of _____ at late night and I ended up getting 8 (2 words)
72. the trader joes frozen meal we made a million times throughout junior year (4 words)
73. the day i said you looked like “a kid preparing for his first church choir performance”

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1. the restaurant where we burned our mouths and stained our clothes both times we have been there (2 words)
3. when we worked in the stockroom for 5 hours with jared
5. my original top choice for jan term
6. our first date after i got back from the cabin last time (2 words)
9. your least favorite activity in london (3 words)
12. where we parked after you got rear-ended
18. your least favorite part of the carnival (3 words)
19. where we stopped on the way to and back from disneyland
20. where we took professional family photos with ella and jas (2 words…kinda)
24. the movie we watched in ella’s room after winterfest (4 words)
25. our former favorite dish at local kitchens (3 words)
27. my name in bowling
28. the app we used to get four giant bags of donuts at the beginning of jan term (4 words)
29. the name you call my dad (3 words)
31. some of the lyrics we screamed at the laufey concert (3 words)
32. the first thing we watched with lauren and david
33. bethany after the carnival: “you guys are gonna get married and ________” (4 words)
35. the origin of “oh hello roger ehhhhhhh” (3 words)
37. the star of your favorite blanket (2 words)
39. our professor who gave you $20 for knowing who jefferson davis was
41. the dishwashing supply you found a love for this year (2 words)
42. our hotel in london for jan term (2 words)
43. your 20th birthday gift from me
48. lauren and ian’s favorite picture of us (5 words)
50. the animals we were really excited to see while kayaking together (after you felt sick the whole time)
51. the game we sucked at on my 21st birthday (3 words)
52. the cooking task you were amazing at (3 words)
53. the hottest character in hadestown (in your opinion)
55. THE BEST FOOD WE’VE EVER EATEN I SWEAR NOTHING WILL TOP THAT
56. the main genre of food that we ate in paris
58. when you went undercover as your opposing team to make my dad happy
61. whose wedding we had in february…in alphabetical order (3 words)
62. your 20th birthday gift from bethany (2 words)
67. who you taught to fold shirts at the smc basketball game
69. where you took me before my surprise birthday party

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3. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
5. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
8. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
10. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
11. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
15. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
17. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
18. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
19. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
21. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
23. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
26. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
27. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
28. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”
29. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”

Down

1. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
2. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
4. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
6. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
7. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
9. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
12. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
13. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
14. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
16. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
20. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
22. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
24. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
25. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
30. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.

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2. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
7. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
8. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
12. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
13. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
14. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
16. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
18. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
21. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
24. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
27. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
28. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
30. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?

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1. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
3. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
4. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
5. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
6. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
9. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
10. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
11. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
15. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
17. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
19. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
20. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
22. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
23. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
25. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
26. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
29. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”

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4. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
7. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
9. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
11. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
12. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
15. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
16. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
18. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
20. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
22. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
24. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
26. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
27. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
29. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”

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1. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
2. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
3. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
5. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
6. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
8. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
10. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
13. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
14. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
17. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
19. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
21. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
23. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
25. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
26. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
28. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”

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5. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
8. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
10. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
11. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
13. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
16. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
17. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
18. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
20. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
21. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
23. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
26. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
27. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”
29. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.

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1. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
2. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
3. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
4. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
5. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
6. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
7. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
9. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
12. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
14. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
15. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
19. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
22. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
24. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
25. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
28. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?

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2. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
8. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
12. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
13. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
15. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
17. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
18. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
19. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
20. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
24. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
25. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
26. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
28. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
29. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
30. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.

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1. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
3. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
4. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
5. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
6. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
7. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
9. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
10. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
11. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
14. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
16. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
21. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
22. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”
23. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
27. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”

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3. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
4. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
6. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
10. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
12. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
13. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
16. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
18. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
19. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
23. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
24. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
26. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
27. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
29. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”

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1. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
2. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
5. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
7. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
8. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
9. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
10. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
11. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
14. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
15. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
17. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
20. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
21. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
22. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
25. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
28. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense

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2. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
15. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
16. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
17. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
19. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
20. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
22. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
23. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
24. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
26. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
27. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
28. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.
29. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
30. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)

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1. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
3. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
4. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
5. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
6. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
7. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
8. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
9. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
10. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
11. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
12. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
13. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
14. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
18. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
21. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
25. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”

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5. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
8. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
12. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
13. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
17. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
18. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
20. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”
21. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
24. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
26. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
27. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
28. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.

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1. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."
2. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
3. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
4. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
6. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
7. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
9. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
10. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
11. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
12. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
14. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
15. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
16. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
19. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
22. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
23. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
25. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
26. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.

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1. Taylor's 2020 documentary
5. Taylor's 2nd born, named after a character in a very popular crime show
10. The sequel to Betty and James' love story
12. Lover may be perfect for those warm fuzzy feelings, but what is the true romantic album?
13. She should've asked her questions
14. Dr. Suess classic was mad into an animated film in 2012 which Taylor Swift stars in alongside Zac Efron and Ed Helms
18. Joe Alwyn used this name as an alias as a co-writer of folklore
19. Taylor's birthday!
20. Where was Taylor Swift born?
21. We all go mad down here
22. "I once believed love would be burning red"
23. You could lose your hand or your foot to this spikey creature
25. Newly released "Lover" track, previously left off of the album
28. Swift's 7th album which has it's own title track
29. On August 29th, 2022 Swift announced her 10th full-length studio album
30. august is from this character's perspective
31. Lead off track on evermore
33. "Love Story" describes a forbidden love, similar to that of famous fictional characters ___________
34. A formal apology to Taylor Lautner
36. Former One Direction member and one-time collaborator
38. It's been waiting for you!
39. What do you think of when you hear this word first; Taylor Swift, or a classic David Bowie film?
40. Taylor Swift's character in 2014 film 'The Giver'
43. Did you ever have someone kiss you in a crowded room?
45. Taylor's zodiac sign
48. The color Taylor uses to describe Joe Alwyn in many of her songs
49. Songs such as I Heart? came from this EP
50. Taylor Swift's younger brother
51. 2021 Grammy winner for Album of The Year
52. This big Swiftie is the main character in a popular comedy series about police
53. The morally gray version of a superhero
55. Loveable goofball played by Taylor Swift in a star studded 2010 Rom-Com
59. Born into one of America's most famous families, Taylor asked this ex to "Stay Stay Stay"
63. Friend and music producer of Swift, also known for "Bleachers"
65. "He was sunshine..."
67. Long-time friend and frequent collaborator
69. Taylor's first single
70. Taylor's male alias
72. Release date for both 1989 and 1989 (Taylor's Version)
76. The first re-recording
77. Swift calls this song about a haunted man the saddest song on folklore
79. An accessory lost somewhere in the home of Maggie Gyllenhaal
80. This handsome actor was once the dreamy boy in the YBWM music video
81. This adorable little voice in the beginning of "Gorgeous" belongs to none other than
82. The Midnights BONUS track previously only found on Target CDs
83. Swift brought this famous socialite back to life in "the last great american dynasty"
84. The first Speak Now (Taylor's Version) vault track
85. a rap parody on a 2008 hit
86. "One for the money"

