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World culture and slang

August 14, 2026 · 12×11 · Hard

Yellow cocktail fizz
Fine Japanese china
Bump under skin
Kept in the mind
Mellow Fiji root
Tied to the land
British TV and radio
Mind gone blank
Jogs your memory
Wave at the door
A famous fawn
One true target
Rushed by air
Katana in hand
Big Apples home
Humble farmhand
Sneaky glance in
Gone, no permit
Toss your lunch
The Emerald Isle
Open square in Wales
Painter of sunsets
Coin from Athens
Author of Hell
Simply a surname
Just edged ahead
Tags chaser role
Cab or runway crawl
Old office relic
Stone axe of old
Golden oil crop
Dash or snag
Penny just dropped
Awkward pause sound
Where fans roar
Leap in delight
Not one up north
This … the plan
Tea or coffee?
Has a plan in mind
Bicep to your wrist
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World culture and slang — Solution

August 14, 2026 · 12×11 · Hard

Yellow cocktail fizz
Fine Japanese china
Bump under skin
Kept in the mind
N
Mellow Fiji root
Tied to the land
K
British TV and radio
B
Mind gone blank
A
Jogs your memory
Wave at the door
T
M
I
M
O
S
A
A famous fawn
One true target
B
A
M
B
I
Rushed by air
Katana in hand
M
E
D
E
V
A
C
Big Apples home
Humble farmhand
N
Y
C
S
A
M
U
R
A
I
Sneaky glance in
Gone, no permit
P
E
E
K
Toss your lunch
The Emerald Isle
R
O
L
F
Open square in Wales
M
A
E
S
Painter of sunsets
L
E
I
R
E
Coin from Athens
Author of Hell
M
Simply a surname
Just edged ahead
W
A
I
T
E
Tags chaser role
Cab or runway crawl
Y
Old office relic
Stone axe of old
D
I
N
O
S
A
U
R
I
T
Golden oil crop
Dash or snag
C
A
N
O
L
A
Penny just dropped
R
Awkward pause sound
Where fans roar
Leap in delight
A
R
E
N
A
S
Not one up north
This … the plan
N
A
N
E
E
X
U
L
T
Tea or coffee?
E
I
T
H
E
R
Has a plan in mind
I
N
T
E
N
D
S
Bicep to your wrist
A
R
M
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World culture and slang — The notes

August 14, 2026 · 12×11 · Hard

  1. MIMOSAYellow cocktail fizza sparkling brunch cocktail, or a flower
  2. IMARIFine Japanese chinadecorative porcelain from Imari, Japan
  3. NODULEBump under skina small rounded lump or growth
  4. MEMORYKept in the mindthe mind record of the past
  5. KAVAMellow Fiji roota Pacific plant made into a calming drink
  6. SERFTied to the landa medieval peasant bound to land
  7. BBCBritish TV and radiothe UK national broadcaster
  8. AMNESIAMind gone blankloss of memory
  9. TICKLERJogs your memorya reminder file, or something that tickles
  10. BYEWave at the doora casual farewell
  11. BAMBIA famous fawnDisneys young deer character
  12. AIMOne true targeta goal or purpose
  13. MEDEVACRushed by airurgent evacuation of the wounded by aircraft
  14. SAMURAIKatana in handa Japanese warrior of feudal times
  15. NYCBig Apples homeNew York City, familiarly
  16. PEASANTHumble farmhanda low ranking rural farmworker
  17. PEEKSneaky glance ina quick, sneaky look
  18. AWOLGone, no permitmilitary slang for absent without leave
  19. ROLFToss your lunchslang: to vomit
  20. EIREThe Emerald IsleIrelands native Gaelic name
  21. MAESOpen square in WalesWelsh for a field or public square
  22. TURNERPainter of sunsetsJ.M.W. Turner, British painter
  23. MINACoin from Athensan ancient unit of weight and money
  24. DANTEAuthor of HellDante Alighieri, wrote the Divine Comedy
  25. WAITESimply a surnamean English surname
  26. NOSEDJust edged aheadmoved slowly forward, or narrowly won
  27. ITTags chaser rolethe chaser role in the game of tag
  28. TAXICab or runway crawla taxi cab, or a planes slow runway movement
  29. DINOSAUROld office relica prehistoric giant, or an outdated person or thing
  30. CELTStone axe of olda prehistoric stone or bronze axe head
  31. CANOLAGolden oil cropa yellow flowered plant grown for cooking oil
  32. RUNDash or snaga sprint, or a tear in stockings
  33. AHAPenny just droppedan exclamation of sudden realization
  34. ERMAwkward pause sounda hesitant filler sound, like um
  35. ARENASWhere fans roarlarge venues for sports or concerts
  36. EXULTLeap in delightto rejoice with great delight
  37. NANENot one up northScots dialect for none
  38. ISThis … the planthird person singular of to be
  39. EITHERTea or coffee?one or the other, your choice
  40. INTENDSHas a plan in mindmeans to, plans to
  41. ARMBicep to your wristthe human arm, from shoulder to hand
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