Medieval Times Answers
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Lead singer of Pearl Jam.: Vedder
Theory of Evolution.: Darwin
Religious, ceremonial sword of ancient India.: Khanda
1984 and Big Brother creator.: Orwell
To disprove a theory or belief.: Debunk
Color made with red and blue.: Purple
If in time, it saves nine.: Stitch
It means “parents” in Spanish.: Padres
Sugar, almond milk and orange cordial.: Orgeat
__ Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi cricket grounds.: Sheikh
To pamper.: Cosset
Puzzle 2 Answers
An egg’s least favorite golfing format.: Scramble
Author of “Candide”.: Voltaire
World’s most popular language.: Mandarin
Affixed, enclosed, added.: Attached
Investigative reporter who brought Nixon down.: Woodward
Yellow bulbous spring flower.: Daffodil
A basin with running water and drainpipe.: Lavatory
Cross-country runners.: Harriers
Indian mausoleum that’s one of the new Seven Wonders.: Taj mahal
Mixture of kamacite and taenite, “filling”.: Plessite
Puzzle 3 Answers
Ballet thriller movie starring Portman, Kunis.: Black swan
Tsunami, seismic sea movement following earthquake.: Tidal wave
Military belt and strap named after a commander.: Sam browne
Jewish minor prophet; his Book follows Haggai.: Zechariah
Chemical administered to elicit a confession.: Truth drug
Towelling sports accessory to absorb perspiration.: Sweat band
Folk music entertainment in a countryside building.: Barn dance
Costa __, cruise ship that capsized off Tuscany.: Concordia
Epic Babylonian poem about a tyrannical king.: Gilgamesh
German author of Thus Spoke Zarathustra.: Nietzsche
Cocktail of whisky and Drambuie, not used in d-i-y.: Rusty nail
Curved embellishments in handwritten letters.: Curlicues
Leading actor in Scott of the Antarctic.: John mills
Deltiology is the collection of these items.: Postcards
Puzzle 4 Answers
Open and sincere, frank and honest.: Candid
King of Spain, brother of Napoleon.: Joseph
__ Brothers, US entertainment company.: Warner
Historically, a diplomat lower than an ambassador.: Legate
__ Leone, African country.: Sierra
The __ of Christ, Caravaggio painting.: Taking
Middle Eastern flatbread, laffa.: Taboon
Surgeon’s uniform.: Scrubs
Singing or talking the same thing at the same time.: Unison
Handbag designed to be carried in one hand.: Clutch
A mythical reptile with wings, slain by knights.: Dragon
Russian leader at the 1945 Yalta Conference.: Stalin
Construction of an item, act of creating something.: Making
Puzzle 5 Answers
Curious, mask-wearing mammal native to the US.: Raccoon
Cuban brand, famous white rum.: Bacardi
Desiderius __, Dutch humanist philosopher.: Erasmus
Prominent historical Germanic state.: Prussia
Pasta with filling inside.: Ravioli
Kylie __, petite Australian diva.: Minogue
Winner of 2015 Best Picture Academy Award.: Birdman
Name of God in the Bible, also a witness.: Jehovah
Captain __ first appeared in 1941.: America
Deceased Blues Brother, comedian brother.: Belushi
Not reacting visibly; not aggressive.: Passive
Group 222
Puzzle 1 Answers
Active fighting during the course of a war.: Combat
Serpentine creature of reptilian traits.: Dragon
Bela __, best known actor for portraying Dracula.: Lugosi
Roberta __, first neurologist in space.: Bondar
Someone people follow.: Leader
Indian leavened bread made with maida.: Kulcha
Periodic payment not based on hours worked.: Salary
Milfoil.: Yarrow
Not a lot.: Little
Pablo __, Spanish cellist and conductor.: Casals
Puzzle 2 Answers
Very affectionate parrot.: Lovebird
Female antihero with feline traits.: Catwoman
Preface.: Prologue
Eating small amounts of food throughout the day.: Snacking
French candy, smooth yellow paste of candied fruit.: Calisson
Italian goalkeeper, won World Cup 1982 at age 40.: Dino zoff
HTTP: Hypertext __ Protocol.: Transfer
King turned royal sage in Hindu tradition.: Rajarshi
Greek god of death, Hypnos’ twin.: Thanatos
Shiny silver metal used in plating.: Chromium
Code of conduct associated with knighthood.: Chivalry
Going after or in the tracks of another.: Conquest
Puzzle 3 Answers
Reference point.: Benchmark
River of Myanmar, Mandalay lies on its banks.: Irrawaddy
Carving a piece of wood by shaving it down.: Whittling
Large, thick-skinned animal such as an elephant.: Pachyderm
The Age of __, Scorsese’s 19th century love story.: Innocence
French artist Auguste Rodin’s specialty.: Sculpture
Vital link between cerebellum and spinal cord.: Brain stem
Artificial sweetener.: Saccharin
Places where photographs are developed.: Darkrooms
Fan that converts rotational motion into thrust.: Propeller
Evander __, “Real Deal” heavyweight boxer.: Holyfield
Russian composer of “Peter and the Wolf”.: Prokofiev
Inflammation of stomach’s lining.: Gastritis
City on the river Pegnitz, state of Bavaria.: Nuremberg
__ Dumas, wrote The Count of Monte Cristo.: Alexandre
Plato’s most famous student.: Aristotle
To begin to grow, to sprout.: Germinate
Baker’s ammonia, leveling agent.: Carbonate
Method, process.: Technique
Puzzle 4 Answers
Will magically make you fall in love.: Potion
Doomed allied raid of 1942 on this French seaport.: Dieppe
Tent-loving person.: Camper
Your sibling’s little boy.: Nephew
You have been warned when you see it.: Yellow
Darwin’s famous ship.: Beagle
The neck of the uterus.: Cervix
Academia, university, faculty.: School
Polish author, Heart of Darkness.: Conrad
It means “Domingo” in Spanish.: Sunday
La __, Puccini opera about Rodolfo and Mimi.: Bohème
Capital of Iran.: Tehran
Puzzle 5 Answers
Southeast European, Western Asian language.: Turkish
Film in which actor Hoffman plays an autistic genius.: Rain man
Such a personal important thing.: Hygiene
Physician who performs medical operations.: Surgeon
Neither something nor everything.: Nothing
Originally, twisted German bread, now salted snack.: Pretzel
To agree.: Consent
Black __, world-renown English rock band.: Sabbath
Perennial flowering plant, 1,795 different species.: Begonia
Mincer.: Grinder
Very small headphones.: Earbuds
Considered founder of Beatnik movement.: Kerouac
Indian leader of nonviolent civil disobedience.: Mahatma
This person doesn’t ride a horse.: Cyclist
Rumble, bang.: Thunder
Masses of tissue in the throat, often removed.: Tonsils
Short heavy curved sword used by pirates.: Cutlass
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Thin, crisp crackers.: Wafers
Old bearded man, 1967 cartoon, what is inside.: The box
Times __, US popular intersection.: Square
Ship’s steering mechanism.: Rudder
Irony understood by the audience only.: Tragic
__ Jean; MJ’s “The kid is not my son” mega hit.: Billie
Humans have five, including touch and taste.: Senses
Ignatius of __, Spanish priest founded the Jesuits.: Loyola
Metal compound used as a diamond substitute.: Zircon
Speed __ is solving Rubik’s cubes really fast.: Cubing
The __ tuna can grow to 400 lbs.: Bigeye
Compos __, of sound mind, sane.: Mentis
Colored wax stick for drawing.: Crayon
Puzzle 2 Answers
Radically curved Persian sword.: Shamshir
__ Pankhurst, suffragette matriarch.: Emmeline
The text for an opera.: Libretto
Devil’s __; supporter of unpopular opinion.: Advocate
French brandy made from apples.: Calvados
Wording of Nobel prize: Physiology or __.: Medicine
Joshua __, president of the Royal Academy of Arts.: Reynolds
Santa Maria __, basilica on Rome’s Esquiline hill.: Maggiore
East Asian mushroom.: Shiitake
Person who betrayed Jesus: Judas __.: Iscariot
True heir of the iron throne in Game of Thrones.: Daenerys
A dish designed to hold a cleansing bar.: Soap dish
Woman in Norse mythology linked to deaths in battle.: Valkyrie
Type of medicine used to establish cause of death.: Forensic
The Curious Case of __ Button, film with Brad Pitt.: Benjamin
HST: Harmonized __.: Sales tax
Upper case letters on a keyboard.: Shift key
Estadio Gigante de __, Rosario, Argentina.: Arroyito
Puzzle 3 Answers
HTML: __ Markup Language.: Hypertext
Seafarer made three attempts on the N-W Passage.: Frobisher
Scientific study of mosses.: Muscology
Disciple of Jesus, also identified as Bartholomew.: Nathanael
1830s Boer exodus from Cape Colony.: Great trek
Giuseppe __, Italian director of Cinema Paradiso.: Tornatore
Greek cycladic volcanic island also known as Thira.: Santorini
Common name for digitalis flower spears.: Foxgloves
It means “snails” in French.: Escargots
One who makes alcoholic drinks for money.: Bartender
Usual way a person lives.: Lifestyle
Puzzle 4 Answers
It holds the archer’s arrows.: Quiver
__ Prynne, she wore a Scarlet Letter.: Hester
Lake venue for 1980 Winter Olympics in the US.: Placid
Direction in which Muslims face to pray.: Qiblah
__ Sandberg, Facebook COO.: Sheryl
Late 1800 US age of social inequality.: Gilded
