Name: Metallurgical grade silicon (Material)
Description: Silicon with a purity level of 95-99%


Name: igneous rocks (types of rocks)
Description: -


Name: Oltu stone beds (rock formation)
Description: -


Name: sawing, grinding, sanding, lapping, polishing, grilling, and tumbling (technique)
Description: specific methods used to work with gemstones


Name: Tide Flowing Jewel (Jewel)
Description: a precious object in Japanese mythology


Name: diamonds (general term)
Description: all diamonds


Name: Hannibal–LaGrange University (university)
Description: one of the first colleges west of the Mississippi


Name: Igneous Rock Classification (Rock Classification System)
Description: System used to categorize igneous rocks based on their chemical composition.


Name: Aztec society (social entity (society))
Description: the society of the Aztecs


Name: Traditional mining (Activity)
Description: the process of extracting diamonds from the ground using traditional methods


Name: visible light (property)
Description: the range of electromagnetic radiation that is visible to the human eye


Name: Inverted Sea Urchin (Animal)
Description: A Sea Urchin that has turned upside down


Name: Akinaka (Sword) (Historical Weapon)
Description: a double-edged sword used by the Scythians and later the Persians


Name: Republic of China Armed Forces (army)
Description: the national army of Taiwan


Name: NASA (Space Agency)
Description: US space agency


Name: Subfossilized chironomid head capsule (Concept)
Description: A fossilized head capsule of a midge insect


Name: female-genital circle or oval (symbol)
Description: -


Name: Exports (Economic statistic)
Description: -


Name: Natural blue diamonds (Gemology)
Description: A type of diamond that is mined with its blue color already present


Name: Visual arts (field of study)
Description: The creation of artworks using visual media such as painting, sculpture, and photography.


Name: Mechanical reinforcement (Concept)
Description: Material used to provide mechanical support


Name: Turks (ethnic group)
Description: predominantly Turkish inhabitants


Name: other minerals with the same chemical formula (polymorphs) (mineral classification)
Description: minerals with the same chemical composition but different physical properties


Name: Chinese robes (type of clothing)
Description: a style of Chinese clothing


Name: Central Military Commission (CMC) of the party and state (governing body)
Description: highest authority within the PLA


Name: larger sizes (quantity)
Description: sizes larger than carats


Name: two percent of respondents (group)
Description: a subset of people who participated in a survey


Name: Aztecs (People/Culture)
Description: Indigenous people of Mexico


Name: Recovery of a monetary award to compensate for the harm caused (process)
Description: -


Name: 15th and 16th centuries (Time period)
Description: The centuries from 1400 to 1600


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


Name: Mount Ōmine (Mountain)
Description: a sacred mountain in Nara, Japan


Name: Gneiss terrains (geological structure)
Description: high-grade metamorphic rocks


Name: Total control (Concept)
Description: -


Name: LGBT community (Community)
Description: -


Name: radiometric dating (scientific method)
Description: A technique for determining the age of rocks based on the decay rates of radioactive isotopes.


Name: relief design (Type)
Description: A type of design that is raised above the surface


Name: right speech (virtue)
Description: one of the components of Śīla


Name: Northwest China (Geography)
Description: A region in Northwest China


Name: Dutchess County (geopolitical_entities)
Description: neighboring county in the state of New York


Name: Serbian administrative and army officials (group)
Description: officials of Serbia


Name: periosteum (bone tissue component)
Description: -


Name: Cortex and medulla (Anatomical structure)
Description: The cortex and medulla refer to specific layers of the kidney's tissue.


Name: Mississippi Territory (Territory)
Description: Former U.S. territory that covered parts of Alabama and Mississippi


Name: 1112.15 K (numeric value)
Description: melting point of Calcium


Name: Government bureaucrats (Personnel)
Description: -


Name: Sarcoidosis (disease)
Description: -


Name: Masinissa's line (Family line)
Description: A line of succession tracing back to Masinissa


Name: aluminium abundance (excess aluminium) (Chemistry)
Description: -


Name: Knowledge (Concept)
Description: information or understanding


Name: Carbon monoxide (Compound)
Description: Molecule composed of one carbon atom and one oxygen atom


Name: Rejected Block Heart (Object)
Description: -


Name: Eastern European Hunter-Gatherers (EHG) (ancestry source)
Description: a group of people who lived in Eastern Europe during the Paleolithic period


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state in the United States.


Name: human activities (activity)
Description: human actions that impact the environment


Name: black cultured pearl (Type of pearl)
Description: -


Name: Swiss legal system (Legal System)
Description: A type of legal system based on written laws and statutes.


Name: Vermont (state/province)
Description: geographical location


Name: Natural History (Book)
Description: A book written by Pliny the Elder


Name: Japanese tide-jewels (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Dust Control Equipment (Industrial Tool)
Description: Equipment designed to prevent or mitigate the effects of airborne particles


Name: 143 pm (unit of measurement)
Description: a unit of length


Name: Larissa and central Thessaly (Region)
Description: -


Name: Circle (Geometric shape)
Description: Round shapes used in geometric designs


Name: Blue Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs) (Electrical Component)
Description: a type of electronic component that emits light


Name: sulfur dioxide (gas)
Description: -


Name: Green chrome oxide (synthetic color)
Description: -


Name: Emperor Guangwu of Han (Historical Figure)
Description: The ruler of the Han dynasty who gave a gold seal to the ruler of Nakoku


Name: Whiteware ceramics (Product)
Description: Porcelain


Name: Mass Education in Hygiene in Morocco (Program)
Description: A program providing education on hygiene to the public in Morocco.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Federal republic that comprises 50 states and a federal district


Name: Macedonian Parliament (institution)
Description: parliamentary body stormed by the party


Name: alkali (chemical substance)
Description: -


Name: partial melting (geological_process)
Description: processes that have been forming and re-working the crust for billions of years


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


Name: Blood-brain barrier (Anatomical Structure)
Description: a protective barrier surrounding the brain


Name: Armor (type_of_armor)
Description: protective devices for the body


Name: 315° (Angle measure)
Description: Measure of rotation or orientation in space


Name: multiplication sign (×) (symbol)
Description: -


Name: White (Color)
Description: The most common color of chert, often due to the presence of iron oxides.


Name: obese individuals (person with condition)
Description: people who are obese


Name: Mantle Keel (Geological Feature)
Description: Thickest part of the lithosphere


Name: Hydrocarbons (Industry)
Description: the extraction and processing of oil and gas


Name: Slovenia (Geography)
Description: Country in Central and Eastern Europe


Name: European Catholic culture (Cultural movement)
Description: 17th-century European cultural influence


Name: pilgrims and travelers to Italy (group)
Description: people traveling for religious or other purposes


Name: Tin oxide (Material)
Description: Polishing medium used to polish gemstones


Name: Vapor Deposition Process (Process)
Description: the method used to create the rainbow effect


Name: Uncasville, Connecticut (Location)
Description: The city where the Connecticut Sun are based


Name: Asscher cut diamonds (type of diamond cut)
Description: A type of modified emerald cut with a square shape


Name: Hilt (Sword component)
Description: the parts allowing for the handling and control of the blade


Name: First-surface mirrors (Type of mirror)
Description: mirrors with the reflective surface on the first side, eliminating reflection and absorption losses from the substrate


Name: Alfred A. Knopf (publisher)
Description: a publishing company that published books by D.H. Lawrence


Name: France (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Europe


Name: Mauri (Ethnic group)
Description: Ancient ethnic group from Mauretania region in modern-day Morocco and Algeria


Name: sodium cyanide (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Germanic peoples (tribe)
Description: germanic tribe living in alpine regions


Name: Czech National Bank (Central Bank)
Description: -


Name: 186,900 jobs (Count)
Description: an estimated number of people who work in industries related to tourism in Alabama


Name: Australian Aboriginal languages (language group)
Description: Group of languages spoken by Australian Aboriginal people


Name: Reactions involving SiC or CH3SiCl3 with CF4 (chemical reaction)
Description: production of metastable carbon phases from reactions of SiC or CH3SiCl3 with CF4


Name: Belgica (Province)
Description: Roman province covering Northern Gaul


Name: Orchards (Agricultural feature)
Description: Groves of fruit trees


Name: E.B. Stillwell (person)
Description: -


Name: Pirmin Zurbriggen (Person)
Description: skier and world champion


Name: 1430-1440 (Time Period)
Description: approximate date of creation


Name: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France (Administrative Division)
Description: administrative division of France


Name: Spanish culture (Cultural Tradition)
Description: the dominant language and culture of Colombia


Name: Scarves (Clothing item)
Description: Long, thin piece of fabric worn around the neck or head


Name: Telkari (Concept)
Description: A form of filigree used in jewellery and other small forms of metalwork.


Name: Congo's resources (resource)
Description: -


Name: IIHF World Championship (Event)
Description: -


Name: community theater culture (Concept)
Description: Theatrical performances and events produced by local communities


Name: 2016 (Year)
Description: Calendar year


Name: calcite, aragonite and apatite minerals (Mineral)
Description: Crystalline solids composed of calcium ions


Name: lithic raw materials (category)
Description: -


Name: Market (Economic concept)
Description: -


Name: green color in Far East cultures (color concept)
Description: Symbolic meaning in various Eastern societies


Name: monastic life (life choice)
Description: the decision to leave worldly life and join a monastery


Name: Fish (Species)
Description: a type of aquatic animal


Name: Mercury (celestial body)
Description: a planet in our solar system


Name: Hindu architecture (concept)
Description: the traditional system of Indian architecture for structures in Hinduism


Name: Metacarbonates (Rock type)
Description: -


Name: Consumers (Group)
Description: Individuals purchasing and using products.


Name: mid-century (time period)
Description: the middle of the 19th century


Name: Mattertal (valley)
Description: a valley in the Swiss Alps


Name: 1929-1946 (era)
Description: historical time period


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: Canton in Switzerland


Name: Roman Titus Manlius (person)
Description: Roman leader in 361 BC


Name: entire Profession (concept)
Description: a collective


Name: Guru Gobind Singh (Person)
Description: The tenth Sikh guru


Name: 1916 (year)
Description: the year 1916, a leap year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: 15000 euros per year (Financial amount)
Description: Annual fee for non-EU students


Name: Úbeda and Baeza (City)
Description: Cities in Jaén, Spain


Name: purification ceremony (Event)
Description: Japanese purification ritual


Name: Parabolic cylinder mirror (optical instrument)
Description: used to concentrate sunlight onto a long pipe


Name: high levels of aluminium (condition)
Description: a condition characterized by high levels of aluminium in the environment


Name: Deuterium (isotope)
Description: stable isotope of hydrogen


Name: oxidation-reduction conditions (physical process)
Description: the transfer of electrons between molecules


Name: Dime Savings Bank of New York (building)
Description: a historic bank building located in Brooklyn, New York City


Name: Emperor Jimmu (historical figure)
Description: legendary founder of Japan's imperial line


Name: alloys containing zinc (process)
Description: study how they wear out


Name: boron (chemical element)
Description: -


Name: carbon source (material)
Description: source of carbon for diamond growth


Name: replacement rate of 2.1 (Rate)
Description: -


Name: Phidias (person)
Description: Ancient Greek sculptor and architect


Name: Clothing (Textile waste)
Description: waste generated from clothing


Name: Lungs (Organ)
Description: a pair of organs that take in oxygen and expel carbon dioxide


Name: Amsterdam (City)
Description: Capital of the Netherlands


Name: destape films (genre)
Description: Spanish genre film


Name: grey, blue and purple minerals (mineral)
Description: found in Monysah


Name: Gas mantles (Device)
Description: A device used to produce a bright light using a gas flame.


