Crossword Puzzles

term for the ability to see the margins of abdominal organs, structure appears brighter than its surround tissues on ultrasound, areas without …

ceremony that marks the symbolic end of sabbath and ushers in the new week, the five books of moses which contain the almighty's law, a small …

the primary document detailing a transaction, including goods sold or services rendered, and the amount due, the business or individual providing the …

active participation or involvement, the subjects or courses of study offered by educational institutions, particularly at the high school or college …

the part of the body that helps you think, helps us walk and run, helps us chew food, we use it to smell things, a sense we use to feel (optional …

a big ball of fire that gives us heat and light, the hottest season, shines at night and changes its shape, twinkles in the night sky, white and …

used to apply and smooth plaster, used to strengthen joints and areas prone to cracking, a device that used to mix the plaster, it acts as a primer, …

person who checks benefits, creates estimates, and helps with self pay patients, help provided to a patient to cover expenses, a specified amount of …

seen as a philosophy rather than a religion, a belief system unique to japan, first began in ancient india, the fourth largest religion in the world, …

who is telling the tales?, how many stories are in the book?, papa will tell stories if they _ to go right to sleep, when the well said ouch, what did …

the process in which water vapor turns into liquid when it cools, a vehicle designed to fly in the air, the atmospheric conditions in a place at a …

i walk, i kill, i fight, i hurry, i warn, i ask, ask for, i prepare, i live, i work, i laugh, i move, i carry, i hold, i reply, i look at, watch, i …

cranium shape with bulging frontal bones and wide occiput, premature fusion of the skull that causes fetal cranium to become abnormally shaped, this …

exclusive control of a business or industry, large estates run by an owner, routes that carried goods and people from the americas, europe, and …

a special building or statue people visit, a place where people watch movies, a busy place to buy and sell things, a place to stay when you travel, a …

most common massage, harder type of massage, most commonly used among athletes to treat various forms of injury, uses heated stones to massage the …

violent shaking of the ground, record of the ground motions, detects and measures earthquakes by converting vibrations into electrical signals, …

the idea that for particles to react they must collide, proteins made by living cells, that acts as biological catalyst, where a liquid turns into gas …

fossilized tree resin that can trap and preserve organisms, often with their original soft tissues intact, a type of fossil preservation where the …

the flow of electric charge through a conductor, the energy transferred per unit charge (potential difference), a measure of how much a component …

a macronutrient involved in growth and repair, a macronutrient important for vitamins a, d, e & k, a macronutrient used as our main energy source, …

not yet extinct, but close, what all species share, similar structures showing common ancestry, four-legged animals with common fishy ancestor, stage …

the last judge of israel before the monarchy began, the only female judge, he challenged the prophets of baal on mount carmel, had a vision of a …

a noble gas used in some types of lighting and found in the atmosphere, a heavy metal often used in batteries and historically in pipes and paints, a …

male part of the flower which produces pollen grains, female part of the flower which receives pollen grains, protects and contains ovules. develops …

the cycle of rebirth in buddhism, the ultimate goal in buddhism, meaning enlightenment, christians believe in eternal _ after death, the holy book of …

an organism which requires 5-10% carbon dioxide to grow, grows best in oxygen but can survive in any atmosphere, the genus of the most common bacteria …

ordinary spoken or written language without structured meter or rhyme, a single row of words in a poem, a grouped set of lines in a poem, like a …

person who fought to end slavery, an aboriginal man who was a key figure in early contact with europeans in australia, the practice of acquiring …

the cheeky sods that steal your fish and chips, the big cold blue thing that helps you to cool down at the seaside, where are you if you're …