| Hint | Answer |
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| an account of a person's or family's ancestry | |
| to provide a clear guide, direction, or rule of action | |
| of or relating to the sea; of shipping via the sea | |
| to commit to memory; learn by heart | |
| enormously large or great; relating to astronimy | |
| the study of how the positions and aspects of stars and planets influence human and world events | |
| a false or mistaken idea | |
| to identify using previous knowledge | |
| an object or ceremony honoring the memory of a person or event | |
| to honor the memory of someone or something by observance or ceremony | |
| when someone's identity is concealed | |
| private; secretive | |
| one without faith or belief | |
| | Hint | Answer |
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| the make one's way over or through; to steer or manage; to operate or control the course of | |
| a fictitious (made up) name. | |
| the beginning or origin of something | |
| the act or process of creating something; the average time between the birth of a parent and thier offspring (about 30 years) | |
| the act of making false | |
| a docking area for small boats | |
| important information impressed, painted, engraved, or written on a hard surface | |
| a note or series of notes added to a signed letter | |
| a star-shaped symbol used to indicate a footnote or draw attention to text | |
| the quality of being loyal or faithful | |
| your favorite teacher | |
| the act or process of knowing or understanding | |
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Greek Alphabet
Most Spoken Languages
Giant Word Ladder I
