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American University (university, Washington DC)
American University in Cairo (university, Egypt)
American University of Beirut (university, Lebanon)
American water spaniel (dog)
Americana (in literature, publishing)
Americanization (in sociology)
Americans with Disabilities Act (2000 Film)
Americas, antiquity and prehistory of the (member of any of the peoples indigeno
us)
Americas, University of the (university, Mexico)
americium (element)
Americus (city, Georgia)
Amersfoort (city, the Netherlands)
Ames (city, Iowa)
Amesbury (region, England)
Amesbury (city, Massachusetts)
amethyst (mineral, gem)
Amharic (language, Ethiopia)
Amherst (city, Canada)
Amherst (city, New York)
Amherst (city, Massachusetts)
Amherst College (university, Massachusetts)
Amherstburg (city, Canada)
Amida (city, Asia Minor)
amide (in chemistry)
Amiens (city, France)
Amiens, Treaty of (treaty, France/Spain)
amino acid (in chemistry)
amino group (in chemistry)
Ammah (mountain)
Amman (city, Jordan)
ammeter (measure, instrument)
Ammi (in the Old Testament)
Ammon (in the Bible)
ammonia (in chemistry)
ammoniac (in chemistry)
ammonite
ammonium chloride (in chemistry)
ammonium group (in chemistry)
ammonium nitrate (in chemistry)
ammonium sulfate (in chemistry)
amnesia (condition)
amnesty (in law)
Amnesty International (international organization)
amniocentesis (in diagnostics)
amobarbital (drug)
Amol (city, Iran)
Amon (in the Bible)
amontillado (liquor)
Amoraim (in Judaism)
Amorites (ancient people, Middle East)
amortization (in finance)
Amos (Hebrew prophet of the eighth century)
ampelopsis (plant)
ampere (measure)
amphetamine (drug)
Amphiaraüs (in Greek Mythology)
amphibian (in zoology)
amphibious warfare (in the military)
amphibole (mineral)
amphictyony (organization, ancient Greece)
Amphilochus (in Greek Mythology)
Amphipolis (ancient city, Macedonia)
amphitheater (structure)
Amphitrite (in Greek Mythology)
Amphitryon (in Greek Mythology)
amphotericin B (drug)
amphoterism (in chemistry)
ampicillin (drug)
Amplias (character)
amplifier (Rock Band)
amplitude (in physics)
amputation (in surgery)
Amravati (city, India)
Amritsar (city, India)
Amstelveen (city, the Netherlands)
Amsterdam (city, Netherlands)
Amsterdam (city, New York)
Amtrak (in transportation)
Amu Darya (river, Asia)
amulet
Amundsen Sea (body of water, the Pacific)
Amur (river, Russia/China)
Amurath
amusement park
amylase (in chemistry)
amyloplast (material)
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (disease)
An Najaf (city, Iraq)
An Nasiriyah (city, Iraq)
Anab (ancient city)
Anabaptists (in church, Protestantism)
anabolic steroid (drug)
Anaconda (city, Montana)
Anadyr (river, city, Russia)
anaeanagram (in linguistics)
Anaheim (city, California)
Anáhuac (geographical area, Mexico)
analgesic (drug)
analog circuit (in electronics)
analog-to-digital conversion (in computers, communication)
analogy (in biology)
analysis (in mathematics)
analytic geometry (branch of geometry)
Anamim (ancient people)
Anammelech (ancient religion, Middle East)
Anan (city, Japan)
Ananias (character)
Ananke (in astronomy)
anaphylaxis (condition)
anaplasmosis (disease)
Anatahan (island, volcano, Mariana Islands/United States)
anathema (Rock Artist)
Anathoth (ancient city)
Anatolia
Anatolian languages (language, Anatolia)
anatomy (in anatomy)
ancestor worship (in religion)
Anchises (in Greek Mythology)
anchor (mechanical device)
Anchorage (city, Alaska)
Ancona (city, Italy)
Ancren Riwle (literature, England)
Åndalsnes (city, Norway)
Andalusia (region, Spain)
Andalusia (city, Alabama)
Andaman and Nicobar Islands (territory, island group, India)
Andelys, Les (city, France)
Anderlecht (city, Belgium)
Andermatt (city, Switzerland)
Andernach (city, Germany)
Anderson (river, Canada)
Anderson (city, Indiana)
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Andersonville (city, Georgia)
Andes (mountains, South America)
Andhra Pradesh (state, India)
Andijan (city, Uzbekistan)
Andkhui (city, Afghanistan)
Andong (city, South Korea)
Andorra (country)
Andorra la Vella (capital, Andorra)
Andover (city, Massachusetts)
Andrews Air Force Base (the military, United States/Maryland)
Andria (city, Italy)
Andromache (in Greek Mythology)
Andromeda (in astronomy)
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Andromeda Galaxy (in astronomy)
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Androscoggin (river, New Hampshire)
Andrusov, Treaty of (treaty, Poland/Russia)
Andújar (city, Spain)
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anemia (condition)
anemone (plant)
anesthesia (in medicine)
anesthesiology (branch of medicine)
Aneto, Pico de (mountain, Spain)
aneurysm (condition)
Angara (river, Russia)
Angarsk (city, Russia)
angel (in religion)
Angel Falls (waterfall, Venezuela)
Angel Island (island, California)
Ängelholm (city, Sweden)
angelica (plant)
Angelus (1994 Album by Milton Nascimento)
Angelus (prayer)
Ångermanälven (river, Sweden)
Angers (city, France)
Angevin (dynasty, France/England/Jerusalem/Naples/Hungary/Poland)
angina pectoris (condition)
angioplasty (in surgery)
angiosperm (in botany)
Angkor (ancient capital, Cambodia)
angle (in mathematics)
angler (fish)
Anglesey (county, island, Wales)
anglesite (mineral)
Anglican Communion (in church, Protestantism)
Anglo-Norman literature (literature, England)
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (in literature)
Anglo-Saxon literature (in literature)
Anglo-Saxons (people)
Angola (country)
angostura bark (material)
Angoulême (city, France)
Angoumois (region, former province, France)
Angra do Heroi´smo (city, Portugal)
Angren (city, Uzbekistan)
angry young men (organization, England)
angstrom (measure)
Anguilla (island, colony, United Kingdom)
Angus (former county, Scotland)
Angus cattle (mammal)
Angus, earls of (of Scotland)
Anhalt (former state, Germany)
Anhui (province, China)
anhydride (in chemistry)
Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve (national monument, Alaska)
Aniene (river, Italy)
aniline (in chemistry)
Anim (ancient city)
animal
animal husbandry (animal)
animal-rights movement (animal)
animism
anion (in chemistry)
anise (plant, spice)
Anjo (city, Japan)
Anjou (region, former province)
Ankara (capital, Turkey)
Ankylosaurus (dinosaur)
Ann Arbor (city, Michigan)
Ann, Cape (geographical area, Massachusetts)
Annaba (city, Algeria)
Annaka (city, Japan)
Annam (region, former state, Vietnam)
Annamese Cordillera (mountains, Asia)
Annapolis (city, Maryland)
Annapolis (river, Canada)
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Annapolis Royal (city, Canada)
Annapurna (geographical area, Nepal)
Annau (city, Turkmenistan)
Anne, Saint (character)
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Annecy (city, France)
Annelida (annelid)
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Anniston (city, Alabama)
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anointing of the sick (in Christianity)
Anoka (city, Minnesota)
anomalistic year (measure)
anomie (in sociology, psychology)
Anqing (city, China)
Ansbach (city, Germany)
Anschluss (government, Germany)
Anshan (city, China)
Anshun (city, China)
Ansonia (city, Connecticut)
ant (insect)
Antabuse (drug)
antacid (drug)
Antaeus (in Greek Mythology)
Antalya (city, Turkey)
Antananarivo (city, Madagascar)
Antarctic Circle (region, Antarctica)
Antarctic Peninsula (peninsula, Antarctica)
Antarctica (continent)
Antares (star)
anteater (mammal)
antelope (mammal)
antelope brush (plant)
antenna (in electronics)
Antenor (in Greek mythology)
Antequera (city, Spain)
anthem (in music)
anthemion (art, ancient Egypt/Assyria/the Aegean Sea)
anther (part of flower)
anthracene (in chemistry)
anthrax (disease, bacteria)
anthropology (in anthropology)
anthropometry (measure, technique)
anthropomorphism (in religion)
Anti-Corn-Law League (organization)
Anti-Federalists (organization, United States)
anti-hero (in literature)
Anti-Lebanon (mountains, Syria/Lebanon)
Anti-Masonic party (organization, United States)
Anti-Saloon League (organization, United States)
anti-Semitism (in Judaism)
anti-Vietnam War movement (in politics)
antianxiety drug (drug)
Antibes (city, France)
antibiotic (drug)
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Antichrist (in Christianity)
anticoagulant (drug)
Anticosti (island, Canada)
anticyclone (in meteorology)
antidepressant (drug)
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antidiuretic hormone (in biochemistry)
Antietam campaign (war, historical event)
antifreeze (material)
Antigone (in Greek Mythology)
Antigonish (city, Canada)
Antigua and Barbuda (country, Antigua)
Antigua Guatemala (city, Guatemala)
antihistamine (drug)
Antilochus (in Greek Mythology)
antimony (element)
antinomianism (in Christianity)
Antioch (city, Turkey)
Antioch (city, California)
Antioch College (university, Ohio)
Antiope (in Greek Mythology)
antioxidant (in biochemistry)
antiparticle (in physics)
Antipatris (city, Palestine)
antiphon (in liturgical music)
Antipodes (islands, New Zealand)
antipodes (in geography)
antipope (in Catholicism)
antique
antique collecting
Antirent War (war, United States)
antisense (treatment)
antiseptic (drug)
antithesis (in linguistics)
antitoxin (in biochemistry)
antiviral drug (drug)
Antofagasta (city, Chile)
Antonines (of Italy)
Antoninus, Wall of (structure, ancient Rome)
Antrim (district, Ireland)
Antsiranana (city, Madagascar)
Antung (former province, China)
Antwerp (province, Belgium)
Antwerp (city, Belgium)
Anu (ancient religion, Babylon)
Anubis (ancient religion, ancient Egypt)
Anuradhapura (city, Sri Lanka)
Anvers (of Belgium)
anxiety (in psychology)
Anyang (city, China)
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (of California)
Anzhero-Sudzhensk (city, Russia)
Anzio (city, Italy)
Anzus Treaty (treaty, Australia/United States/New Zealand)
Aomori (city, prefecture, Japan)
Aorangi, Mount (mountain, New Zealand)
aorta (in anatomy)
Aosta (city, Italy)
Aosta, Valle d' (region, Italy)
Aozou Strip (region, Chad)
Apache (tribe, North America)
Apalachee (tribe, North America)
apartheid (of South Africa)
apartment house (in household)
apatite (mineral)
Apatosaurus (dinosaur)
Apaturia (holy day, ancient Greece)
ape (primate)
Apeldoorn (city, the Netherlands)
Apennines (mountains, Italy)
Apharsachites (the Old Testament, Assyria)
aphasia (in linguistics)
Aphek (ancient city)
aphelion (in astronomy)
apheresis (in medicine)
aphid (insect)
aphorism (in linguistics)
Aphrah (place)
Aphrodite (in Greek Mythology)
Apia (capital, Western Samoa)
Apis (ancient religion, ancient Egypt)
Apo, Mount (volcano, Philippines)
apocalypse (in literature)
Apocrypha (in the Old Testament)
apogee (in astronomy)
Apollinarianism (in philosophy)
Apollo (Mythical Figure)
Apollonia (city, ancient Greece)
Apollonius (character)
Apollyon
apology (in literature)
apostle (in Christianity)
Apostle Islands (island group, United States)
apostolic succession (in Christianity)
apostrophe (figure of speech)
apotheosis (in religion)
Appalachian Mountains (mountains, North America)
Appalachian Trail (national site, United States)
Appaloosa horse (Rock Band)
apparition
appeal (in law)
appendix (in anatomy)
Appenzell (canton, Switzerland)
Apphia (character)
Appian Way (road, Italy)
Appii forum (structure, Italy)
apple (fruit, tree)
apple maggot (insect, material)
applejack (liquor)
Appleton (city, Wisconsin)
Appomattox (city, Virginia)
apprenticeship (in education)
APRA (organization, Peru)
apricot (fruit, tree)
April Fool's Day (holiday)
apse (structure)
apsis (in astronomy)
Apulia (region, Italy)
Apure (river, Colombia/Venezuela)
Apuri´mac (river, Peru)
Aqaba (city, Jordan)
Aqaba, Gulf of (body of water, Middle East)
Aqtöbe (city, Kazakhstan)
aqua regia (in chemistry)
aquaculture (fish)
aquamarine (gem)
aquaponics (fish)
aquarium (in zoology)
Aquarius (constellation)
aquatint (technique)
aqueduct (in transportation)
Aquila (in astronomy)
Aquileia (city, Italy)
Aquitaine (former kingdom, former duchy)
Ar (in the Bible)
Ar (chemical symbol)
Ar Ramadi (city, Iraq)
Ar Raqqah (city, Syria)
Ara (city, India)
Arab (ancient city)
Arab League (international organization)
Arab Spring (politics, Middle East)
Arab-Israeli Wars (Politics)
Arabah (geographical area, Israel/Jordan)
arabesque (in art)
Arabia (peninsula, Asia)
Arabian Desert (desert, Egypt)
Arabian horse (horse)
Arabian music (in music)
Arabian Sea (body of water, Middle East/India)
Arabic languages (language)
Arabic literature (in literature)
Arabs (people)
Aracaju (city, Brazil)
Arachne (in Greek Mythology)
arachnid
Arad (in the Bible)
Arad (city, Romania)
Aradus (city, Phoenicia)
Arafat (geographical area, Saudi Arabia)
Arafura Sea (body of water, the Pacific/Australia)
Aragats, Mount (volcano, Armenia)
Aragón (region, former kingdom, Spain)
Araguai´a (river, Brazil)
Arak (city, Iran)
Aral Sea (body of water, Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan)
Aram (ancient country, Syria)
Aramaic (language)
Aran Islands (island group, Ireland)
Aranjuez (city, Spain)
Arao (city, Japan)
Arapaho (tribe, North America)
arapaima (fish)
Ararat (mountains, Turkey)
Aras (river, Turkey/Armenia/Azerbaijan/Iran)
Araucanians (people, South America)
Aravalli Hills (geographical area, India)
Arawak (people)
Arba (ancient city)
Arbela (city, Assyria)
arbitration, industrial (in law)
Arboga (city, Sweden)
arborvitae (tree)
Arbroath (city, Scotland)
Arbuckle Mountains (geographical area, Oklahoma)
arc (in geometry)
Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile (structure, France)
arcade (structure)
Arcadia (region of ancient Greece)
Arcadia (city, California)
arch (structure)
Archaebacteria (kingdom, bacteria)
archaeology
Archaeopteryx (dinosaur, bird)
archangel (in religion)
Archer, The (constellation)
archerfish (fish)
archery (in sports)
Arches National Park (national park, Utah)
archetype (in psychology)
Archevites (ancient people)
archil (material)
Archimedes' principle (in physics)
Archimedes' screw (measure, mechanical device)
Archipelago (history, the Aegean Sea)
Archite (in the Old Testament)
architecture (in architecture)
architrave (structure)
archons (government, ancient Greece)
Arcole (city, Italy)
Arcos de la Frontera (city, Spain)
Arcot (city, India)
Arctic Archipelago (island group, Canada/the Arctic Ocean)
Arctic Circle (region, measure, the Arctic Ocean)
Arctic Ocean (ocean, the Arctic Ocean)
Arctic Red River (river, Canada)
Arctic, the (region, the Arctic Ocean)
Arcturus (star)
Ardebil (city, Iran)
Ardèche (department, France)
Arden, Forest of (geographical area, England)
Ardennes (department, France)
Ardennes (region, Belgium, Luxembourg, and France)
Ardmore (city, Oklahoma)
area (measure)
Area 51 (military site, Nevada)
Arecibo (city, Puerto Rico)
Arecibo Observatory (astronomy, Puerto Rico)
Arendal (city, Norway)
Areopagus (geographical area, ancient Greece)
Arequipa (city, Peru)
Ares (in Greek Mythology)
Aretas (dynasty, Middle East)
Arethusa (in Greek mythology)
Arezzo (city, Italy)
Argenteuil (city, France)
Argentina (country)
arginine (in chemistry)
Argo (in Greek Mythology)
Argob (ancient region)
Argolis (region, ancient Greece)
argon (element)
Argonne (region, France)
Argonne National Laboratory (in business)
Argos (city, ancient Greece)
Arguello, Point (geographical area, California)
Argun (river, China/Russia)
Argus (in Greek Mythology)
Argyll (former county, Scotland)
Århus (city, Denmark)
aria (in music)
Ariadne (in Greek Mythology)
Ariana (region, Persia)
Arianism (in Christianity, church)
Arica (city, Chile)
Ariège (department, France)
Ariel (in the Bible)
Aries (constellation)
Arikara (tribe, North America)
Arimathaea (place)
Arish, Al (city, Egypt)
Aristaeus (in Greek Mythology)
aristocracy (in politics)
arithmetic (branch of mathematics)
Arizona (state)
Arizona State University (university, Arizona)
Arizona, University of (university, Arizona)
ark (Translations)
Arkansas (state, United States)
Arkansas (river, United States)
Arkansas City (city, Kansas)
Arkansas Post (city, Arkansas)
Arkansas State University (university, Arkansas)
Arkansas, University of (university, Arkansas)
Arkhangelsk (city, Russia)
Arkite (ancient people)
Arklow (city, Ireland)
Arlberg (geographical area, Austria)
Arles (city, France)
Arles, kingdom of (kingdom, France)
Arlington (city, Massachusetts)
Arlington (city, Texas)
Arlington (city, Virginia)
Arlington (Virginia)
Arlington Heights (city, Illinois)
Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial (national park, Virginia)
Arlington Memorial Bridge (road, Washington DC/Virginia)
Arlington National Cemetery (national site, Virginia)
Arlon (city, Belgium)
arm (in anatomy)
Armada, Spanish (the military, history, Spain)
armadillo (mammal)
Armageddon (place)
Armagh (district, Northern Ireland)
Armagh (city, Northern Ireland)
Armagnac (region, former county, France)
Armagnacs and Burgundians (organization, France)
Armavir (city, Russia)
Armenia (country, Asia)
Armenia (city, Colombia)
Armenian Church (in church, Christianity)
Armenian language (language)
Armenian literature (literature, Armenia)
Armentières (city, France)
armor (weapon)
Armory Show (historical event, New York)
army (organization)
armyworm (insect)
Arnhem (city, the Netherlands)
Arnhem Land (territory, Australia)
arnica (plant)
Arno (river, Italy)
Arnon (river, Jordan)
Arnstadt (river, Germany)
Aroer (city, Jordan)
aromatic compound (in chemistry)
Aroostook (river, Maine/Canada)
Aroostook War (war, United States/Canada)
Arosa (city, Switzerland)
Arpad (in the Bible)
arrack (liquor)
Arran (island, Scotland)
Arran, earls of (of Scotland)
Arras (city, France)
Arras, Treaty of (treaty, France/Burgundy/the Netherlands)
arrest (in law)
arrhythmia (condition)
Arrow Lakes (lake, Canada)
arrowhead (plant)
arrowroot (plant)
arrowwood (plant)
Arsaces (dynasty, Persia)
arsenic (element)
arsenopyrite (mineral)
arson (in law)
art (in art)
art conservation and restoration (in art)
art deco (style)
art history (in art)
Art Institute of Chicago (museum, Illinois)
art nouveau (movement)
Árta (city, Greece)
Artem (city, Russia)
Artemas (character)
Artemis (in Greek Mythology)
Artemisium (geographical area, Greece)
Artemovsk (city, Ukraine)
arteriosclerosis (disease)
artery (in anatomy)
Artesia (city, New Mexico)
Artesia (city, California)
artesian well (in hydrology)
arthritis (condition)
Arthropoda (arthropod)
Arthurian legend (literature, England)
artichoke (plant, vegetable)
artificial insemination (treatment)
artificial intelligence
artificial languages (language)
artificial life support (in medicine)
artificial limb (in anatomy, medicine)
artificial respiration (technique)
artillery (weapon)
Artois (region, former province, France)
arts and crafts (in art)
Aru Islands (island group)
Aruba (island, territory)
Aruboth (ancient kingdom)
arum (plant)
Arumah (ancient city)
Arunachal Pradesh (state, India)
Arusha (city, Tanzania)
Arvada (city, Colorado)
Arval Brothers (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
Arvika (city, Sweden)
Aryan (language)
aryl group (in chemistry)
Arzamas (city, Russia)
A (city, Czech Republic)
As (symbol)
As Salamiya (city, Syria)
Asahikawa (city, Japan)
Asaka (city, Japan)
Asama, Mount (mountain, Japan)
Asansol (city, India)
Asbestos (town, Canada)
asbestos (mineral)
Asbury Park (city, New Jersey)
Ascension (island)
Ascension (in Christianity)
asceticism (in religion)
Aschaffenburg (city, Germany)
aschelminths (in microbiology)
Aschersleben (city, Germany)
ASCII (language)
Asclepius (medicine, mythology, ancient Greece)
Ascoli Piceno (city, Italy)
Ascomycota (fungus)
Ascot (city, England)
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Aseb (city, Eritrea)
Asenath (character)
Asenovgrad (city, Bulgaria)
Asgard (in Norse mythology)
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ash (in chemistry)
Ash Wednesday (holy day)
Ashan (ancient city)
Ashanti (region, Ghana)
Ashdod (city, Israel)
Asheboro (city, North Carolina)
Ashendene Press (organization, England)
Asher (Bible)
Asherah (ancient religion, Middle East)
Asheville (city, North Carolina)
Ashgabat (city, Turkmenistan)
Ashikaga (city, Japan)
Ashima (ancient religion, Middle East)
Ashiya (city, Japan)
Ashkenaz (people, Armenia)
Ashland (city, Kentucky)
Ashland (city, Ohio)
Ashmodai
Ashmore and Cartier Islands (island group, Australia/Southeast Asia)
Ashnah (ancient city)
Ashokan Reservoir (body of water, New York)
Ashqelon (city, Israel)
Ashtabula (city, Ohio)
Ashtaroth (ancient religion, Middle East)
Ashteroth Karnaim (place)
Ashton-under-Lyne (city, England)
Ashur (in the Bible)
Ashura (holiday)
Ashurites (ancient people)
Asia (continent)
Asia Minor (region, Turkey)
Asian drama (theater, Japan/China/India)
Askja (volcano, Iceland)
Asmara (city, Eritrea)
Asmodeus
Asnières-sur-Seine (former city, France)
Aso-san (mountain, Japan)
Asopus (in Greek Mythology)
asp (reptile)
asparagine (in chemistry)
asparagus (plant, vegetable)
aspartic acid (in biochemistry)
Aspen (city, Colorado)
Aspen Music Festival (festival, Colorado)
asperges (in Catholicism)
asphalt (material)
asphodel (plant)
asphyxia (condition)
aspirin (drug)
ass (mammal)
Assam (state, India)
Assamese (language)
Assandun, battle of (historical event, war, England)
Assassin (organization)
assassin bug (insect)
assault (in law)
assaying (in metallurgy)
Assemblies of God (in church, Protestantism)
assembly line (industry, technique)
Assen (city, the Netherlands)
assignats (in economics)
Assiniboin (tribe, North America)
Assiniboine (river, Canada)
Assiniboine, Mount (mountain, Canada)
Assinie (city, Cote d'Ivoire)
Assisi (city, Italy)
association (in psychology)
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (international organization, Southeast As
ia)
associationism (in psychology)
associative law (in mathematics)
Assos (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Assyria (ancient empire)
Assyrian art (art, Assyria)
Assyrian language (language, Assyria)
Astana (capital, Kazakhstan)
Astarte (ancient religion, Middle East)
astatine (element)
aster (plant, flower)
Asteria (in Greek Mythology)
asteroid (in astronomy)
asthenosphere (in geology)
asthma (disease)
Asti (city, Italy)
astigmatism (condition)
Astoria (city, New York)
Astoria (city, Oregon)
Astraea (in Greek Mythology)
Astrakhan (city, Russia)
astrakhan (pelt and fabric)
astringent (material)
astrobleme (in geology)
astrolabe (instrument)
astrology (in astrology)
astronaut (in space)
astronomical coordinate systems (in astronomy)
astronomical unit (measure)
astronomy (in astronomy, science)
astrophysics (in astrophysics)
Asturias (region, former kingdom, Spain)
Astyanax (in Greek Mythology)
Asunción (city, Paraguay)
Aswan (city, dam, Egypt)
asylum (in sociology)
Asyut (city, Egypt)
At (symbol)
Atacama Desert (region, Chile)
Atad (in the Old Testament)
Atalanta (in Greek Mythology)
Atami (city, Japan)
Atargatis (ancient religion, ancient Syria)
Ataroth (ancient city)
Atascadero (city, California)
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Bagan (ancient city, Myanmar)
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Baghdad (city, Iraq)
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Bago (city, Myanmar)
bagpipe
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Balaam (character)
Balak (character)
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balance (instrument)
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Balance, The (constellation)
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Balearic Islands (island group, Spain)
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Bali (island, Indonesia)
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Balinese music (music, Indonesia)
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Ball State University (university, Indiana)
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Ballarat (city, Australia)
ballet (in ballet)
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Baltic languages (language, Baltic)
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Balts (people, Baltic)
Baluchi (language)
Baluchistan (region, province, Pakistan)
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Bam (city, Iran)
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bamboo (plant)
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Banaba (island, the Pacific)
banana (plant, fruit)
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band
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Bandar Abbas (city, Iran)
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bandicoot (mammal)
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Bandung (city, Indonesia)
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baneberry (plant)
Banff (city, Canada)
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Bani´ (in the Old Testament)
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banjo
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Bank of England (organization, England)
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Baphomet
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Bas-Rhin (department, France)
basalt (mineral)
baseball
Basel (canton, city, Switzerland)
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Basse-Terre (capital, Guadeloupe)
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Bast (in Egyptian religion)
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Bat Yam (city, Israel)
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Batavi (tribe, Germany)
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batik (in textile, art)
Batley (city, England)
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Be (symbol)
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Beatitudes
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bee (insect)
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behavior therapy (technique)
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behemoth
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Bei (river, China)
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Beipiao (city, China)
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Belarus (country)
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Bengali (language, Bengal)
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Benha (city, Egypt)
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Bethulia (ancient city, Israel)
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Betsiamites (river, Canada)
betta (fish)
Bettendorf (city, Iowa)
Better Business Bureaus (organization, United States)
Beulah (in the Old Testament)
Beveland, North, and South Beveland (peninsula, the Netherlands)
Beverley (city, England)
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Bexhill (city, England)
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Bexley (city, Ohio)
bey (history, Turkey)
Bezek (ancient city)
Bezer (ancient city)
Béziers (city, France)
bezique
Bh (element, symbol)
Bhadravati (city, India)
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Bhaktapur (city, Nepal)
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Bhamo (city, Myanmar)
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Bhusawal (city, India)
Bhutan (country)
Bi (symbol)
Biafra, Bight of (body of water, Nigeria/Gabon)
Biafra, Republic of (state, Nigeria)
Bialowieza (geographical area, Poland)
Bialystok (city, Poland)
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Biarritz (city, France)
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Bibai (city, Japan)
Bible (Bible)
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Bida (city, Nigeria)
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Bié Plateau (geographical area, Angola)
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Biel (city, Switzerland)
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Biella (city, Italy)
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Big Rapids (city, Michigan)
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bigamy (in law)
Bigfoot (Mysterious Creature)
Bighorn (river, United States)
bighorn (in zoology)
Bighorn Mountains (mountains, Wyoming/Montana)
bight (in geography)
bignonia (plant)
Bihar (state, city, India)
Bijapur (city, India)
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Bila Tserkva (city, Ukraine)
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Bilauktaung (mountains, Thailand/Myanmar)
Bilbao (city, Spain)
bile (material)
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bilingual education (in education, linguistics)
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Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (organization, United States)
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Billerica (city, Massachusetts)
billiards
Billings (city, Montana)
Billingsgate (business, England)
Biloxi (city, Mississippi)
bimetallism (in economics)
Biminis (island group, Bahamas)
binary star (in astronomy)
binary system (in mathematics, computers)
Bingen (city, Germany)
Bingham Canyon (city, Utah)
Binghamton (city, New York)
binocular (instrument)
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Bi´o-Bi´o (river, Chile)
biochemistry (in biochemistry, science)
biodiesel (material)
bioethics (branch of philosophy, ethics)
biofeedback (technique)
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biometrics (in security and personal identification)
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bionics (in biology, science)
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biopsy (technique)
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biosphere (in biology, ecology)
Biosphere 2 (in ecology)
biotechnology (in genetics, biochemistry)
biotite (mineral)
biplane (in aviation)
bipolar disorder (in psychology)
Biqa, Al (geographical area, Lebanon/Syria)
birch (tree)
bird
bird of paradise (bird)
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birdsong (bird)
Birganj (city, Nepal)
Birkenhead (city, England)
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Birmingham (city, England)
Birmingham (city, Alabama)
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birth (in medicine, biology)
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Bisbee (city, Arizona)
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Bisceglie (city, Italy)
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Biskra (city, Algeria)
Bismarck (capital, North Dakota)
Bismarck Archipelago (island group, Papua New Guinea)
bismuth (element, metal)
bison (mammal)
Bissau (capital, Guinea-Bissau)
Bithynia (ancient country, Turkey)
Bitlis (city, Turkey)
Bitola (city, Macedonia)
Biton and Cleobis (in Greek Mythology)
Bitonto (city, Italy)
Bitterfeld (city, Germany)
bittern (bird)
Bitterroot (river, United States)
Bitterroot Range (mountains, Idaho/Montana)
bitters (liquor)
bittersweet (plant)
bitumen (material)
bivalve
Biwa (lake, Japan)
Biysk (city, Russia)
Bizerte (city, Tunisia)
Bjørnøya (island, Norway)
Bk (symbol)
Black Belt (geographical area, Mississippi/Alabama)
black body (in physics)
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park (national park, Colorado)
black codes (law, history, United States)
Black Country (region, England)
black fly (insect)
Black Forest (mountains, Germany)
Black Friday (historical event)
black gum (tree)
Black Hand (symbol, organization)
Black Hawk War (war, United States)
Black Hills (mountains, South dakota/Wyoming)
black hole (in astronomy)
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Black Isle (geographical area, Scotland)
black market (in economics)
Black Monday (historical event)
Black Muslims (Islam, United States)
Black Panthers (organization, United States)
Black River (river, United States)
Black Rock Desert (desert)
Black Sea (body of water, Europe/Asia)
Black Shirts (organization, Italy)
black snake (reptile)
Black Sox scandal (of United States)
Black Tom (national site, New Jersey)
Black Warrior (river, United States)
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Black Watch (organization, Scotland)
black whale (mammal)
black widow (arachnid)
black-eyed Susan (flower)
blackberry (plant)
blackbird (bird)
blackbuck (mammal)
Blackburn (city, England)
Blackfoot (tribe, North America)
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Blackheath (geographical area, England)
blackjack
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Blackpool (city, England)
Blackstone (river, Massachusetts)
blackthorn (tree, plant)
Blackwater (river, Ireland)
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Bladensburg (city, Maryland)
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Bland-Allison Act (law, United States)
Blankenburg (city, Germany)
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Blaue Reiter, der (movement, Germany)
Blaydon (city, England)
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Bled (city, Slovenia)
Blenheim (city, Germany)
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blenny (fish)
Blida (city, Algeria)
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Blind River (city, Canada)
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Block Island (island, Rhode Island)
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Bloemfontein (capital, South Africa)
blog (technology)
Blois (city, France)
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bloodstone (mineral)
Bloomfield (city, New Jersey)
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Blue Island (city, Illinois)
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Blue Mountains (Australia)
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Blue Ridge (mountains, United States/Pennsylvania/Georgia)
blue shift (in astronomy)
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Bluebeard (character)
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blueberry (plant, fruit)
bluebird (bird)
Bluefield (city, Virginia)
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Blues and Greens (organization)
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Blyth (city, England)
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Boa Vista (city, Brazil)
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Boaz (Bible)
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Bobbio (city, Italy)
Bobigny (city, France)
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Bobruysk (city, Belarus)
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Boca Raton (city, Florida)
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Bode's law (in astrophysics)
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body language (in psychology, sociology)
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Boeotia (region, ancient Greece)
Boer (people, South Africa)
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Bogalusa (city, Louisiana)
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Bogor (city, Indonesia)
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bohemium (element)
Bohol (island, Philippines)
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Bois de Boulogne (geographical area, France)
Boisbrûlés (tribe, Canada)
Boise (city, Idaho)
Boise (river, United States)
Boise project (project, program, Idaho/Oregon)
Boksburg (city, South Africa)
Bolan Pass (geographical area, Pakistan)
bolero (dance, Spain)
Bolivia (country)
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Bologna (city, Italy)
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Bolsena (city, Italy)
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Boma (city, Zaire)
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Bon, Cape (geographical area, Tunisia)
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Bonampak (ancient city, Mexico)
Bonanza Creek (body of water, Canada)
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Bonavista Bay (body of water, Canada)
bond (.)