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1. Taylor's 1st born, named after a character in a very popular TV series
2. Taylor voiced this lovely charcter in the 2012 "The Lorax" movie
3. The first 1989 (TV) single drop
4. James knows where it all went wrong, do you?
6. folklore's sister album
7. Taylor Swift can play the guitar, piano, ukelele and the ______
8. "Thank you for giving me your eyes, and staying back and watching me shine."
9. 5.5
11. Childhood best friend who frequently made cameos in Swift's music videos
15. The beef between Taylor and _______ began back and 2009, and was the inspiration for the song "Innocent"
16. This man behind the inspiration for many Speak Now songs may not be as "Innocent" as you think
17. Speak Now (Taylor's Version) music video featuring Taylor Lautner, Joey King, and Presley Cash
24. An ex we "Forgot Existed"
26. 2nd re-recorded single off of 1989 (Taylor's Version), released May 6th, 2022
27. "There's glitter on the floor after the party"
32. 2010 album Speak Now's original title
35. When something says in parenthesis ________, that means she owns it
37. Pre-quel to Betty and James' love story
41. Taylor Swift made in appearance in this romantic movie focused on a classic American holiday
42. "Your eyes, wider than distance."
44. "No, nothing good starts in a ----- ---"
46. Fashion designer Taylor calls out by name in one of her songs
47. Taylor's 3rd born
54. She'll do anything to bring up__________, anything!
56. Taylor's multi-billion dollar 2023-2024 world tour
57. Not red, not scarlet...
58. James Dean lookalike
60. The Bejeweled music video references what fan favorite Disney film?
61. Swift co-wrote this song with Maya Thompson, mother to a 3 year old boy who passed away in 2011 from Neuroblastoma
62. "And you can't spell Awesome without-"
64. "Yes, I got your letter. Yes, I'm doing better."
66. Ex-boyfriend Taylor Lautner is famous for portraying __________ in Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" series
68. This award-winning silver screen actress has a lot in common with one of Taylor's cats
70. The only song on 1989 that Taylor wrote all by herself
71. Midnights VAULT track, newly available to stream!
73. I don't know about you!
74. Taylor's namesake
75. Just call him Mr. Perfectly Fine
78. Swift's first album written entirely on her own

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1. / Not to be confused with a pattern on a dress, the stuff dentists put in your mouth when cleaning it, or a southern state in the USA, this… actually, scratch that, this hint has gotten way too complicated.
4. / If Mickey Mouse fell off of Splash Mountain and into the water while listening to “Float On” by Modest Mouse, do you think he’d sink? Or would he be _____?
5. / It would be pretty cool (and “big league”) if President Trump used this vocabulary word once in a while in place of his preferred way to describe something of great size, “YUGE!”
7. / Part of this word sounds a little like the car in Back to the Future, and the word might effectively describe the technology in that car, since it’s now sufficiently outdated and antiquated.
8. / "Here lies my GPA... it was a beautiful sight to behold back in the day” might be something you’d say if you were attempting to ________ your once-sterling grades.
11. / Perhaps stronger support of this type would have ensured that London Bridge didn't fall down (and subsequently that Fergie wouldn't write an awful song that uses the falling down of said bridge as a veiled metaphor)
14. / The statement that everyone is unique might not be entirely true, but it does seem that we all have our own unique quirks and _______ (plural), at the very least.
17. / During Miss Brandt’s rebellious emo stage (which is still going on), she’d often wear all black, sit in the corner of her room, and play songs that showed just how much _______ she had for everyone and everything, including “Hate (I Really Don’t Like You)” and “I Hate Everything About You”
19. / Eminem’s separation, or ___, from both his mother and wife, plays a central role in a number of his songs.
20. / Even though no one except Mr. Verdon has ever seen the glorious movie Little Nemo, you'll all be able to figure out why the mischievous clown who shows no respect to others is named “Flip”. It’s because his personality would be described as ______.
21. / As The Beatles said, "COME TOGETHER... right now..."
23. / While commercials often seem confusing and nonsensical, they are typically created using objective, ______ data about consumers’ tendencies, interests, and buying habits.
25. / Mr. Verdon and Miss Brandt both have a(n) _____, or wide-ranging, taste in music, as evidenced by the references on this quiz.
26. / In the movie Wedding Crashers, Isla Fisher’s character (Gloria) often acts like an __________ and impulsive child, putting minimal thought into her decisions and actions.
27. / Some people have a ____ for soft jazz, caviar, and Michael Bay movies, meaning they aren't the biggest fans; I can't speak for jazz or Michael Bay, but whenever I try caviar, I can't help but think, “_______ terrible!”
28. / You're not going to believe this because it's admittedly difficult to ____, but this word also refers to a unit of measure used at sea.

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1. / Hmm... I'm stumped on this one. Are you?
2. / All of the due dates that Mr. Verdon assigns are tentative, or _________, because he realizes that students have busy lives and sometimes need a little additional time to complete their very best work.
3. / It has become evident in the political arena that ________ between the Republicans and Democrats is nothing more than a fantasy, as the two sides seemingly never cooperate or find common ground on anything.
6. / Rappers often “hate on” and ____ one another when freestyling, which typically elicits an emphatic reaction from those watching.
9. / Then-President Bill Clinton tried to show that he was _____ when he told the American people, “I feel your pain.”
10. / The knight looked ______ when he saved the princess from the fire-breathing dragon… but not so much when he later drank a gallon of milk straight from the carton and proceeded to belch the alphabet backwards.
12. / Some people love the Twilight series, but many critics of the books claim that the writing is trite and cliched, or…
13. / Rather than stay true to his values and beliefs, the senator made the politically ___ decision and voted along party lines so as not to evoke the anger of his colleagues.
15. / No one has ever accused Adele or Lana Del Rey of being _____, as their songs are almost always slow-paced, somber in tone, and downright depressing.
16. / Nothing Miss Brandt or Mr. Verdon could ever say will make the anxiety of these tests _____, or become less intense
18. / Hailey Steinfeld’s _____, or excessive pride, is evident when she sings: “I love myself... and I don’t need anybody else!”
22. / a thrash metal band; also, a shrinking or withering away; or, if broken apart phonetically, something kids and winning teams receive
24. / Mr. Verdon does not believe that dinosaurs (at least as they are typically depicted) ever existed, whereas Miss Brandt willfully believes that gigantic beasts once roamed the earth and were all magically killed by a great, big asteroid. Neither will budge from their respective opinion, which means that they are effectively at an _______.
28. / Linkin Park encapsulated this word in their lyrics, "In the end, it doesn't even matter..."

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2. The son of God is who?
6. A liquid extract that bees are involved in producing
9. What is the most popular instrument played by Qld students
10. The second biggest phone and internet service in Australia
11. What is the closest shopping centre to here?
13. The great _________ reef is a major tourist attraction up here
14. What is paid when the house is not owned?
18. The most common fruit grown by North Queensland farmers
19. What Australian’s pay to the government
24. An animal that races against others and people place bets on
25. Controversial US politician
28. The animal that many Americans associate with Australians
32. a group of instrumentalists playing music of a specialized type
33. a piece of ground adjoining a house, in which grass, flowers, and shrubs may be grown
34. What gets wet as it dries?
35. In what suburb is our school located?
39. The former bell song “come on barbie lets go ___________”
42. The most populated city in the world
43. Is hung on the wall to tell the time
44. They have the duty of maintaining law and order in or at (an area or event)
45. a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements. One of the school values.
46. The most common surname in Australia
48. a close male relative of a monarch, especially a grandson
51. The last month of Summer in Canada
52. They fall from the trees in March, April and May
54. an organized military force equipped for fighting on land
55. A three game series between two states is a state of what?
56. Has a pacific off the Aussie east coast and the Indian off the Aussie west coast
59. The position in Rugby League closest to the sideline
60. What is the largest suburb by population in Townsville
62. To move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.
63. What is sir’s favourite footy team?
67. The tragic thing that destroyed many Townsville houses in 2019
69. The biggest social media platform in the world
70. Someone who repairs cars is a what?
71. The Island that is only 8km’s from Townsville via ferry or barge
72. The book that Catholic’s read for many stories from the past
73. Is married to the King
74. A type of chocolate bar that has peanuts inside it
75. a system of winds rotating inwards to an area of low barometric pressure, typically happens in the tropical parts of the southern hemisphere in Summer and Autumn
76. A type of dome-shaped shelter built from blocks of solid snow
77. an implement with a handle and a block of bristles, used on hair and teeth
78. What the K in KFC stands for
79. When consumed sends dopamine to the reward centre in our brains, too much of it is a bad thing (in softdrink and chocolate)
80. the upper joint of each of a person's arms and the part of the body between this and the neck

