Name: Rammed earth construction (Building technique)
Description: Method of creating walls by compacting clay soils between planks


Name: accurate diagnoses and treatments for Paracoccidioides brasiliensis disease (Medical Research)
Description: -


Name: Serving spoons (Tableware)
Description: -


Name: Central Military Commission (CMC) (Government Organization)
Description: -


Name: col du Mont-Cenis (Geographical Feature)
Description: -


Name: Chalcedony (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Mulhacén (Mountain Peak)
Description: -


Name: Mettā (Buddhist virtue)
Description: Good-Will


Name: Vladimir Vernadsky (Person)
Description: Russian geochemist


Name: āstika and nāstika traditions of Indian philosophy (Philosophical tradition)
Description: Two main categories of Indian philosophical thought


Name: Harriet Trumbull (Person)
Description: daughter of Connecticut Governor Jonathan Trumbull Jr.


Name: Wedge-tailed eagle (Bird of prey)
Description: Large bird of prey that breeds in Australia and New Guinea


Name: Illuminations (Art style)
Description: Decorative illustrations in medieval manuscripts, typically featuring gold or silver leaf.


Name: High-purity argon gas (Gas Mixture)
Description: A type of gas mixture that contains high-purity argon.


Name: Fancy Orangey Red (Color grade)
Description: One of the possible grades for red diamonds


Name: Mozambique (Country)
Description: -


Name: Rats (Mammal)
Description: a type of mammal that demonstrates degloving behavior


Name: Mikhail Lomonosov (Writer)
Description: Russian polymath and writer


Name: Chinese Seals (Artifact)
Description: Seals used in China to establish personal identification.


Name: Hoshen (Jewish_priestly_regalia)
Description: Ceremonial breastplate worn by high priest


Name: May 2016 (Month and year)
Description: -


Name: Maude (TV Show)
Description: CBS sitcom (1972-1978)


Name: Echinoderms (Organism)
Description: Marine animal


Name: Erich Heckel (Artist)
Description: -


Name: 4th Duke of Marlborough (Nobleman)
Description: British nobleman and collector


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8.


Name: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: -


Name: 1.81 meters for men, and 1.67 meters for women (Quantity)
Description: average height in 2009


Name: Hindu scriptures, rituals and worship (Religious practices)
Description: -


Name: The world (Global)
Description: The entire world


Name: Meat and gravy sauce (Food)
Description: Common accompaniments to polenta


Name: Jewish and other (Ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: Medieval Period (Historical Era)
Description: -


Name: COVID-19 pandemic (Event)
Description: -


Name: Step Cut Baguette (Diamond Cut)
Description: A type of diamond cut that accentuates luster, whiteness, and clarity.


Name: 1950s and 1960s (Time period)
Description: Decades when archaeological research was conducted


Name: Cutting fluid or coolant (Substance)
Description: a substance used to decrease friction and temperature at the cutting tool/workpiece interface


Name: Large clusters of vacancies (Crystal defect)
Description: A point defect in a crystal lattice where an atom is missing


Name: Faults (Geological structure)
Description: Fractures in the Earth's crust.


Name: Representatives of the London Missionary Society (People)
Description: Missionaries from the London Missionary Society


Name: Metalsmith (Occupation)
Description: artisan or craftperson who practices their craft in metals


Name: Margaret (Queen)
Description: Daughter of King Valdemar IV of Denmark


Name: Eurozone (Monetary Union)
Description: -


Name: Higher oxidation states (Oxidation State)
Description: Reflecting the electron-releasing properties of alkyl ligands


Name: Grafting process (Procedure)
Description: a method used to cultivate freshwater pearls


Name: Yule Marble Tomb Repairs (Event)
Description: The repair work done on the Yule marble tomb in 2011.


Name: string (Object)
Description: to hold the beads together using different techniques


Name: Volcanic islands (Geological feature)
Description: -


Name: La Tène period torcs (Jewelry)
Description: Torcs from the La Tène period.


Name: Aristotle (Philosopher)
Description: -


Name: Djerba (Island)
Description: An island in the Gulf of Gabès, Tunisia


Name: Sherira Gaon (Person)
Description: Jewish rabbi


Name: Municipal Court (Court)
Description: -


Name: Eleftherios Venizelos (Politician)
Description: Cretan politician and Prime Minister of Greece


Name: Chemical Compounds (Category of Chemical Substances)
Description: A large majority of all chemical compounds contain carbon.


Name: Service sector (Economic sector)
Description: -


Name: abnormally low levels of hepcidin (Biological Process)
Description: The process of regulating iron entry into the circulatory system


Name: Excavations (Event)
Description: A series of excavations conducted at Staré Město in 1949 that refined the understanding of Great Moravian sacral architecture.


Name: Projective geometry (Mathematical concept)
Description: A branch of mathematics that studies geometric objects


Name: War of the Spanish Succession (War)
Description: A global conflict that lasted from 1701 to 1714


Name: Thomas Barker (Artist)
Description: British artist


Name: Product (Business Concept)
Description: An object, system, or service made available for consumer use.


Name: Sediments containing over 30% gravel (Geological material)
Description: Material that forms conglomerate rock.


Name: Portugal (Country)
Description: A country in southwestern Europe.


Name: Byzantine art (Art movement)
Description: An art movement that emerged in the Eastern Roman Empire


Name: Seal (emblem) (Emblem)
Description: became customary for seals of women and ecclesiastics to be given a vesica shape


Name: Japy family (Family)
Description: Swiss family that led the way in streamlined watch manufacture


Name: Alexander, Lord of the Isles (Noble)
Description: Lord of the Isles in 1437


Name: New Statute of Autonomy for Andalusia (Statute of Autonomy)
Description: A new statute of autonomy for Andalusia approved in 2006


Name: Tobermory (location)
Description: a village on the Isle of Mull


Name: St Paul (Person)
Description: Christian apostle


Name: 74.3 years (Time)
Description: A time period


Name: Fluorine (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Gemological Institute of America (Organization)
Description: An organization that developed the Four Cs system.


Name: Hanfu-style Costumes (Clothing)
Description: A type of traditional Chinese clothing


Name: Untreated glass (Material)
Description: Comparison material


Name: 618 mm (rainfall amount)
Description: the average annual rainfall received by Christchurch


Name: Nephrologists (Medical Professionals)
Description: Doctors who specialize in the study of kidney function and disease states related to renal malfunction.


Name: Accidental conditions (Event)
Description: Unforeseen circumstances


Name: Rare earth intermetallic compounds (Chemical compound)
Description: A class of chemical compounds


Name: Anthonie Heinsius (Politician)
Description: Dutch Grand Pensionary and leader of the Dutch Republic


Name: Master Robert Avenel (Person)
Description: -


Name: Extraction of uranium from its ores (Industrial process)
Description: -


Name: A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada (Religious leader)
Description: Indian spiritual leader


Name: Socialist Republic of Macedonia (Former Country)
Description: A former country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Staphylus (Person)
Description: the beloved son of god Dionysus


Name: Steve Mithen (Person/Scholar)
Description: -


Name: James McNeill Whistler's arrangement of tones of grey (Art Style)
Description: -


Name: Monaco (Sovereign city-state)
Description: -


Name: Nickeline group (Mineral group)
Description: A group of minerals


Name: Boline (Object)
Description: a ritual tool


Name: Dungan Revolt (Rebellion)
Description: A rebellion in Qing China


Name: sons of officials and eunuchs (social group)
Description: -


Name: Pillars of Hercules (Mythological landmark)
Description: Mythological pillars at the Strait of Gibraltar


Name: Ludwig von Siegen (Person)
Description: -


Name: Intentionalists (Philosophical Movement)
Description: A philosophical movement in art interpretation


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: Country in North Africa


Name: Demaratus of Corinth (Greek nobleman)
Description: a Greek nobleman who was an ancestor of the Etruscan kings of Rome


Name: Yōkai myths (Japanese mythology)
Description: supernatural creatures in Japanese folklore


Name: Sheets of (F, OH)2O and O along (010) (Crystal Structure)
Description: -


Name: Ipswich Hoard (Artifact)
Description: A collection of artifacts found near Belstead in 1968


Name: Red fox (Species)
Description: Eurasian species of fox


Name: Industry (economics) (Concept)
Description: a branch of an economy that produces a closely related set of raw materials, goods, or services.


Name: most developed countries (General Term)
Description: -


Name: US dime (Coin)
Description: A coin with a face value lower than the value of its component metals.


Name: Main valley (Geographic region)
Description: -


Name: White Peak (Geological Region)
Description: A region in Derbyshire known for its calcareous grassland and ash woodlands


Name: United States (Country)
Description: -


Name: Total carat weight (t.c.w.) (Concept)
Description: a phrase used to describe the total mass of diamonds or other gemstone in a piece of jewelry


Name: Polish (Physical property)
Description: -


Name: Kais Saied (Person)
Description: President of Tunisia


Name: Paleontology (field of study)
Description: study of fossilized biological material in the lithosphere


Name: Mohamed Laïd Al-Khalifa (Person)
Description: Algerian writer


Name: Pharmaceuticals (Medical application)
Description: Used in the production of medicine


Name: Constantine V (Person)
Description: Byzantine emperor


Name: Native Americans (Ethnic group)
Description: Indigenous peoples of the United States


Name: Chromite (Mineral)
Description: A type of mineral


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: Country that fought the War of 1812 against the United States


Name: Migros (Cooperative Company)
Description: -


Name: Andy Warhol (Artist)
Description: American artist and director


Name: Cantonese Opera (Opera Style)
Description: A traditional Chinese opera style


Name: h-BN (form of boron nitride)
Description: -


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Minoan civilization (civilization)
Description: an ancient civilization in the Aegean


Name: The Tractor Boys (Nickname)
Description: -


Name: Herbert von Karajan (Person)
Description: Conductor


Name: One (Sixth form college)
Description: -


Name: Genoese coins (Currency)
Description: Coins used in Genoa during the 16th century


Name: P2/n (Space Group)
Description: Low symmetry space group at low temperature


Name: Blue diamonds (Diamond)
Description: A type of diamond with a blue color


Name: Norwegian art scene (field of study)
Description: -


Name: Metamorphic rock (Rock type)
Description: Type of rock formed through metamorphism


Name: Coccoliths (Organism)
Description: Marine plankton


Name: Rhode Island (State)
Description: -


Name: Shang dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Ancient Chinese dynasty (c. 1600 – c. 1046 BC)


Name: Lunar soil (Soil)
Description: Soil samples from the Moon


Name: Almerian-Murcian floristic province (Floristic Province)
Description: -


Name: tropical storms and hurricanes (weather phenomena)
Description: types of severe weather that affect Alabama


Name: Tool steel (Steel alloy)
Description: A type of steel used in axes, drills, and other devices that need a sharp cutting edge.