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bone (in anatomy)
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bongo (mammal)
Bonifacio (city, France)
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Bonneville Salt Flats (desert, Utah)
Bonny (city, Nigeria)
bonobo (primate)
bonsai (tree)
bonus (in business, economics)
Bonus Marchers (historical event, United States)
booby (bird)
book (in literature, publishing, printing)
book clubs (organization, United States)
book collecting (in literature, publishing)
book lung (in zoology)
Book of Changes (literature, philosophy, China)
Book of Common Prayer (Protestantism, England)
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Book of the Dead (literature, ancient Egypt)
book publishing (in business, publishing)
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bookworm (arachnid)
Boolean algebra (system)
boomerang (in sports)
Boone (city, Iowa)
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Boötes (constellation)
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Bootle (city, England)
bootlegging (law, history, United States)
Bophuthatswana (former homeland, South Africa)
Bora-Bora (island, French Polynesia)
borage (plant)
Borah, Mount (mountain, Idaho)
Borås (city, Sweden)
borax (in chemistry)
Bordeaux (city, France)
Bordeaux mixture (in chemistry)
border collie (dog)
border terrier (dog)
Border, the (region, England/Scotland)
bore (in hydrology)
borer (in zoology)
Borger (city, Texas)
Borgerhout (city, Belgium)
Borghese Villa (structure, Rome)
Borgholm (city, Sweden)
boric acid (in chemistry)
Borinage (region, Belgium)
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Borlänge (city, Sweden)
Borneo (island)
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Bornu (former state, Nigeria)
Borobudur (building, Indonesia)
Borodino (city, Russia)
boron (element)
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borstal system (technique, England)
borzoi (dog)
Boscobel (geographical area, England)
Boscoreale (city, Italy)
Bose-Einstein statistics (in physics)
Bosnia and Herzegovina (country, Bosnia)
Bosporus (body of water, Turkey)
Bosporus, University of the (university, Turkey)
Bossier City (city, Louisiana)
bossism (politics, United States)
Boston (town, England)
Boston (city, Massachusetts)
Boston College (university, Massachusetts)
Boston ivy (plant)
Boston Latin School (education, Massachusetts)
Boston Massacre (historical event, United States)
Boston Mountains (mountains, Arkansas/Oklahoma)
Boston Public Library (of Massachusetts)
Boston Symphony Orchestra (Classical Band)
Boston Tea Party (historical event, United States)
Boston terrier (dog)
Boston University (university, Massachusetts)
Bosworth Field (historical site, England)
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Botany Bay (body of water, Australia)
botfly (insect)
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Bouaké (city, Cote d'Ivoire)
Bouches-du-Rhône (department, France)
Bougainville (island, Papua New Guinea)
bougainvillea (plant)
Bouillon (city, Belgium)
Boulder (city, Colorado)
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Boulder City (city, Nevada)
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Bow (river, Canada)
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Bowdoin College (university, Maine)
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bowling (in sports)
Bowling Green (city, Kentucky)
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Bowling Green State University (university, Ohio)
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Boy Scouts (organization)
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Br (symbol)
Brabant (province, Belgium)
Brabant, duchy of (former duchy, Belgium/the Netherlands)
Brac (island, Croatia)
Brachiopoda (in zoology)
bracken (plant)
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Brahmo Samaj (Hinduism, India)
Braila (city, Romania)
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brain (in anatomy)
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Brain Trust (organization, United States)
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Braintree (town, United States)
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bramble (plant)
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Brandeis University (university, Massachusetts)
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Brasi´lia (capital, Brazil)
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Brazil (country)
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Bridge of Sighs (structure, Italy)
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Brindisi (city, Italy)
brine shrimp
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British Columbia (province, Canada)
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British East Africa (region, England)
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Brno (city, Czech Republic)
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Broadway (street, New York)
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Bronx (river, New York)
Bronx, the (borough, New York)
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Bronze Age (era)
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Brooklyn Bridge (structure, New York)
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Brooklyn Museum of Art (museum, New York)
Brooklyn Park (city, Minnesota)
Brooks Range (mountains, Alaska)
Brookwood Labor College (university, New York)
broom (plant)
broom rape (plant)
Broomall (city, Pennsylvania)
Brown Deer (city, Wisconsin)
brown dwarf (in astronomy)
brown recluse spider (arachnid)
Brown Swiss cattle (mammal)
Brown University (university, Rhode Island)
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans. (case, United States)
Brownian movement (in chemistry)
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Brownsville (city, Texas)
browntail moth (insect)
Brownwood (city, Texas)
Bruay-la-Buissière (city, France)
brucellosis (disease)
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Bruck an der Mur (city, Austria)
Brücke, Die (movement, Germany)
Bruges (city, Belgium)
Brumaire
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Brunei (country)
Brunhild (mythology, Germany)
Brünig Pass (geographical area, Switzerland)
Brunswick (former state, Germany)
Brunswick (city, Germany)
Brunswick (city, Maine)
Brunswick (city, Ohio)
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Brussels (capital, Belgium)
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Brut (character, England)
Bruttium (ancient region, Italy)
Bryan (city, Texas)
Bryansk (city, Russia)
Bryce Canyon National Park (national park, Utah)
Bryn Mawr (city, Pennsylvania)
Bryn Mawr College (university, Pennsylvania)
Bryophyta (plant)
Bryozoa (in zoology)
Brythonic (language)
Bubastis (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
bubble chamber (mechanical device)
Bucaramanga (city, Colombia)
Bucephalus (Horse)
Buchans (city, Canada)
Bucharest (capital, Romania)
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Buckhaven and Methil (city, Scotland)
Buckingham Palace (structure, England)
Buckinghamshire (county, England)
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Bucknell University (university, Pennsylvania)
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Bucyrus (city, Ohio)
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Budapest (capital, Hungary)
Budaun (city, India)
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Buddhism (in Buddhism)
Buddhist literature (in Buddhism)
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budget (in finance)
Buena Park (city, California)
Buena Vista, battle of (historical event, war, Mexico)
Buenaventura (city, Colombia)
Buenos Aires (capital, Argentina)
Buffalo (city, New York)
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buffalo grass (plant)
Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (orchestra, New York)
buffalo soldiers (the military, United States)
buffer (chemistry)
Buffett, Warren Edward (business, finance, United States)
Bug (river, E Europe)
bug (in zoology)
bugbane (plant)
bugle
Buh (river, Ukraine)
Bujumbura (capital, Burundi)
Bukavu (city, Zaire)
Bukhara (city, Uzbekistan)
Bukhara, emirate of (former state, Turkistan)
Bukidnon (province, Philippines)
Bukovina (former region, Ukraine/Romania)
Bulawayo (city, Zimbabwe)
bulb (part of plant)
bulbul (in zoology, bird)
Bulgaria (country)
Bulgarian language (language, Bulgaria)
Bulgarian literature (literature, Bulgaria)
Bulgars, Eastern (people, Russia)
bull (papal letter)
bull mastiff (dog)
Bull Run (body of water, historical event, Virginia/Washington DC)
bull terrier (dog)
bull-roarer (in history)
Bull, The (Norwegian poet)
bullbaiting (in history)
bulldog (dog)
bullfighting (sports, Spain)
bullfrog (amphibian)
Bundaberg (city, Australia)
Bundestag (government, Germany)
bundling (in sociology, history)
bungalow (structure)
bunion (condition)
Bunker Hill, battle of (historical event, war, United States)
Bunsen burner (instrument)
bunting (bird)
buoy (part of vessel)
buoyancy (in physics)
bur (fruit)
bur marigold (plant)
Buraimi (geographical area, Saudi Arabia/Oman/United Arab Emirates)
Burano (former city, Italy)
Burbank (city, California)
burdock (plant)
bureaucracy (in politics)
Bureya (mountains, Russia)
Burgas (city, Bulgaria)
Burgdorf (city, Switzerland)
Burgenland (province, Austria)
Burghers (church, Protestantism, Scotland)
burglary (in law)
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Burgundy (region, former kingdom, former duchy, former province)
Burhanpur (city, India)
burial (in sociology)
Burj Khalifa (structure)
Burkburnett (city, Texas)
Burkina Faso (country)
burlesque (in entertainment)
Burlingame (city, California)
Burlington (town, Canada)
Burlington (city, Vermont)
Burlington (city, Iowa)
Burlington (city, Massachusetts)
Burlington (city, New Jersey)
Burlington (city, North Carolina)
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway (transportation, business, United States)
Burma Road (road, China/Myanmar)
Burmese (language)
burn (condition)
Burnaby (city, Canada)
burnet (plant)
burning bush (plant)
Burnley (city, England)
Burrillville (city, Rhode Island)
Bursa (city, Turkey)
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bursitis (disease)
Burton upon Trent (city, England)
Burundi (country)
Bury (city, England)
Bury St. Edmunds (city, England)
Buryat Republic (republic, Russia)
bus (vehicle)
Busan (city, South Korea)
bush baby (mammal)
bushbuck (mammal)
Bushehr (city, Iran)
Bushey (city, England)
bushido (of Japan)
bushmaster (reptile)
bushrangers (organization, Australia)
business cycles (in business, economics)
business ethics (in business)
Business Roundtable (organization)
Buskerud (county, Norway)
Bussaco (city, Portugal)
bustard (bird)
bustard quail (bird)
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butadiene (in chemistry)
butane (in chemistry)
Butaritari (island, Kiribati)
Bute (former county, Scotland)
Buthrotum (ancient city, ancient Greece/Albania)
Butler (city, Pennsylvania)
Buto (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
butoh (dance, Japan)
Butte (city, Montana)
butte (in geology)
butter (food)
butter-and-eggs (plant)
buttercup (plant)
butterfly (insect)
butterfly fish (fish)
butterfly flower (plant, flower)
butterwort (plant)
Buttle Lake (lake, Canada)
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Butuan (city, Philippines)
butyric acid (in chemistry)
Buxar (city, India)
Buxton (city, England)
Buyid (dynasty, Iraq/Persia)
Buzau (city, Romania)
buzzard (bird)
Buzzards Bay (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Massachusetts)
Byblos (ancient city, Phoenicia)
Bydgoszcz (city, Poland)
byliny (poetry, Russia)
Byrde, William
Bytom (city, Poland)
Byzantine art and architecture (in art, architecture)
Byzantine Empire (ancient empire)
Byzantine music (in music)
Byzantium (ancient city)
C (letter of the alphabet)
C.I.A.M. (organization)
Ca (symbol)
Cabal (organization, England)
cabbage (plant, vegetable)
cabbage looper (insect)
Cabbon (ancient city)
cabildo (organization, Spain)
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Cabiri (ancient religion, Middle East)
cable (material)
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Cabochiens (organization, France)
Cabul (ancient city)
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Cáceres (city, Spain)
cacomistle (mammal, carnivore)
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caddis fly (insect)
Caddo (tribe, United States)
cadence (in music)
Cádiz (city, Spain)
cadmium (element, metal)
Cadmus (character)
caduceus (symbol)
caecilian (amphibian)
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Caen (city, France)
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Caerleon (city, Wales)
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Caernarvonshire (former county, Wales)
Caerphilly (city, Wales)
Caesarea Mazaca (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Caesarea Palestinae (ancient city, Israel)
Caesarea Philippi (ancient city, Israel)
caffeine (drug)
Cagayan (river, Philippines)
Cagliari (city, Italy)
Caguas (city, Puerto Rico)
Cahokia (city, Illinois)
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Cahors (city, France)
Caiaphas (New Testament)
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calculus (branch of mathematics)
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Calderón Bridge (structure, historical event, Mexico)
Caldwell (Rock Band)
Caledonia (history, England)
Caledonian Canal (body of water, Scotland)
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Calexico (Rock Band)
calf, golden (in the Old Testament)
Calgary (city, Canada)
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Cali (city, Colombia)
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California (state)
California Institute of Technology (university, California)
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californium (metal, element)
caliphate (in Islam)
Callao (city, Peru)
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Callirrhoë (in astronomy)
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Calneh (ancient city, Babylon/ancient Syria)
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Calpe (ancient region)
Caltagirone (city, Italy)
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Calumet (region, United States)
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Calvados (department, France)
Calvary (place)
Calvinism (in Protestantism, church)
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Cam Ranh Bay (body of water, Vietnam)
Camagüey (province, Cuba)
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Camargue (island, France)
Camarillo (city, California)
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Cambridge (city, Canada)
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Cambridge (city, Maryland)
Cambridge (city, Massachusetts)
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Cambridge Platform (Protestantism, United States)
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camel (mammal)
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Camenae (in Roman mythology)
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Cameroon (country)
Cameroon, Mount (volcano, Cameroon)
Cameroons (former German colony)
Camino Real, El (road, California)
Camisards (organization, France)
Camorra (Latin Band)
camouflage (in the military)
Camp Borden (geographical area, Canada)
Camp David (geographical area, Maryland)
Camp David accords (treaty, Israel/Egypt)
Camp Fire Boys and Girls (organization, United States)
Camp Gagetown (geographical area, Canada)
Camp LeJeune (geographical area, United States)
camp meeting (Protestantism, United States)
Campagna di Roma (region, Italy)
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Campania (region, Italy)
campanile (structure, Italy)
Campbell (city, California)
Campbellton (city, Canada)
Campeche (state, Mexico)
Campeche (city, Mexico)
Camperdown (city, the Netherlands)
camphor (in chemistry)
Campina Grande (city, Brazil)
Campinas (city, Brazil)
Campo Formio, Treaty of (treaty, France/Austria)
Campobasso (city, Italy)
Campobello (island, Canada)
Campos (city, Brazil)
Camrose (city, Canada)
Can Tho (city, Vietnam)
Cana (ancient city, Israel)
Canada (country)
Canada Act (government, law, Canada)
Canada balsam (material, tree)
Canada Company (business, history, England/Canada)
Canada Day (holiday, Canada)
Canada First movement (organization, Canada)
Canadian (river, New Mexico/Texas/Oklahoma)
Canadian Alliance (organization, Canada)
Canadian art and architecture (art, architecture, Canada)
Canadian literature, English (literature, Canada)
Canadian literature, French (literature, Canada)
Canadian National Railway (business, transportation, Canada)
Canadian Pacific Railway (business, transportation, Canada)
Canadian Prime Ministers since Confederation (table)
Canadian Shield (region, North America)
Çanakkale (city, Turkey)
canal (body of water, structure)
Canal du Midi (body of water, France)
Cananaean (character)
Canandaigua (city, New York)
Canarsee (tribe, language, North America)
canary (bird)
Canary Islands (island group, Canaryies)
canary wood (tree, material)
Canberra (city, Australia)
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Cancer (in astronomy)
cancer (in medicine)
Cancún (city, Mexico)
Candace (history, Ethiopia)
candelabrum (in household)
candidiasis (disease, fungus)
candle (cylinder of wax or tallow)
candle (unit of luminous intensity)
Candlemas (holy day)
Candlewood Lake (lake, Connecticut)
candytuft (plant)
cane (walking stick)
Caney Fork (river, Tennessee)
Caniapiscau (river, Canada)
Canis Major (constellation)
Canis Minor (constellation)
canker (condition)
cankerworm (insect)
canna (plant)
Cannae (ancient city, Italy)
Cannes (city, France)
cannibalism (food)
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Cannock (city, England)
canoe (vessel)
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Cañon City (city, Colorado)
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Canonsburg (city, Pennsylvania)
Canopus (city, ancient Egypt)
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Cantabrian Mountains (mountains, Spain)
Cantal (department, France)
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Canterbury (city, England)
Canticles (in the Bible)
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Canton (city, Illinois)
Canton (city, Massachusetts)
Canton (city, Ohio)
cantor (in music, Judaism, Christianity)
canvas (in textile)
Canyon de Chelly National Monument (national monument, Arizona)
Canyonlands National Park (national park, Utah)
canzone (in music)
caoutchouc (material, plant)
Cap de la Madeleine (city, Canada)
Cap-Haïtien (city, Haiti)
capacitance (in electricity)
capacitor (mechanical device)
Cape Breton Highlands National Park (national park, Canada)
Cape Breton Island (island, Canada)
cape buffalo (mammal)
Cape Canaveral (geographical area, Florida)
Cape Coast (city, Ghana)
Cape Cod (geographical area, Massachusetts)
Cape Coral (city, Florida)
Cape Dezhnev (geographical area, Russia)
Cape Fear River (river, North Carolina)
Cape Girardeau (city, Missouri)
Cape May (city, geographical area, New Jersey)
Cape Province (province, South Africa)
Cape Sable Island (island, Canada)
Cape Town (capital, South Africa)
Cape Verde (country)
Cape York Peninsula (geographical area, Australia)
Capella (star)
caper (plant, herb)
Capernaum (ancient city, Israel)
Caphtor (ancient country)
capillarity (process)
capillary (in anatomy)
capital (in architecture)
capital (in economics)
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capital punishment (in law)
capitalism (system)
Capitol (seat of the US Congress)
Capitol Reef National Park (national park, Utah)
Capitoline Hill (geographical area, ancient Rome)
capitularies (law, France)
Cappadocia (ancient region, Asia Minor)
Caprera (island, Italy)
Capri (island, Italy)
Capricornus (constellation)
Caprivi Strip (region, Namibia)
Captains' Revolution (war, historical event, Portugal/Africa)
Capua (city, Italy)
capuchin (order)
Capuchins (organization)
capybara (mammal, rodent)
caracal (cat)
Caracas (capital, Venezuela)
carambola (fruit, plant)
carapace (in zoology)
Caravaca de la Cruz (city, Spain)
caravan (in transportation)
caravel (vessel)
caraway (plant, herb)
carbide (in chemistry)
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carbon (element)
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carbon cycle (process)
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carbon monoxide (in chemistry)
carbon tetrachloride (in chemistry)
Carbonari (organization, Italy)
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carbonated beverage (food)
Carbondale (city, Pennsylvania)
Carbondale (city, Illinois)
carbonic acid (in chemistry)
Carboniferous period (in geology)
carbonyl group (in chemistry)
carboxyl group (in chemistry)
carbuncle (condition)
carburetor (mechanical device)
Carcassonne (city, France)
Carchemish (ancient city, Turkey)
Cardamom Hills (mountains, India)
Cardamoms (mountains, Thailand and Cambodia)
Cárdenas (city, Cuba)
Cardiff (city, county, Wales)
Cardigan Welsh corgi (dog)
cardinal (in zoology)
cardinal (in the Roman Catholic Church)
carding (process)
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (treatment)
Cardston (city, Canada)
CARE (program, United States)
Carey Land Act (law, government, United States)
cargo cult (religion, the Pacific)
Caria (ancient region, Asia Minor)
Caribbean Community and Common Market (international organization, Caribbean)
Caribbean Sea (body of water, Caribbean/Central America/West Indies/South Americ
a)
Cariboo Mountains (mountains, Canada)
Caribou (town, United States)
caribou (in zoology)
Caribs (tribe, West Indies)
caricature (in art)
Carina (constellation)
Carinthia (province, Austria)
Carleton University (university, Canada)
Carlisle (city, England)
Carlisle (city, Pennsylvania)
Carlisle Indian School (education, Pennsylvania)
Carlists (organization)
Carlos (Spanish and Portuguese kings)
Carlow (county, Republic of Ireland)
Carlow (city, Republic of Ireland)
Carlsbad (city, California)
Carlsbad (city, New Mexico)
Carlsbad Caverns National Park (national park, New Mexico)
Carlsbad Decrees (history, Germany)
Carlton Club (organization, England)
Carmarthen (city, Wales)
Carmarthenshire (county, Wales)
Carme (in astronomy)
Carmel-by-the-Sea (city, California)
Carmel, Mount (mountain, Israel)
Carmelites (order)
Carmichael (city, California)
Carmona (city, Spain)
Carnac (city, France)
carnauba (material, tree)
Carnegie (city, Pennsylvania)
Carnegie Corporation of New York (in business, finance)
Carnegie Mellon University (university, Pennsylvania)
carnelian (mineral)
Carniola (ancient region, Slovenia)
carnival (holiday, holy day)
carnivore
carob (tree, vegetable)
carol (in music, Christianity)
Carol City (city, Florida)
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Carolina campaign (historical event, war, United States)
Carolina parakeet (bird)
Caroline Affair (historical event, Canada)
Caroline Islands (island group, Carolineis)
Carolingian architecture and art (architecture, art, history, Europe)
Carolingians (dynasty, France)
carotene (plant, material)
Carouge (city, Switzerland)
carp (fish)
Carpathians (mountains, Europe)
carpe diem (in literature, philosophy)
Carpentaria, Gulf of (body of water, Australia)
Carpentersville (city, Illinois)
Carpentras (city, France)
carpentry (furniture)
carpet (in household)
carpet beetle (insect)
carpetbaggers (organization)
Carrantuohill (mountain, Ireland)
Carrara (city, Italy)
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carriage (vehicle)
Carrick-on-Shannon (city, Ireland)
Carrickfergus (city, Northern Ireland)
Carrollton (city, Texas)
Carrollton (city, Georgia)
carrot (plant, vegetable)
Carson (city, California)
Carson City (city, Nevada)
Carson Sink (geographical area, Nevada)
Cartagena (city, Colombia)
Cartagena (city, Spain)
Cartago (city, Costa Rica)
cartel (organization, industry)
Carter, Nick (character)
Carteret (city, New Jersey)
Cartesian coordinates (in geometry)
Carthage (ancient city, N Africa)
Carthage (city, Missouri)
Carthusians (order)
cartilage (in anatomy)
cartoon (in journalism, art)
Caruaru (city, Brazil)
caryatid (symbol)
Casa Grande (city, Arizona)
Casablanca (city, Morocco)
Casablanca Conference (war, historical event, United States/England)
Casale Monferrato (city, Italy)
Casamance (river, region, Senegal)
Cascade Range (mountains, Canada/United States)
Casco Bay (body of water, Maine)
case (language)
Case Western Reserve University (university, Ohio)
casein (material)
Caserta (city, Italy)
Cashel (city, Ireland)
cashew (tree)
Casilinum (ancient city, Italy)
casino
Casiphia (place)
Casiquiare (river, Venezuela)
Casluhim (ancient people)
Casper (city, Wyoming)
Caspian Sea (body of water, Russia/Kazakhstan/Turkmenistan/Iran/Azerbaijan)
Cassandra (character)
Cassano d'Adda (city, Italy)
cassava (plant, vegetable)
Cassino (town, Italy)
Cassiopeia (in astronomy)
cassiterite (mineral)
cassone (in household)
cassowary (bird)
cast-iron architecture (style)
Castalia (in Greek Mythology)
castanets
caste (Hinduism, India)
Castel Gandolfo (city, Italy)
Castel Sant' Angelo (structure, Italy/ancient Rome)
Castellammare di Stabia (city, Italy)
Castellón de la Plana (city, Spain)
Castile (region, former kingdom, Spain)
Castile-La Mancha (region, Spain)
Castile-León (region, Spain)
Castillon-la-Bataille (city, France)
casting (process)
castle (structure)
Castle Pinckney (structure, South Carolina)
Castle Shannon (city, Pennsylvania)
Castlebar (city, Ireland)
Castleford (city, England)
Castor (in astronomy)
Castor and Pollux (in Roman mythology)
castor bean (plant)
castor oil (material, plant)
castration (technique)
castrato (in music)
Castres (city, France)
Castries (city, St. Lucia)
Castro Valley (city, California)
Castrop-Rauxel (city, Germany)
casuistry (technique)
cat
CAT scan (in diagnostics)
cat's-eye (mineral)
catabolism (process)
catacombs (in architecture, religion)
Çatal Hüyük (ancient city, Turkey)
Catalan art (art, Catalonia)
Catalan language (language, Catalonia)
Catalan literature (literature, Catalonia)
catalepsy (condition)
catalog (in literature)
Catalonia (region)
catalyst (in chemistry)
catamaran (vessel)
Catamarca (city, Argentina)
Catania (city, Italy)
Catanzaro (city, Italy)
catapult (mechanical device, weapon)
cataract (condition)
catastrophism (in geology)
catatonia (condition)
Catawba (indigenous people of North America)
catch crop (in agriculture)
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Cateau-Cambrésis, Treaty of (treaty, France/Spain/England)
Cateau, Le (city, France)
catechism (in religion, education)
catecholamine (in chemistry, anatomy)
catechu (material, plant)
category (in philosophy)
Caterham and Warlingham (city, England)
caterpillar (insect)
catfish (fish)
catgut (material)
Cathari (in religion)
Cathay (ancient region, China)
cathedral (in Christianity, architecture)
cathode (in electronics)
cathode-ray tube (in electronics)