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1. a game in which two or four players strike a ball with rackets over a net stretched across a court
3. The most common Indian surname
4. a person who is qualified to treat people who are ill
5. The hottest month in Townsville historically
7. The symbol of the day starting when the sun appears over the horizon, also known as dawn
8. a condition of body and mind that typically recurs for several hours every night, in which the eyes are closed
12. The fruit on a Hawaiian based pizza
15. The most popular lunch time game for year 7’s and 8’s
16. The staffroom that is closest to the CRC
17. the most popular religion in Pakistan
20. If you don’t fold paper what do you do with it
21. A site where people upload a video of (someone or something) to the video-sharing website
22. Who did the Cowboys win to win the NRL Grand final in 2015
23. The biggest national airline in Australia
26. The most populated city in Australia
27. An animal that breaths fire on Shrek
29. Has eyes, a nose, mouth, eyebrows and lips
30. The closest planet to the sun
31. a ceremony or service held shortly after a person's death, usually including the person's burial or cremation
36. One who sells houses is a Real ___________ Agent
37. There are 206 of these in the human body
38. The thing that scientists speculate is changing rapidly
40. What do planes land on
41. A place where actors and actresses live in the USA
43. Comes in blue, swiss and cottage
47. The most popular dog for Queensland residents to own
49. The most common mode of transport in Australia
50. The capital of England (United Kingdom)
53. What sir is missing at the moment?
57. The type of circle at the top of the world
58. An addiction that involves spending money on things that aren’t certain
61. The surname of our current principal
64. What is the surname of the HOD of Maths?
65. the soft glowing light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, caused by the reflection of the sun's rays from the atmosphere.
66. How one would travel from Townsville to anywhere overseas
68. A famous place where snags are cooked
77. A popular overseas holiday for a tropical/Hawaiian vibe

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2. (1.)'s best friend
4. Geelong Sports Hub menu item
8. my surname rhymes with several varieties of this
10. movie you watched during childhood (hopefully) that was often an orange VHS tape
12. long for
15. you badly jammed one in a door
16. suburb to the east of Highton
20. 'He-__!' often exclaimed by Michael Jackson
23. 'see!' upon proving someone wrong (1, 4, 3, 2)
24. second word of an Australian business beginning with your last name
29. what I'm composing this crossword on, during my shift [phrase] (3, 5)
31. what some netball umpires at Kardinia Park might give you for committing murder, for example [phrase] (4, 2, 3, 5)
35. both netball and airplanes have these
36. my favourite and least favourite video game (6, 2, 7)
39. genre of music that is also a material
43. An intense surgical operation, in board game form
44. lead singer of a former girl group whose mother's name is synonymous with fate
47. a Big Bad Wolf's Kryptonite
50. part of your hand, or metal spike, or to complete perfectly, or sexual act
51. the hottest planet in our solar system
52. one of two colours appearing on the Vietnamese flag
53. what a patient administered benzodiazepines might say
55. surname of Sophie who graduated in KIC's class of '18
57. national dish of Vietnam
58. gateway to the Great Ocean Road
60. sometimes you have to be this when speaking to one in the hospital
62. one might make a flight noisy and uncomfortable (6, 4)
65. homophone for how you might greet someone whose name is a homophone for the basic unit of heredity, or cleanliness
67. what other Barwon the Barwon River becomes
68. Number of stars on the Subaru logo
69. one might describe a suspect's as 'medium'
70. what the future has in store for Andrew & I
72. yours should be very high now, if you are completing this crossword as I asked you to
73. country of the city one of our friends is named after
76. the letters ELSEHAY unjumbled
77. surgical operation removing cancerous tumours from a gland in the abdomen
80. surname of stern KIC teacher that sounds like VERDICT
81. name of the creek where boys live
82. Actress Foster of ‘Silence of the Lambs’
84. leave an aircraft
85. what wisdom leads to
86. Harry Potter House which begins with the letter missing from the title of this crossword

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1. if the venue for your birthday dinner were instead a place of worship for chewy fruit-flavoured candy, it might be called this (7, 9)
3. large, quadrupedal mammal which is also the national animal of Vietnam (5, 7)
5. what you can't use to cheat on this crossword, if you are completing this crossword as intended
6. belief that life is meaningless
7. disgraced athlete with last name ***NUMBER***
9. an association you might make with a slipper and a pumpkin
11. you might use one to wipe water from your shower door
13. first name of actress who shares your birthday and appears in 'Twilight' and 'Pitch Perfect'
14. what baby computers call their fathers (corny joke)
17. Andrew came over the other night to fiddle with mine
18. Zodiac sign of a person born 9 August, if they were born two weeks later
19. Ford slogan (2, 7)
21. you'll probably fly over this on your way to Vietnam
22. Ed Sheeran will presumably fall out of love with his partner upon them reaching this age (7-3)
25. first name of actor who shares your birthday and plays a demonic clown in one of his films
26. NYT's smaller crossword title (3, 4)
27. opposite of (1.)
28. KIC's favourite sport, in my opinion
30. key ingredient of tiramisu CLUE, what this is DIFFERENTIATE, tell apart, it is also a maths term
32. ‘No Internet’ dinosaur species (1-3)
33. what you might use an eraser for
34. an overnight flight
37. ‘Fee-fi-fo…’
38. first four letters of a type of tree that retains its foliage throughout the year
40. audio streaming service founded in Sweden
41. a fitting term for the effect a prolonged loss of electricity may have on an ice-sculpting business
42. resulting character after hitting Mario with a blue shell (according to colour theory)
44. what ignorance is to people who would rather not know
45. Suncorp Super Netball team that shares its name with an AFL team
46. Kardinia's predecessor
47. word following (1.), a breaking of the sound barrier
48. if you were wearing pants with this design, I might say, 'Where are your legs?' jokingly
49. Thai city frequented by Geelong teens (6, 3)
54. Rihanna suggests shining bright like one
56. country beginning with the remaining letters from (1.)
59. What ‘K’ might represent
61. object often wielded by WWE performers, though not its typical use
63. hit song by Iyaz, or a fumble of the ball
64. infer
66. comfortable footwear for nurses
71. connection between two normally diverging anatomical structures
74. an appropriate adjective for me if I was being eccentric
75. Academy Award winner for best animated feature at the Oscars in 2002
78. like many of the messages in the group chat (1-1)
79. Elaine’s obsession
83. name of the goodest boy in the whole wide world

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2. Indiana wants to build a bridge over Troubled Waters. It will cost 1 billion dollars. Indiana will probably need to build this cost into its _____.
4. ACME Widget Works, Inc. is building a new factory in the business park and is expected to hire 49.5 people. The county can expect an increase in both its property and income _____ as well as in the number of people asking what the heck is a widget.
5. Ted is car shopping. He has is eye on either the Chevy Colossus with an estimated mpg of 0.1 or the Ford Fallacy, which they claim can make it to the moon and back on a single tank of gas. He knows that he will have to pay a lot of gas excise tax with the Colossus or can get a tax deduction for buying the Fallacy. These are examples of a(n) _____.
7. Mr. Hautman will be determining the value of your home to determine how much you will owe in property tax because he is the county _____. So just how much does a cardboard box go for these days?
8. You have finally bought the farm. Now on this farm you have a house, and a barn and a turducken coop. Together these comprise your _____.
11. Mr. Smith is a starving public school teacher who is told that due to his income he will receive food stamps if he applies for them. This is because food stamps are a(n) _____ guaranteed to any citizen who meets certain criteria. By the way, does anyone know if the school cafeteria accepts food stamps?
12. Amanda Ann is pleased to learn that she will get most of the money taken out of her Jerky Hut paycheck back since she earned less than what the government allows for her _____. Now she can buy that camouflage prom dress she has her eye on, or does she?
14. Dr. Pepper is finding that most of his medical supplies have increased by 2.3%. His suppliers tell him that this is because they have to pay an additional 2.3% medical device tax due to the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare). Dr. Pepper’s patients accuse him of poor taste, but in reality they are bearing the _____.
15. The State of Confusion (California) is grossly in debt; however, the State of Indiana is generally not allowed to spend more money than it receives because it is required to operate with a _____ (and perhaps a scalpel).
16. Congratulations! Your collection of Twilight action figures has become worth a lot of money. This plus the family jewels and your boat the Breaking Down are a part of your _____.
18. Judy is burning the midnight oil on April 14, sorting receipts, reading complex instructions, punching numbers into the calculator, and wanting to punch the politicians she voted for. She is trying to calculate her income taxes so that she can file her _____ before the deadline.
19. Amanda Ann just received her first paycheck from the Jerky Hut, proudly serving the toughest meat in town since last month. She is shocked that her first paycheck is about 15% less than she expected. She thinks her employer is being jerky until he informs her that her beef is with the government since it makes him send in money to cover her anticipated income taxes. This is _____.