Name: Euboea (Geographical Entity)
Description: an island in Greece


Name: Female Peafowl (Animal/Bird Species)
Description: Referred to as peahens


Name: Seal (emblem) (Concept)
Description: A symbol or image used as a signature or authentication device.


Name: Santos (City)
Description: then part of the Portuguese Empire


Name: higher education (Educación superior) (educational program)
Description: post-secondary education and training


Name: sculpture (Concept)
Description: art form of making three-dimensional objects


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


Name: Grande Seca (Great Drought) (Historical event)
Description: The worst drought in Brazilian history, which occurred in 1877-78 and caused approximately half a million deaths.


Name: Environmental damage (Consequence)
Description: harm to the environment


Name: Ancient European civilizations (Cultural group)
Description: Civilizations that flourished in Europe before modern times


Name: pyramids (anatomy)
Description: five strong arrow-shaped plates forming the jaw apparatus


Name: Mesoamerica (geographical location)
Description: Region in Central America


Name: Queen Maud Land (Territory)
Description: A territory claimed by Norway.


Name: May 1968 revolt (Event)
Description: Student-led protest in France


Name: document (object)
Description: a written or printed paper


Name: Jean-Frédéric Waldeck (explorer)
Description: French explorer and artist


Name: Human Development Index (index)
Description: -


Name: 8Li and other radioactive isotopes (radioisotopes)
Description: other radioactive isotopes of lithium with shorter half-lives


Name: Chen Shui-bian (Politician)
Description: Former President of the Republic of China


Name: Romans (Cultural Group)
Description: Ancient civilization in what is now modern-day Italy and the world


Name: Late Minoan period frescoes (Object)
Description: Frescoes recovered prior to the Late Minoan period that seldom depicted people interacting with each other


Name: iron, gold, palladium, platinum, and copper (Category)
Description: types of metals found in electronic waste


Name: Mitochondria (Cellular Component)
Description: -


Name: Swiss literature (Literary movement)
Description: Body of work produced by Swiss writers


Name: eleven time zones (time zones)
Description: in Russia


Name: United Nations member states (group)
Description: A group of countries that are members of the United Nations


Name: Colored diamonds (Type of Diamond)
Description: colored


Name: 300 million years ago (time period)
Description: approximately 300 million years ago


Name: Elder Brother (Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto) (Person)
Description: brother of Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto


Name: Arad Textile Industries (Company)
Description: A textile manufacturer based in Arad, Israel.


Name: Late Bronze Age (period)
Description: historical period from 1550 BC to 1155 BC


Name: 4.93% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage increase in Han population between 2010 and 2020 census


Name: temperature (Physical Quantity)
Description: A measure of the warmth or coldness of an object


Name: humans (Species)
Description: Homo sapiens


Name: Holland and Flanders (Geographic Region)
Description: Historic region in Northwestern Europe


Name: Olive drab #51 (color) (Color)
Description: -


Name: Folk Taxonomies (classification system)
Description: system of categorizing and naming things based on cultural and social context


Name: Byzantine culture (Cultural movement)
Description: -


Name: Bishop Stanley of Norwich (person)
Description: founding Patron


Name: Mississippi River (river)
Description: major river in the United States


Name: Nafza tribe (Group)
Description: tribe of Berbers


Name: Constitutional Court of North Macedonia (Court)
Description: The highest court in North Macedonia, responsible for interpreting the constitution


Name: James Tassie (Person)
Description: Scottish gem engraver


Name: Castellieri culture (culture)
Description: an ancient civilization in Istria during the Middle Bronze Age


Name: 774 municipalities (municipios) (administrative entities)
Description: geographic and administrative units


Name: ordinary cook (person)
Description: -


Name: Brazil (country)
Description: core culture of the country


Name: 15.9 million (Number)
Description: The population between 1950 and 2000


Name: Art theory (Field of study)
Description: The study of the principles underlying art and artistic practice.


Name: Greco-Turkish War and Treaty of Lausanne (Historical Event)
Description: A war between Greece and Turkey that resulted in a population transfer based on cultural and religious identity


Name: colonial population (Population)
Description: The number of people living in a geographic area at a given time


Name: amphibians (39 species) (Animal group)
Description: -


Name: Progressive deformation (Process)
Description: -


Name: Central Europe (Geographical region)
Description: a region located in Central Europe


Name: carbon dioxide-rich and water-rich fluids (fluid)
Description: type of fluid involved in metasomatism


Name: quasicrystals (type of crystal)
Description: a solid with an ordered, but not strictly periodic, arrangement of atoms


Name: Byzantine Empire (historical empire)
Description: the Eastern Roman Empire that ruled much of Italy for centuries


Name: Seals in the form of signet rings (Artifacts)
Description: Found in ancient Egypt


Name: plane (mathematical concept)
Description: a two-dimensional geometric space


Name: SGP (political party)
Description: a political party in the Netherlands


Name: The Netherlands' national football team (Sports team)
Description: A sports team that represents the country in international competitions.


Name: Dr. Davies (Scientist)
Description: -


Name: Bill Irgens (Person)
Description: A Norwegian athlete


Name: Cut steel jewellery (Type of jewellery)
Description: a form of jewellery composed of steel


Name: Etruscan art (art form)
Description: a style of art from the Etruscan civilization


Name: Natural resource products (industry sector)
Description: A collection of industries that extract and process raw materials


Name: Criminal Fraud (Crime)
Description: An intentional deception or misrepresentation that is perpetrated against another person for personal gain


Name: Electoral College (electoral system)
Description: The system used to elect the President and Vice President of the United States


Name: Chinese workers (person)
Description: immigrant laborers from China


Name: Isham Street (Street)
Description: a street in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Martin Klaproth (Person)
Description: German chemist who first identified it in the 18th century


Name: Communities and Regions (institutional body)
Description: created in 1980


Name: Ethnic Indian markets (Market)
Description: Markets selling traditional and exotic goods from India


Name: Watches (Timepiece)
Description: -


Name: Turbin Hall (Building)
Description: a hall located in the Tate Modern, London


Name: Imed Trabelsi (Person)
Description: Member of the Trabelsi family, controlled much of the business sector


Name: Adornment (Concept)
Description: Personal decoration or ornamentation


Name: Syrian civil war (Conflict)
Description: war that took place in Syria between different groups and factions


Name: Eastern and Central Europe (Geographical region)
Description: Areas occupied by the Soviet Union during World War II


Name: blood (Body Fluid)
Description: liquid in circulatory system


Name: Stella D'Oro factory (factory)
Description: a bakery and cookie factory


Name: Health risks (Type of hazard)
Description: A type of danger to human health.


Name: Siderophores (Molecular Compound)
Description: A type of molecule that binds iron very tightly, making it available for uptake by bacteria.


Name: Levites (Group/People)
Description: Priestly class in ancient Israel mentioned in the Hebrew Bible


Name: same-sex registered partnership (legal status)
Description: legally recognized relationship between two people of the same sex


Name: Tajikistan or Uzbekistan (country)
Description: countries in Central Asia


Name: Shruti (concept)
Description: the Vedas, which form the earliest record of the Hindu scriptures


Name: European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) (Organization)
Description: A European Union agency responsible for risk assessment in the areas of food safety and nutrition.


Name: Injir (Mongolian word)
Description: Mongolian word for 'evening'


Name: Rhode Island (state)
Description: the smallest US state by area and the second-smallest by population


Name: geologic time scale (scientific concept)
Description: A system for measuring the age of rocks based on their relative ages.


Name: Balkans (Geographical region)
Description: Historical region in Southeastern Europe


Name: Lid (cover for an opening)
Description: object designed to cover an opening, such as the top of a container


Name: federal referendum (concept)
Description: a mechanism for citizens to influence decision-making


Name: Kouros of Apollonas (Artistic Work)
Description: an ancient sculpture


Name: Yuan Dynasty (Historical Dynasty)
Description: -


Name: 1950 (date)
Description: Year Ukraine had fully surpassed pre-war levels of industry and production


Name: radium in this area (event/location)
Description: -


Name: Endoskeleton (Body Part)
Description: internal skeleton of the sea urchin


Name: Mesosiderites (type)
Description: the other major type of stony-iron meteorites


Name: Uranium (element)
Description: radioactive element used in nuclear reactors


Name: Chinese and Sub-Saharan Africans (Groups or nationalities)
Description: Notable immigrant groups with significant populations


Name: Aros castle (castle)
Description: a twin castle established by the MacDougalls to control the Sound of Mull


Name: New York City (City)
Description: -


Name: Insular Council of Mallorca (government institution)
Description: -


Name: 1960s (Time Period)
Description: Decade when bossa nova gained popularity


Name: Māori language (Language)
Description: A Polynesian language spoken in New Zealand


Name: Outer Mongolia (Geographic Region)
Description: the area of Mongolia outside of Inner Mongolia


Name: state-owned white marble (mineral resource)
Description: remaining mineral resource on the island


Name: oaks and beeches (type of tree)
Description: -


Name: Alabama (Location)
Description: State in the United States


Name: Radium Institute (Organization)
Description: Research institution focused on chemistry, physics, and medicine


Name: metal couture (field)
Description: -


Name: Kerwan (Impact basin)
Description: a large impact crater on Ceres


Name: Ferguson (Place/City)
Description: city where protests and riots occurred


Name: Northcote-Trevelyan Report (Document)
Description: Report on the operation and organization of the British Civil Service


Name: Little River Canyon (landmark)
Description: -


Name: mineralogical spectrometer (scientific instrument)
Description: infrared spectrometer on the Chang'e 5 probe


Name: Ferropericlase (Mg,Fe)O (Mineral)
Description: solid solution of periclase and wüstite


Name: goods and produce of the interior in Yemen (Commodity)
Description: types of commodities brought by Somali vessels to Mocha and other ports


Name: IF5 (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: %96 of light in the near and far-infrared range (Quantity)
Description: the percentage of light that is reflected by gold in a certain wavelength range


Name: Grassroots memorial (Concept)
Description: a temporary or makeshift memorial, often created by a community in response to a tragedy


Name: Martin Heinrich Klaproth (Person)
Description: chemist in Germany


Name: Chatsworth House (historical site)
Description: storage location for rare minerals


Name: Reduction in regulatory oversight (regulatory condition)
Description: reduction in the regulatory oversight of banks


Name: Finery forges (Device)
Description: A device used to extract metal from ore.


