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3. one of a handful of NBA teams not ending in s
9. one of eight campus student houses (and best?)
13. Potassium-rich fruit that is slightly radioactive when decaying
15. Prior to 1976, Caltech’s football team played part of its home schedule at a venue students referred to as “the largest number of empty seats in the nation"
17. mastermind of the triangle offense _______ Winter
18. _________ Propulsion Laboratory
19. Rose Bowl’s home team, for short
21. home gym of Caltech men’s hoops
22. Caltech’s academic calendar runs on this system
27. Caltech mascot’s moniker, or noted Caltech alum
28. essential principle of quantum mechanics first introduced in 1801 by the English physicist Thomas Young
30. Observatory housing the famous 200-inch Hale Telescope
31. when repeated, rapid movement of the feet, or a demand for fast service
33. SAT word meaning flagrant or extreme
34. acronym given to Caltech’s theater arts program
35. Whitman College’s literary-minded mascot
37. description of tangled hair, or how a surfer might describe great waves
39. Engineers of Cambridge, for short
40. reaction to a hot stove, or a hard cut
41. middle name of Lakers’ No. 24, or a popular Chicago Instagram location
46. the ocean’s Plankton, seaweed, and other photosynthesizers produce more than half of the world’s this
48. Caltech chemistry and chemical engineering lab
49. city where Coach Doc was born and lived until HS age
50. an official color of Caltech
51. conference home to La Verne and Cal Lutheran
55. the gender more likely to be colorblind
56. renowned Caltech program, _____ Astronomy
57. not the entrance
59. Modern slang for “sort of” or “kind of”: _____ key
63. purveyor of carnitas bowls and chicken burritos
66. maker of fancy handbags, or the less expensive seating area on an airplane
67. Founder of Caltech
68. campus seller of coffee and snacks with a colorful name
69. current Sacramento pro whose father played in the NBA, and for USSR
70. concern for Seismo Labs, casually
71. China has a great one, and Caltech men’s hoops can too
72. NBA’s all-time leader in threes, casually
74. ______ and feather
76. to bring a lunch, for instance, or a group of wolves

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1. Caltech’s student-to-teacher one is 3:1
2. the clubhouse, formerly
4. one famous example includes t-shirts passed out that read “Because Not Everyone Can Go To Caltech”
5. Former Oregon Duck Ionescu
6. pressure on the ball, or 1995 heist movie with DeNiro and Pacino
7. former Buck, Celtic and Heat sharpshooter born Walter
8. CBS sitcom with Caltech as a backdrop, with “The”
10. Honorific for Caltech basketball coach, or what Bugs Bunny calls you
11. ______ Meridian (astronomical instrument)
12. 2023 NBA No. 1 draft pick, casually
14. Eminent Caltech physics professor and author of popular science texts such as Six Easy Pieces
16. Toronto raptor high-flier who was a drum major and volleyball star in high school
20. one of eight campus student houses (and best?)
22. Elementary particle
23. The Flying _____ (Mighty Ducks offensive set)
24. ________ Walk (pedestrian and bicycle thoroughfare)
25. namesake of famous Pasadena museum and library, or part of the name of James’ hometown
26. raise awareness of, or deep corner of the basketball court
27. elastic exercise tool, or wads of cash
28. NASA's _______ Space Telescope
29. one of eight of Caltech’s student houses (and best?)
32. NASA’s problem?
35. TSA _____-Check
36. famous name in science, or bagels
38. One of five in a Shakespeare play
40. campus cafe, or synonym of wide
42. Einstein theory
43. a throw from the mound, or a Coach Doc basketball term
44. initiate a poker hand, or a screen
45. a quick acceleration, or a sprint up the court in transition
47. one of three co-existing states of matter of a Triple Point, or Triple Boil
52. Pasadena’s largest employer, casually
53. caltech’s faculty club has this Greek-inspired name
54. Architectural design style seen widely on campus, Spanish _______
58. a mythical horned animal, or a modern description of rare basketball talent
59. Pro hoops franchise originally of Minneapolis
60. Figure it out (this clue)
61. _______ Flav
62. they’ll pull you over in the 101, or the 134, or anywhere in CA
64. One part of the 110 Rivalry, for short
65. the first timeout of this kind occurs on or after the 16:00 of a D-III college basketball game
67. fictional Iron Man of Caltech
69. number of Nobel Laureates currently at Caltech
73. NBA champ from Spain who went to medical school
75. abode for a beaver

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4. ,an imaginary creature that has a lion's body and an eagle's wings and head
6. ,a set of special cards with pictures on them, used for telling what will happen to someone in the future
8. a dead person who comes back to life and sucks the blood of living people at night
9. a living thing, real or imaginary, that can move around
11. an imaginary creature, either very large or very small, that has magic powers and lives in mountains or caves"
15. ,a straight thin stick used by people who perform magic or magic tricks
16. a creature like a small man, who has magic powers, e.g., the Seven Dwarfs in Snow White
17. ,impossible to explain by science and seems to involve gods or magic
19. very unkind and cruel, and deliberately behaving in a way that is likely to harm someone or hurt his/her feelings
21. a creature that is very large, ugly and frightening
24. ,a drink that is believed to have a special or magic effect on the person who drinks it
25. extremely brave or determined and deserving admiration
26. a creature with the body and head for a woman, and the tail of a fish instead of legs
27. ,the spiritual part of a person which some people believe to exist after death
30. ,a magic liquid that is believed to cure illness or to make people live forever
31. affected by magical powers
32. a man who is admired for doing something very brave or achieving something great
33. ,a person's fate or fortune
34. cruel and violent
35. ,strange and frightening in a way that makes you think of ghosts
36. ,a small ugly creature that likes to trick people or cause trouble
38. a word or phrase that has a magic power to make something bad happen
39. a magic bird that lives for several hundred years before setting fire to itself and being born again from its ashes
40. ,a story of imaginary events, e.specially one that is full of action and adventure
42. ,the traditional stories and culture of a country or community
43. a woman who is believed to have magic powers and who uses the powers to do evil things or help other people
46. ,a cruel and fright!aning giant who eats people
47. making people love or like you
48. ,the frame of bones that supports the body of a person or an animal
50. a character in a story, film/movie, etc. who has unusual strength or power and uses it to save people and fight against evil

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1. the main bad character in a story
2. a large strong building with thick high walls and towers and built in the past by a ruler or an important person to protect the people inside from attack
3. ,the skill and magic powers of a wizard
5. ,the home of fairies
7. a person who is not loyal to his/her country, friends, beliefs, etc.
10. an exciting, unusual, and sometimes dangerous experience or journey or series of events
12. a man of high social rank in the past who was trained to fight as a soldier on a horse
13. ,thebelief that particular events happen in a way that cannot be explained by reason or science
14. a creature like a small man with a beard and a pointed hat, who lives under the ground and guards gold and treasure
16. an evil spirit
18. ,a robot that looks like a human
20. a creature like a white horse with a long straight horn on its head
22. morally bad, cruel or very unpleasant
23. behaving in a way that is morally wrong
24. ,controlled by an evil spirit"
28. ,a person who changes into a wolf at the time of the full moon
29. a dead body that has been made alive again by magic, according to some African and Caribbean religions
33. a creature like a small person, who has magic powers
37. an extremely tall and strong man who is often cruel
38. showing no fear of dangerous or difficult things
39. ,a statement that says what is going to happen in the future, especially one that is made by someone with religious or magic powers
41. ,believed to be visited regularly by ghosts
44. ,the place believed to be the home of God and where good people go when they die
45. the spirit of a dead person, sometimes represented as a pale, almost transparent image of that person, which some people think they can feel or see
49. a creature like a small person with pointed ears, who has magic powers

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3. H perm, CFOP... just been practicing these to improve my PB
4. County-home of Pablo Escobar. City-home of Cynthia
6. Rare weapon only given by defeating the Wall of Flesh
7. Login ID for that cute coworker. Keep it cool BXR7
10. The most valuable part of make wedding attire... WHERE ARE THEY?!
11. The record holder for most 3 pointers in NBA history
16. If you're going to add flavor, Paul Hollywood says add enough to make it ______.
18. Sometimes used for windows, sometimes for thrones.
19. The village where Impa resides
20. This BFDI team has their own van!
21. Kitty's favorite video game to snuggle to
23. You'll find his name in the Book of World records for rubix cube speed
26. Take a deep breathe. It's number 8 on the periodic table.
27. This mythical creature is the mascot for the Seattle NHL team
34. What Dave & Busters arcade game inspired the name of Henry's YouTube channel
36. This Rubix "cube" is named for throwing it!
37. Half-Asleep Chris's first cat
38. Which two-faced character stole Dream Island
39. The country whose flag is the only one to not contain red, white or blue
41. Cowabunga Dude! You're the new Pope
42. The most difficult plant to keep alive
44. Frustrated Gamer gets upset and yells PG rated "Son of a __________!"
46. The most comfortable part of the bed... That loves murdering
47. One of the 5 positions in basketball. Usually a ________ guard, is the one that scores.
50. A weapon for Joel, A distraction for Jason.
57. The currency for trade in Minecraft
61. Ribbit in Japanese
62. It's never too late to learn how to tiptoe around on these
64. Henry's favorite smell for soap
65. Yahaha! You found me!
68. Every Hearthstone pack has at least one ____
69. Defeat them to get a Triple Power Moon in Mario Odyssey
72. Aladdin is called this fabled _______ in the rough
73. The best gas station BBQ
74. An assortment of vitamins organized by shape
75. Why are you working late? Oh... You're a ____
76. The radio says good times and great ______
77. This is how many sides a icosahedron has. Naturally.

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1. What would you rate the smell of this store from 1 to 10?
2. The cat is the bad guy?! Are we sure we liked this movie Henry?
5. Zelda holds which section of the Triforce
6. Patrick Mahomes Jersey number
8. A word for when cats are being little trouble makers
9. The train protectors from monsters, they might need an upgrade
12. The Joker led this NBA team to it's first ever title this decade
13. Meggies favorite place to explore
14. A remote control, or something that eats your face
15. A perfect place to get some sun and yell at some birds
17. The first name of the president to succeed JFK
20. Kitty's soft belly (combo word)
21. Handsome Jack's diamond unicorn. It says hello.
22. 2024s Game of the Year
24. Kobe's reptilian nickname for his legality on the court
25. Henry's preferred Starbucks treat x3
28. The Middle name of your favorite child
29. Aladdin is called this crude vermin
30. Abbott Elementary's Gardening club Gregory's _________
31. Sawyer's nickname for Kate
32. DND healing spell (2 words)
33. Hely R's job title
35. Who hears nothing but the rain
40. Goes great in tropical mixed drinks, unless it's awf!
43. Red vs Yellow vs Green vs Blue. Again & again & again & again.
45. Westfall Captain of the Royal guard
48. This sticky substance almost ended the world in The LEGO Movie
49. Henry's newest tried food. Bueno. Cheesy.
51. These Elder Scroll cats have wares, if you have coin
52. I'm going to pay for my longest wall with exact change. Bonus points!
53. The first name of a man who dozes, or tweezes, or spiders
54. This type of pencil has a best friend named Shocking Feline?
55. A deliciously cute thing we keep forgetting that we dropped
56. A warning sign photo op on our first trip away together featured this natural disaster
58. People running the government or the best movie we've seen this year
59. A Minecraft enemy that drops gunpowder, only if you defeat it
60. Minecraft movie most popular character. Zombie riding poultry. (2 words)
63. Daddy's PS5 Avatar picture
66. Home of the best sugar free chocolate
67. An apple of the earth or Papa
70. Who shot Mr. Burns? This should be easy, like taking candy ...
71. The longest line at Universal Studios Hollywood. Mama mia...

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2. Best Bachelorette party song
4. Sport that brain cells play
6. A surprise Christmas gift
12. Technically Cat was with you when you saw Belugas off this coast of this state
13. Lauren's whirlwind of a knickname
14. Initials of your youngest/future company leader
16. Smallest street number we lived at
17. Made for us during our pioneer phase
19. To infinity and a snowy beyond
21. There's no place like home - and no other kid had a movie-perfect homemade costume like this
22. Should be cultured, but instead just scratches
24. Street of first Evanston apartment
25. Are we there yet?
26. A summertime favorite snack
30. The cause of the year's most peaceful three weeks
31. You saw the "first" movie of this franchise many times after an ex left for the military
32. When mashed, a deceptive food
33. Knocked Cat over the first time she stood up
36. Kept us warm at swim meets
37. A lone buffalo?
41. The ocean looked like on your first cross country trip
45. You chaired this fair
46. You rescued us with the car and water after we underestimated the hike to this
47. Gail's first hooty who?
51. Gail's key to a proper education
53. None of our family were elbowed by a ___ when visiting the Sistine Chapel
56. We crossed these falls during a quick trip across the boarder
58. Your favorite child
60. Some people cross these, but you built one
62. A place in Switzerland, pronounced like an adjective for flooring
64. Lauren's Whirlwind of a nickname
65. Crayons gave these colors
66. Your favorite middle child
67. A boardwalk and a way to open wine
68. Seems to be coming for revenge in Brunswick
69. Lauren's vehicle of choice when running away from home
71. A name is a great birthday gift
72. These four hooved beauties distracted you on your first cross-country trip (with a little help)
73. You served pizza and friendship here
76. An unconventional babysitter
77. Mother/Daughter half day food of choice
79. You kept this group going - despite us literally melting pots
81. Snowball's final form
83. Furthest north you've lived (I think)
88. This fairy-tale-like environment had a painted trees, a real cave, and occasionally three girls
89. Impetus for the first midnight at Border's
90. Martha Stewart
91. Just waiting to be eaten at the fair
92. Reward for receiving an E
94. Part of the brain and a favorite board game
95. Found a home on Lauren's counter
96. $5 if we went the summer without saying this
97. Cat fell off this and split her tooth (with some help from Gail)

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1. We visited twice, but dad visited a lot more.
3. This jacket won the approval of cat's sorority
5. Gail's first solid food
7. Went at least 14 generations back
8. What Chicago fest should your sister accidentally step on you at?
9. Decorated gourds were displayed here
10. You're working on rehabbing this
11. First family cat
15. 1st established Black Friday luncheon
18. Visited Father-in-Law and later sister here, but skipped in Italy
19. An Egg-cellent movie where we had the theater to ourselves
20. We caught these at the farm
23. First rock climbing experience/Gail lost Christmas gifts here :(
27. Summoning spell
28. Your favorite youngest child
29. The cause of many headaches & a couple broken sewing machines
34. Threw a coin into this fountain
35. An "express" option for a dairy treat
38. Something parents normally dread, but you seemed to master it
39. A crossdressing bar
40. Food as pillow?
42. You picked Gail up late from this during inclimate weather
43. A cat's preferred grooming method
44. Side dish requested at every Thanksgiving/Christmas
48. This creation had storage and was fit for finicky princess
49. Maiden name
50. Gail refused this in Italy, but guzzled at Thanksgiving
52. Cat's first dance
54. You drove Geoffrey here to watch construction
55. A surprising precipitation in the desert
57. Hiked here to see dragons
59. Jamaking us get to a $1/run
61. One animal featured in your cross-country binder for kids
63. Within New Trier
70. Something to drink from and buy on Black Fridays
74. Street of second Evanston apartment
75. A cave with an entrance big enough to drive a train through
78. In Canada we got between a bear and her ___
80. Uncle Wally's card game
82. The centerpiece of the Lindley family reunion
84. We would catch these by the dozen at Fox Run
85. You hid treats on top of this thinking they'd be safe (we found them)
86. You rehabbed much of Gail's ____
87. Great gift with "so-so" results
91. A different place to run away from home
93. Mows Brunswick

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2. What is Gabes other hobby than fishing
4. Who is colorblind
5. Animated boy who opened a wall to save a princess
6. Who owns a pink car
9. what is something a youthgroup boy can pick up to show his strength
12. Who's name was first called by the sorting hat
15. Logging unit of length equal to 66 feet
17. A poisonous cup-shaped flower that causes irregular heart function.
18. 456-123-789
19. camp theme in 2015
20. what is one of the ingredients in sweet and sour sauce
21. Who won survivor 2024
23. What is Drew's favorite star realms strategy
24. Who can't have beef
26. Kanans old name
28. What is Gabe's other hobby besides cars
31. The gift that leaders get from Drew
33. Australia is wider than the ___
36. About how many miles do nurses walk in a 12 hour shift
37. Dante Bosco voices who is Avatar the Last Air Bender
40. Great thing to do outdoors
43. Formed when a star dies
45. Baseball team in Seattle in 1969
46. It's a beautiful day in the ________
47. What is the name of Jack's bunny?
50. My Precious
51. What car does Katy May's boyfriend drive?
54. Who was in chess club
55. Who works at a greenhouse
56. what instrument does Heidi play
57. Where is lego headquarters
58. Someone was once in ___ club
59. What are long chains of amino acids called
61. What speed you need to go to time travel, according to Einstein
62. Most visited city in the world
64. Sonic
66. A meeting for the highschoolers
68. Who is the oldest leader at camp
69. What animal can hold its breath longer than a dolphin
73. What type of insect lives, breeds, and dies inside a fruit
74. "You can't have your cake and..."
76. Age you have to be to ride in the front passenger seat.
77. Type of gem in Lydia's wedding ring
79. Daniel and Ann's Wedding Month
80. Are Narwhals real
81. What is Kaladin's spren named
82. Why does Jessica not like Reese's peanut butter cups
84. What is the name of the pink ghost in pacman
85. What dinosaur was drew
87. Rainiest state
88. The bird that heralds spring
90. Whose first camp year was 2007
93. Jeffrey owns Drews old ______
95. Damon's favorite brand
98. Artist behind Disney's most iconic background art
101. What car does Gabe race
102. Who was technically kidnapped by his mom and taken to Canada
103. Allen's best friend in the sound booth

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1. What is the smallest climbing grip called
3. What country is known for white tennis shoes?
6. Who worked as a legal assistant for 13 years
7. What is the hashtag symbol called
8. how fast you need to go to time travel, according to Doc Brown, in MPH
10. Through what did the Basilisk petrify Colin Creevey?
11. What word is always spelled incorrectly
13. Ask James
14. What is Mekan's home country
16. Do identical twins have the same fingerprint
22. What Hawaiian island has Damon been to twice
25. Hayden and Helens wedding Month
27. What is liquid sunshine
28. Highschool Harbor
29. What is currently painted on the door of Leah's house
30. The great ________ flood killed 21 people
32. Who drew this years coloring sheets
34. Who is not mysterious in their coffee drinking habits :'I
35. What is the powerhouse of the cell
36. Name of Gabe's boat
38. Who has been to 21 countries
39. What stomach illness is impervious to hand sanitizer
41. the unicorn is the national animal of___
42. A drop of what is called a nurdle
43. Shaira's first bachelors degree from UWT
44. Mekan's favorite flower
48. What game is James passionate about
49. Rebecca grew up riding horses _______ style
52. Where Shaira met her husband
53. The most recent sermon series
60. What company manufactures the T-65 X-wing
63. What catastrophic event made skiing popular in America
65. Giraffes are _______ times more likely to get hit by lightning than people
66. What animal was first to be cloned
67. Brett
68. Camp theme from 2019
70. What is a group of flamingos called
71. What is Bill's last name
72. What country prohibits only owning one guinea pig
75. What is the best soda according to James
78. What is the name of Aang's sky bison?
83. Who established the US navy
86. How many languages can Serena speak
89. Is Drews other car a Volkswagen
91. How old do you need to be to be a wizard
92. Who registered first for camp 2024?
94. ears but does not hear
96. sun set
97. Who considers Jurassic Park to be the best 'objective' film of all time?
99. What is a group of otters called
100. What is the chemical bond NaCl?

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2. SL's high-ranking elite are divided into these
7. Surname of the local messenger who is overly friendly, and often uses a satchel to carry their letters.
9. This pack was unique in that it made an island its home
10. SL-controlled area that is highly restricted, but is used for outside trade
12. DCG-controlled area that is open to visitors
15. NC's Off-board location
23. Children of SL must solve one of these upon coming-of-age
25. SL's resident --aliens-- cool-rocks expert
26. This pack suffered a coup resulting in the deaths of many iconic characters
27. CdC members of like-skillsets, interests, and trades may align under a
28. In this pack, obtaining a spirit guide was a unique part of its culture
29. Many of NC's names, titles, and Old Caledonia characters were inspired by what source of fiction
30. CdC's resident scowler and guard
34. The Court of Fangs are a group that prefer to live in a ____ lifestyle
35. In SL, a ____ is an extremely low-ranking individual who owes a sizable debt to another member or the pack as a whole
38. This pack was often viewed as "villains" in many pack relations due to its dark and shady tendencies and culture
42. CdC's Local pub/tavern
43. SL's Off-board location
44. Another name to refer to SL or its territory
45. CdC's ship often embarks across this body of water
46. These keep watch over DCG's border
50. This pack had a unique herd of livestock that were heavily involved in their culture and way of life
51. This pack was locally referred to as "The Clan"
52. This pack was founded by a mad king
53. DCG neighborhood in which members live in
55. CdC members use these items as a way to visually distinguish ranks at a glance
57. NC's residential and main social areas are localized within four
59. Presently, NC is unique in that its members may worship one of four
62. The Troupe ran its operation out of an establishment known as ____
65. The surname of this pack's founder became their way of life
66. This pack was prized for its Viking culture
69. NC's Local pub/tavern
70. This pack was born anew
71. Salsolans who venture beyond the borders often disguise their

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1. DCG company of which members of like-skillsets, interests, and trades may be a part of
3. This group of Loners attempted to form a trade settlement in Mersey Cove
4. Members of NC's elite belong to one of two ____
5. This popular hangout was located in Amherst, and was the first Loner Band on the forum
6. This messenger cuts for an intimidating figure and is little of word
8. On a path of revenge, this group plotted an elaborate scheme that brought about the disbandment of Cour des Miracles
11. DCG's Off-board location
13. SL is often known for its intense need for ____
14. Ranks, titles, and other naming conventions in DCG are often done in this language
16. CdC ranks were originally done in this language
17. CdC is often associated with what color
18. This pack is often remembered for having a culture and rank structure more in line with "traditional" wolf/werewolf packs
19. This cult attacked multiple Luperci on 'Souls in an effort to spread their beliefs, set ablaze Krokar, and even had a splinter cell arise years later to attack New Caledonia
20. A place for weary travelers, Bete Noir's iconic landmark was known as the ____
21. DCG's lands are localized around this water source
22. In NC, ____ is a journey/adventure in which members may embark on to obtain an esteemed title
24. DCG's resident trickster
31. CdC-controlled area that is open to visitors
32. Livestock breed of SL
33. Name of SL's catacombs
36. NC's Sword Coast directly borders this major waterway
37. A coming-of-age ceremony that all CdC youths are forced to undertake
39. Livestock breed of DCG
40. This pack rose from ash and dust
41. CdC members who have been formally knighted and have taken their oath are part of an elite group known as the ____
47. CdC's culture is often considered to be heavily centered around
48. This pack had houses in which members were sorted into
49. SL's borders are often known for their many
54. NC members of like-skillsets, interests, and trades may come together to form a
56. NC's resident bard and teller of tales
58. This pack was known for its desire for sophistication and learning
60. This mythical animal acts as an unofficial symbol for various things within NC
61. DCG's catacombs
63. Alternative name for a member belonging to DCG
64. Members of DCG's high-ranking elite belong to this
67. Name of CdC's ship
68. When pursuing a Grand Quest in NC, members must accomplish several

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1. A black and white animal
3. An animal that you can ride on
5. A brown animal
8. A place where you can cook food
10. A red and black insect
13. An sea animal with eight tentacles
15. A duck sound
19. An instrument with 6 strings
21. A machine that cleans your room
24. A type of animal
25. A whale with a horn
26. A small animal that loves to eat cheese
27. A part from a car
29. A skating object with wheels
30. A food with pepperoni
33. A brown vegetable
35. An instrument with sticks
38. A vehicle
40. Seven colours
42. An object for board games
43. A food for birthdays
45. A thing that you hammer with
46. A pretty plant
47. Opposite of day
49. A tool for chopping food
50. An animal that lives on trees
54. A natural satellite of the Earth
56. A lava mountain
57. An animal that lives underwater
59. A pink animal
65. A thing that you wear on your head
68. A thing that goes up and down
69. A flying machine that looks like an airplane
70. Five points
72. A small town
73. A flightless bird
74. A flying machine
76. Man’s best friend
78. A candy on a stick
79. A colorful instrument
82. A slow animal
84. A magic object on a stick
86. An element that burns stuff
88. A container
90. A hairy animal
96. A living machine
97. A large marsupial
98. A snow house
102. Opposite of king
104. Where birds lay eggs
105. Looks like a crocodile
108. A fat animal
109. A cold food
111. Am object to open and close
114. An animal that eats fish
117. The largest animal on land
121. A type of boat
123. The king of the jungle
124. An object with one wheel
129. A green vegetable that looks like a cucumber
131. A fruit where SpongeBob lives in
132. A plant on land
135. A bouncing object
138. Where animals are kept in
139. Two breads and cheese
141. Where moles live
142. A big green fruit with red inside
143. The biggest animal in the world

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2. A yellow and black insect
4. A vehicle that goes to space
5. A yellow fruit
6. A green animal that jumps
7. A small insect
9. An orange vegetable
11. A undead creature from the dead
12. A thing from your jacket
14. A dangerous animal
16. An object for rainy days
17. A bird
18. A vehicle for passengers
20. An object to turn on and off
22. An object for drinking
23. An object that makes music
24. A sand that’s surrounded by water
26. An object for reflection
28. Opposite of sad
30. A musical instrument with keys
31. A tall animal
32. An animal in Australia
34. An object that you place something on
36. An instrument with four strings and a bow
37. An orange animal
39. An object to stop a ship
41. A cold bird
44. Opposite of over
48. A thing that you can unlock with
51. An object to wipe the floor
52. A thing that goes up and down
53. A person who travels in space
55. An object to wear around you neck
56. A big vehicle
57. An object that cools you down
58. A lined shape
60. A green fruit with red inside
61. An object that you can unwrap
62. A red flower
63. A sea animal that stings
64. A mythical creature
66. A vehicle on the rail
67. An object with thread
69. A small vehicle
71. An animal that eats corpse
75. A yellow shiny object
76. Looks like a table
77. An animal that eats grass just like cows
80. A milk with strawberries
81. A fruit or a colour
83. An instrument with four strings
85. Opposite of south
87. An orange and black animal
89. A machine that tells you the time
91. A program machine
92. A food that you can spread on the bread
93. A bird that lives in the water
94. A flying machine with rotor on top
95. An object in the mailbox
99. A animal with long ears
100. A flying object with a string
101. Bread and sausage
103. A type of coin
106. A red fruit
107. An object to see your bones
110. A spinning object
112. A colour that comes after orange
113. An animal that loves to eat bananas
115. An object for brushing your teeth
116. A wild cat
118. Inside the car
119. A thing that you call with
120. A floating object
122. A type of blanket
125. A grey animal
126. A flying bird of prey
127. An animal that looks like a lizard
128. Very fast
130. Opposite of down
133. A thing that you wash with
134. When birds are born
136. An object to unlock and lock
137. A bird at night
140. An animal that chases mice

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4. (Poppy Playtime) The character is an ally and an enemy in Chapter 4.
5. (FNAF) Small white bear that aids you in FFPS.
7. (FNAF) The supposed culprit of the bite of '87.
9. (Dandy's World) The name of the black goo the corrupts Toons.
12. (Poppy Playtime) The title of Chapter 2. [Ex: Chapter 2; _____]
13. (FNAF) The old suspected name of the Crying Child.
16. (FNAF) The abbrivation of the fifth game [including FNAF]
18. (FNAF) The location Henry worked at/ran before Fazbear Entertainment
21. (FNAF) "It's not my fault, I have these fat plastic fingers and can't press the buttons." -UNC
22. (Undertale) The secret boss in Waterfall.
23. (Dandy's World) This Toon can heal themself.
24. (Dandy's World) The blue and pink starter Toon.
25. Video game with the animal animatronics and a purple man. Abbr.
28. (FNAF) The name of the animatronic that cannot be blinded by the FazCam or the Fazerblaster in FNaF: SB.
30. (Dandy's World) The Twisted that can steal items.
31. (FNAF) The name of the virus in FNAF VR.
32. (Dandy's World) The purple starter Toon.
33. (FNAF) The year of the missing childrens incident.
37. (FNAF) "Was that the _______?!" -Markipler playing FNaF 4.
38. (Dandy's World) The Toon for purchase that has the worst stats.
41. (Dandy's World) This Twisted gives a slowness effect after completing a machine.
42. (FNAF) The name of the endoskeleton under the Mega Pizzaplex that can wear any costume.
44. (FNAF) The name given to the guy who talks to the player on the phone during FnaF 3.
46. (Poppy Playtime) The title of Chapter 1. [Ex: Chapter 1; _____]
49. (Dandy's World) This Toon makes getting research easier.
50. (Undertale) What the butterscotch pie turns into in hard mode.
51. (FNAF) FNaF Vr's official name.
52. (Undertale) The word that gives you the most points in the Mettaton EX fight.
53. (FNAF) The name given to the guy who talks to the player through the cassette tapes in FFPS.
54. (FNAF) The self-proclaimed and widely accepted king of FNaF.
56. (FNAF) "...uh, something about their _____ locking up if they get turned off for too long?"
57. (Poppy Playtime) The name of the chicken smiling critter.
60. (FNAF) The name of the guard that wanders around the Mega Pizzaplex in FNaF: SB.
62. (Dandy's World) Name of a corrupted Toon.
66. (Poppy Playtime) The real full name of 'The Doctor'.
67. (FNAF) The creator of FNaF.
68. (FNAF) The name given to the guy who talks to the player on the phone during FnaF 1&2.
69. (FNAF) The mechanism that allowed free-standing animatronics to become wearable costumes.

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1. (FNAF) The actor that plays William Afton in the FNaF Movie.
2. (Poppy Playtime) The name of the the bear smiling critter.
3. (Undertale) The secret boss in Hotland.
6. (FNAF) The name of the DLC for FNAF: Security Breach.
8. (FNAF) LOL
10. (FNAF) The substance responsible for keeping Michael alive in FNaF: SL. Also present the the AR game.
11. (Poppy Playtime) The name of the red gas in Chapter 3.
12. (FNAF) The first official location after William and Henry's company's merging.
14. (FNAF) The endoskeleton in FNaF: SL.
15. Video game on Roblox where you play as Toons. (No apostrophe)
17. (Poppy Playtime) The title of Chapter 4. [Ex: Chapter 4; _____]
19. (FNAF) FNaF AR's official name.
20. (Poppy Playtime) The character that chases you through Statues in Chapter 2.
26. (FNAF) The actor that plays Mike Schmidt in the FNaF movie.
27. (FNAF) The time you need to survive until.
29. (Poppy Playtime) The name given to Experiment 1006.
33. (FNAF) Fazbear Entertainment's establishment date (Year).
34. (FNAF) The mix of all of the FNaF: SL animatronics.
35. Video game about a small red-haired sentient doll.
36. (FNAF) Phone guy's real name.
39. (FNAF) The name of the pixelated FNaF game that share its name and story with a book.
40. (FNAF) The acronym often used to refer to FNaF 6.
43. (FNAF) Small AR bear that "aids" you in SB: RUIN.
45. (FNAF) The name of the Crying Child (2025).
47. (FNAF) The name given to the girl who talks to the player through the cassette tapes in FNaF VR.
48. Video game that takes place in the underground.
55. (FNAF) The first and last name of the soul in Circus Baby
58. (Poppy Playtime) The name of the the unicorn smiling critter.
59. (FNAF) The full first name of Henry's daughter
61. (FNAF) Henry's last name.
63. (Poppy Playtime) The title of Chapter 3. [Ex: Chapter 3; _____]
64. (FNAF) The alter ego of the guard that wanders around the Mega Pizzaplex in FNaF: SB.
65. (Dandy's World) The kind of Toon only has 2 hearts.