__ Horde, Batu Khan’s 13th-century Mongol khanate.: Golden
Mixed with type of heavy metal, eg. __ gasoline.: Leaded
The Mark of Zorro swashbuckler actor, __ Power.: Tyrone
Palm tree fiber used for weaving baskets and mats.: Raffia
Rosh Hashanha dessert aka Jewish honey cake.: Lekach
Antiquated term for a farmer owning his own land.: Yeoman
Ordinary, unceremonious.: Folksy
Danny __ played Louie De Palma in Taxi.: Devito
Tissue that bulges through a body cavity wall.: Hernia
Diamond plaids.: Argyle
Ships of the desert, with humps.: Camels
__ Sore, painful, mouth ulcers.: Canker
Puzzle 5 Answers
__ Villeneuve, won the F1 title in 1997.: Jacques
A person who repairs or rents nautical vessels.: Boatman
Tortilla folded around a filling.: Burrito
__ Ceausescu, leader executed on Christmas Day.: Nicolae
Division of content within a book.: Chapter
Nationality of the music producer known as Zedd.: Russian
The Three Caballeros is a Disney __ buddy film.: Musical
Hotel rating at lower end of scale.: Two star
Kerchief, napkin made of cloth.: Bandana
Traditional candelabra for the holiday of Chanukah.: Menorah
Queen of France who married the King of England.: Eleanor
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Puzzle 1 Answers
To stagger, wobble; to sway.: Totter
Actress and singer from 1950s named Marilyn.: Monroe
Chinese communist revolutionary, Chairman Mao.: Zedong
This traveler called Gulliver has a first name.: Lemuel
Processed wood used to build homes.: Lumber
__ moray eels are the largest in their species.: Mosaic
Historically, indigenous people of South Asia.: Hindus
Very well known by everyone.: Famous
Longest river in the European Union.: Danube
Organ where humans develop.: Uterus
Disposable handkerchief.: Tissue
Puzzle 2 Answers
Scholarly, relating to studying.: Academic
Japanese celebration of plants on 4 May.: Greenery
White bird, yellow or orange crown, very outgoing.: Cockatoo
Modus __, method, way of doing something.: Operandi
Any form of pleasure is a sin to them.: Puritans
Maradona, Pelé, Beckham, Ronaldo.: Football
Being emotionally dependent on someone.: Attached
Worldwide known boxer movie star.: Stallone
The mapping partner of longitude.: Latitude
Basic cocktail of rum citrus juice and sugar.: Daiquiri
Bratislava is the capital of __.: Slovakia
Table tennis.: Ping pong
Puzzle 3 Answers
Very small pieces.: Particles
Group of assets, stocks, bonds or cash.: Portfolio
Dark green nutty legume from French volcanic soil.: Puy lentil
Ardency, fervency, emotion.: Intensity
Person who cares for your animal when you’re away.: Pet sitter
British ocean liner sunk in World War I.: Lusitania
Claudia __, beautiful Italian actress from 1950s.: Cardinale
Dolby co-invented this film/sound recording method.: Videotape
Ejections of molten rock from a volcano.: Eruptions
Time following the middle of the day.: Afternoon
Quilted trouser with shoulder straps, for skiers.: Salopette
There is no artistry or ideals in this statement.: Pragmatic
Equestrian footwear.: Horseshoe
Cold-blooded animal.: Ectotherm
Thick smooth tissue at the end of bones.: Cartilage
Hit song by Tina Turner.: Proud mary
They power your devices.: Batteries
Period before a mother gives birth.: Antenatal
The state of having lost the esteem of others.: Disrepute
Puzzle 4 Answers
Paul __, US actor, won oscar for The Color of Money.: Newman
Grammar says it can be restrictive or not.: Clause
Extreme fear.: Terror
Rubbernecker.: Gawker
Sword blocker.: Shield
Performed in beauty salons and spas.: Facial
Skimmed milk, bacterium probiotic dairy drink.: Yakult
You can have many up your sleeve.: Tricks
Oblast, city and river in south-west Russia.: Samara
The second softest rock in nature.: Gypsum
Thigh supported hi-tech device.: Laptop
French Resistance leader; Paris airport, de __.: Gaulle
Prize fighters.: Boxers
Puzzle 5 Answers
The opposite of vituperation.: Acclaim
Marksman, sniper, gunner.: Shooter
This Ninja turtle doesn’t paint in the Renaissance.: Raphael
Mythical hybrid, a cross between a lion and eagle.: Griffin
Illegal to buy in Mississippi from 1907 to 1966.: Alcohol
You need one to insert your door opener.: Keyhole
The Last __, British-Italian epic film about Puyi.: Emperor
Muslim military-political leader of the Crusades.: Saladin
Yellow part of shelled food.: Egg yolk
Enzootic means endemic to __.: Animals
Swedish astronomer invented centigrade thermometer.: Celsius
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Capital city of Russian republic of Khakassia.: Abakan
Golf club for green work.: Putter
Corpulent and pig-tailed friend of Asterix.: Obelix
In architecture, a supporting stone bracket.: Corbel
Within.: Inside
Utensil to remove stone inside.: Pitter
__ acid, found in vinegar, used as solvent.: Acetic
Pictures usually look better this way.: Repeat
Anne __, second wife of King Henry VIII.: Boleyn
Who __ Roger Rabbit, 1988 live action film.: Framed
Eastern European Jewish preacher.: Maggid
General defended Moscow and Stalingrad in WWII.: Zhukov
Music term for very fast tempo.: Presto
Puzzle 2 Answers
Collarbone.: Clavicle
Formidable late French general.: De gaulle
Salty liquid dressing used in Chinese foods.: Soy sauce
Accelerating accumulation of weapons.: Arms race
Collection of schemas, tables, queries, reports.: Database
Storage container for a vehicle’s petrol or gas.: Fuel tank
Very fast sombrero-wearing mouse, Speedy __.: Gonzales
Female with child; expectant.: Pregnant
Opposite exit to front entrance.: Back door
Superstate in Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four.: Eastasia
Tropical fruits with white flesh and hard shell.: Coconuts
Featuring glamour and vitality.: Pizzazzy
Not yet a suspect, person of __.: Interest
Titanic’s male star.: Di caprio
Largest saltwater lake in the world.: Balkhash
Buddhism, Judaism, Hinduism, Islam, Christianity.: Religion
Japanese arcade game, similar to pinball.: Pachinko
Puzzle 3 Answers
Latvian capital lies on this Baltic body of water.: Bay of riga
Crux __, also known as the Southern Cross.: Australis
Bad words.: Profanity
Idea, purpose, aim, goal, objective, plan.: Intention
In F1, an indication that you are disqualified.: Black flag
Red pigments found in tomatoes.: Lycopenes
Russian triangular plucked string instrument.: Balalaika
Cooking just below the boiling point.: Simmering
Pedro __, Spanish film director.: Almodovar
British car designer of world-famous Mini.: Issigonis
Versailles treaty demilitarized this German area.: Rhineland
Puzzle 4 Answers
To make louder, larger, stronger, bigger.: Amplify
Medusa, Euryale and Stheno.: Gorgons
Drug often used for fast muscle development.: Steroid
Baked German flaky pastry with filling.: Strudel
Pattern of musical sound.: Texture
Title of Ancient Egyptian ruler.: Pharaoh
Alerting systems.: Sensors
Ancient supercontinent, once called Pangaea.: Rodinia
Audrey __, star of Breakfast at Tiffany’s.: Hepburn
Tokyo “Inspire the next” electronics firm.: Hitachi
Spiky, egg-laying mammal.: Echidna
The practice of accepting a situation as it is.: Realism
Another term for pistol or small gun.: Firearm
Participants in a game.: Players
Puzzle 5 Answers
John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.: Grease
Female parent.: Mother
Player of cor anglais or shawm.: Oboist
Seat of worship of Sumerian god Enil.: Nippur
Response.: Answer
Its area is calculated by 4 x pi x radius squared.: Sphere
Pinocchio, 1940 film about a __ puppet.: Wooden
Garden hand tool for planting.: Trowel
Zinedine __, well-known French footballer.: Zidane
Giant __ shrimp have vivid colors.: Mantis
Bloody Mary.: Tomato
World __ Day focuses on world sanitation.: Toilet
Abstract, breviary, summary, conspectus.: Digest
Greatest and most celebrated pharaoh.: Ramses
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Back __, fireplace, hot water heater combo.: Boiler
Muslim dynasty, ruled in the Levant 1127-1250.: Zengid
Not solid or gas.: Liquid
The mountain lion.: Cougar
Open-top pie with savory custard and cheese.: Quiche
Soviet human spaceflight program.: Vostok
This 80’s band doesn’t kill anyone.: Poison
To delay temporarily.: Put off
Blue flowers painted by Van Gogh.: Irises
Spoken in Kenya and Tanzania.: Dholuo
One of an ancient East Germanic tribe.: Vandal
Puzzle 2 Answers
Shrubby mint, grayish-green needle-like leaves.: Rosemary
An area rich in fuel deposits.: Oil field
Skate__ involves riding and tricks.: Boarding
Pope Francis’ predecessor, __ XVI.: Benedict
It doesn’t hurt.: Painless
The Blue ridge coral is the only one that forms a __.: Skeleton
Whoopi __, won an Oscar for Ghost.: Goldberg
It means “estate” or “farm” in Spanish.: Hacienda
No. 1 element on the periodic table.: Hydrogen
Of, in, or relating to the head.: Cephalic
