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- 4. Jesus had 2 apostles named this. We have 5. Can you name them?
- 5. Cardinals quarterback ___ Murray.
- 6. Crack of_____
- 7. Hidden Word: Rhythmic name hidden inside the phrase "cosmik ayliens
- 11. Obi-Wan's iconic Star Wars surname.
- 12. Affectionate nickname for Din Djarin.
- 13. Famous New York hot dog brand known for its annual July 4th eating contest.
- 15. NASCAR champion Larson or Busch
- 17. A small, enclosed compartment, like one used for voting, toll collection, or restaurant seating.
- 18. One who attends to valet duties, or Peter's last name
- 20. Son of the right hand
- 22. Legendary folk-rock singer-songwriter Bob, who won a Nobel Prize in Literature.
- 23. Former Genesis drummer Phil who sings Tarzan
- 25. Ladder owner in the Bible
- 26. Anagram of "IN CHERS"
- 30. Whipped-hat archaeologist Indiana
- 31. The protagonist the the Stormlight series
- 32. The German Shepherd police pup from the children's cartoon PAW Patrol.
- 33. Ancient city of the Trojan Horse
- 37. Star Wars subtitle, "A New ___".
- 38. Geography: City in Lancashire, England, or a town in southeast Idaho.
- 40. The independent, aspiring writer sister in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women
- 41. Poet Frost who wrote about "The Road Not Taken".
- 42. Surname for a roof tile layer
- 47. Bowie of rock or Beckham of soccer. We've got __ of them
- 48. Anagram of Cestai
- 50. Variant of Amazons AI assistant
- 52. Halloween star Jamie Lee ___
- 53. "How Do I Live" country-pop singer ___ Rimes
- 54. Legendary Eagles singer and guitarist ___ Frey.
- 57. Anagram of yndla
- 58. History: Aviation pioneer Orville or Wilbur
- 60. Famous western author ____Gray
- 61. A swift, three-letter spelling variant hidden inside the word "flyng".
- 62. Pioneer physicist and two-time Nobel laureate ___ Curie.
- 64. Notorious 19th-century American outlaw ___ James, or track legend ___ Owens who won four gold medals in 1936.
- 67. A very useful tank engine
- 69. Tall, thin grass found in wetlands or a woodwind instrument vibration source.
- 71. Wife of Isaac and mother of Esau and Jacob.
- 74. Pride and Prejudice" protagonist first name
- 77. Gym lifter's burden
- 78. Sounds like a large South American vulture, but ends with an 'ER'
- 79. In Japanese, it can mean it can mean "lovely," "beautiful," or "light
- 81. Twelfth U.S. President ___ Taylor
- 84. 2011 hit single "____'s Crying" by Van Halen
- 85. Single beam of sunshine
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- 1. Scottish-origin name meaning "holly garden").
- 2. Popular English toffee bar covered in milk chocolate
- 3. Luke 3:24 who knew?
- 7. NBA legend Jordan or swimming GOAT Phelps
- 8. This name means "I can do anything" in Celtic
- 9. "____ Tree National Park"
- 10. An anagram of the Indonesian island "Atya."
- 14. Home of an ancient, legendary lost library
- 16. Wyoming city home to the University of Wyoming
- 19. This name is first middle and last
- 21. The historical 4th-century bishop who inspired the figure of Santa Claus.
- 22. The very first appearance of light in the morning sky
- 24. Mount Rushmore president Roosevelt, affectionately
- 25. An ancient Latin name meaning "upright," "fair," or "righteous
- 27. Bourne of spy thrillers, or Voorhees of Friday the 13th
- 28. Anagram of Vatted
- 29. Transistor-inventing physicist or iconic character from Star Trek who was frequently told to "beam me up"
- 34. One of the Twelve Apostles, also known as Bartholomew John 1:45
- 35. Wolverine's alter ego in Marvel Comics.
- 36. Pride and Prejudice" protagonist Last name
- 39. "The King of Clay" tennis legend Rafael
- 43. Gosling or Reynolds
- 44. Current Prince of Wales and heir to the British throne.
- 45. Canyon
- 46. Southern Utah
- 49. Meaning: helper or defender; or Greek verb alexein
- 51. Australia's most populous city, home to a world-famous opera house.
- 55. Massive copper mine canyon near Salt Lake City
- 56. 3 different spellings one name
- 59. A German-origin name meaning "rich,"
- 63. Hollywood legend Gardner
- 64. French-origin feminine name meaning "Jehovah is God.
- 65. Meaning: village with a church
- 66. Roger Rabbits wife
- 68. Mary Tyler ___
- 70. Maroon 5 frontman Levine or Star Wars actor Driver.
- 72. A type of poplar tree known for its delicate leaves that flutter easily in the wind.
- 73. President who sounds like he works in a warehouse
- 75. History: American inventor ___ Whitney, who created the cotton gin.
- 76. Half a motorcycle manufacturer, or a classic street in London
- 77. Timber material used to make furniture, paper, and campfires.
- 80. Connecticut's "New ____" (home to Yale University)
- 82. Fill-in-the-blank: "____ at the Bat" (famous 1888 baseball poem)
- 83. Abraham's wife and Isaac's mother