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1. Meet the Flintstones. Fred (or more likely Wilma) can count on having a gay old time each month when his Social Security check comes because the Social Security Act requires the government to make these payments. Therefore this is an example of _____. Yabba dabba doo!
3. The National Geographic Society is a nonprofit organization and does not have to pay any corporate income tax on revenue received from the sale of maps, books and videos. The National Geographic Society can tell the IRS to get lost because it is _____.
6. Joe is thinking about remodeling his house with energy efficient windows after he learns that the State of Indiana would allow him to deduct the expense from his taxable income. He would then multiply his remaining taxable income by 3.4% to determine the state income tax that he owes. He would be receiving a(n) _____ for buying energy efficient windows (which he figures might make it worth the pane).
9. The Indiana State government is wanting to create the Department for Creating Government Departments. Its director and employees would likely be paid out of the _____.
10. The Republicans are proposing an increase in funding for the military next year. The Democrats can’t believe it’s not for butter. They claim without more welfare alot of Americans will be toast. There are budget jams like this every year because human services and national defense are examples of _____.
13. Billy just got his first allowance and is excited to spend his first dollar on a candy bar at Tandy’s. The cashier informs him that he owes $1.07 because he has to pay 7% to the government, so Billy is also paying his first [sales] ____. How sweet it is.
17. Sally’s accountant says she would owe $4000 in federal income tax; however, since she just had a child she will owe $3000. This is because Sally is receiving a $1000 _____ for her labor, so to speak.

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1. Type of threat you left on the floor of Mr. Bradbury’s classroom
3. Bay Area city Palo ____
5. Painter married to Mexican artist Diego Rivera, Mrs. ____
8. Vampire bats live in this country
12. Causer of the Great drama of Ireland 2014
13. Standard unit of kinetic energy
15. Capital of Australia
21. Rock type of obsidian
24. Montevideo is its capital
25. River running through Baghdad
28. Ironman’s Mr. ____
31. Scale which measures the amount of damage done by an earthquake
33. Twilight author Mrs. ____
37. River running through Paris
40. Video game featuring Lara Croft
43. Continent which is home to the driest place on Earth
45. I’m not always there when you call, but I’m always on ____
46. War that lasted from June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953
48. Instrument used to measure wind speed
50. The lowest layer of the Earths atmosphere
52. Something read in the tea leaves of Professor Trelawney’s class
53. One of your exes, for short
56. Mongolian metal band The ____
59. Youngest person to host Saturday Night Live, Ms. ____
60. The first R-rated TV show
62. The largest living structure on Earth
63. African nation with the most pyramids
64. Planet with the greatest number of moons
69. Gas that becomes a superfluid when cooled to absolute zero
70. The only sea without any coasts
71. ESS math teacher Mr. ____
74. US state with the greatest number of active volcanoes
76. Celestial body which passes by Earth every 76 years
80. SMU residence building
82. Singer who holds the record for the most words in a hit single
84. The main visual element in Impressionist painting
85. Instrument used by the indigenous people of Australia
86. Area of the body girls were not allowed to show at ESS
89. Country which borders the Caspian Sea, Persian Gulf, and Gulf of Oman
91. The only continent with land in all four hemispheres
94. Type of church beside Hop-Sing
96. City which is home to Apple’s Infinite Loop
98. Oldest city in the world
99. Old nickname for yourself
100. Country with both Atlantic and Mediterranean coastline
102. Type of matter in which atoms are most tightly packed
103. Famed surrealist painter Mr. ____
104. The thinnest layer of the Earth
107. The only king in a deck of cards who does not have a mustache

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2. Kingdom > Phylum > Class > ____
4. All silicate minerals contain both silica and ____
6. River with over 1100 tributaries
7. Museum which is home to the famous Monalisa
9. Type of cloud whose average weight is 1 million lbs
10. San Francisco MLB team
11. The most abundant element in the universe
14. The moons of this planet are named after Shakespeare characters
16. Neighbouring galaxy
17. Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in this scientific area of study
18. Scrooge’s first name
19. Lake which sits on the border of Bolivia and Peru
20. First Disney princess with a tattoo
22. Colour of liquid oxygen
23. Instrument to measure atmospheric humidity
26. African country which served as the setting for Tatooine in Star Wars
27. Leader who played a prominent role in both World War I and World War II
29. TV series which showed the first interracial kiss on American network television
30. Body of water separating African and Europe, Strait of ____
32. Type of guitar carved into Jimi Hendrix’s tombstone
34. Artist struck in the face with a mallet by an envious rival, disfiguring him for life
35. Medical affliction in which an advertising company wanted to use Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire
36. Steep hike requiring a permit in Yosemite National Park
38. State capital of Oregon
39. The first movie by Pixar to receive a rating higher than G in the United States
41. Character who becomes a wanted fugitive during the final season of The Office?
42. Because of its low density and fast rotation speed it is the flattest planet
44. Weapon developed in 1942 in a secret laboratory at Harvard University
47. Method of heat transfer which would best describe a lava lamp
49. Pop singer known as the material girl
51. Will Ferrell’s Anchorman character
54. Smallest country in South America
55. Gaming slang for excessive might
57. Name of building associated with geography at SMU
58. Every episode of Seinfeld contains an image or reference to this superhero
59. European city in which you would find the Toothless Wonder
61. Brought back from the dead
65. Hormone produced by the pancreas
66. Tallest mountain in North America
67. Object with which you hit Nicole Blackburn in the eye
68. Stephen King novel which takes place mostly in the fictional Overlook Hotel
72. Capital of Pakistan
73. Element with the symbol K
75. Country in with The Hunger Games take place
77. European city which boasts a dragon as its symbol
78. Where the 3 smallest bones in the human body are located
79. Spartan king
81. The first algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine was written by Ms. ____
83. Leiblin Park gas station
87. In 1888 this artist was officially diagnosed with acute mania with generalised delirium
88. Most populated nation in South America
90. Branch of biology concerned with the study of fungi
92. Type of cloud characterized by thin, wispy strands
93. Object that I (accidentally) hit you with in junior high gym class that made you cry
95. Poison contained in apple seeds
97. Ocean that is home to 75% of Earth’s volcanoes
101. Boarding device used by ancient Roman warships
102. Famous painting by Mr. Munch, The ____
105. In a lifetime, the average person will shed 100 lbs of this
106. Smallest biological unit of a living organism

