| Hint | Answer |
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| French wrestler, Roussimoff also known as _____ the Giant | |
| Hallucination that occurs while sleeping | |
| SI unit of electric current (full word) | |
| Part of 'The Fellowship of the Ring', ________ Took (not a falcon) | |
| Dr. Seuss character who once stole Christmas | |
| Signed paper used to pay from a bank account (British sp.) | |
| 'My Little Pony' kingdom, not an Olympic horseriding event | |
| Skeletal and cardiac muscle are banded or '________' | |
| Italian word for 'german' (m.) | |
| Colombian cocaine cartel leader, Pablo _______ | |
| Someone to go to for a haircut and/or a shave | |
| Norway's second-largest city | |
| Category of literature, music, movies, e.g. fantasy, rap, action | |
| 'You ____ what you sow.' | |
| Goyaałé (Geronimo) was a leader of this Navajo-related people | |
| Author of 'Things Fall Apart', Chinua ______ | |
| Synonym for 'wager' | |
| One of two siblings born on the same day | |
| Jedi master played by Samuel L. Jackson, Mace _____ | |
| The Three Musketeers' author, Alexandre _____ | |
| Symbol of a sports team; often someone in an animal suit | |
| Plant commonly used to make fiber or cloth | |
| Disgraced Olympic skater, _____ Harding | |
| The only Ivy League school in Connecticut | |
| Biblical 3rd son of Jacob, or blue jeans brand, ____-Strauss | |
| | Hint | Answer |
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| Liveliness, often paired with 'vim' (US sp.) | |
| Narrow canyon or ravine, or to eat ravenously | |
| Switzerland's 2nd largest city, located on a famous lake | |
| US State whose name is Spanish for 'snow-covered' | |
| Tibetan Buddhist leader, the _____ Lama | |
| This Russian dog was the first animal to orbit Earth | |
| Japanese term for a god; e.g. '____kaze' means 'divine wind' | |
| Fine suspension of water droplets, like a fog | |
| Large wading bird that mythically delivers babies | |
| Script used for Old Turkish and adapted to Old Hungarian | |
| Sweet, viscous substance produced by bees | |
| Alternate name for a jaguarundi, especially a red color morph | |
| System using reflected radio waves to track aircraft | |
| Western region of Sudan, site of a war since 2003 | |
| Unpaid leave of absence used by employer to save money (US) | |
| Actress, Lori, who played Rebecca on 'Full House' | |
| The 16th US president, Abraham _______ | |
| Bicycle brand, from Cambiago, Italy | |
| The 8th month of the year in Spanish, Italian, or Portuguese | |
| Countertop device to heat food, or device to heat a room | |
| Person who abstains from meat and other animal products | |
| Elephant-headed Hindu god; remover of obstacles | |
| Original name of Carta, an Internet-based stock trading company | |
| To turn something off and on again, like a computer | |
| Criscrossed pattern common on kilts; sometimes called 'plaid' | |
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