| Hint | Answer |
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| A large group of islands | |
| 1958 Hitchcock film or a type of dizziness symptomatic of a balance disorder | |
| A large oval fruit indigenous to India | |
| Freight carried in a ship, airplane or vehicle | |
| This country borders Burkina Faso, Benin and Ghana | |
| Bart Simpson's twin brother | |
| A highly contagious bacterial skin infection | |
| Informal language or specialized vocabulary of a specific field | |
| A small drum or a species of African antelope | |
| A wading bird or a popular lawn ornament | |
| Pieces of this board game include miners, bombs and scouts | |
| 2004 Viggo Mortensen film or a Mexican state | |
| Motor home manufacturer | |
| Large California city, home of the Padres and Chargers | |
| A symbol or emblem | |
| | Hint | Answer |
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| An Australian dog species | |
| Separated from the South American mainland by the Strait of Magellan, spanish for land of fire | |
| A colour, part of ROY G BIV | |
| Therefore, hence | |
| The name of this river also appears in the name of two countries | |
| 1996 Coen brothers film or a North Dakota city | |
| Prohibition of trade with a foreign nation | |
| This tropical nation is the only non-African country to fit the category | |
| Yell it when you win it | |
| A Dodge SUV or a Mexican state | |
| A type of dance originating in Argentina and Uruguay | |
| Jason's ship | |
| A Walt Kelly comic strip or a springy stick | |
| Named toy of the century by both Fortune magazine and the British Toy Retailers Assn. | |
| Either of the two world capitals to fit the category | |
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Names that end in 'ING' II
Ends in 'RO'
Ends in 'MA'