Name: French subjects (Concept)
Description: the status of being a subject under the colonial control of France


Name: Artists (Profession)
Description: People who create artistic works


Name: Tin coating (Product)
Description: thin layer of tin on glass


Name: planet (class)
Description: celestial body category


Name: Sinus Concordiae (geological feature)
Description: a bay of dark mare


Name: amorphous graphite (type of natural graphite)
Description: lowest quality and most abundant type of natural graphite


Name: French people (people group)
Description: the citizens of France who suffered during the Napoleonic Wars


Name: excision or amputation of affected parts (medical procedure)
Description: the surgical removal of damaged tissue


Name: Medicis (Banking Dynasty)
Description: A family that was prominent in the history of banking.


Name: A crystal or crystalline solid (Definition)
Description: A solid material whose constituents (such as atoms, molecules, or ions) are arranged in a highly ordered microscopic structure


Name: Collars (Jewelry)
Description: neck-rings that open at the back


Name: tetramethyl orthosilicate (Compound)
Description: a common ester of silicates


Name: Number of integers (mathematical concept)
Description: the size of the set of all integers


Name: hydrothermal minerals (mineral)
Description: -


Name: galvanic reactions (Process)
Description: A type of electrochemical reaction that occurs between two different metals in contact with an electrolyte.


Name: Roman Empire (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: -


Name: Arabs (Civlization)
Description: An ancient civilization from the Middle East


Name: wills and inventories (document type)
Description: -


Name: Thomas Tusser (Person)
Description: English farmer and writer


Name: 137,564 (Number)
Description: natural increase figure


Name: Waist-length ao with narrow sleeves (Subtype of clothing item)
Description: ao variant with waist-length and narrow sleeves


Name: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) (information_source)
Description: panel of experts advising governments on climate change


Name: surrounding provinces of Maine and Touraine (geographic region)
Description: a historical region in modern-day France


Name: Charlemagne (Ruler)
Description: King of the Franks and Holy Roman Emperor, who ruled from 768 to 814 AD.


Name: Free and Open Indo-Pacific vision (Policy Initiative)
Description: -


Name: Germania Inferior (Province)
Description: Roman frontier province


Name: Talcs layers (geological layer)
Description: electrically neutral TOT layers composed entirely of talc


Name: carbon dioxide (chemical_compound)
Description: A colorless, odorless gas that is a major greenhouse gas.


Name: Confucius Mansion (building)
Description: historical building associated with Confucius


Name: parental respect (social norm)
Description: A feeling or attitude of reverence and admiration towards one's parents


Name: Impact melt dikes (geological feature)
Description: dike-like bodies of impact melt


Name: American bison (animal species)
Description: -


Name: Workers of lesser experience (Personnel)
Description: Less experienced workers in the trade


Name: Potatoes (Food)
Description: The edible tuber of the potato plant, often used as a food ingredient.


Name: Arad, Israel (City)
Description: A city in the Negev region of Israel.


Name: Sodium plasma lamps (light source)
Description: -


Name: Mintabie Opal Field (Geological formation/Field)
Description: -


Name: 1831 (Year)
Description: Year the university was founded


Name: Concrete (Building material)
Description: composite building material made from aggregate and a binder


Name: Jews, Roma and Sinti (Group)
Description: Minority groups in Germany and Austria


Name: less than 1% that of HFC-134a (Environmental impact)
Description: Measurement of a substance's ability to contribute to climate change


Name: % of women and men over 19 years old (Demographic Group)
Description: Percentage of women and men aged 19 and above


Name: 4875 feet (1486 m) (elevation)
Description: an elevation in meters and feet


Name: bai shou yi (lit. "longevity jacket") (clothing)
Description: -


Name: Existentialism (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Religious schools (Institution)
Description: Private schools run by religious institutions


Name: Buddhist texts (Literary Work)
Description: -


Name: group called Northern Manhattan is Not for Sale (organization)
Description: community group opposing rezoning


Name: Pleiades (Astronomical concept)
Description: A star cluster believed to be the eyes of former chiefs


Name: 6.0 to 7.0 on the Mohs scale (Hardness Measure)
Description: a measure of a mineral's scratch resistance


Name: French troops (military unit)
Description: a military force from France


Name: Italy (country)
Description: Country with a large number of bank branches


Name: Springfield (city)
Description: city in Missouri


Name: Ammonites (Concept)
Description: Extinct cephalopods that are characterized by their spiral shells.


Name: Yellow Chartreuse liqueur (Liqueur)
Description: -


Name: Taiwan Black Jade (mineral)
Description: -


Name: children of Missouri (demographic)
Description: Children living in Missouri


Name: Woad plant (Plant Species)
Description: a type of flowering plant


Name: world's most innovative countries (Ranking List)
Description: A list of countries ranked by innovation capacity


Name: Epic of Gilgamesh (literary work)
Description: one of the oldest known works of literature


Name: moldavites (Meteorite Type)
Description: -


Name: three allotropic forms (category of substances)
Description: different physical forms in which a substance can exist


Name: bivalves, gastropods, cephalopods (animal groups)
Description: categories of marine animals


Name: interference (physical property)
Description: property of an object that affects its color appearance


Name: 4,000 km (distance)
Description: four thousand kilometers, a measure of distance


Name: Europe (Geographical Location)
Description: -


Name: Mughal emperors (Monarchy)
Description: Used diamonds to assure their immortality.


Name: Population Reference Intake (PRI) (Concept)
Description: The amount of a nutrient that is sufficient to meet the nutritional needs of a population.


Name: climate (Concept)
Description: range of weather conditions


Name: Nazi German occupiers and collaborators (Group)
Description: A group of people who collaborated with or were occupied by the Nazi Germans


Name: isometric cubic crystals (type of crystal)
Description: -


Name: collectors' items (category of physical object)
Description: -


Name: Temperature (Physical Property)
Description: -


Name: Alfred Thomas Agate (Person)
Description: Artist and member of the United States Exploring Expedition


Name: 1925 (Date)
Description: the year 1925


Name: Towns (Settlement)
Description: Small communities of people living together


Name: "Streams and stages: Reconciling Kingdon and policy process theory" (Journal Article)
Description: -


Name: Derbyshire Bat Group (Organization)
Description: Bat-focused organization based in Derbyshire


Name: German Empire (Empire)
Description: -


Name: Cradle of Civilization (Conceptual Context)
Description: Early human civilizations that laid the foundation for modern society


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Empire of Japan


Name: archaeogenetics studies (research articles)
Description: scientific papers on ancient DNA analysis


Name: New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade (Event)
Description: An annual parade held on March 17th.


Name: Wellington's Parliament Buildings (building)
Description: Location where Kairuru marble was used in construction.


Name: Eumolpos (Mythological Figure)
Description: Thracian king and leader of the Thracian army


Name: Denmark (country)
Description: a country located in Northern Europe


Name: liberty (Concept)
Description: The state of being free


Name: New Zealand's national symbols (National Identity)
Description: Emblems and icons that represent New Zealand


Name: Jerusalem (City/Holy Site)
Description: Holy city considered sacred in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism


Name: faces (facets) (physical characteristic)
Description: smooth surfaces on the crystal surface


Name: Gamma-olivine (Mineral)
Description: high-pressure mineral form of olivine


Name: World's oceans (Geography)
Description: -


Name: respiratory organs (function)
Description: organs that are involved in gas exchange


Name: local apprentices (people)
Description: Etruscan artisans who learned jewelry-making techniques from Syro-Phoenician jewelers


Name: non-Christian religions (religion)
Description: Religions other than Christianity, such as Islam, Judaism, and others.


Name: Stepper market (Market)
Description: -


Name: Albert Namatjira (Person)
Description: Aboriginal watercolourist


Name: Eradication programs (Program)
Description: Local fox eradication programs exist


Name: Men (Group)
Description: Not much is known about men's duties in the home or whether they differed from the duties of women.


Name: Olive (color) (Color)
Description: -


Name: 150 lines to the inch screen (Equipment)
Description: A standard for fine halftone images.


Name: Nagara style (Hindu architectural style)
Description: a type of Hindu temple architecture found in north India


Name: Zayyanid kingdom (kingdom)
Description: A kingdom that ruled Morocco and parts of Algeria


Name: melt or fluid metasomatism (metasomatism type)
Description: types of metasomatism that may result in the formation of these minerals


Name: Seznam.cz (website)
Description: most visited online news platform in the Czech Republic


Name: Lawsonite (Mineral)
Description: Hydrous calcium-aluminium silicate


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country in Western Asia and Eastern Europe


Name: Seasonal horticulture (Agricultural practice)
Description: the cultivation of crops on a seasonal basis


Name: Brown v. Board of Education (court case)
Description: landmark Supreme Court case on segregation in public schools


Name: Xanthophylls (Carotenoid group)
Description: most common yellow pigments


Name: Form (Concept)
Description: Shape or structure of something


Name: Aztecs (Culture)
Description: Ancient Mesoamerican culture


Name: Inking and pressing (process)
Description: the steps involved in creating the map print


Name: Sociology (Concept)
Description: branch of social science


Name: Franco-Provençal language (Language)
Description: a Romance language spoken primarily in France and Italy


Name: P63mc (in Hermann–Mauguin notation) (space group)
Description: Hermann–Mauguin notation


Name: tribal groups (Social Organization)
Description: Collective units within Māori society


Name: Soil erosion (Geological process)
Description: The wearing away of soil by natural forces


Name: Artificial rubies with low chromium levels display a lighter red color (Statement)
Description: A statement made by Theodore Maiman


Name: Gemstone (category of mineral)
Description: a type of mineral used in jewelry


Name: social media (Technology/Service)
Description: Platforms and tools for online communication and networking


Name: Jadeite and Nephrite (Concept)
Description: Types of metamorphic rocks


Name: Gustav Klimt (historical figure)
Description: Austrian painter associated with the Art Nouveau movement


Name: N'Chwaning III (shaft)
Description: One of the three shafts at the Nchwaning mine


Name: Dutch Army (armed forces)
Description: the military forces of the Netherlands


