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SIGNERS OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
FOREIGN RELATIONS
"MAC"-INATIONS
"V"OCABULARY
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These people who seek independence from Spain get their name from the old region of Vasconia

the Basque

400

Palindrome:
A brothel boss

a madam

400

John Witherspoon, the only clergyman to sign, studied divinity at the U. of St. Andrews in this U.K. country

Scotland

400

In French a frere is this, whether in the monastery or the family

brother

400

Gruesome & horrifying

macabre

400

Title for the student with the highest academic ranking who delivers a speech at graduation

valedictorian

800

Belgium is made up of Brussels, Wallonia & this Flemish region

Flanders

800

Starts & ends with P:
Adjective meaning fleshy or fat

plump

800

2 of the 3 signers who later served as vice president of the United States

Jefferson & Adams (& Elbridge Gerry)

800

Depending on where you are speaking Spanish, this relative could be a nana or an abuela

grandmother

800

These cookies made with coconut are a traditional Passover dessert

macaroons

800

It's a household appliance, or a space devoid of matter

vacuum

1200

Hungarian people call themselves this, which is Hungarian for Hungarian

Magyar

1200

Before & after:
A creepy man who looks through windows at night Patriots QB

Peeping Tom Brady 

1200

Francis Lightfoot & his brother Richard Henry were members of this family of old Virginia

the Lees

1200

In Swedish a brorsdotter is this

niece

1200

This adjective meaning unscrupulously cunning comes from the name of a 16th century Italian writer

Machiavellian

1200

Hazy or unspecific

vague

1600

At almost 10 miles, Samaria Gorge on this largest Greek island is the longest gorge in Europe

Crete

1600

Anagram:
OK CHARMS becomes this Irish item

a shamrock

1600

Charles Carroll, a Catholic from this state, died in 1832 at the age of 95, the last surviving signer

Maryland

1600

This older relative is a grosstante in German

great-aunt

1600

A versatile crafting technique using knotting rather than weaving to create textiles, widely used for decorative wall hangings, plant hangers, jewelry, and accessories.

macramé

1600

This 8-letter word is a synonym for neighborhood

vicinity

2000

The Sea of Marmara connects these 2 important Turkish straits

the Bosporous and Dardanelles

2000

Daily Double

"Z" word on the street:
Let's play Pyramid--it's a Babylonian temple

2000

While serving in the Continental Congress, William Whipple left to fight Burgoyne in the 1777 to fight Burgoyne in the 1777 battle for this N.Y. place...S

Saratoga

2000

In Portuguese irma means this & cidade irma is this kind of city

sister

2000

Daily Double

When it comes to vision problems, there are wet & dry types of this degeneration

2000

a life-support machine that breathes for patients with respiratory failure

A ventilator

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