“➡___ are my sunshine, my only …: You

➡As one door closes, _______ opens: Another

➡Bread-making supply that help raise dough: Yeast

➡Day-to-day, routine; “I walk back after work everyday”: Everyday

➡Exclamation of the impatient; “I’ve seen ______!”: Enough

➡Go to ___ (Sleep): BED

➡Logic-based number puzzle on a 9×9 grid: Sudoku

➡Martin Luther King Jr.: “I have a _____”: Dream

➡No longer; from now on; “We’re not in Kansas …”: Anymore

➡Oceanic distress signal: Sos

➡Place for a deep-tissue massage: Spa

➡Rolled-up grass; garden shop purchase: Sod

➡Start & End With The Same Letter: Belief in reliability: TRUST

➡Start & End With The Same Letter: Extreme fear: DREAD

➡Start & End With The Same Letter: Part of a prison fence: BARB

➡Start & End With The Same Letter: Tract, region: AREA

➡The Nixon years, e.g.: Era

➡Tombstone letters: Rip

➡Uncovers something previously hidden: Reveals

➡Up-and-down playground boards: Seesaws

➡US actor who won an Oscar for her role in Les Miserables, Anne …: Hathaway

➡Workout room that needs memberships: Gym
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“➡A female parent: MoM

➡A mechanism that dings that is often seen on microwaves and ovens: Timer

➡America: USA

➡Boxer Muhammad ___: ALI

➡Brazil’s chief port, ___ de Janeiro: Rio

➡Doctor’s assistant: MEDIC

➡It takes ___ to tango: Two

➡Mark on clothes or fabric: STAIN

➡Message with a hashtag: Tweet

➡Overflows of water that submerge dry land: FLOODS

➡Religious or cultural symbol: ICON

➡Routine practice that is hard to break, like nail-biting: Habit

➡To bind oneself to a duty: COMMIT

➡To construct something by putting different parts together: BUILD

➡US space agency: NASA

➡Used to introduce a question about a person’s identity: WHO

➡Watering sites: STREAMS

➡We Always Forget It: Dinner and a movie: DATE

➡We Always Forget It: Nickel or dime: COIN

➡We Always Forget It: Seasoning on fries: SALT

➡We Always Forget It: Small circular object used to fasten clothes: BUTTON

➡We Always Forget It: The “N” of PIN: NUMBER

➡We Always Forget It: Use a stopwatch for: TIME
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➡_____ to disagree: Agree

➡American state in the middle of the Pacific: Hawaii

➡Can Be Squeezed: Dishwashing aid: Sponge

➡Can Be Squeezed: Photo taker’s request: Smile

➡Can Be Squeezed: Red + yellow =: Orange

➡Can Be Squeezed: Spot for a friendly kiss: Cheek

➡Fluid from a squid: Ink

➡Hurry! We don’t have much ____!: Time

➡Partner in battle; join forces: Ally

➡Poses a question on requests: Asks

➡Puts a cold bag on: Ices

➡Samba or Tango: Dance

➡Taken cash out of an account: Withdrawn

➡The average height of an American adults is 5 ____ 9 inches: Feet

➡The most seen vehicle on road: Car

➡Theater offering; present the stage play: Show

➡To hold or support something while moving: CARRY

➡Treats by cooling: Ices

➡Unrevealed fact; ______ agent: Secret

“➡A type of soft candy made of sugar, butter, and milk; sundae topping: Fudge

➡Adhesive paper with an often fun design: STICKER

➡American edition of elle?: SIR

➡Beethoven’s final symphony: Ninth

➡Brief inclination of the head: NOD

➡Extends or stretches out: REACHES

➡Greeter’s word: HELLO

➡Hans Christian Andersen’s homeland: Denmark

➡Honeycomb components; smallest units of life: Cells

➡Language of Shakespeare: ENGLISH

➡One of the highest ranks in the military: GENERAL

➡Seize and hold firmly; fully comprehend or understand: Grasp

➡Situated inside or further in; _____ peace (meditation goal): Inner

➡Suitcases for traveling: Luggage

➡You may carry this IQ container on your shoulder: HEAD

➡You may carry this kind of bag on your shoulder: SACK

➡You may carry this mimic bird on your shoulder: PARROT

➡You may carry this stringed musical instrument on your shoulder: VIOLIN
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“➡A friend in ____ , is a friend indeed: Need

➡A narrow opening on vending machine: Slot

➡Audio reverberation; it happens when you yell into a cave: Echo

➡Coca-____ (Pepsi’s rival): Cola

➡Extremely intense or serious, like some damage: Severe

➡Feeling of wanting something strongly: DESIRE

➡Find the solution to; calculate (informal): Figureout

➡Frank Sinatra’s debut in “On the Loose”: HONEST

➡Go down a snowy mountain: SKI

➡Highest value in a deck of cards: Ace

➡Information analysts: Researchers

➡It’s no ___ crying over spilled milk: Use

➡Joint between the thigh and lower leg: KNEE

➡Like the wolf in a fairy tale: BAD

➡Opposed to or against; ____body (protein produced by your immune system): Anti

➡Piece of stiff paper used for writing on; king or deuce: Card

➡Seven in Roman numerals: Vii

➡Small section of DNA: Gene

➡Statue Of Liberty: It is made of copper sheets that are only 332 of an inch thick, which is about the thickness of two of these: PENNIES