Catholic Apostolic Church (church, Protestantism, England/Germany/United States)
catholic church (in church, Catholicism)
Catholic Emancipation (Catholicism, history, United Kingdom/Ireland)
Catholic University of America (university, Washington DC)
cation (in chemistry)
catnip (plant)
Catoche, Cape (geographical area, Mexico)
Catonsville (city, Maryland)
Catskill (city, New York)
Catskill Mountains (mountains, New York)
cattail (plant)
cattle (mammal)
Cauca (river, Colombia)
Caucasian languages (language, Russia)
Caucasus (region, mountains, Russia/Georgia/Armenia/Azerbaijan)
caudillo (in politics)
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Caughnawaga (city, Canada)
cauliflower (plant, vegetable)
causality (in philosophy)
caustic (in chemistry)
cautery (technique)
Cauto (river, Cuba)
cavalier (in the military)
cavalier King Charles spaniel (dog)
Cavalier poets (organization, England)
cavalry (in the military)
Cavan (county, Ireland)
Cavan (town, Ireland)
cave (in geography)
cave fish (fish)
caviar (fish, food)
Cavite (city, Philippines)
cavy (mammal, rodent)
Cawdor (city, Scotland)
Caxias do Sul (city, Brazil)
Cayenne (city, French Guinea)
Cayey (city, Puerto Rico)
Cayman Islands (colony, caymans, island group, United Kingdom)
Cayuga Lake (lake, New York)
Cayuse (tribe, North America)
Cb (symbol)
Cd (chemical symbol)
Ce (symbol)
Ceanannus Mór (city, Ireland)
Ceará (state, Brazil)
Cebu (island, Philippines)
Cecrops (character)
cedar (tree)
Cedar Creek (body of water, Virginia)
Cedar Falls (city, Iowa)
Cedar Rapids (city, Iowa)
Cedron (place)
Cefalù (city, Italy)
Cegléd (city, Hungary)
Ceiba, La (city, Honduras)
ceilometer (instrument)
Celaenae (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Celaya (city, Mexico)
celery (plant, vegetable)
celesta
celestial horizon (in astrophysics)
celestial mechanics (in astrophysics)
celestial meridian (in astrophysics)
celestial pole (in astrophysics)
celestial sphere (in astrophysics)
celestite (mineral)
celibacy (in religion)
Celje (city, Slovenia)
cell (in biology)
cella (part of structure)
Celle (city, Germany)
cellophane (material)
cellular telephone (in communication)
celluloid (material)
cellulose (material)
Celsius temperature scale (system)
Celt (people, language, Europe)
Celtic art (in art)
Celtic Church (church, Christianity, Ireland/England/Scotland/Wales)
Celtic languages (language)
cement (material, structure)
cemetery (in religion, anthropology)
Cenchrea (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Cenis, Mont (geographical area, France/Italy)
Cenozoic era (in geology)
censor (government, ancient Rome)
censorship (in government, religion, sociology)
census (in government, sociology)
Census of Marine Life (in Oceanography, biology)
centaur (in Greek Mythology)
Centaurus (constellation)
Centennial Exhibition, International (historical event, United States)
center (middle)
center of mass (in physics)
centering (construction, technique)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (agency, United States)
Centerville (city, Ohio)
centimeter (measure, unit)
centipede (arthropod)
Central African Republic (country)
Central America (region)
Central American Common Market (organization, Central America)
Central American Federation (organization, Central America)
Central Asian Republics (of Asia)
central bank (in finance, business)
Central European Initiative (international organization, Europe)
Central Falls (city, Rhode Island)
Central Intelligence Agency (government, United States)
Central Michigan University (university, Michigan)
Central Park (geographical area, New York)
Central Powers (war, organization, Germany/Austro-Hungaria/Bulgaria)
Central Utah project (project, United States)
Central Valley (geographical area, California)
Central Valley project (project, United States)
Centralia (city, Illinois)
Centralia (city, Pennsylvania)
Centralia (city, Washington)
centrifuge (mechanical device)
centripetal force and centrifugal force (in physics)
centumviri (law, ancient Rome)
cephalic index (measure)
cephalopod
cephalosporin (drug)
Cephalus (in Greek Mythology)
Cephas (character)
Cepheid variables (in astronomy)
ceramics (material)
Ceramicus Sinus (body of water)
Ceraunian Mountains (mountains, Albania)
Cerberus (Mythical Monster)
cerebellum (in anatomy)
cerebral palsy (condition)
Ceredigion (county, Wales)
ceremony (ritual)
Ceres (in astronomy)
Ceres (in Roman religion and mythology)
Cerignola (city, Italy)
cerium (metal, element)
CERN (physics, Europe/Switzerland)
Cerro de Pasco (city, Peru)
Cerro Gordo (geographical area, Mexico)
Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory (structure)
Certosa di Pavia (structure, Italy)
cerussite (mineral)
Cerynean hind (in Greek Mythology)
cesarean section (in surgery)
Cesena (city, Italy)
Cesis (city, Latvia)
cesium (metal, element)
Ceská Li´pa (city, Czech Republic)
Ceské Budejovice (city, Czech Republic)
Cetinje (city, Montenegro)
Ceuta (city, Spain/Morocco)
Cévennes (mountains, France)
Cf (symbol)
cgs system (measure, system)
Ch'in (Chinese dynasty)
Ch'ing (Chinese dynasty)
Chablis (city, France)
Chacabuco, battle of (historical event, Chile)
chaconne and passacaglia (in music)
Chad (country)
Chad, Lake (lake, Africa)
Chadderton (city, England)
Chaeronea (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Chaetognatha (in zoology)
Chagai (city, Pakistan)
Chagas' disease (disease, protozoa)
Chahar (former province, China)
chain (material)
chain reaction (in chemistry)
Chalcedon (ancient city, ancient Greece/Asia Minor)
Chalcedon, Council of (in Christianity)
chalcedony (in crystallography)
chalcopyrite (mineral)
Chaldaea
Chaldene (in astronomy)
Chaleur Bay (body of water, Canada)
chalice (in history, household)
chalk (mineral)
Challenger (vehicle)
Challenger expedition (historical event, England)
Chalon-sur-Saône (city, France)
Châlons-en-Champagne (city, France)
Chalukya (dynasty, India)
chamber music (style)
chamber of commerce (organization)
Chamberlain's Men (organization, England)
Chambersburg (city, Pennsylvania)
Chambéry (city, France)
Chambly (city, Canada)
Chambord (city, France)
chameleon (reptile)
chamois (mammal)
chamomile (plant)
Chamonix (city, France)
Champ-de-Mars (geographical area, France)
Champa (kingdom, Vietnam)
Champagne (region and former province, France)
champagne (sparkling white wine)
Champaign (city, Illinois)
Champlain, Lake (lake, New York/Vermont/Canada)
champlevé (technique)
Champs Élysées (road, France)
Chan Chan (ancient city, Peru)
Chancay (historical site, Peru)
chancel (in Christianity, architecture)
Chancellorsville, battle of (war, historical event, United States)
Chandannagar (city, India)
Chandigarh (territory, India)
Chandler (city, Arizona)
Chandrapur (city, India)
Chang (river, China)
Changbai (mountains, China/North Korea)
Changchun (city, China)
Changde (city, China)
Change to Win Federation (organization, United States)
Changes in English Pronunciation (table)
Changhua (city, Taiwan)
Changsha (city, China)
Changzhou (city, China)
Channel Islands (island group, United Kingdom)
Channel Tunnel (tunnel, France/England)
chansons de geste (poetry, France)
chant (in music)
chantey (in music)
Chanthaburi (city, Thailand)
Chanute (city, Kansas)
Chany (lake, Russia)
Chao Phraya (river, Thailand)
Chaos (in Greek Mythology)
chaos theory (in mathematics, physics)
Chaozhou (city, China)
Chapala (lake, Mexico)
chaparral (plant)
chapbook (literature, Europe/United States)
chapel (in Christianity, architecture)
Chapel Hill (city, North Carolina)
Chapra (city, India)
chapter house (structure)
Chapultepec (geographical area, Mexico)
characin (fish)
charade
Charcas (region, South America)
charcoal (material, plant)
Charente (department, France)
Charente (river, France)
Charente-Maritime (department, France)
charge (in electricity)
Chari (river, Africa)
Charikar (city, Afghanistan)
chariot (vehicle)
Chärjew (city, Turkmenistan)
Charleroi (city, Belgium)
Charles (river, United States)
Charles Mound (geographical area, Illinois)
Charles River Bridge Case (case, United States)
Charles University (university, Czech Republic)
Charlesbourg (city, Canada)
charleston (dance)
Charleston (city, Illinois)
Charleston (city, South Carolina)
Charleston (city, West Virginia)
Charlestown (former city, United States)
Charlestown (town, St. Kitts-Nevis)
Charleville-Mézières (city, France)
Charlotte (grand duchess of Luxembourg)
Charlotte Amalie (capital, Virgin Islands)
Charlottesville (city, Virginia)
Charlottetown (city, Canada)
charm (symbol)
Charolais (region, France)
Charolais cattle (mammal)
Charon (in astronomy)
chart (in aviation)
charter (in politics)
Charter Oak (tree, Connecticut)
charter school (education, United States)
chartered companies (in business, history)
Charterhouse (education, England)
Chartism (movement, England)
Chartres (city, France)
chartreuse (liquor)
Chartreuse, Grande (mountain, France)
Charybdis (in Greek Mythology)
chat (bird)
château (structure, France)
Château d'If (structure, France)
Château-Thierry (city, France)
Chateaugay (river, New York/Canada)
Châteauroux (city, France)
Châtellerault (city, France)
Chatham (city, Canada)
Chatham (town, England)
Chatham Islands (island group, New Zealand)
Châtillon-sur-Seine (city, France)
Chatsworth (structure, England)
Chattahoochee (river, Georgia)
Chattanooga (city, Tennessee)
Chattanooga campaign (war, historical event, United States)
chattel (in law)
Chaudière (river, Canada)
Chaudière Falls (body of water, Canada)
Chaumont (city, France)
Chautauqua Lake (lake, New York)
Chautauqua movement (education, United States)
chauvinism (in politics, sociology)
Chaux-de-Fonds, La (city, Switzerland)
Chavi´n de Huántar (historical site, Peru)
Cheadle and Gatley (city, England)
Cheaha (mountain, Alabama)
Cheb (city, Czech Republic)
Chebar (river)
Cheboksary (city, Russia)
Chechnya (republic, Russia)
check (in finance)
checkers
Cheddar (city, England)
Cheektowaga (city, New York)
cheese (food)
cheetah (cat)
Chelan, Lake (lake, Washington)
chelating agents (in chemistry)
Chelicerata (arthropod)
Chéliff (river, Algeria)
Chelmsford (city, England)
Chelmsford (town, United States)
Chelsea (city, Massachusetts)
Chelsea ware (in household)
Cheltenham (city, England)
Chelyabinsk (city, Russia)
Chelyuskin, Cape (geographical area, Russia)
Chelm (city, Poland)
Chelmno (city, Poland)
chemical analysis (in chemistry)
chemical bond (in chemistry)
chemical equation (in chemistry)
chemical equilibrium (in chemistry)
chemical industry (industry)
chemical reaction (process)
chemical warfare (technique)
chemin de fer
Chemin des Dames (road, France)
chemistry (branch of science, chemistry)
Chemnitz (city, Germany)
Chemosh (in the Old Testament, religion)
chemosynthesis (bacteria)
chemotherapy (technique)
Chemung (river, New York)
chemurgy (branch of chemistry)
Chenab (river, India/Pakistan)
cheng (of China)
Chengde (city, China)
Chengdu (city, China)
Chennai (city, India)
Chenonceaux (city, France)
Cheonan (city, South Korea)
Cheongju (city, South Korea)
Chephar-haammonai (ancient city)
Chephirah (ancient city)
Cher (department, France)
Cher (river, France)
Cherbourg (city, France)
Cheremkhovo (city, Russia)
Cherenkov radiation (in chemistry)
Cherepovets (city, Russia)
Cherethites and Pelethites (in the Old Testament)
Cherith (river)
Cherkasy (city, Ukraine)
Cherkessk (city, Russia)
Chernihiv (city, Ukraine)
Chernivtsi (city, Ukraine)
Chernobyl (nuclear disaster)
chernozem (in geology)
Cherokee (indigenous people of North America)
Cherokee (Native American language)
Cherokee Strip (former region, United States)
cherry (tree, fruit)
Cherry Hill (city, New Jersey)
Chersonese (ancient region)
Chertsey (city, England)
cherub (in Judaism, Christianity, art)
chervil (plant, herb)
Chesalon (ancient city)
Chesapeake (city, Virginia)
Chesapeake (ship)
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway (transportation, business, United States)
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal (structure, United States/Maryland/Delaware)
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (structure, national park, Washington DC/Maryland)
Chesapeake Bay (body of water, Maryland/Virginia)
Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (structure, Virginia)
Chesapeake Bay retriever (dog)
Chesha Bay (body of water, Russia)
Cheshire (former county, England)
Cheshire (town, United States)
Cheshunt (city, England)
chess
Chester (city, England)
Chester (city, Pennsylvania)
Chesterfield (city, England)
Chesterfield Inlet (city, Canada)
chestnut (tree)
Chesulloth (ancient city)
Chesuncook Lake (lake, Maine)
Chetumal (city, Mexico)
Cheviot (city, Ohio)
Cheviot Hills (mountains, Scotland/England)
chevrotain (mammal)
Chevy Chase (city, Maryland)
chewing gum (material)
Cheyenne (indigenous people of North America)
Cheyenne (river, United States)
Cheyenne (city, Wyoming)
Cheyenne Mountain (mountain, Colorado)
Chhattisgarh (state, India)
Chiai (city, Taiwan)
Chiang Mai (city, Thailand)
Chianti, Monti (mountains, Italy)
Chiapas (state, Mexico)
chiaroscuro (in printing)
Chiatura (city, Georgia)
Chiavenna (city, Italy)
Chiba (city, Japan)
Chibcha (tribe, South America)
Chicago (city, United States)
Chicago (river, United States)
Chicago Heights (city, Illinois)
Chicago Symphony Orchestra (Classical Band)
Chicago, University of (university, Illinois)
Chichén Itzá (ancient city, Mexico)
Chichester (city, England)
Chichibu (city, Japan)
Chichicastenango (city, Guatemala)
Chichimec (people, Mexico)
chickadee (bird)
Chickahominy (river, Virginia)
Chickasaw (tribe, North America)
Chickasha (city, Oklahoma)
chicken pox (disease, virus)
chickpea (plant, vegetable)
Chiclayo (city, Peru)
chicle (material, tree)
Chico (city, California)
Chicopee (city, Massachusetts)
chicory (herb, plant)
Chicoutimi (city, Canada)
Chicoutimi (river, Canada)
Chidambaram (city, India)
Chidley, Cape (geographical area, Canada)
chief (in anthropology, government)
Chiemsee (lake, Germany)
Chieti (city, Italy)
Chifeng (city, China)
chiffon (in textile)
Chigasaki (city, Japan)
chigger (arachnid)
Chigirin (city, Ukraine)
Chignecto (geographical area, Canada)
chigoe (insect)
Chigwell (city, England)
Chihuahua (state, Mexico)
Chihuahua (city, Mexico)
Chihuahua (breed of dog)
child abuse (in sociology, law)
child labor (in law)
child welfare (in sociology)
children's book illustration (in art, literature)
children's literature (in literature)
Chile (country)
chili con carne (food)
Chilkoot Pass (geographical area, Alaska/Canada)
Chillán (city, Chile)
Chillicothe (city, Ohio)
Chilliwack (city, Canada)
Chilmad (ancient city)
Chiloé (island, Chile)
Chilpancingo (city, Mexico)
Chiltern Hills (mountains, England)
Chiltern Hundreds (region, England)
Chilung (city, Taiwan)
chimaera (fish)
Chimborazo (volcano, Ecuador)
Chimbote (city, Peru)
chimpanzee (primate)
Chimu (civilization, Peru)
Chin Hills (mountains)
China (country)
china clay (material)
china marks (material, symbol)
chinaware (in household)
chinch bug (insect)
chinchilla (rodent)
Chindwinn (river, Myanmar)
Chinese (language, China)
Chinese architecture (architecture, China)
Chinese art (art, China)
Chinese Dynasties (table)
Chinese examination system (system, China)
Chinese exclusion (law, history, United States)
Chinese literature (literature, China)
Chinese music (music, China)
Chingola (city, Zambia)
Chinnereth (ancient city)
Chino (city, California)
chinoiserie (art, China)
Chinon (city, France)
chinook (warm, dry air mass)
Chinook (indigenous people of North America)
Chinook jargon (language)
chinquapin (tree)
chintz (in textile)
Chioggia (city, Italy)
Chipewyan (tribe, Canada)
chipmunk (rodent)
Chippawa (city, Canada)
Chippewa (river, United States)
Chippewa Falls (city, Wisconsin)
Chirchik (city, Uzbekistan)
Chiron (in Greek Mythology)
chiropractic (branch of medicine)
Chiryu (city, Japan)
Chisholm Trail (road, United States)
Chisinau (city, Moldova)
Chisloth-tabor (ancient city)
Chistopol (city, Russia)
Chita (city, Russia)
chitin (part of arthropod)
chiton
Chitose (city, Japan)
Chitré (city, Panama)
Chittagong (city, region, Bangladesh)
Chittoor (city, India)
Chiun (character)
Chiusi (city, Italy)
chivalry (system, Europe)
chlamydia (microorganism)
chloral hydrate (drug)
chloramphenicol (drug)
chlorate (in chemistry)
chloride (in chemistry)
chlorine (element)
chlorofluorocarbons (in chemistry)
chloroform (in chemistry)
chlorophyll (material)
Chlorophyta (algea, division)
chloropicrin (in chemistry)
chloroplast (material)
chloroprene (in chemistry)
chlorpromazine (drug)
chocolate (food)
Choctaw (tribe, North America)
Chofu (city, Japan)
choir (in music)
Chola (dynasty, India)
cholera (disease, bacteria)
cholesterol (material)
Cholet (city, France)
Cholon (city, Vietnam)
Cholula (city, Mexico)
Chomo Lhari (mountain, Bhutan/China)
Chomutov (city, Czech Republic)
Chone (city, Ecuador)
Chongjin (city, North Korea)
Chongqing (city, China)
Chor-ashan (place)
choragic monuments (sculpture, ancient Greece)
chorale (in music, Protestantism)
Chorazin (ancient city, place)
chord (in geometry)
chord (in music)
Chordata (chordate)
chorea (disease)
chorionic villus sampling (in diagnostics)
Chorley (city, England)
Chorotega (people, language, Central America)
chorus (in music)
Chorzów (city, Poland)
Choshi (city, Japan)
Chosroes (of Persia)
Chotts, Plateau of the (region, Algeria)
Chou (Chinese dynasty)
Chouans (history, France)
chow chow (dog)
chowder (food)
Christ of the Andes (structure, Argentina/Chile)
Christ's-thorn (plant)
Christadelphians (church, Protestantism, United States/Canada)
Christchurch (city and district, England)
Christchurch (city, New Zealand)
Christian Catholic Church (church, Protestantism, United States)
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) (organization)
Christian Coalition (organization, religion, United States)
Christian Endeavor (organization)
Christian Reformed Church (in church, Protestantism)
Christian Science (in church, Protestantism)
Christian socialism (politics, England/United States)
Christianity (in Christianity)
Christians (church, Christianity, United States)
Christiansted (city, Virgin Islands)
Christie's (organization)
Christmas (holy day)
Christmas Island (in the Indian Ocean)
Christmasberry (tree)
chromatography (process)
chromite (mineral)
chromium (element, metal)
chromosome (material)
chromosphere (in meteorology)
chronic fatigue syndrome (disease)
chronicle (in literature)
chronicle plays (theater, England)
Chronicles (book)
chronometer (instrument)
chrysanthemum (herb, plant, flower)
Chryseis (character)
chryselephantine (technique, ancient Greece)
Chrysler Building (structure, New York)
chrysoberyl (gem)
Chrysophyta (algea, division)
Chub (in the Bible)
Chubut (river, Argentina)
Chufut-Kale (ancient city, Ukraine)
Chugach Mountains (mountains, Alaska)
Chukchi Peninsula (geographical area, Russia/Asia)
Chukchi Sea (body of water, the Arctic Ocean/Alaska/Siberia)
Chula Vista (city, California)
Chulym (river, Russia)
Chuncheon (city, South Korea)
Chungju (city, South Korea)
Chuquicamata (city, Chile)
Chur (city, Switzerland)
church (building for Christian worship)
church and state (in religion, government, law)
church music (in music, Christianity)
Church of the Nazarene (in church, Protestantism)
Church Slavonic (language)
Churches of Christ (in church, Protestantism)
Churches of God, General Conference (in church, Protestantism)
Churchill (river, Canada)
Churchill Falls (waterfall, Canada)
Chusovaya (river, Russia)
Chuuk (state, Micronesia/Carolineis)
Chuvash Republic (republic, Russia)
Chuzenji (lake, Japan)
chyme (material)
chymotrypsin (mammal, material)
cicada (insect)
Cicero (town, United States)
cichlid (fish)
cider (food)
Ciego de Ávila (city, Cuba)
Cienfuegos (city, Cuba)
cigar and cigarette (material)
Cilicia (ancient region, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Cilician Gates (geographical area, Turkey)
Ciliophora (protozoa)
Cimarron (river, New Mexico/Oklahoma)
Cimarron, Territory of (of Oklahoma)
Cimmerians (people, Russia)
Cîmpina (city, Romania)
Cîmpulung (city, Romania)
cinchona (tree)
Cincinnati (city, Ohio)
Cincinnati Art Museum (art, business, Ohio)
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (orchestra, Ohio)
Cincinnati, Society of the (organization)
Cincinnati, University of (university, Ohio)
Cinderella (character)
cinéma vérité (movement)
cinnabar (mineral)
cinnamon (tree, spice)
Cinque Ports (organization, England)
cinquefoil (plant)
Cinto, Monte (mountain, France)
Circassia (ancient region, Russia)
Circe (in Greek Mythology)
circle (in geometry)
Circleville (city, Ohio)
circuit breaker (in electricity)
circuit rider (in Protestantism)
circulatory system (in anatomy)
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circumpolar star (in astronomy)
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Cirebon (city, Indonesia)
Cirque du Soleil (entertainment, Canada)
cirrhosis (disease)
cis-butenedioic acid (in chemistry)
Cisalpine Republic (ancient region, Italy)
Ciskei (former homeland, South Africa)
Cistercians (order)
Citadel, The-The Military College of South Carolina (university, South Carolina)
Cithaeron (mountains, Greece)
Citium (ancient city, ancient Greece/Cyprus)
citizen (in government)
Citlaltépetl (volcano, Mexico)
citric acid (in chemistry)
citron (tree, fruit)
citronella (grass)
citrus fruits (fruit, food, plant, citrus)
Città Vecchia (city, Malta)
cittern
city (in government)
city government (city)
City of David (in the Old Testament)
city planning (city, process)
city-state (city)
Ciudad Boli´var (city, Venezuela)
Ciudad Guayana (city, Venezuela)
Ciudad Guzmán (city, Mexico)
Ciudad Real (city, Spain)
Ciudad Rodrigo (city, Spain)
Ciudad Victoria (city, Mexico)
civet (Rock Band)
civics (in government)
civil defense (program)
civil disobedience (system)
civil law (in law)
civil rights (history, United States)
civil service (in government)
civil time
Civil War (in U.S. history)
Civilian Conservation Corps (agency, United States)
civilization (in anthropology)
Civitavecchia (city, Italy)
Cl (symbol)
Clackmannanshire (former county, Scotland)
Clacton-on-Sea (city, England)
cladistics (in taxonomy, paleontology)
Clairton (city, Pennsylvania)
clairvoyance
clam
Clamart (city, France)
clan (in sociology)
clapboard (material, construction)
Clapham Sect (sociology, England)
Clare (county, Ireland)
Clare Island (island, Ireland)
Claremont (city, California)
Claremont (city, New Hampshire)
Claremont Colleges (university, California)
Clarendon Code (law, history, England)
Clarendon, Constitutions of (law, history, England)
Clarens (city, Switzerland)
clarinet
Clark University (university, Massachusetts)
Clarksburg (city, Virginia)
Clarksdale (city, Mississippi)
Clarksville (city, Tennessee)
class action (in law)
classic revival (in architecture)
classicism (in literature, art, architecture)
classification (in taxonomy)
Claudia (character)
Claudius Lysias (character)
Clausthal-Zellerfeld (city, Germany)
clavichord
Clawson (city, Michigan)
clay (material)
Clayton (city, Missouri)
Clayton Antitrust Act (law, government, United States)
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty (treaty, United States/England)
Clazomenae (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Clear Lake (city, California)
Clearfield (city, Utah)
clearing (in finance)
Clearwater (city, Florida)
Clearwater (river, United States)
cleavage (mineral)
Cleburne (city, Texas)
Cleethorpes (city, England)
cleft palate (condition)
clematis (plant)
Clement (in the Bible)
Clemson University (university, South Carolina)
Cleopatra's Needles (archeology, ancient Egypt)
clepsydra (mechanical device)
clerestory (part of structure)
Clergy Reserves (geographical area, Canada)
Clermont-Ferrand (city, France)
Cleveland (former county, England)
Cleveland (city, Ohio)
Cleveland (city, Tennessee)
Cleveland Heights (city, Ohio)
Cleveland Orchestra (Classical Band)
Cleveland State University (university, Ohio)
Cleves, duchy of (former state, Germany)
Clew Bay (body of water, Ireland)
Clichy (city, France)
click beetle (insect)
cliff dwellers (civilization, North America)
Cliffside Park (city, New Jersey)
Clifton (city, New Jersey)
climate (in meteorology)
climate change (in ecology, meteorology)
climbing perch (fish)
climbing plant (plant)
Clinch (river, Virginia/Tennessee)
cline (in biology)
clinic (in medicine, business)
Clink (part of London, England)
Clinton (city, Iowa)
Clinton (city, Connecticut)
clipper (vessel)
Clipperton Island (island, France)
cloaca (in biology)
clock (instrument)
Clogher (city, Northern Ireland)
cloisonné (technique)
cloister (in Christianity, architecture)
Cloisters, the (museum, New York)
clone (in biology)
Clonmacnoise (city, Ireland)
Clonmel (city, Ireland)
Clontarf (city, Ireland)
closed shop and open shop (in business)
closet drama (in theater)
cloth of gold (in textile, history)
clothes moth (insect)
cloud (in meteorology)
cloud chamber (in physics)
clove (tree, spice)
clover (plant)
Clovis (city, California)
Clovis (city, New Mexico)
Clovis culture (civilization, North America)
clown (in entertainment)
club moss (plant, species)
clubfoot (condition)
clubroot (disease)
Cluj-Napoca (city, Romania)
clumber spaniel (dog)
Cluniac order (order)
Cluny (building, France)
Cluny Museum (structure, France)
cluster munitions (weapon)
Clwyd (former county, Wales)
Clwyd (river, Wales)
Clyde (river, Scotland)
Clydebank (city, Scotland)
Clydesdale horse (mammal)
Clymene (in Greek Mythology)
Clytemnestra (in Greek Mythology)
Cm (symbol)
Cn (chemical symbol)
CN (tear gas)
Cnidaria
Cnidus (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Co (symbol)
Coachella Valley (region, California)
coagulation (in chemistry)
Coahuila (state, Mexico)
coal (material, plant, mineral)
coal gas (in chemistry)
coal mining (in mining)
coal tar (material)
Coalville (city, England)
Coamo (city, Puerto Rico)
Coanda effect (in physics, engineering)
coast (in geology)
coast guard (in the military)
Coast Mountains (mountains, Canada/Alaska)
coast protection (in ecology)
Coast Ranges (mountains, North America)
Coatbridge (city, Scotland)
Coatesville (city, Pennsylvania)
coatimundi (carnivore)
Coatzacoalcos (city, Mexico)
Cobalt (town, Canada)
cobalt (chemical element)
cobaltite (in chemistry)
Cóbh (city, Ireland)
cobra (reptile)
Cobre, El (city, Cuba)
Coburg (city, Germany)
Coburg Peninsula (geographical area, Australia)
coca (plant)
cocaine (drug)
coccidioidomycosis (disease, fungus)
Cochabamba (city, Bolivia)
Cochin (former state, India)
Cochin China (region, Vietnam)
cochineal (material)
Cockaigne, Land of (place)
Cockburn Town (capital, West Indies/United Kingdom)
cocker spaniel (dog)
cockfighting (in sports)
cockle
cocklebur (plant)
Cockpit Country (region, Jamaica)
cockroach (insect)
cocktail (liquor)
Coco (river, Honduras/Nicaragua)
Cocoa (city, Florida)
cocoa-plum (tree, fruit)
coconut (tree, fruit)
Cocos Islands (island group, Australia)
cod (fish)
cod-liver oil (material, fish)
code (in law)
Code Napoléon (Law)
codeine (drug)
codling moth (insect)
Cody (city, Wyoming)
coeducation (in education)
Coelenterata
coelom (in zoology)
coenzyme (in chemistry, anatomy)
coercion (in law)
