Instruction : Select a cell, type in answers based on clues, and complete the puzzle.
Daily Crossword Clues
Across
- 1. Machu Picchu is often referred to as the
- 2. The Sanskrit term for the expressive hand gestures in Bharatanatyam.
- 3. Order or decree officially
- 4. The very top of the violin that looks like a cinnamon roll.
- 5. A trickster spider from African folklore.
- 6. This theatre space has audience on all three sides.
- 7. The capital city of France.
- 8. Captain of banking industry
- 9. The variable usually associated with the vertical axis in a graph.
- 10. The name of the currency used in the United States.
- 11. A large body of water surrounded by land.
- 12. Andrew Lloyd Webber's feline fantasy based on T.S. Eliot's
- 13. Iconic London landmark known for its clock tower.
- 14. A tool used for writing or drawing.
- 15. The instrument played by Duff McKagan in the song.
- 16. This loft allows for the raising and lowering of scenic elements.
- 17. The lobe in charge of emotions and memory
- 18. Strategies or mechanisms used to manage stress or difficult emotions.
- 19. Traditional stories involving gods and heroes.
- 20. The piece holding up the strings near the bottom of the violin.
- 21. 1 watt/m^2 is the threshold of _________________
- 22. The opposite of night.
- 23. Occurring, found, done often
- 24. Often portrayed as a clever trickster in various cultures.
- 25. Christ the Redeemer is located in this country.
- 26. The number of items that make up a typical Bharatanatyam recital.
- 27. Vocalist of BTS, recognized for his deep voice and acting roles.
- 28. The Giza Pyramid Complex is located in this country.
- 29. Chichen Itza is located in this country.
- 30. an extremely deep hole
- 31. A dance form that originated in the courts of the Mughal emperors.
- 32. The Great Wall of China is located in this country.
- 33. Designated management as a universal set of activities
- 34. Father of Scientific Management
- 35. A trickster god from Norse mythology.
- 36. A clever rabbit from African-American folklore.
Down
- 1. Highness or lowness of sound
- 2. A bracelet that makes a sound when the dancer moves her arms.
- 3. The person to whom Axl Rose dedicated 'Sweet Child O' Mine.'
- 4. A combination of kindliness and justice towards the employees
- 5. First name of the author of
- 6. intense or passionate feeling
- 7. The curves you see on the sides of the Violin.
- 8. Fluid that cushions the brain and the spinal cord
- 9. Colosseum is located in this country.
- 10. You turn them to tune the strings.
- 11. Petra is located in this country.
- 12. Taj Mahal is located in _______ city.
- 13. Often a trickster in African and Native American stories.
- 14. The Taj Mahal is located in this country.
- 15. National flower of England.
- 16. A recorded sequence of commands used to automate repetitive tasks.
- 17. Jonathan Larson's rock musical, a modern adaptation of Puccini's
- 18. The pipe fixture that suspends lighting or masking above a stage.
- 19. A set of values of the independent variable of a linear function.
- 20. A trickster bird from Native American mythology.
- 21. A trickster figure in many Native American tales.
- 22. Mommys Hedgehog Name
- 23. The number of continents on Earth.
- 24. Deceptive actions used by tricksters.
- 25. to reduce in amount, degree or severity
- 26. The action of joining
- 27. The backstage area found on the right and left of a proscenium stage.
- 28. The year 'Sweet Child O' Mine' was released.
- 29. The variable usually associated with the horizontal axis in a graph.
- 30. According to Phil Crosby, quality is __________.
- 31. The longest river in the world.
- 32. The band Guns N' Roses' genre of music.
- 33. lack of interest or emotion
- 34. The slope of a horizontal line is ____.
- 35. The tool used to produce sound on the strings of the violin.
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