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1. The big apple
6. Drink that gets you drunk the fastest
7. British alphabet finisher
10. World's most celebrated holiday
12. First name of the president who's last name is stated in clue 60 across
15. Someone who argues the opposite side purely for the sake of debate can be described as a devil's what
16. This food is often fried at fairs and carnival's, it is extremely fatty and unhealthy
17. What Korea is, geographically
20. After Netflix, the most subscribed to streaming service
21. What this question actually is.
22. Home of the Basilica Sisters, this city got the most tourists in 2023
26. This country has the most cities with 1 million plus, having over 100 such cities
28. Iker Casillas nationality
30. Thanos's assassin
33. Brand whose slogan is shop like a billionaire
34. This provider is the most used for internet in Chicago
35. The _____ effect, a prime example of which is misremembering Mr.Monopoly to have a monocle
36. A chef's hat
37. Most visited country in the world
38. Essential for a skydiver
39. Most unhealthy soda
42. Most ordered main meal from a fast food restaurant
44. Term for a group of pandas
48. Most used Chicago public transit
50. White flower, or a girls name
51. Hotel room, homophone for what candy could be described as.
52. Most popular mothers-day gift
53. 1,1,2,3,5,8,13: The _______ Sequence
55. Name of the Duolingo mascot
56. Best-selling automaker
59. Most popular soda in Illinois, based off google searches
60. Biggest US car brand
61. What nymphs is made of
64. Country that shares an island with the Dominican Republic
65. An animal, or with up, to be quiet
66. Almost useless organ, often removed
67. In vain
69. Most visited U.S. state
71. Most popular fried chicken chain
75. Eldest Weasley
76. This aquatic animal is named after a land animal, despite having few to no resembles. Additionally, it is one of the only species that gives birth through the male.
77. ____ burner, science equipment
79. Slang meaning a deserved outcome
81. Cheerios owners
82. German, in German
85. Two and eleven, minus one
86. Kicking this is slang for dying
87. Term for the U.K. leaving the E.U.
88. Scold
90. Crime capital of America
91. Greek cupid
92. Most watched news
94. Honda's luxury division
98. Thoroughly crushed
99. What CBS, FBI, and CNN
100. Second largest Illinois city

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2. This game has more iterations than there are atoms in the known universe
3. Synonym for sofa
4. Smallest country
5. A mint, or a way to broach silence
8. Most eaten noodle
9. Scold
11. MLB team, or fish with a sword like bill
13. Last name of this olympic athlete, who has won the most gold medals all time, 15 more than the second place American
14. Pimento's first name in B99
18. Full name of the actor most known by the American people, based off several surveys
19. Building blocks co.
23. TV show with the best rotten tomatoes all-time
24. Crime with the most arrests, overdose
25. Most common rock
27. In the English language, the most commonly used 5 letter word
29. Control+x
31. Europe's "Boot"
32. The only fruit that can never spoil
37. Car brand with the most expensive average car
40. In addition to spicy, sweet, bitter, and salty, the fifth basic taste
41. Assistants on the edge of the playing field in soccer and tennis
43. This bird proposes to a potential mate with the biggest smoothest pebble they can find. Also the name of an NHL team
45. Dickens' Oliver
46. Airport section of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
47. Shortest commonly used word with all 5 vowels
49. Word that can come after clues 3 and 78 down, and 98 across
54. Where The Bear is filmed
57. Cos, in math
58. Captain Peralta's first name
62. What not to cry over, per a common idiom
63. Most popular cocktail
68. Word that can come after pan, carrot, and cheese
70. A hotel
71. After English then Spanish, the most spoken language in Illinois
72. The Jets and this team have clubs named this in both the NHL and NFL
73. After blinding lights, the second most streamed song ever, by Ed Sheeran
74. This basketball player's nickname is a homophone to a word that can mean a roughly built cabin
78. The Eurythmics biggest hit, ____ Dreams
80. This bird has more plastic versions of it than real.
83. Star player's first name in A League of Their Own
84. After California, Texas, New York, and Florida
87. What a watermelon is that a strawberry is not
89. _____ is bliss, per an idiom
93. Country with the second most olympic medals ever
95. Scottish national animal, the latin derivation for it is one horn
96. Most common flag color
97. Company with the most ads

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2. eel A long, snake-like fish that hides in coral reef crevices and pops its head out to snap at food
4. A heavy African mammal that spends its days lounging in rivers to keep its skin safe from the sun
9. A small, furry rodent that builds houses out of plants in marshes and ponds
10. bass A freshwater game fish famous for its huge mouth that can swallow big lures and bait
11. A large, elegant white waterbird with a long, graceful curved neck
14. white shark A large ocean predator with rows of sharp triangular teeth and an amazing sense of smell
15. A large black-and-white dolphin, also called a killer whale, that hunts in family groups
17. A bottom-dwelling creature with a hard shell and two large, powerful pinching claws
18. river dolphin A rare dolphin that lives in the Amazon River and turns pink as it grows older
19. turtle A large freshwater turtle with a sharp, beak-like jaw that can snap shut with great force
21. A bright little fish that originally came from wild rivers in Asia and is now a popular pet
23. A river mammal with a flat tail that cuts down trees to build wooden dams and lodges
24. A large, blubbery arctic mammal with long ivory tusks and whiskers like a mustache
27. A cute freshwater salamander that stays in its water-baby form its whole life and can regrow limbs
28. strider A tiny insect that can literally walk on top of the water without sinking
30. shark A shark with a uniquely shaped flat head that helps it see all around itself
32. otter A playful freshwater mammal that loves to slide down muddy banks and swim on its back
33. A diving lake bird known for its beautiful, haunting calls that sound like echoes at night
34. crab A little crab that doesn't grow its own shell, so it searches for empty snail shells to live in
35. A freshwater fish named for the long, sensitive whiskers around its mouth
38. A small freshwater creature that looks like a tiny lobster and lives under river rocks
39. A large amphibian that lives near water and makes a deep, loud croaking sound
40. A fast ocean swimmer with a long, pointed bill that looks like a weapon
42. otter A furry ocean mammal that floats on its back and uses rocks to crack open shells for food
43. An arctic whale known as the "unicorn of the sea" because of its long, spiral tusk
44. squid A deep-sea monster with huge eyes that can grow longer than a school bus
45. A clever sea creature with eight arms, three hearts, and the ability to squirt ink
46. A see-through, umbrella-shaped creature that drifts in the ocean and has stinging tentacles

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1. duck A common waterbird where the males have a bright, shiny green head
3. A fish born in rivers that swims out to the ocean and then journeys back upstream to lay eggs
5. A strange Australian river animal that has a duck bill, a beaver tail, and lays eggs
6. A large reptile with a wide, rounded snout that lives in swamps, rivers, and lakes
7. anemone A creature that looks like a colorful underwater flower but is actually an animal with stinging tentacles
8. dolphin A super smart ocean mammal that communicates with clicks and whistles
12. whale A white arctic whale known as the "sea canary" because of its musical chirps and whistles
13. turtle A marine reptile that travels thousands of miles and comes ashore to lay eggs in the sand
16. A bright orange and white fish that lives safely inside stinging sea anemones
18. A fish that balloons up into a prickly ball to scare away predators
20. A small South American river fish with razor-sharp teeth that hunts in groups
22. A popular freshwater fish with colorful spots that loves to swim in cool, clear rivers
23. whale The biggest animal to ever live on Earth that eats tiny shrimp called krill
25. A creepy deep-sea fish that uses a glowing light on its head to trick prey into coming close
26. A gentle, slow-moving giant often called a "sea cow" that grazes on plants in warm rivers and bays
29. eel A long freshwater fish that can zap predators and prey with a powerful shock of electricity
31. ray A giant, gentle sea creature that looks like it is flying through the water with huge wings
36. A huge, ancient freshwater fish covered in bony plates that has lived since the time of the dinosaurs
37. A small bird that sits on branches over rivers and dives headfirst into the water to catch fish
40. star An ocean animal shaped like a star that can regrow its arms if it loses them
41. A small fish that swims upright and has a prehensile tail to hold onto seaweed
42. A flat fish that hides under the sand and has a sharp, venomous barb on its tail

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4. - Has all fighting moves in Gen 1 (it still sucks lol)
8. - Splashing till it Flies
10. - Bye, Bye ______
12. - Their job was taken by a fire turtle
13. - Same Stat Spread with Quilava
17. - It stands while its counterpart stays 4 legs
19. - First Dex Entry
20. - Never appeared again in the Pokemon anime
21. - Gen 1 Normal/Flying Middle Stage
22. - Living Corpse
25. - Worst Guts User
28. - Loves to eat James
29. - Los Angeles
31. - Zubat of the sea
32. - Happy Sludge
35. - Defeats its alolan form
37. - Overshadowed by its pre-evolution
38. - ironically not gold
39. - Gains Dragon type upon its evolution
42. - Double the heads, the better
43. - The Kantonian of the First Known Hisuan Mon
47. - Dies to an electric shock
50. - No eyes
52. - Beak Pokemon
53. - Actual Gender Difference
54. - Angy version of Pre-evolution
55. - Lord Helix
56. - Disappears after Ash left him lol
63. - Just a Boring Goldfish
65. - Used to be human
71. - Happily Dating with Slowbro (Smogon lore)
72. - Loses its Gold Coin
73. - I hate the internet for what it did to you
77. - Pikachu's Co Mascot
78. - Who's That Pokemon | O
82. - Motherless
84. - Only middle stage with its dual typing ever
85. - Ash's Dad
86. - Genesect Past Version
90. - God of Sleep minus the s
92. - Gigantamax with a Beard
94. - Seahor
95. - Only fully evolve gaining Steel type
96. - Evolves but never gain stats
98. - Monkey Manbaby
99. - Ash's First Evolution
100. - Grass type Regenerator
102. - Finally good again with Boots
103. - Rainbow in Alola
104. - First ever designed Pokemon
105. - First Stage Lightning Rod Ground Type
106. - Kept its Levitation while its evolution didnt
111. - First of the Most Common Dual Type
113. - Its Mega Evolution hurts
114. - The literal mascot
119. - Needs a water stone to evolve (or a slowpoke)
122. - Excadrill without the Steel
123. - Its the “Legendary Pokemon”
124. - Unlucky Dex Number
126. - Ball of Gas
127. - Only Pokemon Not Mentioned
129. - 8 timer OU legend
132. - looses its typing in an evolution from Gen 2
133. - Only Good Shell Smasher
138. - 2 Great Abilities and Cute Charm
139. - Double Effective to Vaniluxe
140. - Misty's Fear Icon
141. - Parental Bond
142. - Brock's Ace
143. - Among Us

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1. - Grass type with a Mega and Gigantamax
2. - I don't think they liked the new head
3. - One Eye
5. - Gen 1 OU gatekeeper
6. - Baby Helix
7. - Exploding Happily
9. - Popular Dex Entry about how it can die
11. - Gary's ___ died theory
14. - It’s evolution sucks (electric version)
15. - Smogon's Icon
16. - The bell who is weeping
18. - Eats Dreams
21. - “A Peculiar ____” Legend Arceus Mission
23. - “I am a Star”
24. - Mega Awful to Mega Adaptability
26. - Gen 1’s Fastest (Viable) OU Mon
27. - First Stage Water Absorber
30. - Happy #100 🎉
33. - Shares Dual Type Combination with a Gen 1 Legendary
34. - First ever dragon
36. - Extreme Speed Killer
39. - The Emperor of Gen 2
40. - Defined by a Thick Bone
41. - Tinted Lens Quiver Dance Menace
42. - Literally a dugong
44. - its pre-evolution has a past form
45. - Fighting type needs trade to evolve
46. - Enjoying its elegance before it becomes fat
48. - Mr. Crabs
49. - Toxic Metapod
51. - Used to be the top, but fell off massively
53. - Gains Ground typing when it evolves (Boy)
57. - “The most powerful Pokemon of all Time“
58. - Jessie's first ever Pokemon
59. - a clay figure brought to life by magic
60. - Defacto Arena Trapper
61. - Haha, ice moves go brrr
62. - snakE
64. - A hair away from steel
66. - Kantonian Unicorn
67. - The fire electric duo abandoned her
68. - Returns after over 1100 episodes
69. - Peashooter
70. - Living Under the Truck
74. - A little Odd
75. - First Ever Gym Leader Pokemon
76. - Pre Shelder Bite
79. - Ruthlessness is mercy upon ourselves (Fish version)
80. - The Special Wall (2nd only to its evolution)
81. - Water Ice Single Stage Mon
83. - It’s already teleporting away
85. - ___! That's Right!
87. - Mega evolves into a worse type (It’s happy with it tho)
88. - The Shadow Trapper (Mega form)
89. - Defeated to its alolan form
91. - Evolves into a Fighter or Frog
93. - Defensive “Drill Pokemon”
95. - First stage in a three stage fighting type evolution
97. - A Boxer
101. - Big Tounge
107. - At least its not gloomy anymore
108. - F.E.A.R
109. - Better than its evolution in VGC
110. - Grows eyebrows in Alola
112. - Gen 4 No Guard Menace
115. - Cannons
116. - Ash's Gen 1 Only Rapid Spinner
117. - The Higher Physical Attack Special Attacker
118. - Single stage Normal/Flying type
119. - Kenya
120. - should have been psychic
121. - Only mon with war in its name (in Gen 1)
125. - Half a Dozen Eggs
128. - Literally a seal
130. - Only Pokemon with a 5 times weakness (baby version)
131. - Has a Mega and A Regional Form
134. - A self regenerating star
135. - True butterfree pre-evolution
136. - The Horseshoe Crab! : )
137. - It's evolution sucks (fire version)

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3. What type of animal is a Flemish giant? 8
8. angry boxer 4
9. The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in what modern-day Arab country? 7
10. Christmas trimming 4,2,8
13. most populated county in England, 6
15. Who earned his 10th No1 with the song ‘Bad Habits’ 2, 7
16. Spider man’s relative 4,3
19. a mode of transport 3
20. Curie Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize (in 1903)? 5,5
26. Captain Marvel’s real name 5,6
27. what was/is the world longest running sitcom 4,2,3,6,4
28. unit of thermal insulation 3
29. Which country won the ICC Men's T20 World Cup cricket competition? 9
33. heir to throne 7
35. worlds deepest ocean 7,5
36. kind of food made with curd 6
37. Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita? 11
38. country with the most sheep 5
40. smallest dutch city 10
42. arch enemy of Superman, 3,6
43. What is "cynophobia"? 4,2,4
44. which country won the 2021 Eurovision song contest 5
46. first Marvel film 7
47. alternation of colours 7
52. What can be broken but is never held? 1, 7
53. to struggle hard 4
57. to contract 6
58. an actor 8
59. Which country won the first-ever soccer World Cup in 1930? 7
62. winner of F1 constructor championships 2021 8
66. Which team won their first FA Cup final in May? 8,4
68. what do you call a dinosaur with an extensive vocabulary 1, 9
70. What is the name of the biggest technology company in South Korea? 7
71. more like a Shetland pony 6
72. to disperse 7
75. A new £50 note entered circulation in June this year. Which scientist is celebrated on the new note? 4,6
78. the name’s Bond, James Bond 2,4,2,3
79. river or a beer? 6
81. book of words 10
82. one of the five tendons at the back of the knee 9
83. Tallest waterfall in the world 5,5
85. In public places in the state of Florida, what's illegal to do when wearing a swimsuit? 4
88. Which parish council chair DID NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY! 6,6
90. An aubergine? 8
92. an artist in carving 8
94. US open champion womens 4,8
96. self propelled weapon 7
97. Who wrote the lyrics of West Side Story? 7, 8
98. what Mary and Joseph were told 2,4,2,3,3

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1. capital of Vietnam 5
2. small format reading material 7
4. Tallest building in the world
5. number one double O 4
6. Hulks real name 5, 6
7. A campaign was launched to save the life of an alpaca thought to be infected with TB. What was the name of the alpaca? 8
11. to soak 8
12. dark purple skinned fruit 5
13. gives a charge 7
14. most common food allergy 6
17. worlds happiest country 7
18. What country has the most natural lakes? 6
21. rarest eye colour 5
22. what do you call a pony with a cough 1,6,5
23. Actor ( not actress) with most Best Actor Oscars awards 6,3,5
24. treasure or a paper 4
25. Dutch city of light 9
30. not often found 6
31. the worlds largest fish. 5,5
32. What is the title of the first ever Carry On film made and released in 1958? 5,2,8
34. Who was the Ladies Wimbledon Championship winner in July? 8,5
39. worlds deepest river 5
41. what is the 2022 Chinese Year animal 5
45. He died this year, his first published novel being ‘When the Lion Feeds’ 6,5
48. Worship of Krishna is observed by which Religious Faith? 8
49. The unicorn is the national animal of which country? 8
50. Which is the only edible food that never goes bad? 5
51. Which English astronomer John Couch Adams discovered which planet? 7
54. What was the first toy to be advertised on television? 2,6,4
55. underground line with most stations 8
56. who has scored most premier league goals at 260, 4,7
57. a short, close-fitting jacket, worn by women and children in the early 19th century. 7
60. I saw a mouse 5,2,3,5
61. Area 51 is located in which state? 6
63. Carson catchphrase 3 3 3 1 4 2
64. asking a question 11
65. A legal dispute hit the headlines in April when Colin launched legal proceedings against Cuthbert Who are Colin and Cuthbert? 11,5
67. to singe 4
69. What is the name given to Indian food cooked over charcoal in a clay oven? 8
73. where everybody knows name 6
74. without solidity 6
76. Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1841 to 1846? 6,4
77. largest county in England by area 9
80. a loud cry 5
84. what parliamentary constituency is Wool in 5,6
86. Bitcoin became the official currency in which Central American country in 2021? 2,8
87. Which country became a republic on the 55 anniversary of it’s independence? 8
89. Ship that blocked the Suez Canal 4,5
91. Most common element in the universe 8
93. a large basket 6
95. what mum shouts at Amazon device 5

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2. Taking care to balance dissections and food-based lessons, this science-loving mom of 6 isn't worried if you're thirsty... you can always swallow your spit.
3. Whether complimenting students on their serious eyes, bringing literature to life or making math marvelous, this hybrid hero loves juicy words
5. Besides wearing double spiderman suits (for extra muscles), this friend is a leader who's great at memorizing Bible verses.
8. Inquisitive, precise in his work and exercising his love of solving math problems, this friend also plays baseball and football
12. Easy-going and amiable, this friend also loves mixed martial arts
13. A friend to many, this student is willing to share great ideas... including math solutions that involve doubling!
14. Willing to dream with God and boldly follow Him, this spirit-led, cola-drinking, Pastor-Nate-loving Hybrid founder loves when Jesus "takes the wheel."
15. When not deep in thought, this kind-hearted and smart student might have his nose in a tank book...or he might be in Disney.
18. Gifted in writing, this bibliophile is a dreamer who always has an encouraging word to share
20. This faithful friend is quick to help and loves to eat peppers
21. Determined, silly and humble, this friend also loves to wrestle
23. This observant debater not only has a passion for defending the unborn, but also is the tallest and known to be like a subwoofer
25. Diving into projects, and holding friends together like glue, this classmate is a thorough and diligent worker
30. whether she's making someone lunch, greeting the students, giving out hugs, or just keeping the copy room clean, Hybrid wouldn't be the same without her!
31. This pig-loving gymnast is bright, vivacious and delightfully dramatic
32. Sweet, cheerful, and easy going, this trustworthy friend is easy going and loves her family, including her baby brother
34. This thoughtful, Patriots-loving 10-year old has a gentle heart and hosted a rockin' bounce house birthday
36. Confident, focused and kind, this youngest hybrid friend loves all her older schoolmates, including “chicken noodle”
38. With two younger sisters, this friend likes to make people laugh and loves creative writing
40. Prone to using answer glasses, this inquisitive and fearless inventor of Rickety Rat puts everyone at ease
41. known to be happy and creative, this friend has 3 older brothers
42. Sweet, thoughtful and loving, this friend plays basketball and has a looooong ride to Hybrid!
43. Methodical, organized and confident, this friend is a Rubik's cube master
44. With his quiet thoughtfulness and quick smile, this student brings a calmness to the classroom
47. this confident unicorn-lover will speak up for God's truth
48. this happy and enthusiastic student loves crafts and coloring

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1. This prayer warrior is a true friend, full of surprises, plays violin and swims (not at the same time)
2. Stylish and sweet, this ultra-organized instructor can easily visit her own children during hybrid
4. With her great questions and impeccable discretion, this kind, patient thinker loves to share God's truth and teach the Bible
6. Ready to talk (or sing) about nearly anything, this special-teams coach is most likely to get off-topic telling a story
7. This unique, Odyssey-loving, book-reading whiz relates to Reynie as much as Sticky.
8. This observant, steadfast, observant and peace-giving baker might surprise you with her acting skills on stage
9. A talented writer and sincere friend to all, this playwright also tested her hand with writing a chant
10. This Jesus-loving worshipper knows how to "make" rain, teach about historic reigns and how to rein in middle schoolers with truth and love
11. Motivated and driven, this master memorizer also loves swimming
16. affectionate and sensitive, this student has a quick smile and loves hugs!
17. This deep-thinking artist is conscientious, secure in Christ and discovered a propensity for grammar
19. Quick to include others, this hockey-playing friend is perseverant, helpful, and most likely to email Mrs. O.
22. Bringing excitement and expectation to the mundane, this enthusiastic gymnast hails from Tyrone
24. Kind, helpful and respectful, this great listener loves her chickens
26. As studious and clever president, this thoughtful debater might diagram a sentence in her free time
27. This positive, servant-hearted fashionista always helps the teacher right when help is needed
28. The most experienced teacher at hybrid, this elegant Jesus-lover gets to teach some of her own grandchildren!
29. This confident, diligent, fun-loving friend is a gifted writer (who sometimes adds a tragic ending!)
30. This bright, enthusiastic Bible-lover has 3 sisters and has been inspired by the Father Brown Reader
33. Known to wear a flowing kimono, this motivated role-model is a great debater and loves teaching class
35. A real lion-lover and ready to solve problems, this friend enjoys baseball... and math!
37. Hard working and respectful, this friend cares for other and LOVES bacon
39. This responsible student loves to play on his farm with his older brother
41. Respectful, kind and a hard worker, this friend is the oldest in his class and has lived in two states.
43. A thoughtful, faithful friend, this student is another great debater has a heart of worship
45. This taco-lover is calm, kind, sensitive and thoughtful
46. this cheerful and observant student has 4 older sisters
49. Kind and caring, energetic and glad to go last, this friend sure loves those fidget toys!

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1. What is the title of the first ever Carry On film made and released in 1958? 5,2,8
2. to singe 4
3. What was the first toy to be advertised on television? 2,6,4
6. not often found 6
10. to struggle hard 4
12. what parliamentary constituency is Wool in 5,6
14. the worlds largest fish. 5,5
15. treasure or a paper 4
16. Which English astronomer John Couch Adams discovered which planet? 7
17. more like a Shetland pony 6
18. What country has the most natural lakes? 6
20. Area 51 is located in which state? 6
25. Most common element in the universe 8
27. alternation of colours 7
28. where everybody knows name 6
33. What can be broken but is never held? 1, 7
34. who has scored most premier league goals at 260, 4,7
40. Which country won the ICC Men's T20 World Cup cricket competition? 9
42. a loud cry 5
44. largest county in England by area 9
45. most populated county in England, 6
47. Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1841 to 1846? 6,4
50. worlds happiest country 7
52. Worship of Krishna is observed by which Religious Faith? 8
54. Which country won the first-ever soccer World Cup in 1930? 7
55. Bitcoin became the official currency in which Central American country in 2021? 2,8
57. capital of Vietnam 5
60. What type of animal is a Flemish giant? 8
61. number one double O 4
62. Curie, Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize (in 1903)? 5,5
63. what mum shouts at Amazon device 5
66. heir to throne 7
69. Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita? 11
71. worlds deepest river 5
72. to disperse 7
73. dark purple skinned fruit 5
76. river or a beer? 6
77. angry boxer 4
79. In public places in the state of Florida, what's illegal to do when wearing a swimsuit? 4
81. underground line with most stations 8
84. a mode of transport 3
85. gives a charge 7
87. smallest dutch city 10
88. what was/is the world longest running sitcom 4,2,3,6,4
89. Christmas trimming 4,2,8
91. most common food allergy 6
92. winner of F1 constructor championships 2021 8
93. The unicorn is the national animal of which country? 8
94. book of words 10
95. to contract 6
96. Actor ( not actress) with most Best Actor Oscars awards 6,3,5
97. what do you call a pony with a cough 1,6,5

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1. kind of food made with curd 6
2. A legal dispute hit the headlines in April when Colin launched legal proceedings against Cuthbert: Who are Colin and Cuthbert? 11,5
4. Who was the Ladies Wimbledon Championship winner in July? 8,5
5. Which parish council chair DID NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY! 6,6
7. to soak 8
8. Which is the only edible food that never goes bad? 5
9. an actor 8
11. self propelled weapon 7
13. An aubergine? 8
19. Spider man’s relative 4,3
21. Who earned his 10th No1 with the song ‘Bad Habits’ 2, 7
22. asking a question 11
23. Who wrot the lyrics of West Side Story? 7, 8
24. I saw a mouse 5,2,3,5
26. What is "cynophobia"? 4,2,4
29. unit of thermal insulation 3
30. Dutch city of light 9
31. small format reading material 7
32. which country won the 2021 Eurovision song contest 5
35. one of the five tendons at the back of the knee 9
36. without solidity 6
37. US open champion womens 4,8
38. Which country became a republic on the 55 anniversary of it’s independence? 8
39. The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in what modern-day Arab country? 7
41. a short, close-fitting jacket, worn by women and children in the early 19th century. 7
43. Tallest building in the world
46. country with the most sheep 5
48. What is the name given to Indian food cooked over charcoal in a clay oven? 8
49. what Mary and Joseph were told 2,4,2,3,3
51. A new £50 note entered circulation in June this year. Which scientist is celebrated on the new note? 4,6
53. a large basket 6
56. A campaign was launched to save the life of an alpaca thought to be infected with TB: What was the name of the alpaca? 8
58. Carson catchphrase 3,3,3,1,4,2
59. Captain Marvel’s real name 5,6
64. He died this year, his first published novel being ‘When the Lion Feeds’ 6,5
65. Tallest waterfall in the world 5,5
67. Which team won their first FA Cup final in May? 8,4
68. what do you call a dinosaur with an extensive vocabulary 1, 9
70. worlds deepest ocean 7,5
72. an artist in carving 8
74. the name’s Bond, James Bond 2,4,2,3
75. Hulks real name 5, 6
78. what is the 2022 Chinese Year animal 5
80. Ship that blocked the Suez Canal 4,5
82. What is the name of the biggest technology company in South Korea? 7
83. arch enemy of Superman, 3,6
86. first Marvel film 7
90. rarest eye colour 5

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1. Christmas trimming 4,2,8
5. What is "cynophobia"? 4,2,4
6. Who earned his 10th No1 with the song ‘Bad Habits’ 2, 7
7. what do you call a dinosaur with an extensive vocabulary 1, 9
8. Which country won the first-ever soccer World Cup in 1930? 7
11. US open champion womens 4,8
12. Captain Marvel’s real name 5,6
14. angry boxer 4
19. unit of thermal insulation 3
22. to struggle hard 4
23. worlds deepest river 5
28. more like a Shetland pony 6
29. Worship of Krishna is observed by which Religious Faith? 8
32. A short, close-fitting jacket, worn by women and children in the early 19th century. 7
33. A new £50 note entered circulation in June this year. Which scientist is celebrated on the new note? 4,6
36. not often found 6
39. where everybody knows name 6
40. number one double O 2,2,
41. to soak 8
44. Actor ( not actress) with most Best Actor Oscars awards 6,3,5
45. Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1841 to 1846? 6,4
46. alternation of colours 7
50. which country won the 2021 Eurovision song contest 5
52. The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in what modern-day Arab country? 7
53. underground line with most stations 8
54. What type of animal is a Flemish giant? 8
55. to disperse 7
57. Most common element in the universe 8
60. kind of food made with curd 6
62. arch enemy of Superman, 3,6
63. Which English astronomer John Couch Adams discovered which planet? 7
65. small format reading material 7
68. river or a beer? 6
69. Tallest building in the world 4,7
71. self propelled weapon 7
73. first Marvel film 7
76. capital of Vietnam 5
79. What can be broken but is never held? 1, 7
80. smallest dutch city 10
82. what was/is the world longest running sitcom 4,2,3,6,4
87. What is the title of the first ever Carry On film made and released in 1958? 5,2,8
89. to contract 6
90. an actor 8
94. What was the first toy to be advertised on television? 2,6,4
95. most populated county in England, 6
96. a loud cry 5
97. worlds deepest ocean 7,5
98. I saw a mouse 5,2,3,5
99. Hulks real name 5, 6

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2. Carson catchphrase 3 3 3 1 4 2
3. Which is the only edible food that never goes bad? 5
4. Which country became a republic on the 55 anniversary of it’s independence? 8
9. A campaign was launched to save the life of an alpaca thought to be infected with TB. What was the name of the alpaca? 8
10. heir to throne 7
13. what do you call a pony with a cough 1,6,5
14. worlds happiest country 7
15. What country has the most natural lakes? 6
16. without solidity 6
17. largest county in England by area 9
18. what parliamentary constituency is Wool in 5,6
20. An aubergine? 8
21. Who wrote the lyrics of West Side Story? 7, 8
24. a large basket 6
25. book of words 10
26. the worlds largest fish. 5,5
27. to singe 4
30. winner of F1 constructor championships 2021 8
31. Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita? 11
34. Which country won the ICC Men's T20 World Cup cricket competition? 9
35. what Mary and Joseph were told 2,4,2,3,3
37. Tallest waterfall in the world 5,5
38. one of the five tendons at the back of the knee 9
42. a mode of transport 3
43. Area 51 is located in which state? 6
47. Who was the Ladies Wimbledon Championship winner in July? 8,5
48. Which team won their first FA Cup final in May? 8,4
49. He died this year, his first published novel being ‘When the Lion Feeds’ 6,5
51. rarest eye colour 5
56. Ship that blocked the Suez Canal 4,5
58. Dutch city of light 9
59. the name’s Bond, James Bond 2,4,2,3
61. A legal dispute hit the headlines in April when Colin launched legal proceedings against Cuthbert Who are Colin and Cuthbert? 11,5
64. an artist in carving 8
66. Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize (in 1903)? 5,5
67. most common food allergy 6
70. asking a question 11
72. Spider man’s relative 4,3
74. who has scored most premier league goals at 260, 4,7
75. dark purple skinned fruit 5
77. gives a charge 7
78. what is the 2022 Chinese Year animal 5
81. Which parish council chair DID NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY! 6,6
83. What is the name of the biggest technology company in South Korea? 7
84. The unicorn is the national animal of which country? 8
85. country with the most sheep 5
86. Bitcoin became the official currency in which Central American country in 2021? 2,8
88. In public places in the state of Florida, what's illegal to do when wearing a swimsuit? 4
91. What is the name given to Indian food cooked over charcoal in a clay oven? 8
92. treasure or a paper 4
93. what mum shouts at Amazon device 5

