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| slang for a young professional | |
| famous institution in New Haven, CT | |
| Russian name equivalent to Eugene | |
| happening every 12 months | |
| formerly, a volunteer force of soldiers | |
| expression of affirmative achievement | |
| Ron ____, former Vikings football star | |
| coward | |
| Frank _____, first best-selling African American novelist | |
| delicious | |
| | Answer | |
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| Australian name for a crayfish | |
| in a pleading, longing fashion | |
| prone to barking (or talking too much) | |
| to habitually agree | |
| suffering from framboesia | |
| film in which James Cagney played a vaudeville star | |
| fruit developed by BM Young | |
| UK company known for soaps and fragrances | |
| worn by the previous stage winner in the Tour de France | |
| 1969 hit for Stevie Wonder | |
| | Answer | |
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| English soccer team nicknamed The Minstermen | |
| disgusting | |
| correct way of signing off a letter to a specific person | |
| period of Chinese history between approx 1600 and 1050 BC | |
| Tom and William ______, baseball team owners | |
| frothing, fermenting | |
| _____ Butler, US actress | |
| Song on the UK but not US release of The Beatles' Help! | |
| Song on both the UK and US release of Help! | |
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Greek Alphabet
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Giant Word Ladder I