Name: Constitutional Commission (institution)
Description: committee responsible for drafting constitutional laws


Name: Iberians (ethnic group)
Description: Ancient people who lived on the Mediterranean side of the peninsula


Name: Seasonal variation (Climate-related phenomenon)
Description: variations in color of business suit based on season


Name: mesodermal tissue (concept)
Description: one of the three primary germ layers in embryonic development


Name: Iron-centered organometallic species (class)
Description: -


Name: Atmosphere and superficial deposits (Environmental feature)
Description: -


Name: Minamoto clan (clan)
Description: defeated the Taira clan in the Genpei War


Name: Pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: Brassy, bronze, or dark brown in color with a metallic luster and uneven or subconchoidal fracture


Name: Highway workers (Occupation)
Description: People who work on highways to maintain them


Name: notable movies (Film)
Description: movies directed by Theo Angelopoulos


Name: Political parties (Organization)
Description: Parties deemed anti-secular or with ties to terrorism


Name: Grisons. (Location)
Description: Location of various federal institutions


Name: early 19th century to 1950s (time period)
Description: approximate dates for mining activity


Name: Blue-green sky (Web color)
Description: A web color with a blue-green tint, associated with deep shades of sky blue


Name: World Health Organization (WHO) (organization)
Description: A specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health


Name: India (country)
Description: A country located in South Asia, formerly a British colony


Name: figuraative ornament (design element)
Description: types of designs used in art that feature people or animals


Name: Iron(II) sulfate (compound)
Description: -


Name: Swiss mercenaries (military force)
Description: A group of skilled soldiers from Switzerland


Name: artisans (craftspeople)
Description: individuals who create goods through manual skills and techniques


Name: magnetic dipole (conceptual model)
Description: A simple model of a magnet with two poles, north and south


Name: 4Li (radioisotope)
Description: a radioactive isotope of lithium with a half-life of 7.6 × 10−23 s


Name: Johannes de Cuba (person)
Description: an author who wrote about toadstone in 1485


Name: Baltzar von Platen and Anders Kämpe (Person(s))
Description: The people who designed this apparatus


Name: Western culture (concept)
Description: a cultural and philosophical movement


Name: Greek religion (religion)
Description: Ancient Greek polytheistic faith


Name: metamorphism (Concept)
Description: Change in the mineral composition of a rock


Name: Iroquois Confederacy (organization)
Description: -


Name: Ferdinandea (Name)
Description: Piazzi's proposed name for his discovery


Name: prairie dogs (animal species)
Description: -


Name: 1791 (Year)
Description: the year the discovery was first published


Name: jewels (category of physical object)
Description: -


Name: Asterism (Phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Malawi (country)
Description: a country in Southeastern Africa


Name: Revolt of the Mercenaries (Historical event)
Description: A rebellion by Berber soldiers against Carthage


Name: Peroxides (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: semiprecious gemstone (Product category)
Description: precious stones that are not rare or highly valuable


Name: condor agate (type of agate)
Description: -


Name: daily smokers (health issue)
Description: smokers who smoke every day


Name: Emperor Charles the Fat (Person)
Description: the emperor of Francia


Name: Balto-Slavic branch (Language branch)
Description: A branch of the Indo-European language family.


Name: portraits of Guru Nanak (Artwork)
Description: Paintings or depictions of Guru Nanak


Name: calcium ions release from endoplasmic reticulum (cellular process)
Description: the release of calcium ions from the endoplasmic reticulum


Name: Jin Yong (Author)
Description: pioneering writer of wuxia novels


Name: Mg3(SiO4)(F,OH)2 (chemical formula)
Description: -


Name: High Carbon Steel (Material)
Description: type of steel alloy with high carbon content


Name: Prespa Agreement (Treaty)
Description: An agreement between Greece and North Macedonia to resolve a naming dispute


Name: Seriousness and study (Concept/Social Norm)
Description: social construct associated with being diligent or studious


Name: South Korea (country)
Description: sovereign state located in East Asia


Name: Kinetic Energy Penetrators (weapon component)
Description: component used to increase kinetic energy for penetration


Name: Societies (social entities)
Description: seeking to expand control over labor and resources


Name: Kazakhstan (Country)
Description: a country in Central Asia


Name: Employees in the US (Occupation)
Description: workers employed by companies, typically on a full-time basis


Name: France (country)
Description: European country


Name: Japanese language (Language)
Description: -


Name: protected areas (concept)
Description: natural areas protected by law or international agreements


Name: Plastic Arts (Category of Art Forms)
Description: A category of art forms that use materials that can be moulded or modulated.


Name: Han Chinese women (Group)
Description: -


Name: Ipswich, UK (location)
Description: -


Name: portrait medal (artwork)
Description: medals by Pisanello


Name: ADSL Connections (Infrastructure)
Description: Network for high-speed internet access


Name: Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) (intergovernmental organization)
Description: -


Name: Saalbach, Austria (Town)
Description: A town in Austria


Name: Diamond Cutters (Professionals)
Description: -


Name: A Book of Drawing, Limning, Washing (Literature)
Description: A book by Thomas Jenner.


Name: Spanish Fighting Bull (Animal Breed)
Description: Breed of cattle used for bullfighting


Name: statues (funerary object type)
Description: -


Name: Chaoui (Ethnic group)
Description: People from Northeast Algeria


Name: Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises (Species (Cetaceans))
Description: Marine mammal species abundant in New Zealand waters


Name: raspeball (Food)
Description: Traditional dish made from potatoes


Name: Arabic Numerals (Concept)
Description: a system of numerals used for writing dates


Name: Buckyballs (Fullerene)
Description: spherical fullerene structures


Name: French (army/colonial power)
Description: oppressive force


Name: didymia (Compound)
Description: an oxide


Name: identifying specific contributions to published research (Goal)
Description: -


Name: Lanthanum compounds (chemical compounds)
Description: numerous applications in various fields


Name: Swords (Object)
Description: A weapon with a blade and handle used for cutting, thrusting, or slashing.


Name: new materials and products (product)
Description: Materials and products created through resource recovery


Name: Hydroxy group (Chemical Functional Group)
Description: A functional group with the chemical formula −OH


Name: Charcoal (substance)
Description: a form of pure carbon


Name: Valais Alps (mountain range)
Description: Mountain range in Switzerland


Name: Russia and Poland (Geographical Location)
Description: the countries where sable animals were found


Name: New Zealand art and craft (Artistic movement)
Description: Visual representation styles from New Zealand artists


Name: France (country)
Description: European power defeated by the United Kingdom


Name: L'Hôpital (mathematician)
Description: French mathematician


Name: Celts (ethnic group)
Description: Ancient people who lived on the interior and Atlantic sides of the peninsula


Name: Mount Elbrus (Mountain)
Description: highest peak in Russia and Europe


Name: diamond (Minerals)
Description: a common abrasive mineral


Name: Modern classicism (Style (art))
Description: Art movement


Name: Abd ar-Rahman IV al-Murtada (Person)
Description: The Umayyad caliph


Name: small ivories (Art technique)
Description: -


Name: Mammals (Class)
Description: A class of animals that includes primates, dogs and cattle


Name: Gandhiji's Noakhali Abhiyan (event)
Description: non-violent resistance movement in India


Name: Kipton, Ohio (Location)
Description: Town in Ohio where the train wreck occurred


Name: Wolves (Animal species)
Description: The largest canid species


Name: 0.55-0.7 μm (Measurement unit)
Description: The size of grains in this material


Name: Flammable liquid (Material)
Description: A type of fuel that can catch fire and sustain a rate of rapid oxidation


Name: Hydration characteristics (Property)
Description: property of a wood-cement composite


Name: Protective clothing (equipment)
Description: -


Name: Ezra Pound (Person)
Description: American poet and writer


Name: Ancient Egyptian art (Art movement)
Description: Influenced the artistic production of the Cycladic civilization


Name: amateurs (group)
Description: people who made arts and crafts jewelry for hobby or leisure


Name: Industrial Revolution (Period)
Description: A historical period in Europe (18th century)


Name: Alleghanyite (Mineral)
Description: mineral species


Name: al-Mamlakah al-Maghribīyah (Name)
Description: -


Name: Atlantic Ocean (body of water)
Description: -


Name: Non-religious Moroccans (Population group)
Description: -


Name: Base metal or precious silver (Material)
Description: A type of material used to make dress hooks


Name: Craft Worker (Occupation)
Description: Someone who works with their hands to create goods


Name: Moroccan economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of Morocco


Name: Engraved_map_of_the_holy_Babylonian_city_of_Nippur (Artifact)
Description: Decorative map of the city of Nippur


Name: Skarn deposits (mineralogy)
Description: deposits of skarn rock that contain valuable metals


Name: 14 March 1914 (Date)
Description: The date when the contract was awarded to use Yule marble in the Lincoln Memorial project


Name: 1,600 m high or less (Measure)
Description: a height of 1,600 meters or less


Name: Annibale Carracci (artist)
Description: An Italian painter who created illusionistic ceiling paintings


Name: Bronisława Skłodowska (Person)
Description: Maria's sister


Name: Tiangong-1 (Space Station)
Description: China's first space station testbed


Name: $250 million (Amount)
Description: The amount of money that was claimed to have been invested in the project


Name: art (cultural product)
Description: creative expression


Name: governance (concept)
Description: the process of governing a country or organization


Name: fullerite (material)
Description: a type of diamond that is even harder than regular diamond


Name: clothing (Artifact)
Description: type of garment


Name: Gulf Coast lignites (geological formation)
Description: lignite deposits in North America


Name: metaphor (concept)
Description: symbolic representations


Name: courage and dutifulness (concepts)
Description: -


Name: New York City Department of Education (EducationalInstitution)
Description: Public school system serving New York City


Name: partnerships (Thing)
Description: Collaborative agreements between organizations or countries.


Name: Childbirth (process)
Description: -


Name: Royal Hospital School (school)
Description: independent co-educational boarding school


Name: St. Paul (Historical Figure)
Description: Early Christian leader and missionary who played a significant role in the spread of Christianity in Anatolia


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe.