Coeur d'Alene (indigenous people of North America)
Coeur d'Alene (city, Idaho)
coffee (tree, food)
coffee tree, Kentucky (tree)
cofferdam (structure)
Coffeyville (city, Kansas)
coffin (in sociology)
Cognac (city, France)
cognitive psychology (branch of psychology)
coherence (in physics)
Cohoes (city, New York)
cohosh (plant)
Coimbatore (city, India)
Coimbra (city, Portugal)
coin (material, metal)
Cojutepeque (city, El Salvador)
coke (material)
cola (tree, food)
Colatina (city, Brazil)
Colby College (university, Maine)
Colchester (city, England)
colchicine (plant, material)
Colchis (ancient country, Russia)
cold frame (in agriculture)
cold fusion (in physics, chemistry)
cold war (in government)
cold, common (disease)
Coldstream (city, Scotland)
Coleraine (city, Northern Ireland)
coleus (plant)
colic (condition)
Colima (state, Mexico)
Colima (city, Mexico)
colitis (disease)
collage (technique)
collagen (material)
collateral (in finance)
collect (in Christianity)
collective bargaining
collective farm (in agriculture)
Collège de France (university, France)
College Park (city, Georgia)
College Park (city, Maryland)
College Station (city, Texas)
colleges and universities (university)
collie (dog)
colligative properties (in chemistry)
Collingdale (city, Pennsylvania)
Collingswood (city, New Jersey)
Collingwood (city, Canada)
Collinsville (city, Illinois)
collodion (in chemistry)
colloid (in chemistry)
Colma (city, California)
Colmar (city, France)
Cologne (city, Germany)
Colombes (city, France)
Colombey-les-deux-Églises (city, France)
Colombia (country)
Colombo (city, Sri Lanka)
Colombo Plan (international organization, Asia)
Colón (city, Cuba)
Colón (city, Panama)
colon cancer (disease)
Colonia del Sacramento (city, Uruguay)
Colonial Heights (city, Virginia)
Colonial National Historical Park (national park, Virginia)
colonization (in politics, government)
colonnade (part of structure)
Colonsay (island, Scotland)
colony (in politics, government)
colophon (in printing)
color (in optics)
color blindness (in optics)
color index (in astronomy)
color-field painting (movement)
Colorado (state, United States)
Colorado (river, Argentina)
Colorado (southwest US)
Colorado Plateau (region, United States)
Colorado River storage project (project, United States)
Colorado School of Mines (university, Colorado)
Colorado Springs (city, Colorado)
Colorado State University (university, Colorado)
Colorado-Big Thompson project (project, United States)
Colorado, University of (university, Colorado)
colorization, motion picture (in film)
Colossae (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Colosseum (structure, ancient Rome)
Colossians
Colossus of Rhodes (art, ancient Greece)
Colton (city, California)
coltsfoot (herb, plant)
Columbia (river, Canada and the United States)
Columbia (city, Missouri)
Columbia (city, South Carolina)
Columbia (city, Maryland)
Columbia (city, Tennessee)
Columbia (U.S. space shuttle)
Columbia basin project (project, United States)
Columbia Heights (city, Minnesota)
Columbia Plateau (region, United States)
Columbia sheep (mammal)
Columbia University (university, New York)
columbine (in botany)
columbium (element)
Columbus (city, Georgia)
Columbus (city, Indiana)
Columbus (city, Mississippi)
Columbus (capital of Ohio)
Columbus Day (holiday, United States)
column (part of structure)
columnist (in journalism)
Colville (indigenous people of North America)
Colville (river, United States)
Colwyn Bay (city, Wales)
coma (in medicine)
Comanche (tribe)
Comayagua (city, Honduras)
comb jelly (in zoology)
Combin, Grand (mountain, Switzerland)
combinatorics (branch of mathematics)
combine (mechanical device)
combing (process)
combining weight (in chemistry)
combustion (in chemistry)
Comédie Française (theater, business, France)
comedy (genre)
comet (in astronomy)
comic strip (cartoon)
Comilla (city, Bangladesh)
Cominform (organization, Europe)
Comintern (organization, Russia)
Commack (city, New York)
Commagene (ancient region, Syria/Turkey)
commando (in the military)
commedia dell'arte (style, Italy)
commensalism (in biology)
Commerce (city, California)
commerce (in economics)
Commerce, United States Department of (organization, United States)
commercial law (in law)
commercial paper (in finance)
commercial revolution (in business, economics)
committee (organization)
commodity market (in economics, business)
Common Cause (organization, United States)
common law (in law)
Common Weights and Measures (table)
common-ion effect (in chemistry)
commonwealth (in government)
Commonwealth Fund (in finance, sociology)
Commonwealth games (sports, United Kingdom)
Commonwealth of Independent States (organization, international organization, Ru
ssia)
Commonwealth of Nations (international organization, United Kingdom)
commune (in medieval history)
Commune of Paris (government, history, France)
communicable diseases (disease)
communication (in communication)
communications industry (in communication, business)
communications satellite (mechanical device)
Communications Satellite Corporation (mechanical device, United States)
communism (in politics)
Communist party (in China)
Communist party (in Russia and the Soviet Union)
Communist party (in the United States)
communistic settlements (organization)
community chest (organization, United States)
community college (university)
Community of Christ (church, Christianity, United States)
commutation of sentence (in law)
commutative law (in mathematics)
commutator (mechanical device)
Como (city, Italy)
Como, Lake (lake, Italy)
Comodoro Rivadavia (city, Argentina)
Comoros, the (country, island group, Comoros)
compact disc (in communication, music, film, computers)
compass (in mathematics)
compass plant (plant, herb)
competition (in economics)
Compiègne (city, France)
complementarity principle (in physics)
complex ion (in chemistry)
complex variable analysis (branch of mathematics)
complexity (system)
composite material (material)
composition (in art)
composition board (material, plant)
compost (plant, material)
compound
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (government, United States)
compressed air (material)
compression (in chemistry)
compressor (mechanical device)
Compromise of 1850 (historical event, United States)
Compton (city, California)
Compton effect (in physics)
compulsive gambling (disease)
compurgation (in law, history)
computer (in computers, communication, mathematics)
computer graphics (in computers, mathematics)
computer music (in computers, music)
computer program (in computers)
computer terminal (in computers)
computer virus (in computers)
computer-aided design (in computers)
computer-aided manufacturing (industry)
Comstock Lode (geographical area, Nevada)
Comtat Venaissin (region, France)
comuneros (politics, Spain)
Comus (in Roman mythology)
Conakry (city, capital, Guinea)
conceit (in literature)
concentration (in chemistry)
concentration camp (in politics, the military)
Concepción (city, Chile)
Concepción del Uruguay (city, Argentina)
conceptual art (in art)
conceptualism (in philosophy)
concert (in music)
Concert of Europe (treaty, Europe)
concertina
concerto (in music)
conch (gastropod)
Conchos (river, Mexico)
Concord (river, United States)
Concord (city, California)
Concord (city, Massachusetts)
Concord (city, New Hampshire)
Concord (city, North Carolina)
concordat (treaty, France)
Concordat of 1801 (treaty)
Concorde, Place de la (geographical area, France)
Concordia (city, Argentina)
concrete (material)
concretion (mineral, material)
condensate (in physics)
condensation (in physics)
condor (vertebrate)
condottiere (the military, history, Italy)
conducting (in music)
conduction (in electricity)
cone (in mathematics)
coneflower (flower, plant)
Conemaugh (river, Pennsylvania)
Conestoga wagon (vehicle)
coney (mammal)
Coney Island (geographical area, New York)
confectionery (food)
Confederacy (organization, United States)
Confederate cruisers (vessel, United States)
Confederation Bridge (structure, Canada)
Confederation of the Rhine (organization, Germany)
Confederation, Articles of (law, government, United States)
Confessing Church (church, Protestantism, Germany)
confession (in law)
confirmation (in Christianity)
conflict of laws (in law)
Confucianism (of China)
Congaree National Park (national park, South Carolina)
congenital heart disease (disease)
congestive heart failure (disease)
conglomerate (in business)
conglomerate (in geology)
Congo (river, Africa)
Congo, Democratic Republic of the (country, Zaire)
Congo, Republic of the (country, Congo)
Congregationalism (in church, Protestantism)
Congress of Racial Equality (organization, United States)
Congress of the United States (government, United States)
Congressional Black Caucus (government, United States)
conic section (in geometry)
conifer
conjoined twins (in genetics, biology)
conjunction (in astronomy)
conjunction (part of speech)
conjunctivitis (disease)
Connacht (province, Ireland)
Conneaut (city, Ohio)
Connecticut (state, United States)
Connecticut (river, United States)
Connecticut Wits (author)
Connecticut, University of (university, Connecticut)
connective tissue (in anatomy)
Connellsville (city, Pennsylvania)
Connemara (region, Ireland)
Connersville (city, Indiana)
Conowingo Dam (dam, Maryland)
conquistador (the military, history, South America/Mexico/Spain)
Conroe (city, Texas)
consanguinity (in law)
conscience (in psychology)
conscientious objector (in the military)
consciousness (in psychology)
conscription (in the military)
consent (in law)
conservation laws (in physics)
conservation of natural resources (in ecology)
conservatism (in politics)
Conservative party (British political party)
Conservative party (Canadian political party)
Consett (city, England)
Conshohocken (city, Pennsylvania)
consols (in economics)
conspiracy (in law)
Constance, Council of (in Catholicism)
Constance, Lake (lake, Switzerland/Germany/Austria)
Constanta (city, Romania)
Constantine (city, Algeria)
Constantine, Donation of (in history, government)
Constantinople (ancient city, Turkey)
Constantinople, First Council of (Christianity, ancient Rome)
Constantinople, Fourth Council of (in Christianity)
Constantinople, Latin Empire of (former empire)
Constantinople, Second Council of (in Christianity)
Constantinople, Third Council of (in Christianity)
Constellation (ship)
constellation (in astronomy)
Constellations (table)
constipation (condition)
Constitution (ship)
constitution (principles of government)
Constitution Island (island, New York)
Constitution of Athens (in Christianity)
Constitution of the United States (government, law, United States)
Constitutional Convention (organization, United States)
Constitutional Union party (organization, United States)
Constitutions, Apostolic (in literature, religion)
constructivism (movement, Russia)
consul (law, ancient Rome)
consular service (in government)
Consulate (government, history, France)
Consumer Affairs, Office of (agency, United States)
Consumers' League, National (organization, United States)
Consumers' Union (organization, industry, United States)
consumption (in economics)
contact lens (in optics)
contemporary art (in art)
contempt (in law)
continent (in geography)
Continental Congress (organization, United States)
Continental Divide (geographical area, North America)
continental drift (in geology)
Continental System (technique, France)
contour (in topography)
contraband (in law)
contrabassoon
contract (in law)
contralto (in music)
Contreras (city, Mexico)
control systems (in mechanics)
convection (in chemistry)
convention (politics, United States)
convict labor (in law)
convulsion (condition)
Conway (city, Arkansas)
Conway Cabal (historical event, United States)
Conwy (city, Wales)
Cooch Behar (former state, India)
Cook Islands (island group, country, New Zealand)
Cook Strait (body of water, New Zealand)
Cookeville (city, Tennessee)
cooking (food)
Coolidge Dam (dam, Arizona)
coolie labor (of Asia)
coon cat (cat)
Coon Rapids (city, Minnesota)
coonhound, black-and-tan (dog)
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art (university, New York)
Cooperative Extension Service (organization, United States)
cooperative movement (in economics)
Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (organization, Unit
ed States)
Cooperstown (city, New York)
Coorg (former state, India)
Coos (island, Greece)
Coos Bay (city, Oregon)
Coosa (river, Georgia/Alabama)
coot (bird)
copaiba (tree, material)
Copán (ancient city, Honduras)
Copenhagen (capital, Denmark)
Copenhagen ware (in household)
Copenhagen, battle of (historical event, war, Denmark)
Copernican system (in astronomy)
copernicium (element)
Copiague (city, New York)
Copiapó (city, Chile)
Copper (river, United States)
copper (chemical element)
copper sulfate (in chemistry)
Copperas Cove (city, Texas)
Copperbelt (region, Zambia)
copperhead (reptile)
Copperheads (organization, United States)
Coppermine (river, Canada)
Coppet (city, Switzerland)
Coptic art (art, Egypt)
Coptos (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
Copts (church, Christianity, Egypt)
copyright (in literature, law)
coquilla nut (part of plant)
Coquimbo (city, Chile)
coral
Coral Gables (city, Florida)
coral reefs (in geography)
Coral Sea (body of water, the Pacific/Australia/New Guinea)
Coral Sea Islands (island group, territory, Australia)
coral snake (reptile)
Coral Springs (city, Florida)
Corby (city, England)
cordage (material)
Cordele (city, Georgia)
Cordelia (in astronomy)
Cordeliers (organization, France)
Cordilleras (mountains, North America)
Córdoba (city, Argentina)
Córdoba (city, Mexico)
Córdoba (city, Spain)
Córdoba, Fernández de
corduroy (in textile)
coreopsis (species)
coriander (plant, herb)
Corinth (city, Greece)
Corinth (city, Mississippi)
Corinth, Gulf of (body of water, Greece)
Corinth, Isthmus of (body of water, Greece)
Corinthian order (style)
Corinthian War (historical event, ancient Greece)
Corinthians
Corinto (city, Nicaragua)
Coriolis effect (in astrophysics)
Cork (county, Ireland)
Cork (city, Ireland)
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Corn Belt (geographical area, United States)
corn borer (insect)
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Cornell University (university, New York)
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Corner Brook (city, Canada)
cornet
cornflower (plant, flower)
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Corning (city, New York)
Cornish (language, United Kingdom)
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Cornish literature (literature, history, England)
Corno, Monte (mountain, Italy)
Cornouaille (region, France)
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Cornwall (county, England)
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Coromandel Coast (geographical area, India)
Corona (city, California)
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Corona Borealis (constellation)
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Coronel (city, Chile)
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Corumbá (city, Brazil)
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Cosenza (city, Italy)
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Cotonou (city, Benin)
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Cotswold sheep (mammal)
Cottage Grove (city, Minnesota)
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Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (organization)
Council of
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Coz (in the Old Testament)
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Cr (symbol)
crab
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Craigavon (city, Northern Ireland)
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Cretaceous period (era)
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Crete (island, Greece)
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Creusa (in Greek Mythology)
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Crimea (peninsula, region, Ukraine)
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criminal law (in law, crime)
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Cripple Creek (city, Colorado)
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Cristóbal (city, Panama)
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Crittenden Compromise (historical event)
Cro-Magnon man (in anthropology)
Croagh Patrick (mountain, Ireland)
croaker (fish)
Croatia (country)
Croatoan (literature, United States)
crochet work (technique)
crocodile
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Crookes tube (mechanical device)
croquet
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Croswell case (case, United States)
croton (in botany)
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Crotona (ancient city, Italy)
croup (disease)
Crow (indigenous people of North America)
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Crowley (city, Louisiana)
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Crown Point (city, New York)
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Crux (constellation)
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crystal (in chemistry, physics)
Crystal Lake (city, Illinois)
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Cs (chemical symbol)
CS (chemical compound)
Csepel (island, Hungary)
Ctenophora (invertebrate)
Ctesiphon (ancient city, Iraq)
Cu (symbol)
Cuala Press (printing, business, history, Ireland)
Cuanza (river, Angola)
Cuautla (city, Mexico)
Cuba (country, island)
Cuban Missile Crisis (historical event, United States/Russia/Cuba)
Cubango (river, Angola/Namibia/Botswana)
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Cuchulain (legend, Ireland)
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Cudahy (city, California)
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Cuddalore (city, India)
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Cuenca (city, Ecuador)
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Cuernavaca (city, Mexico)
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Cuiabá (city, Brazil)
Culdees (order, Ireland/Scotland)
Cullman (city, Alabama)
Culloden Moor (geographical area, Scotland)
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Cultural Revolution (historical event, China)
culture (in anthropology)
Culver City (city, California)
Cumae (ancient city, Italy)
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Cumans (people, Turkey)
Cumberland (former county, England)
Cumberland (river, United States)
Cumberland (city, Maryland)
Cumberland (city, Rhode Island)
Cumberland Gap (geographical area, Virginia/Kentucky/Tennessee)
Cumberland Plateau (mountains, United States)
Cumberland Presbyterian Church (church, Protestantism, United States)
Cumberland Valley (geographical area, Maryland/Pennsylvania)
Cumbernauld (city, Scotland)
Cumbria (county, England)
Cumbrian Mountains (mountains, England)
cumin (herb, plant, spice)
Cumming, John
Cunaxa (ancient city, Babylon)
cuneiform (system)
Cunene (river, Angola)
Cuneo (city, Italy)
Cupar (city, Scotland)
cupric sulfate (in chemistry)
Curaçao (island)
curare (material)
curassow (bird)
curculio (insect)
curfew (in law)
Curicó (city, Chile)
Curitiba (city, Brazil)
curium (element)
curlew (bird)
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Curragh, the (region, Ireland)
currant (plant, fruit)
current, electric (in electricity)
curry (spice)
Cursor Mundi (literature, England)
Curtea de Arges (city, Romania)
Curtis Institute of Music (university, Pennsylvania)
curve (in mathematics)
Cush (former country, Middle East/Nubia)
Cushitic (language)
custard-apple (plant, tree, fruit)
custom (in psychology, anthropology)
Custoza (city, Italy)
Cuth (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
Cutler Ridge (city, Florida)
cutlery (food, mechanical device)
Cuttack (city, India)
cutter (vessel)
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cuttlefish
Cutty Sark (clipper ship)
cutworm (insect)
Cuxhaven (city, Germany)
Cuyahoga (river, Ohio)
Cuyahoga Falls (city, Ohio)
Cuzco (city, Peru)
Cwmbrân (city, Wales)
cyanide (in chemistry)
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cyano group (in chemistry)
cyanobacteria (bacteria, bacteria)
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Cybele (ancient religion, Lydia/ancient Greece/ancient Rome)
cybernetics (in science, electronics)
cycad (plant)
Cyclades (island group, Greece)
Cycladic art (art, history, ancient Greece)
cyclamate (in chemistry)
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cyclohexane (in chemistry)
cyclone (in meteorology)
Cyclopean (construction, technique)
cyclopropane (in chemistry)
Cyclops (in Greek Mythology)
cyclosis (process)
cyclostome (fish)
Cygnus (constellation)
cylinder (in mathematics)
cymbals
Cyme (ancient city, ancient Greece/Asia Minor)
Cynics (philosophy, ancient Greece)
Cypress (city, California)
cypress (in botany)
Cyprus (country, island)
Cyrenaica (ancient region, Libya)
Cyrenaics (in philosophy)
Cyrene (ancient city, Africa)
cyst (condition)
cysteine (in chemistry)
cystic fibrosis (disease)
cystitis (disease)
cytochrome (material)
cytology (branch of biology)
cytomegalovirus (disease, virus)
cytosine (in chemistry, biology)
Cytoxan (drug)
Cyzicus (ancient city, Turkey)
Czech language (language, Czech Republic)
Czech Legion (organization, Czechoslovakia)
Czech literature (literature, Czech Republic)
Czech Republic (country, Czechoslovakia)
Czechoslovakia (former country, Slovakia/Czech Republic)
Czestochowa (city, Poland)
D (in linguistics)
D'Alembert's principle (in mechanics)
D'Entrecasteaux Islands (island group, Papua New Guinea)
Da Lat (city, Vietnam)
Da Nang (city, Vietnam)
Dabbasheth (ancient city)
Daberath (ancient city)
Dabrowa Górnicza (city, Poland)
Dachau (city, Germany)
dachshund (dog)
Dacia (ancient region, Romania)
Dacron (in textile)
Dada (movement, Europe)
Dadra and Nagar Haveli (territory, India)
Daedalus (in Greek Mythology)
Daegu (city, South Korea)
Daejeon (city, South Korea)
Dagestan Republic (republic, Russia)
Dagon (ancient religion, Middle East)
Dahlak Archipelago (island group, Eritrea)
dahlia (plant, flower)
Dáil Éireann (organization, Ireland)
Daimiel (city, Spain)
daimyo (business, history, Japan)
dairying (food)
Daisetsu-zan (mountains, Japan)
daisy (plant, flower)
Daito (city, Japan)
Dakar (capital, Senegal)
Dalälven (river, Sweden)
Dalhousie University (university, Canada)
Dali (city, China)
Dalian (city, China)
Dallas (city, Texas)
Dalmanutha (place)
Dalmatia (region, Croatia)
Dalmatian (dog)
Dalton (city, Georgia)
Dalton's law (in physics)
Daly City (city, California)
dam (structure)
damages (in law)
damalisk (mammal)
Daman and Diu (territory, India)
Damanhur (city, Egypt)
Damaris (character)
damascening (technique)
Damascus (capital, Syria)
Damascus ware (material)
damask (in textile)
Damavand (mountain, Iran)
Dambul (city, Sri Lanka)
Damocles (Greek courtier to Dionysius the Elder)
Damodar (river, India)
Damoh (city, India)
Damon and Pythias (in Greek Mythology)
damp (in mining)
damselfish (fish)
Danaë (character)
Danaüs (in Greek Mythology)
Danbury (city, Connecticut)
Danbury Hatters' Case (case, United States)
dance (in dance)
Dance Theatre of Harlem (organization)
dandelion (plant)
Dandie Dinmont terrier (dog)
Dandong (city, China)
dandruff (condition)
Danegeld (in economics, history)
Danelaw (law, history, Denmark)
Daniel (book of the Bible)
Danish language (language, Denmark)
Danish literature (literature, Denmark)
Danube (river, Europe)
Danvers (city, Massachusetts)
Danville (city, Illinois)
Danville (city, Kentucky)
Danville (city, Virginia)
Daphne (in Greek mythology)
daphne (in botany)
Daphnis (in Greek Mythology)
Dar-es-Salaam (capital, Tanzania)
Darbhanga (city, India)
Darby (city, Pennsylvania)
Dardanelles (body of water, Turkey)
Dardanus (in Greek Mythology)
Dardic languages (language)
Darfur (region, Sudan)
Darién (region, Panama)
Darien (town, United States)
Darién Scheme (historical event, Scotland)
Darjeeling (city, India)
dark energy (in astronomy, physics)
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Darling (1965 Film)
Darling Downs (geographical area, Australia)
Darling Range (state, Australia)
Darlington (city, England)
Darmstadt (city, Germany)
darmstadtium (element)
darter (bird)
Dartford (city, England)
Dartmoor Prison (structure, England)
Dartmouth (city, Canada)
Dartmouth (town, England)
Dartmouth (town, United States)
Dartmouth College (university, New Hampshire)
Dartmouth College Case (case, United States)
Darwen (city, England)
Darwin (city, Australia)
Darwin's finches (bird)
Darwinism (in biology)
Daryal (geographical area, Georgia)
Dashava (region, Ukraine)
Dasht-e Kavir (geographical area, Iran)
dasyure
data communications (in communication)
data encryption (system)
data processing (in computers)
date (tree, fruit)
Datia (city, India)
dating (technique)
dative (in linguistics)
Datong (city, China)
Daugavpils (city, Latvia)
Daughters of the American Revolution (organization, United States)
Daulatabad (city, India)
Dauphin (town, Canada)
dauphin (French title)
Dauphiné (region, former province, France)
Davangere (city, India)
Davao (city, Philippines)
Davenport (city, Iowa)
David (city, Panama)
David and Lucile Packard Foundation (organization, United States)
Davis (city, California)
Davis Mountains (mountains, Texas)
Davis Strait (body of water, Canada/Greenland)
Davis, Mount (mountain, Pennsylvania)
Davos (city, Switzerland)
Davy Jones (Pop Musician / TV Personality)
Dawes Act (law, United States)
Dawes Commission (organization, United States)
Dawes Plan (treaty)
Dawson (city, Canada)
Dawson Creek (city, Canada)
Dax (city, France)
day
day nursery (in education)
Day of the Dead (holiday, festival, Mexico)
daylight saving time
Dayr az Zawr (city, Syria)
Dayton (city, Ohio)
Daytona Beach (city of northeast Florida on the Atlantic coast)
Db (element, symbol)
DDT (in chemistry, environmentalism)
de Broglie
De Pere (city, Wisconsin)
De profundis (in the Bible)
De Vos
de Vries
De Witt (city, New York)
De-shima (island, Japan)
Dead River (river, Canada/Maine)
Dead Sea (lake, Israel/Jordan)
Dead Sea Scrolls (literature, history, Israel)
Deadwood (city, South dakota)
deafness (condition)
Deal (city, England)
Deal Island (island, Maryland)
Dean, Forest of (geographical area, England)
Dearborn (city, Michigan)
death (in medicine, law)
Death Valley (arid desert basin)
Death, Dance of (in poetry, literature)
Deauville (city, France)
debenture (in economics)
debit card (in finance)
Deblin (city, Poland)
Deborah (Bible)
Debrecen (city, Hungary)
debt (in finance)
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decadents (organization)
decapod
Decapolis (organization, ancient city, Jordan)
decathlon (in sports)
Decatur (city, Alabama)
Decatur (city, Georgia)
Decatur (city, Illinois)
decay of organic matter (process)
Deccan (region, India)
Decembrists (organization, Russia)
decemvirs (organization, ancient Rome)
decibel (in acoustics)
decimal system (in mathematics)
Deci´n (city, Czech Republic)
Declaration of Independence (United States)
Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen (literature, government, France)
declination (in astronomy)