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5. Country which borders the Caspian Sea, Persian Gulf, and Gulf of Oman
6. Poison contained in apple seeds
10. River running through Paris
14. River with over 1100 tributaries
15. Twilight author Mrs. ____
18. Lake which sits on the border of Bolivia and Peru
20. The only continent with land in all four hemispheres
23. Object that I (accidentally) hit you with in junior high gym class that made you cry
24. SMU residence building
26. The first R-rated TV show
27. River running through Baghdad
28. African nation with the most pyramids
29. Oldest city in the world
30. Mongolian metal band The ____
32. Most populated nation in South America
33. Hormone produced by the pancreas
37. Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in this scientific area of study
39. The largest living structure on Earth
40. Type of matter in which atoms are most tightly packed
42. Capital of Australia
45. Type of church beside Hop-Sing
47. Type of guitar carved into Jimi Hendrix’s tombstone
50. European city in which you would find the Toothless Wonder
51. Scale which measures the amount of damage done by an earthquake
52. City which is home to Apple’s Infinite Loop
54. Ironman’s Mr. ____
56. Method of heat transfer which would best describe a lava lamp
57. Bay Area city Palo ____
58. The main visual element in Impressionist painting
59. The moons of this planet are named after Shakespeare characters
61. Continent which is home to the driest place on Earth
63. Instrument used by the indigenous people of Australia
66. Medical affliction in which an advertising company wanted to use Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire
67. The first algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine was written by Ms. ____
70. Montevideo is its capital
71. Museum which is home to the famous Monalisa
72. Type of cloud whose average weight is 1 million lbs
77. Video game featuring Lara Croft
78. The first movie by Pixar to receive a rating higher than G in the United States
79. Capital of Pakistan
81. In a lifetime, the average person will shed 100 lbs of this
82. In 1888 this artist was officially diagnosed with acute mania with generalised delirium
86. Something read in the tea leaves of Professor Trelawney’s class
87. European city which boasts a dragon as its symbol
88. Instrument to measure atmospheric humidity
90. All silicate minerals contain both silica and ____
94. Instrument used to measure wind speed
95. Type of cloud characterized by thin, wispy strands
96. Object with which you hit Nicole Blackburn in the eye
97. Smallest biological unit of a living organism
98. Vampire bats live in this country
100. Celestial body which passes by Earth every 76 years
102. Smallest country in South America
103. Kingdom > Phylum > Class > ____
104. Famous painting by Mr. Munch, The ____
105. Youngest person to host Saturday Night Live, Ms. ____
106. Famed surrealist painter Mr. ____

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1. Gas that becomes a superfluid when cooled to absolute zero
2. War that lasted from June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953
3. State capital of Oregon
4. Pop singer known as the material girl
7. The only king in a deck of cards who does not have a mustache
8. San Francisco MLB team
9. Type of threat you left on the floor of Mr. Bradbury’s classroom
11. Leiblin Park gas station
12. Tallest mountain in North America
13. Area of the body girls were not allowed to show at ESS
16. Body of water separating African and Europe, Strait of ____
17. Standard unit of kinetic energy
19. Neighbouring galaxy
21. Old nickname for yourself
22. Spartan king
25. Planet with the greatest number of moons
27. African country which served as the setting for Tatooine in Star Wars
30. The most abundant element in the universe
31. Name of building associated with geography at SMU
34. The only sea without any coasts
35. Where the 3 smallest bones in the human body are located
36. Leader who played a prominent role in both World War I and World War II
38. Country with both Atlantic and Mediterranean coastline
41. Every episode of Seinfeld contains an image or reference to this superhero
43. Stephen King novel which takes place mostly in the fictional Overlook Hotel
44. The thinnest layer of the Earth
46. Boarding device used by ancient Roman warships
48. Will Ferrell’s Anchorman character
49. Brought back from the dead
53. First Disney princess with a tattoo
55. Rock type of obsidian
60. Because of its low density and fast rotation speed it is the flattest planet
62. The lowest layer of the Earths atmosphere
64. Branch of biology concerned with the study of fungi
65. Artist struck in the face with a mallet by an envious rival, disfiguring him for life
68. One of your exes, for short
69. US state with the greatest number of active volcanoes
73. Causer of the Great drama of Ireland 2014
74. I’m not always there when you call, but I’m always on ____
75. Ocean that is home to 75% of Earth’s volcanoes
76. Steep hike requiring a permit in Yosemite National Park
80. TV series which showed the first interracial kiss on American network television
83. Painter married to Mexican artist Diego Rivera, Mrs. ____
84. Element with the symbol K
85. Scrooge’s first name
86. Gaming slang for excessive might
89. Country in with The Hunger Games take place
91. Singer who holds the record for the most words in a hit single
92. ESS math teacher Mr. ____
93. Colour of liquid oxygen
99. Weapon developed in 1942 in a secret laboratory at Harvard University
101. Character who becomes a wanted fugitive during the final season of The Office?

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3. Steep hike requiring a permit in Yosemite National Park
4. Name of building associated with geography at SMU
7. Type of threat you left on the floor of Mr. Bradbury’s classroom
10. Area of the body girls were not allowed to show at ESS
12. Famous painting by Mr. Munch, The ____
13. Weapon developed in 1942 in a secret laboratory at Harvard University
16. Boarding device used by ancient Roman warships
18. European city in which you would find the Toothless Wonder
19. Causer of the Great drama of Ireland 2014
21. River with over 1100 tributaries
23. African country which served as the setting for Tatooine in Star Wars
24. Rock type of obsidian
25. War that lasted from June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953
27. Lake which sits on the border of Bolivia and Peru
28. Old nickname for yourself
29. Instrument to measure atmospheric humidity
30. Standard unit of kinetic energy
35. Medical affliction in which an advertising company wanted to use Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire
36. Country which borders the Caspian Sea, Persian Gulf, and Gulf of Oman
37. The main visual element in Impressionist painting
39. The thinnest layer of the Earth
41. Celestial body which passes by Earth every 76 years
43. All silicate minerals contain both silica and ____
45. The largest living structure on Earth
48. Where the 3 smallest bones in the human body are located
50. Something read in the tea leaves of Professor Trelawney’s class
54. Method of heat transfer which would best describe a lava lamp
59. Type of matter in which atoms are most tightly packed
60. The first algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine was written by Ms. ____
61. Hormone produced by the pancreas
65. Kingdom > Phylum > Class > ____
66. Type of guitar carved into Jimi Hendrix’s tombstone
69. TV series which showed the first interracial kiss on American network television
70. One of your exes, for short
71. Video game featuring Lara Croft
72. Tallest mountain in North America
73. European city which boasts a dragon as its symbol
75. Montevideo is its capital
77. In a lifetime, the average person will shed 100 lbs of this
80. Continent which is home to the driest place on Earth
81. Neighbouring galaxy
83. Singer who holds the record for the most words in a hit single
85. Mongolian metal band The ____
86. Scrooge’s first name
87. Smallest country in South America
89. Character who becomes a wanted fugitive during the final season of The Office?
94. Type of church beside Hop-Sing
95. African nation with the most pyramids
96. Smallest biological unit of a living organism
97. River running through Baghdad
98. Bay Area city Palo ____
99. Country with both Atlantic and Mediterranean coastline
100. I’m not always there when you call, but I’m always on ____
101. Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in this scientific area of study

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1. Oldest city in the world
2. Planet with the greatest number of moons
5. Museum which is home to the famous Monalisa
6. River running through Paris
8. Colour of liquid oxygen
9. Because of its low density and fast rotation speed it is the flattest planet
11. Every episode of Seinfeld contains an image or reference to this superhero
14. Most populated nation in South America
15. Stephen King novel which takes place mostly in the fictional Overlook Hotel
17. City which is home to Apple’s Infinite Loop
18. Youngest person to host Saturday Night Live, Ms. ____
20. Spartan king
21. US state with the greatest number of active volcanoes
22. The only king in a deck of cards who does not have a mustache
25. Painter married to Mexican artist Diego Rivera, Mrs. ____
26. Instrument used to measure wind speed
27. The lowest layer of the Earths atmosphere
29. Gas that becomes a superfluid when cooled to absolute zero
31. Type of cloud characterized by thin, wispy strands
32. Leader who played a prominent role in both World War I and World War II
33. Ironman’s Mr. ____
34. Artist struck in the face with a mallet by an envious rival, disfiguring him for life
35. The most abundant element in the universe
38. Gaming slang for excessive might
40. The first movie by Pixar to receive a rating higher than G in the United States
42. Vampire bats live in this country
44. State capital of Oregon
46. Brought back from the dead
47. Leiblin Park gas station
49. First Disney princess with a tattoo
51. Country in with The Hunger Games take place
52. Type of cloud whose average weight is 1 million lbs
53. The moons of this planet are named after Shakespeare characters
55. Object that I (accidentally) hit you with in junior high gym class that made you cry
56. The first R-rated TV show
57. Capital of Pakistan
58. Famed surrealist painter Mr. ____
62. SMU residence building
63. Body of water separating African and Europe, Strait of ____
64. Pop singer known as the material girl
67. Will Ferrell’s Anchorman character
68. Element with the symbol K
69. The only sea without any coasts
74. Capital of Australia
76. The only continent with land in all four hemispheres
78. Poison contained in apple seeds
79. Instrument used by the indigenous people of Australia
82. Scale which measures the amount of damage done by an earthquake
84. Object with which you hit Nicole Blackburn in the eye
88. Branch of biology concerned with the study of fungi
90. In 1888 this artist was officially diagnosed with acute mania with generalised delirium
91. Ocean that is home to 75% of Earth’s volcanoes
92. San Francisco MLB team
93. ESS math teacher Mr. ____
99. Twilight author Mrs. ____

