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Crossword Clues "G"
Argggh You Smarter Than a Pirate?
200
The sound of LOLs and to butcher cattle
laughter and slaughter
200
A physical building as opposed to a store simply online
Brick and mortar
200
Their name has become synonymous with photocopy machines for decades
Xerox
200
Your favorite purple Pokemon (6 letters)
Gengar
200
Pirates often used “pieces of eight” as currency. These coins originated from:
A) England
B) Spain
C) France
D) The Netherlands
B) Spain
400
An attribute or characteristic & a connector of 2 large bodies of water
Trait and strait
400
The duo that gave us the songs "Maneater" and "Rich Girl"
Hall and Oates
400
The longtime gaming console from Microsoft since 2005
Xbox
400
It's these guys, usually hanging off of Gothic architecture (8 letters)
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Gargoyle
400
In pirate-speak, "Avast!" means this.
A) Lower the sails
B) Prepare for battle
C) Stop
D) Abandon ship
C) Stop
600
A small landmass surrounded by water and a passage between rows of seats
Aisle and isle
600
In economics, the price of a product is determined by this, how much is available and how bad you want it
Supply and demand
600
Looking to get away? Look no further than this travel booking site, that owns many of the others.
Expedia
600
Speaking in tongues (11 letters)
Glossolalia
600
Davy Jones' Locker refers to:
A) A legendary treasure chest
B) A place pirates store their loot
C) The bottom of the sea where drowned sailors end up
D) A secret compartment on a ship
C) The bottom of the sea where drowned sailors end up
800
The final resting place of a living thing and a bunch of pulverized rock
Grave and gravel
800
A vivid description of hell, especially in the Old Testament
Fire and brimstone
800
Before Twitter became X, X.com was an online bank, which ultimately merged with a competitor to form this longtime way to pay for things online.
PayPal
800
An Eastern European country, of course (also a U.S. state) (7 letters)
Georgia
800
Which famed female pirate disguised herself as a man to serve at sea?
A) Grace O’Malley
B) Mary Read
C) Charlotte de Berry
D) Madame Cheng
B) Mary Read
1000
A 4 on the pH scale & a description of a nasty smell
Acid and acrid
1000
This corporation owns brands like Tide, Bounty, and Pampers
Procter and Gamble
1000
A longtime maker of precision knives, especially for hobbyists
X-Acto
1000
To shock or excite someone into action (9 letters)
Galvanize
1000
The Barbary corsairs were based primarily along the coast of:
A) The Bahamas
B) Southern China
C) Western India
D) North Africa
D) North Africa