Advocate for women’s rights and associated movement.: Feminist
John III __, Polish general and hero of the 17th C.: Sobieski
Greeks chiseled the leaf of this plant in stone.: Acanthus
Puzzle 3 Answers
One who relies on another for support.: Dependent
Predator fish with a long body and tons of teeth.: Barracuda
Location of first Olympics to use electric timers.: Stockholm
Ancient times.: Antiquity
Syntactically, not the subject.: Predicate
Sea separates mainland Asia from Japan.: East china
Michelangelo __, Italian writer of L’Avventura.: Antonioni
A square dance for four couples.: Quadrille
Norman invasion in 1066, William the __.: Conqueror
Turned to stone.: Petrified
Inventor of the Liquid-Crystal Display (LCD).: Heilmeier
To depreciate.: Lose value
Belgian/German yellow cheese shaped like a brick.: Limburger
Puzzle 4 Answers
Uranus moon named after the King of the Fairies.: Oberon
Piña __, cocktail of rum, coconut, pineapple.: Colada
Scotland’s patron saint.: Andrew
Supported, sponsored.: Backed
Capital of the Principality of Asturias, Spain.: Oviedo
Keeps you warm in the winter.: Heater
__ runner, tall upright breed of domestic duck.: Indian
Meryl __, Out of Africa’s star.: Streep
Headwear of the Sikhs.: Turban
Tears rolling down the cheeks; bawling.: Crying
Wu __, only woman to lead a Chinese dynasty.: Zetian
Puzzle 5 Answers
Multicolor natural beauty.: Rainbow
Jan __, Flemish painter from the 15th C.: Van eyck
Strauss was known for composing these.: Waltzes
Maori people are native to New __.: Zealand
Condition that lasts three or more months.: Chronic
The Raging Bull of the boxing ring.: Lamotta
Detailing, itemizing, numbering.: Listing
Indian sauce ranges from tomato to mango.: Chutney
Snake, reptile.: Serpent
Money __, 2016 US film with George Clooney.: Monster
Greek posited a geocentric theory of the universe.: Ptolemy
Line for holding a tent steady.: Guy rope
Paul __ Cruises from Tahiti are named after artist.: Gauguin
Used before forks.: Fingers
Favorite social media site of current US president.: Twitter
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Upset and disappointed.: Gutted
Capital of Greece.: Athens
__ Grounds, host of Limerick hurling, football.: Gaelic
Evil goblin who kills travelers in Border folklore.: Redcap
Internal parts of the body.: Organs
Blue-spotted __fish is long and very thin.: Cornet
Made-to-fit.: Custom
Black __, dark cake with German origins.: Forest
Style of hot yoga.: Bikram
Inflatable car safety device.: Air bag
Japanese crossword with numbers instead of letters.: Kakuro
Iraqi birthplace of Saddam Hussein and Saladin.: Tikrit
Patrick __, Dirty Dancing’s star.: Swayze
It means “fifth” in Spanish.: Quinto
Sea separating Italy and Greece.: Ionian
Layer between the Earth’s crust and outer core.: Mantle
Shellfish.: Oyster
Raft of the __, Géricault portrait of a shipwreck.: Medusa
Puzzle 2 Answers
The Guns of __, Peck part of Allied commando team.: Navarone
Cuban cocktail of rum, lime and sugar syrup.: Daiquiri
Estadio __, Valencia stadium hosted 82 WC matches.: Mestalla
Hair or paper cutter.: Scissors
Huge, colossal.: Gigantic
The French Lieutenant’s Woman, Sarah __.: Woodruff
Scientific study of whales and dolphins.: Cetology
To practice a performance.: Rehearse
Sleeplessness.: Insomnia
Tall, African animals with extra long neck.: Giraffes
First man to go on both North and South Poles.: Amundsen
Punta is the main music of this country.: Honduras
UK monarch with the 2nd longest reign.: Victoria
Manhattan’s Art-Deco famous building.: Chrysler
Alaskan islands hit by earthquake in 2014.: Aleutian
Delicate facial hairs that add expression.: Eyebrows
Small-sized newspapers.: Tabloids
Moralist who rejected the idea of original sin.: Pelagius
Flying military branch.: Air force
Three plus ten plus one.: Fourteen
Christian festival celebrated on January 6.: Epiphany
Blind Greek prophet who took male and female forms.: Tiresias
Puzzle 3 Answers
River running through Amsterdam and a beer brand.: Amstel
Perfumed oil or wax to smooth or sculpt hair.: Pomade
Riddle, mystery.: Enigma
Arctic explorer who created refugee “passports”.: Nansen
Currency in Portugal before the Euro replaced it.: Escudo
School of __, Raphael’s fresco of philosophers.: Athens
Angela __, Germany’s first woman Chancellor.: Merkel
Johannes __, German composer of lullabies.: Brahms
I beg to __.: Differ
Parts of a bicycle where you put your feet.: Pedals
__ Eaton, record-breaking US decathlete.: Ashton
Puzzle 4 Answers
Timon’s species that stand on two legs.: Meerkat
Pierce __, four-time James Bond’s star.: Brosnan
Preparing or making food.: Cooking
Layered pasta.: Lasagna
4th biggest Indian river important for irrigation.: Krishna
__ fascia, band of tissue on underside of foot.: Plantar
A betrayal like the Benedict Arnold’s one.: Treason
__ Walk, iconic song from Me and My Girl musical.: Lambeth
Someone who regards another person with wonder; fan.: Admirer
Pants, jeans, skirts.: Bottoms
Patrice __, South African mining magnate.: Motsepe
Germanic tribe “damaged” Gaul, Spain and Rome.: Vandals
Locomotives and train tracks.: Railway
They don’t bite when they find search results.: Spiders
Puzzle 5 Answers
Italian red wine made from Nebbiolo grapes.: Gattinara
Cookers patented by James Sharp in 1826.: Gas stoves
Intentional road obstruction.: Speed bump
US actor who played Batman.: Val kilmer
Verdi’s opera based on a Victor Hugo play.: Rigoletto
Bad pollution killed thousands in London in 1952.: Great smog
Community supported agriculture, output portion.: Farm share
Person who digs for precious metal.: Gold miner
Unable to get up and about.: Bedridden
Card game with the aim of outdoing other players.: Top trumps
To understand the meaning of something.: Interpret
Frothy underskirt goes under a dress.: Petticoat
Society where more than one religion is recognized.: Pluralist
Meandering, atmospheric air current.: Jet stream
Natural magnet, early navigation mineral.: Lodestone
To temporarily have a joint out of position.: Dislocate
Military home by the water.: Naval base
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Section, division; private or public.: Sector
Food cured with fire fumes.: Smoked
WW2 chaff dropped by British planes.: Window
Egyptian president nationalized the Suez Canal.: Nasser
Person paid to kill people.: Hitman
Fashion designer Coco __.: Chanel
Impenetrable tangled mass of tropical vegetation.: Jungle
Crop failure in Ireland causing the Great Famine.: Potato
The porcelain object Duchamp titled “Fountain”.: Urinal
European capital where Handel made his home.: London
Found in the middle of pigs’ faces.: Snouts
Place that means “Naples” in Italian.: Napoli
A gun needs at least one.: Bullet
Wolfgang van __, wrote Faust.: Goethe
Puzzle 2 Answers
Covered with small pieces of sparkly material.: Spangled
Capital of American Samoa.: Pago pago
Gelling, thickening agent derived from seaweed.: Agar agar
Anything pertaining to the temple area of the head.: Temporal
John __ sought the NW Passage aboard Erebus.: Franklin
Sea devil.: Monkfish
Someone expected to lose a contest or battle.: Underdog
Soldier’s dining room.: Mess hall
In poetry a five line stanza.: Cinquain
__ scale, used to measure wind speed.: Beaufort
French Impressionist painters who worked outside.: Plein air
Opening through which light enters a camera.: Aperture
Cyclist’s path.: Bike lane
Puzzle 3 Answers
Handel opera and mother of Nero.: Agrippina
Winter underwear.: Long johns
Science of putting people to death.: Ktenology
Deep, glass-fronted display frame.: Shadow box
Domestic animals, such as goats, pigs and sheep.: Livestock
Type of chemical that kills mites.: Acaricide
Artificial sweetener that Splenda contains.: Sucralose
One of the four humors in medieval medicine.: Black bile
Medical expert in joints and muscles.: Osteopath
The matrilineal name of General Franco.: Bahamonde
Phrase actors use for good luck.: Break a leg
Protector of the stars.: Bodyguard
State of slavery or work imposed as punishment.: Servitude
Carbonated water; soda.: Sparkling
La __, Italian film by Federico Fellini.: Dolce vita
Othello’s love.: Desdemona
Puzzle 4 Answers
Martin, last German to be World No 1 golfer.: Kaymer
Chinese premier 1987-1998, followed by Zhu Rongji.: Li peng
General __, died during the defense of Khartoum.: Gordon
Latin cocktail of lime, mint and coconut rum.: Cojito
World __ Day supports action to combat the disease.: Cancer
The clones are made on planet __ in Star Wars.: Kamino
Guru __ Sahib, Sikh holy book.: Granth
Narinder __, Indian inventor of fiber optics.: Kapany
A primary color.: Yellow
Syntactic constituent, single grammatical function.: Phrase
__ l’oeil, optical illusion art style.: Trompe
Beethoven’s first name.: Ludwig
