Fun Words with Paige 51

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  1. 2. A BLACK SCULPTOR OF JAMAICAN AND COSTA RICAN HERITAGE WHO WORKED PRIMARILY IN BRONZE, HE IS KNOWN FOR HIS WORK COMMEMORATING THE TUSKEGEE AIRMEN AND FOR BEING KILLED DURING THE 9/11 ATTACKS
  2. 4. HOW A GREEK WOULD REFER TO A BLONDE, ARCHAICALLY
  3. 7. A RUSSIAN INTERNET SLANG, ALSO KNOWN AS PADONKAFFSKY JARGON
  4. 11. A CONICAL TEXTILE TUBE USED TO INDICATE WINDSPEED AND WIND DIRECTION, ESPECIALLY IN USE AT AIRPORTS AND CHEMICAL PLANTS
  5. 14. TO DELAY IN A CAREFREE OR THOUGHTLESS MANNER
  6. 15. A JAPANESE PHOTOGRAPHER AND ARCHITECT, KNOWN FOR HIS EXTREMELY LONG EXPOSURES AND SUBJECTS OFTEN BEING OTHERS' WORKS OF ART, INCLUDING FILMS, SCULPTURES, BUILDINGS, AND WAX FIGURES OF HENRY VIII AND HIS WIVES
  7. 20. ISAIAH BERLIN'S 1953 ESSAY ON TOLSTOY WHICH HAS BEEN LIKENED TO AN "INTELLECTUAL'S COCKTAIL-PARTY GAME"
  8. 24. KOREAN BLACKBERRY WINE
  9. 25. THE PRACTICE OF PRELOADING DATA IN THE TEMPORARY MEMORY OF A DEVICE TO PREVENT LAG, ESPECIALLY WHEN VIEWING VIDEO OR IMAGE FILES
  10. 27. A RED SEA ALGAE COMMON IN THE ATLANTIC, AND WHICH IS HARVESTED FOR ITS CARRAGEENAN, USED TO STABILIZE PRODUCTS LIKE ICE CREAM
  11. 30. THIS TENSILE BARRIER ON THE PRINCE EDWARD VIADUCT WAS INSTALLED TO PREVENT SUICIDE JUMPERS, AS PREVIOUSLY THE BRIDGE WAS THE SECOND MOST USED SPOT IN NORTH AMERICA FOR THAT PURPOSE (AFTER THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE)
  12. 31. THE FLICKERING OF A USER INTERFACE DUE TO SOFTWARE UNABLE TO KEEP UP WITH THE DISPLAY'S FRAMERATE
  13. 33. IN THE GAYLE ARGOT, THIS REFERS TO A DISCOTHEQUE OR CLUB
  14. 35. A MOLASSES MONSTER IN CANDY LAND
  15. 36. A PRESTIGIOUS GAME ANIMAL, THIS REFERS TO THE MALE OF A PARTICULAR DEER SPECIES
  16. 38. IN THE MARVEL COMICS LORE, THIS GOD BIRTHED ALL VAMPIRES (SUCH AS THOSE BLADE FIGHTS)
  17. 39. A BRECHTIAN MUSICAL PLAY ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN GERMAN IN 1963, IT IS SET AT THE CHARENTON ASYLUM AND INVOLVES A SECONDARY PLAY STAGED BY THE INMATES REENACTING KEY EVENTS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
  18. 42. A PICKPOCKET
  19. 43. IN JAPANESE GARDENING, THIS INDICATES A BED OF GRAVEL OR STONE WHICH SYMBOLIZES A STREAM OF WATER
  20. 44. THE FIRST TRIP OF A SHIP
  21. 48. AN OLD-FASHIONED SLANG TERM IN THE UK FOR THE ASSISTANT TO A MOUNTEBANK AT A FAIR
  22. 51. A RHYMING RESTAURANT BOOTH UPHOLSTERED IN FAUX-ANIMAL SKIN
  23. 52. ONE OF FRANCIS OF ASSISI'S ORIGINAL FOLLOWERS, HE WAS KNOWN AS THE "JESTER OF THE LORD," AND WAS RENOWNED FOR HIS FOOLISHNESS IN GIVING AWAY THE VERY CLOTHES ON HIS BACK TO ANY WHO ASKED, AMONG OTHER DEVOTIONS
  24. 54. IN CHINESE FOLKLORE, ESPECIALLY THAT OF TAIWAN, SHE IS A TUTELARY OCEAN GODDESS OFTEN INVOKED BY SEAFARERS
  25. 55. ALL UKRAINIAN PRESIDENTS SINCE 1991 HAVE TAKEN THEIR OATHS OF OFFICE ON THIS, A 16TH CENTURY ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT WRITTEN IN THE RUTHENIAN LANGUAGE
  26. 56. A CARBON ALLOTYPE THAT RESEMBLES A GEODESIC DOME, NAMED FOR THE DOME'S CREATOR
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  1. 1. IN COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG, THESE ARE BEERS