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1. What is the title of the first ever Carry On film made and released in 1958? 5,2,8
2. to singe 4
3. What was the first toy to be advertised on television? 2,6,4
6. not often found 6
10. to struggle hard 4
12. what parliamentary constituency is Wool in 5,6
14. the worlds largest fish. 5,5
15. treasure or a paper 4
16. Which English astronomer John Couch Adams discovered which planet? 7
17. more like a Shetland pony 6
18. What country has the most natural lakes? 6
20. Area 51 is located in which state? 6
25. Most common element in the universe 8
27. alternation of colours 7
28. where everybody knows name 6
33. What can be broken but is never held? 1, 7
34. who has scored most premier league goals at 260, 4,7
40. Which country won the ICC Men's T20 World Cup cricket competition? 9
42. a loud cry 5
44. largest county in England by area 9
45. most populated county in England, 6
47. Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1841 to 1846? 6,4
50. worlds happiest country 7
52. Worship of Krishna is observed by which Religious Faith? 8
54. Which country won the first-ever soccer World Cup in 1930? 7
55. Bitcoin became the official currency in which Central American country in 2021? 2,8
57. capital of Vietnam 5
60. What type of animal is a Flemish giant? 8
61. number one double O 4
62. Curie, Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize (in 1903)? 5,5
63. what mum shouts at Amazon device 5
66. heir to throne 7
69. Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita? 11
71. worlds deepest river 5
72. to disperse 7
73. dark purple skinned fruit 5
76. river or a beer? 6
77. angry boxer 4
79. In public places in the state of Florida, what's illegal to do when wearing a swimsuit? 4
81. underground line with most stations 8
84. a mode of transport 3
85. gives a charge 7
87. smallest dutch city 10
88. what was/is the world longest running sitcom 4,2,3,6,4
89. Christmas trimming 4,2,8
91. most common food allergy 6
92. winner of F1 constructor championships 2021 8
93. The unicorn is the national animal of which country? 8
94. book of words 10
95. to contract 6
96. Actor ( not actress) with most Best Actor Oscars awards 6,3,5
97. what do you call a pony with a cough 1,6,5

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1. kind of food made with curd 6
2. A legal dispute hit the headlines in April when Colin launched legal proceedings against Cuthbert: Who are Colin and Cuthbert? 11,5
4. Who was the Ladies Wimbledon Championship winner in July? 8,5
5. Which parish council chair DID NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY! 6,6
7. to soak 8
8. Which is the only edible food that never goes bad? 5
9. an actor 8
11. self propelled weapon 7
13. An aubergine? 8
19. Spider man’s relative 4,3
21. Who earned his 10th No1 with the song ‘Bad Habits’ 2, 7
22. asking a question 11
23. Who wrot the lyrics of West Side Story? 7, 8
24. I saw a mouse 5,2,3,5
26. What is "cynophobia"? 4,2,4
29. unit of thermal insulation 3
30. Dutch city of light 9
31. small format reading material 7
32. which country won the 2021 Eurovision song contest 5
35. one of the five tendons at the back of the knee 9
36. without solidity 6
37. US open champion womens 4,8
38. Which country became a republic on the 55 anniversary of it’s independence? 8
39. The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in what modern-day Arab country? 7
41. a short, close-fitting jacket, worn by women and children in the early 19th century. 7
43. Tallest building in the world
46. country with the most sheep 5
48. What is the name given to Indian food cooked over charcoal in a clay oven? 8
49. what Mary and Joseph were told 2,4,2,3,3
51. A new £50 note entered circulation in June this year. Which scientist is celebrated on the new note? 4,6
53. a large basket 6
56. A campaign was launched to save the life of an alpaca thought to be infected with TB: What was the name of the alpaca? 8
58. Carson catchphrase 3,3,3,1,4,2
59. Captain Marvel’s real name 5,6
64. He died this year, his first published novel being ‘When the Lion Feeds’ 6,5
65. Tallest waterfall in the world 5,5
67. Which team won their first FA Cup final in May? 8,4
68. what do you call a dinosaur with an extensive vocabulary 1, 9
70. worlds deepest ocean 7,5
72. an artist in carving 8
74. the name’s Bond, James Bond 2,4,2,3
75. Hulks real name 5, 6
78. what is the 2022 Chinese Year animal 5
80. Ship that blocked the Suez Canal 4,5
82. What is the name of the biggest technology company in South Korea? 7
83. arch enemy of Superman, 3,6
86. first Marvel film 7
90. rarest eye colour 5

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3. Technology allowing automation of tasks on a users desktop in UiPath
4. Visual tool in Power Automate for creating automated workflows with a drag-and-drop interface
6. Related to the sky or outer space
9. Distance between successive peaks of a wave
12. Complex maze-like structure
15. Study of the Earths structure and substances
17. Common salt used in food and industry
19. Denoting a period of time in the past that was idyllically happy and peaceful
21. Mountain that erupts with molten rock and ash
25. Type of AI that allows systems to learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed
26. Study of forces and motion
28. Three-dimensional image created with light
30. Study of the origin of words and their meanings
34. Sweet liquid produced by flowers to attract pollinators
37. Remains of ancient organisms preserved in rock
39. Art of folding paper to make shapes
42. Structure used to transport water
43. Person who inspires or influences others
45. Study of celestial objects and phenomena
46. Long musical composition for orchestra
47. The highest point or peak
51. Art form created by shaping materials
52. Strong desire to travel and explore the world
56. Molten rock expelled during a volcanic eruption
63. Numerical system with base 2
65. Natural hot spring that erupts periodically
67. Creation of a new device or process
68. Occurs when one celestial body moves into the shadow of another
69. Precious stone often used in jewelry
72. Large and important church building
73. Ancient Egyptian monumental structure
79. Very energetic and distant galaxy with an active nucleus
80. Deep blue-violet color
82. Centralized platform used for managing and monitoring robots in UiPath
84. Study of human history through excavation
86. Deviation from what is standard or expected
87. Process of combining two or more things into one
89. Lightest element in the periodic table
90. High city in ancient Greece often the site of major temples
95. Reflection of sound that arrives at the listener some time after the direct sound
96. Ruler or leader often hereditary
98. Device converting mechanical energy into electrical energy
99. Person who writes music
101. Microscopic organisms found everywhere
102. Measure of disorder or randomness in a system
103. Instrument for observing distant objects
104. Fragment of a celestial body that lands on Earth
105. Art of designing dance movements
106. Chemical compound with the formula SO2
107. Study of weather and atmospheric conditions

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1. Tube with mirrors and colored glass creating changing patterns
2. Deep gorge formed by erosion
3. Arid region with very little rainfall
5. Transformation process in insects and amphibians
7. Vibrating at the same frequency as another system
8. Device used to measure temperature
10. Smallest unit of a chemical compound
11. Distributed ledger technology ensuring secure and transparent transactions
13. Sheltered body of water where ships can dock
14. Noble gas used in lighting
16. AI technology capable of creating new content such as images text or music
18. Study of trees and woody plants
20. Mythical creature with a single horn on its forehead
22. Measurement north or south of the equator
23. Related to sailors or navigation at sea
24. Process of moving apart or separating
27. Dark shape and outline of someone or something
29. Large upright stone or structure
31. Explosion of a star at the end of its lifecycle
32. To stimulate or excite into action
33. Violent rotating column of air extending to the ground
35. Treeless region with permanently frozen subsoil
36. Dense forest receiving high rainfall
38. Musical instrument played by drawing air through holes
40. Medieval forerunner of chemistry aiming to transform base metals into gold
41. Text carved into a surface
44. Puzzle made of irregularly shaped pieces
48. Person who claims to have the ability to see future events
49. Result of dividing one number by another
50. Computational model inspired by the human brain used in deep learning for tasks like image and speech recognition
53. Observable event or occurrence
54. Single-celled microorganism
55. Chemical compound with the formula KMnO4
57. Substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies
58. Luxury boat used for recreational purposes
59. Flow of fluid or gas in a spiral
60. Building with a dome to project stars and planets
61. System of stars planets and dust bound by gravity
62. Dramatic work combining text and music
64. Study of the interaction between light and matter
66. Imagined perfect place or state
70. Central stone at the summit of an arch
71. Ancient mathematician known for his theorem
74. Prehistoric reptiles that lived millions of years ago
75. State of matter with ionized gas particles
76. Person trained to travel and work in space
77. Chemical compound used in fertilizers and cleaning products
78. Zone of life on Earth including land water and air
81. Cloud of gas and dust in space where stars are born
83. A non-biologically related look-alike of a person
85. Technique of creating three-dimensional images
88. The universe seen as a well-ordered whole
91. Natural phenomenon caused by dispersion of light in water droplets
92. Cheerful and friendly
93. Material that allows electricity to pass through
94. Cold-blooded vertebrate with scales
97. Type of bot in Automation Anywhere designed for repetitive tasks and processes
100. Gas that protects Earth from harmful UV rays

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3. This pack was unique in that it made an island its home
4. CdC-controlled area that is open to visitors
6. This pack suffered a coup resulting in the deaths of many iconic characters
7. Alternative name for a member belonging to DCG
8. This cult attacked multiple Luperci on 'Souls in an effort to spread their beliefs, set ablaze Krokar, and even had a splinter cell arise years later to attack New Caledonia
10. This pack is often remembered for having a culture and rank structure more in line with "traditional" wolf/werewolf packs
11. In NC, ____ is a journey/adventure in which members may embark on to obtain an esteemed title
13. NC's Local pub/tavern
16. CdC members who have been formally knighted and have taken their oath are part of an elite group known as the ____
18. When Anathema disbanded, it split into ____ Loner Bands
20. This pack was often viewed as "villains" in many pack relations due to its dark and shady tendencies and culture
22. CdC ranks were originally done in this language
24. DCG company of which members of like-skillsets, interests, and trades may be a part of
25. This pack was locally referred to as "The Clan"
27. Another name to refer to SL or its territory
30. This popular hangout was located in Amherst, and was the first Loner Band on the forum
34. SL-controlled area that is highly restricted, but is used for outside trade
35. CdC's resident scowler and guard
37. Name of SL's catacombs
38. DCG's catacombs
39. This pack had a unique herd of livestock that were heavily involved in their culture and way of life
40. A local bird that DCG has made use of as a livestock animal
43. SL's co-rank icon is depicted as this
46. This messenger cuts for an intimidating figure and is little of word
48. Salsolans who venture beyond the borders often disguise their
51. Name of CdC's ship
53. SL's resident --aliens-- cool-rocks expert
56. This pack was founded by a mad king
57. DCG-controlled area that is open to visitors
58. CdC members use this item as a way to visually distinguish ranks at a glance
61. This pack was known for its desire for sophistication and learning
62. Many of NC's names, titles, and Old Caledonia characters were inspired by what source of fiction
63. Children of SL must solve one of these upon coming-of-age
70. DCG neighborhood in which members live in
73. This pack was prized for its Viking culture
75. A place for weary travelers, Bete Noir's iconic landmark was known as the ____
77. Presently, NC is unique in that its members may worship one of four
78. These can lead to a more natural formation of packs
79. NC's Sword Coast directly borders this major waterway
80. DCG's annual event that is held at the end of every summer
81. SL's Off-board location

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1. DCG's lands are localized around this water source
2. CdC's Local pub/tavern
5. The Court of Fangs are a group that prefer to live in a ____ lifestyle
9. A coming-of-age ceremony that all CdC youths are forced to undertake
12. SL is often known for its intense
14. Livestock breed of DCG
15. NC's Off-board location
17. The surname of this pack's founder became their way of life
19. This group of Loners attempted to form a trade settlement in Mersey Cove
21. This pack was born anew
23. SL's borders are often known for their many
26. In this pack, obtaining a spirit guide was a unique part of its culture
28. NC members of like-skillsets, interests, and trades may come together to form a
29. Language often used for titles and other naming conventions in DCG
31. Loner characters are represented by an icon of a
32. Surname of the local messenger who is overly friendly, and often uses a satchel to carry their letters.
33. This group's naming conventions stemmed primarily from those of various animals
36. Livestock breed of SL
41. Keeping to Krokar's water-based roots, those that splintered from the disbanded pack named themselves the ____
42. NC's residential and main social areas are localized within four
44. CdC's ship often embarks across this body of water
45. This pack rose from ash and dust
47. This pack had houses in which members were sorted into
49. CdC's culture is often considered to be heavily centered around
50. The Troupe ran its operation out of an establishement known as ____
52. SL's high-ranking elite are divided into these
54. CdC youths may be awarded this purple item upon collecting its variants
55. On a path of revenge, this group plotted an elaborate scheme that brought about the disbandment of Cour des Miracles
59. Members of NC's elite belong to one of two
60. Members of DCG's high-ranking elite belong to this
64. These keep watch over DCG's border
65. DCG's Off-board location
66. In SL, ____ are an extremely low-ranking individual who owes a sizable debt to another member or the pack as a whole
67. This mythical animal acts as an unofficial symbol for various things within NC
68. Many of NC's founding members were survivors of a distant
69. DCG's resident trickster
71. NC's resident bard and teller of tales
72. CdC members of like-skillsets, interests, and trades may align under a
74. When pursuing a Grand Quest in NC, members must accomplish several
76. CdC is often associated with what color

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3. Person who claims to have the ability to see future events
4. Four-dimensional hypercube extending the concept of a cube to four dimensions
7. Distributed ledger technology ensuring secure and transparent transactions
10. Person who writes music
15. Person who inspires or influences others
17. Related to the sky or outer space
18. Deep blue-violet color
19. Ancient mathematician known for his theorem
22. Complex maze-like structure
23. Large upright stone or structure
27. Device used to measure temperature
28. Flow of fluid or gas in a spiral
33. Prehistoric reptiles that lived millions of years ago
34. Deep gorge formed by erosion
35. Deviation from what is standard or expected
36. Imagined perfect place or state
37. Tube with mirrors and colored glass creating changing patterns
38. Sweet liquid produced by flowers to attract pollinators
39. Sheltered body of water where ships can dock
40. Transformation process in insects and amphibians
42. Text carved into a surface
46. Musical instrument played by drawing air through holes
47. System of stars planets and dust bound by gravity
53. Occurs when one celestial body moves into the shadow of another
54. Mountain that erupts with molten rock and ash
56. Single-celled microorganism
57. Explosion of a star at the end of its lifecycle
62. Process of combining two or more things into one
63. Remains of ancient organisms preserved in rock
64. Computational model inspired by the human brain used in deep learning for tasks like image and speech recognition
66. Person trained to travel and work in space
67. Medieval forerunner of chemistry aiming to transform base metals into gold
68. Numerical system with base 2
72. Popular software used for image editing and graphic design
73. Measurement north or south of the equator
75. Study of forces and motion
78. Very energetic and distant galaxy with an active nucleus
82. Cheerful and friendly
86. Process of moving apart or separating
87. Gas that protects Earth from harmful UV rays
88. Result of dividing one number by another
89. Treeless region with permanently frozen subsoil
90. Technology allowing automation of tasks on a users desktop in UiPath
91. Art of folding paper to make shapes
93. Luxury boat used for recreational purposes
94. Study of weather and atmospheric conditions
96. Type of bot in Automation Anywhere designed for repetitive tasks and processes
99. Natural hot spring that erupts periodically
100. A non-biologically related look-alike of a person
101. Precious stone often used in jewelry
102. Microscopic organisms found everywhere
103. Chemical compound used in fertilizers and cleaning products
104. Arid region with very little rainfall
105. Study of human history through excavation

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1. Technique of creating three-dimensional images
2. Observable event or occurrence
5. Large and important church building
6. Central stone at the summit of an arch
8. Substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies
9. Art form created by shaping materials
11. Type of AI that allows systems to learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed
12. Chemical compound with the formula SO2
13. To stimulate or excite into action
14. State of matter with ionized gas particles
15. AI model trained on vast amounts of text data to generate human-like text and understand context
16. Centralized platform used for managing and monitoring robots in UiPath
20. Strong desire to travel and explore the world
21. The universe seen as a well-ordered whole
24. AI technology capable of creating new content such as images text or music
25. Vibrating at the same frequency as another system
26. Denoting a period of time in the past that was idyllically happy and peaceful
29. The highest point or peak
30. Reflection of sound that arrives at the listener some time after the direct sound
31. Long musical composition for orchestra
32. Fragment of a celestial body that lands on Earth
33. Device converting mechanical energy into electrical energy
41. Smallest unit of a chemical compound
43. Natural phenomenon caused by dispersion of light in water droplets
44. Mythical creature with a single horn on its forehead
45. Zone of life on Earth including land water and air
48. Study of the interaction between light and matter
49. Lightest element in the periodic table
50. Molten rock expelled during a volcanic eruption
51. Building with a dome to project stars and planets
52. Dense forest receiving high rainfall
53. Study of the origin of words and their meanings
55. Creation of a new device or process
57. Common salt used in food and industry
58. Puzzle made of irregularly shaped pieces
59. Ruler or leader often hereditary
60. Material that allows electricity to pass through
61. Chemical compound with the formula KMnO4
65. Related to sailors or navigation at sea
69. Violent rotating column of air extending to the ground
70. Study of the Earths structure and substances
71. Distance between successive peaks of a wave
72. Ancient Egyptian monumental structure
74. Art of designing dance movements
76. Structure used to transport water
77. Three-dimensional image created with light
79. High city in ancient Greece often the site of major temples
80. Dark shape and outline of someone or something
81. Measure of disorder or randomness in a system
83. Study of celestial objects and phenomena
84. Instrument for observing distant objects
85. Visual tool in Power Automate for creating automated workflows with a drag-and-drop interface
86. Study of trees and woody plants
92. Cloud of gas and dust in space where stars are born
95. Cold-blooded vertebrate with scales
97. Dramatic work combining text and music
98. Noble gas used in lighting

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4. Three-dimensional image created with light
5. Study of human history through excavation
10. Single-celled microorganism
12. Result of dividing one number by another
16. Process of moving apart or separating
17. Type of AI that allows systems to learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed
18. Cheerful and friendly
19. Person who claims to have the ability to see future events
22. Person who writes music
23. Musical instrument played by drawing air through holes
29. Related to sailors or navigation at sea
34. Chemical compound with the formula KMnO4
37. Chemical compound used in fertilizers and cleaning products
39. Study of the origin of words and their meanings
41. Study of weather and atmospheric conditions
47. Art form created by shaping materials
49. The universe seen as a well-ordered whole
51. Cloud of gas and dust in space where stars are born
52. Very energetic and distant galaxy with an active nucleus
53. Medieval forerunner of chemistry aiming to transform base metals into gold
56. Technology allowing automation of tasks on a users desktop in UiPath
62. Microscopic organisms found everywhere
63. Arid region with very little rainfall
64. Visual tool in Power Automate for creating automated workflows with a drag-and-drop interface
66. Imagined perfect place or state
70. Deviation from what is standard or expected
71. Natural phenomenon caused by dispersion of light in water droplets
74. Dramatic work combining text and music
75. Mountain that erupts with molten rock and ash
77. Molten rock expelled during a volcanic eruption
78. Measurement north or south of the equator
80. Deep gorge formed by erosion
81. Cold-blooded vertebrate with scales
82. Chemical compound with the formula SO2
85. Dark shape and outline of someone or something
88. Dense forest receiving high rainfall
90. Distance between successive peaks of a wave
92. Study of trees and woody plants
94. Instrument for observing distant objects
95. Remains of ancient organisms preserved in rock
96. Flow of fluid or gas in a spiral
98. Smallest unit of a chemical compound
99. Numerical system with base 2
100. Prehistoric reptiles that lived millions of years ago
101. High city in ancient Greece often the site of major temples
102. Mythical creature with a single horn on its forehead
103. Device used to measure temperature
104. Natural hot spring that erupts periodically
105. Sweet liquid produced by flowers to attract pollinators
106. Structure used to transport water
107. Study of forces and motion
108. Material that allows electricity to pass through
109. Ruler or leader often hereditary
110. Ancient Egyptian monumental structure

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1. Large upright stone or structure
2. The highest point or peak
3. Person who inspires or influences others
6. Central stone at the summit of an arch
7. Sheltered body of water where ships can dock
8. AI technology capable of creating new content such as images text or music
9. Tube with mirrors and colored glass creating changing patterns
11. Reflection of sound that arrives at the listener some time after the direct sound
13. Treeless region with permanently frozen subsoil
14. Fragment of a celestial body that lands on Earth
15. Art of designing dance movements
20. Violent rotating column of air extending to the ground
21. Luxury boat used for recreational purposes
24. Gas that protects Earth from harmful UV rays
25. Deep blue-violet color
26. Zone of life on Earth including land water and air
27. Lightest element in the periodic table
28. AI model trained on vast amounts of text data to generate human-like text and understand context
30. Occurs when one celestial body moves into the shadow of another
31. Distributed ledger technology ensuring secure and transparent transactions
32. Substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies
33. Precious stone often used in jewelry
35. Computational model inspired by the human brain used in deep learning for tasks like image and speech recognition
36. Long musical composition for orchestra
38. Denoting a period of time in the past that was idyllically happy and peaceful
40. Ancient mathematician known for his theorem
42. Technique of creating three-dimensional images
43. Puzzle made of irregularly shaped pieces
44. Building with a dome to project stars and planets
45. Centralized platform used for managing and monitoring robots in UiPath
46. Related to the sky or outer space
48. Large and important church building
50. Observable event or occurrence
54. Type of bot in Automation Anywhere designed for repetitive tasks and processes
55. Text carved into a surface
57. Complex maze-like structure
58. Process of combining two or more things into one
59. Popular software used for image editing and graphic design
60. Measure of disorder or randomness in a system
61. Study of the Earths structure and substances
65. Explosion of a star at the end of its lifecycle
67. System of stars planets and dust bound by gravity
68. To stimulate or excite into action
69. State of matter with ionized gas particles
72. Study of celestial objects and phenomena
73. Creation of a new device or process
76. Strong desire to travel and explore the world
79. A non-biologically related look-alike of a person
82. Common salt used in food and industry
83. Device converting mechanical energy into electrical energy
84. Transformation process in insects and amphibians
86. Vibrating at the same frequency as another system
87. Noble gas used in lighting
89. Study of the interaction between light and matter
91. Art of folding paper to make shapes
93. Person trained to travel and work in space
97. Four-dimensional hypercube, extending the concept of a cube to four dimensions

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4. This is the only constellation starts with B
7. Small constellation representing a compass, located near the Southern Cross
8. This is the 12th zodiac sign
13. This constellation has the same name of the holes on planets caused by meteorite impact
16. Southern Triangle, located near Apus and Circinus
19. Constellation representing Noah's Dove
20. Constellation containing Procyon, a bright star and one of the closest star systems to Earth
21. Constellation containing the Coma Star Cluster
26. Small, faint constellation representing a lizard
28. The biggest constellation, covering 1,303 square degrees of the sky, also the longest, stretching over 100 degrees
31. Small constellation representing a net or reticle
32. Constellation formerly part of the larger Argo Navis, starts with C.
33. This is the 8th zodiac sign, use the Latin name
35. This constellation needs eyesight good as its name to spot it due to it faint stars
37. Constellation representing a raven, associated with the myth of Apollo and carrying a cup
40. This constellation borders Norma and Triangulum Australe, known for its altar-like shape.
41. Constellation containing Betelgeuse and Rigel, prominent stars in the winter sky
42. Constellation representing a microscope
44. This is the 7th zodiac sign
45. This constellation comes first in alphabetical order
52. Constellation winding around Ursa Minor, often depicted as a dragon
53. This constellation starts with A and has a brightest star's visible magnitude of 0.76
56. Constellation representing an easel, located near Carina and Canopus
57. Smallest constellation in the Northern Hemisphere
59. An astronomical instrument, located near Leo and Hydra
60. This is the 3rd zodiac sign
61. Small constellation representing a fox, located near Cygnus and Sagitta
64. This constellation honors the invention of air pump
65. This is the 2nd zodiac sign
67. Constellation near the South Celestial Pole, containing the southern pole star, Sigma Octantis
71. Constellation representing a peacock, known for its bright stars and located near the Southern Celestial Pole
72. Constellation containing Polaris, the North Star
73. Constellation representing the Southern Fish
75. This is the 11th zodiac sign
77. Constellation containing Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Sun
79. Constellation representing a river, extending from Orion to the Southern Hemisphere and containing the star Achernar
80. This is the 5th zodiac sign
81. Constellation representing the winged horse, containing the Great Square of ______ asterism
83. Constellation representing a mythical hero, start with H
84. A legendary fire bird
85. Constellation containing Vega, one of the brightest stars in the night sky and a corner of the Summer Triangle

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1. In 1970, Steven Schmidt considered this constellation as the 14th zodiac sign
2. Constellation representing a hare
3. This is the 1st zodiac sign
5. Once considered the 13th zodiac sign
6. A unicorn located near Orion and Canis Major, containing several notable nebulae and star clusters
8. Constellation that rescued Andromeda
9. Constellation pointing to the South Celestial Pole, known for its dark nebula and active star formation
10. Representing a dolphin, bordering Pegasus
11. Constellation representing the sails of a ship, formerly part of Argo Navis
12. Constellation located near Eridanus and Reticulum, NOT representing a serpent
14. This constellation has a brightest star named Alpha Apodis
15. Constellation shaped like a 'W' or 'M,' easily recognizable in the night sky
17. unique for being divided into two parts by the constellation Ophiuchus
18. Small constellation located near Aquila and Vulpecula
20. Constellation near the South Celestial Pole, known for its unique T-Tauri stars and associated star formation
22. The only constellation starts with I
23. Constellation representing a mariner's compass, located near Puppis and Vela
24. Constellation containing Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky.
25. Constellation representing a Northern Crown, located near Boötes and Hercules
27. Southern constellation known for a bright globular cluster and part of the Small Magellanic Cloud
28. Constellation bordering the Small Magellanic Cloud, bordering, not containing.
29. Constellation representing a chisel, primarily visible in the Southern Hemisphere.
30. Representing a telescope, located near Sagittarius and Pavo
34. Constellation containing the Big Dipper asterism
36. Constellation located between Scorpius and Centaurus
38. The only constellation starts with N
39. A triangle located near Andromeda and Aries
43. This constellation is notable for its faint stars and located far from the galactic plane, starting with C.
46. Constellation representing a Southern Crown, located near Sagittarius and Scorpius
47. Constellation associated with the December solstice and containing the globular cluster M30
48. This is the 4th zodiac sign
49. Constellation bordering Cassiopeia and Draco
50. Constellation representing Table Mountain, located near the Large Magellanic Cloud and primarily visible in the Southern Hemisphere
51. Constellation representing a fly, located near Crux and Carina
54. The HUDF field contains an estimated 10,000 galaxies. In ground-based images, the patch of sky in which the galaxies reside is largely empty is located in this constellation, below Orion
55. Constellation containing Deneb, a bright star forming part of the Summer Triangle
58. This is the 9th zodiac sign
62. Small constellation located between Leo and Ursa Major
63. Flying fish, located near Carina and Pictor
66. Constellation representing the stern of a ship, formerly part of the larger Argo Navis constellation
68. Constellation representing a crane, located near Piscis Austrinus
69. Constellation containing the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way
70. This is the 6th zodiac sign
74. Small constellation named in honor of King John III Sobieski
76. Constellation representing the hunting dogs of Boötes, containing the Whirlpool Galaxy (M51)
78. Constellation bordering Cetus to the North and Phoenix to the South
82. Constellation containing Capella, one of the brightest stars in the night sky.

