| Clue | Word | Literal translation |
|---|
| Slaughterhouse | |
| Appetizer (drink) | |
| Long type of bread | |
| Something disliked | |
| Small restaurant | |
| Type of road | |
| Form of variety entertainment | |
| Something smoked | |
| Hackneyed or stereotypical | |
| Exclusive social group | |
| Type of car | |
| Dead end street | |
| First appearance | |
| The feeling that a past experience is repeating | |
| Personal hygiene device | |
| One of the courses of a meal | |
| Person starting a new business | |
| Spying | |
| Investigative journalism | |
| Front of a building | |
| Seductive, but dangerous, woman | |
| Betrothed | |
| A cut of beef | |
| A competition or series (typically racing) | |
| Appetizer (food) | |
| | Clue | Word | Literal translation |
|---|
| Decorative plant holder | |
| (Dangerous?) Communication between two parties | |
| Luxury car | |
| Women's underwear | |
| Puppet | |
| Head waiter | |
| Brawl | |
| Inexperienced | |
| Woman's nightgown | |
| Flamboyance | |
| Artistic work – a medley or imitation | |
| Type of spectacles | |
| Word created by combing two others | |
| First performance or screening | |
| 14th - 17th century cultural movement | |
| A person's skill set | |
| Rebound | |
| Retort | |
| Liquid served on food | |
| Keepsake, often bought by tourists | |
| Big Brother? | |
| Quality of a musical note | |
| Acknowledgement of a hit in fencing, or of a witty remark. | |
| Device to constrict blood flow | |
| Small settlement or community | |
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Giant Word Ladder I