Name: another crystal containing potassium, titanium and phosphorus (KTP) (material)
Description: -


Name: Silicon Alley (location)
Description: an area in New York City, USA


Name: Spiritual goals (Concepts in Hinduism)
Description: The ultimate objectives in Hinduism


Name: Greek language (language)
Description: linguistic context


Name: broken down matter (state)
Description: -


Name: Erzurum, Turkey (geographical location)
Description: location where oltu stone is used


Name: "Land of the Holy Cross" (Terra da Santa Cruz) (Portuguese Name)
Description: -


Name: North Staffordshire (region)
Description: a region in the UK known for its pottery industry


Name: sacred art (art style)
Description: a style of art that is inspired by religion


Name: The New York City Department of Education (government agency)
Description: -


Name: England vs. Scotland (Match)
Description: the first international rugby union match between two countries


Name: gay community press (Media)
Description: -


Name: Oslo Stock Exchange (stock exchange)
Description: a stock exchange located in Oslo, Norway


Name: Ground soapstone (industrial term)
Description: waste product of slab manufacturing


Name: Albanian people (Ethnic Group)
Description: people from Albania or of Albanian descent


Name: Dustiness (Powder property)
Description: -


Name: Architectural sculpture (Type of Sculpture)
Description: Attached to buildings


Name: metalwork (Concept)
Description: An object or piece created by shaping, forming, and combining metals


Name: Intrinsic neurons properties (Scientific Concept)
Description: the study of the properties and functions of intrinsic neurons


Name: Amethyst (Gemstone)
Description: A type of quartz gemstone


Name: neodymium (chemical element)
Description: -


Name: imperial seals (Object)
Description: -


Name: Graphene (Material)
Description: single layer of graphite with extraordinary properties


Name: tattoo inks (Product)
Description: -


Name: Rohutu-noʻanoʻa (Mythological concept)
Description: A paradise in the afterlife


Name: Raron (District)
Description: One of the 13 districts in Valais


Name: Innovation (Process)
Description: The process of introducing new ideas, products, or services.


Name: Far-Eastern and medieval English forms (Cultural movement)
Description: Influence on Bernard Leach's pottery style


Name: Mount Athos (Mountain)
Description: the second-largest and second-most famous of the 20 self-governing monastic states in Greece, home to 20 monasteries


Name: precious and semi-precious materials (material)
Description: Materials of high monetary value and symbolic importance.


Name: Alkyl halides (Chemical compound)
Description: Used in organolithium compound preparation


Name: +2 and +3 (Oxidation States)
Description: -


Name: Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs) (Nutrition)
Description: the collective term for EARs, RDAs, and ULs


Name: War and Peace (Literary work)
Description: Novel by Leo Tolstoy


Name: High pressure experiments (Scientific experiment)
Description: predicts that large quantities of diamonds condense from methane into a 'diamond rain' on the ice giant planets Uranus and Neptune


Name: quadriga (Symbol)
Description: victorious chariot


Name: growth (plant process)
Description: overall poor


Name: Hydrogen atoms (Quantity)
Description: The amount of hydrogen present in a molecule of water.


Name: Hydrogen (Chemical)
Description: Gas


Name: calcite and aragonite (chemical compounds)
Description: calcium carbonate minerals found in molluscs


Name: Guadalquivir valley (Region)
Description: Valley in Andalusia


Name: sophisticated metalworking techniques (collection of skills or methods)
Description: such as cloisonné, engraving, fine granulation, and filigree


Name: Nicola Marschall (Person)
Description: German-American artist


Name: jade (mineral)
Description: green mineral resulting from burial metamorphism


Name: 2004 Summer Olympic Games (Event)
Description: A multi-sport event held in Athens, Greece


Name: Calcium inclusion (Chemical property)
Description: the amount of calcium present in dolomite mineral


Name: Radon (Radioactive Noble Gas)
Description: Noble gas with the highest number of protons in its atomic nucleus


Name: cold polar fronts (Weather phenomenon)
Description: a type of weather


Name: 2020 United States census (census)
Description: the process of collecting data on the population


Name: 3,478 metres (11,411 ft) (geographical feature)
Description: height measurement


Name: 600 millimetres (24 in) (quantity of precipitation)
Description: average amount of precipitation per year


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country located in Southern Europe


Name: Contact twins (type of twin)
Description: two crystals joined at a plane


Name: Tersnaus village church (Place of worship)
Description: church in the municipality of Vella, Switzerland


Name: nomadic invasions led by warlike tribes such as the Huns and Eurasian Avars (Nomadic group)
Description: Warlike nomadic tribe that expanded across Europe and Asia


Name: Songhay Empire (Historical Empire)
Description: -


Name: Pope Benedict XIV (Person)
Description: 16th-century Pope who approved the medal's use


Name: Pope (ecclesiastical title)
Description: head of the Catholic Church


Name: Christmas (Holiday)
Description: a national holiday on December 25th


Name: Lac des Dix (lake)
Description: a large artificial lake in the Swiss Alps


Name: ceramics (art form)
Description: indigenous peoples of the Americas


Name: Powder (Thing)
Description: A dry, bulk solid composed of many very fine particles that may flow freely when shaken or tilted.


Name: Montgomery, Alabama (Place)
Description: the capital city of Alabama


Name: All Pearls of Same Size (Physical Property)
Description: The property of a uniform strand of pearls having all pearls of the same size


Name: Azerbaijan (Country)
Description: A country in the Caucasus region


Name: Love (Emotion)
Description: emotion of affection and attachment


Name: Mithridates VI of Pontus (historical figure)
Description: A king of Pontus from 120-63 BC


Name: mediocrity (pejorative term)
Description: average or unremarkable quality


Name: Christmas Island (island)
Description: An island in the Indian Ocean, part of the Australian territory


Name: objects (Category)
Description: a group of substances with similar properties


Name: Hall–Heroult process (Aluminium production method)
Description: Electrolysis process to produce aluminium


Name: Spots in Hornfels (Feature)
Description: Distinctive features found in hornfels


Name: $173 billion (Financial Amount)
Description: The amount of money in the hydrocarbon stabilisation fund


Name: Main valleys (geographical feature)
Description: Rivers and valleys in the Alps


Name: Johannes Krause (Person)
Description: German geneticist


Name: Sopraceneri (region)
Description: northern region of Ticino


Name: Swiss Federal Office of Energy (agency)
Description: Swiss government agency for energy supply


Name: Marble berries (plant structure)
Description: -


Name: Magnus Martin af Pontin (Person)
Description: chemist who worked on electrolysis with Jöns Jakob Berzelius.


Name: 14.0% German, 9.5% English, ... (ancestry composition)
Description: percentage of residents by ancestral origin


Name: contemporary jewellers (people)
Description: jewellers in contemporary times


Name: Color (physical characteristic)
Description: The hue and saturation of a diamond


Name: Guam (Territory)
Description: Island territory in the Pacific Ocean, currently part of the United States.


Name: Flemish Community (community)
Description: official language is Dutch


Name: Holy Roman Empire of Germany (Historical Empire)
Description: a medieval empire in Europe


Name: White Clothing (Concept)
Description: Appearance of Jesus' clothes during transfiguration


Name: Magnesium (Chemical compound)
Description: a gray-white lightweight metal


Name: Allah (deity)
Description: the God in Islam


Name: Matthew Flinders (person)
Description: explorer


Name: Napoleon's regime (government)
Description: French imperial government during Napoleon's rule


Name: source that is magmatic, metamorphic, marine, meteoric, or a mix of these (geology)
Description: a source of fluids with different origins


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


Name: Black people (group)
Description: people of African descent living in New York City


Name: CSKA Moscow (Football club)
Description: A Russian football club


Name: airglow (atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: diffuse light produced by radiative transitions in the atmosphere


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


Name: Portuguese merchants (merchant group)
Description: merchants from Portugal


Name: 2000 (Year)
Description: the year 2000


Name: Crimean Tatars (Tatar People)
Description: Turkic ethnic group in Crimea


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: administrative county in England, UK


Name: Nihon Shoki (Literary work)
Description: A chronicle of ancient Japan


Name: cremation burials (Burial practice)
Description: -


Name: factions (mujahideen) (Military Faction)
Description: Groups of fighters engaged in a civil war


Name: spring (season)
Description: one of the four seasons of the year


Name: 0 Series Shinkansen (Train)
Description: -


Name: David Hilbert and Stephan Cohn-Vossen (people)
Description: authors of the book Geometry and the Imagination


Name: impurities (chemical composition)
Description: different wavelengths of light


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in North Africa


Name: Metals, intermetallic compounds, alloys, metalloids, and nonmetals (elemental class)
Description: -


Name: Facility (infrastructure)
Description: capital-intensive facility for mining and processing


Name: Fairphone Foundation (organization)
Description: a company that tries to produce a smart phone with 'fair' conditions along the supply chain.


Name: natural spring water (resource)
Description: the main feature of Saijō is its natural spring water


Name: Soviet scientists under V. V. Osiko at the Lebedev Physical Institute in Moscow (Group of people)
Description: A group of scientists working together.


Name: Sanātana Dharma (lit. 'eternal dharma') (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Queens Night Market (market)
Description: attracts thousands of people nightly to sample food from 85 countries


Name: Golden hats (Archaeological artifact)
Description: a specific and rare type of archaeological artifact from Bronze Age Europe


Name: Not specified (Ranking)
Description: Position of Germany in terms of e-waste production


Name: 0.02% and 2.14% (value range)
Description: weight for plain carbon steel


Name: Mausoleum of Halicarnassus (Building)
Description: One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World


Name: Sailors (Group)
Description: members of a crew who work on a ship at sea


Name: fine and compact grain (Geological Feature)
Description: geological feature of the marble


Name: Under-Five Mortality Rate Reduction in Morocco (Statistic)
Description: The percentage decrease in under-five deaths per 1000 live births in Morocco from 1990 to 2011.


Name: Shell (Object)
Description: Artistic object created by Homo erectus


Name: Predators (Group)
Description: Organisms that hunt or eat other organisms


Name: prehistoric humans (group)
Description: -


Name: Jens Stoltenberg (Person)
Description: NATO Secretary General


Name: quality of life (Measure)
Description: A metric that assesses the well-being and standard of living of citizens.


Name: Sulfur (Element)
Description: A nonmetal in the second column of the periodic table


Name: Original twelve apostles (Group)
Description: A group of Jesus' apostles


Name: Political and Business Leaders (Profession)
Description: people in politics and business


Name: Limestone (Rock)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock


Name: Odyssey (Literary Work)
Description: an epic poem by Homer


Name: ThyssenKrupp (Organization)
Description: German steelmaker


Name: colossal statues outside the main temple at Abu Simbel (entities)
Description: -


Name: +7 (Oxidation State)
Description: -


Name: Sa Coma and Cala Millor (Settlements)
Description: Villages on the island of Mallorca


Name: Lake Superior agate (Gemstone)
Description: A type of agate found in Minnesota, USA.