Opportunity.: Chance
Brother trapped in confectionery house.: Hansel
Contusion; abrasion, scratch.: Bruise
Puzzle 5 Answers
Ripped, separated, divided, sundered.: Severed
1999 in Roman numerals.: Mcmxcix
Nancy Boyd is her pen name: Edna St __ Millay.: Vincent
Country where US Casablanca film is located.: Morocco
Shaking caused by cold or a horror movie.: Tremble
Pre-historic, hairy elephant-like creature.: Mammoth
Professors, deans, et al..: Faculty
Spanish ex no. 1 tennis ace, __ Sanchez Vicario.: Arantxa
Short rail track diverts trains off the main line.: Sidings
The sort of pot that never boils.: Watched
Rummy card game with two sets of cards.: Canasta
Roman army formation resembling a tortoise.: Testudo
Vacation.: Holiday
Japanese winter squash.: Kabocha
Artist of pictures.: Painter
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Great __, split in the Catholic Church.: Schism
The Nutcracker, Swan Lake.: Ballet
Trademark name for fluoxetine.: Prozac
“Bet your bottom __”, a US currency metaphor.: Dollar
They propel dolphins.: Flukes
In between front and rear, equal distance.: Middle
Single flight leg with no return ticket.: One way
Crockery for breakfast food from hens.: Egg cup
Poet of Ancient Rome.: Virgil
__ series, research into hydrogen atoms.: Balmer
Siberian river that drains Lake Baikal.: Angara
Climb this to go higher.: Ladder
Berber sword of the Kabyles of Algeria.: Flyssa
Sport in which Ilie Nastase gained fame.: Tennis
Beaded counting device invented in Ancient Sumeria.: Abacus
__ rays, high energy radiation from space.: Cosmic
Title character of Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece.: Gatsby
Gland that slowly shrinks after puberty.: Thymus
Puzzle 2 Answers
Profession of caring for the teeth.: Dentistry
Al Pacino becomes the Corleone patriarch.: Godfather
Toy car brand by Mattel.: Hotwheels
Wild horned ibex living in Germany’s Alps.: Steinbock
Crinkled pasta shape resembles household heaters.: Radiatori
Reed organ worked by foot-pedal bellows.: Harmonium
Whirling art movement with bold geometric lines.: Vorticism
Ruthless, fierce.: Cutthroat
System of equitable prices paid to producers.: Fair trade
Used in organic farming, synonym of nitratine.: Soda niter
__ passage, shipping route passing Arctic Russia.: Northeast
Puzzle 3 Answers
Dante’s realm along with Inferno and Purgatory.: Paradise
__ Santa Justa, lift in Lisbon inspired by Eiffel.: Elevador
Nationality of Puccini’s Madam Butterfly.: Japanese
How nuclear blasts are measured.: Megatons
Tiny organisms first observed by van Leeuwenhoek.: Bacteria
When a storm comes ashore from over the sea.: Landfall
Mindanao’s preferred sword in the Philippines.: Kampilan
Painter who practiced Tachisme, Jean __.: Fautrier
Between 13 and 19 years old.: Teenager
Basketball play with both feet off the ground.: Jump shot
Name by which the Czech language was known.: Bohemian
US frontier period in the 19th century.: Wild west
Action planned or taken to achieve a desired result.: Measured
Cucumber-looking vegetable related to pumpkins.: Zucchini
Puzzle 4 Answers
__ gallery, criminals’ photo mugshots for IDing.: Rogues
Former name for Iran.: Persia
Justus von __, chemist, fertilizer specialist.: Liebig
To lead an uninteresting life.: Vegout
US dam named after a 20th C president.: Hoover
Considered the father of computation.: Turing
Chin__, pet rodent a bit like a squirrel.: Chilla
Righteous person in Judaism, Biblical figures.: Tzadik
Seat of the Government of the United Kingdom.: London
__ Duchamp, French sculptor.: Marcel
Male parent.: Father
Scientific study of plants and plant life.: Botany
__ bean, red legume.: Kidney
Knob or disk secured to an article of clothing.: Button
Puzzle 5 Answers
First satellite that Russia launched into space.: Sputnik
Strip of land, surrounded by water on both sides.: Isthmus
Sour liquid used to flavor or preserve food.: Vinegar
Organ that holds urine from the kidneys.: Bladder
Buddhist head, “King of Victorious Ones”.: Karmapa
Profit from labor, investment or business.: Returns
Indian invention after 500 AD aka spinning wheel.: Charkha
It means “plátanos” in Spanish.: Bananas
Doctor __ is the most powerful sorcerer.: Strange
Long-handled stewing or frying pan.: Skillet
__ rex cats only have down hair, not fur.: Cornish
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Cosa __, the Sicilian mafia.: Nostra
The title of Wilhelm II, German monarch in WWI.: Kaiser
Type of felt pen, often permanent.: Marker
Berlin district, home to a museum complex.: Dahlem
King Leonidas in The 300, actor __ Butler.: Gerard
Aka groundnut, good for making a butter.: Peanut
Protective domed cover for plants.: Cloche
Hairline bone fracture from repetitive movement.: Stress
Deadly whale.: Killer
Visible ring of light during eclipses.: Corona
Roger __, Victorian photographer of the Crimea.: Fenton
Puzzle 2 Answers
The __, TV Show about a ship cruise and its crew.: Love boat
__ Mira, German actress, Emmi in Fear Eats the Soul.: Brigitte
Georgian region, seeking independence.: Abkhazia
Persian thinker, philosopher of Islam Golden Age.: Avicenna
Discipline of forces producing or changing motion.: Kinetics
Woman who “got married” in Coppola’s film.: Peggy sue
Medium-sized bird with blue plumage.: Bluebird
Another name for linseed.: Flaxseed
In tennis, only one point is needed to win the set.: Set point
Formal exposition, dissertation.: Treatise
Norwegian explorer, the first to the South Pole.: Amundsen
Spicy condiment.: Hot sauce
Les __ Dangereuses, novel on Revolutionary France.: Liaisons
William Herschel’s sister and discoverer of comets.: Caroline
French inventor of the frameless parachute.: Garnerin
Puzzle 3 Answers
In mountaineering, descending on fixed ropes.: Abseiling
Puppet state created by Japan in Manchuria.: Manchukuo
Italian volcano bread filled with cheese and herbs.: Stromboli
Early Italian rulers who lost control to Romans.: Etruscans
Sandra Bullock American football Oscar movie.: Blindside
A woman’s work is __.: Never done
Someone who speaks out on behalf of a cause.: Protester
To die from being unable to breathe.: Suffocate
Italian term for singing style in music.: Cantabile
In ballet, a tiptoes spinning of the body.: Pirouette
Personal driver.: Chauffeur
Real or perceived oscillation of a moon/satellite.: Libration
An underlying layer.: Substrate
Puzzle 4 Answers
Spicy Napa cabbage dish, a Korean cuisine staple.: Kimchi
Item dropped into the water to hold a boat in place.: Anchor
Torch with extremely flammable gas.: Butane
CIA assassin played by Matt Damon.: Bourne
Guardian of Qur’an, Madrasah teachers.: Mullah
Unassuming first name of Mussorgsky.: Modest
Surname of Doogie played by Neil Patrick Harris.: Howser
Fifth __, a secret and subversive group in wartime.: Column
Northernmost Scandinavian country.: Norway
Half robotic, lesser known hero of Justice League.: Cyborg
Greek city-state depicted in the film 300.: Sparta
In golf, these score as +1 on a hole.: Bogies
First brand to develop a smartwatch.: Pebble
Puzzle 5 Answers
Small, round shield.: Buckler
Psychiatrists and psychotherapists.: Shrinks
Born in the most populated country in the world.: Chinese
Tokay geckos are one of the __ geckos.: Largest
Bruce, the shark, from Jaws and __ Nemo.: Finding
Love makes the world __.: Go round
Georgian sauce made from sour cherry plums.: Tkemali
Founding Father reference refers to signature.: Hancock
To be cautious when doing something.: Careful
The act of going without food, esp. in religions.: Fasting
Figure skating move named after Swedish skater.: Salchow
Ready to give up his kingdom for a horse, __ III.: Richard
Table, chairs for informal dining.: Dinette
Small, curved mounting for ancient Japanese sword.: Aikuchi
Economic excess.: Surplus
Japanese art of paper folding.: Origami
African wooden xylophone.: Marimba
George played Hannibal Smith in The A Team.: Peppard
Birth name of Genghis Khan.: Temujin
Swiss inventor of Velcro, George de __.: Mestral
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Fashionably French.: En vogue
Extra jobs done without extra pay in circus.: Chinese
Earless artist sold just one work during lifetime.: Van gogh
What little Miss Muffet sat on.: A tuffet
__ pike is also called yellowfin pike.: Longfin
Central Swiss canton with large lake.: Lucerne
Hua __, Mao’s Communist Party vice-chairman.: Guofeng
Getting to __, from Rodgers’ The King and I.: Know you
Ancient city, center of Hellenistic Judaism.: Antioch
Something divided into four pieces, 3/__.: Fourths
Fruit that looks like a very small orange.: Kumquat
Victor __, the overall winner of school sportsday.: Ludorum
Smoking this may be hazardous to your health.: Tobacco