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1. Country in with The Hunger Games take place
4. Singer who holds the record for the most words in a hit single
9. War that lasted from June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953
10. ESS math teacher Mr. ____
15. River with over 1100 tributaries
16. African country which served as the setting for Tatooine in Star Wars
18. Standard unit of kinetic energy
22. Gaming slang for excessive might
23. Scale which measures the amount of damage done by an earthquake
24. European city in which you would find the Toothless Wonder
26. Body of water separating African and Europe, Strait of ____
29. Stephen King novel which takes place mostly in the fictional Overlook Hotel
32. Mongolian metal band The ____
33. Hormone produced by the pancreas
34. Every episode of Seinfeld contains an image or reference to this superhero
38. Name of building associated with geography at SMU
39. In 1888 this artist was officially diagnosed with acute mania with generalised delirium
40. Youngest person to host Saturday Night Live, Ms. ____
42. Country which borders the Caspian Sea, Persian Gulf, and Gulf of Oman
43. Instrument used by the indigenous people of Australia
45. The first algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine was written by Ms. ____
50. I’m not always there when you call, but I’m always on ____
55. Brought back from the dead
56. Neighbouring galaxy
57. In a lifetime, the average person will shed 100 lbs of this
61. The only king in a deck of cards who does not have a mustache
63. Medical affliction in which an advertising company wanted to use Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire
64. Planet with the greatest number of moons
65. Type of threat you left on the floor of Mr. Bradbury’s classroom
66. Because of its low density and fast rotation speed it is the flattest planet
67. Lake which sits on the border of Bolivia and Peru
70. The first movie by Pixar to receive a rating higher than G in the United States
72. Type of guitar carved into Jimi Hendrix’s tombstone
73. River running through Baghdad
77. The lowest layer of the Earths atmosphere
81. Leader who played a prominent role in both World War I and World War II
84. One of your exes, for short
87. Scrooge’s first name
89. The thinnest layer of the Earth
90. The only sea without any coasts
91. First Disney princess with a tattoo
92. State capital of Oregon
93. African nation with the most pyramids
96. Causer of the Great drama of Ireland 2014
98. Montevideo is its capital
100. Museum which is home to the famous Monalisa
102. Something read in the tea leaves of Professor Trelawney’s class
103. All silicate minerals contain both silica and ____
104. US state with the greatest number of active volcanoes
107. River running through Paris

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2. Pop singer known as the material girl
3. Tallest mountain in North America
5. Weapon developed in 1942 in a secret laboratory at Harvard University
6. Most populated nation in South America
7. Poison contained in apple seeds
8. Character who becomes a wanted fugitive during the final season of The Office?
11. Where the 3 smallest bones in the human body are located
12. Type of matter in which atoms are most tightly packed
13. Painter married to Mexican artist Diego Rivera, Mrs. ____
14. European city which boasts a dragon as its symbol
17. Smallest country in South America
19. Type of cloud characterized by thin, wispy strands
20. Famed surrealist painter Mr. ____
21. Capital of Pakistan
23. Branch of biology concerned with the study of fungi
25. The first R-rated TV show
27. Colour of liquid oxygen
28. Spartan king
30. Instrument to measure atmospheric humidity
31. Instrument used to measure wind speed
32. The most abundant element in the universe
35. Capital of Australia
36. Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in this scientific area of study
37. Famous painting by Mr. Munch, The ____
41. TV series which showed the first interracial kiss on American network television
44. Object that I (accidentally) hit you with in junior high gym class that made you cry
46. Kingdom > Phylum > Class > ____
47. Ocean that is home to 75% of Earth’s volcanoes
48. Vampire bats live in this country
49. The largest living structure on Earth
51. City which is home to Apple’s Infinite Loop
52. Celestial body which passes by Earth every 76 years
53. Gas that becomes a superfluid when cooled to absolute zero
54. Area of the body girls were not allowed to show at ESS
58. The only continent with land in all four hemispheres
59. San Francisco MLB team
60. Artist struck in the face with a mallet by an envious rival, disfiguring him for life
62. The main visual element in Impressionist painting
68. Continent which is home to the driest place on Earth
69. Will Ferrell’s Anchorman character
71. Leiblin Park gas station
74. Rock type of obsidian
75. Country with both Atlantic and Mediterranean coastline
76. Type of church beside Hop-Sing
78. Element with the symbol K
79. Steep hike requiring a permit in Yosemite National Park
80. Video game featuring Lara Croft
82. Method of heat transfer which would best describe a lava lamp
83. Old nickname for yourself
85. Oldest city in the world
86. Bay Area city Palo ____
88. The moons of this planet are named after Shakespeare characters
94. SMU residence building
95. Type of cloud whose average weight is 1 million lbs
97. Boarding device used by ancient Roman warships
99. Smallest biological unit of a living organism
101. Object with which you hit Nicole Blackburn in the eye
105. Ironman’s Mr. ____
106. Twilight author Mrs. ____

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1. - What NQSC stands for
3. - Spirit energy
7. - Sunny's true name
9. - Titan responsible for the blizzard raging across Antartica
10. - Kai's true name
11. - Sunny's Shop
12. - Of the Nine in Sunny's first nightmare
13. - Sorcery taught by Ananke
15. - Where Sunny used to live before infected by the Nightmare Spell
18. - Lowest Soul Rank
20. - Of the Nine who built wind flower and eventually became corrupted
22. - AKA the plague of steel, King of Kings, and conqueror of a hundred thrones
23. - __ Sorcery AKA Hope's Magic
24. - The Daemon who is buried in the Tomb of Ariel
25. - AKA the King of Swords, Sovereign
26. - Colloquial term for having a dormant soul rank
27. - Weaver's divine memory
31. - Special number in the Shadow Slave universe
32. - Saint Tyris' Clan
33. - Song member who was the leader of the handmaidens during Forgotten Shore
37. - A mystical core of one's spirit that is capable of accumulating and storing vast amounts of Soul Essence
38. - Era where champions were needed to fight against corruption. Age of ___
39. - Carriers of the Nightmare Spell who have passed their first nightmare. They have not yet established a connection with the Dream Realm but are destined to be transported there on the day of the winter solstice
41. - Era where Gods and Daemons fought against the creatures of the void. Age of ___
42. - A measure of power that is based on the quality of one's soul core
43. - Soul Rank corresponding to becoming capable of perceiving and interacting with soul essence
44. - terrible creatures born from an unholy union between the divine and the profane. Akin to fallen angels
46. - Married to Saint Tyris
47. - Parroting rock after being improved
52. - Great Grandson of the Beast God and a Master of sorcery
54. - Nephis' Clan
55. - Sunny's meal while he lived in the outskirts
56. - ___ Creatures created by the gods that can rise both in rank and class but have no aspects
57. - Colloquial term for having a supreme soul rank
62. - A magical ability tied to one's Aspect.
64. - Lowest nightmare creature or divine aspect holder class
68. - Nephis' Father
69. - The first and largest siege capital in the Antarctic Center. Served as the largest evacuation center
70. - Kai's band
72. - Era of the void. Age of ___
74. - Nephis' true name
75. - Leader of the six plagues
76. - Ruler of Twilight
78. - AKA the prince of Valor
80. - Nephis' true name alternate meaning
84. - Daemon of Desire
89. - A unique curse that was placed on the Awakened as the price for gaining mystical power
90. - A magical copy of a slain creature
91. - AKA Soul Reaper
92. - Soul Rank corresponding to having precise control over essence
94. - A physical manifestation of a broken soul core that contains remnant Soul Essence
95. - Master of the House of Night who asked Sunny for an autograph
98. - floating rapier, Cassie's echo
99. - Sunny's aspect legacy
100. - Sorcery of the Sun God, i.e., the obsidian knife
101. - Mountain range death zone
102. - Soul Rank corresponding to a domain ability
103. - Era of prosperity where humanity ruled the world unopposed. Age of ___
105. - Jet's Corrupted version
106. - Highest Soul Rank
108. - Cassie's true name
109. - Virtual world where dueling occurs
110. - Shadow gained from Sunny's aspect legacy

