Official Languages
Starts or ends with "-ID'
Books With Subtitles
6-Letter Words
Nicknames
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Bolivia
Spanish
1
He's the mythical youth depicted here in a painting.
Cupid
1
The adventures of this J.M. Barrie title character have appeared with the subtitle "The Boy who Wouldn't Grow Up"
Peter Pan
1
It can mean to rise into the air like an airplane or to take the throne
Ascend
1
His questionable election as President got him dubbed "Rutherfraud"
Rutherford B. Hayes
2
Brazil
Portuguese
2
This adjective describes a very cold climate or a cold response.
Frigid
2
You're going on an adventure with dwarves & dragons if you're reading this book subtitled "There and Back Again"
The Hobbit
2
Can I be this with you?--very honest & straightforward
Candid
2
Famous for his hair & tackles, he was "the claymaker" of the Green Bay Packers
Clay Matthews
3
Kuwait
Arabic
3
In ancient Rome it wasn't the 15th of March but also of May, July, and October.
Ides
3
Charles Dickens novel subtitled "The Parish Boy's Progress"
Oliver Twist
3
A mathematician's 9-year-old nephew came up with this word for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros
Googol
3
This Queen who died in 1603 was known as "Gloriana"
Elizabeth I
4
Haiti
French
4
Unless you went to the market, "Bring home the bacon" is this kind of phrase that doesn't literally mean what it says
Idiom
4
This Alex Haley book is subtitled "The Saga of an American Family"
Roots
4
It's the proper 6-letter name for the offspring seen here
Cygnet
4
Friends shunning you? You've been "treated like" this disease-carrying early 20th c. woman
Typhoid Mary
5
Liberia
English
5
Strokes are often caused by a narrowing of these arteries in the neck that supply blood to the brain
Carotid
5
Earth is a scary place in this recent Max Brooks novel subtitled "An Oral History of the Zombie War"
World War Z
5
By definition, this verb form operates as a noun & ends in -ing
Gerund
5
Life was a circus for this "Prince of Showmen" aka "Prince of Humbugs"
P.T. Barnum