  2. 3. A HAWAIIAN INTERJECTION THAT CAN MEAN ANYTHING FROM "OH DEAR" TO EXPRESSING A DEEP GRIEF OR SHOCK
  3. 5. IN WINE, THIS ADJECTIVE MEANS IT HAS A PLEASING SENSE OF ACIDITY
  4. 6. IN THE 1970S, POLICE IN LONDON MAY HAVE BEEN PEJORATIVELY REFERRED TO AS THIS FRUIT
  5. 8. CHINESE EXPRESSION RELATED TO A TANG DYNASTY MYTH AND WHICH REFERS TO PERFECT WORKMANSHIP OR A PERFECTLY LAID, COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
  6. 9. THIS CITY IN FLORIDA HOSTS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR TUPPERWARE AND THE WORLD'S LARGEST ORANGE
  7. 10. IN FENCING, THIS IS A FEAT OF STRENGTH IN WHICH AN ATTACK IS FORCED THROUGH A PARRY
  8. 12. RELATED TO EVENING TIME
  9. 13. IN ROMAN RELIGIOUS BELIEF, THIS WAS A VERBAL UTTERANCE SUNG FOR RITUALISTIC PURPOSES, SUCH AS A SPELL OR INCANTATION
  10. 16. A GIZMO, IF YOU ARE A HACKER OR A FAN OF MODEL RAILROADS
  11. 17. A PERSON TRAVELING BY FOOT
  12. 18. THIS NICKNAME REFERS TO A RIVER WHICH PASSES THROUGH WEST VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND PENNSYLVANIA, KNOWN FOR ITS FORDING BY GEORGE WASHINGTON DURING THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR AND POPULAR TODAY AMONG WHITEWATER KAYAKERS AND CANOEISTS
  13. 19. AN ENTHUSIAST OF FRENCH CLASSICAL NARRATIVE DANCE
  14. 21. IN MUSICAL NOTATION, TO PLAY VERY, VERY SLOWLY
  15. 22. THE OTHER NAME FOR STARFRUIT, A UNIQUELY SHAPED SWEET-AND-SOUR FRUIT THAT IS EDIBLE BUT DOES CONTAIN A NEUROTOXIN THAT CAN BE FATAL IN LARGE QUANTITIES
  16. 23. RELATED TO THE CHEEK
  17. 26. A CORVID NATIVE TO THE NORTHERN CARIBBEAN AND WHOSE CALL IS UNLIKE OTHERS OF ITS ILK
  18. 28. IN ARCHITECTURE, THIS IS A CONNECTING STRUCTURE, USUALLY LINKING TWO LARGER STRUCTURES, SUCH AS A MAIN BUILDING AND A SUBSIDIARY PAVILION OR ANNEX
  19. 29. THIS EXPRESSION MEANS A POKER HAND THAT REQUIRES NO BUY-IN TO PLAY
  20. 32. THIS WORD ORIGINALLY REFERRED TO SPELLCASTING, USUALLY SENDING SOMEONE AN EVIL EYE CURSE OR AVERTING THE SAME BY USE OF A PHALLIC AMULET
  21. 34. THE FRIDA KAHLO MUSEUM IN MEXICO CITY IS LOCATED IN HER OLD HOUSE, KNOWN AS THIS
  22. 37. AT A TRADITIONAL SODA FOUNTAIN, YOU WOULD TELL THE JERK TO "SHOOT ONE IN THE RED," IN ORDER TO RECEIVE THIS BEVERAGE
  23. 40. THE RECURRENCE OF AN UNDESIRABLE SITUATION, PARTICULARLY AS OF MEDICAL SYMPTOMS
  24. 41. IN HERALDRY, THIS TERM INDICATES A UNION OF TWO COATS OF ARMS ON ONE SURFACE, TYPICALLY THOSE OF A WOMAN'S FATHER AND HUSBAND
  25. 45. IN OSAKA, THIS IS HOW YOU WOULD ORDER WHAT THE USA CALLS A CORNDOG
  26. 46. A PORTABLE CONTAINER FOR RELICS, SUCH AS THE BONES OF SAINTS
  27. 47. A SEVEN AND A HALF MINUTE PERIOD INTO WHICH A POLO GAME IS DIVIDED
  28. 49. A LATIN LEGAL EXPRESSION INDICATING THAT THE AIR ABOVE AND GROUND BELOW A PIECE OF PROPERTY ALSO BELONG TO THE OWNER OF SAID PROPERTY
  29. 50. EPITHET FOR A SET OF NATIVE AMERICAN BALLERINAS FROM OKLAHOMA THAT BROKE RACIAL BARRIERS AND BECAME INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED DURING THE 20TH CENTURY
  30. 53. A STYLE OF INDIAN CLASSICAL DANCE IN WHICH BELLS WORN AROUND THE ANKLES ARE RANG BY STOMPING FOR RHYTHMIC EFFECT