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3. good looking

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1. A direction

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3. Women picked long strands of this during the spaghetti harvest
7. The perimeter of a circle
9. Strongest muscle in the body
10. Hundreds of people gathered in Washington, DC to watch the fall of 100,00 of these colorful blocks
14. The word that describes animals who are active at night
15. The answer to a subtraction problem
16. To find the area of this shape, you can take half its base multiplied by its height
19. These are classified into categories 1 through 5 based on their sustained wind speed
20. This eight-limbed mollusk has three hearts
21. This color smoke tells everyone that a new pope has been chosen
22. Top number of a fraction
26. State where the Iditarod takes place
27. Cuttlefish are a master of this
29. The flower 51% of people buy for their loved ones
30. The only continent in all four hemispheres
36. The first ten amendments to the US Constitution
39. A fraction is called this when its top number is larger than its bottom number
42. UE’s class pet
43. The most common eye color
44. An animal that primarily eats plants
46. A person’s arm span is about equal to their ______
49. The smallest state in the United States
51. Moo Deng, a pygmy one of these, was known for her fun social media videos
54. The only letter that doesn’t appear in any US state name
56. It’s not a dinosaur! It’s a collection of words and their synonyms.
57. Baby Zombie riding on a chicken
58. This was known as “The Ship of Dreams”
61. The sun rises in this direction
62. The bottom-dwelling fish known as the sea robin uses its legs for walking and doing this to the sea floor in search for buried prey
63. Dia de los Muertos
64. Ms. Mindi and Ms. Lauren share this middle name
65. The sun sets in this direction
71. This is the national animal of Scotland
72. In this country, chocolate bunnies have been replaced by chocolate bilbies
76. The only planet to spin clockwise
77. Term for when the Moon transforms into an orangish-red color
80. Celebrated on November 11th and celebrates all American soldiers – both living and deceased
81. OK Go’s first hit video featured a routine on these
84. The World Marathon Challenge has runners racing across this many continents
85. The running of these animals takes place during Alaska’s Fur Rondy Festival
86. Women “attack” men with these stick during “Stick” Holi
88. He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn, and Og
89. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, etc…
91. 2025 is the year of this animal
92. Not just a breathing exercise, these are the two types of vascular tissues in plants that transport water and nutrients
94. Bennett, Gabriel, Peter, and Oliver are the members of this “band”
96. Branch of government the President belongs to
97. Most meteor shows originate from these
98. Another word for the drivers of sled dog teams

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1. New “supergiant” isopod species was named after him
2. Forget the mayo! This is what you get on your Chocolate Whopper instead
4. A new study found that Florida carpenter ants performed this to save other ants in their nest
5. You are correct. Also, a 90 degree angle.
6. This blimp turns a century old this June
8. Name of the civil rights activist who was arrested for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white man
11. Another name for Lunar New Year
12. Today most of the world’s jaguars live here
13. Ms. Mindi’s preferred leafy green
17. Around 70 million pounds of these are eaten on “The Fifth of May” in the US
18. The first genre we read for literature
22. A person, place, or thing
23. This holiday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ
24. Pesto, a baby king one of these, gained attention for being unusually large
25. Orb-weaver spiders copied the mating signals of these insects to catch more prey
28. The body’s largest organ
31. Term used to describe when an iceberg breaks off from a glacier
32. Earth’s highest peak
33. The number of sides to a quadrilateral
34. The Fifth of May
35. The House of Representatives and the Senate make up this
37. Opposites sides of a traditional die will always equal this number
38. Last day of school
40. The shape of our moon’s orbit
41. In Germany, this animal is considered lucky.
45. AI
47. Triskaidekaphobia is a fear of this number
48. Though this animal appears white, its skin is actually black, which helps them absorb more heat from the sun
50. Cardinals gather for this to elect a successor to the Pope
52. Fastest animal in the world
53. Bottom number of a fraction
54. Answer to a division problem
55. The only flying mammals
59. Commemorates US soldiers who died in war
60. The Jewish festival of lights
66. A week of festivities honoring African American culture and heritage
67. Have you seen this? What do you mean, no?! Why is everyone running?
68. In geometry, shapes are this if they have the same shape but different sizes
69. Number of children Ms. Lauren has
70. The name of MLK Jr’s most memorable speech
73. The largest river in the world
74. Gender of all four endangered tortoise hatchlings
75. For centuries, the world beneath the thick ice shelves of this continent remained one of Earth’s greatest unknowns
78. These are formed when carbon atoms are squeezed together under high-pressure deep underground
79. If you live above the Arctic Circle, there will be a day every year when the last one of these happens for the rest of the winter
82. On the last Monday in May, a competition in England has people racing down a steep hill to catch a big rolling wheel of this
83. Your favorite gym teacher celebrates his birthday during this month
87. What a whale’s tale is called. Also an unlikely occurrence or surprising piece of luck.
90. Winners drink this after they win the Indy 500
93. Be like Elsa
95. The hardest bone in the human body

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1. Its name means “the sails” in Latin.
4. It represents the toucan, a bird found in tropical and sub-tropical regions.
7. In mythology, it represents the cup of the Greek god Apollo.
8. It was named after the octant, a navigational instrument.
9. It represents the centaur, the half man, half horse creature in Greek mythology.
13. It represents the telescope.
18. Its name means “normal” in Latin (referring to a right angle) and it represents a level, a set square, a rule, or a carpenter’s square.
20. A small constellation located in the southern sky. Its name means “the altar” in Latin.
21. It is one of the brightest and best known constellations in the night sky. It lies on the celestial equator.
24. Its name means “the peacock” in Latin.
25. This constellation lies in the southern sky, to the south of Aquarius and Cetus.
27. Its name means “the goat” in Latin.
29. It is also known as the Swan constellation.
30. Its name means “the smaller lion”
31. Its name means “the triangle” in Latin.
32. It was named after the Queen Berenice II of Egypt.
33. It is the largest of the 88 constellations.
36. It represents the raven (or crow), Apollo’s sacred bird in Greek mythology.
37. Its name means “the arrow” in Latin.
39. Its name means “the dolphinfish” (Coryphaena hippurus) in Spanish.
41. The constellation’s original name was Columba Noachi, meaning “Noah’s dove,” after the biblical dove that informed Noah that the Great Flood was receding.
44. Its name means “the crane” in Latin.
47. The constellation represents the hunting dogs of Boötes the Herdsman, a neighboring constellation.
49. It represents the lyre of Orpheus, the musician and poet in Greek mythology who was killed by the Bacchantes.
50. Its name means “the southern fish” in Latin.
53. Its name means “bull” in Latin. The constellation is symbolized by the bull’s head, .
56. It means “the compass” in Latin, referring to the tool for drawing circles.
59. It is a small constellation that represents the bird of paradise.
61. Its name means “the greater dog” in Latin.
63. The constellation’s name means “the water-bearer” (or “cup-bearer”) in Latin.
64. This constellation is also known as “the lesser water snake,”
66. It is easily recognizable in the sky because of its distinctive W shape.
67. Its name means “the fly” in Latin.
68. It is the 65th constellation in size, occupying an area of 221 square degrees.
69. This constellation’s name means “the dragon” in Latin.
70. It was named after the mythical King Cepheus of Aethiopia.
72. Its name means “the twins” in Latin.
73. Major Its name means “the great bear,” or “the larger bear,” in Latin.
74. Its is the sixth largest constellation in the night sky,
76. Its name means “the shield” in Latin. It is the fifth smallest constellation in the sky.
77. It represents the lynx, and it is not usually associated with any myths.
79. It is the seventh largest constellation in the sky, occupying an area of 1121 square degrees.

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2. Its name means “the hare”
3. It is the fifth largest constellation in the sky,
5. Minor The constellation’s name means “the smaller bear,” or “the lesser bear,” in Latin.
6. It is located in the northern sky, between Cassiopeia’s W asterism and the Great Square of Pegasus.
8. Its name means “the serpent bearer” in Greek.
10. The constellation was created by the Dutch astronomer Petrus Plancius .
11. Australe Its name means “the southern triangle” in Latin.
12. It is one of the largest constellations in the sky.
14. Its name means “the smaller dog” or “lesser dog” in Latin.
15. It was named after the phoenix, the mythical bird that rises from its own ashes.
16. Its name means “the clock” in Latin.
17. Its name means “the serpent” in Latin.
19. Its name means “the reticle” or “small net” in Latin.
22. Its name means “the furnace”
23. Its name means “the southern crown” in Latin.
26. Its name comes from the Latin derivation of the Greek word for “giraffe.”
27. Its name means “the northern crown” in Latin.
28. It represents the microscope and is not associated with any myths.
29. It is the smallest of all 88 constellations.
30. It represents the lion and is usually associated with the Nemean lion in Greek mythology.
32. Its name is the Latin word for “the chisel.”
34. Its name is Latin for “painter,” but the constellation really represents the painter’s easel.
35. It was named after the hero Perseus in Greek mythology.
38. Its name means “the eagle” in Latin.
40. Its name means “the charioteer” in Latin.
42. Its name is an ancient Greek word for “the pump.”
43. It is one of the smallest constellations. It represents the flying fish
45. Also known as the Whale, it is one of the largest constellations in the sky.
46. It represents the dolphin sent by the sea god Poseidon to find Amphitrite, the Nereid he wanted to marry.
48. It represents the scorpion and is associated with the story of Orion in Greek mythology.
51. It represents the archer.
52. Its name means “the ram” in Latin.
54. Its name means “virgin” in Latin.
55. Its name means “the little fox” in Latin.
57. It is the faintest of the 12 zodiac constellations.
58. The constellation’s name means “the weighing scales” in Latin
60. Its name means “the lizard”
62. It lies in the southern hemisphere, between Centaurus and Scorpius. Its name means “the wolf” in Latin.
65. It name means “the unicorn” in Latin.
66. It is used to be part of the much larger constellation Argo Navis, along with the constellations Puppis (the stern) and Vela (the sails).
67. Its name means “the table” in Latin.
68. It lies between Aries constellation to the east and Aquarius to the west.
71. Its name means “little horse” or “foal” in Latin.
75. The constellation represents the Indian, referring to a native of either of Asia or the Americas at the time the constellation was created.
78. It represents the stern of a ship.

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4. fat heads who assume that television tells the truth
10. millions and millions
11. how to make nurses jump every time you sneeze
13. another word for blockhead
15. what the aardvark says when it eats ants
17. a high-flyer, as in “to do an icarus”
18. a measure of electricity equal to one joule per second
20. to make a stupid mistake
21. a four-letter word for truth serum
26. where they manufacture smells
27. splendid, close to perfect
28. the past, from the female point of view
29. a cool-sounding constellation
31. the white sparkles in skyrockets
32. a type of insect never found in Kevin’s pants
33. what Grim says when surprised
35. a French gangster
37. what we all were before plumbing was invented
39. a vegan
40. when you presume to assume
41. out of this world
45. millions of septillions
46. a joke made by a jock
48. the study of small families
49. small, irritating children, also known as rug rats
50. the study of icky foods, for instance fish
53. another word for Max and Kevin
55. one who hates books
56. the bang in a skyrocket
62. the opiate of the massives
64. covered with dandruff
66. a nervous cockroach
68. another word for earthling
71. a mighty dude called Max, saved his pal from bad attacks, then they conquered the world, with banner unfurled, and time left over for snacks
72. Max’s handwriting
73. adolescent eruption, not to be confused with teenage volcano
75. to expel hot air in the form of words
77. what Sherlock Holmes said to Dr Watson about where the food disappeared
79. an excellent idea
80. to defeat in battle, preferably with dragons
82. an adventure in which you have to use your imagination
85. a unit of measurement equal to 70 centimetres
86. cool, excellent, what the Fair Gwencalls “far-out”
87. TABLE where King Arthur passes out the snack food
88. what Webster invented, Kevin perfected
90. beaming up into books
93. a measure of energy equal to ten million ergs
94. shoes big enough to fit Maxwell Kane
95. what you do after you zig
96. a person who chases after windblown hats
97. the language of Jabba the Hut
99. a word used by people with small minds
101. billions of billions
105. loyalty with an “F”
106. a needlessly confusing word for needlessly confusing
107. how a camel blends into the desert
108. a big word for mechanical bird
110. fuel for humans, preferably so-called junk or UFO
112. amusingly athletic
115. an eighth-grade English class
116. all at once
119. what you do before you zag
122. MACHINE your imagination
123. ignorance is bliss
124. what Max sees when he dreams of architects
127. a source of knowledge, fun, and rude jokes
128. how the Fair Gwen talks when she’s nervous
129. more than a billion, less than a quintillion
130. King Arthur’s bravest knight
131. a muscle that improves with exercise
132. inventing with numbers
134. one-billionth of a second
135. another word for falling down
136. see under food; the study of the Unidentified Frying Objects
137. the zing in orange

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1. what matters to energy
2. the past, from the male point of view
3. a horse who makes a point
5. NITRATE the blue in a skyrocket
6. a sweet lady of light
7. a land far away in Maxwell’s basement
8. a seed you plant in your head
9. rhymes with bright and fight and right
12. a measure of energy equal to one dyne per centimetre
14. son of Lancelot, finder of the Holy Grail
16. a finger-powered computer
19. what you say to a moose when you want it to leave
22. Kevin when he knows he’s right
23. the good old days
24. boring conversation about the good old days
25. Grim’s word for nonsense
30. a place where weird-sounding musical instruments are kept in cages
34. a cool-sounding moon that orbits Saturn
36. an improbable, imperfect creature
38. a knight who saw the Holy Grail
42. any disgusting food, as in muciferous tapioca
43. what happens when you open a book
44. what you taste when you bite into an orange
47. a place that always lies over the next horizon
51. a gentleman of the old school, before they tore it down
52. maths with a rock-‘n’-rock beat
54. a mechanical entity, sometimes endowed with human characteristics
56. the womp in a skyrocket
57. a robotlike suit worn by knights of old
58. so exciting it makes you vibrate
59. the study of mysterious relatives
60. an emotional display to be avoided
61. a know-it-all
63. one who can sneeze a hot dog through his nose
65. the Fair Gwen’s word for “everything is cool”
67. a sword with magic powers
69. a toxic waste of time
70. unit of energy needed to move a gram one centimetre per second per second
74. more than enough, as in “quantic amounts of carrots”
76. the horizontal truth
78. Max’s shoe size
81. versification by the quantum mechanic means numberless sum
82. imaginary sums of impossible numbers
83. something that should be obscene, not smoked
84. talking on paper
89. education that tastes good
91. a four-letter word for Max in a bad mood
92. a unique method of whistling the “Star Trek” theme
98. another name for Blade
100. whatever you want more of
102. too hot to eat
103. the science of designing and building robots
104. a unit of measurement equal to 190 centimetres and still growing
109. sneaker perfume
111. more than a quadrillion, less than a septillion
113. where they keep the truth serum, and the magic carpets
114. a silly-looking creature that eats ants
117. a way to improve on the human condition
118. a thick, vicious liquid W
120. the meaner your face, the worse your demeanour
121. a Z in England
125. a human sauropod
126. a peculiar kind of story that’s often pretty gory
133. you have nothing to fear but maths itself

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2. A scot's favorite monster.
4. Named after a good vegetable, it's a tamborine.
7. Creepy toe drummer.
9. Its epic form is scaly and in the reveal trailer it was doing synchronized swimming.
10. 2nd wave on magical sanctum monster.
11. A platypus monster? PERRY THE PLATYPUS MONSTER!?
12. Speaks english in dawn of fire only, cyclops.
14. Asking a 3 letter question, a wublin.
16. Petrified wood is it's favorite outfit.
19. make a wish and blow it away, bird.
21. A ball of plants
23. a bird with a hole in its head.
24. this monster is nasty.
26. Taking teeth chattering to a whole new level
29. brr got the shivers innit?
30. You're preaching to the choir.
32. Allergies got this seasonal.
33. An acid trip with tentacles.
35. Who's a barnacle covered amphibian?
37. oops all mouth!
38. YIPPITY YAY YIPPITY YO!
39. The secret member of the pompom family
40. Which monster plays ddr?
45. Buy one denture get one free!
47. Whos the champion beatboxer?
48. Dual headed beer belly.
49. Like the movie Coco.
50. Probably the weirdest natural monster noise.
52. Which monster is the most studious?
54. Santa clause has seen bettr.
57. One eye, so its name cant be true!
58. The guitar is nothing to whatever else this monster's ambience is.
62. A ram with birds on it.
65. Has flutes on its back like a stegasaurus.
67. Now you're cooking with gas, stellar gas.
68. levitation from being chill (this monster has a space in the name, replace it with a dash)
69. A genre of music.
71. Like boskus's noise but better and more bubbly.
74. What an australian might say as a greeting.
75. Pink and Green pianist.
76. Dinosaur synth.
77. Some people thought it was a dead pladdie.
78. An ocarina.
81. like master oogway.
82. Who's asking to wake up the wublins?
83. a stack of asthma.
87. The most famous saint's monster.
88. 10 limbed percussionist.
90. Glaishur sung of this monster.
91. Blue lightbulb.
93. Jaws has two tongues?
95. The first monster you get.
97. An insect percussionist.
98. The main celestial
99. a handstanding bitcrushed amphibian.
100. Crystals and a third eye?
101. something you do with a guitar.
102. Its a unicorn!
103. Poseidons favorite celestial.
104. Von Beathoven
105. Ice skrillex.
107. Like a jawbreaker.
109. The last monster added to magical sanctum.
111. Flum Ox's weird cousin.
113. Head of a monster family.
115. Who wants to get down and funky?
116. Pride and Patriots.
119. A shelled crash, France would love this monster.
121. Fingers that bash their heads into a tree.
122. shift feller, its eyes must hurt from hi-hatting.
123. Who's the faux fire elemental?
124. Covered in tassels singer?
125. Screamo from an ent.
129. It ages into a second eye.
131. Most iconic 1x1 monster.
132. It needs 40 mammots to be summoned.
133. only sings in the last verse of magical sanctum.
135. Forgettable orange percussionist.
136. HUZZAHHH!!!!
138. A duo of monsters, a fire one.
139. This flower's seeds are a delicacy.
140. The last wublin.
141. rock dinosaur.
142. The best natural monster by far.
143. Smaller version of a colossal.
144. It's on space, light, amber, the continent, and cave island.

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1. Shuttlecock shaped monster.
3. Many armed drummer.
5. Hands hold it together.
6. Originally on magical sanctum its verse track was glitched.
8. The only single element monster to do both vocals and an instrument.
9. The first magical monster to receive a rare.
13. This monsters got not one mic but two??
15. what a silly trumpet insect.
17. Dubstep.
18. "oh you _____! you're such a kidder!" Percussionist.
20. a friendly bridge troll.
22. Whats under the mask? UNCOVERED NOT CLICKBAIT (Replace the space in this monster's name with a dash)
25. Whistler.
27. This bug got that thang on it, and by thang I mean drums.
28. Demented potbelly
31. After so many years ITS REAL AGAIN.
32. Man this piano is out of this world.
34. the worst seasonal
36. Basic bird.
41. It plays a decoration.
42. The best monster, I mean, who needs instruments with a neck like this?
43. From a game before msm.
44. Flowah's other half.
46. The vine's lightbulbs shine (Replace the space in this monster's name with a dash)
51. Cthulu got beats!
53. THE fire quint.
55. This tree's derooted!
56. Now that's a lightning bug, literally!
59. Bill and Teds signature instrument.
60. Happy Birthday MSM!
61. baby insect abuse.
63. Castle bass Pt 2!
64. It's eyes switched sockets??
66. A variety of fishcake popular in the United States. It is composed of crab meat and various other ingredients, such as bread crumbs, mayonnaise, mustard, eggs, and seasonings. It is then sautéed, baked, grilled, deep fried, or broiled. (credit to Wikipedia)
70. The first seasonal
72. YATTA YATTA YEAH!
73. Escapes from amber.
79. Screaming.
80. This bubblegum is explosive.
81. Is this actually the only elephant monster?
82. What happens when maw and toe jammer fuse?
84. The first magical monster released.
85. Now THAT'S a gut.
86. This monter imprisoned another monster, and we watch it in amusement.
89. Reversed table tennis.
91. Like if bowgart was aquatic.
92. Marvelous _____
94. season of love mascot.
96. Pheonix.
106. Doowah.
108. Its a gay pufferfish :D
110. As an adult, it has a tenhead. Percussionist.
112. "Totally groovy duuude."
113. A quade released on 2020-04-08.
114. contender for the most marketed monster.
117. one legged flower.
118. A sax player who lost tempo.
120. The only monster that hums (To my knowledge)
122. Homophone of kahoot.it
123. Big monster, little instrument.
126. Who sang head shoulders knees and toes wrong?
127. Glowing pink in this fae.
128. Rattley carnivore.
130. The most iconic magical sanctum monster (and the best one)
134. It's a space slug, per se.
137. Tongue bassist.

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4. The metro station at which we had our first kiss
7. The place where we had the best photo-shooting session
11. We made an epic reel on this song
13. And here, from today on, you are my _______.
16. The one thing you couldn't find, for many days, but finally were able to eat it
18. We love to eat ______ while laughing(think, you'll get it)
20. Sexy Times honey, Sexy Times
21. We will go to this. You also made a lovely drawing of us here back in 2023.
25. The movie you watched for me going through a lot of struggle
27. Your favourite flowers(later I found out, your reason for liking them was very random, love u)
29. A fruit that you can never have, cause you don't know game like me
30. You're my _____(Friends ball knowledge required)
35. The restaurant of our first date
37. The typa guy you re in love with, is he a....?
38. The restaurant which originally provoked us into cheap af dates
41. Always our constant meeting and dating spot
43. A hotel in Nanital that is on our bucket list
44. Our favourite metro station
47. The first film we watched together
49. The Pixar film whose sequel we always thought about watching together and ultimately did!!(The to-dos really turn into dones)
53. The cheesecake we love and adore
55. The very FIRST film you watched for me, love
56. Once upon a time, I helped you uncover this mystery
58. The cute place where we were able to make out in the washroom for the first time
59. The most beautiful, prettiest, adorablest girl in the world
60. AWESOME hot chocolate
61. A fruit I have a very awkward relationship with

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1. The show that is very special to us
2. The bhai who makes your favourite bhelpuri
3. The song to which we decided to dance long ago and then did dance(though it was anticlimactic, the real moment gonna come)
5. Our favourite quizzes, special to us historically speaking
6. A manga we read for a day
8. The first film we watched in the theatres and got naughty while watching(seriously, do you remember the film?)
9. A book series we have bonded over a lot
10. You're a goat at this game and you will definitely beat me if we play(lie)
12. The place where we had our very first night date
14. A place I'm associated with along with Bihar that happens to rhyme with it too (funny, right)
15. The only film that I've cried upon watching(Think!)
17. Aatreya doing this always cheers you up(it does, right?)
19. Our song, winks
22. The place I had food at for the first time since 4th grade with you
23. Our favourite makeout spot
24. The place where you learnt,lots of souls and lights
26. I love this film, very much
28. The name of the dog who became our best friend
31. Our favourite cartoon
32. The superhero whose film was the first we ever watched in the theatres
33. Our favourite cheesecake
34. A movie which made you cry for weeks and weeks on end
36. I ______ you. Ok, this is a bit easy but bear with me. I know I have not been the best and I know we have a lot of work to do still. But what I also see, at the same time, that we have come far and have now improved a ton over the past. We have gone past hurdles and come back from moments where many others would have given up. Because we love each other that much. And we are able to keep that fire alive, no matter what. That is our strength. If we are good, we are like a smooth sailing unicorn, and if we're going bad then we are like a phoenix, always rising from the ashes. I know I'm very stupid at times, but I'm your stupid boy. Keeping in line with something I said during our very first month(and indeed, it is the mantra that must never be forgotten), I say that love is a skill that must be learnt and cultivated. It is a language, a sign-system. In linguistics, there is the concept of a signifier and a signified. Signifier is the word, the sound, the logo and sign is the physical entity it refers to, and the signified is the mental concept it denotes. Very well, the linguists have taught, or really reminded us, that the concept of sugar doesn't taste sweet. Along similar lines, if we begin to think of love as a master code in itself,a sign-system, a language, then there are many interesting roads ahead in front of us. Then what is most important is that the signifier(my actions) must signify the feeling of love. Indeed, as one gets better at the language of love, you're able to play the code very well and signify the concept of love through the various acts of love, which indeed are only such insofar as they give that feeling to the receiver. I have a lot of work, and we are by no means perfect. But We are always getting better, and like we have we will make certain qualitative leaps in the future as well, and go beyond and beyond. I _____you the most. You're my everything.
39. The love of your life
40. We had a beautiful date here very recently
42. A hyped-up place where we won't have chicken again cause MID
45. The animal whose two penisues it was upon our genius to discover
46. We will be at their concert one day, trust
48. A food delivery service you happen to be connected to
50. The month during which we first started talking
51. A TV channel that we happened to bond over quite a bit back in the day
52. Your top favourite toothpaste queen 🙂
54. Your favourite cuisine
57. A place you famously thought was a state in itself instead of being in Rajasthan

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1. answer of the wordle on september eleventh 2023
3. a very expensive japanese steel used to make traditional katanas hint: also known as jewel steel
6. the rare earth metal used in the most powerful of magnets
8. what the Japanese pilots did in WWII
11. a body of land surrounded by water
14. an abnormal, persistent, irrational fear of failure
21. the capital of this country is Dili
25. racecar backwards
28. prejudiced against men
30. fall seven time stand up ______
32. the biggest trees
33. latin for wolf
34. what gets bigger the more you take out
37. the 25 of December
38. main character of iron blooded orphans
40. something that is implied to go along with something else as an integral part
44. a machine that plays a key role in transforming fluid or air energy into usable work or electricity. With a rotor system at its core, a turbine harnesses the rotational energy generated by the fluid to produce a wide range of applications.
45. the time at which something is most powerful or successful.
46. the largest desert in the world
49. a carbon based material with over 200 times the tensile strength of steel
52. the only primary color not on the american flag
55. global peace is a myth
56. a secret bar
57. live, love, _____
58. the greatest sniper in history
60. the most modern type of fencing
67. a lung disease caused by the inhaling of fine ash and sand dust (45 letters)
71. strong desire to achieve success
72. some answer can be found if you search what is in the _________
75. wolf ____
77. prejudiced against women
78. how to get time off of purgatory (pope Francis) / @pontifex (2023): follow me on ___________
79. the first number to make you touch you lips
82. global domination game
83. on the flag of the US
87. the second word in the pledge of allegiance
90. a black bird
91. secretary of __________; the most recently added secretary in the President's cabinet
92. writes book
93. McDonald's first name
95. messenger of God
96. own the territory of Easter island
99. yellow slightly radioactive fruit
100. yellow plant
102. the boys' in south parks 4th grade teacher
104. the dinosaur with the longest name
107. someone who reads
108. the biggest continent
111. you are a ___________
112. the oldest car brand
114. measure angles and length at the same time!
116. native Americans
117. taste the rainbow
119. ancient relative
121. main character from devil may cry
122. facts are
124. ends in death
126. what is always coming but never arrives
127. Hitler was a
128. Live in water, breed water, can't swim in water and can"t float
129. not the cure but can slow it down

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2. like sonar, but with lasers
3. Capital of Japan
4. ________ Allan Poe
5. who made the Pythagorean theorem
6. Never say ________
7. a dinosaur similar to T-Rex that lived in Madagascar
9. a type of tooth(vampire)
10. one of the only guaranteed things in life(except Dubai)
12. is more likely utopia
13. not allowed to be used in school
15. where are you
16. on vacation I am _____ from my work
17. mode of transportation
18. the third smallest country in the world
19. wrote necromancin dancin
20. how many core colors
22. if you are not objective you are
23. cylindrical object that holds oil
24. inventor of music in the bible
26. goes along with First Aid
27. a piece of alien technology designed by Azmuth and built by the combined efforts of him and his assistant Myaxx
29. HIV becomes _____
31. solid to gas without being a liquid
35. stars on the us flag
36. how many white
39. a ancient city of gold
41. shade not color
42. cal, gal ,in ,and oz
43. the second most popular color
47. a very thin-bladed sword
48. the main character of trigun
50. the sun is one of them
51. capital of China
53. I am a life long ________
54. a malleable alloy of the chemical elements numbered Zn and Cu
59. students should always have a
61. home to the biggest carnival
62. the fear of being chased by timber wolves around a kitchen table whilst wearing socks on a newly waxed floor
63. the only primary color not used on the page
64. blue hair girl (LOL)
65. north to the future
66. stalin was a
68. what comes before ten
69. a color starting with C between Blue and Green on the EM spectrum
70. eight eyes, hairy and annoying
72. seal in fench
73. tiny blue people(eileen)
74. the lost and then found Russian princess
76. red flower
80. the action of the throwing someone out the window
81. Mario's favorite pants
84. Irrational fear of specific objects or things
85. where you live at
86. the most famous fictional detective
88. dihydro-monoxide
89. in a way that is patently evident or certain; unquestionably; without doubt
94. many students prefer theses to pencils
97. He was a divisive figure at court, seen by some Russians as a mystic, visionary and prophet, and by others as a religious charlatan. The extent of his power reached an all-time high in 1915, when Nicholas left Saint Petersburg to oversee the Imperial Russian Army as it was engaged in the First World War.
98. Scotland national animal
101. the first capital of the world
103. honey, I'm sorry it was an _________
105. the first letter is a
106. creator of the omnitrix
109. another name for a cough drop
110. the number of stripes on the American flag
111. four legs in the morning, two legs in the day , and three in the night
112. a device used to place words on paper without human contact
113. what leaves in the fall and come in the Spring
115. the biggest country
118. the last name of ben 10
120. a percussion musical instrument
123. flying mammals
125. Isaac's nickname in angels of death

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3. The constellation represents the Indian, referring to a native of either of Asia or the Americas at the time the constellation was created.
7. It represents the dolphin sent by the sea god Poseidon to find Amphitrite, the Nereid he wanted to marry.
10. This constellation’s name means “the dragon” in Latin.
12. It name means “the unicorn” in Latin.
14. Its name means “the ram” in Latin.
16. Its name means “the table” in Latin.
18. Its name means “the triangle” in Latin.
20. It is one of the largest constellations in the sky.
22. It is a minor equatorial constellation which was introduced in 1687 by Johannes Hevelius.
25. Its name means “the smaller dog” or “lesser dog” in Latin.
26. The constellation’s original name was Columba Noachi, meaning “Noah’s dove,” after the biblical dove that informed Noah that the Great Flood was receding.
29. Its name means “the northern crown” in Latin.
31. It means “the compass” in Latin, referring to the tool for drawing circles.
32. Its name means “the southern fish” in Latin.
34. Its name means “the serpent” in Latin.
38. Its name means “the eagle” in Latin.
39. Its name means “the dolphinfish” (Coryphaena hippurus) in Spanish.
42. It lies in the southern hemisphere, between Centaurus and Scorpius. Its name means “the wolf” in Latin.
44. It is easily recognizable in the sky because of its distinctive W shape.
45. It represents the lyre of Orpheus, the musician and poet in Greek mythology who was killed by the Bacchantes.
46. It is a small constellation that represents the bird of paradise.
49. The constellation represents the hunting dogs of Boötes the Herdsman, a neighboring constellation.
50. The constellation’s name means “the weighing scales” in Latin
51. Its name means “the little fox” in Latin.
54. It represents the microscope and is not associated with any myths.
55. It represents the centaur, the half man, half horse creature in Greek mythology.
57. Also known as the Whale, it is one of the largest constellations in the sky.
59. Its name means “the peacock” in Latin.
60. It was named after the Queen Berenice II of Egypt.
61. It is one of the smallest constellations. It represents the flying fish
64. It represents the telescope.
67. Its name means “the great bear,” or “the larger bear,” in Latin.
69. Its name means “the shield” in Latin. It is the fifth smallest constellation in the sky.
70. It is the seventh largest constellation in the sky, occupying an area of 1121 square degrees.
73. Its is the sixth largest constellation in the night sky,
74. Its name means “the hare”
75. It represents the toucan, a bird found in tropical and sub-tropical regions.
76. It was named after the phoenix, the mythical bird that rises from its own ashes.
79. Its name means “the furnace”
81. Its name means “the arrow” in Latin.
82. It represents the raven (or crow), Apollo’s sacred bird in Greek mythology.
83. Its name means “virgin” in Latin.
84. Its name means “bull” in Latin. The constellation is symbolized by the bull’s head .