decompression sickness (condition)
deconstruction (in linguistics, philosophy, literature)
Decorated style (style)
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decorative arts (in art)
découpage (technique)
decree (in law)
Dedan (ancient people)
Dedham (city, Massachusetts)
deduction (Finance)
Dee (rivers, Scotland)
Dee (river, Wales)
deed (in law)
Deep Sea Drilling Project (project, United States/Japan)
deer (mammal)
Deer Park (city, New York)
Deer Park (city, Texas)
Deerfield (river, United States)
Deerfield (city, Illinois)
Deerfield (city, Massachusetts)
Deerfield Beach (city, Florida)
DEET (in chemistry)
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (agency, United States)
defense mechanism (in psychology)
Defense, United States Department of (agency, United States)
Defiance (city, Ohio)
defibrillator (treatment)
defoliant (in chemistry)
degree-day
degree, academic (in education)
Dehradun (city, India)
Deimos (in astronomy)
Deinonychus (dinosaur)
Deira (kingdom, England)
Deirdre (character, Ireland)
deists (religion, philosophy, Europe/United States)
DeKalb (city, Illinois)
Del City (city, Oklahoma)
Del Rio (city, Texas)
DeLand (city, Florida)
Delano (city, California)
Delaware (indigenous people of North America)
Delaware (state, United States)
Delaware (city, Delaware)
Delaware (river, United States)
Delaware and Hudson Canal (body of water, Pennsylvania/New York)
Delaware and Raritan Canal (body of water, New Jersey)
Delaware Aqueduct (structure, New York)
Delaware River Basin Compact (project, United States)
Delaware Water Gap (region, New Jersey/Pennsylvania)
Delaware, University of (university, Delaware)
Delémont (city, Switzerland)
Delft (city, the Netherlands)
delftware (in household)
Delhi (state, city, India)
Delhi Sultanate (dynasty, India)
Delian League (organization, ancient Greece)
Delilah (Bible)
deliquescence (in chemistry)
delirium tremens (condition)
Delium (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Della Porta
Della-Cruscans (organization, England)
Dells of the Wisconsin (region, Wisconsin)
Delmarva (geographical area, Maryland/Delaware)
Delmenhorst (city, Germany)
Delos (island, Greece)
Delphi (geographical area, ancient Greece)
Delray Beach (city, Florida)
delta (in geography)
Delta Plan (project, the Netherlands)
Deluge (event)
delusion (in psychology)
dementia (in psychology)
Demerara (river, Guyana)
demesne (in law, history)
Demeter (in Greek Mythology)
demiurge (in religion, mythology)
democracy (in political science)
Democratic party (organization, United States)
demography (in sociology)
demon
demonetization (in economics)
Den Helder (city, the Netherlands)
Denain (city, France)
Denali National Park and Preserve (national park, Alaska)
denaturation (in chemistry)
Denbighshire (county, Wales)
Dendara (city, Egypt)
Deneb (star)
dengue fever (disease, virus)
denial (in psychology)
Denison (city, Texas)
Denison Dam (dam, Texas/Oklahoma)
Denizli (city, Turkey)
Denmark (country)
Denmark Strait (body of water, Greenland/Iceland)
density (in chemistry, physics)
Dent Blanche (mountain, Switzerland)
dentistry (branch of medicine)
dentition (in medicine)
Denton (city, Texas)
Dents du Midi (mountains, Switzerland)
denture (in medicine)
Denver (capital, Colorado)
Denver, University of (university, Colorado)
deodorizer (material)
DePauw University (university, Indiana)
Depew (city, New York)
depilatory (material)
deportation (in law)
depreciation (in finance)
depressant (drug)
depression (in economics)
depression (in psychiatry)
depth charge (weapon)
Dera Ghazi Khan (city, Pakistan)
Dera Ismail Khan (city, Pakistan)
Derbe (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Derbent (city, Russia)
Derby (city and district, England)
Derby (city, Connecticut)
Derby (English horse race)
Derby ware (in household)
Derbyshire (county, England)
Derg, Lough (lake, Ireland)
dermatitis (condition)
dermatology (branch of medicine)
Derry (city, Northern Ireland)
Derry (town, United States)
Derwent (river, England)
Derwent Water (lake, England)
DES (drug)
Des Moines (city, Iowa)
Des Moines (river, United States)
Des Plaines (city, Illinois)
Des Plaines (river, United States)
Desaguadero (river, Bolivia)
descent (in anthropology)
Deschutes (river, Oregon)
descriptive geometry (branch of geometry)
Desdemona (in astronomy)
desert
desert lily (plant, flower)
desertion (in law)
design (in design)
desktop publishing (in computers, printing, publishing)
desmid (algea)
Desna (river, Russia/Ukraine)
Desoxyn (drug)
Despina (in astronomy)
despotism (in government)
Dessau (city, Germany)
Dessie (city, Ethiopia)
destroyer (vessel)
detergent (material)
determinant (in mathematics)
determinism (in philosophy)
Detmold (city, Germany)
detonator (weapon)
Detroit (city, Michigan)
Detroit (river, United States and Canada)
Detroit Mercy, University of (university, Michigan)
Dettifoss (waterfall, Iceland)
Deucalion (in Greek Mythology)
deuterium (isotope)
Deuteromycota (fungus)
Deuteronomy (in the Old Testament)
Deutsches Theater (organization, Germany)
Deux-Sèvres (department, France)
devaluation (in economics)
Deventer (city, the Netherlands)
devilfish (fish)
Devils Island (island, Caribbean)
Devils Lake (lake, North Dakota/Wisconsin)
Devils Tower National Monument (national monument, Wyoming)
Devolution, War of (war, Spain/the Netherlands/France)
Devon (county, England)
Devon cattle (mammal)
Devon Island (island, Canada)
Devonian period (period)
dew (in meteorology, botany)
Dewar flask (container)
dewberry (plant)
Dewsbury (city, England)
Dexedrine (drug)
dextrin (in chemistry)
Dezful (city, Iran)
Dhahran (city, Saudi Arabia)
Dhaka (capital, Bangladesh)
Dhamar (city, Yemen)
Dhanbad (city, India)
Dhar (city, India)
Dharamsala (city, India)
dharma (in Hinduism, Buddhism)
Dhekelia (geographical area, Cyprus/United Kingdom)
Dhule (city, India)
Dia Art Foundation (organization, United States)
diabetes (disease)
diadem (clothing)
Diadochi (empire, Macedonia)
diagnosis (technique)
dialect (in linguistics)
dialectic (in philosophy)
dialectical materialism (in philosophy, politics)
dialysis (in chemistry)
diamond (mineral)
Diamond Head (1962 Film)
Diamond Necklace, Affair of the (historical event, France)
Diana (in Roman religion)
diapensia (plant)
diaphragm (in anatomy)
diarrhea (condition)
diary (in literature)
Diaspora (in Judaism)
diathermy (technique)
diatom (algea)
Dibon (ancient city, Israel)
Dibrugarh (city, India)
dice (in games and gambling)
Dickinson (city, North Dakota)
Dickinson College (university, Pennsylvania)
dictator (in politics)
dictionary (in linguistics, literature)
Didache (in literature)
Dido (in Roman mythology)
die (mechanical device, industry)
die-casting (industry, process)
Diego Garcia (island, United Kingdom/the Indian Ocean)
dielectric (in electricity)
Dienbienphu (city, Vietnam)
Dieppe (city, France)
Dies irae (in Catholicism, music)
diesel engine (mechanical device)
diet (parliamentary body)
diet (in nutrition)
Dietikon (city, Switzerland)
differential (mechanical device)
differential geometry (branch of geometry)
differentiation (in biology)
diffraction (in optics)
diffusion (in chemistry)
digestive system (in anatomy)
Digger Indians (of North America)
Diggers (church, Protestantism, England)
digital art (in art, computers)
digital circuit (in electronics)
digital radio (mechanical device)
digital versatile disc (in music, film, computers, communication)
digital-to-analog conversion (in computers, communication)
digitalis (drug)
Digne (city, France)
Dijon (city, France)
Dilantin (drug)
Dili (capital, East Timor)
dill (plant, herb)
dime novels (in fiction)
dimension (in physics)
diminishing returns, law of (in economics)
Dimitrovgrad (city, Bulgaria)
Dimona (city, Israel)
Dinajpur (city, Bangladesh)
Dinard (city, France)
Dinaric Alps (mountains, Italy/Europe)
Dindigul (city, India)
diner (in business)
dingo (dog)
Dingwall (city, Scotland)
Dinoflagellata (algea, division)
dinosaur
Dinotherium (mammal)
diode (in electronics)
dioecious plant (plant)
Diomede Islands (island group, Russia/Alaska)
Diomedes (mythology, ancient Greece)
Dione (in astronomy)
Dionysus (in Greek Mythology)
Diourbel (city, Senegal)
dip (in agriculture)
diphosgene (in chemistry)
diphtheria (disease, bacteria)
Diplodocus (dinosaur)
diplomatic service (system)
dipper (bird)
Dire Dawa (city, Ethiopia)
direct action
direct current (in electricity)
directing (in theater, film)
direction finder (mechanical device)
Directoire style (style)
Directory (organization, France)
Disappointment, Cape (geographical area, Washington)
Disarmament Conference (historical event)
disarmament, nuclear (weapon)
disco (style)
discount (in finance)
discus throwing (in sports)
disease
diseases of plants (in botany)
disinfectant (material)
disk plow (mechanical device)
Disko (island, Greenland)
dislocation (condition)
Dismal Swamp (geographical area, Virginia/North Carolina)
dispersion (in chemistry)
dissociation (in chemistry)
distemper (in veterinary medicine)
distillation (process)
distortion (in electronics)
distribution (in economics)
distributive law (in mathematics)
District of Columbia (district, capital, Washington DC)
District of Columbia, University of the (university, Washington DC)
Dithmarschen (region, Germany)
dithyramb (music, ancient Greece)
diuretic (drug)
diurnal circle (in astrophysics)
diver (bird)
diverticulosis (disease)
Dives (character)
dividend (in finance)
divination
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divining rod (mechanical device)
division (in mathematics)
division of labor (in economics)
divorce (in law)
Diwali (holiday, India)
Dixon (city, Illinois)
Diyala (river, Iran/Iraq)
Diyarbakir (city, Turkey)
Djenné (city, Mali)
Djerid, Chott (lake, Tunisia)
Djibouti (country, Africa)
Djibouti (city, Republic of Djibouti)
Dmitrov (city, Russia)
DNA fingerprinting (in genetics, law)
Dnieper (river, Ukraine/Russia)
Dniester (river, Ukraine/Moldova)
Dniprodzerzhynsk (city, Ukraine)
Dniprohes (organization, Ukraine)
Dnipropetrovsk (city, Ukraine)
Doab (in agriculture)
Dobbs Ferry (city, New York)
Doberman pinscher (dog)
Dobrich (city, Bulgaria)
Dobruja (region, Europe/Romania/Bulgaria)
dobsonfly (insect)
Docetism (in Christianity)
Doctors Without Borders (organization)
Doctrine of Signatures (in botany, history)
Dodanim (ancient people)
Dodecanese (island group, Greece)
Dodge City (city, Kansas)
dodo (extinct bird)
Dodoma (capital, Tanzania)
Dodona (ancient religion, ancient Greece)
dog
dog days (in meteorology)
dog racing
dogbane (plant, herb)
dogfish (vertebrate)
Dogger Bank (geographical area, Denmark/England)
Dogon (people, Mali)
dogtooth violet (plant, flower)
dogwood (tree)
Doha (city, Qatar)
doldrums (in meteorology)
Dôle (city, France)
dole (in finance)
Dolgellau (city, Wales)
doll (1987 Film)
dolmen
dolomite (WordNet)
Dolomites (mountains, Italy)
dolphin (aquatic mammal)
Dolton (city, Illinois)
Dom (mountain, Switzerland)
dome (part of structure)
Domesday Book (history, England)
domestic service (in business)
domicile (in household)
Dominica (country, island)
Dominican Republic (country)
Dominicans (order)
dominion (in politics)
domino theory (in political science)
dominoes
Domrémy-la-Pucelle (city, France)
Don (river, Russia)
Don (river, England)
Don Cossacks (people, Russia)
Don Juan (in legend, crime)
Donatism (Christianity, Northern Africa)
Donauwörth (city, Germany)
Doncaster (city, England)
Donegal (county, Republic of Ireland)
Donegal (town, Republic of Ireland)
Donets (river, Ukraine/Russia)
Donets Basin (region, Ukraine/Russia)
Donetsk (city, Ukraine)
Dong Nai (river, Vietnam)
Dongola (region, Sudan)
Dongting (lake, China)
Donner Party (history, United States)
Donnybrook (city, Ireland)
Doomsday 2000 (in computers)
Doon (river, Scotland)
Door Peninsula (geographical area, Wisconsin)
dopamine (material)
Dophkah (place)
Doppler effect (in astrophysics, physics)
Dor (ancient city, Palestine)
Dorcas (character)
Dorchester (town, England)
Dordogne (department, France)
Dordogne (river, France)
Dordrecht (city, the Netherlands)
Dorians (people, ancient Greece)
Doric order (style)
Doris (region, Greece)
Dorking (city, England)
Dormont (city, Pennsylvania)
dormouse (rodent)
Dornoch (city, Scotland)
Dorset (county, England)
Dorset sheep (mammal)
Dortmund (city, Germany)
Dortmund-Ems Canal (body of water, Germany)
Dorval (city, Canada)
Dorylaeum (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Dothan (city, Alabama)
Dothan (in the Bible)
Douai (city, France)
Douala (city, Cameroon)
Douaumont (city, France)
double bass
Doubs (department, France)
Doubs (river, France and Switzerland)
Douglas (city, Isle of Man)
Douglas (city, Arizona)
Douglas (city, Georgia)
Doulton ware (in household)
Dounreay (city, Scotland)
Douro (river, Spain)
Dove (river, England)
Dover (town, England)
Dover (city, New Hampshire)
Dover (city, New Jersey)
Dover (city, Delaware)
Dover, Strait of (body of water, England/France)
Doves Press (organization)
Dovrefjell (region, Norway)
Dow Jones Average (in finance)
dower (in law)
Down (region, Northern Ireland)
Down syndrome (disease)
Downers Grove (city, Illinois)
Downey (city, California)
Downing Street (road, England)
Downpatrick (city, Northern Ireland)
Downs, North, and South Downs (mountains, England)
Downs, The (road, England)
dowry (in law)
doxology (in Christianity)
DPN (symbol)
Drachenfels (mountain, Germany)
Draco (in astronomy)
Dracut (city, Massachusetts)
draft (in banking)
draft horse (mammal)
draft riots (historical event, United States)
dragon (in mythology)
dragon's blood (material, plant)
dragonfly (insect)
dragonnades (historical event)
Draguignan (city, France)
drainage (in mining)
Drake's Bay (body of water, the Pacific/California)
Drakensberg Range (mountains, South Africa/Lesotho)
Dráma (city, Greece)
drama, Western (in drama)
Drammen (city, Norway)
Drancy (city, France)
Drangiana (ancient country, Persia)
Drava (river, Italy)
Dravidian languages (language)
Dravidians (people, India/Sri Lanka)
drawing (in art)
dream (in psychology)
Dred Scott Case (case, United States)
dredging (process)
Drenthe (province, the Netherlands)
Dresden (city, Germany)
Dreux (city, France)
Drewry's Bluff (geographical area, Virginia)
Drexel University (university, Pennsylvania)
Dreyfus Affair (historical event, France)
drift (in geology)
Driftless Area (region, Wisconsin/Minnesota/Iowa/Illinois)
drill (tool)
Drin (river, Albania)
Drina (river, Montenegro)
Drobak (city, Norway)
Drobeta-Turnu Severin (city, Romania)
Drogheda (city, Ireland)
Drohobych (city, Ukraine)
Drôme (Electronica Artist)
drone (bee, or pilotless plane)
drongo (vertebrate, bird)
dropwort (plant, herb)
drought (in meteorology, agriculture)
drug addiction and drug abuse (drug)
drug poisoning (drug, condition)
drug resistance (drug, bacteria)
drugs (drug)
druids (ancient religion, England/Ireland)
drum (in music)
Drumheller (city, Canada)
drumlin (in geology)
Drummondville (city, Canada)
Drury Lane (road, part of London, England)
Drusilla (character)
Druze (religion, Middle East)
dry cleaning (process)
dry farming (in agriculture)
dry rot (condition)
Dry Tortugas (island group, national park, Florida)
Dryburgh Abbey (structure, Scotland)
drying oil (material, plant)
Dryopithecus (mammal)
drypoint (process)
Ds (element)
Du Bois (city, Pennsylvania)
dualism (in philosophy)
Duarte (king of Portugal)
Dubai (sheikhdom, city, United Arab Emirates)
Dubawnt (river, Canada)
Dubawnt Lake (lake, Canada)
Dübendorf (city, Switzerland)
Dublin (county, Republic of Ireland)
Dublin (city, Republic of Ireland)
Dublin (city, California)
Dublin (city, Georgia)
Dublin, University of (university, Ireland)
Dubna (city, Russia)
dubnium (element)
Dubrovnik (city, Croatia)
Dubuque (city, Iowa)
duck (vertebrate, chordate)
Duck Lake (lake, Canada)
duckweed (plant)
ductility (in chemistry)
Dudinka (city, Russia)
Dudley (city, England)
duel (weapon, technique)
Duggah (city, Tunisia)
duiker (mammal)
Duisburg (city, Germany)
Duke of York Islands (island group, Papua New Guinea)
Duke University (university, North Carolina)
Dukhobors (church, Christianity, Russia/Canada)
dulcimer
Duluth (city, Minnesota)
duma (2005 Film)
Dumaguete (city, Philippines)
Dumah (ancient people, ancient city)
dumb show (in theater)
Dumbarton (two, Scotland)
Dumbartonshire (former county, Scotland)
Dumdum (type of bullet)
Dumfries (town, Scotland)
Dumfriesshire (former county, Scotland)
Dumont (city, New Jersey)
dumping (in economics)
Dumyat (city, Egypt)
Dún Laoghaire (city, Ireland)
Dunajec (river, Poland)
Dunbar (city, Scotland)
Duncan (city, Oklahoma)
Duncansby Head (geographical area, Scotland)
Duncanville (city, Texas)
Dundalk (town, Republic of Ireland)
Dundalk (city, Maryland)
Dundas (city, Canada)
Dundee (city, Scotland)
dune (in geography)
Dunedin (city, New Zealand)
Dunedin (city, Florida)
Dunes, Battle of the (historical event, France/Spain)
Dunfermline (city, Scotland)
Dunhuang (city, China)
Dunkeld (city, Scotland)
Dunkirk (town, France)
Dunkirk (city, New York)
Dunmore (city, Pennsylvania)
Dunnet Head (geographical area, Scotland)
Dunsinane (mountain, Scotland)
Dunstable (city, England)
Duque de Caxias (city, Brazil)
Duquesne (city, Pennsylvania)
Dura (ancient city, Syria)
Dura (in the Bible)
duralumin (in chemistry)
Durance (river, France)
Durango (state, Mexico)
Durango (city, Mexico)
Durango (city, Colorado)
Durant (city, Oklahoma)
Durban (city, South Africa)
Düren (city, Germany)
duress (in law)
Durgapur (city, India)
Durham (county, England)
Durham (town, England)
Durham (city, North Carolina)
durian (fruit, plant)
Duroc swine (mammal)
Durrës (city, Albania)
Dushanbe (capital, Tajikistan)
Düsseldorf (city, Germany)
Dust Bowl (geographical area, United States)
dust, atmospheric (in meteorology)
Dutch and Flemish literature (literature, the Netherlands/Belgium)
Dutch art (art, the Netherlands)
Dutch language (language, the Netherlands)
Dutch Wars (war, the Netherlands/England)
Dutch West India Company (organization, the Netherlands/India)
Dvina (river, Russia)
Dvina (river, Russia, Belarus, and Latvia)
Dvur Králové nad Labem (city, Czech Republic)
dwarf tree (tree)
dwarfism (condition)
Dy (symbol)
Dyak (people, Borneo)
Dybbøl (city, Denmark)
dye (material)
dyer's-weed (plant)
Dyersburg (city, Tennessee)
Dyfed (former county, Wales)
Dykh-Tau (mountain, Russia)
dynamics (in mechanics)
dynamite (weapon, material)
Dynasties of Ancient Egypt (table)
dyne (unit)
dysentery (condition)
dyslexia (in psychology, education)
Dysnomia (in astronomy)
dysprosium (element, metal)
Dzerzhinsk (city, Russia)
Dzierzoniów (city, Poland)
Dzungaria (region, China)
E (letter of the alphabet)
e (in mathematics)
E Pluribus Unum (government, United States)
e-commerce (in business, computers)
Ea (ancient religion, Babylon)
Ead- (of England)
eagle (bird)
Eagle Pass (city, Texas)
Ealing (part of London, England)
ear (in anatomy)
Early Christian art and architecture (in Christianity, art, architecture)
Earn, Loch (lake, Scotland)
earring
earth (in chemistry)
Earth Day (holiday)
earthenware (in household)
earthquake (in geology)
earthworm (annelid)
earwig (insect)
easement (in law)
Easley (city, South Carolina)
East African Community (international organization, Africa)
East Anglia (former kingdom)
East Chicago (city, Indiana)
East China Sea (body of water, the Pacific/Taiwan/China)
East Cleveland (city, Ohio)
East Coolgardie Goldfield (geographical area, Australia)
East Flanders (province, Belgium)
East Friesland (region, Germany)
East Hartford (city, Connecticut)
East Haven (city, Connecticut)
East India Company, British (organization, England)
East India Company, Dutch (organization, the Netherlands)
East India Company, French (organization, France)
East Indies (island group, Indonesia/Asia)
East Kilbride (city, Scotland)
East Lansing (city, Michigan)
East Liverpool (city, Ohio)
East London (city, South Africa)
East Longmeadow (city, Massachusetts)
East Los Angeles (city, California)
East Lothian (former county, Scotland)
East Lyme (city, Connecticut)
East Massapequa (city, New York)
East Meadow (city, New York)
East Moline (city, Illinois)
East Northport (city, New York)
East Orange (city, New Jersey)
East Peoria (city, Illinois)
East Point (city, Georgia)
East Providence (city, Rhode Island)
East Prussia (former province, Germany)
East Ridge (city, Tennessee)
East River (body of water, New York)
East Rockaway (city, New York)
East Saint Louis (city, Illinois)
East Siberian Sea (body of water, Siberia/the Arctic Ocean)
East Sussex (county, England)
East Timor (country)
Eastbourne (city, England)
Easter (holy day)
Easter Island (island, the Pacific/Chile)
Eastern Highlands (mountains, Australia)
Eastern Michigan University (university, Michigan)
Eastern Question (politics, history, Europe)
Eastern Shore (region, Maryland/Virginia)
Eastern Woodlands culture (of North America)
Easthampton (city, Massachusetts)
Eastlake (city, Ohio)
Eastleigh (city, England)
Eastmain (river, Canada)
Easton (city, Pennsylvania)
Eastpointe (city, Michigan)
eating disorders (in psychology)
Eatontown (city, New Jersey)
Eau Claire (city, Wisconsin)
eau de Cologne (material)
Ebal, Mount (mountain, West Bank)
Ebbers, Bernie (business, crime, United States)
Ebbw Vale (city, Wales)
Eben-ezer (place)
Ebetsu (city, Japan)
Ebionites (in Judaism, Christianity)
Ebla (ancient city, Syria)
Ebola virus (disease, virus)
Éboli (city, Italy)
ebony (tree)
Ebro (river, Spain)
Ebronah (place)
écarté
Ecatepec de Morelos (city, Mexico)
Ecbatana (capital, ancient city)
eccentric (in mechanics)
Eccles (city, England)
Ecclesiastes (in the Old Testament)
echidna (in zoology)
echinacea (drug, herb)
Echinodermata (echinoderm)
echo (in acoustics)
Echo (in Greek mythology)
echo sounder (system, measure)
Echternach (city, Luxembourg)
Écija (city, Spain)
eclampsia (disease)
eclecticism (in art)
eclipse (in astronomy)
ecliptic (in astrophysics)
ecliptic coordinate system (in astrophysics)
École des Beaux-Arts (university, France)
ecology (study of organisms and their environment)
econometrics (technique)
Economic and Social Council (organization)
economic planning (in economics)
economics (in economics)
Ecorse (city, Michigan)
ecstasy (drug)
ectoderm (in anatomy)
Ectoprocta (in zoology)
Ecuador (country)
ecumenical movement (in Protestantism)
eczema (disease)
Ed (in the Old Testament)
Edam (city, the Netherlands)
Edar (place)
Edda (in literature)
Eddystone (structure, England)
edelweiss (plant)
edema (condition)
Eden (rivers, England and Scotland)
Eden, Garden of (place)
Eder (river, Germany)
Edessa (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
edge cities (city, Virginia)
Edgehill (geographical area, England)
Edgeøya (island, Norway)
Edhessa (city, Greece)
Edina (city, Minnesota)
Edinburg (city, Texas)
Edinburgh (capital, Scotland)
Edinburgh, University of (university, Scotland)
Edirne (city, Turkey)
Edison (city, New Jersey)
Edmond (city, Oklahoma)
Edmonds (city, Washington)
Edmonton (capital, Alberta)
Edmundston (city, Canada)
Edom (place)
education (process)
Education, United States Department of (agency, United States)
Edward, Lake (lake, Africa/Zaire/Uganda)
Edwards Air Force Base (structure)
Edwardsville (city, Illinois)
eel (fish)
Efate (island, Vanuatu)
Egadi Islands (island group, Italy)
Eger (city, Hungary)
Egeria (in Roman mythology)
Egersund (city, Norway)
eggplant (vegetable, plant)
Egham (city, England)
Eglaim (place)
eglantine (plant)
Egmont, Mount (volcano, New Zealand)
egoism (in ethics)
egret (bird)
Egypt (country)
Egyptian architecture (architecture, ancient Egypt)
Egyptian art (art, ancient Egypt)
Egyptian language (language, ancient Egypt)
Egyptian religion (ancient religion, ancient Egypt)
Ehime (prefecture, Japan)
Ehrenbreitstein (structure, Germany)
ehrlichiosis (disease, bacteria)
Eider (river, Germany)
Eidsvoll (city, Norway)
Eifel (geographical area, Germany)
Eiffel Tower (structure, France)
Eight, the (organization, United States)
Eikon Basilike (literature, England)
Eindhoven (city, the Netherlands)
Einsiedeln (city, Switzerland)
einsteinium (element)
Eisenach (city, Germany)
Eisenerz (city, Austria)
Eisenhüttenstadt (city, Germany)
Eisenstadt (city, Austria)
Eisleben (city, Germany)
eisteddfod (festival, Wales)
ejido (government, Mexico)
Ekibastuz (city, Kazakhstan)
Ekron (city, Israel)
El Alto (city, Bolivia)
El Cajon (city, California)
El Centro (city, California)
El Cerrito (city, California)
El Dorado (legendary country of South America)
El Dorado (city, United States)
El Jadida (city, Morocco)
El Monte (city, California)
El Niño-Southern Oscillation (in meteorology)
El Paso (city, Texas)
El Reno (city, Oklahoma)
El Salvador (country)
El Segundo (city, California)
El Taji´n (ancient city, Mexico)
El-beth-el (place)
El-elohe-Israel (in the Old Testament)
Elam (ancient country, Iran)
Elamite (language)
eland (mammal)
Elara (in astronomy)
elasmobranch (fish)
elasticity (in chemistry, physics)
elastomer (material)
Elat (city, Israel)
Elba (island, Italy)
Elbasan (city, Albania)
Elbe (river, Europe/Czech Republic/Germany)
Elbert, Mount (mountain, Colorado)
Elbeuf (city, France)
Elblag (city, Poland)
Elbrus, Mount (mountain, Russia)
Elburz (mountains, Iran)
Elche (city, Spain)
Elealeh (ancient city)
Eleatic school (philosophy, ancient Greece)
elecampane (herb, plant)
election (in government)
electoral college (organization, United States)
electors (organization, Holy Roman Empire)
Electra (in Greek Mythology)
electret (in electricity)
electric and magnetic units (measure, unit)
electric circuit (in electricity)
electric fish (fish)
electric shock (condition)
electricity (in electricity)
electrocardiography (procedure)
electrochemistry (in science, chemistry, electricity)
electroconvulsive therapy (technique)
electrode (in electricity)
electrodynamics (branch of electricity, physics)
electroencephalography (in diagnostics)
electrolysis (process)
electrolysis, cosmetic (technique)
electrolyte (in electricity and medicine)
electromagnet
electromagnetic radiation
electromotive force (in electricity)
electromotive series (in electricity)
electron (in physics)
electron tube (mechanical device)
electron-volt (unit, measure)
electronegativity (in chemistry)
electronic game (in computers, entertainment)
electronic mail (in computers, communication)
electronic music (in music, electronics)
electronics (in electronics, science)
electronics industry (industry)
electrophorus (mechanical device)
electroscope (mechanical device)
electrostatics (in electricity)
electroweak theory (in physics)
elegy (style, ancient Greece/ancient Rome)
element
elementary particles (in physics)
Elementary Particles (table)
Elements (table)
Eleph (ancient city)
elephant (mammal)
elephant bird (bird)
Elephant Butte Dam (dam, New Mexico)
elephant seal (mammal, carnivore)
Elephanta (island, India)
elephantiasis (disease)
Elephantine (island, Egypt)
Eleusinian Mysteries (ancient religion, ancient Greece)
Eleusis (ancient city, ancient Greece)
elevation (in geography)
elevator (in machinery)
elf (mythology, Germany)
Elgin (town, Scotland)
Elgin (city, Illinois)
Elgin Marbles (sculpture, England/ancient Greece)
Elgon, Mount (volcano, Kenya/Uganda)
Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?