➡Statue Of Liberty: It is made of copper sheets that are only 332 of an inch thick, which is about the thickness of two of these small change: Pennies

➡Statue Of Liberty: It’s an emblem of the friendship between the people of America and this country: France

➡Statue Of Liberty: It’s the universal symbol of _______: Freedom

➡Statue Of Liberty: This in her left hand has the date of the Declaration of Independence: Tablet

➡Statue Of Liberty: This small slab in her left hand has the date of the Declaration of Independence: Tablet

➡Thor and Loki or Apollo and Ares: Gods
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➡_____ panel (rooftop installation): Solar

➡Facial feature below the mouth: CHIN

➡Fruit often used in sauces: TOMATO

➡Hourglass fill: Sand

➡Still need to pay back: Owe

➡To find the exact position of something or someone: LOCATE

➡To willingly receive something: ACCEPT

➡Where sushi was invented: Japan

➡Wine-making fruits: Grapes

➡You can see stars at this Boy Scout patch: Badge

➡You can see stars at this film capital: HOLLYWOOD

➡You can see stars at this magnifying tube: TELESCOPE

➡You can see stars at this sand castle site: BEACH

“➡2D representation of a sphere: CIRCLE

➡A bee’s defense or a mosquito’s bite: Sting

➡A talk with a friend: CHAT

➡Cereal crops; cheerios’ grains: Oats

➡Cupid’s month:abbr.: FEB

➡Deep narrow valley with steep sides, like Grand ______ in Arizona: Canyon

➡Geometric shape with six faces: CUBE

➡I’ll be… – The Terminator: BACK

➡I’m going to make him an… he can’t refuse – The Godfather: OFFER

➡May the … be with you – Star Wars: FORCE

➡Pay public respect to: HONOR

➡Red BLT ingredient used in salad and sauce: Tomato

➡Red fruit used in salads and sauces: TOMATO

➡Reflection of sound: ECHO

➡Remain in one place: STAY

➡Take or hold possession of: Occupy

➡To believe something will happen; anticipate: EXPECT

➡To delay or postpone something: PUTOFF

➡Winnie the Pooh is one: Bear

➡You can’t handle the… – A Few Good Men: TRUTH

➡You had me at… – Jerry Maguire: HELLO

➡You’re dismissed “Yes, ___!”: Sir

➡You’re gonna need a bigger… – Jaws: BOAT
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“➡______ coaster (amusement park attraction): Roller

➡An enclosed bed for babies: Crib

➡Becoming a boy is Pinocchio’s …: WISH

➡Bill of a bird; woodpecker’s drill: Beak

➡Children are taught to say “______” and “thank you” to be polite: Please

➡City’s smaller relative: Town

➡Coffee grinder insert: Bean

➡Drinks a bit at a time: Sips

➡Golden-haired one, like Monroe or Madonna: Blonde

➡Horn of a deer: Antler

➡Pilots of UFOs: Aliens

➡Thanks, but I’m not in the ____: Mood

➡Tufts of hair on chins: Beards

➡What grows on Pinocchio: NOSE

➡What Pinocchio is made of: Wood

➡What Pinocchio should avoid: Lies
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“➡____ and forth (to and fro): Back

➡_____-up comedian: Stand

➡Cartoon Character “D’oh!” exclaimer in “The Simpsons”: Homer

➡Cartoon Character Bugs _____: BUNNY

➡Cartoon Character Charlie who’s Snoopy’s best friend: BROWN

➡Cartoon Character that’s Tom’s frienemy: JERRY

➡Creative activities, such as painting: Arts

➡Daily journal of record, like The Washington Post and USA Today: Newspaper

➡Jack-in-the-___: Box

➡Laugh out ____ (lol): Loud

➡Nocturnal bird with a cat head: Owl

➡Temperature-raising symptom of the flu: Fever

➡To express the sentiment of what’s being said in another language: Translate

➡What an apartment dweller has to pay: Rent
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“➡_____violet light (UV light); opposite of ‘infra’: Ultra

➡Be careful with what you ____ for: Wish

➡Career ____ (the way that you progress in your work): Path

➡Country Music Dolly of “I Will Always Love You”: PARTON

➡Country Music Faith of “The Kiss”: HILL

➡Country Music Johnny of “I Walk the Line”: CASH

➡Country Music Willie of “Always On My Mind”: NELSON

➡Direction of the sunrise: East

➡Domestic companion animals like cats, dogs or hamsters: Pets

➡English rock band with the hits “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger”: OASIS

➡Feature of a camel: Hump

➡Good and ____ (religious opposites): Evil

➡Good opponent; ____ spirit: Evil

➡Green means go, yellow means wait, red means…: Stop

➡Raining ____ and dogs: Cats

➡The color of sky: Blue

➡To make a noise by using your middle finger and thumb: Snap

➡Vineyard beverage: Wine
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