__-snouted, endangered African crocodile species.: Slender
Lightweight silk twill fabric with print.: Foulard
Puzzle 2 Answers
Type of rose has the appearance of a pruned tree.: Standard
__ Planet, one of the most expensive Disney movies.: Treasure
Ceases, concludes, ends, closes.: Finishes
Larisa __, Russian gymnast with 19 Olympic medals.: Latynina
Modern toilets developed by Sir John Harington.: Flushing
Rain protector.: Umbrella
Coin-operated communication.: Pay phone
Range with Europe’s highest mountain, Mt Elbrus.: Caucasus
__ lobster are blue with purple-red marks.: European
Opening night of a show.: Premiere
Latin phrase meaning the common people.: Plebeius
Coriander.: Cilantro
East African lake named after British monarch.: Victoria
Puzzle 3 Answers
Capable of producing desired results.: Efficient
The __, 37th Academy Awards winner, cartoon panther.: Pink phink
German “city railway” tramway system.: Stadtbahn
Leisurely walking.: Strolling
Yellow citrus fruits come from a __.: Lemon tree
Unique male in a group.: Odd man out
German pioneer of the printing press.: Gutenberg
Painter’s device for steadying the hand.: Maulstick
Office of the cantor in Judaism.: Cantorate
Swindler, deceiver; __ spider Anansi in mythology.: Trickster
French cardinal, Louis XIII’s chief minister.: Richelieu
Puzzle 4 Answers
System of seats and tow bars used in mountains.: Ski lift
Batman villian who left clues.: Riddler
Used to give a licorice-like flavoring.: Aniseed
Overly concerned with his or her own needs.: Egotist
Regulatory body substance, e.g. insulin, cortisol.: Hormone
Hanna __ German pilot of WW2.: Reitsch
To refuse, reject.: Decline
Egyptian god of healing; architect of Step Pyramid.: Imhotep
Father of English literature, Canterbury Tales.: Chaucer
The little girl in The Wizard of Oz.: Dorothy
Sheets, blankets, pillows.: Bedding
Puzzle 5 Answers
Type of volcano with tall, conical peak.: Strato
Dead body, cadaver.: Corpse
Twenty minus nine plus one.: Twelve
The best-known ancient oracle was found here.: Delphi
People like this are very successful.: Driven
Type of garden populated with blooms.: Flower
__ Nadal, Spanish tennis ace.: Rafael
Juan __, former king of Spain, Franco’s successor.: Carlos
Brave New World.: Aldous
French variety of “fire wine”; Cognac.: Brandy
Gone to a specific direction or place.: Headed
Truman __, US writer of Cold Blood.: Capote
Roman god whose name is linked to sleepwalking.: Somnus
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The __, movie with Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable.: Misfits
German-speaking Swiss canton on Lake Constance.: Thurgau
Ovenproof dish with fluted sides for crème brûlée.: Ramekin
Gladiator actor with a Beautiful Mind, __ Crowe.: Russell
Small, short-handled ax.: Hatchet
Reverend who gave his name to verbal transposition.: Spooner
Hard-paste white porcelain from near Dresden.: Meissen
Birth country of Beethoven.: Germany
Stomping grounds of FC Barcelona.: Camp nou
Room separator.: Divider
Eskimos live in igloos, Algonquins in __.: Wigwams
This nocturnal omnivore wears a black mask.: Raccoon
To ask for something.: Request
Character of a cartoon about inventors brothers.: Phineas
Nation that was once the Hapsburg Empire.: Austria
The sound of nothing.: Silence
Person whose job is to care for people’s teeth.: Dentist
Puzzle 2 Answers
Pan __, once the world’s largest airline.: American
Bugle call to wake you up.: Reveille
Phrase meaning water, biblical origin.: Adams ale
Everyone should have a kit like this one.: First aid
Deserted, abandoned.: Defected
Ole __, invented the outboard motor.: Evinrude
__ acid, crystals found in wine.: Tartaric
Dumbo.: Elephant
Sent by God to aid Umma, revives every century.: Mujaddid
One hundred times ten.: Thousand
To spend lavishly.: Squander
Climber with striking purple/blue hanging flowers.: Wisteria
The name the Turks gave Constantinople.: Istanbul
To secure with a hammer.: Nail down
Items in a container; topics in a book.: Contents
More than arguing.: Fighting
Puzzle 3 Answers
__ Empire, dynasty centered on modern-day Germany.: Holy roman
Metal finders of hidden treasures.: Detectors
Rising prices.: Inflation
Speaking alone, as in a speech in a play.: Soliloquy
Eastern Roman emperor formed a Roman legal code.: Justinian
Prepared in advance or precooked, e.g. potatoes.: Parboiled
Food stabilizer from African tree sap.: Gum arabic
Last name by birth of Pope Benedict XVI.: Ratzinger
Krai and city in western Russia, on Kuban River.: Krasnodar
Every __ Take; 1983 hit for The Police.: Breath you
__ Meyer, Twilight author’s first name.: Stephenie
How fast your ticker is beating.: Heart rate
Microsoft operating system that preceded Vista.: Windows xp
Fleas, lice and tapeworms are all __.: Parasites
Physicist, proponent of the steady state theory.: Fred hoyle
Puzzle 4 Answers
Clear understanding of some area or industry.: Acumen
Powdery sticks used on blackboard or in art.: Chalks
__ of the Field, Poitier won historic Oscar.: Lilies
Large enclosure for birds.: Aviary
HTML: Hypertext __ Language.: Markup
Los __, site of the WW2 Manhattan Project.: Alamos
Johannes, who composed a famous lullaby.: Brahms
Italian term for a defending footballer, a sweeper.: Libero
He flew too close to the sun.: Icarus
Assassination.: Murder
Carnival doughnut from Central Europe.: Krofne
Humped animals that cross the Sahara.: Camels
Became publicly known.: Leaked
Ship carrying oil.: Tanker
City in western Germany, in Ruhr industrial area.: Bochum
French military honor, the Croix de __.: Guerre
Puzzle 5 Answers
Breathing disease eased by an inhaler.: Asthma
Elton John’s real last name.: Dwight
Dress worn to evening parties or special events.: Formal
Any baked dish topped with cheese/breadcrumbs.: Gratin
To connect two things together for use.: Adjoin
Small, savory fruits also used to make oil.: Olives
Central American country with famous canal.: Panama
Cute, good looking.: Pretty
Old golf club, equivalent to a 4 or 5 iron.: Mashie
Indigo has players collect __ from the board.: Jewels
Mother __, Albanian-Indian nun.: Teresa
Milan newspaper once edited by Mussolini.: Avanti
Styx ferryman of the Greek Underworld.: Charon
Bipedal primate mammal, homo sapiens.: Humans
German who worked on the laws of planetary motion.: Kepler
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Playground game aka Octopus tag.: Red rover
To constrict or squeeze someone’s neck.: Strangle
Chip or Dale.: Chipmunk
Tall towers that form part of mosque architecture.: Minarets
Side-to-side-dog command.: Roll over
18th century naval sword.: Spadroon
Thin metal cord carrying electricity.: Live wire
__ Singh, Indian prime minister till 2014.: Manmohan
Arctic footwear looks like tennis racquet.: Snowshoe
Cloud-covered.: Overcast
Red fruits used in salads.: Tomatoes
__ Crossing the Alps, David’s famous emperor art.: Napoleon
Science of ultimate nature of values.: Axiology
Party cruise line with more than 100 vessels.: Carnival
Second longest ruling Soviet leader.: Brezhnev
Puzzle 2 Answers
Base unit of electric current (SI).: Ampere
Don’t water it too much.: Cactus
Looking with special attention.: Ogling
Brine or vinegar solution to preserve foods.: Pickle
Equipment for glacier climbers.: Ice axe
The Greek god of sleep.: Hypnos
The name of Hitler’s German shepherd dog.: Blondi
__ spring, expression for someone ready to react.: Coiled
Member of male congregation “Society of Jesus”.: Jesuit
Capital of Cayman Islands, __ Town.: George
Crocodile __, 80s comedy set in Australia.: Dundee
Puzzle 3 Answers
Spiked tool breaks up the surface of a lawn.: Scarifier
Romantic opera by Richard Wagner.: Lohengrin
Terra __, Latin for land that remains undiscovered.: Incognita
Item required for some types of jobs.: Equipment
To refine, render noble.: Sublimate
Absorbent clay used in kitty litter.: Bentonite
Love interest in The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.: Esmeralda
Warfare strategy of wearing down opponents.: Attrition
Cacao treat once used as currency.: Chocolate
To renovate, freshen up.: Refurbish
Growthpoint __Stadium, The Shark Tank.: Kings park
Angels.: Guardians
French actor in Cyrano de Bergerac and Asterix.: Depardieu
Second US president.: John adams
Spiritual leader no. 14, won Nobel Peace prize.: Dalai lama
Information vault.: Hard drive
Charged particles from the upper layer of the Sun.: Solar wind
Puzzle 4 Answers
Man king of the jungle.: Tarzan
In truth, emphasis, confirmation, reality.: Indeed
Sugar, milk, brandy and an ovum at Christmas.: Egg nog
Orchestral wind instruments held to the side.: Flutes
It gives pleasure to the senses, mind or spirit.: Beauty
Line of equal pressure on a weather map.: Isobar