Elias
Elim (place)
Elis (region, ancient Greece)
Elisabeth
Elizabeth (city, New Jersey)
Elizabeth City (city, North Carolina)
Elizabeth Islands (island group, Massachusetts)
Elizabeth, Saint (New Testament)
Elizabethan style (art, architecture, design, England/Europe)
Elizabethton (city, Tennessee)
Elizabethtown (2005 Film)
elk (deer)
Elk Grove Village (city, Illinois)
Elk Island National Park (national park, Canada)
Elkhart (city, Indiana)
Elks, Benevolent and Protective Order of (organization, United States)
Ellensburg (city, Washington)
Ellesmere Island (island, the Arctic Ocean/Canada)
Ellesmere Port (city, England)
Ellicott City (city, Maryland)
Elliot Lake (city, Canada)
ellipse (in mathematics)
Ellis Island (island, national monument, New York)
Ellora (city, India)
Ellwood City (city, Pennsylvania)
elm (tree)
Elmhurst (city, Illinois)
Elmina (city, Ghana)
Elmira (city, New York)
Elmont (city, New York)
Elmwood Park (city, Illinois)
Elohim (in Judaism)
Elon-beth-hanan (ancient city)
elongation (in astronomy)
Eltekeh (ancient city)
Eluru (city, India)
Elvas (city, Portugal)
Elverum (city, Norway)
Elwood (city, Indiana)
Ely (city, England)
Ely, Isle of (region, England)
Elyria (city, Ohio)
Élysée (structure, France)
Elysian fields (in Greek Mythology)
emanation (in philosophy)
Emancipation Proclamation (historical event, United States)
Emancipation, Edict of (historical event, Russia)
Emba (river, Kazakhstan)
embalming
embargo (in economics, politics)
Embargo Act of 1807 (historical event, United States)
ember days (holy day)
embezzlement (in law)
embolus (material)
embossing (industry, technique)
embroidery (technique)
embryo (in biology)
embryo biopsy (in diagnostics)
Emden (city, Germany)
Emei (mountain, China)
emerald (gem)
emetic (drug)
Emigrant Aid Company (organization, United States)
émigré (history, France)
Emilia-Romagna (region, Italy)
Emims (ancient people)
eminent domain (in law)
Emmanuel (Byzantine and Portuguese rulers)
Emmaus (in the Bible)
Emmaus (city, Pennsylvania)
Emmen (city, Netherlands)
Emmen (town, Switzerland)
Emmental (geographical area, Switzerland)
Emory University (university, Georgia)
emotion (in psychology)
emperor (in government)
emphysema (disease)
Empire State Building (structure, New York)
Empire style (style, France)
empiricism (in philosophy)
employment bureau (in government, business)
Emporia (city, Kansas)
empyema (condition)
Ems (town, Germany)
Ems (river, Germany)
Ems dispatch (historical event, Prussia)
emu (bird)
En-dor (ancient city)
En-gannim (ancient city)
En-gedi (place)
En-hakkore (place)
En-hazor (place)
En-rimmon (place)
En-rogel (place)
En-shemesh (place)
Enam (ancient city)
enamel (material)
enamelware (in household)
Encarnación (city, Paraguay)
encaustic (material)
Enceladus (in astronomy)
encephalitis (disease, virus)
Enchanted Mesa (mountain, New Mexico)
encomienda (history, Central America)
encyclical (in Catholicism)
encyclopedia (in literature)
Encyclopédie (linguistics, France)
endangered species (in biology, ecology)
Endicott (Rock Band)
endless screw (mechanical device)
endocarditis (disease)
endocrine system (system)
endocytosis (process)
endoderm (material)
endometriosis (disease)
endorphins (material)
endoscope (in medicine)
Endymion (in Greek Mythology)
energy
energy, sources of (in science)
Energy, United States Department of (agency, United States)
Enewetak (island, the Pacific/Marshall Islands)
Enfield (town, United States)
Enfield (borough, Greater London, England)
Engadine (region, Switzerland)
Engelberg (city, Switzerland)
Engels (city, Russia)
Enghien (city, Belgium)
engineering (in engineering, technology)
England (kingdom)
England, Church of (church, Protestantism, England)
Englewood (city, Colorado)
Englewood (city, New Jersey)
English art and architecture (architecture, art, England)
English Bazar (city, India)
English Channel (body of water, England/the Atlantic Ocean)
English civil war (war, England)
English cocker spaniel (dog)
English foxhound (dog)
English horn
English language (language, England/United States)
English literature (literature, England)
English setter (dog)
English sparrow (bird)
English springer spaniel (dog)
English toy spaniel (dog)
English units of measurement (measure, system, England)
engraving (technique)
engrossing (law, England)
Enid (city, Oklahoma)
enkephalin (in biochemistry)
Enkhuizen (city, the Netherlands)
Enköping (city, Sweden)
Enlightenment (movement, Europe/United States)
Enlil (ancient religion)
Enna (city, Italy)
Ennis (city, Texas)
Enniskillen (city, Northern Ireland)
Enns (city, Austria)
enragés (organization)
Enriquillo, Lago (lake, Dominican Republic)
Enron Corporation (business, United States)
Enschede (city, the Netherlands)
Ensenada (city, Mexico)
entablature (part of structure)
entail (in law)
entasis (part of structure)
Entebbe (city, Uganda)
enteritis (disease)
Enterprise (city, Alabama)
enterprise zone (government, business, United States)
enthalpy (measure)
entomology (branch of)
Entoprocta (in zoology)
entrapment (in law)
Entre Ri´os (province, Argentina)
entrepreneur (in business)
entropy (condition)
Enugu (city, Nigeria)
environmental impact statement (in environmentalism, law)
Environmental Protection Agency (agency, United States)
environmentalism (movement)
enzyme (material)
Eocene epoch (period)
Eos (in Greek Mythology)
Épernay (city, France)
ephedrine (drug)
ephemeris (in astronomy)
ephemeris time (in astronomy)
Ephes-dammim (place)
Ephesians
Ephesus (ancient city, ancient Greece/Asia Minor/Turkey)
Ephesus, Council of (historical event)
ephod (clothing)
ephors (government, ancient Greece)
Ephphatha
Ephrain (ancient city)
Ephrata (city, Pennsylvania)
Ephron (place, character)
epic (in poetry)
epicureanism (in philosophy)
Epidaurus (ancient city, ancient Greece)
epidemic (disease)
epidemiology (disease)
Epigoni (character)
epigram (in linguistics)
epilepsy (disease)
Epimetheus (in astronomy)
Épinal (city, France)
epinephrine (in biochemistry)
Epiphany (holy day)
epiphyte (plant)
Epirus (ancient country, ancient Greece)
Epirus, despotate of (historical event, Greece)
Episcopal Church (church, Protestantism, United States)
episome (in genetics)
epistemology (in philosophy)
epistle
epitaph (in literature)
epithalamium (in music, poetry)
epithelium (material)
epoch
epoxy group (in chemistry)
epoxy resins (in chemistry)
Epsom and Ewell (city, region, England)
Epsom salts (in chemistry)
Epstein-Barr virus (disease, virus)
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (agency, United States)
Equal Pay Act (government, law, United States)
equal-time rule (politics, United States)
equation (in mathematics)
equator (in geography)
equatorial coordinate system (in astronomy)
Equatorial Guinea (country)
equestrianism (in sports)
equilibrium (in physics, chemistry)
equine encephalitis (disease)
equinox (in astrophysics)
Equisetophyta (plant, division)
equites (the military, ancient Rome)
equity (in law)
equivalent weight (in chemistry)
Er (symbol)
era
era of good feelings (period, United States)
Erbil (city, Iraq)
erbium (element)
Ercolano (city, Italy)
Erebus (in Greek Mythology)
Erebus, Mount (mountain, Antarctica)
Erechtheum (structure, ancient Greece)
Erechtheus (in Greek Mythology)
Eretria (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Erfurt (city, Germany)
erg (unit)
ergonomics (branch of science, engineering)
ergot (disease)
Ericht, Loch (lake, Scotland)
Erichthonius (in Greek Mythology)
Eridanus (constellation)
Eridu (ancient city, Mesopotamia/Iraq)
Erie (indigenous people of North America)
Erie (city, Pennsylvania)
Erie Canal (body of water, New York)
Erie Railroad (organization)
Erie, Lake (lake, United States/Canada)
Erin (of Ireland)
Erinome (in astronomy)
Eriphyle (character)
Eris (in Greek religion)
Eris (in astronomy)
Eritrea (country)
Erlangen (city, Germany)
Erlanger (city, Kentucky)
Ermeland (region, Prussia)
ermine (mammal)
Ermine Street (road, England)
Ermoupolis (city, Greece)
Erne (river, Ireland)
Erode (city, India)
Eros (in Greek religion and mythology)
erosion (in geology, ecology)
Erse (language)
Erymanthian boar (in Greek Mythology)
Erymanthos (mountains, Greece)
erysipelas (disease)
erythema (condition)
Erythraean Sea (body of water)
erythroblastosis fetalis (disease)
erythromycin (drug)
Eryx (ancient city, Italy)
Erzberg (mountain, Austria)
Erzgebirge (mountains, Czech Republic/Germany)
Erzurum (city, Turkey)
Es (symbol)
Esaias
Esalen Institute (organization, United States)
Esau (Bible)
Esbjerg (city, Denmark)
Escanaba (city, Michigan)
escape velocity (in physics)
escarpment (in geography)
Esch-sur-Alzette (city, Luxembourg)
Escherichia coli (bacteria, disease)
Eschweiler (city, Germany)
Escondido (city, California)
Escorial (structure, Spain)
Esdraelon (geographical area, Israel)
Esdras (in the Old Testament)
Esek (place)
Esfahan (city, Iran)
Esher and Molesey (city, England)
Eshtemoa (ancient city)
esker (in geography)
Eskilstuna (city, Sweden)
Eskimo (people, North America/Siberia)
Eskimo art (in art)
Eskimo-Aleut (language, North America)
Eskisehir (city, Turkey)
esophagus (in anatomy)
espalier (in botany)
Espanola (city, New Mexico)
Esperanto (language)
espionage (in law)
Espi´rito Santo (state, Brazil)
Espi´ritu Santo (island, Vanuatu)
Espoo (city, Finland)
Esquimalt (region, Canada)
Essaouira (city, Morocco)
essay (in literature)
Essen (city, Germany)
essence (in philosophy)
Essenes (in Judaism)
essential oils (material)
Essequibo (river, Guyana)
Essex (Anglo-Saxon kingdom)
Essex (county, England)
Essex (city, Maryland)
Essex Junto (organization, United States)
Esslingen am Neckar (city, Germany)
Essonne (department, France)
estate (in law)
Este (town, Italy)
ester (in chemistry)
Estevan (city, Canada)
Esther (Book in the Old Testament)
Estonia (country)
Estrela, Serra da (mountains, Portugal)
Estremadura (region, Portugal)
Estremoz (city, Portugal)
estrogen (material)
estuary (body of water)
Esztergom (city, Hungary)
Etah (city, Greenland)
Etam (ancient city)
Etawah (city, India)
etching (in art)
Etham (place)
ethane (in chemistry)
ethanol (in chemistry)
Ethel- (of England)
ether (in physics and astronomy)
Ethical Culture movement (movement)
ethics (in ethics)
Ethiopia (country)
Ethiopian Highlands (region, Ethiopia)
Ethiopic (language)
ethnic studies (in education)
ethnocentrism (in psychology)
ethnology (branch of anthropology)
ethology (branch of zoology)
ethyl (in chemistry)
ethylene (in chemistry)
etiquette (in sociology)
Etna (volcano, Italy)
Eton (city, England)
Etosha Game Park (geographical area, Namibia)
Etowah (river, Georgia)
Etruria (ancient country)
Etruscan art (art, Italy)
Etruscan civilization (ancient country, civilization)
étude (in music)
etymology (branch of linguistics)
Etzel (mythology, Germany)
Eu (chemical symbol)
Eucharist (in Christianity)
euchre
Euclid (city, Ohio)
Eugene (city, Oregon)
eugenics (branch of genetics)
Euglenophyta (algea, division)
eukaryote (in taxonomy)
Euless (city, Texas)
Eumetazoa (kingdom, animal)
Eunice (in the Bible)
eunuch (in sociology)
Eupen (city, Belgium)
Euphrates (river, Turkey/Syria/Iraq)
euphuism (style)
Eurasia (geographical area, Europe/Asia)
Eure (department, France)
Eure-et-Loir (department, France)
Eureka (city, California)
Euroclydon
Europa (in astronomy)
Europa Island (island, Africa/France)
Europe (continent)
European Atomic Energy Community (international organization, Europe)
European Coal and Steel Community (international organization, Europe)
European Commission (international organization, Europe)
European Council (international organization, Europe)
European Economic Community (international organization, Europe)
European Free Trade Association (international organization, Europe)
European Investment Bank (international organization, Europe)
European Monetary Agreement (organization)
European Monetary System (international organization, Europe)
European Parliament (international organization, Europe)
European Southern Observatory (organization, Chile)
European Space Agency (organization, Europe)
European Union (international organization, Europe)
europium (element, metal)
Eurynome (in Greek Mythology)
eurythmics (in dance)
Eustachian tube (in anatomy)
eutrophication (in biology)
Evander (in Greek Mythology)
Evangelical Alliance (in church, Protestantism)
Evangelical and Reformed Church (church, Protestantism, United States)
Evangelical United Brethren Church (church, Protestantism, United States)
evangelist (in Protestantism)
Evans, Mount (mountain, Colorado)
Evanston (city, Illinois)
Evansville (city, Indiana)
evaporation (process)
evaporimeter (instrument)
Eve (Rapper / Actor)
evening primrose (plant)
evening star (in astronomy)
Evenki Autonomous Area (of Russia)
Everest, Mount (mountain, Tibet/Nepal)
Everett (city, Massachusetts)
Everett (city, Washington)
Everglades (geographical area, national park, Florida)
evergreen (plant, tree)
Evergreen Park (city, Illinois)
everlasting (plant)
Everyman (in theater)
Evesham (city, England)
Évian-les-Bains (city, France)
evidence (in law)
evil (in philosophy)
evil eye
evolution (in biology)
Évora (city, Portugal)
Évreux (city, France)
Évripos (body of water, Greece)
Évry (city, France)
Évvoia (island, Greece)
Ewe (togo, people, Africa/Ghana/Benin)
Examples of Systematic Classification (table)
Excalibur (in legend)
excess profits tax (in economics)
exchange (in economics)
Exchequer, Court of (agency, England)
excise taxes (in government, economics)
exclusion principle (in physics)
excommunication (in religion)
excretion (process)
Exe (river, England)
executive (in government, business)
executive privilege (in government)
executors and administrators (in law)
Exeter (city, England)
Exeter Book (literature, England)
exile (in politics and government)
existentialism (in philosophy)
Exmoor (geographical area, England)
Exmouth (city, England)
exobiology (branch of biology, space)
Exodus (book of the Old Testament)
exoplanet (in astronomy)
exorcism
expansion (in physics)
expatriation (in government)
experience (in philosophy)
expert system (in computers)
Exploits (river, Canada)
exploration (process)
explosive (weapon, material)
exponent (in mathematics)
exposition (industry)
expressionism (Fine Arts)
extinction (in biology)
extortion (in law)
extradition (in law)
extraterritoriality (in law)
Extremadura (region, Spain)
extroversion and introversion (in psychology)
eye (in anatomy)
eye bank (in medicine)
eye fly (insect)
eyeglasses (instrument, mechanical device)
Eyjafjallajökull (volcano, glacier, Iceland)
EyjafjörÐur (body of water, Iceland)
Eyre Peninsula (geographical area, Australia)
Eyre, Lake (lake, Australia)
Eyzies-de-Tayac, Les (city, France)
Ezekiel (in the Old Testament)
Ezel (in the Bible)
Ezion-geber (ancient city, Jordan)
Eznite (character)
Ezra (book of the Bible)
F (in linguistics)
Fabian Society (organization, England)
fable (style)
fabliau (style)
Fabriano (city, Italy)
facade (part of structure)
facsimile (in communication)
factor (in mathematics)
factory (industry)
Faenza (city, Italy)
Faeroe Islands (island group, Faroe Islands)
Fagersta (city, Sweden)
Fahrenheit temperature scale (in chemistry)
Faial (island, Azores/Portugal)
faience (style)
Failaka (island, Kuwait)
fainting (condition)
fair (in business)
Fair Employment Practices Committee (agency, United States)
Fair Isle (island, Scotland)
Fair Labor Standards Act (government, law, United States)
Fair Lawn (city, New Jersey)
Fair Oaks (town, United States)
fair trade (in economics)
fair-trade laws (law, government, United States)
Fairbanks (city, Alaska)
Fairborn (city, Ohio)
Fairfax (city, Virginia)
Fairfield (city, California)
Fairfield (city, Alabama)
Fairfield (city, Connecticut)
Fairhaven (city, Massachusetts)
Fairleigh Dickinson University (university, New Jersey)
Fairmont (city, West Virginia)
Fairview (city, New Jersey)
Fairview Park (city, Ohio)
fairy (character)
Faisalabad (city, Pakistan)
faith healing (in religion)
Faiyum, El (region, city, Egypt)
Faizabad (city, Afghanistan)
Faizabad (town, India)
Fajardo (city, Puerto Rico)
fakir (in Islam)
Falaise (city, France)
Falange (organization, Spain)
Falashas (people, Ethiopia/Israel)
falcon (bird)
falconry (bird)
Falerii (ancient city, Italy)
Faliscan (language)
Falkirk (city, Scotland)
Falkland Islands (island group)
Falköping (city, Sweden)
fall line (in geography)
Fall River (city, Massachusetts)
fallacy (in logic)
Fallen Timbers (historical event, war, United States)
Fallingwater (structure, Pennsylvania)
fallopian tube (in anatomy)
fallout (in physics)
fallow land (in agriculture)
Falls Church (city, Virginia)
Falluja, Al (city, Iraq)
Falmouth (town, England)
Falmouth (town, United States)
False Decretals (law, history, France)
false imprisonment (in law)
falsetto (in music)
Falster (island, Denmark)
Falun (city, Sweden)
Falun Gong (movement, China)
Famagusta (city, Cyprus)
Familists (in church, Protestantism)
family (in sociology)
Family Compact (in French and Spanish history)
Family Compact (in Canadian history)
family leave (law, United States)
fan (mechanical device)
Fan Si Pan (mountain, Vietnam)
fan tan
fandango (dance, Spain)
Faneuil Hall (structure, Massachusetts)
Fano (city, Italy)
fantasia (in music)
Fanti (people, Ghana/Africa)
Far East (region, Asia)
farad (unit)
Faraday's law (in physics, electricity)
Farah (city, Afghanistan)
farce (style)
Farewell, Cape (geographical area, Greenland)
Fargo (city, North Dakota)
Faribault (city, Minnesota)
Faridpur (city, Bangladesh)
Farm Credit Administration (agency, United States)
Farmer-Labor party (organization, United States)
Farmers Branch (city, Texas)
farming (in taxation)
Farmington (city, Connecticut)
Farmington (city, New Mexico)
Farnborough (city, England)
Farnese Bull (in sculpture)
Farnese Palace (structure, Italy)
Farnesina (structure, Italy)
Farnham (city, England)
Farnworth (city, England)
Faro (town, Portugal)
faro (card game)
Fårön (island, Sweden)
Farrell (city, Pennsylvania)
Farrukhabad (city, India)
Fars (province, Iran)
farsightedness (condition)
fasces (symbol, ancient Rome)
fascia (material)
fascism (in philosophy, politics)
fashion (clothing)
Fashoda Incident (historical event, France/England)
fasti (of ancient Rome)
fasting (abstention from food)
Fastnet Rock (island, Ireland)
fat substitute (food)
Fatehpur Sikri (city, India)
Fates (in Greek Mythology)
Fathers of the Church (in Christianity)
fatigue (in physiology)
Fátima (city, Portugal)
Fatimid (Muslim dynasty)
fats and oils (food)
fatty acid (in chemistry)
fatwa (in Islam, law)
fault (in geology)
Faunus (in Roman mythology)
fauvism (organization, France)
Faversham (city, England)
Faxaflói (body of water, Iceland)
Fayetteville (city, North Carolina)
Fayetteville (city, Arkansas)
Fazzan (region, Libya)
Fe (symbol)
feast (2006 Film)
Feather (river, California)
feather star (echinoderm)
feathers (bird)
February Revolution (in French history)
February Revolution (in Russian history)
Fécamp (city, France)
Federal Aviation Administration (agency, United States)
Federal Bureau of Investigation (agency, United States)
Federal Communications Commission (agency, United States)
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (agency, United States)
federal government (in government)
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (security)
Federal National Mortgage Association (finance, United States)
Federal Reserve System (system, United States)
Federal Theatre (agency, United States)
Federal Trade Commission (agency, United States)
Federalist party (organization, United States)
Federalist, The (in politics)
Fedor (of Russia)
feedback (in biology, electricity, mechanics)
Fehling's solution (in chemistry)
Fehrbellin, battle of (historical event, France/Sweden)
Feira de Santana (city, Brazil)
Feldkirch (city, Austria)
feldspar (mineral)
Felling (city, England)
felony (in law)
felt (in textile)
feminism (movement)
Fen (river, China)
fence (in the military)
fencing (in sports)
Fengjie (city, China)
Fenian movement (organization, United States/Ireland)
fennel (herb, plant)
Fens, the (region, England)
Feodosiya (city, Ukraine)
fer-de-lance (reptile)
Fergana (city, Uzbekistan)
Fergana Valley (region, Uzbekistan/Tajikistan/Kyrgyzstan)
Fergus Falls (city, Minnesota)
Ferguson (city, Missouri)
Fermanagh (district, Northern Ireland)
fermentation (process)
fermented milk (food)
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (organization, Illinois)
Fermi-Dirac statistics (in statistics)
fermium (element)
Fermo (city, Italy)
fern (plant)
Fernando de Noronha (island group, Brazil/the Atlantic Ocean)
Ferndale (city, Michigan)
Ferney-Voltaire (city, France)
Ferrara (city, Italy)
Ferrara-Florence, Council of (organization)
ferret (carnivore)
ferric sulfate (in chemistry)
Ferris wheel (mechanical device)
Ferrol (city, Spain)
ferrous sulfate (in chemistry)
ferry (vessel)
Fertile Crescent (region, Middle East)
fertility drug (drug)
fertility rites (in religion)
fertilization (process)
fertilizer (material)
Fès (city, Morocco)
fescue (grass, plant)
festoon (symbol)
fetal alcohol syndrome (disease)
fetal tissue implant (treatment)
fetish (in psychology)
fetishism (in psychology)
fetus (in biology)
feud (in crime)
feudalism (organization)
Feuillants (organization, France)
fever (in biology)
Fianarantsoa (city, Madagascar)
Fianna Fáil (organization, Ireland)
fiat money (in economics)
fiber (in textile)
fiber optics (in optics, communication, electronics)
fiber, dietary (food)
fiberglass (material)
Fichtelgebirge (mountains, Germany/Czech Republic)
fiddler crab
fiduciary (in law, finance)
field (in physics)
Field Museum of Natural History (museum, Illinois)
Field of the Cloth of Gold (geographical area, France)
field spaniel (dog)
Fiesole (city, Italy)
Fife (council area, Scotland)
fife (in music)
Fifth Avenue (road, New York)
fifth force (in physics)
Fifth Monarchy Men (Christianity, history, England)
Fifty-four forty or fight (the military, United States)
fig (plant, fruit, tree)
Figueres (city, Catalonia)
figure (in music)
figure of speech (in linguistics)
figured bass (in music)
figurehead (symbol)
figwort (herb, plant)
Fiji (island group, country)
filibuster (in politics)
filigree (in art)
fin (part of fish)
finance (in finance, economics)
finch (bird)
finder (in law)
Findlay (city, Ohio)
fine (in law)
Fine Gael (organization, Ireland)
Fingal's Cave (geographical area, Scotland)
Finger Lakes (lake, New York)
fingerprint (in law)
Finistère (department, France)
Finisterre, Cape (geographical area, Spain)
Finland (country)
Finland, Gulf of (body of water, Baltic)
Finn mac Cumhail (mythology, literature, Ireland)
Finnish language (language, Finland)
Finnish literature (literature, Finland)
Finnish-Russian War (war, Finland/Russia)
Finnmark (county, Norway)
Finno-Ugric languages (language)
Finsteraarhorn (mountain, Switzerland)
fir (tree)
fire (in chemistry)
fire clay (material)
fire escape (in architecture)
fire fighting
Fire Island (geographical area, New York)
fire-eaters (politics, United States)
firearm (weapon)
fireball (in astronomy)
firebrick (material)
firefly (insect)
fireproofing
fireweed (plant)
firing (process, material)
Firozabad (city, India)
Firozpur (city, India)
first aid (technique)
firth (body of water, Scotland)
Firuzabad (city, Iran)
Fischer-Tropsch process (process)
fish (New York family)
fish curing (food)
Fish, Stanley Eugene (of United States)
fisher (mammal, carnivore)
fisheries (food)
Fishers Hill (geographical area, Virginia)
fishing (food)
Fisk University (university, Tennessee)
fistula (condition)
Fitchburg (city, Massachusetts)
Fitzroy (river, Australia)
Fitzwilliam Museum (museum, England)
Five Civilized Tribes (tribe, Oklahoma)
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms (period, China)
Five Forks (road, Virginia)
five hundred
Five-Year Plan (economics, Russia)
Five, The (music, Russia)
fjord (in geography)
flag (symbolic cloth)
Flag Day (holiday, United States)
flagellants (in Christianity)
flageolet
Flagstaff (city, Arizona)
Flamborough Head (geographical area, England)
flamboyant style (style)
flame (in chemistry)
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flamen (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
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flamethrower (weapon)
Flaming Gorge Dam (dam, Utah)
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Flathead Lake (lake, Montana)
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Flèche, La (city, France)
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Fly (river, New Guinea)
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Food and Agriculture Organization (agency, food)
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)
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Fosse Way (road, England)
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Foucquet
Foulques
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Foursquare Gospel, International Church of the (in church, Protestantism)
Fourteen Points (politics, philosophy, United States)
Fourteenth Amendment (law, government, United States)
Fourth of July (holiday, United States)
Fouta Djallon (region, Guinea)
Fox (river, United States)
fox (in zoology)
fox terrier (dog)
Foxborough (city, Massachusetts)
Foxe Basin (body of water, Canada)
Foyle (river, Northern Ireland)
Fr (symbol)
fractal geometry (in mathematics)
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Framingham (city, Massachusetts)
Framingham State College (university, Massachusetts)
France (country)
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Franconia (region, Germany)