Name: Loss of Russian territories (Event)
Description: Russia surrendered most of its western territories after signing the treaty


Name: Vardar Banovina (province)
Description: -


Name: Synthetic emeralds (Gemstone)
Description: Man-made emeralds with the same chemical and gemological composition as natural emeralds


Name: 7 times higher than in other high-income countries (Homicide Rate)
Description: driven by a gun homicide rate that was 25 times higher


Name: tank truck (Vehicle)
Description: A vehicle that fell through the ice road


Name: Portuguese colonial administration (Administrative body)
Description: -


Name: miscarriage (medical condition)
Description: spontaneous abortion


Name: a signed handwritten will without a registered seal was invalid (Judgement)
Description: -


Name: European sword of the Middle Ages (Historical sword type)
Description: -


Name: Micrococcus halobius (Yeast)
Description: -


Name: Comyns (Family)
Description: Scottish nobles


Name: 2022 Ukrainian refugee crisis (Event)
Description: A refugee crisis caused by the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine


Name: 21% (percentage)
Description: votes received


Name: Ming dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: -


Name: Opaque (Diaphaneity type)
Description: Does not allow light to pass through


Name: Columbia University (Private University)
Description: -


Name: 1,214 km (754 mi) (length)
Description: -


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: Ancient Indian religion


Name: Roman religion and magic (Belief system)
Description: -


Name: Zhu Yuanzhang (Person)
Description: -


Name: Temperate (Climate Type)
Description: Type of climate characterized by moderate temperatures and rainfall


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: a country in Europe


Name: Friedrich Wöhler (Person)
Description: German chemist


Name: Chian (Nationality)
Description: A person originating from Chios island


Name: Norwegian government (Government)
Description: -


Name: Pocket watch (Horological device)
Description: Portable timepiece


Name: Qing dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Last imperial dynasty in China


Name: Hot Spring County, Arkansas (county)
Description: a county in the state of Arkansas, USA


Name: Bulk of Tunisians (Demographic group)
Description: -


Name: Black horn material (Material)
Description: Used to make black variations of hair pipe beads


Name: United States Environmental Protection Agency (Organization)
Description: US government agency


Name: Pantasma Impact Crater (Impact Crater)
Description: a hypothesized impact crater


Name: Seretide (Medication)
Description: Asthma prescription


Name: Fudoki (Historical Account)
Description: A text that contains stories of people being devoured by mountain deities.


Name: Phosphate minerals (Mineral group)
Description: Characterized by the tetrahedral [PO4]3− unit


Name: Brazil's first financial institutions (Financial institutions)
Description: -


Name: Second-largest exporter of services (Ranking)
Description: -


Name: Mormon migrants (Group of people)
Description: People who migrated to Missouri from northern states and Canada


Name: River Oykel (Location)
Description: river in the Highlands, Scotland


Name: Romani people (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: nuclear reactors and nuclear weapons (application)
Description: -


Name: Potassium chromate (Chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound used in various commercial products


Name: East Boston and Winthrop, Massachusetts (Geographic Area)
Description: -


Name: Anton Zeilinger (Person)
Description: Physicist


Name: Italian-Austrian border (International Border)
Description: -


Name: Encyclopædia Britannica (Publication)
Description: Reference work


Name: Mappae mundi (Type of Map)
Description: Medieval European maps of the world


Name: Archaeopsylla erinacei (Flea)
Description: -


Name: Classical Greeks (Ancient Civilization)
Description: The ancient Greek civilization of the Classical era


Name: Luís A. Miranda Jr., Roberto Ramírez Sr., and David Keisman (Founders)
Description: -


Name: Qing dynasty (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Compounds with Fe(dppe)2 moiety (Class of compounds)
Description: A class of compounds containing the Fe(dppe)2 moiety.


Name: Franco-Prussian War of 1870 (Event)
Description: -


Name: Berber soldiers (soldiers)
Description: Berbers who served in the Carthaginian army


Name: Formation of needle shape mullite (Process)
Description: The process by which needle-shaped mullite forms in a ceramic material


Name: Sea God and Wind God (Japanese mythological figures)
Description: gods of the sea and wind in Japanese mythology


Name: Ji (Hairpin for women)
Description: appeared since Neolithic time


Name: Arvanites (Ethnic group)
Description: An Albanian-speaking ethnic group in Greece


Name: calcium silicate minerals (mineral group)
Description: -


Name: Urine marking rate (Behavioral Trait)
Description: Frequency of urine marking behavior


Name: Pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that forms from the reaction of forsterite with plagioclase


Name: Vasily Bazhenov (Russian architect)
Description: -


Name: NCAA Division I titles (championship series)
Description: -


Name: Buzkashi (Traditional Sport)
Description: A traditional sport of Afghanistan


Name: Cantos Populares de mi Tierra (Literary Work)
Description: A book of poetry by Candelario Obeso


Name: An essential ion in proteins and enzymes (Biological role)
Description: -


Name: Well-drained soils (Geological feature)
Description: Soil that allows water to drain through it easily.


Name: Hughes Glomar Explorer (Ship)
Description: A ship commissioned by Howard Hughes for Project Azorian.


Name: RCRA (Regulation)
Description: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act


Name: Oxfam (organization)
Description: -


Name: Oxygenated blood (Physiological fluid)
Description: Blood containing oxygen


Name: Cycladic civilization (Prehistoric Civilization)
Description: A prehistoric civilization that existed in the Cyclades islands from around 3200 to 2000 BCE


Name: Espírito Santo (State)
Description: A state in Brazil


Name: New York Islanders (National Hockey League team)
Description: -


Name: The New Wolsey Theatre (theatre)
Description: a 400-seat theatre in Ipswich


Name: Griesheimer process (Process)
Description: -


Name: Brussels-Capital Region (administrative region)
Description: a region in Belgium


Name: Thessaloniki and Larissa (City)
Description: -


Name: Anthropic rock (Rock type)
Description: Synthetic or restructured rock formed by human activity


Name: Amazighs (Ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: birds traveling from Europe to Africa and back (animal migration pattern)
Description: -


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic Abrahamic religion


Name: France, England and three German Bishoprics (Countries and territories)
Description: -


Name: Nitrogen (Chemical Element)
Description: -


Name: Incredible subtlety of pigmentation (Artistic concept)
Description: -


Name: Ashford Black Marble (Material)
Description: A type of marble


Name: musical school (school)
Description: -


Name: 0.14% of the total population (62,000) (Demographic)
Description: Percentage and number of Jews in Spain


Name: Alkaline earth metals (Metal Group)
Description: a group of metals


Name: Jean-Michel Dubernard (Surgeon)
Description: French surgeon


Name: American Academy of Arts and Sciences (Organization)
Description: learned society


Name: regulators (Person)
Description: -


Name: parliamentary democracy (Government system)
Description: The government system of North Macedonia


Name: Granulite (Rock type)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock that is formed under high pressure and temperature conditions.


Name: Nidaros Cathedral (Building)
Description: -


Name: -1/3 (Oxidation State)
Description: -


Name: Classification (Scientific Process)
Description: process of grouping entities


Name: Ming dynasty Han Chinese robes (Clothing)
Description: Robes from the Ming emperors


Name: Khwarazmian cities (Location)
Description: Cities in the region


Name: Royal Charter (Charter)
Description: -


Name: neosome and paleosome (constituents)
Description: two or more constituents often layered repetitively


Name: Toxic heavy metals and radioactive materials (Hazardous substances)
Description: Substances that may be present in lignite and pose health risks.


Name: Northumberland (Location)
Description: A county in northeast England.


Name: Hope Diamond (Diamond)
Description: A 45.52-carat fancy dark grayish-blue diamond


Name: New York Giants (Baseball Team)
Description: -


Name: Ancient Egypt (Historical Region)
Description: -


Name: Tubes and fibers (Concept)
Description: Objects with only two dimensions below 100 nm


Name: Increase in plasma osmolality (Physiological state)
Description: An increase in the concentration of solutes in the blood


Name: Walter Gropius (Person)
Description: German architect and designer


Name: Minoan civilization (Ancient civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that flourished on the island of Crete


Name: Alleghany County (County)
Description: a county in North Carolina, USA


Name: Black Hills (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in South Dakota and Wyoming


Name: Geological Museum of the Dolomites (Museum)
Description: -


Name: Laṅkāvatāra Sūtra (Text)
Description: -


Name: Alpheus Fuller Williams (Person)
Description: -


Name: Policía Canaria (Police corps)
Description: autonomous police corps


Name: Gold particles (Nanoparticles)
Description: Coated with specific antibodies as probes for the presence and position of antigens


Name: Ukiyo-e prints (Artwork)
Description: Traditional Japanese woodblock prints


Name: Metabolic syndrome (Disease)
Description: a cluster of conditions that increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease


Name: Refractory and Ceramic Products (Industry)
Description: An industry that uses kyanite


Name: Independent microplate (Type of geological feature)
Description: A small tectonic plate that may not contain the full thickness of the lithosphere


Name: Colombian Navy (Military organization)
Description: -


Name: 244Pu (Radioactive Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of plutonium with atomic mass 244


Name: Irène Joliot-Curie (Person)
Description: Daughter of Marie Curie


Name: William Turner (Person)
Description: English naturalist and botanist


Name: elaborate clothing (Article of clothing)
Description: Type of clothing


Name: Congress of Vienna (Event)
Description: congress where European powers recognised Swiss neutrality


Name: Natural Minerals (Material)
Description: Minerals occurring naturally in the environment


Name: 7,281 people with bachelor's or higher degree (Demographic Statistic)
Description: people aged 15 and over


Name: Mount Cheaha (Mountain)
Description: The highest point in Alabama, USA


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: expression or application of human creative skill and imagination


Name: Carnival of Cádiz (Festival)
Description: -


Name: Haakon, the Norwegian king (King)
Description: -


Name: Chinese robes for emperor and officials (Clothing Style)
Description: A traditional Chinese clothing style worn by high-ranking officials


Name: Vedic period (historical era)
Description: -


Name: Western art (Art movement)
Description: -


Name: Hallstatt culture (Archaeological Culture)
Description: -


Name: North and south side of the Alps (Mountain range)
Description: The north and south sides of the Alps mountain range


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: a color


Name: Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (IMRO) (Organization)
Description: Promoted concept of Independent Macedonia


Name: Terracotta army (Army)
Description: -


Name: Italy national football team (National sports team)
Description: -


Name: Turkish laws (Concept)
Description: -


Name: relatively steady since the 1960s (Population Trend)
Description: a demographic trend characterized by stable population growth


Name: Chondrite (Meteorite classification)
Description: A class of stony meteorites


Name: 31 December 1992 (date)
Description: the date when Czech Republic and Slovakia peacefully split


Name: Ernest G. H. Schenck (Person)
Description: patent holder of motorized rotary saws for cutting diamonds


Name: small terracotta figurines (Artifact)
Description: Type of pottery found at Mycenaean sites


Name: Venetians (Nationality)
Description: -


Name: Paris (City)
Description: Capital city of France


Name: Italian cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: -


Name: Upper levels of society (Social group)
Description: People of higher social status


Name: Krone (Currency)
Description: The former currency of Austria


Name: Heat Sinks (Application)
Description: A type of device that uses copper for heat dissipation due to its superior properties.