Portions of a company divided among people.: Shares
Henri __, founder of the Red Cross.: Dunant
Table-tennis bat.: Paddle
The Blinding of __, Rembrandt painting.: Samson
Old, superseded software or hardware.: Legacy
Describes fiber that makes linen, and blonde hair.: Flaxen
River flowing through several SE Asian countries.: Mekong
Greek god of vegetation and rebirth.: Adonis
James __ shared Nobel prize with Crick and Wilkins.: Watson
Puzzle 5 Answers
Associated with a river or stream.: Fluvial
Lacking creative skill.: Artless
Small adjustments were made.: Tweaked
End-of-the-year Italian sweet bread.: Pandoro
From right to left around the clock.: Counter
Mongol leader __ Khan.: Genghis
No man is __ with his lot.: Content
Agile, goat-like antelope, known for its leather.: Chamois
Ancient quest to turn base metals into gold.: Alchemy
Members of the primordial race of giants.: Cyclops
Not specific.: General
The __ Worker, movie about Helen Keller.: Miracle
Nat King Cole, for one.: Crooner
Italian jockey with more than 500 wins, Frankie __.: Dettori
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Amusing, soppy love movie adored by the ladies.: Romcom
Nut that’s a seed and same genus as peach.: Almond
Skiing event over a series of hard mounds.: Moguls
Official currency of Haiti.: Gourde
Handgun.: Pistol
Hungarian sweet white wine from Aszú grapes.: Tokaji
PvP means __ versus __.: Player
Just one look will turn you into stone.: Medusa
Louisa May __, wrote Little Women.: Alcott
__heim, this museum has a branch in Bilbao.: Guggen
Investment from overseas.: Inward
Puzzle 2 Answers
Feminist magazine founded by Rosie Boycott et al.: Spare rib
Noble, 3rd most popular in atmosphere.: Argon gas
Hat designer.: Milliner
With qualities of life.: Animated
Wireless, unplugged.: Acoustic
Beethoven’s disability.: Deafness
Flash memory gadget.: Usb drive
Boggy wetland area.: Quagmire
Two pieces of bread with whatever you want inside.: Sandwich
Subtracting.: Reducing
Skipping.: Jump rope
Religious vessels and vestments are kept in here.: Sacristy
Agile tree-dwelling rodent with a bushy tail.: Squirrel
Raymond __, French president throughout WWI.: Poincare
Flight recorder on planes that is actually orange.: Black box
Stores your Merlot and Chardonnay.: Wine rack
Boer general and twice PM of South Africa.: Jan smuts
Prohibited.: Censored
A type of surgery to remove wrinkles.: Facelift
Cheap Italian bubbly served in lieu of champagne.: Prosecco
Puzzle 3 Answers
Major Canadian wildfire of 1825.: Miramichi
__ Fawcett, suffragist leader and campaigner.: Millicent
Where trash is stored and covered with dirt; dumps.: Landfills
Instrument for predicting weather changes.: Barometer
Awareness, judgment, knowing.: Cognition
Famous gladiator.: Spartacus
Rubbery circular air chamber.: Inner tube
Having to do with taste or flavor.: Gustatory
Waterproof canvas fabric for tents.: Tarpaulin
US swimmer, multiple gold medallist.: Mark spitz
Falling prices.: Deflation
Shakespeare’s tragedy in which Imogen appears.: Cymbeline
Scientist who studies living things.: Biologist
Puzzle 4 Answers
Middle Eastern food spread made from chickpeas.: Hummus
Pete’s __, a live-action/animated 1977 film.: Dragon
Stock.: Market
Italian island, origins of Mafia.: Sicily
It is too hard to be used or eaten now.: Frozen
__ brain coral can grow up to five meters.: Carpet
Thomas __, author of Le Morte d’Arthur.: Malory
Skates invented by Belgian Joseph Merlin.: Roller
Tune.: Melody
To excessively decorate.: Ornate
Britain’s longest river flows through Ironbridge.: Severn
Sport for which Martina Hingis is famous.: Tennis
Rickety old car from a bygone era.: Jalopy
School of thought developed by Chinese chairman.: Maoism
Puzzle 5 Answers
Adolf __, founder of sportswear brand Adidas.: Dassler
Samba singer famous for fruit basket on head.: Miranda
This genre rarely presents real facts.: Fiction
Event __, theoretical boundary around a black hole.: Horizon
In Christianity, Jesus cured it.: Leprosy
Paper is gone.: Digital
Manchurian people who founded China’s Jin dynasty.: Jurchen
Ancient Egyptian construction.: Pyramid
Fish with greenish black lateral line, US and UK.: Pollock
Soft hail or snow pellets.: Graupel
Unique six-limbed legendary creatures.: Dragons
Known as a musician, poet in Greek mythology.: Orpheus
Glutinous, translucent protein.: Gelatin
Currency in use in Argentina from 1985 to 1991.: Austral
Yet undeveloped beings.: Embryos
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Puzzle 1 Answers
This person can’t drop balls, swords or flames.: Juggler
Traveling in a boat with the aid of the wind.: Sailing
Science dealing with rocks and earth.: Geology
To move forward.: Advance
The movie 20,000 __ Under the Sea is from 1954.: Leagues
Vincent __, artist rumored to have cut ear off.: Van gogh
Mythical Irish specter portending death.: Banshee
Larvae form of mite that can bite.: Chigger
Leafy plant, patch where kid’s dolls are born.: Cabbage
Stovepipe, rocket-propelled anti-tank weapon.: Bazooka
See-through paper used for drawing copies.: Tracing
It smells sweet.: Success
__ Rostova, central character of War and Peace.: Natasha
Wrongly taking property for personal gain.: Larceny
80’s portable CD player by Sony.: Discman
Indian grass root used in men’s perfumery.: Vetiver
Hot desert wind from North Africa.: Sirocco
Puzzle 2 Answers
Ability to go somewhere, use something.: Access
Joined pair of Afro-Cuban drums hit with hands.: Bongos
A lion’s __ is like its fingerprint.: Muzzle
Psychotic villains’ destiny in Gotham City.: Arkham
Single-room apartment or flat; efficiency.: Studio
French presidential palace.: Elysee
Magnate, mogul.: Tycoon
__ train, speedy Japanese mode of transport.: Bullet
__ Goolagong, top Aussie tennis player in the 70’s.: Evonne
Films.: Movies
Julia Child brought __ cuisine to Americans.: French
Puzzle 3 Answers
WWI battle, ignoble Italian defeat.: Caporetto
Science of sacred matters.: Hierology
Last supper.: Final meal
To underline, emphasize, remark.: Highlight
__ elegance, referring to smart tailoring.: Sartorial
Horizontal movement of ocean currents.: Advection
Area of Asia including Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia.: Indochina
Rounded mass of minced food that has been fried.: Croquette
US presidential retreat.: Camp david
Test of speed against the clock.: Time trial
Voucher for readers.: Book token
Close Encounters of the __, UFO film.: Third kind
Active early in the morning.: Matutinal
Buoyancy structure attached to side of boat.: Outrigger
Puzzle 4 Answers
Made amends or reparations.: Atoned
The gland in which T cells mature.: Thymus
Cuisine promoted by the late Julia Child.: French
Tiny __, Elton John song.: Dancer
A stanza of eight lines.: Octave
To give a large part of one’s time.: Devote
Colorless fluid part of milk where fat is suspended.: Plasma
First video game to feature Mario: __ Kong.: Donkey
Sage also known as Siddhartha Gautama, Shakyamuni.: Buddha
Island where Mount Etna is located.: Sicily
2005 film: “Harry Potter and the __ of Fire”.: Goblet
Americans call it a derby hat, the English call it.: Bowler
He appears in four novels by Mark Twain: Tom __.: Sawyer
Agatha Christie’s Belgian detective Hercule.: Poirot
Harbor to dock yachts and small boats.: Marina
Long periods of time; units of geological time.: Epochs
Big cat; British car maker.: Jaguar
Duplicitous trickster.: Conman
Puzzle 5 Answers
Military home of operations.: Army base
Rock band named after an Aldous Huxley book.: The doors
Believer in the teaching of Siddhārtha Gautama.: Buddhist
Italian doughnut made with fruit peels.: Frittole
First commercial __ generator was invented in 1873.: Electric
Groovy oil and wax with a pink light.: Lava lamp
Two runners cross the line at the same time.: Dead heat
Answer to a problem.: Solution
Former French president with Dutch-sounding name.: Hollande
City where Franz Ferdinand was assassinated.: Sarajevo
In chess, to move the king over the rook.: Castling
Sleeveless undergarment for women.: Camisole
Artificial structure shooting jets of water.: Fountain
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Nail it.: Hammer
The Persistence of __, Dali’s “melted” work.: Memory
Controversy in Bertolucci’s Last Tango in Paris.: Sodomy
__ Best, greatest player from Northern Ireland.: George
Injury.: Lesion
Cottonwick has a black line under its __ fin.: Dorsal
It means “cake” in German.: Kuchen
Quark flavor, with symbol b, also known as beauty.: Bottom
Not the headquarters.: Branch
Former name of Tuvalu island in Polynesia.: Ellice
Uproar, disturbance.: Rumpus
__Haydn, German composer of London Symphonies.: Joseph
Eugene __, the last astronaut to walk on the Moon.: Cernan