Franconia Mountains (mountains, New Hampshire)
Francophonie, La (organization)
Frankenwald (geographical area, Germany)
Frankfort (city, Kentucky)
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Franklin (city, Wisconsin)
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Franti kovy Lázne (city, Czech Republic)
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Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory (structure, Arizona)
Fredericia (city, Denmark)
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free silver (movement, United States)
Free State (province, South Africa)
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Free-Soil party (organization, United States)
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Freedom Riders (history, United States)
Freehold (borough, United States)
Freemasonry (organization)
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Freeport (city, Illinois)
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Freeport (city, Texas)
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Fremont (city, Nebraska)
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French Academy (organization, France)
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French Broad River (river, North Carolina/Tennessee)
French bulldog (dog)
French Community (organization)
French Equatorial Africa (region, Africa)
French Guiana (department, France/French Guinea)
French horn
French India (former territory, France/India)
French language (language, France)
French literature (literature, France)
French Polynesia (territory, island group, France)
French Revolution (historical event, France)
French Revolutionary calendar (history, France)
French Revolutionary Wars (war, France/Europe)
French Southern and Antarctic Lands (island group, the Indian Ocean/Antarctica/F
rance)
French Union (organization, France)
French West Africa (former territory, France/Africa)
Freon (in chemistry)
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Fresnillo (city, Mexico)
Fresno (city, California)
Frey (in Norse mythology)
Freyja (in Norse mythology)
friar (order)
Fribourg (canton, city, Switzerland)
friction (in physics)
Fridley (city, Minnesota)
Friedrich Schiller University of Jena (university, Germany)
Friedrichshafen (city, Germany)
Friends Service Council (organization, United Kingdom)
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frijole (vegetable, plant)
Frimley and Camberley (city, England)
Frisian Islands (island group, the Netherlands/Germany/Denmark)
Frisian language (language, Germany/the Netherlands)
Frissell, Mount (mountain, Connecticut)
Friuli (region, Italy/Slovenia)
Friuli-Venezia Giulia (region, Italy)
Frobisher Bay (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Canada)
frog (amphibian)
frog's-bit (herb, plant)
froghopper (insect)
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Fronde (historical event, France)
front (in meteorology)
Front de Libération du Québec (organization, Canada)
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frost (in meteorology)
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Fructidor (history, France)
fructose (material, plant)
fruit (plant, food)
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Frýdlant (city, Czech Republic)
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Fuchun (river, China)
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Fuente Obejuna (city, Spain)
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fugue (style)
Fujairah (sheikhdom, United Arab Emirates)
Fuji (city, Japan)
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Funabashi (city, Japan)
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funeral customs (in religion, anthropology)
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Fungi (kingdom, fungus)
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Furies (in Greek Mythology)
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Fushun (city, China)
fusion (in physics)
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Fuzhou (city, Fujian province, China)
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Fyn (island, Denmark)
Fyne, Loch (body of water, Scotland)
G (in linguistics)
Ga (black African ethnic group)
Ga (chemical symbol)
Gaash (mountain)
Gabbatha
Gabii (ancient city, Latium)
Gabon (country)
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Gabriel (character)
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gadfly (insect)
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Gadshill (geographical area, England)
Gaea (in Greek Mythology)
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Gaeta (city, Latium/Italy)
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gaillardia (plant)
Gainesville (city, Texas)
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galactic coordinate system (in astrophysics)
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Galahad, Sir (Rock Band)
Galápagos Islands (island group, province, Ecuador/the Pacific)
Galashiels (city, Scotland)
Galatea (in Greek mythology)
Galati (city, Romania)
Galatia (ancient region, Asia Minor)
Galatians
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galena (mineral)
Galesburg (city, Illinois)
Galicia (historic region, Poland and Ukraine)
Galicia (autonomous region, Spain)
Galilee (region, Israel)
Galilee, Sea of (lake, Israel)
Galion (city, Ohio)
gall (in botany)
gall bladder (in anatomy)
Gallatin (river, United States)
Gallatin (city, Tennessee)
Gallaudet University (university, Pennsylvania)
Galle (city, Sri Lanka)
galleon (vessel, Europe)
galley (vessel)
gallic acid (plant)
Gallic Wars (war, ancient Rome/Germany)
Gallicanism (Catholicism, France)
Gallipoli (city, Turkey)
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Gallipoli Peninsula (geographical area, Turkey)
gallium (metal, element)
Galloway (district, Scotland)
Gallup (city, New Mexico)
galvanizing (process)
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Galveston (city, Texas)
Galway (county, Republic of Ireland)
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Galway Bay (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Ireland)
Gambia (river, Africa)
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gambling (in law)
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Gamelyn, The Tale of (in literature)
games, children's
games, theory of (in mathematics)
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gamma globulin (material)
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Gan (river, China)
Gananoque (city, Canada)
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Ganghwa (island, district, South Korea)
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gangrene (disease)
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Gaonim (in Judaism, history)
Gap (city, France)
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Garabogazkol (body of water, Turkmenistan)
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garnet (mineral)
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Garonne (river, Spain/France)
Garrison Dam (dam, North Dakota)
garter snake (reptile)
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Gaspee (vessel, England)
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gastric juice (material)
gastropod
Gata, Sierra de (mountains, Spain)
Gatchina (city, Russia)
Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve (national park, Alaska)
Gateshead (city, England)
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Gatineau (city, Canada)
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Gaucher's disease (disease)
gaucho (history, Argentina/Uruguay)
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Gault, in re (case, United States)
Gaur (ruined city, India)
gaur (in zoology)
gauss (unit)
Gavarnie (city, France)
Gávdhos (island, Greece)
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Gawain, Sir (character)
gay-rights movement
Gaya (city, India)
Gaza (city, region)
Gaza Strip (Territory)
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Gaziantep (city, Turkey)
Gd (symbol)
Gdansk (city, Poland)
Gdynia (city, Poland)
Ge (symbol)
gear (part of mechanical device)
Geba (ancient city)
gecko (reptile)
Gederah (city, Palestine)
Gederoth (ancient city)
Geel (city, Belgium)
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gegenschein (in astronomy)
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Gejiu (city, China)
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gender (in linguistics)
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genealogy (in anthropology)
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (agency)
General Land Office (agency, United States)
general strike
Generation of '98 (movement, Spain)
generator (mechanical device)
generic drug (drug)
Genesee (river, Pennsylvania/New York)
Genesis (in the Old Testament)
genetic engineering (in genetics)
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genetics (in genetics, biology)
Geneva (canton and city, Switzerland)
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Genk (city, Belgium)
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genocide (in law)
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gens (anthropology, ancient Rome)
gentian (herb, plant)
gentlemen's agreement (historical event, United States/Japan)
gentrification (in architecture, sociology)
geochemistry (branch of geology, chemistry, science)
geode (in geology, chemistry)
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geoduck
geography (in geography, science)
geologic timescale (in geology)
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Geological Survey, United States (organization, United States)
geology (in science, geology)
geometric problems of antiquity (in mathematics)
geometry (branch of mathematics, geometry)
geomorphology (branch of geology, science)
geopark (geographical area)
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geopolitics (in politics)
George (river, Canada)
George Junior Republic (organization, New York)
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George Washington University (university, Washington DC)
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Georgetown (city, Guyana)
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Georgia (country, Asia)
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Georgia, Strait of (body of water, Canada)
Georgia, University of (university, Georgia)
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Georgian Military Road (road, Russia/Georgia)
Georgiyevsk (city, Russia)
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Gospel
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Grambling State University (university, Louisiana)
gramicidin (drug)
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grammar (in linguistics)
Grampians, the (mountains, Scotland)
grampus (mammal)
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Grateful Dead, The (Rock Band)
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Greeley (city, Colorado)
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Gresham (city, Oregon)
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Grinnell College (university, Iowa)
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grisaille (technique)
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Grisons (canton, Switzerland)
Griswold v. Connecticut (case, United States)
grizzly bear (mammal, carnivore)
Grodno (city, Belarus)
grog (food)
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Groton (city, Connecticut)
ground bass (in music)
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grunt (fish)
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Gstaad (city, Switzerland)
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Guarda (city, Portugal)
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Gudenå (river, Denmark)
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Guelph (city, Canada)
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Guéret (city, France)
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Guerrero (state, Mexico)
guerrilla warfare (in the military)
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Guggenheim Museum (structure, museum, New York)
Guiana (region)
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guidance and counseling (in education)
guide dog (dog)
guided missile (weapon)
Guienne (region, France)
guild socialism (in politics)
Guildford (city, England)
guilds (in economics, sociology)
Guilford (city, Connecticut)
Guilford Courthouse, battle of (historical event, United States)
Guilin (city, China)
guillemot (bird)
guilt (in psychology)
Guimarães (city, Portugal)
Guinea (archaic term for Africa's west coast)
Guinea (country, Africa)
guinea fowl (bird)
guinea pig (rodent)
Guinea-Bissau (country)
Guinea, Gulf of (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Africa)
Güines (city, Cuba)
Guinevere (character)
guitar
Guiyang (city, China)
Guizhou (province, China)
Gujarat (state, India)
Gujarati (language)
Gujranwalla (city, Pakistan)
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Gulf
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Gulistan, Treaty of (treaty, Persia/Iran)
gull (bird)
Gullah (language)
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gumbo (plant)
Gumma (prefecture, Japan)
gun (weapon)
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Gunbad-e-Qabus (city, Iran)
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Gunib (city, Russia)
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Gunnison (river, Colorado)
gunpowder (weapon)
Gunpowder Plot (historical event, England)
Gunsan (city, South Korea)
Guntur (city, India)
Gupta (Hindu dynasty)
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Guwahati (city, India)
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Gyula (city, Hungary)
H (in linguistics)
Ha (element, symbol)
Haarlem (city, the Netherlands)
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Hadad (in ancient Middle Eastern religions)
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Hadrian (Emperor)
Hadrian's Wall (structure, England/Scotland)
haemoHafnarfjörÐur (city, Iceland)
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Hafrsfjord (body of water, Norway)
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Hague Conferences (historical event, the Netherlands)
Hague Tribunal (international organization)
Hague, The (city, capital, the Netherlands)
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Haida (tribe, North America)
Haifa (city, Israel)
Haikou (city, China)
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Hainan (island, province, China)
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Haiphong (city, Vietnam)
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Haiti (country)
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Halah (place)
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Halcyone (in Greek Mythology)
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Haleakala National Park (national park, Hawaii)
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half-life (in physics)
half-timber house (structure, Europe)
Half-Way Covenant (Protestantism, United States)
Halhul (ancient city)
Halicarnassus (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Halifax (city, Canada)
Halifax (urban area, England)
halitosis (condition)
hall (part of structure)
Hall effect (in physics, electronics)
Hall of Fame for Great Americans (structure, organization, New York)
Hallandale (city, Florida)
Halle (town, Belgium)
Halle (city, Germany)
Hallein (city, Austria)
hallel (in Judaism)
Hallelujah (in Christianity, Judaism)
Halley's comet (in astronomy)
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Halloween (festival, holiday)
Hallstatt (city, Austria)
hallucination (in psychology)
hallucinogenic drug (drug)
Halmahera (island, Indonesia)
Halmstad (city, Sweden)
halo (in meteorology)
halogen (element)
halophyte (plant)
ham (food)
Hama (city, Syria)
Hamada (city, Japan)
Hamadan (city, Iran)
Hamamatsu (city, Japan)
Hamar (city, Norway)
Hamas (organization, Middle East)
Hamasa (in literature)
Hambantota (city, Sri Lanka)
Hambletonian (mammal)
Hamburg (city, Germany)
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Hamden (city, Connecticut)
Hämeenlinna (city, Finland)
Hameln (city, Germany)
Hamhung (city, North Korea)
Hamilton (city, Bermuda)
Hamilton (city, Canada)
Hamilton (city, New Zealand)
Hamilton (town, Scotland)
Hamilton (city, Ohio)
Hamilton College (university, New York)
Hamilton, Mount (mountain, California)
Hamina (city, Finland)
Hamites (people, Africa)
Hamitic languages (language)
Hamm (city, Germany)
Hamm (village, Luxembourg)
Hammerfest (city, Norway)
hammerhead (bird)
hammerhead shark (chordate, vertebrate)
Hammersmith and Fulham (part of London, England)
hammock (furniture)
Hammond (city, Indiana)
Hammond (city, Louisiana)
Hammonton (city, New Jersey)
Hampshire (county, England)
Hampshire College (university, Massachusetts)
Hampshire sheep (mammal)
Hampshire swine (mammal)
Hampton (part of Greater London, England)
Hampton (city, Virginia)
Hampton Roads (road, Virginia)
Hampton Roads Peace Conference (historical event, Virginia)
Hampton University (university, Virginia)
hamster (rodent)
Hamtramck (city, Michigan)
Hamun-i-Helmand (lake, Iran/Afghanistan)
Han (Chinese dynasty)
Han (rivers, China)
Hananeel (the Old Testament, Jerusalem)
Hananiah (character)
Hanau (city, Germany)
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Handa (city, Japan)
Handan (city, China)
handball, court (in sports)
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Hanover (city, Pennsylvania)
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Hanseatic League (organization, Germany)
hantavirus (virus, disease)
Hanukkah (in Judaism)
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Hanzhong (city, China)
Haora (city, India)
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Harald (of Norway)
Haran (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
Harar (city, Ethiopia)
Harare (capital, Zimbabwe)
Harbin (city, China)
harbor seal (mammal, carnivore)
Harbour Grace (city, Canada)
Harburg (geographical area, Germany)
Hardangerfjord (body of water, Norway)
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hardness (in chemistry, physics)
hardpan (in agriculture)
hare (mammal)
Hare Krishnas (in Hinduism)
harelip (condition)
harem (in Islam)
Hareth (in the Old Testament)
Harfleur (city, France)
Hargeisa (city, Somalia)
Hari Rud (river, Afghanistan/Turkmenistan)
Haridwar (city, India)
Harijans (people, India)
Haringey (part of London, England)
Harlech (city, Wales)
Harleian Library (of England)
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Harlem River (river, New York)
Harlingen (city, Texas)
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harmonic (in physics)
harmonic motion (in physics)
harmonica
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Harmony Society (church, Protestantism, United States)
harness (mechanical device)
Härnösand (city, Sweden)
Harod (place)
Harosheth (place)
harp
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Harpalyke (in astronomy)
Harpenden (city, England)
Harpers Ferry (city, Virginia)
Harpocrates (in Greek Mythology)
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Harpy (in Greek mythology)
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Harrisburg (city, Pennsylvania)
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Harrodsburg (city, Kentucky)
Harrogate (city, England)
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harrow (in agriculture)
Harstad (city, Norway)
hartebeest (mammal)
Hartford (capital, Connecticut)
Hartford Convention (historical event, United States)
Hartford Foundation (organization)
Hartlepool (city, England)
Harvard (city, Massachusetts)
Harvard College Observatory (structure, Massachusetts)
Harvard University (university, Massachusetts)
harvest customs (in agriculture)
harvest fish (fish)
harvest moon (in astronomy)
harvester (mechanical device)
harvestman (arachnid)
Harvey (city, Illinois)
Harwich (city, England)
Haryana (state, India)
Harz (mountains, Germany)
Hasa, Al (region, Saudi Arabia)
Hasbeya (city, Lebanon)
Hasbrouck Heights (city, New Jersey)
Hashima (city, Japan)
hashish (drug)
Hashmonah (place)
Hasidim (member of a Jewish mystic movement)
Hasidism (movement)
Haskalah (movement)
Haskovo (city, Bulgaria)
Hasselt (city, Belgium)
Hassi Messaoud (geographical area, Algeria)
hassium (element)
Hastings (city, England)
Hastings (city, New Zealand)
Hastings (city, Minnesota)
Hastings (city, Nebraska)
hat (clothing)
Hatay (region, Turkey)
Hatfield (city, England)
Hathor (ancient religion, ancient Egypt)
Hatogaya (city, Japan)
Hatteras, Cape (geographical area, North Carolina)
Hattiesburg (city, Mississippi)
Hattin, Battle of (historical event, Palestine)
Haugesund (city, Norway)
Hauraki Gulf (body of water, New Zealand)
Hausa (people, language, Nigeria/Niger)
Hausa language (language)
Haut-Rhin (department, France)
Haute-Garonne (department, France)
Haute-Loire (department, France)
Haute-Marne (department, France)
Haute-Saône (department, France)
Haute-Savoie (department, France)
Haute-Vienne (department, France)
Hautes-Alpes (department, France)
Hautes-Pyrénées (department, France)
Hauts-de-Seine (department, France)
Havana (capital, Cuba)
Havant (city, England)
Havel (river, Germany)
Havelok the Dane (literature, England)
Haverfordwest (city, Wales)
Haverhill (city, Massachusetts)
Havering (part of London, England)
Havilah (ancient region, ancient people)
Havi´rov (city, Czech Republic)
Havoth-jair (ancient city)
Havre (city, Montana)
Havre, Le (city, France)
Hawaii (state, United States)
Hawaii (island, United States)
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (national park, Hawaii)
Hawaii, University of (university, Hawaii)
Hawaiian (language)
Hawarden (city, Wales)
Hawick (city, Scotland)
hawk (bird)
Hawkesbury (city, Canada)
hawkweed (plant)
Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act (law, government, United States)
Hawran (district, Syria)
hawthorn (plant, tree)
Hawthorne (city, California)
Hawthorne (city, New Jersey)
Hay (river, Canada)
hay (livestock fodder)
hay baler (mechanical device)
hay fever (disease)
Hay-Herrán Treaty (treaty, United States/Colombia)
Hay-Pauncefote Treaties (treaty, United States/England)
Haya (people, Africa)
Hayes (river, Canada)
Haymarket Square riot (historical event, Illinois)
Hays (city, Kansas)
Hayward (city, California)
Hazar-gaddah (ancient city)
Hazar-hatticon (ancient city)
Hazaribagh (city, India)
haze (in meteorology)
hazel (plant)
Hazel Park (city, Michigan)
Hazelwood (city, Missouri)
Hazerim (place)
Hazeroth (place)
Hazleton (city, Pennsylvania)
Hazor (city, Israel)
He (symbol, element)
Head Start (program, United States)
head-hunting (in sociology)
headdress (clothing)
healers (in religion, medicine)
Health and Human Services, United States Department of (agency, United States)
health insurance (in economics, medicine)
health maintenance organization (in economics, medicine)
health-care proxy (in law, medicine)
Heard Island (island, Australia)
hearing aid (mechanical device)
Heart (river, United States)
heart (in anatomy)
heart disease (disease)
heart-lung machine (mechanical device)
heart, artificial (treatment)
heartburn (condition)
hearts
heartwood (part of tree)
heat (in thermodynamics)
heat capacity (in thermodynamics)
heat exhaustion (condition)
heat of combustion (in thermodynamics)
heath (tract of open land)
heating
heatstroke (condition)
heaven (in religion)
heaves (in veterinary medicine)
Hebburn (city, England)
Hebe (in Greek Mythology)
Hebei (province, China)
Heber (character)
Hebrew language (language, Middle East)
Hebrew literature (literature, Middle East)
Hebrew University (university, Israel)
Hebrews (book of the New Testament)
Hebrides, the (island group, Scotland)
Hebron (city, West Bank)
Hecate (in Greek Mythology)
hectare (unit, measure)
Hector (in Greek Mythology)
Hecuba (in Greek Mythology)
hedge (plant, tree)
hedge fund (in finance, business)
hedgehog (mammal)
hedging (in economics, business)
Hedmark (county, Norway)
hedonism (in philosophy)
Heerlen (city, the Netherlands)
Hefei (city, China)
hegemony (in government)
Hegira (historical event)
Heide (city, Germany)
Heidelberg (city, Germany)
Heilbronn (city, Germany)
Heiligenblut (city, Austria)
Heilongjiang (province, China)
Heimlich maneuver (treatment)
heir (in law)
Hejaz (region, Saudi Arabia)
Hejiang (former province, China)
Hekinan (city, Japan)
Hekla (volcano, Iceland)
Hel (in Norse mythology)
Helbah (ancient city)
Helbon (place)
Helen (in Greek Mythology)
Helena (city, Montana)
Helena (city, Arkansas)
Helene (in astronomy)
Helenus (in Greek Mythology)
Helgoland (island, Germany)
Heliand (literature, Saxony)
Helice (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Helicon (mountains, Greece)
helicopter (in aviation)
heliograph (mechanical device)
Heliopolis (ancient city, Egypt)
Helios (in Greek Mythology)
heliotrope (plant)
heliport (in transportation, aviation)
helium (element)
Helkath-hazzurim (place)
hell (in religion)
Hell Gate (body of water, New York)
hellebore (plant)
Hellen (in Greek Mythology)
Hellenism (anthropology, ancient Greece)
Hellenistic civilization (civilization, Asia/ancient Greece)
Helles, Cape (geographical area, Turkey)
Helli´n (city, Spain)
Helmand (river, Afghanistan)
Helmond (city, the Netherlands)
Helmstedt (city, Germany)
Helsingborg (city, Sweden)
Helsingør (city, Denmark)