Name: Constitution (document)
Description: Taiwan's supreme law


Name: Umayyad regime (Political entity)
Description: The ruling authority of al-Andalus at that time


Name: carnelian (material)
Description: -


Name: Tempera painting (painting technique)
Description: type of painting using egg yolk as binder


Name: Taiwan's political scene (event/scene)
Description: politics in Taiwan


Name: Tunisia national basketball team (Team)
Description: National basketball team of Tunisia


Name: Mobile County (County)
Description: County in Alabama


Name: Pop Art (art movement)
Description: an art movement that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s


Name: Quarried block (Material)
Description: A large, solid piece of marble that has been removed from the quarry


Name: atoms and molecules (physical entities)
Description: fundamental building blocks of matter


Name: Ruanda-Urundi (Territory)
Description: A trust territory of Belgium, now known as Rwanda and Burundi


Name: Corundum (mineral)
Description: a crystalline form of aluminium oxide


Name: Edwin Herbert Hall (Scientist)
Description: American physicist and geologist who demonstrated the deflection of flowing charge carriers by an applied magnetic field


Name: Little Dixie (label)
Description: -


Name: Bahá'í Faith (Religion)
Description: -


Name: Würzburger Spessart (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in Bavaria, Germany.


Name: League of Nations (International Organization)
Description: An international organization that existed from 1920 to 1946


Name: Singapore (City-State)
Description: City-state in Southeast Asia with a population of over 5.6 million people


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: a mineral used as a flux in iron smelting


Name: Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) (Military Unit)
Description: A military unit that fought in World War I.


Name: Mineral abrasives (Substance)
Description: A type of abrasive material made from minerals


Name: Calbindin (Protein)
Description: A protein that is expressed in distal tubules and plays a crucial role in calcium transport.


Name: territorial waters surrounding Japan (Location)
Description: Waters surrounding the country of Japan


Name: Stony-iron meteorites (type)
Description: constitute the remaining 1%


Name: neosome and paleosome (concept)
Description: types of rock formation that result from partial melting


Name: Aristotle (Philosopher)
Description: a Greek philosopher who was part of the Italian school of philosophy


Name: Benin Bronzes (artistic entity)
Description: a series of bronze plaques from the Benin Empire


Name: -1 (chemical property)
Description: -


Name: Serbia (Country)
Description: historical affinity


Name: FIFA Women's World Cup (Tournament)
Description: Association football tournament contested by the national teams of women from around the world


Name: its treatment of its subjects (groups)
Description: Groups under the empire's control


Name: Jews and Jewish institutions such as synagogues (group)
Description: -


Name: Metro operation start date (Event)
Description: Start date of the metro service


Name: Air quality (Environmental feature)
Description: a measure of the cleanliness and purity of the air


Name: Jan Czochralski (Person)
Description: Polish chemist


Name: Collonges, Switzerland (Place)
Description: Municipality in Switzerland


Name: Diamond samples (rock sample)
Description: samples of diamond mineral composition


Name: Aristotle's lantern (anatomy structure)
Description: the mouth-apparatus of the sea urchin


Name: rock formations (Geological feature)
Description: -


Name: Calc-silicates (Rock type)
Description: type of rock typical for carbonation reactions


Name: Carthaginian army (Military force)
Description: The armed forces of Carthage


Name: weathering (process)
Description: susceptible to weathering


Name: coal (Fossil fuel)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock formed from ancient plants


Name: Mount Cheaha (Mountain)
Description: tallest mountain in Alabama


Name: Stamp Act Congress (organization)
Description: A gathering of colonial representatives to protest taxation


Name: Menelaion (location)
Description: a site in Greece associated with Menelaus


Name: Nova Scotia, England, and the Caribbean (geographical location)
Description: a region in North America where freedmen were settled after the American Revolution


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: A type of mineral with the composition Al2SiO5


Name: Mobile's Mardi Gras parade (event)
Description: parade held during Mardi Gras celebration in Mobile


Name: Parnitha (GeographicLocation)
Description: Mountain near Mount Pentelicus


Name: New York City's higher education institutions (organization)
Description: more than a million students enrolled


Name: Transport, storage and use of oxygen (Biological Process)
Description: The processes by which living organisms obtain, store, and utilize oxygen for metabolic purposes.


Name: High functionaries of the Church (Group)
Description: -


Name: Ancient Greeks (Ethnic Group)
Description: people from ancient Greece


Name: conscripts (Category of Military Personnel)
Description: Male citizens aged from 20 to 34 (in exceptional cases up to 50) years.


Name: Qing dynasty queue order (Policy)
Description: -


Name: Outokumpu (Organization)
Description: Finnish stainless steel company


Name: 24 sons (Group)
Description: Multiple children


Name: Latitude (Geographical feature)
Description: The angular distance from the equator


Name: Russian Bear and Mother Russia (National personifications)
Description: -


Name: Idrisids (Dynasty)
Description: Berber dynasty in Morocco


Name: Peabody Museum of Archeology and Ethnology (Museum)
Description: A museum located at Harvard University


Name: baroque and rococo (art movement)
Description: a style of art that emphasized decoration and ornamentation


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: the seventh-largest continent and contains 50 countries


Name: Lamproite (Rock type)
Description: -


Name: Aztec education system (System)
Description: Educational program used in Aztec society


Name: Pocket watch (object)
Description: type of watch that fits in the pocket


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: Global organization promoting peace and development


Name: 10th century (time period)
Description: historical period in Europe


Name: Prasiolite (Scientific name)
Description: Formal name


Name: semi-presidential system (governmental system)
Description: -


Name: Carbon (Chemical Element)
Description: The chemical element with the symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: Red Carpet (Venue)
Description: A discothèque


Name: blue sky, green trees or gray buildings (Natural Environment)
Description: the environment consisting of natural elements


Name: museum of coral (museum)
Description: a museum to display and showcase coral


Name: Item that brings success (Type of magic item)
Description: a type of magic item that grants success to its user


Name: Dutch people (nation)
Description: Dutch manners are open and direct with a no-nonsense attitude—informality combined with adherence to basic behaviour.


Name: Mantle (Geological feature)
Description: The layer beneath the Earth's crust, composed of solid rock


Name: Wöhler (person)
Description: Scientist who introduced the name beryllium


Name: Flavia Vibia Sabina (Person)
Description: The wife of Emperor Hadrian


Name: early 2000s (time period)
Description: -


Name: battery (device)
Description: electrical device that stores energy


Name: The Power of Sympathy (1791) (Work)
Description: Novel by William Hill Brown


Name: Human eye (Organism)
Description: -


Name: The Hudson River School (Movement)
Description: Mid-19th-century art movement in the United States


Name: 2007-2008 financial crisis (Event)
Description: A global economic downturn


Name: Cauca River (river)
Description: one of the main rivers of Colombia


Name: Tools made by Minoans (Artifact)
Description: Objects created by the Minoan civilization for various purposes.


Name: Titanium dioxide (Compound)
Description: The most common compound of Titanium


Name: John (Person)
Description: Christian bishop and theologian


Name: age-related macular degeneration (disease)
Description: a type of eye disease


Name: Crete (Geographic Location)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea


Name: Constitution of North Macedonia (constitution)
Description: has been in use since shortly after the independence of the republic in 1991


Name: England (region within the UK)
Description: a part of the United Kingdom located in Europe


Name: dragonfly design (Design)
Description: Art Nouveau-inspired jewellery design


Name: palace ladies (social class)
Description: women of high social status who served in the imperial court


Name: Grayson County, Virginia (administrative division)
Description: county in Virginia


Name: Lower mantle (geological feature)
Description: the layer of Earth's interior below the upper mantle


Name: Frederick Soddy (Person)
Description: British chemist and physicist


Name: Abd Allah ibn Yasin (disciple)
Description: a disciple of Malikite preachers


Name: Lasa marble (MineralResource)
Description: a type of pure white marble quarried in the mountains south of Laas village


Name: terracotta pinakes or plaques (funerary object type)
Description: -


Name: Carbohydrates (Compound Class)
Description: -


Name: Microscope investigation (Process)
Description: Method of studying the properties of a substance


Name: Economic Depression (Economic Condition)
Description: A prolonged period of economic decline, often accompanied by high unemployment and reduced consumer spending.


Name: World Wide Web (Technology)
Description: A dramatic decline in U.S. crime rates, and advances in technology


Name: antimony-lead alloys (chemical compounds)
Description: antimony and lead in solution


Name: Green colour (Colour)
Description: A green colour used in the flag


Name: Swiss Reformed Church (Religion (specific))
Description: a Christian denomination with a significant presence in Switzerland


Name: 335 arrondissements (geographical division)
Description: arrondissements of France


Name: Southwest (Region)
Description: A region of the United States characterized by desert landscapes


Name: Tarsila do Amaral (person)
Description: a Brazilian painter


Name: Norway and Sweden (country or region)
Description: the countries of Norway and Sweden


Name: Mahatma_Gandhi (Person)
Description: An Indian independence activist


Name: artificial bone/joint (Product)
Description: Prosthetic joint/bone


Name: Golden hat from Schifferstadt (Archaeological artifact)
Description: -


Name: Mediterranean world (geographical region)
Description: the region surrounding the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Bridgmanite (minerals)
Description: a high-pressure polymorph of enstatite


Name: Eastern Mediterranean Sea (sea)
Description: a part of the Mediterranean Ocean


Name: European countries (region) (Region)
Description: A region that includes countries in Northern and Eastern Europe


Name: Nguessan Yao (Military Officer)
Description: An officer in the armed forces of Ivory Coast


Name: cities and townships (Administrative divisions)
Description: Electoral administrative divisions


Name: Department of Energy (DOE) (governmental agency)
Description: -


Name: France (Country)
Description: foreign relations and defence


Name: zinc toxicity (condition)
Description: A condition caused by the excessive consumption of zinc, leading to severe hemolytic anemia and liver or kidney damage.


Name: Ferromagnetic materials in the micrometer range (Scientific concept)
Description: Materials with magnetic properties in the micrometer range.


Name: generally available (attribute)
Description: one of the most appealing reasons for naming the Lake Superior agate as the Minnesota state gemstone


Name: tissue piece (tissue)
Description: a small piece of tissue inserted into the mussel's valve


Name: iron ore, copper, gold, bauxite, manganese, tin, niobium, and nickel (resources)
Description: such as iron ore, etc.


Name: K500 (packaging) and K6 (publication) (engraving machine models)
Description: specific models of engraving machines manufactured by Hell Gravure Systems


Name: Derbyshire Ornithological Society (Organization)
Description: Birdwatching organization based in Derbyshire


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Complete Leucism (genetic condition)
Description: A form of leucism that affects all pigment cells, resulting in lack of colouration.