Name: Vitamin C (Nutrient)
Description: -


Name: Aqua Regia (Mixture of Chemicals)
Description: -


Name: Karakoram Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: -


Name: Thousand Days' War (civil war)
Description: a civil war that occurred from 1899 to 1902


Name: Cerner, Express Scripts, Monsanto, Emerson Electric, Edward Jones, H&R Block, Wells Fargo Advisors, Centene Corporation, and O'Reilly Auto Parts (companies)
Description: -


Name: Lawsonite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral diagnostic of blueschist facies


Name: Glacier (natural phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: G20 (international organization)
Description: an international organization


Name: Apple Inc. (Company)
Description: -


Name: Guggenheim Museum Bilbao (Building)
Description: museum of modern and contemporary art


Name: Forks (Utensil)
Description: A type of eating utensil with a long handle and prongs


Name: Conceição (Civil Parish)
Description: a civil parish on Faial Island


Name: Tiny mineral inclusions, minute tubes, or nannovoids (Mineral inclusions)
Description: Oriented with the crystallographic directions of the mineral


Name: Val d'Anniviers, Switzerland (Location)
Description: A region in Switzerland where serpentinite is found.


Name: Emotions (Human Feeling)
Description: Strong feelings or sensations, such as happiness or sadness


Name: Ilium, Ischium, and Pubis (Bones)
Description: Components of the pelvis


Name: Kopet Dag oases (Geographic Location)
Description: Oases in Central Asia.


Name: Ammolite gemstone (Mineral)
Description: A type of gemstone formed from the fossilized shells of ammonites.


Name: Jaén (Province)
Description: Province in eastern Andalusia


Name: central and southern Veracruz with conquests at Cosamalopan, Ahuilizapan, and Cuetlaxtlan (Region)
Description: -


Name: Light (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The way human beings perceive the world


Name: 32nd in the world in terms of Roads, 16th in Sea, 45th in Air and 64th in Railways (Ranking)
Description: Morocco's ranking in various infrastructure categories


Name: Last Supper (Artwork)
Description: A famous mural painting by Leonardo da Vinci


Name: EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (Policy)
Description: European Union's common foreign policy


Name: ultraviolet light (Form of Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: a form of radiation that can cause eye damage


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: -


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (person)
Description: Italian polymath and artist


Name: Mojmír (Moravian ruler)
Description: duke of the Moravians


Name: Albert Claude (Person)
Description: Belgian-American cell biologist


Name: Huihuzhuang (Type of Hanfu)
Description: A type of Hanfu worn by noble women


Name: Neptunalia (Ancient Roman festival)
Description: An ancient Roman festival celebrating the god of the seas, Neptune


Name: Franklinite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Långshyttan ironworks (ironworks)
Description: -


Name: Eastern branch of the South Slavic language group (Language Family)
Description: -


Name: Henri Milne-Edwards and Jules Haime (Person)
Description: Two French zoologists who documented black corals in 1857


Name: Transition metal silicides and germanides (Compounds)
Description: A class of chemical compounds


Name: nanodiamond tip (tool)
Description: used for testing hardness


Name: Real Betis (Football Club)
Description: -


Name: Collector (Person)
Description: Someone who collects coins


Name: National identity (Cultural concept)
Description: Sense of belonging to a nation or region.


Name: Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) (Organization)
Description: broad coalition of Muslim groups


Name: 30,000 (Population Size)
Description: the estimated population of Romani people in Switzerland


Name: Charles Towneley, Richard Payne Knight and Clayton Mordaunt Cracherode (Group)
Description: Collectors of engraved gems


Name: Swiss Reformed Church 1.2% (religion percentage)
Description: -


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country in South Asia


Name: British Museum (Museum)
Description: a museum in London, UK


Name: Greek art (art style)
Description: art style of ancient Greece


Name: Armalcolite, Pyroxferroite (Minerals)
Description: -


Name: Surface Energy (Thermodynamic Property)
Description: the energy associated with the surface of a material


Name: Christianization of Moravia (Historical event)
Description: The conversion of the Great Moravian tribe to Christianity


Name: Iron-titanium oxides (ilmenite and magnetite-ulvospinel) (Mineral)
Description: A group of minerals


Name: Medieval art (Art movement)
Description: European art and architecture during the Middle Ages


Name: Seal (Emblem)
Description: A symbol used to authenticate documents


Name: Titanium tetrachloride (Compound)
Description: A colorless volatile liquid.


Name: Soil amendment (Agricultural application)
Description: Used to improve soil quality and fertility


Name: 1991 Colombian Constitution (Constitution)
Description: The supreme law of Colombia


Name: Pyrgi (location on Chios)
Description: -


Name: Text on a Piece of Paper (Object)
Description: A physical object with text written on it.


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: a mineral


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Mamluk Sultanate (Historical State)
Description: A historical state in Egypt


Name: Aristocratic family (Social Institution)
Description: A fixed institution similar to the gens at Rome


Name: Synthetic Garnets (Diamond Imitations)
Description: A new class of diamond imitations


Name: Massa and Carrara (Province)
Description: A province in the Lunigiana, the northernmost tip of modern-day Tuscany, Italy


Name: Hellenistic Fayum mummy portraits (Ancient Greek Artwork)
Description: -


Name: Mohammed Dib (Novelist)
Description: -


Name: US government (Government)
Description: -


Name: Gabriel Lippmann (Professor)
Description: Former professor of Marie Curie


Name: Han Dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: 900 CE (time period)
Description: century during which Tula became powerful


Name: photographs of meteorites in Antarctica (image)
Description: -


Name: Crazy Horse Memorial (Memorial)
Description: -


Name: Pure Red diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A rare and valuable type of diamond with a pure red color, considered ideal but extremely rare.


Name: Collenia (Genus of stromatolite)
Description: -


Name: 89 seats out of 217 (Number of Seats)
Description: -


Name: imperial court (government institution)
Description: -


Name: Gold at table (Material)
Description: Valuable material for tableware


Name: Synthetic diamond transistors (Electronics component)
Description: Transistors made from synthetic diamond material.


Name: Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: The art of creating three-dimensional objects


Name: Birmingham (City)
Description: The largest city in Alabama


Name: Manganese (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Naoussa (Bay)
Description: A natural spacious harbor on the north side of the island


Name: Sky blue (Color)
Description: a collection of shades comparable to that of a clear daytime sky


Name: Peabody Essex Museum (Museum)
Description: -


Name: Housing and electrical components (Application)
Description: -


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: -


Name: Muricids (Mollusk)
Description: A type of mollusk that preys on black corals.


Name: Grain crop (Plant)
Description: A grain-producing plant.


Name: Copper Mine (Mining Site)
Description: -


Name: Le Temps (Newspaper)
Description: Swiss French-language newspaper


Name: World's Oceans (Geographical Location)
Description: The five interconnected oceans that cover over 70% of the Earth's surface.


Name: Calcic pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Tang dynasty tomb figures (Sculpture)
Description: Pottery figures placed in tombs during the Tang dynasty


Name: minerals (geological formation)
Description: naturally occurring inorganic substances


Name: Colour (Property)
Description: The most obvious property of a mineral.


Name: Linear B texts (literary work)
Description: unearthed texts that are too fragmentary for the reconstruction of the political landscape in Mycenaean Greece


Name: Melanin (biological molecule)
Description: a pigment found in hair, skin, and nails


Name: Richard Salomon (Scholar)
Description: -


Name: University of Paris (University)
Description: One of the largest universities in France


Name: Vladimir Lenin (Politician)
Description: Russian revolutionary and politician


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in the southern hemisphere


Name: Pseudoscientific practices, crystal therapy, and Wiccan beliefs (Practices and Beliefs)
Description: -


Name: Chalkos (Ancient Greek Term)
Description: An ancient Greek term for copper


Name: Finnish Army (Organization)
Description: army that adopted the German uniform model


Name: Manuel García (Composer)
Description: Spanish composer and singer


Name: direct rule over Catalonia (Government Action)
Description: government action imposing direct rule on Catalonia


Name: White light sources (Lighting)
Description: Sources that emit white light


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Jenny Lind (historical figure)
Description: -


Name: Yonkers (City)
Description: city in Westchester County, New York


Name: 430 sun hours (Weather record)
Description: -


Name: unstable, volatile derivative Mn2O7 (Chemical Compound)
Description: unstable and volatile compound of manganese(VII)


Name: Aeolian inputs of particulate lithogenic silicon (Natural phenomenon)
Description: The input of silicon-rich dust into the Western North Pacific Ocean from the Gobi Desert.


Name: Norway from Sweden (Event)
Description: -


Name: Mocha's North and South Forts (Fortress)
Description: -


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: a canton in Switzerland


Name: Hydrocarbon (Organic Compound)
Description: A large family of organic molecules composed of hydrogen atoms bonded to a chain of carbon atoms.


Name: Capitoline Wolf (bronze statue)
Description: famous bronze statue in Rome


Name: særskriving (Linguistic term)
Description: term in Norwegian for splitting compound words


Name: Andy Goldsworthy (Artist)
Description: British sculptor and photographer


Name: Golden Globe Awards (Award Ceremony)
Description: -


Name: Chinese table settings (Table setting style)
Description: A style of table setting


Name: hackle (Military headgear)
Description: A type of feathered plume worn on military headdress


Name: Washington State (State)
Description: One of the 50 states of the United States


Name: Spanish companies (Companies)
Description: -


Name: 3 Muslims (Demographic)
Description: according to the 1931 census


Name: Yayoi style (Pottery style)
Description: A type of Japanese pottery that emerged around the 4th century BCE.


Name: Tsavorite, brownish orange, colorless, yellow, green, or pink (Varieties)
Description: -


Name: United States Government (Government)
Description: a governing body


Name: Polygon (Shape)
Description: A plane figure with at least three straight sides


Name: 2,300-2,600 mg/day (Quantity)
Description: recommended daily intake of potassium for females 9 years and older


Name: The Act (Legislation)
Description: A statutory definition of the criminal offence of fraud


Name: Sarcoptes scabiei (Mite)
Description: -


Name: Seljuk Empire (Empire)
Description: A medieval empire established by the Seljuks in Greater Khorasan.


Name: World War I (Event)
Description: A global conflict that lasted from 1914 to 1918.