She was awakened by a kiss; Sleeping __.: Beauty
Adds a circle at the intersection of a Latin cross.: Celtic
Color of the sun and daffodils.: Yellow
Coveted crystal from Venice.: Murano
Puzzle 2 Answers
Fela Kuti made this musical genre famous.: Afrobeat
Any imaginary semicircle on the earth’s surface.: Meridian
Japanese naval commander of Pearl Harbor attack.: Yamamoto
Term for the hammer, anvil and stirrup in the ear.: Ossicles
__ of Ávila, canonized in the 16th-century.: St teresa
Storage compartment on a car’s dashboard.: Glovebox
Royal __, Leopards South African stadium.: Bafokeng
Not done by chance or accident.: Wilfully
Akira __, Japanese director of Rashomon.: Kurosawa
Person who informs the news.: Reporter
Process of sewing layers of fabric together.: Quilting
Light of the biggest star.: Sunshine
Puzzle 3 Answers
Mostly ridden by children.: Tricycles
To copy edit.: Proofread
Immensely, supremely, exceedingly.: Extremely
Machine or person who gathers crops.: Harvester
Black and white 1973 US film, Ryan and Tatum O’neal.: Paper moon
Avenida da __, Lisbon’s main thoroughfare.: Liberdade
Peach variety with smooth skin.: Nectarine
Son of Parsifal in Germanic legend.: Lohengrin
The red one carries oxygen.: Blood cell
Leaders of Jewish rebel army in Judea.: Maccabees
Largest of the world’s crocodile species.: Saltwater
Kids are out of the house.: Empty nest
Large vibration in mechanical or electrical system.: Resonance
Human __ Virus, over 170 types are known.: Papilloma
Identical twins whose bodies connected in utero.: Conjoined
Strength and toughness.: Fortitude
One of four Hogwarts houses.: Slytherin
Another name for whooping cough.: Pertussis
Puzzle 4 Answers
Roman god of wealth, father of Jupiter.: Saturn
Bela __, Hungarian composer of Mikrokosmos.: Bartok
__ coffee, adorned with Irish whiskey and cream.: Gaelic
Notepad.: Tablet
Italian inventor, one of the pioneers of telephony.: Meucci
Production of quality prints with ink-jet printer.: Giclee
Family of insects that feeds on plants.: Aphids
Looking.: Seeing
__ Pacific, Hong Kong’s largest airline.: Cathay
__ de Winter, French spy of The Three Musketeers.: Milady
The currency of the Nobel prize.: Kronor
An edge or boundary of a surface, land.: Border
Castrated male.: Eunuch
Sea abuts Athens and Izmir named after King Aegeus.: Aegean
Martial arts form where a black belt is tops.: Karate
Arabic noble title meaning strength.: Sultan
Step-by-step instructions for cooking or baking.: Recipe
Ear part sometimes pierced.: Tragus
The __ Book, story about a boy raised by animals.: Jungle
A hole in the tooth.: Cavity
Puzzle 5 Answers
Ron Weasley is most afraid of these.: Spiders
Nomads of the Middle Eastern deserts.: Bedouin
She who opened the box full of evils of the world.: Pandora
Container holding the bones of the dead.: Ossuary
Scapegoat, someone to take the rap.: Fall guy
Inner parts.: Insides
Dab paint with a brush.: Stipple
__ of the Caribbean, Jack Sparrow’s fantasy.: Pirates
Wooden framework for growing climbers and roses up.: Trellis
Canadian skater punk.: Lavigne
TV, concert and software.: Program
Boris __, first elected president of Russia.: Yeltsin
Digital currency designed by Satoshi Nakamoto.: Bitcoin
Payment for public transport on the road.: Bus fare
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Puzzle 1 Answers
Floating fishing device.: Bobber
Eggs Benedict with salmon instead of ham.: Royale
Man with a __, Braque’s musical painting.: Guitar
Criss crossed pattern associated with Scotland.: Tartan
Sinbad, __ of the Seven Seas.: Legend
Canton in central Switzerland with the Linth River.: Glarus
Eine __Nachtmusik, “little sweet serenade”, Mozart.: Kleine
Thick but not fat.: Chunky
__ knife, ring like weapon found in Africa.: Finger
Roman philosophical writer, orator and senator.: Cicero
Printed work in installments.: Serial
CV.: Resume
Puzzle 2 Answers
Albumen.: Egg white
World’s most popular language from China.: Mandarin
Three children born at the same time.: Triplets
An Ankh is an ancient __ good luck charm.: Egyptian
This cartoon ursus may not know downward dog.: Yogi bear
Don’t Rain on __, popular song from Funny Girl.: My parade
Pottery coated and decorated with liquid clay.: Slipware
The evening star was called this in ancient times.: Hesperus
UN General __.: Assembly
French director of L’Atalante who died at 29.: Jean vigo
In Hindu philosophy, the renunciation stage.: Sannyasa
__ Cricket Association Stadium Jamtha.: Vidarbha
Dermabrasion is a __ procedure on the skin.: Surgical
Quayside structures for securing boats.: Moorings
Wooden fence preserver.: Creosote
A big maritime potence of the 16th century.: Portugal
Horse whose ancestry is clearly documented.: Purebred
It can be done.: Possible
Joseph Marie _, inventor of the programmable loom.: Jacquard
Simone de __, French existentialist writer.: Beauvoir
Antigorite, green stone used by the Maori.: Bowenite
Abandoned or deserted place.: Forsaken
Puzzle 3 Answers
A __ measures hardness of minerals.: Mohs scale
British novelist, creator of Gremlins.: Roald dahl
Antique paper for documents.: Parchment
A bomb is an __ device.: Explosive
Formal name for veterinary surgery.: Zoiatrics
Sao __, large Brazilian river, “Velho Chico”.: Francisco
Planting pot for ledges and sills.: Window box
__ Baird, Scottish inventor of the television.: John logie
Great Indian cricket player, Sachin __.: Tendulkar
Schedule.: Timetable
“Moorish” cocktail popular in southern France.: Mauresque
Puzzle 4 Answers
Edith __, drafted US Social Security Act of 1935.: Abbott
Beer plus soda popular in Western Europe.: Shandy
80’s hair metal band, __ Crue.: Motley
Discover existence of something.: Detect
Sleeveless shirt or dress tied at the neck.: Halter
Roquefort, Gorgonzola, Port Salut, Neufchâtel.: Cheese
John Cleveland __, fuel and iron robber baron.: Osgood
Makes mistakes in one’s lines in a play.: Fluffs
Christine __, French feminist and sociologist.: Delphy
__ Real, third-largest Spanish province.: Ciudad
Marie-__, 1st foreign language Oscar winner.: Louise
World __ Day on 7 April promotes global well-being.: Health
Popular racket sport, first called sphairistike.: Tennis
Boating powered by oars.: Rowing
__ Biloba, plant enhances cognitive function.: Ginkgo
Shiny.: Glossy
Puzzle 5 Answers
Diver’s prize.: Abalone
Tropical fruits with a large flat stone inside.: Mangoes
System of government by an oppressive ruler.: Tyranny
A lesser deity.: Demigod
Old slang term for detective.: Gumshoe
Perished species.: Extinct
Wine is stored there.: Buttery
Stretchy fabric invented by Brit Thomas Hancock.: Elastic
Wooden conical bore from Switzerland.: Alphorn
French pilot, the first to cross the Channel.: Bleriot
Region of Europe in East Germany and SW Poland.: Lusatia
Patron saint of Ireland.: Patrick
Judy __, Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz.: Garland
70’s US probes that visited Jupiter and Saturn.: Voyager
Group 238
Puzzle 1 Answers
Equestrian slalom course with paired ponies.: Scurry
Popular, multi-use folding knives, Boy Scout tool.: Pocket
__ Brody, The Pianist actor.: Adrien
Half of a __ Sun, novel by Nigerian author Adichie.: Yellow
Part of the body between neck and diaphragm.: Thorax
Clump breaker, sieve.: Sifter
Bluegrass, circular stringed instruments.: Banjos
Japanese car brand also known for its motorbikes.: Suzuki
Soft mineral used in plaster.: Gypsum
Smutty, vulgar.: Filthy
Fish eggs.: Caviar
People who have been officially canonized.: Saints
Female water sprites unfriendly to people.: Nixies
The capital of Zimbabwe.: Harare
Where two walls meet.: Corner
Puzzle 2 Answers
UK currency.: Sterling
John __, Saturday Night Fever star.: Travolta
__ velocity, final constant speed of falling body.: Terminal
Parasite that can live in the digestive tract.: Tapeworm
You’ll need this with your password to log in.: Username
Person or thing radiates warmth, cheer, happiness.: Sunshine
The __, US film with Dustin Hoffman.: Graduate
Backless couch with high curved headrest.: Recamier
Deep purple-reddish color.: Dubonnet
StarCraft: The Board Game was shown in 2007 at __.: Blizzcon
Decade following the 80’s.: Nineties
Author of “The Little Mermaid”: Hans Christian __.: Andersen
Unlawful.: Criminal
The capital of Liberia.: Monrovia
In marketing, a target area larger than local.: Regional
Puzzle 3 Answers
Official cost of an item.: List price
Aubrey __, Victorian painter.: Beardsley
Shia militant group based in Lebanon.: Hezbollah
A den made up in the leaves and branches.: Treehouse
Gardening expert collects rare specimens.: Plantsman
Tropical breeze that blows towards the Equator.: Trade wind
Died of a heart attack while filming Wagons East!.: John candy
