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WORD HISTORY
100


Buttercups

100

The original color of the Statue of Liberty was not green, but this metallic color.

Copper

100


The St. Bernard from the film series.

Beethoven

100

This noble, white horse-like creature is known for the single, spiraled horn on its forehead.

Unicorn

100

Tired of all those large, tall birds wading in your local marsh? Invest in this large, tall machine for lifting them out.

A crane crane

100

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Lady Bug

100

Yellow

Right

200


Hyacinth

200

He was the King of Macedonia who conquered an empire stretching to India.

Alexander the Great

200

He acts like a typically family dog on The Finestones.

Dino

200

This fire-breathing reptile is often depicted guarding treasure or terrorizing villages.

Dragons

200

A supply of broth kept on hand.

A stock stock

200

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Green Thumb

200

Purple

Left

300


Violet

300

Scandinavian warriors known for their longboats and violent plunders during the Middle Ages.

Vikings

300

A small, scruffy dog, and Dorothy's loyal companion.

Toto

300

Known for having a tail instead of legs, this aquatic maiden sings to sailors.

Mermaid

300

It's a gift that you're receiving right now, at this very minute.

A present present

300

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Cherry Blossom

300

Blue

Left

400


Petunia

400

In 1664, the English seized this city from the Dutch and renamed it New York.

New Amsterdam

400

Perhaps the most famous TV dog, a Rough Collie known for her intelligence and bravery, often saving her young owner Timmy from danger.

Lassie

400

Part man, part horse, this mythological creature is known for its wisdom and skill in archery.

Centaur

400

A tally of European noblemen.

A count count

400

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Butterfly

400

Brown

Right

500


Dahlia

500

1960 was called "the year of" this continent where 17 countries declared independence.

Africa

500

The talking cat from Sabrina, The Teenage Witch.

Salem

500

This massive sea monster of Norse legend is known to drag entire ships down to the deep.

Kraken

500

To flatten a gourd.

A squash squash

500

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Tulips

500

Orange

Left

600

Double points for spelling!

Chrysanthemum

600

This ancient trade route connected the East with the West, exchanging goods, culture, and disease.

The Silk Road

600

The animated Great Dane in this sleuthing friend group.

Scooby Doo

600

This bird of fire represents rebirth and rises from its own ashes.

Pheonix

600

Concerned for the security of your portable timepiece? Consider this type of vigil to keep it safe.

A watch watch

600

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Dancing in the Rain

600

Pink

Left

700


Primrose

700

Defying Portugal in 1822, on the banks of the Ipiranga River Pedro I declared this country's independence.

Brazil

700


A female Finn-Dorset sheep and the first mammal to ever be cloned.

Dolly

700

With the head of an eagle and the body of a lion, this creature guards secrets.

Griffin

700

Looking to conduct yourself with greater elegance & style? Enroll in this type of course to learn how.

A class class

700

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Watching Flowers Grow

700

Green

Right

800


Larkspur

800

The Maya Empire encompassed this peninsula, which is now part of Mexico.

YucatΓ‘n Peninsula

800

A scruffy terrier mix who became the famous unofficial mascot of the U.S. Railway Mail Service.

Owney

800

A legendary aquatic horse, often white, that can carry riders over water.

Kelpie (Hippocampus)

800

An exposition of average quality.

A fair fair

800

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April Showers Bring May Flowers

800

Red

Right
900

Before this word came to mean an extraterrestrial, it was used as an adjective meaning "warlike".

Martian

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