Name: Tabarka Jazz Festival (Music festival)
Description: A jazz music festival held in Tunisia


Name: Arrows (Visual Pattern)
Description: A visual pattern seen in hearts and arrows diamonds


Name: Mediterranean region (Region)
Description: -


Name: Crystallographic databases (Database)
Description: Repositories of known crystal structures used for research and analysis


Name: Constitution (Legal document)
Description: The supreme law of a canton


Name: India (Country)
Description: a country in South Asia


Name: Dutch government (Government)
Description: -


Name: Georgiana (Person)
Description: daughter of Pope Yeatman


Name: Kazakhstan (country)
Description: -


Name: Riegl (Art historian)
Description: An expert on art history who introduced the concept of kunstwollen


Name: Measuring critical angle (Gemological test)
Description: A method to determine a gemstone's identity


Name: Star sapphires and rubies (Gemstone)
Description: -


Name: candle and candid (Words derived from candere)
Description: Words derived from the Latin verb candere


Name: Aztec Empire (Empire)
Description: Historical empire in Mesoamerica


Name: Etruscan people (ethnic group)
Description: an ancient civilization


Name: Obesity (Medical condition)
Description: excess body fat


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Ocean)
Description: Body of water where Amazon River flows into


Name: blasting to drilling and cutting (Quarrying technique)
Description: -


Name: Ahhiyawa (Kingdom)
Description: A kingdom mentioned in Hittite records


Name: Sungir (Archaeological Site)
Description: -


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe.


Name: Angular units (Unit of measurement)
Description: Units used to express angles


Name: First printing press in America (Landmark)
Description: Historical printing press in Cambridge, Massachusetts


Name: Small windows (Application)
Description: Use of sapphire glass


Name: Piezoelectricity and pyroelectricity (Physical property)
Description: Properties exhibited by wurtzite crystals


Name: Kris (Dagger type)
Description: A native dagger from Indonesia


Name: Second formless attainment (meditative state)
Description: -


Name: Hindu Kush region (Mountain range)
Description: Mountain range in South Asia


Name: Intricate details and mythological narratives (Artistic features)
Description: -


Name: The Sistine Chapel (Location)
Description: Famous artwork location


Name: Amulets (Jewellery component)
Description: Objects believed to provide protection or ward off evil


Name: artisanal or small scale mining (Mining type)
Description: -


Name: League of Nations (International Organization)
Description: -


Name: Biominerals (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the atomic number 9


Name: Martensitic phase (Crystal structure)
Description: A phase that forms in certain materials, including steel, as a result of quenching or other heat treating processes.


Name: Pink is more suitable for boys and blue is prettier for girls (Article statement)
Description: -


Name: Warsaw Pact (military alliance)
Description: -


Name: 1300 mm (Measurement)
Description: Average annual rainfall in the coastal area


Name: continental crust (geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Northport, AL (City)
Description: connected to Tuscaloosa by a toll road


Name: Oil Painting (Painting Process)
Description: The process of painting with pigments that are bound with a medium of drying oil


Name: Sherry (Wine)
Description: a type of fortified wine


Name: Mēxihcah (Tribal designation)
Description: A tribal designation that included the Tlatelolco


Name: 200,000 people (population)
Description: the estimated number of Welsh speakers in England


Name: Sir Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: British chemist and inventor.


Name: Solnhofen Limestone (Geological formation)
Description: A Jurassic-era geological formation known for its well-preserved fossils.


Name: Vermarine and Lime Citrine (Alternative Names)
Description: Other names for green quartz


Name: Capital Requirement (Regulation)
Description: A framework for managing a bank's balance sheet


Name: Arsenical bronze sword (Historical sword type)
Description: One of the earliest known types of swords, made from arsenical bronze.


Name: Coffinite (Mineral)
Description: a mineral with the chemical formula USiO4


Name: Saami of Scandinavia (Indigenous people)
Description: The indigenous people of Scandinavia, who share a close ancestral link with the Berbers


Name: Prussian Army (Army)
Description: -


Name: Bavaria, Swabia, Switzerland, Austria (Region/Country)
Description: -


Name: Tibet (Autonomous Region)
Description: an autonomous region of China


Name: Fascist Italy (Country)
Description: -


Name: Patriarchal Society (Social Structure)
Description: A system where men hold primary power and authority


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: a country in the Middle East


Name: Blood pressure (Physiological process)
Description: The regulation of blood pressure in the body


Name: Protestant Reformation (Historical Event)
Description: A major Christian reform movement in the 16th century


Name: Beryllonite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Infinite consciousness (viññāṇañcāyatana) (realm)
Description: -


Name: 20th century French literature (Literary movement)
Description: -


Name: Royal Cemetery at Ur (Archaeological site)
Description: Cemetery in ancient Sumerian city of Ur


Name: all continents (geographic regions)
Description: -


Name: Bus services on Isle of Mull (Transportation service)
Description: -


Name: resistance to blood flow in diseased lungs (Physiological Parameter)
Description: the opposition to blood flow in the lungs


Name: Niva and Rossa (hamlet)
Description: -


Name: Panchangam (Calendar system)
Description: another name for Panchanga


Name: High-performance bearings (Industrial component)
Description: Component used for high-performance applications


Name: New Mexico, USA (Location)
Description: -


Name: Asteroid rocks (Rock type)
Description: Rocks from asteroids


Name: 3% of immigrants (Population)
Description: percentage of immigrants from El Salvador in 2019


Name: Red fox (Animal)
Description: A species of fox found in various parts of the world


Name: Geoffrey Chaucer (writer)
Description: -


Name: J. M. W. Turner (Artist)
Description: British painter


Name: Calcium (Chemical element)
Description: Essential mineral


Name: Çatalhöyük (Ancient City)
Description: An ancient city in Anatolia, Turkey.


Name: Most senior officials serving the Emperor directly (Occupation)
Description: High-ranking government officials in ancient China


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: Country in North America


Name: Rutile, Kyanite, Phengite, Lawsonite, Glaucophane, Titanite, Epidote (Mineral)
Description: Minerals that are often found together


Name: Acropolis Museum (Museum)
Description: a museum in Athens, Greece


Name: Auguste Verneuil (Person)
Description: a person who developed the flame-fusion process to create synthetic corundum


Name: Finno-Ugrian peoples (Ethnic group)
Description: A group of peoples who lived in Northeastern Europe


Name: Exonumia (Numismatics)
Description: A subcategory of numismatics that includes medals and tokens.


Name: Brown diamonds (Mineral)
Description: A type of diamond with a brown color


Name: Colorado-Yule Marble Company (Company)
Description: -


Name: bronze medals at World Cup 2018 (Medal)
Description: -


Name: Diamond crystal lattice (Crystal structure)
Description: -


Name: Rio Tinto Exploration (Organization)
Description: An exploration company.


Name: Gilbert LaBine (Person)
Description: Discoverer of uranium deposits


Name: Chiang Ching-kuo (Person)
Description: son of Chiang Kai-shek


Name: Printing-press (Machine)
Description: A machine used to transfer the image from the matrix to paper in monotyping.


Name: Talc + kyanite (Minerals)
Description: Resulting minerals from the main reaction


Name: Sapphire Screen (Component)
Description: Screen made of sapphire material


Name: Gene Davis (Artist)
Description: -


Name: Montreal Canadiens (Sports Team)
Description: Professional ice hockey team


Name: Hinduism (religion)
Description: -


Name: archers (profession)
Description: -


Name: Connecticut (State)
Description: One of the six states in New England


Name: Tensions between royal governors and colonists (Event)
Description: uneasy tension among the royal governors, their officers, and the elected governing bodies of the colonies


Name: Medallion (Award)
Description: A large, circular medal worn as a pendant.


Name: Sarmatic mixed forests (Ecoregion)
Description: One of the five terrestrial ecoregions in Norway


Name: shale, granite, or basalt (Rock types)
Description: Types of rocks that skarns can form in


Name: installed solar energy capacity (energy source)
Description: -


Name: Summer Olympics and Commonwealth Games (multi-sport event)
Description: International sporting competitions


Name: 9th century BC (Time period)
Description: -


Name: australites (Tektite type)
Description: type of tektite found in Australia


Name: Thomas More (Person)
Description: -


Name: oxygen (chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: -


Name: Tar paper (Building paper)
Description: -


Name: Dost Mohammad Khan (Person)
Description: Emir of Kabul


Name: Central America (Region)
Description: region connecting North America and South America


Name: Ruby (gemstone)
Description: a variety of corundum


Name: Music Festival (Event)
Description: -


Name: Mini, Midi, Maxi (Size classification)
Description: Sizes for Hama beads


Name: European Catholics (Group of people)
Description: Catholics living in Europe


Name: Russian forces (Military Forces)
Description: -


Name: 3.75 to 4.25 (Physical property value)
Description: -


Name: European Iron Age (Historical Period)
Description: -


Name: Larva (Biological Developmental Stage)
Description: The early stage of sea urchin development


Name: Free Public Healthcare (Healthcare System)
Description: -


Name: Warm sharp edge of the optimal color solid (Color theory concept)
Description: A region in the optimal color solid that represents warm colors


Name: Julian Bell (Person)
Description: Painter and writer


Name: Jan Driessen (Person)
Description: Belgian archaeologist


Name: 1.7% (Percentage of population)
Description: Of the population in Ticino as of 2000


Name: Mirror Test (Experiment)
Description: test of self-recognition in animals


Name: 1:3 (Chemical ratio)
Description: -


Name: Design (Characteristic)
Description: Type or style of a chain


Name: Lake Van (Lake)
Description: The largest lake in Turkey, located in the Eastern Anatolia Region.


Name: Bruscitti (Dish)
Description: A traditional meat dish from Insubria


Name: Hemoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen


Name: Artificiality and unconventionality (Concept)
Description: the association of purple with artificiality and unconventionality


Name: Bedded chert (Rock type)
Description: A type of rock that takes the form of thinly bedded layers


Name: Aosta Valley (Region)
Description: Autonomous region in northwest Italy


Name: Tourmaline (Gemstone)
Description: Type of gemstone that Paraiba Tourmaline belongs to


Name: emblem of Arad (Symbol)
Description: a square with a hill and a flame, adopted on May 19, 1966


Name: CIE 1931 XYZ (color space)
Description: a linear color space


Name: Seven major groups (Classification)
Description: A way of categorizing silicate minerals based on their structure.


Name: Barbary sheep (Ammotragus lervia) (invasive mammal species from Africa)
Description: -


Name: Chernobyl disaster (Event)
Description: -


Name: Fountain (1917) (Artwork)
Description: An ordinary urinal that has achieved considerable prominence and influence on art


Name: Glucose-requiring tissues (Biological tissue)
Description: Tissues that require glucose for energy production


Name: 2.45-3.15 (Specific gravity range)
Description: -


Name: Tetratetrahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A polyhedron with four triangular faces


Name: Royal Seal (oksae) (Seal Type)
Description: with the inscription of Seal of the King of Ye


Name: Mesodermal Tissue (type of tissue)
Description: a type of tissue that gives rise to the internal skeleton


Name: Asteroid Impacts (Astrophysical Event)
Description: the impact of asteroids on Earth's surface


Name: Becker (Person)
Description: Author who wrote Amazigh Arts in Morocco


Name: ESPN (Company)
Description: American cable sports network


Name: Nd:YAG (laser medium material)
Description: -


Name: Foreign governments (Government)
Description: -


Name: Larne Gun Running (Event/Historical Event)
Description: Episode of gun running in 1914


Name: Castellieri culture (Culture)
Description: A prehistoric culture in Istria


Name: 14.2 mg/day (Quantity)
Description: milligrams per day


Name: eastern Algeria (Region)
Description: -


Name: Minnesota (Location)
Description: A state in the United States that may be indicated on a seal.