Name: 3,500 mg of Potassium (Amount of Substance)
Description: milligrams per day


Name: principal archaeological site of Akrotiri (archaeological site)
Description: site of excavation work


Name: Sevoflurane (Anesthetic)
Description: -


Name: Chesterfield (town)
Description: a town and civil parish in Derbyshire, England


Name: Jin court (government/court)
Description: the government/court of the Jin dynasty


Name: Energy Consumption (Process)
Description: The process of consuming energy


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


Name: Edward Topsell (Naturalist)
Description: an English naturalist and writer


Name: Henry Dutton Morse (person)
Description: an American jeweler


Name: Atlas Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in the centre and south of Morocco.


Name: Louis Agassiz (Scientist/Naturalist)
Description: -


Name: Domesticated Peafowl (domesticated bird species)
Description: peafowl kept as pets or raised for meat and eggs


Name: chrome orange (synthetic pigment) (Object)
Description: Synthetic color pigment


Name: Red (Color)
Description: a color worn by soldiers


Name: Gem engraver (Occupation)
Description: Occupation


Name: aerial perspective or atmospheric perspective (artistic concept)
Description: method used in creating art


Name: Mandatory employment-related insurance plans (Plan)
Description: -


Name: immigration from Ireland, Quebec, Italy, Portugal, Germany, Poland, Scandinavia, Asia, Latin America, Africa, other parts of the U.S., and elsewhere (events)
Description: Waves of immigration that have shaped the region's demographics


Name: Byzantine Emperor Leo III (Historical Figure)
Description: A Byzantine emperor who ruled from 717 to 741 AD


Name: Ze (Headwear)
Description: a headband that keep the head warm during cold weather


Name: Literati painters (Occupation)
Description: people who paint in a traditional Chinese style


Name: indigenous population of 7 million people (population)
Description: an estimated population of indigenous people living in Brazil


Name: Freedom of Speech (Human right)
Description: The ability to express opinions and ideas without fear of censorship.


Name: Australian mainland (landmass)
Description: -


Name: Dark-adapted human eye (Biology concept)
Description: The human eye in its dark-adapted state.


Name: Mary Anning's discoveries of fossils (event)
Description: -


Name: Bacteria (Microorganism Class)
Description: A group of microorganisms that include a wide range of species and have diverse functions in the environment and human health.


Name: public relations (economic concept)
Description: management of reputation and image


Name: Ozone (Gas)
Description: a toxic gas composed of three oxygen atoms


Name: Global fashion capitals (Fashion Capital)
Description: -


Name: Aztec symbols and mythology (Symbolic system)
Description: Mythological stories and emblems of Aztec culture


Name: Alkaline battery (Battery type)
Description: A type of dry cell battery


Name: Eyespots (Feature)
Description: Iridescent spots on the male's train


Name: Painting (artistic work)
Description: copied artwork


Name: precious metals (resource)
Description: valuable materials


Name: ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for Morocco (Code)
Description: code for Morocco


Name: Drama plain (Region)
Description: -


Name: Ureter (Urinary duct)
Description: A tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder.


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Body of Water)
Description: The world's largest ocean


Name: Walloon Region (region)
Description: official language is French and Walloon


Name: community (group of people)
Description: residents and stakeholders in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: a common mineral in mafic and ultramafic rocks


Name: British literature (literature genre)
Description: includes literature associated with the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands


Name: Pure germanium material (chemical substance)
Description: a semiconductor material (germanium) in its pure form


Name: foreign lumber imports (economic factor)
Description: the importation of wood products from other countries


Name: basic teachings (religious teaching)
Description: common principles found throughout the early Buddhist texts


Name: Handkerchief code (Concept)
Description: a system of signals used to communicate secret information


Name: Phosphorus (Element)
Description: Chemical element with symbol P and atomic number 15


Name: Austrian Christians (Group)
Description: Christians living in Austria


Name: Nubian Kingdom of Kush (geopolitical entity)
Description: a kingdom in modern Sudan


Name: street markets in Brazil (Business)
Description: -


Name: Heaven (Conceptual entity)
Description: -


Name: Buddhist Traditions (Branches of Buddhism)
Description: various schools and sects within Buddhism


Name: Lady Jane (Film)
Description: Movie by Trevor Nunn


Name: International Festival of the Sahara (Event)
Description: Festival honoring Tunisian desert culture


Name: Brennus (chieftain)
Description: Gallic chieftain who defeated the Romans in the Battle of the Allia


Name: Greek mythology (Mythological culture)
Description: -


Name: crystal (Material)
Description: a solid object with a fixed shape and volume


Name: Lakota tribe (Ethnic Group)
Description: Native American tribe


Name: Visual appearance (Concept)
Description: General concept related to visual phenomena


Name: Northwestern Himalaya (Geological region)
Description: Region with eclogite occurrences


Name: United Nations (Organization)
Description: An international organization that promotes cooperation and peace among nations


Name: China's energy production policies (Energy policy)
Description: Government plans for the use of energy resources in China


Name: Electrons (subatomic particle)
Description: -


Name: all other laws and normative acts (law)
Description: other legal documents in Ukraine


Name: Curaçao, Aruba and Sint Maarten (constituent countries)
Description: territories within the Kingdom of the Netherlands


Name: content or nature of the secret (Attribute)
Description: -


Name: Huitztlan (Place Name)
Description: Name of a place mentioned in the Aztec Codex Mendoza


Name: Tarascans (Michhuahqueh) (Ethnic Group)
Description: A indigenous group living in Michoacan


Name: Hatrurite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Thomas Range (location)
Description: -


Name: bronzes (alloy)
Description: mixture of metals, typically copper and tin


Name: Christianity (religion)
Description: early Christian leaders and writers were mostly Greek-speaking


Name: Corundum (Lapidary Material)
Description: a mineral used in lapidary techniques


Name: Silicosis (Disease)
Description: A lung disease caused by inhaling silica particles, often affecting individuals working with stone or minerals.


Name: flame formation and composition (event)
Description: scientific research on flame properties


Name: Neanderthals (species)
Description: human species that lived in France from approximately 35,000 BC to the end of the Upper Paleolithic era


Name: women in the Tang dynasty period (social group)
Description: women living during the Tang dynasty


Name: International Energy Agency (IEA) (Organization)
Description: An autonomous agency of the United Nations that promotes rational energy policies.


Name: 2015 (year)
Description: specific point in time


Name: King Herod of Judaea (Person)
Description: -


Name: Nathaniel Lyon (Person)
Description: Union General


Name: Crew team (sports team)
Description: the crew team of Columbia University


Name: aluminium nitride and aluminium sulfide (Chemical Compounds)
Description: A group of chemical compounds containing aluminium and oxygen, or aluminium and sulfur.


Name: Parliament of Andalusia (governmental body)
Description: legislative assembly in Andalusia


Name: lithium battery (battery)
Description: development of


Name: Upper Austria (State)
Description: A state in Austria


Name: Buddhist scriptures (Buddhist scripture)
Description: -


Name: purple fabric (textile product)
Description: -


Name: The Turkish Provisional Government (government)
Description: In Ankara, declared legitimate government of Turkey


Name: earth scientists' consensus (scientific theory)
Description: the current scientific understanding of Moldavites


Name: +2 (Oxidation state)
Description: -


Name: Scots-Irish (Ethnic Group)
Description: Largest non-English immigrant group from the British Isles


Name: Eriu (Mythological Figure)
Description: Irish mythological figure


Name: 1.5% of the world's population living with HIV (Quantity)
Description: The number of people living with HIV in Ivory Coast.


Name: Nebraska (State)
Description: State located in the Midwestern region of the United States


Name: Jean, Duc de Berry (person)
Description: a French prince


Name: usually by emitting an alpha particle (mode of decay)
Description: -


Name: adorn clothing (Product)
Description: items made for personal use or decoration


Name: Greece (Places/Countries)
Description: Country in southeastern Europe


Name: Sapphires from certain locations or categories (Gemstone)
Description: Sapphires with different commercial appeal.


Name: the armed forces (military)
Description: -


Name: Po Valley (Geographic Region)
Description: A valley in northern Italy


Name: Émile Durkheim (French sociologist)
Description: social scientist who studied the role of religion in society


Name: The New York Times broadsheet (Newspaper)
Description: -


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: The largest Christian denomination in the world


Name: uranous fluoride complexes (chemical complex)
Description: formed from hydrothermal solutions reacting with uranium-bearing metamictized minerals


Name: Trilobites with well-developed eyes (taxonomic classification)
Description: a taxonomic classification of the Hunsrück Slate


Name: Galactic cosmic rays (Astrophysical phenomenon)
Description: High-energy particles originating from outside the solar system


Name: Serpentine-rich soil (Environmental feature)
Description: soil that is rich in serpentine and has high levels of toxic elements like chromium and nickel


Name: 5.2% (Corporate income tax rate)
Description: An effective corporate income tax rate


Name: massive migration of the Banu Hilal Arab tribes (Event)
Description: -


Name: Organic class (Mineral category)
Description: A group of minerals that contain carbon-based compounds.


Name: House of Representatives (legislative assembly)
Description: lower house based on population


Name: landscape (Concept)
Description: a scenic or picturesque aspect of the environment


Name: pigment and other materials (ingredient)
Description: -


Name: Magnesium (Chemical element)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol Mg and atomic number 12


Name: Berber languages (language)
Description: -


Name: Phlogopite + amphibole + plagioclase (mineral_assemblage)
Description: A combination of minerals


Name: 30 (Number)
Description: Number of businesses in primary sector


Name: 395 members (number)
Description: -


Name: Internet Subscriber (Person)
Description: A person who uses the internet for personal or business purposes


Name: purple-white-green colour combination (thing)
Description: Colour scheme associated with the Suffragette Movement


Name: eurozone (Economic Zone)
Description: The group of European countries that use the euro as their official currency


Name: Confucian code (moral and social code)
Description: Chinese moral and social principles


Name: sunk relief (Technique)
Description: a sculpting method


Name: Dutch–Portuguese War (Conflict)
Description: War between the Netherlands and Portugal


Name: Georgiaite collection (Collection)
Description: a collection of Georgiaites used for educational purposes


Name: Federal Constitution of 1848 (document)
Description: the legal foundation of Switzerland's federal state


Name: Rio Tinto (Company)
Description: The owner of several diamond mines


Name: Gauls (group)
Description: ancient ethnic group that inhabited France during the Iron Age


Name: Chatoyancy (concept)
Description: optical reflectance effect seen in certain gemstones, woods, and carbon fiber


Name: Mongols (Historical Empire)
Description: Nomadic people from Mongolia who invaded Eastern Europe in the 13th century


Name: Mauretania (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: an ancient Mauri Berber kingdom in modern Morocco and part of Algeria


Name: National Boundaries (Geographic Region)
Description: the borders of a country or territory


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: an island nation in Northwest Europe, that has been a part of the United Kingdom since 1801.