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1. This constellation is also known as “the lesser water snake,”
2. This constellation lies in the southern sky, to the south of Aquarius and Cetus.
4. It is the largest of the 88 constellations.
5. It is located in the northern sky, between Cassiopeia’s W asterism and the Great Square of Pegasus.
6. It is the 65th constellation in size, occupying an area of 221 square degrees.
8. It is used to be part of the much larger constellation Argo Navis, along with the constellations Puppis (the stern) and Vela (the sails).
9. It lies between Aries constellation to the east and Aquarius to the west.
11. The constellation was created by the Dutch astronomer Petrus Plancius .
13. Its name means “the clock” in Latin.
15. Its name means “the smaller lion”
17. Its name comes from the Latin derivation of the Greek word for “giraffe.”
19. The constellation’s name means “the smaller bear,” or “the lesser bear,” in Latin.
21. It was named after the octant, a navigational instrument.
23. It represents the scorpion and is associated with the story of Orion in Greek mythology.
24. Its name means “the southern crown” in Latin.
27. Its name means “the twins” in Latin.
28. Its name means “the serpent bearer” in Greek.
30. Its name means “the southern triangle” in Latin.
33. It is also known as the Swan constellation.
35. Its name is Latin for “painter,” but the constellation really represents the painter’s easel.
36. Its name means “normal” in Latin (referring to a right angle) and it represents a level, a set square, a rule, or a carpenter’s square.
37. It represents the archer.
40. Its name means “the goat” in Latin.
41. Its name means “little horse” or “foal” in Latin.
43. Its name means “the greater dog” in Latin.
46. A small constellation located in the southern sky. Its name means “the altar” in Latin.
47. It represents the stern of a ship.
48. It is the fifth largest constellation in the sky,
52. It represents the lion and is usually associated with the Nemean lion in Greek mythology.
53. Its name means “the reticle” or “small net” in Latin.
56. It is the faintest of the 12 zodiac constellations.
57. It is the smallest of all 88 constellations.
58. Its name means “the crane” in Latin.
60. Its name is the Latin word for “the chisel.”
61. Its name means “the sails” in Latin.
62. It represents the lynx, and it is not usually associated with any myths.
63. Its name means “the fly” in Latin.
65. Its name means “the lizard”
66. It was named after the hero Perseus in Greek mythology.
68. The constellation’s name means “the water-bearer” (or “cup-bearer”) in Latin.
71. Its name means “the charioteer” in Latin.
72. It was named after the mythical King Cepheus of Aethiopia.
77. Its name is an ancient Greek word for “the pump.”
78. In mythology, it represents the cup of the Greek god Apollo.
80. It is one of the brightest and best known constellations in the night sky. It lies on the celestial equator.

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3. The count of nations that have left their mark on your journey.
6. The car that was a no-go for your dad, despite its reputation for reliability.
7. The dynamic duo who sprinkled petals and stole the show at your wedding, with 79 down.
10. The game that turns random letters into genius-worthy creations?
13. You got the degree, but never typed out a case.
14. A favorite sport, once played with passion, now left to the pros.
18. A radiant bloom that’s as warm and welcoming as you are.
19. Saint of nativity?
20. See 40 across.
23. A tennis icon who’s not just a legend, but a birthday twin.
24. An inflamed excuse to cut a vacation short?
26. Charles or Ezra.
28. The stitchless sibling of quilting.
31. An udderly creative masterpiece that won an award?
32. Where the croissants are warm, the sights are timeless, and you can’t help but return.
33. Place in Kentucky also known as “Quilt City”.
38. Where you might go for a swim before 9 down.
40. Two colleagues who made the daily grind shine, with 20 across.
42. A game you might ask your parents permission to play?
44. Where Basel locals and visitors alike enjoy a peaceful river drift.
45. The virtual space that brought your family together when physical distance was a must.
46. It’s liable to blow up when visiting Oxford?
47. The school where you sharpened your skills, with a knight's honor.
50. Your first paycheck, earned through toys and tantrums.
51. See 68 across.
56. Historic market town north of Oxford.
58. The endless chore you hate that never seems to stay done.
61. An alternative to 54 down.
63. A Portuguese beach town where holiday memories shine as bright as the sun.
64. Surely, your neighbor deserves a spot in this puzzle?
68. The store that stitches together everyone's needs? With 51 across.
71. First-home street named after a famous Scarlet writer.
72. See 8 down.
73. The beach where the water was always just right for a family swim.
74. Most likely place to find Carol at 6:30am.
76. A caffeinated indulgence with a crunchy twist, served ice cold.
77. A patchwork of talent and tradition near the iconic Palisades (abbr.).
78. Friend of Ron and Gary.
80. See 85 down.
83. The local shop in Yonkers where childhood memories were made, and treats were a must.
84. Heirloom treat with a nutty twist?
88. Majestic cliffs, towering trees, and one memorable 180-degree view?
90. Saint of education?
91. Instrument of choice for a jazzy fellow?
93. Many a Friday night dinner.
94. The first overseas town you explored, where family welcomed you across the pond.

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1. Obsession that keeps Anthony and Leo on the right track?
2. Mercury craft perfect for shuttling kids—but not to space?
4. A candidate who is a beacon of judicial ethics (if the light's flickering).
5. The educator whose lessons stayed with you long after graduation.
7. A unique minced oath of yours.
8. A breakfast that's practically waiting for you when you wake up, with 72 across.
9. Where you might eat after 38 across.
11. Friend of a spider and a ghost?
12. A mysterious path where the ocean meets the trees, and your parents found their slice of peace.
15. Beloved bard of the preschool set.
16. His tragic fate tied your birthdate to a nation’s sorrow.
17. Goes well with 65 down.
20. Song that sparked the start of a lifetime together.
21. The tour where you were part of a family reunion—Jackson style?
22. The Arizona town that tempted you with red rocks and a slower pace.
23. The place where Friday nights meant gliding on ice with friends.
25. A favorite writer, known for crafting unforgettable, emotionally charged tales.
27. The highest possible single-turn score in this game is 1778.
29. It breached the waves while you breached the bag.
30. Half a century, and apparently worth surprising you about.
32. An animal that might oink its way into the house—and Anthony’s nightmares!
34. The camp where Trisha earned badges and you earned lifelong memories—leading a troop through campfires and beyond.
35. Number of presidents you have seen in your lifetime.
36. Saint of matrimony?
37. Where it happened, both as a kid and on Broadway?
39. Not quite Grandma, but just as grand?
41. Sticky situation for your sweet tooth?
43. The duo who gave your children their first bite of Italian flavors and garlic, with 69 down.
48. Where the shelves are full of stories, and the calendar is packed with events.
49. Your zodiac path: guided by the bow and arrow, and a thirst for discovery.
52. A place where your dad turned raw into refined.
53. The storyteller who introduced Anthony to the thrills of bear hunting, one page at a time.
54. Where you’ll find tranquility on foot, but the water’s not for swimming.
55. One of your oldest pals, from childhood mischief to current adventures.
57. Ingredients of an eponymous breakfast (abbr.).
59. Legendary beast that shares its name with a legendary meeting spot from your life.
60. The fierce feline mascot that symbolizes speed and strength, much like Trisha’s swim prowess.
61. The gathering spot where cards were shuffled, and pucks were pushed, all in good fun.
62. Worst actor award.
65. The slice of life reserved for Friday evenings.
66. Ski slopes where gourds might feel at home?
67. Alternative to 93 across.
69. See 43 down.
70. Used for fine art, fine dining, and now, fine-tuning your mobility.
75. A shopping spot known for stellar snacks?
79. See 7 across.
80. The ultimate retirement paradise—if you’re into alligators, theme parks, and humidity.
81. A place to toast with wine and apples.
82. Third in a triplet with Eiger and Mönch.
85. Two who never miss a stroll, with 80 across.
86. The reigning king of crosswords?
87. Where outdoor fun with Anthony and Leo is just a book’s throw away.
89. What the river left behind as a souvenir in your swimsuit.
92. On this street, your legal career started and the right to remain silent was exercised often.

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4. The seductive, highly competitive star performer who views the player as a prize.
5. A decorated Easter egg Toon who tracks down items with a shell radar.
9. Toy factory terror.
11. The investigative magnifying glass Toon who excels at gathering research data.
13. A holiday gingerbread cookie Toon who decorates with peppermint holiday icing.
14. An artistic paintbrush Toon equipped with a colorful set of crayons
22. The creative, artistic unicorn member of the Smiling Critters who loves painting.
23. The high-tech retro television Main Character who commands the room via remote control.
24. The long, caterpillar-dog hybrid who stalks players during Statues.
25. An elegant, classy teapot Toon who cleans up the lobby with a feather duster.
27. The speedy flashlight cat Toon who loves putting on white mime face makeup.
28. A narcissistic hand mirror Toon who can't stop staring into vanity mirrors.
29. A festive piñata Toon who loves celebrating with explosive party poppers.
32. A holiday reindeer Toon who signals the season with a wooden toy train whistle.
33. A spooky Halloween pumpkin head Toon who trades with autumn penny tokens.
34. An aquatic fishbowl Toon who navigates the facility with a classic wooden fishing rod.
40. The cheerful, pink piglet member of the Smiling Critters who loves eating food.
43. A neat tissue box Toon who fixes machinery using a heavy utility wrench.
44. A half-cat, half-bee hybrid toy made on the factory assembly line.
45. The conjoined twin theater masks representing comedy and tragedy.
46. The constantly angry, headless shrimp who starts the match with terrible base stats.
47. The text abbreviation representing you, the reader or protagonist in fanfictions and horror scenarios.
48. An Easter holiday chocolate bunny Toon who uses a sweet sprinkle shaker.
49. Competitions that require players, boards, or controllers.
50. The massive, fuzzy blue mascot with long limbs and razor-sharp teeth.
52. A spooky ribbon Toon themed around a needle and thread sewing kit.
53. A small, green dancing toy robot built for entertainment.
55. A cloud-breathing creature variant that creates thick smoke screens.
58. The fragmented, ruler-wielding school teacher who stalks the hallways of Playcare.
59. The cautious, musical music box starter Toon wearing a blue bandana
60. An Easter main character bunny Toon who carries a rare silver medallion.
61. The loving, bright red teddy bear member of the Smiling Critters.
65. A predatory, shark-inspired toy creature hidden in the deep aquatic zones.
68. A holiday event character who is literally just a simple lump of black carbon.
69. A friendly ghost Toon who amplifies her spectral voice using a megaphone
70. Musical compositions with lyrics.
72. The mysterious child's voice on the phone guiding you safely through Playcare.
73. A playful balloon Toon who breaks the silence with a loud clown party horn.
74. The regular pastry chef Toon who keeps things sweet with baking charms.
77. Completely abandoned or deserted.
78. The massive, heavy red brontosaurus dinosaur toy featured heavily in posters.
79. The tragic circus star whose dark history drives the plot forward.
80. The eerie staff member standing at the entrance handing out pink and black passes.
81. A sweet flower-like toy character meant for younger audiences.
84. A reptilian swamp creature toy hidden deep within the factory lore.
85. A festive Christmas tree ornament Toon wrapped in tangled holiday lights.
86. A spring-loaded box predator that ambushes players as a living jack-in-the-box.
87. The loyal, canine leader of the Smiling Critters who suffered a tragic fate.

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1. The energetic, green rabbit member of the Smiling Critters who loves jumping.
2. The defensive seashell Main Character who keeps a private, locked diary.
3. The chaotic, unpredictable trickster who plays mind games inside the circus tent.
6. The strawberry chef Main Character who whips up healthy culinary dishes.
7. A bizarre carnival sideshow performance.
8. The cold, calculating corporate scientist known as "The Doctor."
10. The silent, melancholic yandere clown who is completely obsessed with the player.
12. A multi-colored, bowler-hat-wearing protector who tragically breaks into a monster.
15. A prehistoric reptilian creature with teeth made entirely of musical piano keys.
16. An Easter kite Toon capable of manipulating high winds with special chopsticks.
17. The dark purple, sleepy feline leader of the Smiling Critters who breathes red gas.
18. The primary flower shopkeeper NPC who owns the main lobby store.
19. The highly intelligent, blue elephant member of the Smiling Critters.
20. A rabid, frightening creature variant designed to scare players.
21. An ink-splattered regular Toon that leaves a trail of messy creative fluids behind.
26. The visionary, heartbroken founder of the entire Playtime Co. toy factory.
30. The mysterious Experiment 1006 who builds a massive body from old metal scraps.
31. The cool, skateboarding yellow bird member of the Smiling Critters.
35. A long-tongued monstrous variant from the deep prototype archives.
36. The book-smart study lamp who gives off light and carries a spare bulb.
37. The energetic pet rock Main Character who acts as a supreme distractor.
38. The skin-shop owner NPC who also doubles as a deadly Lethal Twisted monster.
39. A creative paper-craft cat Toon who loves playing with toy kits.
40. A mysterious crow or raven-styled character tied to dark lore secrets.
41. A bright blue toy feline designed to lick sweet candy treats.
42. Roblox survival horror game featuring "Toons" and "Ichor."
51. A fluffy, stuffed toy craft Toon who loves making woven friendship bracelet.
54. The medical figure conducting strange procedures behind the circus scenes.
56. The friendly, bright pink counterpart to Huggy who actively helps the player.
57. A tiny bookworm Toon who takes pride in comfort prizes and participation awards.
60. The musical, yellow birthday rabbit who crashes cymbals above the musical memory game.
62. A sheep monster belonging to the dark Nightmare Critters toy line.
63. A gachapon machine Toon who rewards high scores with a lucky prize coin.
64. A Halloween ghost boombox Toon who loves pulling classic snake-in-a-can pranks.
66. The sleepy space capsule Main Character who loves a good nap.
67. A Halloween sun and moon dial Toon that carries a soft celestial plushi.
71. The stretchy, elastic pink plastic spider-like toy from the Game Station.
75. The full, official title for the central protagonist you control throughout the entire game.
76. A butterfly Toon who saves her favorite memories inside a sticker-covered scrapbook.
82. A gentle, nightmare-turned-friend creature covered in thick strands of yarn.
83. The bright pink ribbon starter Toon known for her energetic speed boosts.

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2. I work in scheduling and my last name begins with a S. Who am I?
6. My favorite movies are comedies and I miss riding my mini bike from when I was litte. Who am I?
7. I have met Jim King and if I could have a super power I would want super speed like Flash. Who am I?
10. I have met Jenny Finch, snakes and spiders aren't my thing, Riverdale is my favorite TV show and hanging with my babies and playing softball are my favorite things to do outside of work. Who am I?
14. I work in pre-access for the QC, I mainly work the Rock Island que and my last name begins with a B. Who am I?
15. My favorite place to visit is the summer cabin in Wisconsin, if I could go anywhere I would want to go to England and my favorite TV show is Empire. Who am I?
16. The dark is something that scares me, my favorite actor is Gerard Butler, my favorite non-work related item on my desk is my unicorn beanie baby, and I just bought a house (yay! congratulations!). Who am I?
17. My favorite cereal is Waffle Crisp, my favorite non-work related item on my desk is my candy jar, and I have met Hill Harper. Who am I?
19. I work in scheduling, I am newer to this department, and my last name begins with a H. Who am I?
21. I work in scheduling, I have the same first name as someone who used to work in scheduling, and my last name begins with a W. Who am I?
25. I have a cat named Gomez after Gomez in the Adams Family, my favorite cereal is Fruity Pebbles and my favorite movie is Clueless. Who am I?
26. I have 2 mini doxies named Annabelle and Sadie, and my favorite sweet treat is ice cream. Who am I?
27. My favorite place to visit is my bed, my favorite actor is Chris Hemsworth (total shocker), and I have 5 cats (I may or may not become a crazy cat lady). Who am I?
30. I love all cereal especially fruit loops with marshmallows, Step Brothers is my favorite movie "Did we just become best friends?! YEPP!", and I have 2 guinea pigs named Olaf and Teddy. Who am I?
31. I have worked with UPH for 18 years, my favorite actor is Jack Black and I have met Allison Sweeney. Who am I?
32. I am terrified of clowns, my favorite movie genre is scary/thriller, if I could go anywhere I would want to go to Ireland, and my favorite TV show is Criminal Minds (no I did not watch the episode where there was a killer clown). Who am I?
34. I am scared of mice, my favorite sweet treat is chocolate and my favorite TV show is Criminal Minds. Who am I?
36. I work in scheduling and my last name begins with a P. Who am I?

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1. My favorite place to visit is Colorado Springs, drowning is something that scares me, and I love any sweet treat with caramel. Who am I?
2. I work in scheduling, and my last name begins with a W. Who am I?
3. If I could have any super power I would want unlimited knowledge, I have met David Robinson, uncertainty is something that scares me and I have been told I can no longer be president. Who am I?
4. Golden Grahams are my favorite cereal, if I could go anywhere I would like to go to Sweeden, and my favorite thing to do outside of work is crafting. Who am I?
5. My favorite non-work related item on my desk is my fidget spinners, I am not fond of driving over or under bridges and I have met Huey Lewis. Who am I?
8. I work in scheduling and my last name begins with a C. Who am I?
9. I work pre-access in Muscatine and my last name begins with a G. Who am I?
11. Donner Lake is one of my favorite places to visit, I did not get to meet him but I did get to see President Kennedy in his car leaving the white house and I have worked for UPH for 15 years. Who am I?
12. My favorite movie is the sixth sense, I love to visit Pakistan, I miss playing on streets from when I was little (this sounds a little dangerous!), and my favorite actor is Bruce Willis. Who am I?
13. One of my favorite things to do when I am off is to go for a walk and my favorite actress's are Sandra Bullock and Sara Jessica Parker. Who am I?
18. I am scared of creepy crawly things, I have a labradoodle named Max and if I could go anywhere I would like to go on an African Safari. Who am I?
20. I work pre-access part time for the QC and my last name begins with a G. Who am I?
22. If I could have any super power I would want to be able to travel back in time and the pictures of my grandbabies are my favorite non-work related item on my desk. Who am I?
23. Las Vegas is my favorite place to visit, I have a cat named One Eye, and my favorite non-related item on my desk is my pig mug. Who am I?
24. One of my favorite movies is Pitch Perfect, I miss not having to pay bills when I was little and if I could go anywhere in the world I want to go to the Maldives Islands. Who am I?
28. My favorite actor is Mark Whalburg, my daughter being out of the country scares me, my daughter recently told my I need to get a life, and my favorite cereal is Raisin Bran. Who am I?
29. I have met over 50 famous people, if I could have any super power I would want to be able to read minds and I miss summer breaks from when I was little. Who am I?
33. I work pre-access for Cedar Rapids and my last name begins with a H. Who am I?
35. Cream of wheat is my favorite cereal, dark chocolate with ginger and berries is my favorite sweet treat, and I have a dog named Zippy. Who am I?

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3. The constellation represents the Indian, referring to a native of either of Asia or the Americas at the time the constellation was created.
7. It represents the dolphin sent by the sea god Poseidon to find Amphitrite, the Nereid he wanted to marry.
10. This constellation’s name means “the dragon” in Latin.
12. It name means “the unicorn” in Latin.
14. Its name means “the ram” in Latin.
16. Its name means “the table” in Latin.
18. Its name means “the triangle” in Latin.
20. It is one of the largest constellations in the sky.
22. It is a minor equatorial constellation which was introduced in 1687 by Johannes Hevelius.
25. Its name means “the smaller dog” or “lesser dog” in Latin.
26. The constellation’s original name was Columba Noachi, meaning “Noah’s dove,” after the biblical dove that informed Noah that the Great Flood was receding.
29. Its name means “the northern crown” in Latin.
31. It means “the compass” in Latin, referring to the tool for drawing circles.
32. Its name means “the southern fish” in Latin.
34. Its name means “the serpent” in Latin.
38. Its name means “the eagle” in Latin.
39. Its name means “the dolphinfish” (Coryphaena hippurus) in Spanish.
42. It lies in the southern hemisphere, between Centaurus and Scorpius. Its name means “the wolf” in Latin.
44. It is easily recognizable in the sky because of its distinctive W shape.
45. It represents the lyre of Orpheus, the musician and poet in Greek mythology who was killed by the Bacchantes.
46. It is a small constellation that represents the bird of paradise.
49. The constellation represents the hunting dogs of Boötes the Herdsman, a neighboring constellation.
50. The constellation’s name means “the weighing scales” in Latin
51. Its name means “the little fox” in Latin.
54. It represents the microscope and is not associated with any myths.
55. It represents the centaur, the half man, half horse creature in Greek mythology.
57. Also known as the Whale, it is one of the largest constellations in the sky.
59. Its name means “the peacock” in Latin.
60. It was named after the Queen Berenice II of Egypt.
61. It is one of the smallest constellations. It represents the flying fish
64. It represents the telescope.
67. Its name means “the great bear,” or “the larger bear,” in Latin.
69. Its name means “the shield” in Latin. It is the fifth smallest constellation in the sky.
70. It is the seventh largest constellation in the sky, occupying an area of 1121 square degrees.
73. Its is the sixth largest constellation in the night sky,
74. Its name means “the hare”
75. It represents the toucan, a bird found in tropical and sub-tropical regions.
76. It was named after the phoenix, the mythical bird that rises from its own ashes.
79. Its name means “the furnace”
81. Its name means “the arrow” in Latin.
82. It represents the raven (or crow), Apollo’s sacred bird in Greek mythology.
83. Its name means “virgin” in Latin.
84. Its name means “bull” in Latin. The constellation is symbolized by the bull’s head .

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1. This constellation is also known as “the lesser water snake,”
2. This constellation lies in the southern sky, to the south of Aquarius and Cetus.
4. It is the largest of the 88 constellations.
5. It is located in the northern sky, between Cassiopeia’s W asterism and the Great Square of Pegasus.
6. It is the 65th constellation in size, occupying an area of 221 square degrees.
8. It is used to be part of the much larger constellation Argo Navis, along with the constellations Puppis (the stern) and Vela (the sails).
9. It lies between Aries constellation to the east and Aquarius to the west.
11. The constellation was created by the Dutch astronomer Petrus Plancius .
13. Its name means “the clock” in Latin.
15. Its name means “the smaller lion”
17. Its name comes from the Latin derivation of the Greek word for “giraffe.”
19. The constellation’s name means “the smaller bear,” or “the lesser bear,” in Latin.
21. It was named after the octant, a navigational instrument.
23. It represents the scorpion and is associated with the story of Orion in Greek mythology.
24. Its name means “the southern crown” in Latin.
27. Its name means “the twins” in Latin.
28. Its name means “the serpent bearer” in Greek.
30. Its name means “the southern triangle” in Latin.
33. It is also known as the Swan constellation.
35. Its name is Latin for “painter,” but the constellation really represents the painter’s easel.
36. Its name means “normal” in Latin (referring to a right angle) and it represents a level, a set square, a rule, or a carpenter’s square.
37. It represents the archer.
40. Its name means “the goat” in Latin.
41. Its name means “little horse” or “foal” in Latin.
43. Its name means “the greater dog” in Latin.
46. A small constellation located in the southern sky. Its name means “the altar” in Latin.
47. It represents the stern of a ship.
48. It is the fifth largest constellation in the sky,
52. It represents the lion and is usually associated with the Nemean lion in Greek mythology.
53. Its name means “the reticle” or “small net” in Latin.
56. It is the faintest of the 12 zodiac constellations.
57. It is the smallest of all 88 constellations.
58. Its name means “the crane” in Latin.
60. Its name is the Latin word for “the chisel.”
61. Its name means “the sails” in Latin.
62. It represents the lynx, and it is not usually associated with any myths.
63. Its name means “the fly” in Latin.
65. Its name means “the lizard”
66. It was named after the hero Perseus in Greek mythology.
68. The constellation’s name means “the water-bearer” (or “cup-bearer”) in Latin.
71. Its name means “the charioteer” in Latin.
72. It was named after the mythical King Cepheus of Aethiopia.
77. Its name is an ancient Greek word for “the pump.”
78. In mythology, it represents the cup of the Greek god Apollo.
80. It is one of the brightest and best known constellations in the night sky. It lies on the celestial equator.

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5. Family whose house resembles a rook chess piece
6. Character killed by Molly Weasley
7. Hermione's patronus
9. Vomit-inducing yet instantaneous method of traveling for wizards
15. Creature that possessed the body of Bathilda Bagshot
17. Student who Professor Trelawney suggested could be a Seer someday
20. Person without Muggle blood in their heritage
21. Last name of the characters rumored to be the Three Brothers
22. Minister of Magic who awarded himself the honor of the Order of Merlin
24. Character who said “Greatness inspires envy, envy engenders spite, spite spawns lies.”
25. First name of Harry's first professor of Dark Arts
27. “I open at the _____”
29. Fred’s brother whom he reconciled with before his death
30. Character who turned a knife into a paper airplane
32. Shredded skin ingredient of polyjuice potion
34. Character petrified by the basilisk after seeing its reflection in a puddle
35. Horcrux destroyer found in the Lestrange bank vault
37. Character petrified from seeing the basilisk’s reflection in a mirror
38. Family who owned the locket which become a Horcrux
41. First name of the only Welsh Hogwarts house founder
42. Who Harry inherited from Sirius' will
45. Pet of Hermione
46. Slytherin Quidditch Seeker in the 1970s who later became a Death Eater
49. Mother of Lily Luna
51. Spell used against Dementors
52. Narcissa’s maiden name
58. Class that teaches how to change what an object does
59. Place where Snape killed Dumbledore
61. Wizard that Dumbledore defeated in a duel who he previously had a blood pact with
62. Caretaker who was in charge of recognizing Dark objects that were brought into Hogwarts
67. Squib character who lived on Privet Drive
68. Country which served as the location for the Weasley family holiday
69. Character who is one-quarter veela
71. Buried on the grounds of Shell Cottage
72. Animal whose blood will elongate your life if drank
75. The only Death Eater able to perform a Patronus charm
76. Wizard/witch such as Tonks who can change their appearance at will
77. Person who is able to speak to serpents
79. Spoken words to initiate the Unlocking Charm
82. Captain of the Hufflepuff Quidditch team
84. Curse used by the Order of the Phoenix to shatter the prophecies
85. “Weasley is our ______!”
86. The only pureblood out of the Golden Trio
88. Potion that forces the drinker to tell the truth
94. Chess piece chosen by Ron for him to play during the Chessboard Chamber
96. Full name of the wizard who claimed he was under the Imperious Curse when Voldemort was defeated
100. Animal whose tail hair makes up the core of the Elder Wand
102. Stone present in the necklace that cursed Katie Bell
105. Slughorn’s relationship with his Uncle Tiberius led him into the Slug Club
107. Sister who Petunia refused to make a bridesmaid
108. Character who said “Every human life is worth the same, and worth saving.”
111. Mother of Tom Riddle
112. Building containing 142 staircases
114. Prank spell used by Ginny on Draco Malfoy
115. Last name of Lavender Brown's Yule Ball date
116. Bully of Severus Snape while they were at Hogwarts
117. Term for students who took more than 5 minutes to sort

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1. Mascot of Cho Chang's favorite Quidditch team
2. Tool used to travel back into the past
3. Professor who predicted that she would lose her voice due to the flu in the upcoming February
4. Silver coins
8. Minister of Magic who held office while under the Imperius curse
10. Method of sending mail in the wizarding world
11. Scottish wizard who played Quidditch for Puddlemere United after leaving Hogwarts
12. Middle name of Dolores Umbridge
13. Newspaper that took in false information for controversial articles from sources such as Pansy Parkinson
14. Place where Ron spoke Parseltongue
16. Plant with tentacles that strangle or constrain
18. Breaker of the Vanishing Cabinet
19. Animal whose heartstrings have been used to make wands
23. Dumbledore’s pet whose tears have healing properties
26. Animal given to Ron from Sirius
28. Character who was strangled to death by his own hand
30. Model car owned by the Weasley family
31. mirror that shows ones greatest desires
33. Harry Potter’s birthplace
34. State where the American magical school Ilvermorney is located
36. House Elf addicted to Butterbeer
39. Birth month of Professor McGonagall
40. Character who was an alumnus of Smeltings Academy
43. Position in Quidditch similar to a goalie in football
44. Character who said “We teachers are rather good at magic, you know.”
47. Childhood home of Snape
48. Author of Harry Potter’s biography written after the Battle of Hogwarts
50. Another name for the “King of Serpents”
53. Character who, besides Harry, also fit the description of the prophecy
54. Repairs broken eyeglasses
55. Quidditch position played by Dean Thomas
56. Character who names their daughter Roxanne
57. Newspaper commonly seen with Luna
60. Once a student of Ravenclaw, now a ghost
63. Ginny's pet Arnold that she got from the joke shop
64. Quidditch position held by both Crabbe and Goyle
65. Swedish dragon fought by Cedric
66. Mentor of Lily Evans when she was a student
70. Character who lit their dorm curtains on fire
73. Character falsely reported as being involved in a love triange with Hermione/Viktor Krum
74. Student framed by Tom Riddle for killing muggle-born student with his Acromantula
78. Creator of the sorcerer's stone
80. Founder of Ravenclaw House
81. Inn in Hogsmeade that served as the original location of Dumbledore’s Army
83. First name of a Muggle-born student who followed Harry around with a camera
87. Student head of house position held by characters like Hannah Abbott
89. Pub located in Hogsmeade
90. Document that shows Hogwarts along with the people in it
91. Son of Draco Malfoy
92. Character who marries the grandson of Newt Scamander
93. Wood that Harry’s wand is made out of
95. Spell Lockheart puts upon himself
97. Candy that comes in packages with a magical trading card
98. Place where Harry found Gryffindor’s Sword
99. House whose common room is located in the basement near the kitchens
101. Character who discovered Hagrid keeping an illegal pet on the grounds
103. First prisoner known to escape from Azkaban
104. Sirirus’ name when in his Animagus form
106. Character who stole the R.A.B. locket from Grimmauld Place
109. Class taught by Professor Sprout
110. Nickname of the father-son duo, one of whom is the Head of the Department of International Magical Cooperation
111. Alter ego name of Professor Lupin
113. Patronus of Arthur Weasley

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4. conversations in a book, play, film/movie, etc (n.)
6. a straight thin stick used by people who perform magic or magic stick (n.)
8. very unkind and cruel, and deliberately behaving in a way that is likely to harm someone hurt his/her feelings (adj.)
9. the circumstances or past events that explain why is how it is. (n.)
13. a word or phrase that has a magic power to make something bad happen (n.)
14. an extremely tall and strong man/woman who is often cruel (n.)
15. an exciting, unusual, and sometimes dangerous experience, journey or series of events (n.)
18. the most important character in a play, film/movie, book or story (n.)
23. a creature like a white horse with a long straight horn on its head (n.)
26. impossible to explain by science and seems to involve gods or magic (adj.)
29. a story of imaginary events, especially one that is full of action and adventure (n.)
30. a story from ancient times, especially explaining the early history of a group of people or natural events (n.)
32. a small ugly creature that likes to trick people or cause trouble (n.)
35. a person’s fate or future (n.)
37. a long speech in a play, film/movie, etc. made by a character, especially when alone (n.)
38. a story about a crime such as murder, in which events are only explained at the end (n.)
40. an introduction at the beginning of a book which explains the author's aims (n.)
41. a creature with the body and head of a woman, and the tail of a fish instead of legs (n.)
43. a creature like a small person, who has magic powers (n.)
45. a creature like a small man, who has magic powers (n.)
46. an unexpected change or development in a story or situation (n.)
48. a man of high social rank in the past who was trained to fight as a soldier on a house (n.)
49. the frame of bones that supports the body of a person of an animal (n.)
52. morally bad, cruel or very unpleasant(adj.)
54. a character in a story, film/movie, etc. who has unusual strength or power and uses it to save people and fight against evil (n.)
56. a magic liquid that is believed to cure illnesses or to make people live forever (n.)
57. a creature like a small person with pointed ears, who has magic powers (n.)
58. making people love or like you (adj.)
59. the place and time at which the story takes place (n.)
60. a dead body that has been made alive again by magic, according to some African and Caribbean religions (n.)
61. a person who changes into a wolf at the time of the full moon (n.)
62. a person who is not loyal to his/her country , friends , beliefs , etc. (n.)
64. the place believed to be home of God and where good people go when they die (n.)
66. a separate section of a book, usually given a number or title (n.)
68. a short introduction at the beginning of a book, which is sometimes written by a famous person or someone other than the author (n.)