Name: Tirtha (pilgrimage site)
Description: -


Name: Mineralogical Magazine (Publication)
Description: Scientific journal


Name: Greeks (group of people)
Description: -


Name: Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (Military Branch)
Description: -


Name: Madagascar (Country)
Description: A country in Africa


Name: Clay (Raw material)
Description: Fine-grained earth material


Name: Electromagnetic Spectrum (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Range of wavelengths of light.


Name: 0.6 per cent per year (Demographic statistic)
Description: -


Name: ACCA (Professional Body)
Description: Association of Chartered Certified Accountants


Name: Sardinia, Italy (Island)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: common law jurisdictions (jurisdiction)
Description: countries that follow common law principles


Name: Nasrid Sultanate of Granada (historical state)
Description: the last Muslim-ruled polity in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Minerals (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Local Bubble (Astronomical Entity)
Description: A region of space that includes the Local Interstellar Cloud.


Name: Three commercial television networks (Commercial Television Network)
Description: -


Name: Judicial Branch (Branch of Government)
Description: -


Name: several medals (Medal)
Description: -


Name: Lead-coated mirrors (Object)
Description: made with lead coating to prevent cracking


Name: Laboratory bench tops (Application)
Description: A surface covering for laboratory benches


Name: ChristianUnion (Political Party)
Description: -


Name: Académie française (Organization)
Description: France's official authority on the French language


Name: Canaan, son of Ham (Biblical figure)
Description: son of Noah


Name: Helvetic Republic (Government)
Description: A government imposed on Switzerland by France


Name: non-Muslims (Group)
Description: -


Name: Hudson River (River)
Description: A major river in North America


Name: Quartzite (Rock type)
Description: A very hard rock composed predominantly of an interlocking mosaic of quartz crystals.


Name: Rhinestones (Synthetic diamond)
Description: Glass simulants used in jewelry


Name: Tremolite (Mineral Name)
Description: A more specific mineral name used instead of nephrite.


Name: Robert Curl (Person)
Description: American chemist and Nobel laureate


Name: Cornwall, Great Britain (Location)
Description: -


Name: ONAS (Organization)
Description: Tunisian water management organization


Name: China (region) (Geopolitical region)
Description: A term used to refer to a geographic and cultural region


Name: communist regime (Government)
Description: government established after Soviet withdrawal


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: -


Name: Toxins (Substance)
Description: Harmful substances that need to be removed from the body.


Name: MgO (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Dispersed-phase particles (Particle)
Description: have a diameter of between approximately 5 and 200 nanometers


Name: 1316 (year)
Description: the year of first mention


Name: Odenwald (Mountain Range)
Description: -


Name: Red diamond from Argyle Mine (Diamond origin)
Description: A red diamond mined in the Argyle Mine


Name: Māori waka Uruao (Waka (canoe))
Description: Canoe of Māori people


Name: Tajikistan (Country)
Description: -


Name: open pit settings (mining method)
Description: -


Name: Nomads (Kochis) (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: German woodcut (Technique)
Description: printmaking technique


Name: D-J colored diamonds (Diamond color range)
Description: Range of diamond colors from D to J


Name: Lead (Chemical Element)
Description: -


Name: October 1, 1949 (Date)
Description: -


Name: New Zealand's indigenous vascular plants (Plant group)
Description: -


Name: 115 988 000 t (Weight Measurement)
Description: Gross weight of goods handled by the port in 2000


Name: Evangelical church (Church)
Description: a church in Jáchymov, Czech Republic


Name: Han culture (Cultural identity)
Description: A cultural identity associated with the Han Chinese people


Name: why and when individuals and cultures adopt new ideas, practices, and products (Concept)
Description: process of adopting new things


Name: EU banks (Geographic Region)
Description: Banks located in the European Union


Name: Marble (Rock)
Description: Metamorphic rock used as building material


Name: Swat (Region)
Description: in contemporary Pakistan


Name: Cartographers (Occupation)
Description: Professionals who create maps


Name: Cornelian (Historical term)
Description: A 14th-century word for carnelian.


Name: France (country)
Description: a country in Western Europe


Name: Modern watches (Timepiece)
Description: Watches that use modern technology and components


Name: Talladega County, Alabama (location)
Description: a county in the state of Alabama


Name: Stilton cheese (Food Product)
Description: A type of English cheese


Name: Nadir Shah (Person)
Description: King of Afghanistan and father of Zahir Shah


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion


Name: Claude Debussy (Composer)
Description: -


Name: Arad (City)
Description: City in Israel


Name: Polishing Blue John (Activity)
Description: -


Name: Plant life (Ecosystem component)
Description: Component affected by gravelly soil.


Name: Decorative arts (Art movement)
Description: The production of decorative objects such as ornaments and jewelry.


Name: Basque nationalism (Political Ideology)
Description: moderate Basque nationalism


Name: Convict love tokens (Coin)
Description: Coins used by convicted criminals to leave messages for loved ones


Name: Fort Tryon Park (Park)
Description: public park in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Optical Dispersion (Physical Property)
Description: The spreading of light as it passes through a medium


Name: The Star of Adam (Gemstone)
Description: Largest known blue star sapphire


Name: Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe (region)
Description: -


Name: Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) (Sports League)
Description: -


Name: Hydrozincite (Mineral)
Description: a mineral composed of basic zinc carbonate (Zn5(CO3)2(OH)6)


Name: Conquest of the Aztec Empire (Historical event)
Description: -


Name: 42Ca (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of calcium, making up less than 1% of all natural calcium


Name: Silver (Metal)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Ag.


Name: Gilchrist Thomas process (Industrial process)
Description: An improved method of producing steel


Name: Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: an ethnic group native to North Africa


Name: Cambridge, Massachusetts (City)
Description: -


Name: Queens (Borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs of NYC


Name: 11 African-American sheriffs (Group of people)
Description: -


Name: Iberian reliefs (Art style)
Description: Pre-Roman art style in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Mont Blanc (Mountain Peak)
Description: the highest mountain in the Alps


Name: Feldspar (Gemstone)
Description: -


Name: desert enthusiast (person)
Description: -


Name: Fine gold (Material)
Description: A type of gold that is 99.9% pure


Name: 95-97% of the world's supply of precious opal (Quantity)
Description: Percentage of global opal supply


Name: 122.24 seconds (Time)
Description: -


Name: driven tools (Tooling)
Description: Tools used in conjunction with CNC machines for secondary operations


Name: Reabsorption (Biological Process)
Description: The transport of molecules from the ultrafiltrate back into the bloodstream.


Name: 1.78 children per woman (Quantity)
Description: fertility rate in 2018


Name: Arabic influence (Cultural Influence)
Description: The cultural and architectural influences of Arabic culture


Name: Beryllium Nitride (Be3N2) (Compound)
Description: a compound formed by beryllium and nitrogen


Name: Large impact structures (Geologic feature)
Description: Structures formed by large impact events


Name: Tlaxcalan, Cholula and Huexotzinco (City-State)
Description: -


Name: bronze (material)
Description: metal used in making armor


Name: Aztecs (Ancient Civilization)
Description: indigenous people of Mexico


Name: Perovskite and Brownmillerite (Minerals)
Description:  minerals of the cement clinker


Name: Macedon and Ptolemaic Egypt (Ancient kingdoms)
Description: -


Name: Misri Zunnun Tomb (Tomb)
Description: A tomb built in the 14th century in Oltu.


Name: vast racially subhuman surplus population (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Workplace safety (Occupational health)
Description: The well-being of workers in a workplace setting


Name: United Kingdom (country)
Description: a sovereign state in Northwest Europe


Name: Bi of the Gu type (Ritual Object)
Description: -


Name: Calcium (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Svatopluk (Person)
Description:  ruler of Great Moravia


Name: Spessart section of the Bundesautobahn 3 (Highway)
Description: -


Name: International Blockbuster (Event)
Description: -


Name: Khushal Khan Khattak (National Poet)
Description: Considered the national poet of Afghanistan


Name: conservation (Concept)
Description: importance of preserving natural resources


Name: Principality of Nitra (Location)
Description: under Rastislav's suzerainty


Name: Le Monde (newspaper)
Description: French national newspaper


Name: The Port of New York and New Jersey (Port)
Description: A major economic engine


Name: Priestesses (Religious Title)
Description: A title given to women with high status and authority


Name: ICAEW (Professional Body)
Description: Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales


Name: Maeslantkering (Structure)
Description: -


Name: Mafé (Dish)
Description: meat in peanut sauce


Name: Regional Bus and Rail Company of Ticino and an Italian company (transportation companies)
Description: -


Name: Gothic architecture (Architecture Style)
Description: Medieval architectural style originating from France


Name: Boron, Gallium, Indium, Thallium, Nihonium (Chemical elements)
Description: elements in the same group as aluminium in the periodic table


Name: High Classical period (Art movement)
Description: Period of ancient Greek art


Name: Alexander von Humboldt (German scientist)
Description: -


Name: Carbon content (Material property)
Description: The percentage of carbon present in a material.


Name: lower classes of free citizens (social class)
Description: -


Name: HSL color space (color space)
Description: a non-perceptually uniform color space


Name: Chinese-style clothing (traditional clothing)
Description: -


Name: dimension marble demand (Economic indicator)
Description: demand for dimension marble in the United States


Name: Ghost Dance Movement (Cultural Movement)
Description: A spiritual movement among Native Americans in the late 19th century.


Name: 61,000 years ago (Time period)
Description: a time period in the past


Name: Markens grøde (Book)
Description: -


Name: City and a federal state (Administrative division)
Description: Dual classification of Vienna


Name: Fund for the Development of the Arts, Techniques and the Film Industry (FDATIC) (Organization)
Description: provides financial support to film industry


Name: Muzo indigenous people (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous people of Colombia


Name: Problems in Banks (Banking Issue)
Description: Challenges faced by banks due to lax attitude


Name: NASA (Organization)
Description: United States space agency


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: Suffered little from the slave trade compared to neighbouring Ghana


Name: $15.9 billion in 2022 (Value)
Description: Total retail value


Name: Abolitionism (Social movement)
Description: movement to end slavery (19th century)


Name: Cutlery (eating utensils)
Description: forks, knives, spoons, etc.


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A pinkish red to blood-red colored gemstone


Name: Large clouds (Inclusion type)
Description: A type of inclusion in diamonds.


