| Definition | Player | 2009 team |
| A coloring material | |
| A hard, fibrous substance that makes up the trunks of trees and some shrubs | |
| A wreath or festoon of flowers or leaves | |
| A portion of the large intestine or a grammatical symbol used to mark a major division in a sentence | |
| A term referring to any defensive player on a baseball diamond (sometimes excludes the pitcher) | |
| A person who builds or repairs wooden structures | |
| A place where temporary lodgings are established | |
| The Capital and Largest City of Egypt | |
| A series or flight of steps | |
| A British plural form of the word 'penny' | |
| A large port city, part of Virginia's second largest metropolitan area | |
| An organization consisting of multiple teams, states, organizations or individual members | |
| A large bundle or package | |
| Holes dug into the ground for the purpose of obtaining or holding water | |
| A distance, amount, stretch, or reach of some small extent | |
| A hedge or shrub | |
| The sum or price demanded in return for a prisoner, hostage, or the victim of a kidnapping | |
| A corridor or passageway in a building | |
| A Christian house of worship | |
| One of the United States, was once part of New Hampshire | |
| | Definition | Player | 2009 team |
| Units of distance measurement; one of them equals 5,280 feet | |
| The sovereign of a small state, sometimes subservient to a king | |
| One who pursues or searches for someone or something; a person who stalks and kills wild animals | |
| An adult male deer | |
| One who works extracting mineral resources from the earth | |
| A slope, large mound, or gentle embankment | |
| A large, wild canine of the family lupus | |
| Empty spaces, places where something is lacking | |
| An area of land, usually in a natural state, that is set aside for the enjoyment of the public | |
| Broad pieces of armor carried apart from the body | |
| A coin worth one cent | |
| A hollow metal instrument that is rung by the strokes of a hammer, clapper, etc. | |
| A wide body of water forming an indentation from the shoreline | |
| A person who prepares food | |
| A poet; one who recites poetry, often while playing a lyre or harp | |
| A road, usually in a town or urban setting | |
| A person who makes bread, cakes, etc. | |
| A tiny, flowerless plant that grows in tufts on moist ground, rocks, or tree trunks | |
| A baked food having a filling of fruit, meat, pudding, etc. | |
| A small, wild, doglike animal of the genus vulpes, often with red or white hair and a bushy tail | |
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