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1. a man/woman who is admired for doing something very brave or achieving something great (n.)
2. the main bad character in a story (n.)
3. a drink that is believed to have a special or magic effect on the person who drinks it (n.)
4. an evil spirit (n.)
5. a magic bird that lives for several hundred years before setting fire to itself and being born again from its ashes (n.)
6. a woman / man who is believed to have magic powers and who uses the powers to do evil things or help other people (n.)
7. the home of fairies (n.)
10. the belief that particular events happen in a way that cannot be explained by reason or science (n.)
11. a story from ancient times about famous people or events, that may or may not be true (n.)
12. a way of describing one thing by referring it as another thing in order to show that the two things have the same qualities and to make the description more powerful (n.)
16. the spirit of a dead person, sometimes represented as a pale, almost transparent image of that person, which some people think they can feel or see (n.)
17. a large strong building with thick high walls and towers, built in the past by a ruler or an important person to protect the people inside from attack (n.)
19. a creature like a small man with a beard and a pointed hat, who lives under the ground and guards gold and treasure (n.)
20. a story about death or suffering with a sad ending (n.)
21. a cruel and frighting giant who eats people (n.)
22. the traditional stories and culture of a country or community (n.)
24. the most important or exciting point in a story, which usually happens near the end (n.)
25. strange and frightening in a way that makes you think of ghosts (adj.)
27. the series of events that form the main story of a book, play, film/movie, etc (n.)
28. an imaginary creature that has a lion's body and an eagle's wings and head (n.)
31. the name of a book (n.)
33. a dead person who comes back to life and sucks the blood of living people at night (n.)
34. a long printed story about imaginary characters and events (n.)
35. a type of story which is written about imaginary people and events, not real ones (n.)
36. affected by magical powers (adj.)
39. showing no fear of dangerous or difficult things (adj.)
42. a person or an animal in a book, play, film/movie, etc (n.)
44. behaving in a way that is morally wrong (adj.)
47. cruel and violent (adj.)
50. a statement that says what is going to happen in the future, especially one that is made by someone with religious or magic powers (n.)
51. a living thing, real or imaginary that can move around (n.)
53. extremely brave or determined and deserving admiration (adj.)
55. a creature that is very large, ugly and frightening (n.)
63. an imaginary creature, either very large or very small, that has magic powers and lives in mountains or caves (n.)
64. believed to visited regularly by ghost (adj.)
65. a set of special cards with pictures on them, used for telling what will happen to someone in the future (n.)
67. the main subject or idea in a piece of writing (n.)

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2. I work in scheduling and my last name begins with a S. Who am I?
4. Las Vegas is my favorite place to visit, I have a cat named One Eye, and my favorite non-related item on my desk is my pig mug. Who am I?
6. One of my favorite things to do when I am off is to go for a walk and my favorite actress's are Sandra Bullock and Sara Jessica Parker. Who am I?
9. I work pre-access in Muscatine and my last name begins with a G. Who am I?
11. I work in pre-access for the QC, I mainly work the Rock Island que and my last name begins with a B. Who am I?
13. If I could have any super power I would want unlimited knowledge, I have met David Robinson, uncertainty is something that scares me and I have been told I can no longer be president. Who am I?
18. Golden Grahams are my favorite cereal, if I could go anywhere I would like to go to Sweeden, and my favorite thing to do outside of work is crafting. Who am I?
21. I work in pre-access, I am new to this position and my last name begins with a M. Who am I?
23. I have a cat named Gomez after Gomez in the Adams Family, my favorite cereal is Fruity Pebbles and my favorite movie is Clueless. Who am I?
25. My favorite place to visit is my bed, my favorite actor is Chris Hemsworth (total shocker), and I have 5 cats (I may or may not become a crazy cat lady). Who am I?
26. My favorite non-work related item on my desk is my fidget spinners, I am not fond of driving over or under bridges and I have met Huey Lewis. Who am I?
28. I have met Jenny Finch, snakes and spiders aren't my thing, Riverdale is my favorite TV show and hanging with my babies and playing softball are my favorite things to do outside of work. Who am I?
29. Donner Lake is one of my favorite places to visit, I did not get to meet him but I did get to see President Kennedy in his car leaving the white house and I have worked for UPH for 15 years. Who am I?
31. I work in scheduling and my last name begins with a P. Who am I?
32. My favorite movies are comedies and I miss riding my mini bike from when I was litte. Who am I?
33. If I could have any super power I would want to be able to travel back in time and the pictures of my grandbabies are my favorite non-work related item on my desk. Who am I?
34. My favorite place to visit is the summer cabin in Wisconsin, if I could go anywhere I would want to go to England and my favorite TV show is Empire. Who am I?
35. I am terrified of clowns, my favorite movie genre is scary/thriller, if I could go anywhere I would want to go to Ireland, and my favorite TV show is Criminal Minds (no I did not watch the episode where there was a killer clown). Who am I?

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1. I am scared of mice, my favorite sweet treat is chocolate and my favorite TV show is Criminal Minds. Who am I?
3. I have met over 50 famous people, if I could have any super power I would want to be able to read minds and I miss summer breaks from when I was little. Who am I?
5. I work pre-access for Cedar Rapids and my last name begins with a H. Who am I?
7. I work pre-access part time for the QC and my last name begins with a G. Who am I?
8. My favorite place to visit is Colorado Springs, drowning is something that scares me, and I love any sweet treat with caramel. Who am I?
10. I work in scheduling, and my last name begins with a W. Who am I?
12. I work in scheduling, I am newer to this department, and my last name begins with a H. Who am I?
13. My favorite cereal is Waffle Crisp, my favorite non-work related item on my desk is my candy jar, and I have met Hill Harper. Who am I?
14. My favorite movie is the sixth sense, I love to visit Pakistan, I miss playing on streets from when I was little (this sounds a little dangerous!), and my favorite actor is Bruce Willis. Who am I?
15. I am scared of creepy crawly things, I have a labradoodle named Max and if I could go anywhere I would like to go on an African Safari. Who am I?
16. I have met Jim King and if I could have a super power I would want super speed like Flash. Who am I?
17. I work in scheduling and my last name begins with a C. Who am I?
19. The dark is something that scares me, my favorite actor is Gerard Butler, my favorite non-work related item on my desk is my unicorn beanie baby, and I just bought a house (yay! congratulations!). Who am I?
20. I work in scheduling, I have the same first name as someone who used to work in scheduling, and my last name begins with a W. Who am I?
22. One of my favorite movies is Pitch Perfect, I miss not having to pay bills when I was little and if I could go anywhere in the world I want to go to the Maldives Islands. Who am I?
24. I have worked with UPH for 18 years, my favorite actor is Jack Black and I have met Allison Sweeney. Who am I?
27. I love all cereal especially fruit loops with marshmallows, Step Brothers is my favorite movie "Did we just become best friends?! YEPP!", and I have 2 guinea pigs named Olaf and Teddy. Who am I?
30. My favorite actor is Mark Whalburg, my daughter being out of the country scares me, my daughter recently told my I need to get a life, and my favorite cereal is Raisin Bran. Who am I?
31. Cream of wheat is my favorite cereal, dark chocolate with ginger and berries is my favorite sweet treat, and I have a dog named Zippy. Who am I?
32. I have 2 mini doxies named Annabelle and Sadie, and my favorite sweet treat is ice cream. Who am I?

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3. believed to be visited regularly by ghosts
5. the most important character in a play, film/movie, book or story
7. strange and frightening in a way that makes you think of ghosts
10. the series of events that form the main story of a book,play,film/movies,etc
12. a creature like a small person, who has magic powers
13. showing no fear of dangerous or difficult things
20. a large strong building with thick high walls and towers, built in the past by a ruler or an important person to protect the people inside from attack
23. a story that is based on imagination and not facts
26. the home of fairies
29. a creature like a small man with a beard and a pointed hat, who lives under the ground and guards gold and treasure
32. a book with an exciting story, especially one about crime or spying
35. a story from ancient time about famous people or events, that may or may not be true
36. a person who strongly opposes someone or something
37. the main subject or idea in a piece of writing
38. a dead body that has been made alive again by magic, according to some African and Caribbean religions
39. the spirit of a dead person, sometimes represented as a pale, almost transparent image of that person, which some people think they can feel or see
41. an character in a story, film/movie, etc. who has unusual strength or power and uses it to save people and fight against evil
44. a person who changes into a wolf at the time of the full moon
47. the place and time at which the story takes place
48. a creature that the body and head of a woman, and the tail of a fish instead of legs
51. a type of story which is written about imaginary people and events, not real ones
53. an imaginary creature, wither very large or very small, that has magic powers and lives in mountains or caves
54. an evil spirit
56. a story of imaginary events, especially one that is full of action and adventure
57. a magic liquid that is believed to cure illness or to make people live forever
60. a way of describing one thing by referring it as another thing in order to show that the two things have the same qualities and to make the description more powerful
65. the belief that particular events happen in a way that cannot be explained by reason or science
67. behaving in a way that is morally wrong
68. a story about death or suffering with a sad ending
69. a set of special cards with pictures on them, used of telling what will happen to someone in the future
70. affected by magical powers
71. a traditional short story that teaches a moral lesson, especially one with animals as characters
72. a word or phrase that has a magic power to make something bad happen
74. a statement that says what is going to happen in the future,especially one that is made by someone with religious or magic powers
75. conversations in a book,play,film/movie, etc
76. a person or an animal in a book, play, film/movie, etc

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1. an introduction at the beginning of a book which explains the author’s aims.
2. an exciting, unusual, and sometimes dangerous experience, journey or series of events
4. a story about a crime such as murder, in which events are only explained at the end
6. a creature that is very large, ugly and frightening
8. a creature like a small person with pointed ears, who has magic powers
9. a woman who is believed to have magic powers and who uses the powers to do evil things or help other people
11. an unexpected change or development in a story or situation
14. the spiritual part of a person which some people believe to exist after death
15. a straight thin stick used by people who perform magic or magic tricks
16. an extremely tall and strong man who is often cruel
17. cruel and violent
18. a man who is admired for doing something very brave or achieving something great
19. a long printed story about imaginary characters and events
21. a dead person who comes back to life that sucks the blood the living people at night
22. a person who is not loyal to his/her country, friends, beliefs, etc
24. the name of the book
25. the traditional stories and culture of a country or community
27. a robot that looks like a human
28. a living thing, real or imaginary, that can move around
30. a long speech in a play, film/movie, etc. made by a character, especially when alone
31. a magic bird that lives for several hundred years before setting fire to itself and being born again from its ashes
33. a cruel and frightening giant who eats people
34. a small ugly creature that likes to trick people or cause trouble
40. an imaginary creature that has a lion's body and an eagle's wings and head
41. the frame of bones that supports the body of a person or an animal
42. a creature like a small man, who has magic powers, e.g.,the Seven Dwarfs in Snow White
43. a drink that is believed to have a special or magic effect on the person who drinks it
45. a man of high social rank in the past who was trained to fight as a solider on a horse
46. the circumstances or past events that explain why something is how it is
47. impossible to explain by science and seems to involve gods or magic
49. very unkind and cruel, and deliberately behaving in a way that is likely to harm someone or hurt his/her feelings
50. morally bad, cruel or very unpleasant
52. the most important or exciting point in a story, which usually happens near the end
55. a short introduction at the beginning of a book, which is sometimes written by a famous person or someone other than the author
58. controlled by an evil spirit
59. the skill and magic powers of a wizard
61. a creature like a white horse with long straight horn on its head
62. making people love or like you
63. a separate section of a book, usually given a number or title
64. the place believed to be the home of God and where good people go when they die
66. a story from ancient times, especially explaining the early history of a group of people or natural events
71. a person's fate or fortune
73. extremely brave or determined and deserving admiration

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2. SHORT STORY BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE ABOUT A POISONOUS GARDENER MAIDEN
4. AN ART ROCK BAND FROM THE 1960S, KNOWN FOR THEIR ANTI-VIETNAM WAR SENTIMENTS AND SCATOLOGICAL LYRICS
10. IN ICELANDIC LORE, THESE "NECROPANTS" MADE OF HUMAN SKIN WOULD GRANT ENDLESS AMOUNTS OF MONEY
11. A CANADIAN PASTRY MADE WITH AN EGG AND SYRUP FILLING
15. THE STATE FRUIT OF IDAHO AND MONTANA, AND IN AN OLD AMERICAN IDIOM SAYING SOMETHING WAS ONE OF THESE ABOVE YOUR PERSIMMON MEANT "A BIT BEYOND MY ABILITIES"
17. A SWING-STYLE DANCE POPULAR IN THE 1950S AND 60S, SOMETIMES BANNED DUE TO BRUISING OCCURRING FROM THE DANCERS' HIGH HEELS HITTING OTHER PARTICIPANTS
18. MYTHICAL INSTRUMENT BLOWN BY HEIMDALL TO SIGNIFY THE BEGINNING OF RAGNAROK
21. A MAID, ATTENDANT, OR CONCUBINE OF A HAREM, PARTICULARLY AS OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE
22. AN ASTERISM WHICH REFERENCES SEVEN MYTHOLOGICAL SISTERS AND WHICH EXISTS WITHIN THE CONSTELLATION OF TAURUS
23. GODZILLA'S ENEMY, INSPIRED BY SILKWORMS AND OFTEN SURROUNDED BY TWINS
25. TO GIVE IN TO A NEGATIVE FORCE OR THE COURSE OF A DISEASE
26. A MACHINE WITH ONE OR MORE DRUMS THAT IS USED TO ADJUST TENSION IN WIRE OR ROPE, OR TO HAUL THINGS
28. THE SEEING-STONES OF THE ELVES OF VALINOR, WHICH COULD BE USED TO VIEW EVENTS BOTH PAST AND FUTURE AS WELL AS CONTEMPORANEOUS, BUT CAN ALSO BE USED TO COMMUNICATE WITH OTHERS (AND DECEIVE THEM) OVER GREAT DISTANCES
29. A STYLE OF ART USING A STAINING TECHNIQUE WHEN APPLYING INITIAL COLORS TO A SKETCH, AND ALSO A SERIES OF GLASSWORK BY CHIHULY BASED ON HIS WORK IN VENICE AT THE MURANO WORKSHOP
33. IN HINDUISM, THIS IS AN HONORIFIC TITLE GIVEN TO MEN WHO HAVE CHOSEN THE PATH OF RENUNCIATION
34. A SMALL, ORANGE CITRUS FRUIT, RELATED TO THE MANDARIN, AND NAMED FOR A CITY IN MOROCCO FROM WHICH IT WAS EXPORTED
37. A GERMAN-AMERICAN EXPRESSIONIST ARTIST KNOWN FOR HIS USE OF OVERLAPPING TRANSPARENT PRISMS, AND WHO WAS ALSO A CARICATURIST AND FUGUE COMPOSER
38. A OAXACAN FOLK ART OF WHIMSICAL AND BRIGHTLY COLORED COPAL WOOD CARVINGS, TYPICALLY OF ANIMALS OR CREATURES, DATING FROM THE 1940S
41. DEATH'S HOOD
43. A FEMALE HUMAN COMIC BOOK CHARACTER WHO MANAGED TO LIVE AMONG THE PREDATOR ALIENS AND ADAPT TO THEIR BRUTAL CULTURE
45. IN THE VERNACULAR, TO IDENTIFY SOMEONE AS THE PERPETRATOR OF A CRIME
47. A COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTS ABOUT A PERSON, SUBJECT, OR EVENT
49. A SWEET PEPPER FROM ITALY AND GREECE THAT IS OFTEN PICKLED AND WHOSE PROPER NAME IS ACTUALLY FRIGGITELLO
53. TO CONSCIENTIOUSLY AVOID, OFTEN AS PART OF A POLITICAL OR MORAL STATEMENT
55. BOTH VILLAIN AND PROTAGONIST OF REANIMATOR, DEPENDING ON ONE'S PERSPECTIVE
57. AN OAT BAR OR PANCAKE, DEPENDING ON WHICH SIDE OF THE POND YOU ARE ON
60. THE MOUNTAINOUS REGION OF GERMANY WHERE THE NUTCRACKER, AMONG OTHER WOODEN CARVED FOLK ART OBJECTS, ORIGINATED
63. MEANT TO BE A SORT OF MATA HARI FIGURE, THIS CHARACTER WAS CREATED TO SOW DISSENT IN THE VILLAGE OF HER SMALL BLUE COMPATRIOTS
65. A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT WHICH USES A GOLDBEATER'S SKIN OR OTHER MATERIAL TO CREATE A BUZZING, TIMBRAL NOISE, POPULAR AMONG CHILDREN AND ALSO KNOWN AS THE ONION FLUTE
66. AN INFAMOUS DWARF CAT BURGLAR AND SOMETIME ALLY OF ARTEMIS FOWL
69. LARGE OR TALL CLOUD TYPE THAT USUALLY PRECIPITATES HIGH AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL AND CAN CAUSE POTENT THUNDER AND LIGHTNING, PARTICULARLY IN THE SUMMER SEASON
70. DEAR ABBY OR MISS MANNERS, FOR SOME, BUT MAKE IT BRITISH

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1. A RARE FOLK ART STYLE OF THE PHILIPPINES WHICH COMBINED ASIAN AND EUROPEAN TECHNIQUES TO CREATE THE ILLUSION OF GREAT DEPTH, PRACTICED BETWEEN 1600 AND 1800 A.D.
3. INFAMOUS DAY IN ROCK AND ROLL HISTORY WHICH OCCURRED IN FEBRUARY OF 1959
5. CHINOOKAN PICTOGRAPH STYLE OF A FACE INVOLVING ALMOND EYES, A STRONG BROW, AND A GRIN WITH A TONGUE OR TEETH
6. THE FICTIONAL LARGEST TRUCK STOP IN QUEBEC FROM DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE, THE THIRD ENTRY IN THE SERIES
7. WOODBORING INSECT WHOSE DISTINCTIVE MATING NOISE IS CONSIDERED TO BE AN OMEN OF ILL FORTUNE
8. AN ANIMAL'S SEASONAL OVEREATING IN PREPARATION FOR HIBERNATION
9. FINNISH CULTURAL PRACTICE OF STEAMING IN A SMALL STRUCTURE BUILT FOR THAT PURPOSE
12. TO HAVE A MASS OF SMALL BUBBLES ON TOP, OR IN CONVERSATION, SOMETHING LIGHT AND ENTERTAINING BUT OF LITTLE SUBSTANCE
13. COMPULSIVE LYING
14. A CAT FROM AN EPISODE OF HOUSE, M.D., WHO INHABITANTS OF THE NURSING HOME BELIEVED COULD PREDICT DEATH, BASED ON SIMILAR REAL-LIFE INCIDENTS
16. THE ADDAMS FAMILY'S BUTLER
19. STILLNESS IN ORDER TO FIND ENLIGHTENMENT BY UNINTERRUPTED REPEATING OF "JESUS PRAYER"
20. DOCUMENTARIAN WHOSE SHORT FILM TOPICS INCLUDE GAPPED TEETH, GARLIC, AND BLUES MUSICIANS
24. KNOWN FOR HER EXQUISITE BEAUTY, THIS MISTRESS OF LOUIS XIV, THE COUNTESS MAZARIN, WAS ALSO KNOWN FOR HER PENCHANT FOR CROSSDRESSING
27. TO DRENCH OR EXTINGUISH
30. THE PATIENT IN THE SAD CLOWN PARADOX
31. 1970S UK SUBGENRE OF PUNK THAT DEALT WITH WORKING-CLASS THEMES AND WAS CONTROVERSIAL DUE TO SOME BANDS' MEMBERS' ASSOCIATION WITH FAR-RIGHT ORGANIZATIIONS
32. A VENGEFUL JEWISH CHARACTER IN THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, HIS NAME HAS BECOME SYNONYMOUS WITH "LOAN SHARK" IN SOME CIRCLES
35. THE PEN NAME OF GEORGES BATAILLE WHEN HE FIRST BEGAN TO PUBLISH HIS "LITERATURE OF TRANGRESSION"
36. BLUISH-GREEN COLOR NAMED AFTER AN EURASIAN BIRD WITH A STRIPE ON ITS HEAD OF THE SHADE
39. AN ALT-ROCK BAND FROM SACRAMENTO WHICH IS KNOWN FOR ITS DEADPAN VOCALS AND WIDE-RANGING MUSICAL INFLUENCES
40. IMAGINARY FRIEND CARTOON CHARACTER
42. EMILY THE STRANGE'S CAT WHO HAS A WHITE CHEMICALLY-INDUCED STRIPE ON HIS TAIL, SIX-TOED PAWS (GREAT FOR LOCK PICKING) AND IS NAMED FOR A FAMOUS GERMAN PHILOSPHER
44. SHOWY SPECTACLE MEANT TO IMPRESS, USUALLY IN A VULGAR OR TACKY WAY
46. A GIN COCKTAIL INVOLVING LIME AND SPARKLING WATER, SERVED IN A HIGHBALL GLASS
48. A SONG OR POEM WRITTEN FOR A BRIDE ON HER WAY TO THE MARITAL CHAMBER
50. A 1973 PLAY WHICH INVOLVES PATHOLOGIZED RELIGIOUS AND SEXUAL ISSUES SURROUNDING HORSES BEING TREATED BY A CHILD PSYCHIATRIST, ONE OF THE PLAY'S CENTRAL FIGURES
51. A PEG OR SPIKE DRIVEN INTO A FLAT SURFACE WITH A HAMMER AS A CLIMBING AID
52. TO TRAVEL SMOOTHLY AT A MODERATE SPEED, ESPECIALLY WITHOUT A PARTICULAR DESTINATION IN MIND
54. TOWN IN VERMONT WHICH STILL HAS A LAW ON THE BOOKS FORBIDDING "MODERN FARM MACHINERY OF ANY KIND"
56. A TOWN IN ALASKA NAMED FOR A TLINGIT IDIOM REFERENCING THE CHOPPY SEAS OF ITS INLET CAUSED BY ROUGH MOUNTAIN WINDS, REFERENCED BY BOTH JACK LONDON AND THE THREE STOOGES
58. AMERICAN ARTIST WHO FOUND HER AUDIENCE IN PARIS, KNOWN FOR HER PORTRAITURE, A SKILL SHE HONED WHILE IMPRISONED IN A CONCENTRATION CAMP
59. ITALIAN COFFEE DRINK NAMED FOR ITS LEATHER-BROWN COLOR, CONSISTING OF ESPRESSO, COCOA POWDER, AND MILK FROTH, AND IN SOME REGIONS, THICK HOT COCOA AS WELL
61. JAPANESE ART OF WOOD CARVING AND ASSEMBLING IN SUCH A WAY THAT INDEPENDENT PIECES CAN FIT TOGETHER WITHOUT NEED OF NAILS OR OTHER FASTENERS
62. A UNICORN-LIKE CREATURE FROM CHINESE LEGEND, IT LIKED TO FIGHT TIGERS AND BEARS AND ITS VOICE SOUNDED LIKE THUNDEROUS DRUMROLLS
63. A WERECAT IN THE INHERITANCE SAGA THAT GIVES PROTAGONIST ERAGON SOME CRYPTIC ADVICE
64. TO MAKE A NARROW GROOVE OR DEEP TRENCH, AS OF BROWS OR PLOWS
67. A 17TH CENTURY RUSSIAN FOLK ART STYLE OF TABLEWARE OR FURNITURE WHEREIN FRUIT, VEGETABLE, OR FLORAL THEMES IN RED, GOLD, AND GREEN ARE PAINTED ON A BLACK BACKGROUND
68. A TRADITIONAL NEW ENGLAND OUTDOOR COOKING EVENT

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5. Amazon Employee Internal Resource Website.
7. Was a one-time circus performer.
10. In 2014, Amazon launched a feature called "_____________" that allows customers to place a bid to 3rd party sellers, rather than buy outright. However, unlike eBay, the feature is not an auction but rather a one-to-one bid where the customer haggles privately with the seller.
15. Dev's name for a Kindle Paperwhite 1st Gen
17. Provides unlimited, ad-free access to hundreds of Prime Playlists, Prime Stations, and more.
21. Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HDX (2013)
22. Dev's name for a Kindle (K8)
24. Is a game about placing blocks and going on adventures.
28. Dev's name for a Fire HD 7 (2014)
32. Extended Warranty for Kindle (K4 / K8), Kindle Fire 1st Generation (K6), Kindle Fire HD 7" (K9HD), Pinot, Arial, Aston, Thor, and Soho.
34. Is Amazon.com's division that develops television shows, movies and comics from online submissions and crowd-sourced feedback.
36. Is a membership program that offers unlimited express shipping.
37. Taco Tuesday Master.
38. Bolt's Bearded Salesman/Musician.
39. Dev's name for a Kindle Paperwhite 2nd Gen (2013)
42. Customers outside the One-Year Limited Warranty for Kindle
45. Is a community for readers that allows you to connect with friends or other community members.
46. A wireless standard that allows two devices to connect to each other.
49. Amazon began in the garage of founder Jeff Bezos’s home in "______________", Washington.
50. Dev's name for a Kindle Fire 2nd Gen
51. Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9" (2013)
52. The semi-final step in resolving a trouble ticket.
54. Is a subscription that allows you unlimited access to thousands of e-books.
56. When you need to find the answers to your technical questions or answer other users' questions you go to the _____?
57. Dev's name for a Kindle Touch
61. Amazon's ________________ program offers a discounted price on an item (usually sold in bulk), free shipping on every shipment, and automatic shipment of the item every one, two, three, or six months.
66. To help ease the burden on its warehouse workers, Amazon now uses ______ to assist in retrieving items.
71. Customers can watch movies and TV shows from Amazon Instant Video.
73. Dev's name for a Fire HD 6 (2014)
74. Amazon.com may account for around a ____ of all U.S. e commerce sales.
75. Intensive Pay
77. Kindle Paperwhite (2012)
78. In 2012, Amazon announced the launch of ____.com for buying green products, including groceries, household items, and apparel.
79. Metrics.
81. Extended Warranty for Kindle K2, DX, K3, K5, K7, Kindle Fire 2nd Generation (K9), and Kindle Fire HD 8.9" (K10).
84. Amazon's site went down for ________ minutes and the company missed sales of nearly $5.7 million.
86. This status is used to place a ticket into a holding period.
87. Amazon.com saw losses of $______ billion in its early years and didn't report a profit until the last quarter of 2001.
88. Dev's name for a Kindle Keyboard 2nd Gen
90. Dev's name for a Kindle Keyboard
91. Dev's name for a Kindle (K4)
93. In 1999, ____ magazine named Bezos the Person of the Year, recognizing the company's success in popularizing online shopping.
95. The historical definition of a carriage drawn by three horses, two abreast and one leader.
96. In developmental stages the 1st Kindle was named “_____” after a character in The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson.