Name: Lanthanum (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Spanish flu pandemic in Skyros (Event)
Description: -


Name: Green vestments (Liturgical Clothing)
Description: -


Name: Locarno International Film Festival (Film festival)
Description: An annual film festival held in Locarno, Switzerland


Name: Kythera (Island)
Description: An island in Greece


Name: Clement Greenberg (Art Critic)
Description: American art critic and essayist


Name: Sannyasa (Renunciation stage)
Description: The fourth stage of a Hindu's life


Name: Tengri originates from Proto-Yeniseian *tɨŋgVr- "high" (Linguistic theory)
Description: Proposal of the origin of Tengri


Name: Vandals (Germanic tribe)
Description: Group of East Germanic tribes


Name: Mespelbrunn Castle (Location)
Description: a castle in the Spessart region


Name: Pausanias (Ancient writer)
Description: A Greek historian and traveler


Name: Bündner Herschaft (Geographical region)
Description: Wine-producing area located in the Rhine Valley, Grisons, Switzerland


Name: Auckland One Rail (private company)
Description: operates commuter rail services in Auckland


Name: Rationing Food to Citizens (Social Policy)
Description: A method of distributing food resources to citizens


Name: Higher values and commemorative purposes (Purpose)
Description: The use of bimetallic coins for higher denominations and special occasions


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 20


Name: Small invertebrates (Animals)
Description: Small animals without backbones, such as insects and spiders.


Name: Transparency (Linguistic property)
Description: the meaning may not always be transparent from its components


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country located in North America.


Name: Landscape (Art Subject)
Description: artistic depiction of the natural environment


Name: Red (Color)
Description: a primary color in the RGB color model and a secondary color (made from magenta and yellow) in the CMYK color model


Name: PDPA regime (Organization)
Description: The communist government of Afghanistan


Name: Firearms and crossbow (Types of ranged weapons)
Description: Types of ranged weapons that changed warfare.


Name: qualitative test for La3+ (Analytical Technique)
Description: a technique used to detect the presence of La3+


Name: Hypothesis of arbitrary aesthetic selection (Scientific hypothesis)
Description: Evolutionary biology concept


Name: Roma and Sinti (National Minority)
Description: minority group in Germany


Name: Meret Oppenheim (artist)
Description: -


Name: the name of some prominent citizen of Ephesus (Citizen of Ephesus)
Description: alternative interpretation of Phanes


Name: polar surface coating (property)
Description: to give high aqueous solubility and prevent aggregation


Name: Latin Lapis Nephriticus and Spanish Piedra de Ijada (Language Terms)
Description: Terms related to the origin of the name Nephrite.


Name: 150-250 km (Depth Range)
Description: A range of depths in the Earth's mantle


Name: Willem Janszoon (Person)
Description: Dutch navigator


Name: 0.0167 (Optical Property)
Description: -


Name: Royalty (Social class)
Description: -


Name: jewellery as art movement (art movement)
Description: -


Name: 569.3mm (Rainfall Average)
Description: Average annual rainfall


Name: Iron (Chemical Element)
Description: -


Name: 650 and 620 million years old, respectively (Age range)
Description: -


Name: Iron Ore (Ore)
Description: a type of ore that contains iron


Name: Geology as applied to Selenology (Book)
Description: -


Name: Marble Hill (Neighborhood)
Description: Northernmost neighborhood of the borough of Manhattan


Name: Many Artists (Demographic Group)
Description: A significant number of artists.


Name: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque (Building)
Description: Used in external cladding


Name: French government (government)
Description: -


Name: Tall Chagar Bazaar, northern Syria (Geographic location)
Description: -


Name: Formula One world championship (Sports Championship)
Description: The most prestigious championship in auto racing.


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element.


Name: Sarmatians (Ancient people)
Description: An Iranian people who lived in the 1st century BC to the 4th century AD


Name: Fire (Natural Disaster)
Description: uncontrolled fire in wildland areas


Name: Samadhi (Concept in Buddhism)
Description: Meditation or concentration practice in Buddhism


Name: The Canterbury Tales (book)
Description: -


Name: Burlington, Vermont (City)
Description: -


Name: Shinkolobwe mine (Mine)
Description: A mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo


Name: Online Fraud (Crime)
Description: A type of crime


Name: Bhagavad Gita and Ramayana (Scripture)
Description: Sacred texts of Vaishnavism


Name: Artists (Profession)
Description: -


Name: George Herbert Baird (Person)
Description: American geologist


Name: Deforestation and Climate Change (Environmental Issues)
Description: Human activities that contribute to environmental degradation and global warming


Name: County of Argyll (administrative region)
Description: a county in Scotland


Name: Color (Property of light)
Description: a form of electromagnetic radiation


Name: Joachimsthaler (Currency)
Description: Silver coin minted by Schlicks


Name: Joint replacements (Product class)
Description: Products implanted in the human body to replace damaged joints.


Name: Sky-blue, golden yellow, and red (Colors)
Description: Colors created by heat-treating zircon.


Name: European Union (Economic union)
Description: -


Name: Calcium (Chemical element)
Description: A soft, silvery alkaline earth metal.


Name: National Museum of the American Indian in Washington (Museum)
Description: -


Name: Taupō Volcanic Zone (Volcanic Zone)
Description: a volcanic zone in the North Island of New Zealand


Name: Qing dynasty aoqun (Traditional clothing)
Description: -


Name: Public Administration (Sector)
Description: -


Name: Pacific Ocean (Body of Water)
Description: The largest and deepest of the world's five oceans


Name: Charlie Parker (Musician)
Description: jazz musician


Name: Superior thermal conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of a mineral to conduct heat


Name: Great Temple of Tenochtitlan (Landmark)
Description: -


Name: Plymouth, Massachusetts (City)
Description: -


Name: Al-Andalus Ensemble (Music group)
Description: -


Name: Jerrygibbsite (Mineral)
Description: A rare silicate mineral


Name: Castleton (Village)
Description: A village in Derbyshire, England


Name: Napoleon III (Person)
Description: -


Name: Kouros (Sculpture type)
Description: A large standing statue of a naked youth


Name: Hanfu of the Ming dynasty (Traditional clothing)
Description: traditional Chinese garment from the Ming Dynasty


Name: The Netherlands from the 2nd-4th centuries AD (Geographic location and time period)
Description: a region in Europe during a specific time period


Name: Maglič Castle (Medieval Fortification)
Description: A medieval fortification on Kopaonik


Name: Baroque Pearl (Pearl Type)
Description: an irregularly shaped pearl with unique and interesting shapes


Name: Bronze swords (Type of sword)
Description: -


Name: reading and science (Subjects)
Description: the subjects that Australian students ranked high in


Name: Bernard Reilly (historian)
Description: -


Name: Maharajas (Noble title)
Description: A high-ranking nobleman in India


Name: V. v. alascensis, V. v. abietorum, V. v. regalis, and V. v. rubricosa (Subspecies)
Description: Specific subspecies of red foxes found in the northern refugium.


Name: Highways in Colombia (Infrastructure)
Description: -


Name: Oil (Energy source)
Description: -


Name: Grande Seca Drought (Historical Event)
Description: A severe drought that occurred in Brazil from 1877 to 1878, resulting in approximately half a million deaths


Name: Rarity (Property)
Description: The rarity of diamonds varies by color and intensity.


Name: Christchurch Mansion (Building)
Description: cultural building


Name: Duke of Parma (Nobleman)
Description: -


Name: Cooling medium heat capacity (Property)
Description: A property of the cooling medium used in the synthesis process


Name: K2(UO2)2Si6O15•4(H2O) (Chemical Formula)
Description: -


Name: Rubredoxin (Protein)
Description: -


Name: Motorsport ban overturn (Law)
Description: -


Name: Modern Greece, Cyprus, Albania, and Italy (Geographic region)
Description: -


Name: Lusterware pottery of Mesopotamia (Artifact)
Description: Pottery from Mesopotamia with a glassy glaze containing silver and copper nanoparticles.


Name: Bauxite (Ore)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock that is the main source of aluminium ore.


Name: Literacy rate in Benin (Report)
Description: report on literacy rate in Benin in 2015


Name: Han Chinese culture (Cultural practices)
Description: culture and customs of the Han Chinese people


Name: Synthetic stones (Stone)
Description: Man-made stones that mimic natural minerals


Name: Name and pictorial emblem, often an animal (Design element)
Description: Component of a seal design


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: American geologist and mining engineer


Name: Convergent plate margins (Geological location)
Description: Location where subducting metamorphism occurs


Name: Greeks (Ancient Civilization)
Description: A ancient civilization that flourished in Greece.


Name: 431 km/h (Quantity)
Description: Speed of Shanghai maglev train


Name: Mocha's port (port)
Description: a port in Mokha, Yemen


Name: Engelbert Dollfuss (Politician)
Description: An Austrian politician who served as Chancellor from 1932 to 1934


Name: German (Language)
Description: the most common language spoken in Vals, Switzerland


Name: Western Ifriqiya (Region)
Description: -


Name: Radioactive isotopes (Isotopes)
Description: Unstable atoms that undergo radioactive decay


Name: 10.6% (Percentage)
Description: percentage of permanent residents aged 15 and older speaking Standard German at home


Name: Foreign and immigrant populations (Demographic Group)
Description: -


Name: Tour of Mull (event)
Description: a road-closing rally


Name: Powders and Granular Materials (Particle Type)
Description: Loose collections of particles.


Name: Spartans (city-state)
Description: a city-state in ancient Greece


Name: Academic art, Symbolism, Impressionism, Fauvism (Art movement)
Description: -


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: -


Name: Pliny (Historical Figure)
Description:  ancient Roman author


Name: Stylus (tool)
Description: a tool used to etch lines into a metal plate


Name: Lugdunum (City)
Description: Ancient city, now Lyon


Name: Silicon-burning process (Nuclear Reaction)
Description: A nuclear reaction that occurs in stars.


Name: Intangible Product (Classification of Products)
Description: A product that can only be perceived indirectly.


Name: National Health Service (NHS) (Healthcare System)
Description: -


Name: United States (Country)
Description: -


Name: Federal Constitution (Constitution)
Description: The supreme law of Brazil


Name: Biological processes (Geological process)
Description: Processes involving living organisms that contribute to the formation of rocks and minerals


Name: Pan-Green Coalition (Political alliance)
Description: -


Name: Castle Hill (north-west Ipswich) (Location)
Description: North-west Ipswich


Name: Some meteorites (Meteorite type)
Description: -


Name: Decarbonation reactions (Reaction type)
Description: -


Name: Andrej Babiš (Person)
Description: -


Name: Iron Ore (Raw Material)
Description: The raw material from which iron is smelted.


Name: Meiji period (Historical Period)
Description: a period of Japanese history


Name: Jews (Ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: Container terminal at Port of Mobile (Terminal)
Description: A container terminal at the Port of Mobile


Name: Chen Shui-bian (Person)
Description: Former President of Taiwan


Name: Other T-O-T and T-O-stacked subclass members (Mineral group)
Description: Other types of layered silicate minerals


Name: Greeks (ancient civilization)
Description: an ancient Indo-European people who lived in what is now modern-day Greece


Name: Engadin (Valley)
Description: inner Alpine valley oriented towards eastern Europe


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: Zerouf (Alternative name)
Description: -


Name: Swiss Economy (Economy)
Description: High-tech economy with low corruption and high GDP per capita


Name: Sodium vapor lamps and compact fluorescent lamps (Lighting devices)
Description: Devices that produce light using electrical energy


Name: Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. (Company)
Description: -


Name: Boston Red Sox baseball and Boston Bruins hockey games (Sports Events)
Description: -


Name: Beryllium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element used for diffusion in sapphires


Name: American Cultural Studies (Field of Study)
Description: -


Name: 32,000 species of vascular plants (Plant Species)
Description: -


Name: The Arctic (Region)
Description: -


Name: Germany's reparations after World War I (Event)
Description: -


Name: Mamie Eisenhower (Person)
Description: Wife of Dwight D. Eisenhower


Name: Ancestral red fox (Extinct species)
Description: ancestor of modern red foxes


Name: 6 barns (Physical Quantity)
Description: -


Name: Mapmakers (Occupation)
Description: Professionals who create maps


Name: Sevres porcelain factory (Factory)
Description: French porcelain manufacturer


Name: Martin Luther (Person)
Description: -


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ca and atomic number 20.