Name: Sdeh Brir area (location)
Description: Area near Arad


Name: OECD (Organization)
Description: the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development


Name: 'arterites' (geological phenomenon)
Description: migmatites with veins of injected material


Name: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (countries/regions)
Description: -


Name: Alabanda (City)
Description: Ancient city in Asia Minor


Name: Qing dynasty hairstyle (article of clothing)
Description: a style characterized by a shaven pate


Name: approximate length of the Alps mountain range (Distance)
Description: the approximate width of the Alps mountain range


Name: Livestock (Animals)
Description: Farm animals raised for food or other purposes


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia.


Name: New Amsterdam (City)
Description: a colonial city on Manhattan Island


Name: Chisel (Tool)
Description: used for breaking off pieces of gemstone


Name: non-Mahayana Buddhism (Buddhism school)
Description: School of Buddhism excluding Mahayana


Name: serine (amino acid)
Description: -


Name: Crimea (location)
Description: Region in Ukraine


Name: Western Front (Theater of war)
Description: The main fighting area on the Western Front during World War I


Name: Socrates (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher


Name: Yamnaya ancestry (Genetic lineage)
Description: Ancient genetic lineage believed to be the origin of many modern European populations


Name: Bq/g (value)
Description: specific activity value


Name: Amorphous Substance (Category)
Description: A type of material that lacks a crystalline structure, often characterized by its disordered or random arrangement of atoms or molecules.


Name: people other than Robert Forester Mushet (Group)
Description: A group of people who were unable to successfully reproduce the Bessemer steel-making process.


Name: OECD median (Economic Indicator)
Description: The average value of the GDP per capita using Purchasing Power Parity among OECD member countries.


Name: Mississippian culture (category)
Description: -


Name: burin (tool)
Description: small bar of hardened steel with a sharp point


Name: Serendipity Sapphire (Gemstone cluster)
Description: -


Name: Etruscans (Group)
Description: People of Etruria


Name: international market (market)
Description: the global market for goods and services


Name: printer (person)
Description: a person who prints images or text, such as the plates for mezzotints


Name: Shanku (Clothing)
Description: typical style for men


Name: 40.078 (numeric value)
Description: atomic weight of Calcium


Name: Colonial Office (Organization)
Description: department of the British government


Name: salivary gland (organ system)
Description: a gland that produces saliva to aid digestion


Name: Ethiopia (country)
Description: African country


Name: most Slavic languages (Language Family)
Description: Group of Slavic languages


Name: freshwater pearl mussels (organism)
Description: organisms used to produce cultured freshwater pearls


Name: right livelihood (virtue)
Description: one of the components of Śīla


Name: Canada (country)
Description: Strict licensing system for Professional Engineer


Name: words in several Romance languages (language)
Description: -


Name: Qianlong Emperor (Person)
Description: -


Name: GIA (organization)
Description: the Gemological Institute of America, a non-profit organization dedicated to gemstone education and research


Name: Devices using semiconductors (Device)
Description: -


Name: forest (biome)
Description: A type of ecosystem characterized by tall trees and dense vegetation.


Name: Moroccan authorities (Government Agency)
Description: The government agency responsible for enforcing laws in Morocco.


Name: Seljuk period (Historical Period)
Description: Time of the Seljuk Empire's rule


Name: Head of state and head of government (Government Function)
Description: Combined role of head of state and head of government


Name: Gilchrist and Thomas (Person)
Description: by lining the converter with a basic material


Name: Berber/Amazigh (identity term)
Description: had own terms for their groups and communities


Name: raid by Magyars and Kabars in East Francia (Event)
Description: a military campaign


Name: Profession Libérale (French Term)
Description: The French term for liberal profession.


Name: Etruscans (ethnic group)
Description: the Etruscan people


Name: Weisshorn (Mountain peak)
Description: -


Name: 2,176 (number)
Description: population of Bultfontein proper according to the 2011 census


Name: Knives (Cutlery)
Description: were used during most of the Middle Ages


Name: Jisi guanfutu (Object)
Description: Manual of Dress for Ritual Sacrifices


Name: Houphouët-Boigny (Person)
Description: The second President of Côte d'Ivoire


Name: Campaign buttons and badges (Category)
Description: Buttons and badges used in political campaigns.


Name: Loganair service (TransportationService)
Description: operated a scheduled service to Glasgow


Name: Other nationalities (Nationality)
Description: The national identity of other nationalities living in The Netherlands


Name: Māori protest movement (Social Movement)
Description: A social and political movement that advocated for greater recognition of Māori culture and rights


Name: English language is the official and most spoken language of the United Kingdom (Language)
Description: Official language of the UK


Name: igneous rocks (geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Matrix (material)
Description: matrix used for printing


Name: Infant Mortality Rate (Health Indicator)
Description: the number of deaths among infants in a given population


Name: Saint Louis University (university)
Description: US top ranked schools


Name: Gemma Augustea (artwork)
Description: -


Name: Mário Schenberg (Person)
Description: -


Name: Ottoman Mosque (Building)
Description: A mosque built by the Ottomans in 1784


Name: Zofia Skłodowska (Person)
Description: sister of Maria Skłodowska


Name: rock screes of the Alps (location)
Description: high-altitude rocky area


Name: London bus network (Bus Network)
Description: A network of buses that operate in London


Name: Igneous rock (Geology)
Description: Formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava.


Name: North German Confederation Treaty (treaty)
Description: -


Name: Ceylon Ruby (Synonym)
Description: -


Name: 420 people per square kilometre (Population Density)
Description: The number of people living within a specific geographic area per unit of land


Name: Flame (Physical phenomenon)
Description: a glowing, hot gas produced by the combustion of a fuel


Name: Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (country)
Description: -


Name: Saint-Gobain factory (company)
Description: founded by royal initiative in France


Name: Republican Party (Party)
Description: Major political party in the United States


Name: being, becoming, existence and ultimate reality (conceptual categories)
Description: categories related to existence and reality


Name: Haut-Katanga Province (Location)
Description: province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: the Levant and Italy (geographical areas)
Description: -


Name: 18th century painting (Time period)
Description: Painting style popular during 1700s


Name: Schenectady Laboratories of GE (Laboratory)
Description: -


Name: sub-region (geography/territory)
Description: -


Name: Utah (US State)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: Devils Tower (landmark)
Description: a landmark in Wyoming, USA


Name: Jack Duganne (printmaker)
Description: American printmaker and artist


Name: Luth (2003) (reference)
Description: reference to a study on metasomatism


Name: armed forces (organization)
Description: The armed forces of Taiwan


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: -


Name: GPa (compressive yield strength) (pressure value)
Description: value of pressure


Name: Bishop Museum (Museum)
Description: Located in Hawaii


Name: anionic complexes (Complexes)
Description: -


Name: Mixquica (ethnic group)
Description: incorporated into the empire


Name: 8000 BC (time_period)
Description: a time period around 8000 years ago


Name: prosperity_and_fertility (Concept)
Description: An important concept in Hindu culture


Name: Carbon nanotubes (Allotrope)
Description: a cylindrical allotrope of carbon


Name: Euphrates River (watercourse)
Description: river in Asia


Name: GDP (Economic Indicator)
Description: gross domestic product per capita


Name: rail transport network (Infrastructure)
Description: a system for moving goods by rail


Name: Xi (Thing)
Description: Type of shoe with thick sole


Name: Zlín Film Festival (Film Festival)
Description: a film festival held in the Czech Republic


Name: Slashing_sword (Subcategory)
Description: A type of sword designed to cut its targets


Name: Philosopher's stone (Mythical substance)
Description: A mythical substance believed to have the power to transform base metals into gold


Name: biotite hornfels (rock)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock


Name: 1560.15 K (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: folate (nutrient)
Description: folic acid and fetus development


Name: Omphacite (Mineral)
Description: a mineral species


Name: 13 (Number)
Description: Number of businesses in tertiary sector


Name: rivers and places in Romania (Location)
Description: Various rivers and settlements in modern-day Romania


Name: Foot binding (practice)
Description: a traditional Chinese practice involving the binding of young girls' feet


Name: Gaspar Huerta (Person)
Description: -


Name: 770,000 Moroccans (Group of people)
Description: Moroccan residents in Spain with permits, 2011 data


Name: candy bar (food product)
Description: confectionery item with specific crystal form requirements


Name: the major parties in each community (Political Party)
Description: -


Name: fifteen Democrats, one Republican and one Conservative (Party Affiliation)
Description: The party affiliations represented in Westchester County, New York.


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: A continent in the world


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: 80% (percentage)
Description: growth rate of Oriental Orthodox Christianity


Name: iron ores (material)
Description: hematite, magnetite, etc.


Name: Magdalena Abakanowicz (Artist)
Description: A Polish artist known for her large-scale and often monumental sculptures


Name: Modern mogul cut (Type of Mogul cut)
Description: -


Name: [Franks and Alemans] (group)
Description: Germanic tribes


Name: surrounding mantle (earth's interior layers)
Description: hot, viscous rock beneath the earth's crust


Name: zeolite minerals (mineral class)
Description: -


Name: Major League Baseball (MLB) (League)
Description: professional sports league in North America


Name: Atlantic Ocean (Oceanic Body)
Description: one of the five major oceans


Name: 10,000 years (Time period)
Description: a period of time


Name: President of North Macedonia (Head of State)
Description: The head of state of North Macedonia, responsible for ceremonial duties


Name: Federal Government of Austria (2020-2021) (Government)
Description: the government of Austria from 2020 to 2021


Name: Town of Ipswich (location)
Description: -


Name: Carbon Steel (Material)
Description: type of steel alloy


Name: Professional bodies (organization)
Description: Regulating access to a profession


Name: 22% (Percentage)
Description: Poverty rate as of 2006


Name: Domingo de Bonechea (Person)
Description: Navigator and leader of expeditions to Tahiti


Name: Lorenzo de' Medici (Person)
Description: Medici ruler in Florence


Name: local jail (Prison Type)
Description: A correctional facility run by a county or municipal government to house individuals prior to trial or serving short sentences.


Name: workshops (Places of work)
Description: a place where a trade or skill is practiced


Name: Savoy Castle (castle)
Description: medieval castle


Name: interior floors, exterior and interior walls, countertops, doors and ceilings (building component)
Description: a category of components used in building construction


Name: Caribbean Netherlands (Territory)
Description: The three special municipalities of the Caribbean


Name: King Eystein (person)
Description: a king of Norway in the Middle Ages


Name: Astronomy (Field of study)
Description: The study of celestial objects and their movements.


Name: fibrous texture (textural feature)
Description: a type of texture characterized by fibers or threads


Name: Discrete molecule (Molecule)
Description: A single, self-contained molecule.