October Crossword

2. This U.S. space agency was responsible for the Apollo missions that landed the first humans on the Moon.
3. A rare and precious gemstone often found in a shade of pink or red, known for its brilliance.
5. This is the process by which water turns into vapor and rises into the atmosphere.
6. A delicate, lightweight fabric often used in making scarves and blouses.more cross word questions
7. The famous sports award Abby Wambach won in 2012, recognizing her as the best female soccer player.
10. This city is known for its iconic landmark, the Colosseum.
12. The original name for Halloween, meaning "hallowed evening."
16. This classic novel monster is brought to life by electricity in a lab.
17. A classic novel by Herman Melville featuring a captain’s obsession with a whale.
18. A dog breed famous for its distinctive wrinkled face and pushed-in nose.
21. The last name of Angel City FC's co-founder, who played Queen Amidala.
23. A financial term for an investment that typically provides a steady income, such as dividends or interest.
24. A flightless bird native to Australia and known for its large size.

1. This city hosted the Summer Olympics in 1992 and is known for its architecture by Antoni Gaudí.
4. This Halloween candy was originally called "chicken feed."
7. This stadium is home to Angel City FC's home games.
8. In Greek mythology, this god of the sea is known for carrying a trident.
9. Angel City FC was the first women's team to offer players _ shares.
11. This gas makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere and is essential for plant growth.
13. This American writer is famous for his short stories and novels, including "The Old Man and the Sea," which earned him the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954.
14. This large, nocturnal bird is known for its wisdom and often depicted wearing spectacles.
15. The tradition of carving pumpkins originally used these vegetables in Ireland.
19. This American swimmer has won 23 gold medals in his Olympic careers.
20. A form of poetry consisting of five lines with a specific syllable pattern.
22. This British rock band, known for hits like "Bohemian Rhapsody," was led by Freddie Mercury.