Name: palmitic acid (fatty acid)
Description: -


Name: Karma (Concept)
Description: Actions with consequences


Name: Pisanello (Artist)
Description: Italian artist and sculptor


Name: Colors with shorter wavelength (Property of Light)
Description: Blue and green colors


Name: 1,500 varieties, including Bratwursts and Weisswursts (Food)
Description: -


Name: Destruction of cultural property and flight (Concept)
Description: Relationship between cultural destruction and displacement


Name: Japan Akoya pearl production (Pearl production)
Description: Production of pearls in Japan using the Akoya method


Name: Aes Cyprium (Roman Term)
Description: A Roman term for copper alloys from Cyprus


Name: Metamorphic phase transitions (Geological process)
Description: Changes in the mineral composition of rocks during metamorphism


Name: Modernist art movements (Concept)
Description: A group of art movements that emphasize experimentation and innovation


Name: casting high tin edges over softer, lower tin cores (Technique)
Description: -


Name: blues, jazz, country, rock and roll, hip hop (Music genres)
Description: genres that influenced New Zealand music


Name: Homo erectus (Species)
Description: A human ancestor species


Name: ZnBeB11(CN)12 (Compound)
Description: A zinc compound with the oxidation state of +3.


Name: Royal Cemetery of Ur (Archaeological site)
Description: A ancient cemetery in Mesopotamia.


Name: Karlštejn castle (Castle)
Description: -


Name: Power assistance, Deep relief engraving, Western bright cut techniques (Application)
Description: -


Name: Brown Bear (Animal)
Description: The largest predator on the Norwegian mainland


Name: Catalan Renaixença (Cultural Movement)
Description: a movement that promoted the use of Catalan language


Name: Carrara Company (Company)
Description: -


Name: Testes compared to Arctic Foxes (Physical Characteristic)
Description: Male red foxes have smaller testes than those of arctic foxes.


Name: Organisms (Living Things)
Description: living things that inhabit an ecosystem


Name: carcinogen (biological property)
Description: -


Name: Every Turkish citizen (Demographic Group)
Description: -


Name: glass in shades ranging from pure violet through wine-red and warm gray (Property)
Description: -


Name: Atlantic Iberian Peninsula, Atlantic France, Britain and Ireland (Geographic Location)
Description: -


Name: Regency of Algiers (Historical State)
Description: A state that existed from 1516 to 1830


Name: melting point depressant in nickel-chromium braze alloys (Material)
Description: -


Name: Iron (Chemical Element)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol Fe


Name: Common minerals in volcanic rocks (Mineral group)
Description: Minerals typically found in volcanic rocks


Name: Andalusian Spanish (Language)
Description: -


Name: Fire prevention (Concept)
Description: Measures to prevent fire


Name: Chariots of Fire (Film score)
Description: movie soundtrack


Name: Afghan Christians (Religious Group)
Description: -


Name: Flat universe topology (Concept)
Description: The idea that the universe has no curvature or edges


Name: Iron (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element essential for human health


Name: Blue flower (Forget-me-not) (National symbol)
Description: -


Name: Variations in atmospheric oxygen concentration (Environmental Measurement)
Description: -


Name: Gymnasium (School type)
Description: -


Name: olive oil (Product)
Description: A product exported by Mycenaeans


Name: Grey Naxian marble (Mineral)
Description: A variant of Naxian marble with a grey color


Name: 2750 °C (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: Red fox (Animal Species)
Description: -


Name: Snails (Mollusk)
Description: a type of mollusk


Name: Roy Whetstine (Person)
Description: -


Name: Russian-speaking immigrants from the former Soviet Union (Demographic group)
Description: -


Name: Robert Guéï (Person)
Description: Ivorian general and politician


Name: Tom Parker (Person)
Description: Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court


Name: Immanuel Kant (Person)
Description: German philosopher


Name: Patrice Talon (Person)
Description: President of Benin


Name: Carl McCall (Person)
Description: American politician


Name: Acrodermatitis enteropathica (Genetic disorder)
Description: A rare condition affecting zinc absorption


Name: 3.8 global hectares (Biocapacity)
Description: Biocapacity per person


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country in Northwestern Europe


Name: Pra Somdej Buddha image (Specific Amulet)
Description: -


Name: Zoe diamond (Diamond)
Description: A blue diamond sold at auction in 2015


Name: Indigenous peoples of the Americas (Ethnic Group)
Description: Native people of the Americas


Name: facial expressions and emotions (artistic technique)
Description: the ability to convey emotions through art


Name: Kyriakos Mitsotakis (Person)
Description: Greek politician, Prime Minister of Greece from 2019


Name: 183 people (37.5%) (Number of people with non-mandatory upper secondary education)
Description: The number of people who completed non-mandatory upper secondary education in the municipality


Name: Electronics (Industry)
Description: the branch of physics and technology concerned with the design of circuits using transistors and microchips, and with their construction and operation


Name: Vladimir Vernadsky (Person)
Description: a scientist who studied Eulytine


Name: Earth's biosphere, air, sea and land (Location)
Description: -


Name: Mountain meadows (Geographical Feature)
Description: Large open parks with lush grassland found throughout the Black Hills


Name: Scala Prinos (Location)
Description: -


Name: Jackson's Crossroads, Georgia (Location)
Description: location in the United States


Name: UNESCO (Organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: state and local governments (Government)
Description: Governments responsible for maintaining roads


Name: external artificial pacemaker with internal electrodes (Medical Device)
Description: device for heart failure treatment


Name: United States (Country)
Description: -


Name: Quartz and native Bismuth (Minerals)
Description: minerals found together with Eulytine


Name: balls coming to a point or small buffer (artifact component)
Description: -


Name: Petrykivka painting, Kosiv ceramics, and Cossack songs (Cultural Tradition)
Description: -


Name: Feldspar (Mineral group)
Description: A group of rock-forming minerals.


Name: Shaka Trinity (Artwork)
Description: -


Name: 2009 (Year)
Description: A specific year


Name: Irradiation (Physical Process)
Description: Exposure to alpha particles


Name: Ipswich railway station (Railway Station)
Description: A railway station in Ipswich, Suffolk, England


Name: Passive Fire Protection (Fire Safety Measure)
Description: design features to minimize fire damage


Name: Nezahualcoyotl (Ruler)
Description: Son of Ixtlilxochitl and ruler of Texcoco


Name: Alkyl lithium compounds (Chemical compound)
Description: compounds containing alkyl groups and lithium


Name: Tatsuhei Mise and Tokichi Nishikawa (Person)
Description: -


Name: Zermelo-Fraenkel Set Theory (Mathematical Framework)
Description: a set theory that most of modern mathematics can be developed from


Name: Hindu life (Concept)
Description: The stages of a Hindu's life


Name: 46 people per square mile (Population Density)
Description: as of the 2000 census


Name: crack deflection (mechanical behavior)
Description: the structure facilitates crack deflection


Name: Germanic peoples (Ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: Kostyonki–Borshchyovo (Archaeological Site)
Description: -


Name: Song Dynasty (Historical dynasty)
Description: A Chinese imperial dynasty from 960 to 1279


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: 9,000 hectares of chinampas (Land Area)
Description: Large area of land dedicated to chinampa agriculture


Name: prehistoric people (group)
Description: people who lived around 50,000 years ago


Name: Diffusion (Biological process)
Description: The process of substances moving from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration


Name: Fresco (Mural Painting Type)
Description: Done on plaster on walls or ceilings


Name: Carl von Linde (Person)
Description: German engineer


Name: 15-20% less than natural equivalents (price comparison)
Description: price difference in 2017


Name: Empire style (architectural style)
Description: -


Name: Paspaley (company)
Description: pearl farming company


Name: Gerhard Carl Schmidt (Scientist)
Description: German scientist who published finding on thorium


Name: Uri (canton)
Description: a canton in Switzerland


Name: Theravada (Buddhist tradition)
Description: oldest tradition holding the Pali Canon as the only authority


Name: Fenway Park (baseball stadium)
Description: the oldest ballpark still in use in Major League Baseball


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: an annual literary award


Name: hearing the Buddha teach the Dharma (Buddhist concept)
Description: -


Name: 1900-1918 (Time period)
Description: -


Name: 663 (Population)
Description: population of Onsernone as of 2020


Name: early Mycenaean period (Historical Period)
Description: Period in ancient Greece (c. 1600-1400 BCE)


Name: Federal Courts (Judicial Body)
Description: Courts of the federal government of Switzerland


Name: Businesses (Organizations)
Description: Entities that accept custody of funds for clients.


Name: Arab League (international organization)
Description: a regional organization of Arab states


Name: Dutch West India Company (West India Company)
Description: a former Dutch trading company


Name: new filigree patterns (Designs and patterns)
Description: new designs for making filigree jewelry


Name: Universities of the State (University)
Description: free universities in Algeria


Name: Aztec (Ethnic group)
Description: American Indian ethnic group


Name: Men in Afghanistan (Demographic Group)
Description: -


Name: Texas, USA (Location)
Description: eastern part of the U.S. state


Name: Renaissance architecture (Architectural style)
Description: A cultural and artistic movement in 14th to 17th century Europe


Name: One-carat diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A diamond with a carat weight of 1.00 carat (200 mg).


Name: Ordinary trigonometry (Mathematical discipline)
Description: Study of triangles in Euclidean space


Name: Spessart Nature Park (Hessian part) (Nature park)
Description: The Hessian part of the Spessart Nature Park


Name: Subducting metamorphism (Geological process)
Description: Process that occurs at convergent plate margins


Name: Tableware used indoors (Tableware)
Description: Tableware used in indoor settings


Name: Peloponnese (Region)
Description: A region in southern Greece


Name: 3rd millennium BC (Time period)
Description: A time period in Ancient Egyptian history, lasting from 3000 to 2001 BC.