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2. - Saint Tyris' true name
4. - Nephis' mother
5. - Sunny's Sister
6. - Older generation scientist. Has a scale named after him
8. - Memory from Sunny's aspect legacy that can summon shadows
9. - Saint Cor's true name
10. - Founder of the Great Clan, House of Night
14. - Noctis' Flying ship
16. - Weaver's Sorcery and what the Nightmare Spell is made of
17. - ___ Creatures that descend toward profanity. AKA the Corrupted
19. - Effie's son
21. - Enthralling Tree in Forgotten Shore
28. - Sunny's Alter Ego
29. - Sunny's Teacher at the Academy
30. - Effie's corrupted version
34. - Member of the Han Li clan and an enemy of Sunny and Nephis
35. - Former manager of Kai's band, former owner of the gambling den in the Dark City, and current manager of Sunny's shop/store
36. - Mordret's corrupted version
40. - Colloquial term for having a transcendent soul rank
44. - Daemon - Ruler of the Underworld
45. - one's whose soul is destroyed. AKA a Lost
46. - Sunny's shadow from Antartica
48. - the highest nightmare creature rank
49. - The person who taught Nephis the Sorcery of Names
50. - Currency in Shadow Slave
51. - Sword that drove Sunny Mad
53. - Cassie's corrupted version
58. - Effie's true name
59. - Sovereign of the Song Clan
60. - Nightmare creature in Sunny's First Nightmare
61. - Colloquial term for having an ascended soul rank
63. - Era of the Great War. Age of ___
65. - Sovereign Dreamspawn
66. - Innate Ability that made Sunny Nephis' slave
67. - Memory give to Sunny by Cassie during Forgotten Shore
70. - Sunny's steed
71. - Mordret swears to destroy this clan
72. - A passive ability that corresponds to one's natural traits or affinities
73. - Sunny's first shadow
75. - Saint killed by Sunny and Nephis
77. - __ key kept Sunny from being corrupted in his 3rd nightmare
79. - Soul Rank corresponding to a transformation ability
81. - Sunny's first armor memory
82. - Stole Weaver's pupil and Sunny's fate
83. - Saint that transformed into a killer whale
85. - Death zone named after what awakened believe is the corpse of a god
86. - AKA the Forgotten God
87. - A magical item tied to the essence of a Dream Realm inhabitant
88. - Daemon of Fate
93. - Location of Sunny's 2nd nightmare
96. - Of the Nine who apparently slit a god's throat
97. - Sunny's corrupted version
104. - the highest nighmare creature or divine aspect holder class
107. - __ beings from before time, space, death, and other laws that comprised the fabric of reality

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2. Feel So Good, Power, One Shot, Wake Me Up
3. Eung Eung, Dumhdurum
5. I'll Be Back, My House, A.D.T.O.Y
8. Jackpot, Toy
13. Stop, To Me
15. Woowa, Woo Woo. Hug U, Mr.Potter
17. The Boots, Not That Type, A Girl Like Me, Wonderland, Chococo
20. No More X, Surf
22. Tiki Taka, Crush, I Don't Want Your Boyfriend
23. You're Pitiful, Mirror, One More, I Don't Know, Vista
25. Bar Bar Bar,Hero,RM, Dancing Queen
26. Hero, Fantasia, Beautiful, Shoot Out, Love Killa
28. Jackpot, Pow Pow, Sumer Dream, You and I
31. Celebrate, Seventeen, Not The End
35. Scared
37. A, Sunshine, Tell Me Tell Me, Stargazer, Black Swan
38. Queendom, Psycho, Bad Boy, Zimzalabim, Rookie
39. BByong, DBDBDIB, Wifi, Only You
41. The Eve, Tempo, Ko Ko Bop, Obsession, Wolf, Monster
43. Me, Helicopter, Hemoglobin, Black Dress, No
44. Howling, What I Said
46. Bang, First Love
49. Bad News
54. We Are Legendary, I (knew it), Friday Night, Deja Vu
55. Dingga, Mumumuch, Egotistic, Hip, Aya
57. You and I, Scream, Piri, Odd Eye
59. Let Me Know, Wings, Addicted, Bewitched
60. LOCO, Mafia in the Morning, Dalla Dalla, Icy, Wannabe
61. Bad Girl Good Girl, Hush, Touch
62. Crazy, Hate, Volume Up
63. Like a Cat, Miniskirt
64. WooAh Hip
66. Black Mamba, Next Level, Savage, Dreams Come True
68. I Think I, Super Clap, 2Ya2YAO!, House Party, Sorry Sorry
70. Paenoia, Pinky Promise, Dream On, Lalala
72. Reveal, Tattoo, No Air, DDD
74. Stay Young
75. Work Hard, Still
77. Rollin, We Ride, Chi Mat Ba Ram, Thank You, High Heels
79. Dr. Feel Good, Style, Just Go
80. What Are You Looking At, Wassup
82. Dolls, Wild, Sleepless Night, Glue, News
84. Hocus Pocus, Dumb, Jungle, Dramatic
87. Assa, Boyfriend, Nun Nu Nan Na
89. Killing Me, Love Scenario, Dive, Freedom
91. Latata, Senorita, Oh My God, Lion
92. Bounce
93. Dark Dream, To.Lie, Tears of Chaos
94. Crush, I Am the Best, Fire, Come Back Home, Gotta Be You
95. Boy In Luv, 21st Century Girl, Lights, Airplane pt.2, Don't Leave Me
96. Now or Never, Life Is So Beautiful, Tear Drop
98. Do or Not, Shine, Dr. Bebe, Can You Feel It, Sha La La
102. Sugar Free, Tiki Taka, Bo Peep Bo Peep, Roly Poly, Lovey Dovey
103. OMGT, YOLO, Emptiness, New World
105. I Like That, Party XXO, In Front of the Mirror
106. Boss, Go, Gimme Gimme, Turn Back Time, Bad Alive, Favorite, Ridin
107. Panoroma, La Vie En Rose, Fiesta, Violeta, Secret Story of the Swan
108. Dumb Litty, Bomb Bomb, Gunshot,Rumor
112. The Eye, Bad, The Chaser
113. Valkyrie, Lit, Luna, No diggity, Black Mirror
114. Ddara, Ra Pam Pam, Wannabe, Without You
115. I Love You, Up and Down, DDD
116. Oh really, Undo, Autumn Dream
117. Poison, I'm In Love, YooHoo, Shy Boy, Starlight Moonlight
118. Hit, Fear, Rock with you, Together, Clap, Mansae
119. Sage
120. Gas Pedal, Break all the Rules