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1. Extended Warranty for Kindle Fire HDX 8.9.
2. The final step in resolving a trouble ticket.
3. What is the name of the food market where PSC Employee's can get snacks and drinks while working?
4. Dev's name for a Kindle (7th Gen 2014)
6. Dev's name for a Kindle Voyage (2014)
8. It's not an ___________ if you know it's going to work
9. Are a great way for people to keep track of things they would like to buy later or receive as gifts from others.
11. Allows Amazon to donate 0.5% of the sale price to a selected charity as its sponsor.
12. Dev's name for a Kindle DX
13. Sold for 99 cents and crashed Amazon's servers?
14. A ticket should be set to this status as soon as a resolver begins to work on resolving the ticket.
15. Fire HD Kids Edition
16. Is a wireless display feature movies
17. Annual end of the year party?
18. This indicates the resolver is scoping the ticket and deciding if they are able to help you.
19. Dev's name for a Fire HDX 8.9 (2014 Edition)
20. Bized and Kindle Tech Support CSM?
23. Is a daily deal service launched in June 2011 in Boise, Idaho and as of 2013, Amazon Local offers daily deals to over 100 regions in 36 U.S. States.
25. Shows content in Your Kindle Library.
26. Automatically synchronizes bookmarks, annotations, and most recent page read.
27. A website that allows collaborative editing of its content and structure by its users.
29. In __________ 2007, Amazon launched Amazon Kindle, an e-book reader which downloads content over "Whispernet", via Sprint's EV-DO wireless network.
30. The first book sold on Amazon was?
31. Is a feature available that allows customers to video chat with an Amazon Tech Advisors.
33. Road _________ is the name of Jeff Bezos' biological fathers bike shop.
34. A grocery service offering perishable and nonperishable foods.
35. What's ________ is not to evolve.
40. Is a monthly content subscription service that offers a variety of children's books, videos, and apps.
41. In 2009, Amazon.com bought popular online shoe retailer _______.com in an all-stock deal worth about $1.2 billion.
43. Conveyor belts that transport items through Amazon’s fulfillment centers move at about?
44. An item that Amazon ships that is not sold by Amazon.
47. CS Operations Manager, CS Operations Management (above Muzo).
48. A guide for creating Leads, Accounts, Opportunities, and Quotes.
51. Amazon holds a patent on 1-Click buying, and licenses it to ______.
53. Dev's name for Kindle Fire 1st Gen
55. In Amazon’s early days a ____ would ring in the office every time someone made a purchase.
57. Bolt's Instigator.
58. Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HD 1st Gen
59. When you need a blurb, policy, form, ect you use the ___________.
60. Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HD 8.9"
62. Sponsored Screen savers on Kindles/Fires.
63. There was one more name Amazon.com was almost called?
64. The last day of the week rewards you with cold beverage from a cart.
65. Sr. Site Leader, CS Operations Management (above Alex).
67. A bulk content management system used by institutions.
68. ______.com is a seller and producer of spoken audio entertainment, information, and educational programming on the Internet.
69. When you start your shift you read your emails and _____.
70. Who Was Key To Amazon.com's Success & Died in 2013
72. On March 22, 2011, Amazon launched the Amazon Appstore for _______ devices and the service was made available in over 200 countries.
76. The initial status of a ticket when submitted to the system.
80. The quintessential example of Amazon's frugality was the wooden ______?
81. Since June 19, 2000, Amazon's logotype has featured a curved arrow leading from A to Z, representing that the company carries every product from A to Z, with the arrow shaped like a ______?
82. What was Amazon.com was almost called?
83. Login, Sch, and Team Name.
85. An observed incident of a lightning flash in the atmosphere or to the ground.
89. Dev's name for a Kindle DX 2nd Gen
92. Links to customers after every single Chat they have with Amazon.com.
94. Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HD (2013)

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2. Late Permian Therapsid. Very small, the size of a freaking hand
5. late cretaceous nodosaurid. fossils were found in china and mongolia. Names means "beautiful one"
9. Australian pterosaur found a few years ago. ruled the skies of australia
10. Paleogene era horse. Very small
11. Late Cretaceous titanosaur. Differed from other titanosaurs, as it had long legs and a shorter neck.
13. Late eocene whale. long boi, a sea sausage
15. Middle Jurassic Tyrannosauroid. Small, lived in britain and had a crest
17. Middle Triassic Echnioderm. Lived in shallow seas in europe, was attached to the seafloor by a stalk
19. Early duck-like creature. Could barely walk on land, its legs were very water adapted
20. australian carnivorous marsupial. they lived with megalania, and the two fought until both were killed off by humans
21. Largest primate ever. Big monke.
22. Late Cretaceous Dromaeosaur. Very small, named after a disney animated deer.
23. Late Triassic reptile. NOT a dinosaur, but very similar. Small, had a birdlike skull
24. Middle to late jurassic Sauropod. Named after the chinese village where it was found. Longest neck
28. a new specimen was recently discovered. it is among the largest ichthyosaurs known
30. small pachycephalosaurid that lived in mongolia during the cretaceous
33. Late Cretaceous Ceratopsid. Gigantic horns and frill.
36. Late Devonian lobe-finned fish. Was like a cross between a fish and a salamander. Could wriggle out of water and was one of the first to go on land.
37. Early pinniped, may be the ancestor of all pinnipeds
39. an early relative of sauropods. had a sauropodesc build, with a long neck and tail, but was much smaller and ran on two legs.
42. giant prehistoric squid. 25-35 feet long, it's name means crushed squid.
44. Late Cretaceous Mosasaur. Giant mosasaur, big boi
46. giant prehistoric whale. was a toothed whale, preyed on megalodon.
47. early cretaceous tyrannosaurid. it was not very large, but its name means "emporer dragona fairly recent discovery of a dromaeosaurid with short arms, leading to its name
49. Late Cretaceous pliosaur. One of the largest sea reptiles, had a ten foot long head.
50. largest wingspan of any bird, ever
51. Neogene era Glyptodont. Big
52. Prehistoric snake. Not very large, only about 5-6 metres in length.
53. Neogene era rhino. The source of the unicorn myth
57. Early Cretaceous Therizinosaur. 13 feet long, found in mongolia, and ye.
59. Neogene era beaver that was the size of a man
61. Birdlike dinosaur, all of its fingers were different lengths, the longest being half a foot long
65. Early Cretaceous Oviraptorosaur. Very small, had large plumes of feathers on it's wings and tail
68. Late Cretaceous hadrosaur. Name means 'nose king'. funny.
70. Early Ordovician jawless fish. Had a broad head shield and had a body that narrowed to a small fin. Its name means "star shield"
71. Late Neogene era bear. Biggest bear ever and it was also known as the dire bear
73. Late Triassic Ichthyosaur. Largest sea reptile ever! up to 70 feet long
78. Paleogene era elephant. Derpy
79. Middle Jurassic Stegosaur. Short snouts, had even length legs instead of longer hind legs
81. Late Carboniferous to Early Permian Amphibian. Snakelike, spike teeth similar to those found in nonvenomous snakes
82. large permian amphibian. it was like a cross between a croc and a salamander, and it roamed brazil
83. the largest predatory mammal to ever exist. oddly, it was hooved, and even oddly-er, it was an ancient ancestor to whales.
84. A marsupial that actually went exinct in 1936. So, kinda easy to get this one.
85. Carboniferous millipede. 8 feet long, a very big boi.
86. Late Cretaceous ornithomimid. Kinda plain
87. Paleogene era mammal. Similar to a rhino, had multiple horn-like stalks on it's snout
88. Early Cretaceous Iganodontian. Lived in australian woodlanda, had a bulging snout

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1. north african theropod. Sort of an apex predator, name means 'bahariya lizard'
3. 20 foot long reptile that existed in the triassic era. It's name means "long vertebra"
4. Another early duck. lived for a long time before dying out
6. name means "helmet lizard" personally, it is one of my favorite dinosaurs
7. Late Silurian sea scorpion. Very small, found basically worldwide.
8. Early cretaceous compsognathid. First feathered dinosaur ever
12. Spinosaurid as big as a rex. pretty easy if you ask me
14. Cambrian invertebrate. Had an odd trunk
16. large pterosaur that lived during the late cretaceous. though not the biggest pterosaur, it had an impressive wingpsan of 16 feet
18. giant australian lizard. It was 23 feet tall, and hunted early humans.
25. Late Cretaceous Ammonite. Had a crooked shell, and killed itself because it had a crooked shell. Lol
26. very early, small, trilobite-like creature. it's name means shining sea
27. Late Permian to Late Cretaceous Shark. Like similar to modern sharks, but had different teeth and fins, as well as a sharp spine in front of it's dorsal fin
29. Jurassic Era Pterosaur. Smol, a very early pterosaur. had a tail and leathery wings.
31. early triassic prosauropod. very large
32. Neogene era cat. Similar to a jaguar
34. brazilian pterosaur that existed in the cretaceous era. It had a fin on it's head similar to tapejara. name means "sea runner"
35. Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous Crocodylomorph. Name means 'earth lizard' but was not living on land. lol
38. big pterosaur found in canada, means 'frozen dragon'
40. controversal spinosaurid. Only a few species found, and it may have been larger than spinosaurus
41. Late Devonian Armored Fish. Looked really weird. Had a weird tube-like snout
43. cretaceous era ceratopsid. It's name means "pointed lizard"
45. early triassic pterosaur found in italy. one of the first pterosaurs, it had very old traits, like long tails and short necks, which were abandoned by later pterosaurs
48. Odd worm-like creature with spines. Cambrian Era
54. Early Jurassic Ornithischian. Veyry small, had multiple types of teeth.
55. early permian synapsid. had a large sail, and was the top of the food chain..until it died
56. Middle to Late Devonian trilobite. Found worldwide, name means 'lens eye'
58. Giant prehistoric bird. its wingspan was 6 feet long
60. Middle Cambrian creature. Covered in armor, very small
62. living in the early triassic, this creature was one of the earliest gliding animals ever. It's gliding membrane was actually connected to it's legs and tail instead of it's arms and ribs.
63. Middle to Late Cretaceous Bony fish. Very large, had a giant mouth to swallow prey.
64. quite possibly the tallest dinosaur ever, this sauropod had an 11.5 metre long neck.
66. Early Cretaceous Ankylosaur. Very small. Nithing else...
67. giant extinct cephalopod that had a giant, pointed shell, one of the biggest cephalopods ever
69. Late Triassic Prosauropod. Lived in the bri'ish isles, barely taller than a man.
72. eocene era bat, this creature was the earliest known bat ever, and was named after icarus
74. large meat eating theropod. It had a horn on its snout, and it's name meant "horned lizard"
75. Late Cretaceous bird. Very similar to seaguls. name means 'fish bird'
76. Late Jurassic Diplodocoid. 92 foot long neck, found in the bone wars.
77. Triassic Era nothosaur. Went on land and water.
80. Late Jurassic Theropod found in china.

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1. An ice and fighting type pokemon
3. A bird pokemon that always carries a leek
5. This coral pokemon lives in the oceans of the Jhoto region
10. A rat pokemon common in the Kanto region
14. A place where pokemon are healed (2 words)
15. This pokemon was banned from the TCG
16. This ground type has an ice type regional form
18. This pokemon evolves into goodra
21. A ghost type owl pokemon
22. The guardian diety of akala island (2 words)
24. Calyrex's steed that perfers shaderoot carrots
25. This dragon type has the ability levitate
26. This mythical pokemon has a land and sky form
27. A large reptile pokemon with a flower on its back
29. This pokemon resembles a candle
30. The mascot of pokemon
35. This pokemon got its own holiday
36. This kalosian pokemon is based off of a luchador
38. The only bug type scorpion pokemon
39. This pokemon has a speed stat of 200
43. This pokemon consists of three gears
45. Alder's ace
47. This plant pokemon resembles a hula dancer
48. This pokemon changes forms based on the weather
50. A long fire type capable of gigantamax
53. A bird pokemon that attacked ash in a group in the anime
54. A worm pokemon with a poisonous stinger
55. This pokemon has a rivalry with seviper
57. The god of all pokemon
59. This psychic type pokemon is known as the guardian of the seas
60. This chick pokemon is a fire type
66. This ultra beast merged with lucamine is sun and moon
67. This shark pokemon has a mega evolution
69. A flying pokemon with fruit growing on its neck
71. This pink pokemon has a long tongue
72. A large pokemon that sleeps alot
74. When this galarian water type cries, so do others around it
77. A flying type pokemon created by ancient people
78. This pokemon has six tails
80. This pokemon has a hand at the end of its tail
81. Oleana's ace
82. A rock type pokemon that comes in seven colors
83. This pokemon has eight evolutions
84. This pokemon is based off of a tengu
88. The iron snake pokemon
90. The guardian diety of poni island (2 words)
92. A strong pokemon with four arms
93. Clemont's ace
97. This bug pokemon is being controlled by the mushroom on its back
98. New pokemon snap's first illumina pokemon
102. Garchomp's first evolution
103. Calyrex's steed that perfers iceroot carrots
104. A three headed bird pokemon
105. This pokemon has 28 forms
107. A kalosian fossil pokemon
108. A legendary pokemon responsible for towing the continents
110. This ice type pokemon is a fusion of two ancient pokemon
112. This pokemon's moveset changes based on its gender
114. This pokemon absorbs life
115. The only pokemon that can learn instruct
116. A penguin pokemon who's head is encased in ice
117. This pokemon carries around a wooden beam
118. This galarian ice type is adorable
121. The water type kanto starter
122. The main character of the pokemon anime
123. The fire type kanto starter
126. The only mythical pokemon capable of evolution
127. This bat pokemon has four wings
129. The balloon pokemon
130. This pokemon is the evolution of magmar
131. A snake pokemon with a scary pattern on its neck
133. Charmander's winged final evolution
134. This mythical pokemon grants wishes
135. The non-legendary pokemon with the highest hp stat
136. This pokemon evolves when traded with a shelmet
137. An electric type spider pokemon
138. This pokemon delivers bone-crushing hugs to those it likes
139. This fairy type pokemon resembles cotton
140. This pokemon is believed to have created the land
141. The only pokemon with the ability schooling
142. This pokemon evolves into skiploom

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2. A large turtle pokemon with cannons on its shell
4. This hermit crab pokemon has a rock for a shell
6. This rock type pokemon has a wheel that it rolls on
7. A mischievous ghost pokemon that can gigantamax
8. This mythical pokemon can travel through time
9. The town where ash ketchum is from (2 words)
11. The only dragon type native to johto
12. What eevee becomes when exposed to a thunder stone
13. What evolves into reuniclus
17. A pokemon that inhabits a teacup
19. The guardian diety of Ula Ula island (2 words)
20. a flying pokemon with apple skin as wings
23. This pokemon is referred to as nebby
28. This dark type pokemon got an evolution in gen 4
31. Whitney's _______
32. The first line of the pokemon anime theme song
33. ______ walk was a viral meme
34. A bird pokemon common in the Kanto region
37. This dragon type has an hp stat of 200
40. The sussest pokemon
41. A dark type ultra beast
42. One of meowth's evolutions
44. A device used for capturing pokemon
45. This sloth pokemon is full of energy
46. This pokemon evolved with a deep sea scale
49. Wallace's ace
51. A poison type with two heads
52. A bird pokemon capable of creating rainbows
56. The grass type kanto starter
58. This pokemon's magnetic nose points north
61. This creepy kidnapper pokemon uses its pendulum to hypnotize its opponents
62. The heel pokemon
63. Team rocket's mascot
64. The alola regions pseudo-legendary
65. A ground type pokemon classified as the pig pokemon
68. This pokemon has several different wing patterns
70. This pokemon has the highest defence stats
73. The mascot of pokemon black
75. this otter pokemon has a built in floatation device
76. This mythical pokemon is a rock type
79. This pokemon's name is a palindrome
85. Pikachu's pre evolved form
86. THE DOME
87. Pidove's final evolution
88. What evolves from bounsweet
89. This mythical pokemon is said to be the ancestor of all other pokemon
91. This pokemon is made of milk
94. LORD HELIX
95. This bug type can skate across water
96. A man-made pokemon that is said to be the strongest
99. Flint's ace in Diamond and Pearl
100. This pokemon despises pikachu and hides under a rag
101. An ice and ghost type
106. The weakest and most pathetic pokemon in the world
107. The guardian diety of mele mele island (2 words)
109. A fairy type unicorn pokemon (2 words)
111. This mythical pokemon can learn plasma fists
113. This pokemon is believed to have created the sea
115. The rock snake pokemon
119. This mythical pokemon is capable of breeding
120. This pokemon resembles a snowflake
123. A worm pokemon found in viridian forest
124. This first evolution pokemon resembles a rhinoceros
125. This fish pokemon is shaped like a heart
126. This pokemon is twice as hot as the surface of the sun
127. This pokemon's claw is bigger than its body
128. This steel type was banned to uber tier
132. This pokemon can transform into any other pokemon

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3. an electronic image (as in a video game) that represents and may be manipulated by a computer user
6. to strut or move about in an ostentatious or conspicuous manner
9. a lover of books especially for qualities of format
11. a landmass that projects conspicuously above its surroundings and is higher than a hill
12. the usually large, rounded, edible, pulpy berry of an herb (genus Solanum) of the nightshade family native to South America that is typically red but may be yellow, orange, green, or purplish in color and is eaten raw or cooked as a vegetable
14. a branch of mathematics that deals with the measurement, properties, and relationships of points, lines, angles, surfaces, and solids
17. a biennial herb (Daucus carota of the family Apiaceae synonym Umbelliferae) with a usually orange spindle-shaped edible root
18. something not understood or beyond understanding
19. to move from one country, place, or locality to another
20. a tract of land surrounded by water and smaller than a continent
22. a lyric poem usually marked by exaltation of feeling and style, varying length of line, and complexity of stanza forms
24. an apparatus producing musical tones especially in acoustical studies by the rapid interruption of a current of air, steam, or fluid by a perforated rotating disk
30. the science or theory of tides
31. a carnivorous mammal (Felis catus) long domesticated as a pet and for catching rats and mice
32. a large solid-hoofed herbivorous ungulate mammal (Equus caballus) domesticated since prehistoric times
33. a machine that resembles a living creature in being capable of moving independently (as by walking or rolling on wheels) and performing complex actions (such as grasping and moving objects)
35. a measure of time corresponding nearly to the period of the moon's revolution and amounting to approximately 4 weeks or 30 days or ¹/₁₂ of a year
36. the gaseous envelope of a celestial body (such as a planet)
40. one who makes or repairs jewelry
42. an unrhymed verse form of Japanese origin having in English three lines containing usually five, seven, and five syllables respectively
43. a cat fancier : a lover of cats
46. a mythical, usually white animal generally depicted with the body and head of a horse with long flowing mane and tail and a single often spiraled horn in the middle of the forehead
47. the commander in chief of a navy
48. any of a series of 7-day cycles used in various calendars
50. a period of 14 days : two weeks
51. something with seemingly contradictory qualities
53. a considerable inland body of standing water
54. a boat used in trawling
55. to issue a call to convene
57. a building that serves as living quarters for one or a few families
58. the third zodiacal constellation that is pictorially represented as the twins Castor and Pollux sitting together
62. freedom provided by the cessation of activities
66. a small plump dark green chili pepper of Mexico and the southern U.S.
67. a period spent away from home or business in travel or recreation
69. a rich green variety of beryl prized as a gemstone
70. the liquid that descends from the clouds as rain, forms streams, lakes, and seas, and is a major constituent of all living matter and that when pure is an odorless, tasteless, very slightly compressible liquid oxide of hydrogen H2O which appears bluish in thick layers, freezes at 0°C and boils at 100°C, has a maximum density at 4°C and a high specific heat, is feebly ionized to hydrogen and hydroxyl ions, and is a poor conductor of electricity and a good solvent
72. a recording of moving images that tells a story and that people watch on a screen or television
73. a perpendicular or very steep descent of the water of a stream
74. a vent in the crust of the earth or another planet or a moon from which usually molten or hot rock and steam issue
75. an impenetrable thicket or tangled mass of tropical vegetation

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1. a great sea wave produced especially by submarine earth movement or volcanic eruption
2. to twist out of the true meaning or proportion : to alter to give a false or unnatural picture or account
4. the writer of a literary work (such as a book)
5. a large body of ice moving slowly down a slope or valley or spreading outward on a land surface
7. animal life especially : the animals characteristic of a region, period, or special environment
8. the circumstances, objects, or conditions by which one is surrounded : the factors and influences that affect the growth, health, progress, functioning, etc., of someone or something
10. one who rides on horseback
12. a cat whose fur is mottled or streaked with dark stripes
13. a pictorial representation of a person usually showing the face
15. to provide schooling for
16. limestone that is more or less crystallized by metamorphism, that ranges from granular to compact in texture, that is capable of taking a high polish, and that is used especially in architecture and sculpture
17. someone who appears in a book, movie, etc. : a representation of an individual personality in a fictional or dramatic work
21. a carnivorous mammal (Canis familiaris) closely related to the gray wolf that has long been domesticated as a pet
23. the total or partial obscuring of one celestial body by another
25. lasting a very short time
26. a closed plane curve every point of which is equidistant from a fixed point within the curve
27. a dog fancier : one that is favorably disposed toward dogs
28. a volume of writings : anthology
29. a visible mass of particles of condensed vapor (such as water or ice) suspended in the atmosphere of a planet (such as the earth) or moon
34. any of a class (Aves) of warm-blooded vertebrates distinguished by having the body more or less completely covered with feathers and the forelimbs modified as wings
36. a powered heavier-than-air aircraft with fixed wings from which it derives most of its lift
37. a written statement declaring publicly the intentions, motives, or views of its issuer
38. a loose granular material that results from the disintegration of rocks, consists of particles smaller than gravel but coarser than silt, and is used in mortar, glass, abrasives, and foundry molds
39. a treatise on or list of the plants of an area or period
41. a concluding section that rounds out the design of a literary work
44. something with seemingly contradictory qualities
45. to add honor to or to furnish with something ornamental
49. a connected line of railroad cars with or without a locomotive
52. belief in and advocacy of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes expressed especially through organized activity on behalf of women's rights and interests
56. having a spiritual meaning or reality that is neither apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence
58. a plot of ground where herbs, fruits, flowers, or vegetables are cultivated
59. the sound that follows a flash of lightning and is caused by sudden expansion of the air in the path of the electrical discharge
60. a system for fixing the beginning, length, and divisions of the civil year and arranging days and longer divisions of time (such as weeks and months) in a definite order
61. a tentative assumption made in order to draw out and test its logical or empirical consequences
63. the scientific study of elections
64. to bring about (a result) by effort
65. a brittle and more or less transparent usually red silicate mineral that has a vitreous luster, occurs mainly in crystals but also in massive form and in grains, is found commonly in gneiss and mica schist, and is used as a semiprecious stone and as an abrasive
68. a southern zodiacal constellation between Sagittarius and Aquarius
71. an identifying symbol (as for use in advertising)

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4. THIS FLOWER IS THE NATIONAL SYMBOL OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS, THE ONLY PLACE IT GROWS, AND IT BLOSSOMS HEAVILY AFTER THE RAINY SEASON, USUALLY IN MAY OR JUNE
9. AN IRISH DOG DATING FROM THE REIGN OF ELIZABETH I, ONE OF THE RAREST BREEDS THAT WAS ONLY RECOGNIZED BY THE AKC IN 2004, AND WHICH IS ONE OF THE QUIETEST OF THEIR KIND
10. POSSIBLE URBAN LEGEND ABOUT AN AMPHIBIAN TOTEM AT A NUCLEAR FACILITY THAT PROTECTED ITS REACTORS FROM TOO MUCH ELECTRICAL STRESS
11. ACTRESS KNOWN FOR HER EARTHY, PASSIONATE STYLE AND NICKNAMED "LA LUPA," SHE IS THE FIRST NON-NATIVE-ENGLISH-SPEAKING ACTRESS TO WIN AN ACADEMY AWARD
12. THE APPEARANCE OF LIGHTWEIGHTEDNESS WHILE JUMPING IN BALLET
15. AN ASIAN BIRD WHICH IS A BROOD PARASITE WITH MULTIPLE SKIN PATCHES THAT RESEMBLE A GAPING MOUTH
17. NEIL SIMON CREATED THIS DISH FOR HIS PLAY, CLAIMING IT TO BE A 2,000-YEAR-OLD JAPANESE DELICACY MADE OF SALTED EEL, GRATED OLIVES, SPICES, AND ONION BATTER
24. THE 67TH DEMON OF THE ARS GOETIA, WHO IS ASSOCIATED WITH THUNDER AND HAS THE HEAD OF A UNICORN AND THE TITLE OF GRAND DUKE
25. A LARGE BLADED WEAPON CARRIED IN A SHEATH AND WHICH HAS A CROSSGUARD AND A CLIP POINT, INVENTED IN ARKANSAS
28. THE IRAQI JOURNALIST WHO BECAME INFAMOUS FOR THROWING A SHOE AT PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH DURING A PRESS CONFERENCE
30. THE KOREAN ANSWER TO ST. NICK, THOUGH HE PREFERS TO WEAR BLUE OR GREEN INSTEAD OF RED
32. THE OFFICIAL MASCOT OF YALE UNIVERSITY
34. A COMPANY FOUNDED BY ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL BUT WHOSE NAME HAS BEEN GENERICIZED TO REFER TO ANY SOUND-RECORDING MACHINE SPOKEN INTO BY ITS USER
37. THIS FERRET WORKED FOR FERMILAB CLEANING OUT THE PARTICLE ACCELERATOR TUBES IN THE 1970S
38. GIVEN TO BITING, OR IN A LESS LITERAL SENSE, SARCASM
43. A TRADITION OF LYRICS AND SONGWRITING IN MIDDLE HIGH GERMAN IN THE 12TH TO 14TH CENTURIES
46. ANY ONE OF SEVERAL WILD GOATS FOUND IN EURASIA AND AFRICA, WHERE THE MALE HAS LARGE RECURVED HORNS WITH A TRANSVERSE RIDGE
47. A NEW HOLIDAY FOR THOSE WHO ENJOY BOTH SPOOKY AND ROMANTIC VIBES, CELEBRATED ON FEBRUARY 14TH AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE MORE TYPICAL HOLIDAY THAT FALLS ON THAT DATE
48. AMERICAN SONGWRITER WHO MAY BE MOST WELL KNOWN FOR SINGING THE "DUCKTALES" THEME SONG
50. A CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN SCULPTOR KNOWN FOR HER USE OF CHICKEN WIRE TO FORM ANIMAL SHAPES
51. AN AMERICAN MULBERRY SPECIES GROWN IN COASTAL WETLANDS OR MOIST FOREST AREAS, LOVED BY BOBTAILS AND WHITE-TAILED DEER
52. 1979 MOVIE STARRING SALLY FIELD ABOUT A WOMAN WHO INSPIRED HER CO-WORKERS TO STRIKE AND UNIONIZE
54. A JAPANESE FRANCHISE FROM INTERSTITIALS, THESE ARE LEGUMES WITH DOG FACES THAT GIVE OUT TRIVIA TO THEIR OBSERVERS (OFTEN BEFORE BEING CONSUMED)
55. THIS GREAT-GRANDNEPHEW OF THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR WROTE A SEQUEL, DRACULA THE UNDEAD, AND A PREQUEL, DRACUL
57. A FINNISH WORD MEANING BLACK ICE, BUT WHICH LITERALLY TRANSLATES TO "SKULL WEATHER"
58. THE MUMMY'S "HUMAN" PERSONA IN THE 1932 KARLOFF FILM
59. EGYPTIAN GOD WHO REPRESENTED THE SMELL OF THE LOTUS FLOWER AND THE FIRST SUNLIGHT, HAVING RISEN AS A LOTUS FROM THE SEA AT THE CREATION OF THE WORLD
60. A SPANISH AVANT-GARDE FILM DIRECTOR WHO IS MOST KNOWN FOR HIS SECOND FEATURE, "VAMPIR-CUADECUC," WHICH WAS SHOT ON THE SET OF JESS FRANCO'S 1970 HAMMER PICTURE "COUNT DRACULA"
63. AN ICELANDIC CHRISTMASTIME DISH, IT CONSISTS OF SMOKED MUTTON OR LAMB MEAT WHICH IS THEN BOILED AND SERVED IN SLICES WITH PEAS AND POTATOES IN A BECHAMEL SAUCE
65. THE PROPORTION OF SPACING BETWEEN PILLARS IN A COLONNADE AS PRESCRIBED BY VITRUVIUS
66. THE SCALE OR LEVEL OF DETAIL PRESENT IN A SET OF DATA OR OTHER PHENOMENA
68. GREEK RITUAL CELEBRATING THE MARRIAGE OF ZEUS AND HERA

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1. IN D&D, THIS IS A RACE OF RECLUSIVE JAGUAR-PEOPLE
2. IN A WORK OF FICTION, THIS IS THE PLAUSIBILITY OF EVENTS, SUCH THAT THE AUDIENCE CAN BELIEVE THEM TO BE TRUE WITH LITTLE DISSONANCE, AND WHICH COMES IN VARIETIES OF GENERIC AND CULTURAL
3. THE FIRST CURRENCY OF IMPERIAL CHINA, MINTED BEGINNING IN 378 B.C.
5. THE WORLD'S RAREST STAMP, PRINTED IN BRITISH GUIANA IN 1856
6. A THREE-ACT PUCCINI OPERA IN WHICH A PRINCESS AGREES TO MARRY THE SUITOR WHO CAN SOLVE HER RIDDLES
7. A TRADITIONAL UKRAINIAN KNOTTED FABRIC DOLL WITH NO FACE, MADE ACCORDING TO LUNAR CYCLE AND NAMED FOR ITS TALISMANIC DUTY TO PERFORM IN THE HOUSEHOLD
8. MARKED BY SMALL BITS OF CONTRASTING COLOR
13. A FOREST STAND OF MAPLE TREES, USED FOR PROCURING SYRUP
14. A BRITISH HEADWEAR COMPANY WITH A KANGAROO LOGO, WHOSE NAME IS DERIVED FROM ITS MATERIALS: SILK, ANGORA, AND WOOL
16. A COCKTAIL MADE FROM SCOTCH AND AMARETTO, USUALLY SERVED OVER ICE IN AN OLD-FASHIONED GLASS
18. A TYPE OF CLOTHING MADE BY A BRAND IN SEATTLE WHICH USED A THERMOCHROMIC PIGMENT IN ORDER TO HAVE THE FABRIC TURN DIFFERENT COLORS ACCORDING TO TEMPERATURE
19. THE ARABIC WORD FROM WHICH WE TAKE OUR "GIRAFFE," WHICH BEFORE THAT WAS KNOWN AS A CAMELOPARD
20. TO MANIPULATE THE BOUNDARIES OF AN ELECTORAL CONSTITUENCY IN ORDER TO FAVOR A PARTICULAR PARTY OR CANDIDATE
21. A YIDDISH TERM FOR CRAZY OR FOOLISH BEHAVIOR
22. BLACK AND WHITE ROCKS USED FOR DIVINATORY PURPOSES OR, FOR ANDRE LINOGE, TO DECIDE WHICH CHILD HE GETS TO VAMPIRIZE
23. AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN DIALECT CREATED TO ALLOW SLAVES TO COVERTLY OBTAIN LITERACY, AND WHICH LATER TURNED INTO A CODESPEAK FOR CHILDREN (INCLUDING POET MAYA ANGELOU AND FRIENDS)
25. THE MOTHER SAINT OF IRELAND
26. AN ANCIENT GREEK CLAY VESSEL COMMONLY USED TO BOTH MAKE AND STORE WINE, ESPECIALLY ORANGE WINES
27. THE OJIBWE NAME FOR LAKE SUPERIOR, THOUGH IT CAN ALSO BE APPLIED TO ANY SEA OR LAKE OF LARGE SIZE
29. AN AZTECAN WOODEN WEAPON WITH SEVERAL BLADES OF OBSIDIAN ALONG ITS EDGE
30. A COURT ORDER REQUIRING A WITNESS TO HAND OVER BOOKS, PAPERS, OR OTHER TANGIBLE EVIDENCE TO THE COURT FOR REVIEW
31. ISLAMIC PUNK ROCK SUBGENRE
33. BODY OF WATER LOCATED TO THE EAST OF LAS VEGAS AND WHICH IS THE LARGEST RESERVOIR IN THE US BY CAPACITY; IT IS ALSO KNOWN FOR HUMAN REMAINS BEING REVEALED IN TIMES OF DROUGHT WHEN WATER LEVELS DROP SIGNIFICANTLY
35. STRENGTHENING EXERCISES DESIGNED TO USE AN INDIVIDUAL'S OWN BODYWEIGHT AS A RESISTANCE FORCE IN ORDER TO BUILD MUSCULATURE
36. A TOPOGRAPHICAL SHALLOW DEPRESSION IN FLAT PRAIRIELAND, FORMED BY BUFFALO ACTIVITY AND WHICH HOLDS RAINWATER RUNOFF
39. THE SIMULTANEOUS IGNITION OF ALL COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL IN AN ENCLOSED AREA DUE TO THE DEGREE OF HEAT
40. RENOWNED GOWN DESIGNER OF THE 1920S
41. A VARIETY OF CHALCEDONY WITH INCLUSIONS OF IRON AND ALUMINUM, THIS STONE IS ONLY FOUND IN CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO
42. MEMBER OF A PRESTIGIOUS OLD-MONEY AMERICAN FAMILY WHO DISAPPEARED IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA IN 1961, AND WAS RUMORED TO HAVE EITHER DROWNED OR BEEN HEADHUNTED AND CONSUMED BY THE NATIVES
44. AMUSINGLY-NAMED TOWN IN THE UPPSALA REGION OF SWEDEN, KNOWN FOR ITS RUNIC INSCRIPTIONS ON LOCAL ROCK
45. A FRENCH DESSERT CONSISTING OF TWO LAYERS OF CHOUX PASTRY SANDWICHING PRALINE-FLAVORED CREME AND TOPPED BY FLAKED ALMONDS
49. ALISON BECHDEL'S COMIC STRIP THAT RAN FROM 1983 TO 2008 AND WAS ONE OF THE FIRST ONGOING PORTRAYALS OF LESBIAN MAIN CHARACTERS IN POP CULTURE
53. TO DISAVOW A FORMERLY-HELD BELIEF OR FORSWEAR A CONFESSION, ESPECIALLY IN MATTERS OF HERESY AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
56. A GERMAN COMEDIAN AND MUSICIAN WHO WENT VIRAL ON YOUTUBE BEFORE GOING ON TO STAR IN A "PITCH PERFECT" SEQUEL
61. A FEMALE FOX
62. A SINGLE DOSE OF MEDICINE GIVEN ALL AT ONCE IN ORDER TO MEET BLOODSTREAM EFFICACY AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE
64. TO ASCEND STEEP MOUNTAIN TERRAIN, USUALLY BY MEANS OF A MECHANICAL DEVICE AND FIXED ROPE
67. AN ITALIAN MEAT SAUCE FOR USE WITH PASTA