Name: Itoigawa (City)
Description: A city in Niigata Prefecture, Japan


Name: Soviet Ukraine (Country)
Description: -


Name: King of the Isles (Title)
Description: -


Name: Blast furnace (Furnace type)
Description: A type of furnace used for smelting


Name: October 3, 1990 (Date)
Description: -


Name: Westerners and Hindu diaspora communities (Demographic Group)
Description: People attracted to non-western cultures and religions


Name: Thiocyanate (Functional group)
Description: a functional group containing sulfur and nitrogen


Name: Minerals Separation, Limited (Company)
Description: Mining company


Name: Mother of the West, Cave State, and Show Me State (nicknames)
Description: -


Name: Musical Stones of Skiddaw (Landmark)
Description: A lithophone made from hornfels


Name: Ammolite (mineral)
Description: a rare iridescent mineral


Name: Middle Eastern floral elements (Artistic influence)
Description: -


Name: Sabre (Sword type)
Description: A type of sword with a curved blade and forward weight balance.


Name: Second type of optimal color spectrum (Color theory concept)
Description: A type of optimal color spectrum that goes from 1 at the ends to 0 in the middle.


Name: Intersecting needle-like inclusions (Mineral Inclusion)
Description: -


Name: Tibetan art (Art movement)
Description: art movement originating from Tibet


Name: Scorpions (Arachnid)
Description: a type of arachnid with a venomous stinger


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An international organization


Name: Clement of Alexandria (Person)
Description: An early Christian theologian and philosopher.


Name: Turkic peoples (Ethnic group)
Description: A historical group of people who spoke Turkic languages.


Name: Bihar and Uttar Pradesh (Location)
Description: Modern Indian states


Name: Victoria (Vic) (State)
Description: state of Australia


Name: Kyoto Protocol (International treaty)
Description: an international treaty on climate change


Name: John Frere (Person)
Description: Recognized humanly-worked flints with extinct animals at Hoxne


Name: Aztecs (ancient civilization)
Description: -


Name: Heavy metal sulfides (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Mikhail Bulgakov (Russian writer)
Description: leading writer of the Soviet era


Name: Invertebrates (Biological Classification)
Description: Animals without a vertebral column


Name: gold (Mineral)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au


Name: Regional metamorphism (Type of metamorphism)
Description: Metamorphism that occurs over large areas.


Name: Cerite (Mineral)
Description: a heavy mineral from the mine at Bastnäs


Name: Jouel (Old French word)
Description: Meaning jewel


Name: 2017 Summer Universiade (Event)
Description: multi-sport event


Name: 12th century (Time period)
Description: Century when University of Paris was founded


Name: Comarcas (Geographic Region)
Description: Informal geographic, cultural, historical or administrative entities


Name: England (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: -


Name: Amorphous Carbon, Graphite, Diamond (Group of Chemical Compounds)
Description: Three relatively well-known allotropes of carbon.


Name: Arnolfini Portrait (Painting)
Description: a painting by Jan van Eyck


Name: China Metallurgical Group (Company)
Description: -


Name: Volcanic origin (Geological phenomenon)
Description: rock formations resulting from volcanic eruptions


Name: Vishnu and Brahma (Deities)
Description: -


Name: Uni (deity)
Description: wife of Tin or Tinia and earth goddess in the Etruscan pantheon


Name: United States Supreme Court Building (building)
Description: federal building in Washington D.C.


Name: 260-4049 metres (Elevation range)
Description: Range of elevations above sea level in the Grisons canton


Name: Mirrors (Object)
Description: An object with a reflective surface.


Name: Fish (Animal)
Description: Aquatic vertebrates


Name: Cubic (Geometric shape)
Description: A three-dimensional solid object with six square faces of equal size.


Name: Health literacy (Healthcare outcome)
Description: The ability of individuals to understand and navigate healthcare information


Name: Chromobacterium violaceum (Bacteria)
Description: -


Name: Round, Semi-round, Button, Circle, Oval, Teardrop, Semi-baroque and Baroque (Shapes)
Description: Range of shapes that cultured Tahitian pearls can exhibit.


Name: Lubrication properties (Physical property)
Description: The ability to reduce friction.


Name: Low temperature and high-ultrahigh pressure metamorphic path (Metamorphic conditions)
Description: Conditions specific to subduction zone metamorphism


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Federal republic in North America


Name: Individuals with exceptional merits (Group)
Description: People who have benefited Andalusia in various fields


Name: Prunus dulcis (Plant Species)
Description: Almond tree


Name: Hornfels (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A type of granofels resulting from contact metamorphism


Name: Breakfast cereals (Food product)
Description: A type of food that may be fortified with iron


Name: Woodblock (Object)
Description: A block of wood used for printing


Name: opal-AG and opal-AN (Types of opal-A)
Description: -


Name: Weser–Rhine Germanic (ancient European ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: Silica-based glass fibers (Glass material)
Description: A type of glass fiber that is made from silica.


Name: Haloalkanes (Chemical Compound)
Description: Magnesium reacts with haloalkanes to give Grignard reagents, which are used for a wide variety of organic reactions forming carbon–carbon bonds.


Name: Punaʻauia (Location)
Description: -


Name: Intertribal wars and epidemics (Event)
Description: A series of conflicts and disease outbreaks that affected the Lenape population


Name: Philippe Gilbert (Person)
Description: cyclist


Name: Pork (Food)
Description: Meat from pigs used as a food source


Name: Samnaun (Mountain range)
Description: A subgroup of the Alps in eastern Switzerland and northern Italy


Name: Carbon powder (chemical substance)
Description: a form of carbon


Name: Saijō region (Region)
Description: a region in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Big Bang (Cosmological Event)
Description: the scientific theory that explains the origins of the universe


Name: Federal Council and Federal Assembly (Legislative Bodies)
Description: Institutions that make up the federal government of Switzerland


Name: Funerary inscriptions (Epigraphic Evidence)
Description: Inscriptions that provide information about the deceased and their family relationships


Name: New England Common Assessment Program test (Assessment Program)
Description: -


Name: Turkic languages (Language family)
Description: -


Name: Russian conquest of the Caucasus (Military campaign)
Description: Series of military campaigns by Russia in the Caucasus region


Name: ammonia (chemical compound)
Description: a compound more abundant in the outer Solar System


Name: Direct and general elections (Electoral process)
Description: -


Name: Slavic women (Ethnic group)
Description: Women of Slavic ethnicity


Name: Cerium compounds (Chemical compound)
Description: Compounds containing cerium


Name: Alfred Hitchcock (person)
Description: a British film director, producer, and screenwriter


Name: Carbon-Carbon Bonds (Chemical Bond)
Description: Strong and stable bonds between carbon atoms


Name: 1905 (Time)
Description: Year of opening


Name: Hoggar (Geographic location)
Description: -


Name: aqueous ink jet technology (Technology)
Description: -


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: -


Name: free movement between member states (Policy)
Description: -


Name: Stony meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: a type of meteorite composed primarily of stone


Name: Sam Golden (Person)
Description: -


Name: grain size (physical property)
Description: ranges from 0.1 mm to 0.6 mm


Name: Odisha and West Bengal (Indian states)
Description: -


Name: Pyssla beads (Product)
Description: A type of fusible plastic bead sold by IKEA


Name: Precedence of Swiss workers over foreign workers (Policy)
Description: Giving priority to Swiss workers over foreign workers


Name: Silicon radio crystal detector (Device)
Description: first silicon semiconductor device in 1906


Name: English, Dutch, and French companies (Companies)
Description: -


Name: Infrared optical components, high-durability windows, wristwatch crystals and movement bearings, electronic wafers (Application)
Description: -


Name: Soviet Russia (Country)
Description: European country that existed from 1922 to 1991


Name: Berber language (Language)
Description: Language spoken in Morocco and other parts of North Africa


Name: Poison (Substance that can cause harm)
Description: -


Name: The Black Star of Queensland (Star Sapphire)
Description: second largest star sapphire in the world


Name: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Organization)
Description: United States government agency


Name: Storvätteshågna (Mountain)
Description: The highest point in Dalarna


Name: Sidon, Lebanon (Location)
Description: City in modern-day Lebanon


Name: Athena's great cult image (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: Copper(II) salts (Chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Weathering and nutrient cycling studies (Scientific Studies)
Description: Research into the processes that shape the Earth's surface and the movement of nutrients through ecosystems.


Name: 5,000-8,000 (Number range)
Description: Estimated number of citizen Christians


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: An international organization promoting peace and security


Name: Object (Physical Entity)
Description: A thing with a physical presence


Name: Mont Blanc (Mountain peak)
Description: -


Name: Henry Swinburne (author)
Description: -


Name: Congress of Deputies (Government Institution)
Description: A government institution in Spain


Name: Inkan (Object)
Description: a type of seal used in Japan


Name: Palestinian local development committee (Classification)
Description: classification according to 1997 census


Name: Dodecaborate (B12H2−12) (Compound)
Description: -


Name: Hanfu Market (Market)
Description: A market for traditional Chinese clothing


Name: Glyptics (Field of study)
Description: The field of small carved stones, including cylinder seals and inscriptions.


Name: Macroeconomic Factors (Economic Factor)
Description: Factors that affect all members of an industry


Name: troops (Military unit)
Description: -


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: A county in the East Midlands region of England


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: Swords (Object/Weapon)
Description: a type of weapon


Name: Kingdom of Prussia (Country)
Description: -


Name: Seal (Symbol/Emblem)
Description: A symbol or emblem used to authenticate documents


Name: {001} (Crystallography)
Description: Twinning plane


Name: European Modernist art (Art movement)
Description: an art movement that originated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries


Name: Gemstone cutting (Jewelry technique)
Description: The earliest documented gemstone cut was done by Theophilus Presbyter.


Name: Dick Maas (Film Director)
Description: -


Name: gods (Mythological Entities)
Description: deities believed in Japanese mythology


Name: Anatase, brookite, and rutile (Polymorphs)
Description: -


Name: Sierra Nevada National Park (national park)
Description: a national park in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Hensonville, New York (Location)
Description: -


Name: deaf community in North Macedonia (Community)
Description: -


Name: Pigment industry (Industry)
Description: -


Name: foreign languages, hairstyles and clothes (Cultural practices)
Description: practices from other cultures such as Lao, Champa or Ming


Name: Palio di Siena (Festival)
Description: -


Name: Kloster Triefenstein (Abbey)
Description: -


Name: Ammolite (Mineral)
Description: a rare mineral


Name: Françafrique (Region)
Description: A region of former African colonies with French influence


Name: Seashell buttons (Ornament)
Description: Used for ornamental purposes by 2000 BC.


Name: Vandals (Germanic tribe)
Description: -


Name: vegetation limit (Environmental feature)
Description: Boundary of vegetation growth


Name: Palazzo Montecitorio (Building)
Description: A building in Rome, Italy


Name: Buddha's bowl (Relic)
Description: Possibly a Singing Bowl


Name: Casa Martinelli (building)
Description: built in the 17th century


Name: Orange (colour) (Colour)
Description: a vibrant and warm colour


Name: Tarrytown (City)
Description: city in Westchester County, New York


Name: Pelham Bay Park (Park)
Description: The largest park in New York City, USA


Name: Helvetic Republic (Historical State)
Description: short-lived republic in Switzerland


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: -


Name: Greek Language (Language)
Description: -


Name: Silicon Fluxes (Geochemical Process)
Description: the movement of silicon into the ocean