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The Defining Moment
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I'm not sure what to put here... but I'll do it regardless!
Popular tourist destination, with “the”
Throwing a Native American weapon
Fruit with a fantastic nickname?
President or patriarch
Like Nigeria and Chad
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Uproar
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I'm not sure what to put here... but I'll do it regardless!
Popular tourist destination, with “the”
Throwing a Native American weapon
Fruit with a fantastic nickname?
President or patriarch
Like Nigeria and Chad
“Gold” Egyptian boat
Seattle player
Uproar
The answer will be a thematic title.
word wordplay knowledge crossword-clues
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I'm not sure what to put here... but I'll do it regardless!
Popular tourist destination, with “the”
Throwing a Native American weapon
Fruit with a fantastic nickname?
President or patriarch
Like Nigeria and Chad
“Gold” Egyptian boat
Seattle player
Uproar
The answer will be a thematic title.
word wordplay knowledge crossword-clues
asked 19 hours ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
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I'm not sure what to put here... but I'll do it regardless!
Popular tourist destination, with “the”
Throwing a Native American weapon
Fruit with a fantastic nickname?
President or patriarch
Like Nigeria and Chad
“Gold” Egyptian boat
Seattle player
Uproar
The answer will be a thematic title.
word wordplay knowledge crossword-clues
word wordplay knowledge crossword-clues
asked 19 hours ago
PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
2,998541
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PiIsNot3PiIsNot3
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The trick to this is that
each of the clues has an answer containing AHA, which goes into the central box. (This is hinted by that box and the black square below it forming an exclamation point.)
The answers are:
BAHAMAS / TOMAHAWKING / PITAHAYA (a.k.a. "dragon fruit") / ABRAHAM (Lincoln or the Biblical patriarch) / SUB-SAHARAN / DAHABEAH / SEAHAWK / BROUHAHA
The grid is filled like this:
And the shaded cells
spell TAKE ON ME, a song by the Norwegian band "A-ha".
answered 15 hours ago
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$begingroup$
The trick to this is that
each of the clues has an answer containing AHA, which goes into the central box. (This is hinted by that box and the black square below it forming an exclamation point.)
The answers are:
BAHAMAS / TOMAHAWKING / PITAHAYA (a.k.a. "dragon fruit") / ABRAHAM (Lincoln or the Biblical patriarch) / SUB-SAHARAN / DAHABEAH / SEAHAWK / BROUHAHA
The grid is filled like this:
And the shaded cells
spell TAKE ON ME, a song by the Norwegian band "A-ha".
answered 15 hours ago
Deusovi♦Deusovi
63.5k6217274
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$begingroup$
The trick to this is that
each of the clues has an answer containing AHA, which goes into the central box. (This is hinted by that box and the black square below it forming an exclamation point.)
The answers are:
BAHAMAS / TOMAHAWKING / PITAHAYA (a.k.a. "dragon fruit") / ABRAHAM (Lincoln or the Biblical patriarch) / SUB-SAHARAN / DAHABEAH / SEAHAWK / BROUHAHA
The grid is filled like this:
And the shaded cells
spell TAKE ON ME, a song by the Norwegian band "A-ha".
answered 15 hours ago
Deusovi♦Deusovi
63.5k6217274
$endgroup$
add a comment |
$begingroup$
The trick to this is that
each of the clues has an answer containing AHA, which goes into the central box. (This is hinted by that box and the black square below it forming an exclamation point.)
The answers are:
BAHAMAS / TOMAHAWKING / PITAHAYA (a.k.a. "dragon fruit") / ABRAHAM (Lincoln or the Biblical patriarch) / SUB-SAHARAN / DAHABEAH / SEAHAWK / BROUHAHA
The grid is filled like this:
And the shaded cells
spell TAKE ON ME, a song by the Norwegian band "A-ha".
answered 15 hours ago
Deusovi♦Deusovi
63.5k6217274
$endgroup$
The trick to this is that
each of the clues has an answer containing AHA, which goes into the central box. (This is hinted by that box and the black square below it forming an exclamation point.)
The answers are:
BAHAMAS / TOMAHAWKING / PITAHAYA (a.k.a. "dragon fruit") / ABRAHAM (Lincoln or the Biblical patriarch) / SUB-SAHARAN / DAHABEAH / SEAHAWK / BROUHAHA
The grid is filled like this:
And the shaded cells
spell TAKE ON ME, a song by the Norwegian band "A-ha".
answered 15 hours ago
Deusovi♦Deusovi
63.5k6217274
answered 15 hours ago
Deusovi♦Deusovi
63.5k6217274
answered 15 hours ago
Deusovi♦Deusovi
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answered 15 hours ago
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