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1. Don't Tease Me, Zombie Party, What U
2. Flamingo
4. Mr, Step, Mamma Mia, CUPID
6. Savage, Under Cover, Higher
7. Ice Age, Crush
8. Pretty Savage, As If It's Your Last, Boombayah, Kill This Love, Lovesick Girls
9. Karma
10. Movie Star, Jungle, Cinema
11. Island, Really Really
12. Don't Call Me, Ring Ding Dong, View, Why So Serious, Replay
13. Bboom Bboom, Baam, Freeze, Thumbs Up
14. Vamos, What's Goin On, Love Me Like
16. Sukhumvit Swimming, Goosebumps, Why
18. Flash, Move
19. Psycho, Queen, Might Just Die
20. Love Line
21. 121U, Baby, it's okay
24. Drunk-Dazed, Blessed-Cursed, Polaroid Love, Fever
25. One More Day, Tinkerbell
27. Beauty and the Beast
29. ASAP, Stereotype
30. Black Widow, Wee Woo, Get It
32. Expectation/Expect, Something, Female President, Darling
33. Whatta Man, No, Pick Me Up
34. DMT, OOMM, Queen, Yessir
36. Sticky Sticky,Venus, I'm Ill
40. TOPDOG, Follow Me, Arario, Rainy day, Follow Me
42. Twilight, Starry Night
45. So Dangerous, Attention, Light, Spin Off, Candyland
47. Aria, Gaia, Dance with God, Trigger
48. Dancing In the Moonlight, Step by Step
50. Lonely, Tonight, Russian Roulette,I Did It, Ghost
51. BBB, Be Ambitious, Joker, Someone Like U, Hit U
52. Afet School
53. Girls, Oopsie, I'm So Pretty, You'll Be Mine
56. Nonstop, Dun Dun Dance, Closer, Dolphin
58. Bang-Up
60. Eleven
65. Say My Name, Fireworks, Hala Hala, Deja Vu, Answer
67. Nobody, Tell, Like This
69. JTrap
71. Double Knot, Side Effects, Back Door, God's Menu, Get Cool
73. Bang Bang Bang, Fxxck it, Fantastic Baby, Haru Haru,Bad Boy
76. Excuse Me, Love Options, Thank U Very Much
78. Tulips
81. Get Away, Ring Ring, Ring
83. Jopping, 100, Tiger Inside, One, We Do
84. Outsider, Movie, Beep Beep
85. Bet Bet
86. Cry For Me, Dance the Night Away, I Can't Stop Me, Cheer Up, Heart Shaker
88. Star, Favorite, Butterfly, Paint the Town, So What
90. Starry Sky, Blue Flame, Knock, Breathless, After Midnight
97. Red Light, Electric Shock
99. The Light, Bang, New Beginning
100. Ring x Ring, GingaMingaYo
101. Abracadabra, Kill Bill
102. Can't You See Me, Puma, Crown, Cat and Dog, Run Away
103. This is War, Cry, Stay, Smoky Girl
104. Energetic, Boomerang, Burn It Up, Spring Breeze
105. Gee, Run Devil Run, The Boys, Lion Heart, I Got A Boy,Oh
109. Vertigo
110. You Calling My Name, Last Piece, Not By the Moon, Look, Never Ever
111. Hands Up, Q&A,
117. Mask, Marionette, Insomnia, Vibrato, Archangels of the Sephiroth

Across

4. Who opened for Billy Idol
6. Dashing through the snow, In a one-horse open sleigh, O'er the fields we go, Laughing all the way, Bells on _____ ring
9. This treat is popular at Christmas time. “Not my Gumdrop buttons”
11. Name of the kid who wets his bed on Home Alone
14. Santa’s Ride
17. In Home Alone 2, where was Kevin lost
18. “Chas!! Stop your _________”
19. The Three Wisemen brought frankincense, myrrh and ______
20. Have a holly jolly Christmas, It's the best time of the year, Now I don't know if there'll be snow But have a cup of ______
21. “________ roasting on an open fire”
22. Homer Simpson’s middle name
25. What happened on 34th Street
27. Then one ______ Christmas Eve, Santa came to say "Rudolph, with your nose so bright Won't you guide my sleigh tonight?"
29. In the 1800’s these were used to illuminate a Christmas Tree
30. The app we have streaks on
33. This people go door to door singing songs at Christmas time
35. One of Santa’s helpers
38. Where Santa lives
39. What Kevin McCallister was eating at 9pm on Christmas Eve
42. Place where Chas got married
43. What Santa says
44. The month Chastity and Francis started dating
45. Who Stole Christmas
46. One of the nicknames we gave Tylneil
51. Tylneil’s favourite dish
54. “Merry Christmas, ______ ___ ______” Cousin Eddie
56. Place of Tylneil’s first job
59. One of the foods that was had for Brooklyn’s birthday
61. “I don't want a lot for Christmas, There is just one thing I need, I don't care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree I just want you for my ________”
62. “Sorry, I get gassy when I travel. Poor ________”
63. This Christmas treat is usually red and white striped, and resembles a shepherds crook
65. “Now bring us some ______ _______”
67. Who got ran over by a reindeer
68. Happy Xmas (War is Over) singer
70. Chastity’s favourite movie saga
73. “Rockin' around the Christmas tree
74. Deck the halls with boughs of ____
77. Tylneil’s favourite Artist right now
78. Who was caught kissing Santa Claus
81. How Ryan says goodbye to Brooklyn
82. The name of the SUV we had out west for a week
84. Ryan & Tylneil own a _______ 4
85. Ryan’s new favourite Restaurant
86. What Ryan picked out for Brooklyn last year for Christmas
89. These were hung by the Chimney with care
90. This treat is popular at Christmas time. Sometimes frosted, Sometimes not
93. What did Harry lose at the McCallister House
94. What did Gayla Peevey want for Christmas
96. 'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a _______ was stirring, not even a mouse
97. Frosty the snowman was a jolly happy soul, with a _____ _____ and a button nose
98. “Last Christmas, I gave you my heart
100. The nickname we gave to Brooklyn

Down

1. What Ryan this Brooklyn eats for every meal
2. December 26th
3. Where did we play Mini Golf at in Bayers Lake
5. Ryan had 3 groomsmen at his wedding, Cory, Jack, and _______
7. You leave milk and cookies for Santa, but this for the reindeer
8. The Month Chastity was born
10. The type of Calendar that is used to countdown to Christmas
12. Sleigh bells ____, Are you listening? In the lane Snow is glistening
13. This was the first movie Ryan & Tylneil ever seen together
15. This was the best man at Chastity’s wedding
16. Where can you find Woody the Talking Christmas Tree
23. This Christmas decoration was originally made from strands of silver
24. This IS a Christmas movie
26. Name of the Home Alone criminals
28. The other nickname we gave Tylneil
31. What Brooklyn is getting at Ocean Treasures
32. These hang on doors during the Holidays
34. What Tylneil got for Christmas to help with the mess she made popping balloons
36. Place of Ryan’s first job
37. What does Ryan always bring Leonard at Christmas time
40. Name of the Head Elf in The Santa Clause
41. What did Chas do while we were at Lake Louise
47. What painting did all of us do while Chas was home
48. What song closed the Billy Idol concert
49. “You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen Comet and Cupid and Donner and _______”
50. Winston’s first Christmas picture, he was caught doing what in front of the Christmas Tree
52. What did we find one Christmas in the grill of our car
53. From the Elf movie, what was the main characters name
54. Ryan’s middle name
55. This Christmas beverage is also known as “milk punch”
57. Cherry, Apple, and Pumpkin are all types of this.
58. Name of the Grinch’s dog
60. Chastity’s wedding theme
64. Oh, you better watch out, You better not ____
66. Name of Ryan’s oldest dog
68. “_____ to the World”
69. Christmas Movie; It’s a Wonderful ______
71. The artist that sang Last Christmas
72. The third day of Christmas,
75. Sleigh bells ring, Are you listening? In the _______, Snow is glistening
76. What’s the last name of Clark in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation?
78. Brooklyn’s favourite teacher
79. true love sent to me ____ ______ _____
80. What’s the first thing that Kevin uses on Harry & Marv in Home Alone
83. the very next day, you gave it ________”
87. Andrew & Heather have two dogs. One named Rory, the other named ________
88. Place of Brooklyn’s first job
91. Let it ______
92. Brooklyn’s first name for Ryan
95. Name of a Dog Ryan had when he was a kid, also a Christmas tree topper
99. the Christmas party ______”