Heavenly yolkless baked sponge.: Angel cake
Soaked through, drenched.: Saturated
With Scribes in the New Testament, opposed Jesus.: Pharisees
To give in.: Surrender
Sub-unit of former Italian currency lira.: Centesimo
Vapor-powered water vessel created by John Fitch.: Steamboat
Term for the study of the origins of the universe.: Cosmogony
Related to the skin.: Cutaneous
Not funny.: Humorless
The study of the meaning in language.: Semantics
Medieval German double-reeded wind instrument.: Krummhorn
Fear of anything new.: Neophobia
Wooden sailing boats used by the Vikings.: Longships
Oskar __, child-sized narrator of The Tin Drum.: Matzerath
Laboratory receptacle.: Petri dish
Puzzle 4 Answers
Transition metal, used in electric guitar strings.: Nickel
Haitian religion complete with magic and priests.: Voodoo
The largest and best-known cuttlefish.: Common
__ Santa, Holy Week celebrations in Spain.: Semana
Witches’ rides.: Brooms
__ gland, gin and orange for simians.: Monkey
Former argentinian football player, Mario __.: Kempes
Dog’s necklace.: Collar
Petit __, French kids wear, means “small boat”.: Bateau
Madame __, French Revolutionary executed in 1793.: Roland
Bones of the ankle joint, connected to the tibia.: Tarsus
Country where actress Salma Hayek was born.: Mexico
Sunken, concave, indented, recessed.: Hollow
Line from center to circumference of circle.: Radius
Cleaning devices on a vehicle windscreen.: Wipers
Per __, for each person or individual.: Capita
Puzzle 5 Answers
__ bannerfish are white, black, and yellow.: Longfin
Applying middle pedal in a car to slow speed.: Braking
Ugandan, styled himself the Last King of Scotland.: Idi amin
To lean back.: Recline
Cool fashionable type of food.: Organic
The Cowboy State.: Wyoming
Train of a flamenco dress.: Ruffles
Italian opera composer of the Barber of Seville.: Rossini
Person who has a full season with the circus.: Trouper
The art or sport of fighting with swords.: Fencing
Seed carrier from a tree.: Fir cone
Roman goddess of wisdom.: Minerva
Russian novelist who came from the aristocracy.: Tolstoy
Chest of drawers.: Dresser
Beguiling, dodgy, cunning, guileful,.: Devious
Captain of the White Tower (The Lord of the Rings).: Boromir
Felt weak suddenly, lost consciousness.: Fainted
Group 239
Puzzle 1 Answers
Largest Christian church in Egypt.: Coptic
Jules Rimet __, awarded to World Cup winners.: Trophy
Marionette.: Puppet
It means “Mountain range” in Spanish.: Sierra
__ Gandolfo, former summer residence of the pope.: Castel
Country where Calgary International Airport is.: Canada
__ and Clyde.: Bonnie
Tower of __, English royalty; notorious prison.: London
Archimedes’ famous exclamation.: Eureka
A person’s account of life events.: Memoir
Cat with no hair, sounds Egyptian.: Sphynx
Opposite of malignant.: Benign
Made for fertilizers, potassium salts.: Potash
Puzzle 2 Answers
The clapping of a theater audience.: Applause
Woodwind instrument with a single reed mouthpiece.: Clarinet
The D in GDP.: Domestic
Baby flying, water floating, big billed bird.: Duckling
Restriction due to youth or maturity.: Age limit
Meditating.: Thinking
British Overseas Territory, capital Adamstown.: Pitcairn
__of Love, opera singer moves to Milan.: One night
Purple vegetable.: Eggplant
Country where the baht is the official currency.: Thailand
Prix __, major French literary prize.: Goncourt
Mrs and Mrs Clark __, Hockney kitty art.: And percy
Feldspar variety with optical effect.: Sunstone
First computer, invented by Tommy Flowers.: Colossus
Tablets that can be taken without water.: Chewable
Air force, navy, army.: Military
High natural elevation on Earth.: Mountain
World’s largest impact event in Russia in 1908.: Tunguska
Puzzle 3 Answers
Gathering spot for hot beverage drinkers.: Coffee bar
Spacy Russian traveler.: Cosmonaut
Laurence who played Ray Langston on CSI.: Fishburne
When sugar has turned to alcohol.: Fermented
Book issuer.: Publisher
Less cold blizzard.: Rainstorm
Catherine Deneuve film: “The __ of Cherbourg”.: Umbrellas
The scientific study of cell nuclei.: Karyology
180-degree view.: Panoramic
Arabic language, news television network.: Al jazeera
Medal-winning US sprinter and long jumper.: Carl lewis
Commissioned the Great Pyramid of Giza.: King khufu
Swiss inventor of Velcro, George __.: De mestral
North German state, Mecklenburg-Western __.: Pomerania
Hunters.: Predators
Puzzle 4 Answers
Strait separates Iran from Arabian peninsula.: Hormuz
Reactive metal associated with the color blue.: Cobalt
Sardonic comedian of Groundhog Day.: Murray
Floating frozen mass on the ocean surface.: Sea ice
To promote, encourage.: Foster
Antonym of junior.: Senior
Fiery Spanish opera by Bizet.: Carmen
Female face paint.: Makeup
What Burger King is called in Australia, __ Jacks.: Hungry
__ Incident, Japanese seizure of Manchurian city.: Mukden
Green, flightless New Zealand parrot.: Kakapo
Tropical viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes.: Dengue
Saturn moon, travels in a reverse direction.: Phoebe
A very small vein.: Venule
Only U.S. state located in Oceania.: Hawaii
Peril, danger, hazard, threat, imminence.: Menace
Tenzin __, the 14th Dalai Lama.: Gyatso
Puzzle 5 Answers
Enduring, not changing, steadfast.: Abiding
A young or baby goose.: Gosling
Moving furtively or inconspicuously.: Lurking
Areas of the Earth around the Equator.: Tropics
In opposition to.: Against
Official currency of Mozambique.: Metical
The __, band created for a TV show in the 1960s.: Monkees
The remedy may be worse than this.: Disease
Islamic trumpeter, announces the end of the world.: Israfil
An error or a fault, can be deliberate.: Mistake
Vegetable common in many salads.: Lettuce
Group 240
Puzzle 1 Answers
Medicinal plant similar to mint.: Hyssop
The name of Captain Ahab’s whaler.: Pequod
Before another, prior, earlier.: Former
The Magus who brought gold.: Kaspar
Old occupation of stretching cloth over a machine.: Tenter
60,000 milliseconds.: Minute
Oil rich country of first Gulf War.: Kuwait
__ chloride, used in sewage treatment.: Ferric
Area that contains your vocal cords.: Larynx
A syringe’s best friend.: Needle
Moses snappers have large spot below __ fin.: Dorsal
“High” part of a city.: Uptown
It’s so vast that you cannot see the trees.: Forest
Puzzle 2 Answers
Hungary’s leader during the USSR invasion of 1956.: Imre nagy
Island country in the Indian Ocean, capital Male.: Maldives
Metalloid used with alloys to create batteries.: Antimony
Giant, radioactive reptile, star of many movies.: Godzilla
Distinguished by wealth and good taste.: Gracious
Ridged, tubed pasta.: Rigatoni
Bookworm’s injury.: Paper cut
Falling as freezing rain.: Sleeting
Term for two-wheeled, off-road, mucky vehicle.: Dirt bike
Guess at a price.: Estimate
To take possession of money fraudulently.: Embezzle
Puzzle 3 Answers
I think, therefore I am.: Descartes
Russian oblast and city on the Volga River.: Astrakhan
Poorly constructed; crude.: Incondite
These don’t ever make one right.: Two wrongs
The __, British short film, won 87th Academy Award.: Phone call
Jerry Herman, US composer of La Cage __.: Aux folles
Represented by red semicircles on a weather map.: Warm front
Shoots the action.: Cameraman
The Epsom Derby is one.: Horse race
With Tigris created Mesopotamia.: Euphrates
French winner of 1947 Nobel Literature prize.: Andre gide
Wooden walkway over marshes.: Duckboard
Mythic character; her prophecies are not believed.: Cassandra
Puzzle 4 Answers
__ Horse, event requires strong forearms.: Pommel
Vivid pinkish red color resembling cherries.: Cerise
Pope and poisons in Italian Renaissance family.: Borgia
Mountaineer Heinrich who spent seven years in Tibet.: Harrer
Having two spouses at the same time.: Bigamy
Cream of __, by product of winemaking, ingredient.: Tartar
Different from.: Unlike
Fake ducks on a pond.: Decoys
Organ to be first successfully transplanted.: Kidney
Wavy, frizzy.: Crimpy
Broadcast __, makes large scale planting easier.: Seeder
John __, long-serving Aussie PM.: Howard
Frodo.: Hobbit
Anatomy __ of Dr Nicholaes Tulp, by Rembrandt.: Lesson
The War of the __, novel by UK writer HG Wells.: Worlds
Puzzle 5 Answers
Insubstantial lingerie.: G string
Old English epic poem with the monster Grendel.: Beowulf
Dutiful follower of a leader, especially religious.: Acolyte
To adorn.: Furnish
Person who writes online articles and comments.: Blogger
Homo __, scientific name for humans.: Sapiens
__ is bordered by Brazil and Argentina.: Uruguay
Place where products are made.: Factory
Sultan who captured Jerusalem after the 2nd crusade.: Saladin
Cargo transported for money on land, air, sea.: Freight
Psychic cookies.: Fortune
Photo taken by the law.: Mug shot
A well-known Beatles’ song.: Hey jude