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2. Toyota started out making this
3. おんな
5. a 300 yen shop
11. a lively panini bar
12. どあ
13. a Shinto shrine where Tokugawa leyasu is enshrined
15. offers convenience for arriving passengers and waiting friends and family
17. The followers of this religion believe it is a pilgrimage to climb Mt. Fuji
18. a type of flat Japanese noodle that is thick, soft, and long, with rough edges
21. a japanese savory pancake made from a wheat flour batter and other ingredients cooked on a tappan
22. As a British-style steam locomotive this character pretends to be British but was actually born and bred in Japan.
23. factories being preserved back to this era
28. japanese for crossing
29. a japanese rice cake that is soft, chewy, and slightly gummy
31. a garment which translates to "things to wear"
32. Open air street market next to Ueno Station
34. lacquerware
38. one of the most famous monks in Japan and founder of Shingon Buddhism
40. Fresh, healthy Middle-Eastern cuisine.
41. まど
42. Iconic pagoda on a hilltop facing Mt. Fuji
44. a common 100 yen shop
45. はな
51. Mountain Villa
52. the fastest train service in Japan, reaching 186 mph
53. This type of deer is considered a national treasure and are free to roam the park
54. The Park where Tokyo National Museum is located
58. sells used appliances and electronics
59. Another name for Don Quijote in Japan
60. おんあのに
62. Tide Viewing
65. protectors of the souls of travelers and unborn children
66. sophisticated, high quality writing instrimunts
67. 5 tiered Pagoda at Itsukushima
71. a genre of Japanese art that flourished from the 17th through 19th centries
73. Rice Spoon
75. いす
76. Tokyo's "Food Town" with shopping, fresh food, and experiences
80. いぬ
81. Code for the Airport we are arriving at
82. an area of tokyo that contains hundreds of bookstores
83. is a shorten version of a word meaning game center
84. Kyoto's second-most important sightseeing district.
86. married to the warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi
87. おとこ
88. two that are the same
89. another term for manufacturing
94. a Japanese chain specializing in electronics
95. This Shinto shrine was erected in 656 A.D. & is home to one of the most famous festivals in Japan.
98. a traditional Japanese inn that offers a cultural experience
99. alternative for three
100. Plane Number going to Tokyo
104. Pick up a gorgeous bouquet before you leave the airport
106. Thank You in Japanese
109. a menu of Indian street food and delicacies
114. A historic part of Kyoto where our lodging is located
116. A shopping complex in Ginza. The Dior Cafe is located here
117. A building where multiple trains are stored and can access a single track.
119. Tokyo's area of electronics and pop culture
121. Home of Japans largest temple bell
122. Build a burger to suit your tastes
124. The last name of the man who founded Toyota
125. the temple where the lucky cat can be found
127. a type of rug
128. crazy street crossing in Shibuya
130. thick, woven mats used as flooring in traditional Japanese homes
133. nicer class of seating on trains
134. Nozomi means this
136. おとこのに
139. Burger restaurant and sports bar
141. the region where the airport is
142. an open air architecture museum
144. This temple complex houses the world's largest bronze statue of the Buddha Vairocana
145. そと
149. tofu skin
150. a five arched, wooden bridge
152. A pen, a lighter, A camera store
153. a large, rectangular cushion that originated in Japan and is used for sitting or kneeling on the floor.
154. high end swiss watches
155. a sequence of dishes, each often small and artistically arranged.
156. pike conger eel, a type of fish that is a key part of kyoto cuisine.
157. トイレ

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1. type of train
3. a traditional Japanese bedding style that consists of a quilted sleeping pad stuffed with fiber or cotton
4. the type of bomb dropped on Hroshima
6. otherwise known as a bullet train
7. a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner common in Kyoto.
8. this color of torii gates color is believed to ward off evil spirits and disasters
9. Creative Asian and French dishes
10. つくえ
12. one of the most important temples of Shingon Buddhism
14. Canadian craft beer meets legendary rock history
16. Sitting right in the heart of the Gion district, the expansive, this park offers a casual refuge from the hustle and bustle of Kyoto's tourist district.
19. 水
20. pedestrian heaven
24. Fresh, healthy Saigon street food
25. last name from this book
26. Shopping street dedicated to selling household goods, kitchenware, pottery & tools.
27. a japanese dish of bite-sized pieces of meat, usually chicken, served on a skewer
30. a low, short-legged table that is traditional to Japanese homes
33. a japanese knife that been in production since 1894
35. The perfecture where Toyota was founded
36. The mobile suit piloted by Banagher Links
37. an area that focuses on selling Kitchen and household items
39. in an open-air setting brouse unique jewellery
43. Center of Tokyo youth fashion
46. おんなのひと
47. a japanese beef delicacy of Wagyu beef from the Tajima strain of Japanese black cattle
48. ねこ
49. ひと
50. indoor amusement park created by Sega
55. Japanese animation
56. part of the historical Kanman Path
57. top shopping district with upscale items
59. Lively entertainment district in Osaka known for its soaring illuminated billboards, restaurants & theaters.
60. Shop for a belt, shoes, bag and more
61. Pop in for all your travel essentials
63. A type of mountain that is active
64. A type of apple
68. traditional Japanese structures that mark the entrance to Shinto shrines
69. The main train station in Osaka
70. Last Name of the architect who designed the Imperial Hotel
72. Literally meaning "period dramas", it refers to stories that take place before the Meiji Restoration of 1868.
73. A famous bridge in Nikko
74. formed by violent eruptions
77. また
78. This art instillation allows for more than just a viewing of art
79. This district was built to accommodate the needs of travellers and visitors to the shrine.
83. a woman of art
85. Historic district of Zen & Shinto holy sites, with pottery stores & Maruyama Park cherry blossoms.
90. This park is at the base of Mount Wakakusa
91. Leaving from this city
92. Code for the airport we are leaving
93. Discover well-known brands like Coach, Burberry and others
96. Fast, fresh sandwiches and salads, made to order
97. プール
101. Oldest places of worship in Tokyo going back to 1705
102. means "shrine island"
103. miniature toys that come out of coin-operated vending machines that dispense capsule toys
104. Blowfish sushi
105. a one pot dish of boiled eggs, daikon, konjac, and fishcakes in a soy-flavored broth
107. a less busy bamboo path
108. a japanese desert of shaved ice flavored with syrup and sweetner
110. the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.
111. also known as Miyajima
112. Japanese for Cat
113. こども
115. is a Shinto shrine on the island of Itsukushima
118. Discover your perfect, personal drink
120. really big
123. official mascot of Kyoto Railway Museum
126. a savory pancake made from a wheat flour batter and other ingredients cooked on a teppan
129. this character has their very own shinkasen train
130. き
131. a delicious Nagoya specialty of deep-fried shrimp tempura inside a rice ball and wrapped with nori
132. high quality crystals
135. Japanese amulets that are believed to bring good luck and protection
137. having served for a long time and regarded as reliable or faithful.
138. diverse group of mostly evergreen perennial flowering plants
140. The finest surviving example of early 17th-century Japanese castle architecture
141. A park by Lake Yamanaka, from which you can see Mount Fuji.
143. where the most well known Tosho-gu is found
146. a park in Gotemba that has fun slides and a view of Mt. Fuji
147. Also known as moss temple
148. Kon'nichiwa
151. おとこのひと

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1. / Dev's name for a Kindle (K8)
3. / In 2009, Amazon.com bought popular online shoe retailer _______.com in an all-stock deal worth about $1.2 billion.
5. / Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HDX (2013)
8. / Storage for your Kindle Library.
10. / Is a membership program that offers unlimited express shipping.
11. / What was Amazon.com was almost called?
14. / In 2014, Amazon launched a feature called "_____________" that allows customers to place a bid to 3rd party sellers, rather than buy outright. However, unlike eBay, the feature is not an auction but rather a one-to-one bid where the customer haggles privately with the seller.
15. / NRR, AHT, ACW, ect.
16. / Dev's name for a Kindle Paperwhite 1st Gen
19. / An observed incident of a lightning flash in the atmosphere or to the ground.
20. / Annual end of the year party?
21. / Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HDX 8.9" (2013)
22. / Extended Warranty for Kindle K2, DX, K3, K5, K7, Kindle Fire 2nd Generation (K9), and Kindle Fire HD 8.9" (K10).
23. / Is a game about placing blocks and going on adventures.
27. / Dev's name for a Kindle DX 2nd Gen
29. / Dev's name for a Kindle Keyboard
30. / Automatically synchronizes bookmarks, annotations, and most recent page read.
31. / What is the name of the food market where PSC Employee's can get snacks and drinks while working?
32. / What's ________ is not to evolve.
33. / An item that Amazon ships that is not sold by Amazon.
35. / Dev's name for a Kindle Fire 2nd Gen
36. / When you start your shift you read your emails and _____.
38. / In developmental stages the 1st Kindle was named “_____” after a character in The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson.
40. / 0.00% NRR and most Yeses, Muzo will be reward you with?
43. / Amazon's site went down for ________ minutes and the company missed sales of nearly $5.7 million.
44. / PSC's Sr. Site Leader.
49. / Amazon's ________________ program offers a discounted price on an item (usually sold in bulk), free shipping on every shipment, and automatic shipment of the item every one, two, three, or six months.
54. / A bulk content management system used by institutions.
56. / Conveyor belts that transport items through Amazon’s fulfillment centers move at about?
58. / Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HD (2013)
60. / Extended Warranty for Kindle Fire HDX 8.9.
61. / BOLT and Tech Support CS Operations Manager.
62. / Dev's name for a Kindle DX
63. / Customers have the chance to respond to Customer Service after every single contact they have with Amazon.com.
64. / Since June 19, 2000, Amazon's logotype has featured a curved arrow leading from A to Z, representing that the company carries every product from A to Z, with the arrow shaped like a ______?
66. / Hard work Data Mining may lead you to a ______?
67. / Is a wireless display feature for movies, TV shows, ect.
68. / Are a great way for people to keep track of things they would like to buy later or receive as gifts from others.
70. / In 1999, ____ magazine named Bezos the Person of the Year, recognizing the company's success in popularizing online shopping.
73. / This status is used to place a ticket into a holding period.
74. / Is Amazon.com's division that develops television shows, movies and comics from online submissions and crowd-sourced feedback.
77. / Fire HD Kids Edition
79. / To help ease the burden on its warehouse workers, Amazon now uses ______ to assist in retrieving items.
82. / Provides unlimited, ad-free access to hundreds of Prime Playlists, Prime Stations, and more.
84. / It's not an ___________ if you know it's going to work.
89. / Dev's name for a Kindle (7th Gen 2014)
90. / The semi-final step in resolving a trouble ticket.
93. / Road _________ is the name of Jeff Bezos' biological fathers bike shop.
94. / There was one more name Amazon.com was almost called?
97. / Taco Tuesday Master.
98. / Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HD 1st Gen
99. / Amazon holds a patent on 1-Click buying, and licenses it to ______.
100. / Dev's name for a Kindle Keyboard 2nd Gen
101. / ______.com is a seller and producer of spoken audio entertainment, information, and educational programming on the Internet.

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2. / The historical definition of a carriage drawn by three horses, two abreast and one leader.
4. / Yummy food brought you by your Fun Team and fellow CSA's.
6. / Dev's name for Kindle Fire 1st Gen
7. / Dev's name for a Fire HDX 8.9 (2014 Edition)
8. / Kindle Paperwhite (2012)
9. / The final step in resolving a trouble ticket.
10. / Dev's name for a Kindle Paperwhite 2nd Gen (2013)
12. / The quintessential example of Amazon's frugality was the wooden ______?
13. / Allows Amazon to donate 0.5% of the sale price to a selected charity as its sponsor.
17. / Pick a number and you may get lucky and get out of work.
18. / Amazon.com saw losses of $______ billion in its early years and didn't report a profit until the last quarter of 2001.
24. / A grocery service offering perishable and nonperishable foods.
25. / Dev's name for a Kindle Voyage (2014)
26. / The first book sold on Amazon was?
28. / Bolt's Bearded Salesman/Musician.
29. / Extended Warranty for Kindle (K4 / K8), Kindle Fire 1st Generation (K6), Kindle Fire HD 7" (K9HD), Pinot, Arial, Aston, Thor, and Soho.
31. / The initial status of a ticket when submitted to the system.
33. / Is a monthly content subscription service that offers a variety of children's books, videos, and apps.
34. / Dev's name for a Kindle Touch
37. / Is a community for readers that allows you to connect with friends or other community members.
39. / Dev's name for a Fire HD 6 (2014)
41. / Dev's name for a Kindle (K4)
42. Covey / Who Was Key To Amazon.com's Success & Died in 2013.
45. / When you register your Kindle for the 1st time you get a free 6 month subscription to _____________?
46. / Is a subscription that allows you unlimited access to thousands of e-books.
47. / Amazon began in the garage of founder Jeff Bezos’s home in "______________", Washington.
48. / When you need a blurb, policy, form, ect you use the ___________.
49. / Sponsored Screen savers on Kindles/Fires.
50. / The last day of the week rewards you with cold beverage from a cart.
51. / The most popular game on Facebook, with 46 million average monthly users.
52. / Is a feature available that allows customers to video chat with an Amazon Tech Advisors.
53. / Customers can watch movies and TV shows from Amazon Instant Video.
55. / A website that allows collaborative editing of its content and structure by its users.
57. / Intensive Pay
58. / A guide for creating Leads, Accounts, Opportunities, and Quotes.
59. / Login, Sch, and Team Name.
65. / This indicates the resolver is scoping the ticket and deciding if they are able to help you.
69. / Amazon Employee Internal Resource Website.
71. / In 2012, Amazon announced the launch of ____.com for buying green products, including groceries, household items, and apparel.
72. / In __________ 2007, Amazon launched Amazon Kindle, an e-book reader which downloads content over "Whispernet", via Sprint's EV-DO wireless network.
74. / Is a daily deal service launched in June 2011 in Boise, Idaho and as of 2013, Amazon Local offers daily deals to over 100 regions in 36 U.S. States.
75. / On March 22, 2011, Amazon launched the Amazon Appstore for _______ devices and the service was made available in over 200 countries.
76. / A ticket should be set to this status as soon as a resolver begins to work on resolving the ticket.
78. / Bized and Kindle Tech Support CSM?
80. / In Amazon’s early days a ____ would ring in the office every time someone made a purchase.
81. / Amazon.com may account for around a ____ of all U.S. e commerce sales.
83. / A wireless standard that allows two devices to connect to each other.
85. / Was a one-time circus performer.
86. / Dev's name for a Fire HD 7 (2014)
87. / Allows registered users to create profiles, upload photos and video, send messages and keep in touch with friends, family and colleagues.
88. / Bolt's Instigator.
91. / Sold for 99 cents and crashed Amazon's servers?
92. / When you need to find the answers to your technical questions or answer other users' questions you go to _____?
95. / Twitter is an online social networking service that enables users to send and read short 140-character messages called "_______”.
96. / Dev's name for a Kindle Fire HD 8.9"

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1. FONT INVENTED FOR MICROSOFT OFFICE IN THE EARLY 1990S USED FOR WHIMSY OR OBFUSCATION
4. AMERICAN SCULPTOR KNOWN FOR "URBAN LIGHT" AND "WHAT MY DAD GAVE ME," AND PERFORMANCE ARTIST, KNOWN FOR "FIVE DAY LOCKER PIECE," HIS MASTER'S THESIS, AS WELL AS THE SUPER-8 FILM "SHOOT"
8. INABILITY TO CREATE VISUAL IMAGES IN THE MIND'S EYE
14. CHEF KNOWN AS THE "TACO KING OF L.A."
15. AMERICAN 1984 CONCERT FILM DIRECTED BY JONATHAN DEMME AND STARRING THE TALKING HEADS, FREQUENTLY SCREENED AS A CULT FILM
16. TRANSITION
18. SUCCULENT LEAF EATEN BY LITTLEFOOT AND HIS FRIENDS IN "THE LAND BEFORE TIME"
21. DRAWING AID IN WHICH AN IMAGE IS PROJECTED ONTO THE DRAWING SURFACE, CREATING A DOUBLE EXPOSURE AND ALLOWING FOR DUPLICATION IN ACCURATE DETAIL
23. EXAMPLE OF THE BRAIN'S COGNITIVE ABILITY TO MARRY TWO DISPARATE CONCEPTS EVEN IF NOT REAL OR EVER ENCOUNTERED
29. SCOTS TERM FOR A FINE DRIZZLE OR MIST
30. MONGOLIAN TRADITIONAL BOWED STRING INSTRUMENT, ALSO KNOWN AS A HORSEHEAD FIDDLE, AND WHICH IS CONSIDERED A NATIONAL SYMBOL
31. COVERED ENTRANCE TO A BUILDING WIDE ENOUGH TO ALLOW A CAR OR CARRIAGE TO PASS THROUGH FOR DEPARTURE OR ARRIVAL PROTECTED FROM THE ELEMENTS, OFTEN FOUND ON HOTELS, HOSPITALS, AND LUXURY HOMES
35. ANNUAL POLL OF MOST POPULAR MUSIC RELEASES PUBLISHED IN THE "VILLAGE VOICE" FROM 1974 ON
37. RESIN USED IN PERFUMES AND VARNISHES, DERIVED FROM A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT TREES
38. SOMEONE WHO PERFORMS EXPLORATORY OIL DRILLS IN AN AREA NOT YET KNOWN TO CONTAIN OIL
39. QUEER BLACK WRITER OF HORROR FICTION, WHO RECENTLY SELF-PUBLISHED THEIR DEBUT NOVEL "ON SUNDAYS, SHE PICKED FLOWERS"
42. ROGUISH MISCHIEF
43. WAVE WHICH CARRIES ENOUGH LINEAR ENERGY TO CURVE FORWARD AT ITS PEAK AS IT TRANSMUTES TO WAVE TURBULENCE ENERGY, AND "FALL" FORWARD TOWARDS THE SHORE OR SEAFLOOR
45. MAMMAL LIVING ON HOTH IN "STAR WARS" AND USED BY THE REBELS AS MOUNTS
47. MNEMONIC DEVICE TO LEARN PITCH AND SIGHT-READING OF MUSIC NOTATION, SUCH AS "DO RE ME FA SO LA TI DO"
51. HARMFUL, HOSTILE, OR TENDING TO OBSTRUCT
52. NOTABLE RUSSIAN (AND LATER, SOVIET) COMPOSER OF THE 20TH CENTURY, KNOWN FOR BALLET SCORES LIKE "ROMEO AND JULIET"
53. LUMON'S OUTDOOR "RETREAT" FOR THE INNIES ON "SEVERANCE"
56. OPEN, LIGHT CARRIAGE POPULAR IN THE REGENCY PERIOD, NAMED FOR A MYTHOLOGICAL SUN DEITY
57. FIRST CAT TO SUCCESSFULLY GO TO SPACE AND RETURN TO EARTH
59. EXPERIMENTAL FILM BY ARISTOTELIS MARAGKOS THAT IS A RECUT AND PARTIALLY ANIMATED VERSION OF THE 1995 STEPHEN KING ADAPTATION MINISERIES "THE LANGOLIERS"
60. A NO-BAKE SLICE DESSERT MADE OF MILK CHOCOLATE AND MARSHMALLOWS, ALSO KNOWN AS ROCKY ROAD
61. A CLUSTER OF STARS THAT IS NOT FORMALLY ARRANGED IN A CONSTELLATION, SUCH AS THE PLEIADES
64. THE ORIGINAL NAME OF THE CITY OF THE NAZGUL, THE "TOWER OF THE MOON"
66. INDIGENOUS, CALORICALLY-DENSE FOOD MADE FROM TALLOW, DRIED MEAT, AND DRIED BERRIES
67. POLISH ILLUSTRATOR AND STAGE DESIGNER KNOWN FOR THE MEG AND MOG BOOKS AND "HAUNTED HOUSE," A POP-UP BOOK FOR WHICH HE WON HIS SECOND GREENAWAY MEDAL
69. CHERUBIM CHARACTER FROM "A WIND IN THE DOOR" THAT APPEARS AS MANY WINGS AND EYES, AND WHICH IS ORIGINALLY THOUGHT TO BE A DRAGON
73. AN INFLUENTIAL PERSIAN POET, THEOLOGIAN, AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVIST WHO WAS A DEVOUT ADHERENT TO THE BABISM FAITH AND WHO WAS MARTYRED IN 1852 DUE TO HER STRUGGLE FOR FEMALE EMANCIPATION
75. HOMEMADE CREATURE COSTUME BY BRANDON JOHNSON OF APPLETON, WI, THAT WENT VIRAL ON TIKTOK AND LED TO A COACHELLA GIG PERFORMING WITH DOJA CAT
78. MUSIC GENRE CHARACTERIZED AS A RELAXED-BEAT SAMBA CREATED IN BRAZIL IN THE MID-20TH CENTURY
79. STEEP GULLY ON A MOUNTAINSIDE
80. CHINESE VEILED HAT POPULAR IN THE TANG DYNASTY
83. WRITING DEVICE WHEREIN WORDS OR PHRASES ARE REPEATED IN QUICK SUCCESSION FOR POETRY OR EMPHASIS, OFTEN SEEN IN THE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE
84. NOT SOCIAL
86. TOWN IN MICHIGAN KNOWN FOR ITS GRAPE AGRICULTURE AND NOTABLE INHABITANTS BEING THE FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO PUBLISH A COOKBOOK IN THE US (MALINDA RUSSELL) AND A YOUNG TEEN WHO WAS TOUTED TO HAVE PYROKINETIC POWERS IN THE 19TH CENTURY
87. THE "MOTORCYCLE QUEEN OF MIAMI," KNOWN FOR BEING ONE OF THE FEW CIVILIAN DISPATCH RIDERSFOR THE ARMY DURING WWII AND THE FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO CROSS THE US SOLO ON A MOTORCYCLE
89. MYTHICAL LOST CITY ON "CHARMED" THAT WAS A SOURCE OF GREAT DEMONIC POWER IF FOUND AND RAISED FROM THE DESERT SANDS
90. YEMENI CILANTRO-BASED SPICY AND CITRUSSY SAUCE OFTEN USED WITH FALAFEL
91. DRIED KELP USED IN JAPANESE CUISINE
93. NORWEGIAN/SWEDISH TERM FOR A PENSIVE MELANCHOLY RELATED TO THE END OF SUMMER AND BEGINNING OF AUTUMN
94. COCKTAIL INVOLVING TEQUILA, LIME JUICE, AND GRAPEFRUIT JUICE OR GRAPEFRUIT-FLAVORED SODA
95. A LOOSE STYLE OF SHIRT WITH A COLLAR THAT IS DEEP AND SQUARE IN THE BACK AND TAPERS TO THE FRONT, CLASSICALLY ASSOCIATED WITH SAILORS
97. A TEDDY BEAR MADE BY IKEA, WHOSE NAME MEANS "JUNGLE FOREST"
99. THE LONGEST RUNNING ANNUAL FESTIVAL DEDICATED TO ROCK AND POP MUSIC IN THE WORLD, HELD IN THE NETHERLANDS
100. SQUIRRELLIKE
101. FERMENTED TEA BEVERAGE THAT PROMOTES GUT HEALTH
102. A TYPE OF NON-STRAINED JELLY TYPICALLY MADE WITH BITTER ORANGE, OR IN THE ORIGINAL PORTUGUESE STYLE, QUINCE, THOUGH MODERN STYLES ARE HEAVILY BASED ON SCOTTISH RECIPE

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2. ZONE IN EUROPE CONTAINING 29 COUNTRIES WHICH BY MUTUAL AGREEMENT ALLOW FREE TRAVEL BETWEEN THEM AND HAVE NO BORDER CONTROLS
3. KOREAN POEM FORM OF THREE LINES WITH AROUND 14-16 SYLLABLES PER, THOUGH THEY SHOULD FLOW TOGETHER SMOOTHLY, AND WHICH TYPICALLY EXPLORES THEMES OF PASTORAL LIVING, COSMOLOGY, OR LOVE
5. THE LARGEST METAL MEDIEVAL ISLAMIC SCULPTURE KNOWN, WHICH IS IN A MUSEUM IN ITALY DESPITE ITS ORIGINS
6. EXPLORER IN SEARCH OF MYTHIC PIRATE TREASURE WHO HELPS PAVE THE WAY FOR THE GOONIES' DISCOVERY
7. FRIED PASTRY FOUND IN TEX-MEX AND NEW MEXICAN CUISINE
9. THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF AN EVENT
10. ALSO KNOWN AS CEMPASUCHIL, THIS IS THE TRADITIONAL FLOWER USED TO CELEBRATE DIAS DE LOS MUERTOS
11. ACTRESS KNOWN FOR HER ROLES IN "BECKER," SEVERAL OF THE SAW MOVIES, AND THE 1994 STEPHEN KING ADAPTATION MINISERIES "THE STAND"
12. EDIBLE MUSHROOM POPULAR IN EUROPEAN CUISINE, ALSO ONE OF FEW VARIETIES OF MUSHROOMS TO BE SOLD PICKLED
13. SMALL, SINGLE-STORY HOUSE OR COTTAGE, OFTEN DONE IN A CRAFTSMAN STYLE WHEN BUILT IN THE US
17. NATIONAL PARK IN UGANDA WHICH IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE BY FOOT AND IS NOTABLE FOR ITS INCREDIBLE BIODVERSITY AND POPULATION OF MOUNTAIN GORILLAS
19. THANE OF LOCHABER, MURDERED BY MACBETH BUT RETURNS AS A GHOST
20. LISA FRANK UNICORN CHARACTER THAT LOVES TO JUMP OVER RAINBOWS
22. ALIEN SPECIES WHICH LOVES TO EAT OOMPA-LOOMPAS
24. A FAMILY OF CARNIVOROUS MAMMALS INCLUDING WEASELS, WOLVERINES, AND OTTERS
25. DESIGN CONCEPT WHERE PRODUCTS HAVE SOFT CURVES AND NO SHARP EDGES, ARE OFTEN COLORFUL, AND CAN BE FOUND IN ELECTRONICS, FURNITURE, CLOTHING, BUILDINGS, AND EVEN CARS LIKE THE VW BEETLE
26. JOKE AMONG RADIOLOGISTS RELATED TO MALE GENITALIA ON IMAGING POINTING TOWARD OR AWAY FROM POINT OF INJURY
27. STRING INSTRUMENT-MAKER AND REPAIRMAN
28. HUNGARIAN COMIC STRIP OF THE 1950S STARRING A SEXY "MODERN WOMAN" WHO DOESN'T PUT UP WITH SEXISM
32. STUDY OF FACIAL FEATURES TO INTERPRET EMOTIONAL STATE
33. TO BE A FACTOR OF PREVENTION, AS OF A CIRCUMSTANCE OR FACT
34. MEDICAL COMMUNITY SLANG FOR A PARTICULARLY INTERESTING DIAGNOSIS, ESPECIALLY OF THE RARE VARIETY
36. ENGLISH WRITER OF THE 17TH CENTURY WHO WAS ALSO THE DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE AND WHOSE "BLAZING WORLD" IS CONSIDERED PROTO-SCIENCE-FICTION
40. SWISS FEMINIST ARTIST MOST STRONGLY IDENTIFIED WITH SURREALISM DUE TO THE POPULARITY OF HER "OBJECT," A TEACUP, SAUCER, AND SPOON COVERED WITH FUR, THOUGH SHE WORKED IN OTHER STYLES AND MEDIA, NOTABLY PHOTOGRAPHY
41. UNFEELING, NUMB
44. JAPANESE GAME SIMILAR TO HACKY SACK PLAYED SINCE THE HEIAN PERIOD
46. FRUIT WHICH IS A CROSS BETWEEN A BLACKBERRY AND A RASPBERRY, DIFFICULT TO HARVEST AND THEREFORE NOT COMMERCIALLY VIABLE, NAMED FOR A RIVER IN SCOTLAND
48. POET WHO WAS A DRIVING FORCE OF THE IRISH LITERARY REVIVAL, NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE WINNER OF 1923, AND CHIEF PLAYWRIGHT FOR THE IRISH LITERARY THEATER, AS WELL AS A MEMBER OF THE HERMETIC ORDER OF THE GOLDEN DAWN
49. A TABLEAU OF SEVEN SYMBOLIC ITEMS BEGINNING WITH AN "S" LAID OUT TO CELEBRATE THE IRANIAN NEW YEAR, OCCURRING ON THE VERNAL EQUINOX
50. LEGAL CASE THAT ESTABLISHED THE RULE OF DIVERSITY JURISDICTION
54. SWISS GERMAN CERAMIST KNOWN FOR HER WHIMISICAL ANIMAL SCULPTURES
55. LARGEST LAKE IN MINNEAPOLIS
58. L.A. PLANETARIUM NAMED FOR ITS DOUBLE-APPELLED BENEFACTOR WHICH CONTAINS THE MOST-VIEWED TELESCOPE IN THE WORLD
62. CHEAP BRANDY DRANK AT THE SEEDIEST PUB IN TOWN IN "THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE"
63. THE UNDERBELLY OR FRINGES OF SO-CALLED RESPECTABLE SOCIETY
65. A REPEATING SEQUENCE OF DIGITS OR OTHER SIGNIFICANT NUMBER COMBINATIONS TO WHICH NUMEROLOGISTS ASCRIBE PORTENTS WHEN VIEWED SPONTANEOUSLY
68. A SEABIRD WITH THE LONGEST WINGSPAN OF ANY BIRD SPECIES, THEY ARE KNOWN TO FLY FOR THOUSANDS OF MILES AT A TIME AND ONLY LAND TO FEED AND BREED
70. TREE NICKNAMED "GHOST OF THE FOREST" DUE TO ITS PALE, PEELING BARK, AND IN ANCIENT EGYPT WAS ASSOCIATED WITH GODDESS HATHOR AND USED TO BUILD COFFINS
71. JAPANESE NOVELIST OF THE 21ST CENTURY, KNOWN FOR HER DEBUT BOOK "KITCHEN," AND WHOSE WORK EXPLORES THEMES OF URBAN EXISTENTIALISM AND YOUTHFUL ENNUI
72. RISING OR SETTING WITH THE SUN, ARCHAICALLY, USUALLY AS OF A STAR
74. FUSS, UPROAR
76. SODA POPULAR AMONG JIMMY'S CLASSMATES ON "JIMMY NEUTRON: BOY GENIUS"
77. HERB ALSO KNOWN AS FRENCH PARSLEY, WITH A DELICATE, ANISE-LIKE FLAVOR
81. A FRENCH PUPPET WHOSE NAME IS A BIT OF A MISNOMER (IT TRANSLATES AS "BUFFOON") AS HE IS A SILKWEAVER WHO IS CLEVER AND COURAGEOUS AND WHOSE SHOW SATIRIZED ISSUES OF ITS DAY
82. THE ORIGINAL NAME OF THE CAPITAL OF GONDOR, THE "TOWER OF THE SUN"
85. TYPE OF HAT WORN BY SHERLOCK HOLMES
88. GNOME SCHOLAR WHO SURVEYS THE SOUTHERN ORACLE IN "THE NEVERENDING STORY"
92. FRENCH BRAND OF TYPEWRITER
96. UTTER CONFUSION OR CHAOS, SLANGILY
98. RAISED BORDER ALONG A ROAD OR TRAIL, OFTEN USED FOR BEAUTIFICATION OR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL (SUCH AS TO AVOID STORMWATER RUNOFF FLOODING AREAS)