Helsinki (capital, Finland)
Helvellyn (mountain, England)
Helvetia (region, Europe)
Helvetic Republic (state, Switzerland/France)
Helwan (city, Egypt)
hematite (mineral)
Hemel Hempstead (city, England)
Hemet (city, California)
Hemichordata (invertebrate)
hemlock (tree)
hemoglobin (material)
hemolysis (condition)
hemophilia (disease)
hemorrhage (condition)
hemorrhagic fever (disease, virus)
hemorrhoids (disease)
hemp (herb, plant)
Hempstead (city, New York)
Henan (province, China)
henbane (herb, plant)
Henderson (city, Texas)
Henderson (city, Kentucky)
Henderson (city, Nevada)
Henderson (city, North Carolina)
Hengelo (city, the Netherlands)
Hengyang (city, China)
henna (material, plant)
Henry, Cape (geographical area, Virginia)
Henry's law (in chemistry)
heparin (material)
hepatica (plant)
hepatitis (disease, virus)
Hephaestus (in Greek Mythology)
heptarchy (in government)
Hera (in Greek Mythology)
Heraclea (ancient city, ancient Greece/Italy)
Heraclea Pontica (ancient city, ancient Greece/Turkey)
Heracleopolis (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
heraldry (system, symbol)
Heralds' College (symbol, organization)
Herat (city, Afghanistan)
Hérault (department, France)
herb (plant)
herbaceous plant (plant)
herbal (in botany, literature)
herbal medicine
herbarium (in botany)
herbicide (in agriculture)
Herculaneum (ancient city, Italy)
Hercules (in astronomy)
Hercules (Mythical Figure)
Hercules cluster (in astronomy)
Hercules'-club (tree, plant)
Heredia (city, Costa Rica)
Hereditary Western European Titles of Nobility (table)
heredity (in genetics)
Hereford (town and district, England)
Hereford (city, Texas)
Hereford and Worcester (former county, England)
Hereford cattle (mammal)
Herefordshire (county, England)
Herero (people, Africa/Botswana)
Heres (ancient city)
heresy (in religion)
Herford (city, Germany)
Herisau (city, Switzerland)
herm (in Greek art)
hermandad (government, Spain/Castile)
hermaphrodite (in Greek Mythology)
Hermaphroditus (character)
Hermas, Shepherd of (in Christianity, literature)
hermeneutics (in philosophy)
Hermes (in Greek religion and mythology)
Hermetic books (philosophy, literature, ancient Egypt)
Hermione (in Greek Mythology)
hermit (in sociology)
hermit crab (decapod)
Hermitage (museum, St. Petersburg, Russia)
Hermon, Mount (mountain, Syria/Lebanon)
Hermonthis (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
Hermopolis Magna (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
Hermosa Beach (city, California)
Hermosillo (city, Mexico)
Hernández (of Spain)
Herndon (city, Virginia)
Herne (city, Germany)
Herne Bay (city, England)
hernia (condition)
Herning (city, Denmark)
Hero (in Greek mythology)
hero (in Greek religion)
Herodians (organization)
heroin (drug)
heron (bird)
herpes simplex (disease, virus)
herpes zoster (disease)
herpesvirus (disease, virus)
Herrin (city, Illinois)
herring (fish)
Herrings, Battle of the (historical event, France/England)
Herrnhut (city, Germany)
Hershey (city, Pennsylvania)
Herstal (city, Belgium)
Hertford (city, England)
Hertfordshire (county, England)
hertz (unit, measure)
Hertzsprung-Russell diagram (in astrophysics)
Herzliya (city, Israel)
Heshbon (ancient city)
Heshmon (ancient city)
Hesperides (in Greek Mythology)
Hesse (state, Germany)
Hessian fly (insect)
Hestia (in Greek Mythology)
Hetch Hetchy Valley (geographical area, California)
heterotroph (in biology)
hex
hexameter (in poetry)
Hexapla (in the Old Testament, Judaism)
Heywood (city, England)
Hezbollah (in Islam)
Hezekiah (King of Judah)
Hf (symbol)
Hg (symbol)
Hialeah (city, Florida)
Hibbing (city, Minnesota)
hibernation (in zoology)
hiccup (condition)
Hickory (city, North Carolina)
hickory (in botany)
Hicksville (city, New York)
Hidalgo (state, Mexico)
hidalgo (in Spanish nobility)
Hidalgo del Parral (city, Mexico)
Hidatsa (tribe, North America)
Hiddekel (river)
Hierapolis (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
hieroglyphic (linguistics, ancient Egypt)
Hieron (of ancient Greece)
Higashikurume (city, Japan)
Higashimatsuyama (city, Japan)
Higashiosaka (city, Japan)
High Point (city, North Carolina)
High Wycombe (city, England)
higher criticism (in the Bible)
Highgate (part of London, England)
Highland (city, California)
Highland (city, Indiana)
Highland fling (dance, Scotland)
Highland Park (city, Illinois)
Highland Park (city, Michigan)
Highland Park (city, New Jersey)
Highlander Folk School (education, Tennessee)
Highlands (region, Scotland)
Hildebrand, Lay of (literature, Germany)
Hildesheim (city, Germany)
Hillcrest Heights (city, Maryland)
Hillerød (city, Denmark)
Hillingdon (part of London, England)
Hillsboro (city, Oregon)
Hillsdale (city, New Jersey)
Hilo (city, Hawaii)
Hilversum (city, the Netherlands)
Himachal Pradesh (state, India)
Himalayas (mountains, Pakistan/India/Tibet/Nepal)
Himalia (in astronomy)
Himeji (city, Japan)
Himera (ancient city, ancient Greece/Sicily)
Himi (city, Japan)
Hinckley and Bosworth (district, England)
Hindi (language)
Hindu Kush (mountains, Pakistan/Afghanistan)
Hindu music (music, India)
Hindu philosophy (in Hinduism, philosophy)
Hinduism (in Hinduism)
Hindustan (geographical area, India)
Hindustani (language)
Hinggan (former province, China)
Hinggan Ling, Da (mountains, China)
Hingham (city, Massachusetts)
Hinnom (geographical area, Jerusalem)
Hino (city, Japan)
Hinsdale (city, Illinois)
hip (in anatomy)
Hippolyte (in Greek Mythology)
Hippolytus (in Greek Mythology)
hippopotamus (mammal)
Hirado (city, Japan)
Hiratsuka (city, Japan)
Hirosaki (city, Japan)
Hiroshima (city, prefecture, Japan)
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden (museum, Washington DC)
Hisar (city, India)
Hispaniola (island, Caribbean/West Indies)
histamine (in anatomy, chemistry)
histidine (animal)
histology (branch of microbiology)
histone (material)
history (in history)
history painting (style)
Hita (city, Japan)
Hitachi (city, Japan)
Hitchin (city, England)
Hitoyoshi (city, Japan)
Hittite art and architecture (art, architecture, Asia Minor)
Hittites (people, Asia Minor/Syria)
HIV (virus, disease)
Hiva Oa (island, French Polynesia)
hives (condition)
Hivites (ancient people)
Hjälmaren (lake, Sweden)
Hjørring (city, Denmark)
Hkakabo Razi (mountain, Myanmar)
Ho (symbol)
Ho Chi Minh City (city, Vietnam)
hoatzin (bird)
Hobart (city, Australia)
Hobart (city, Indiana)
Hobbs (city, New Mexico)
Hoboken (former city, Belgium)
Hoboken (city, New Jersey)
Hochkirch (city, Germany)
Höchst (district, Germany)
hockey, field
hockey, ice
Hoddesdon (city, England)
Hodeida (city, Yemen)
Hodgkin's disease (disease)
Hódmezovásárhely (city, Hungary)
hoe (mechanical device)
Hoek van Holland (district, the Netherlands)
Hof (city, Germany)
Hofstra University (university, New York)
Hofu (city, Japan)
Hofuf (city, Saudi Arabia)
hog cholera (in veterinary medicine)
hogback (in geography)
Hogue, La (geographical area, France)
Hohe Tauern (mountains, Austria)
Hohenfriedeberg (city, Poland)
Hohentwiel (mountain, Germany)
Hohenzollern (German royal family)
Hohenzollern (former province, Germany)
Hohhot (city, China)
Hohokam (civilization, North America)
Hokkaido (island, Japan)
Holbæk (city, Denmark)
Holbrook (city, Massachusetts)
Holden (city, Massachusetts)
Holgui´n (city, Cuba)
holiday
holistic medicine (in medicine)
Holland (city, Michigan)
Holland (former county, Holy Roman Empire; former province, the Netherlands)
Holland House (structure, London)
Holland Land Company (business, history, the Netherlands/United States)
Holliston (city, Massachusetts)
holly (plant)
Hollywood (city, California)
Hollywood (city, Florida)
holmium (element, metal)
Holocaust (historical event, Europe/Germany)
Holocaust Memorial Museum, United States (museum, United States)
Holocene epoch (period)
holography (in photography)
Holon (city, Israel)
Holstebro (city, Denmark)
Holstein (former duchy, Germany)
Holstein-Friesian cattle (mammal)
Holston (river, Tennessee)
Holy Alliance (treaty, Russia/Austria/Prussia)
Holy Cross, College of the (university, Massachusetts)
Holy Family (holy day)
Holy Island (island, England)
Holy League (organization, Italy)
Holy Roman Emperors (table)
Holy Roman Empire (politics, government, Europe)
Holy See (papal seat)
Holy Sepulcher (structure, Jerusalem)
Holy Spirit (in Christianity)
holy water (in Christianity)
Holy Week (holy day)
Holyoke (city, Massachusetts)
Holyrood Palace (structure, Scotland)
home economics (in household)
Home Owners' Loan Corporation (agency, United States)
Home Rule (government, Ireland/England)
home rule, municipal (system)
home schooling (education, United States)
Homeland Security, United States Department of (agency, United States)
homelessness (in sociology)
homeopathy (branch of medicine)
Homeric Hymns (poetry, literature, ancient Greece)
Homestead (city, Pennsylvania)
Homestead (city, FL)
Homestead Act (government, law, United States)
Homestead strike (historical event)
Homewood (city, Alabama)
Homewood (city, Illinois)
homicide (in law)
homily (in Christianity)
hominy (food)
Homo erectus (in anthropology)
homogenization (process, food)
homology (in biology)
homophony (in music)
homosexuality (in sociology, biology)
Homs (city, Syria)
Honduras (country)
honey (food)
honey badger (carnivore)
honey locust (tree)
honey-buzzard (bird)
honeyeater (bird)
honeyguide (bird)
honeysuckle (flower, plant)
Hong Kong (region, China)
Hong Kong, University of (university, China)
Hongjiang (city, China)
Hongze (lake, China)
Honiara (capital)
Honjo (city, Japan)
Honolulu (capital, Hawaii)
Honshu (island, Japan)
Hood, Mount (mountain, Oregon)
hoof (part of mammal, animal)
hookworm (disease)
Hoopa (tribe, North America)
hoopoe (bird)
Hoorn (city, the Netherlands)
Hoosac Range (mountains, Massachusetts/Vermont)
Hoover Dam (dam, Arizona/Nevada)
Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace (organization, United States)
hop (plant)
Hope (city, Arkansas)
Hopewell (city, Virginia)
Hopi (tribe, North America)
Hopkins (city, Minnesota)
Hopkinsville (city, Kentucky)
hoplite (the military, ancient Greece)
Hoquiam (city, Washington)
Hor (mountain)
Hor-hagidgad (place)
Horae (in Greek Mythology)
Horatii (character)
Hordaland (county, Norway)
Horeb (mountain, Egypt)
horehound (herb, plant)
Horgen (city, Switzerland)
Horites (people)
horizon (in astronomy)
Horlivka (city, Ukraine)
Hormah (ancient city)
hormone (material)
Hormoz (island, Iran)
horn (in zoology)
Horn of Africa (peninsula, region, Africa)
Horn, Cape (geographical area, Chile)
hornbeam (tree)
hornbill (bird)
hornbook (in literature, education)
horned lizard (reptile)
Hornell (city, New York)
hornpipe (dance, England)
horology (in science)
horse
horse chestnut (tree, shrub)
horse latitudes (in astronomy)
horse racing (in sports)
horse-radish (plant, herb)
horsefly (insect)
Horsehead Nebula (in astronomy)
Horsens (city, Denmark)
horsepower
horseshoe (mechanical device)
Horseshoe Bend (geographical area, Alabama)
horseshoe crab (arthropod)
horseshoe pitching
horsetail (plant)
Horsham (city, England)
Horta (city, Portugal)
Horten (city, Norway)
horticulture (branch of agriculture, science)
Horton (river, Canada)
Horus (ancient religion, ancient Egypt)
Hosanna (in Judaism, Christianity)
hose (clothing)
Hosea (Hebrew prophet of the eighth century)
Hoseyn
Hoshama (in the Old Testament)
hospice (in medicine)
hospital (in medicine)
Host (in Catholicism)
hostage (in law)
hot spring (in geography, geology)
Hot Springs (city, Arkansas)
Hot Springs National Park (national park, Arkansas)
Hotan (city, China)
hotbed (in agriculture)
hotel (in household, business)
Hôtel de Bourgogne (theater, France)
Houghton-le-Spring (city, England)
Houma (city, Louisiana)
hound (dog)
Hounslow (part of London, England)
hour angle (in astronomy)
hour circle (in astronomy)
hourglass (mechanical device)
houri (in Islam)
Housatonic (river, Massachusetts/Connecticut)
house plants (plant)
House Un-American Activities Committee (organization, United States)
housefly (insect, arthropod)
housing (in household)
Housing and Urban Development, United States Department of (agency, United State
s)
Houston (city, Texas)
Houston Symphony Orchestra (orchestra, Texas)
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In (symbol)
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Ina (city, Japan)
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Inari (lake, Finland)
Inazawa (city, Japan)
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Inside Passage (body of water, Canada/Alaska)
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Intracoastal Waterway (body of water, United States)
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Io (in astronomy)
Ioánnina (city, Greece)
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Iowa (indigenous people of North America)
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Iran (country)
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Iran-Iraq War (war, Iran/Iraq)
Iranian languages (language)
Irapuato (city, Mexico)
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Irish Republican Army (organization, Ireland)
Irish Sea (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Ireland/England)
Irish setter (dog)
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Irkutsk (city, Russia)
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Islay (island, Scotland)
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Isle Royale National Park (national park, Michigan)
Îsle-aux-Coudres (island, Canada)
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Ismoili Somoni Peak (mountain, Tajikistan)
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Iztaccihuatl (volcano, Mexico)
Iztapalapa (city, Mexico)
Izu-shichito (island group, Japan)
Izuka (city, Japan)
Izumi (city, Japan)
Izumiotsu (city, Japan)
Izumisano (city, Japan)
Izumo (city, Japan)
J (in linguistics)
Jabal ad Duruz (mountain, Syria)
Jabal Awliya (city, Sudan)
Jabal Shammar (of Saudi Arabia)
Jabalpur (city, India)
Jabesh-gilead (ancient city)
Jablonec nad Nisou (city, Czech Republic)
Jaca (city, Spain)
jaçana (bird)
Jachin and Boaz (in the Old Testament)
Jáchymov (city, Czech Republic)
jack (mechanical device)
Jack Russell terrier (dog)
jackal (carnivore)
jackrabbit (mammal)
Jackson (city, Mississippi)
Jackson (city, Tennessee)
Jackson (city, Michigan)
Jackson Hole (geographical area, Wyoming)
Jacksonville (city, Arkansas)
Jacksonville (city, Florida)
Jacksonville (city, Illinois)
Jacksonville (city, North Carolina)
Jacmel (city, Haiti)
Jacob (Biblical Figure)
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival (dance, United States)
Jacobean style (style, England)
Jacobins (organization, France)
Jacobite Church (church, Christianity, Syria/Iraq/India)
Jacobites (organization, England/Scotland)
Jacquerie (historical event, France)
jade (mineral)
jaeger (bird)
Jaén (city, Spain)
Jaffa (geographical area, ancient city, Israel)
Jaffna (geographical area, city, Sri Lanka)
Jagiello (dynasty, Poland/Lithuania)
jaguar (cat)
Jah (in the Old Testament)
Jahaz (ancient city)
Jahve (in the Old Testament, Judaism)
jai alai (in sports)
Jaime (of Spain)
Jainism (of India)
Jaipur (former state, India)
Jaisalmer (former principality, India)
Jakarta (capital, Indonesia)
Jakobstad (city, Finland)
Jalalabad (city, Afghanistan)
Jalandhar (city, India)
Jalgaon (city, India)
Jalisco (state, Mexico)
Jalpaiguri (city, India)
Jaluit (island, the Pacific/Marshall Islands)
Jamaica (country)
Jamaica Bay (body of water, New York)
Jambi (city, Indonesia)
James (rivers, United States)
James (epistle of the New Testament)
James Bay (body of water, Canada)
James Bay Project (project, Canada)
James, Saint (12 Apostle)
James, Saint (St. James the Less)
James, Saint (brother of Jesus)
Jamestown (town, St. Helena)
Jamestown (city, New York)
Jamestown (city, North Dakota)
Jamestown (city, Virginia)
Jammu (city, India)
Jamnagar (city, India)
Jamnia (ancient city, Israel)
Jamshedpur (city, India)
Jan Mayen (island, the Arctic Ocean/Norway)
Janesville (city, Wisconsin)
Janissaries (in the military, history)
Jannes and Jambres (character)
Janohah (ancient city)
Janus (in astronomy)
Janus (in Roman religion)
Japan (country, island group)
Japan Current (in hydrology)
Japan, Sea of (body of water, Japan/the Pacific)
Japanese (language)
Japanese architecture (architecture, Japan)
Japanese art (art, Japan)
Japanese beetle (insect)
Japanese literature (literature, Japan)
Japanese music (music, Japan)
Japanese spaniel (dog)
japanning (technique)
Japhleti (ancient people)
Japurá (river, Colombia)
jargon (in linguistics)
Jarmuth (ancient city)
Jarnac (city, France)
Jaroslaw (city, Poland)
Jarrow (city, England)
Jarvis Island (island, the Pacific/United States)
Jashar, Book of (literature, Israel)
jasmine (plant)
Jason (in the Bible)
Jasper (city, Alabama)
jasper (type of quartz)
Jasper National Park (national park, Canada)
jasper ware (in household)
Jászberény (city, Hungary)
Játiva (city, Spain)
Jattir (ancient city)
jaundice (disease)
Jaunpur (city, India)
Java (island)
Javanese music (music, Java)
Javari (river, Peru)
Javelle water (material)
jay (bird)
Jay's Treaty (treaty, United States/England)
Jaya Peak (mountain, New Guinea/Indonesia)
Jayapura (city, Indonesia)
Jayhawkers (organization)
Jazer (ancient city, Jordan)
jazz (music)
Jeannette (city, Pennsylvania)
Jebba (city, Nigeria)
Jebus (ancient people)
Jedburgh (city, Scotland)
Jedidiah (in the Old Testament)
jeep (vehicle)
Jefferson (city, Virginia)
Jefferson City (capital, Missouri)
Jefferson, Territory of (region, United States)
Jeffersonville (city, Indiana)
Jehovah (in the Old Testament, Judaism)
Jehovah-jireh (in the Old Testament)
Jehovah-nissi (in the Old Testament)
Jehovah-shalom (in the Old Testament)
Jehovah's Witnesses (church, Protestantism, United States)
Jehud (ancient city)
Jeju (island, province, city, South Korea)
Jelenia Góra (city, Poland)
Jelgava (city, Latvia)
jelly and jam (food)
jellyfish
Jemappes (city, Belgium)
Jemez (city, New Mexico)
Jena (city, Germany)
Jenin (city, West Bank)
Jenkins's Ear, War of (war, England/Spain)
Jennings (city, Louisiana)
Jeonju (city, South Korea)
jeopardy (in law)
Jerba (island, Tunisia)
jerboa (rodent)
Jeremiah (book of the Bible)
Jeremy (book)
Jerez de la Frontera (city, Spain)
Jericho (city, West Bank)
Jericho (town, United States)
Jersey (island, Channel Islands/United Kingdom)
Jersey cattle (mammal)
Jersey City (city, New Jersey)
Jeruel (place)
Jerusalem (capital, Israel)
Jerusalem artichoke (vegetable, plant)
Jerusalem, Latin Kingdom of (kingdom, state, Jerusalem)
Jervis Bay (territory, body of water, the Pacific/Australia)
Jeshimon (desert)
Jeshurun (in the Old Testament)
Jesse (Bible)
Jessore (city, Bangladesh)
Jesuit Estates Act (law, government, Canada)
Jesuit Relations (literature, history, North America)
Jesus (persons in the Bible)
Jesus, Society of (order)
jet propulsion (process)
jet stream (in meteorology)
jettison (in law)
Jeux Floraux, Académie des (organization, France)
jew's-harp
jewelry (in art)
jewelweed (plant)
Jewish Autonomous Region (region, Russia)
Jewish liturgical music (in music, Judaism)
Jews (people)
Jezebel (Phoenician princess and queen of Israel)
Jezreel (ancient city)
Jhang-Maghiana (city, Pakistan)
Jhansi (city, India)
Jharkhand (state, India)
Jhelum (town, Pakistan)
Jhelum (river, India and Pakistan)
Ji'an (city, China)
Jialing (river, China)
Jiamusi (city, China)
Jiangsu (province, China)
Jiangxi (province, China)
Jiaxing (city, China)
Jidda (city, Saudi Arabia)
jig (dance, England)
Jihlava (city, Czech Republic)
Jilin (province, China)
Jilin (city, China)
Jim Crow laws (law, sociology, United States)
Jimma (city, Ethiopia)
Jimson weed (plant)
Jinan (city, China)
Jingdezhen (city, China)
jingoism (in politics)
Jinhae (city, South Korea)
Jinhua (city, China)
Jining (city, China)
Jinja (city, Uganda)
Jinju (city, South Korea)
jinni (character, Middle East)
Jinsha (city, China)
Jipijapa (city, Ecuador)
Jiquié (city, Brazil)
Jiujiang (city, China)
Ji´varo (language, people, Ecuador)
Jl (element, symbol)
João Pessoa (city, Brazil)
Job (book of the Old Testament)
Job's-tears (plant)
Jodhpur (city, former principality, India)
Jodrell Bank Observatory (structure, England)
joe-pye weed (plant)
Joel (book of the Bible)
Joensuu (city, Finland)
Joffrey Ballet (organization)
Jogbehah (ancient city)
Johannesburg (city, South Africa)
Johannisberg (city, Germany)
John (persons in the Bible)
John (three epistles of the New Testament)
John Birch Society (organization, United States)
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (organization, United States)
John Day (river, Oregon)
John Day Dam (dam, Oregon/Washington)
John, Gospel according to Saint
Johns Hopkins University (university, Maryland)
Johnson City (city, Tennessee)
Johnson City (city, Texas)
Johnson City (city, New York)
Johnston (city, Rhode Island)
Johnston Atoll (island group, the Pacific/United States)
Johnstone (city, Scotland)
Johnstown (city, New York)
Johnstown (city, Pennsylvania)
Johor (state, Malaysia)
Johor Baru (city, Malaysia)
Johore Strait (body of water, Singapore)
joinery (construction, technique)
joint (in geology)
Joint Chiefs of Staff (agency, United States)
Jokmeam (ancient city)
Jokneam (ancient city)
Joktheel (ancient city)
Jökulsá (river, Iceland)
Joliet (city, Illinois)
Joliette (city, Canada)
joliotium (element)
Jolo (island, Philippines)
Jonah (Biblical Figure)
Jones Beach (geographical area, New York)
Jonesboro (city, Arkansas)
jongleurs (entertainment, history, France/England)
Jönköping (city, Sweden)
Jonquière (city, Canada)
Joplin (city, Missouri)
Jordan (country, Asia)
Jordan (river, Asia)
Jordan (river, United States)
Jos (city, Nigeria)
Jos Plateau (region, Nigeria)
Joseph and Asenath (in literature, Judaism)
Joshua (Bible)
Joshua (book of the Bible)
Joshua Tree National Park (national park, California)
Jostedalsbreen (geographical area, Norway)
Josue
Jotham (character)
Jotunheimen (mountains, Norway)
joule (measure, unit)
journalism (in journalism, communication)
Jovian planets (in astronomy)
Juan de Fuca Strait (body of water, the Pacific/Washington/Canada)
Juan de Nova Island (island, Africa/France)
Juan Fernández (island group, the Pacific/Chile)
Juárez (city, Mexico)
Juba (city, South Sudan)
Jubba (river, Africa)
jubilee (in the Bible)
Juchitán (city, Mexico)
Judaea (region, Palestine)
Judah (Bible)
Judah (place in the Bible)
Judaism (in Judaism)
Judas (character)
Jude (1978 Film)
Judenburg (city, Austria)
Judges (in the Old Testament)
judgment (in religion)
Judgment Day (in religion)
Judith (Bible)
judo (in sports)
Juilliard School, The (university, New York)
Juiz de Fora (city, Brazil)
Jujuy (city, Argentina)
julep (liquor)
Julian Alps (mountains, Italy/Slovenia)
Julian Day calendar (system)
Jülich (former duchy, Germany)
Jülich (town, Germany)
Julier (geographical area, Switzerland)
Juliet (in astronomy)
July Revolution (historical event, France)
Jumel Mansion (structure, New York)
jumping mouse (rodent)
Junagadh (former principality, India)
junco (bird)
Junction City (city, Kansas)
Jundiai´ (city, Brazil)
June beetle (insect)
June Days (historical event, France)
Juneau (capital, Alaska)
Juneteenth (holiday, United States)
Jungfrau (mountain, Switzerland)
jungle (in geography)
jungle fowl (bird)
Juni´n (city, Argentina)
Juni´n (village, Peru)
juniper (tree)
junk bond (in finance)
Juno (in Roman religion and mythology)
Jupiter (5th planet from the sun)
Jupiter (in Roman religion and mythology)
Jura (department, France)
Jura (canton, Switzerland)
Jura (mountain range, France and Switzerland)
Jurassic period (period)
jurisprudence (in law)
Juruá (river, Peru)
jury (organization)
justice of the peace (in law)
Justice, United States Department of (agency, United States)
Justin Morgan (mammal)
jute (plant)
Jutland (geographical area, Europe/Denmark/Germany)
Jutland, battle of (historical event, England/Germany)
Juttah (ancient city)
juvenile delinquency (in law)
Jyväskylä (city, Finland)
K (in linguistics)
K2 (mountain, Kashmir/Pakistan/China)
Kaaba (Islam, Saudi Arabia)
Kabardino-Balkar Republic (republic, Russia)
kabbalah (in Judaism)
Kabul (capital, Afghanistan)
Kabwe (city, Zambia)
Kabyles (people, Northern Africa/Algeria)
Kachchh (district, India)
Kachin State (state, Myanmar)
kachina (in religion)
Kadesh (ancient city of Syria)
Kadesh (oasis, ancient Palestine)
Kadets (organization, Russia)
Kadmonites (ancient people)
Kadoma (city, Japan)
Kaduna (city, Nigeria)
Kaesong (city, North Korea)
Kaffraria (region, South Africa)
Kafirs (people, South Africa)
Kafue (river, Zambia/Zaire)
Kafue National Park (national park, Zambia)
Kaga (city, Japan)
Kagawa (prefecture, Japan)
Kagera (river, Rwanda/Tanzania)
Kagoshima (city, prefecture, Japan)
kagu (bird)
Kahoolawe (island, Hawaii)
Kahramanmaras (city, Turkey)
Kai Islands (island group)
Kaieteur Falls (waterfall, Guyana)
Kaifeng (city, China)
Kaigetsudo (movement, Japan)
Kailas (mountain, Tibet)
Kailua (city, Hawaii)
Kainan (city, Japan)
Kaiserslautern (city, Germany)
Kaizuka (city, Japan)
Kajaani (city, Finland)
Kakamigahara (city, Japan)
Kakhetia (region, Georgia)
Kakinada (city, India)
Kakogawa (city, Japan)
Kalahari (region, national park, Botswana/Namibia/South Africa)
Kalamata (city, Greece)
Kalamazoo (city, Michigan)
Kalávrita (city, Greece)
kale (vegetable, plant)
kaleidoscope (mechanical device)
Kalemie (city, Zaire)
Kalevala (literature, Finland)
Kalgoorlie (city, Australia)
Kali (in Hinduism)
Kálimnos (island, Greece)
Kaliningrad (city, Russia)
Kalispel (tribe, North America)
Kalispell (city, Montana)
Kalisz (city, Poland)
Kalmar (city, Sweden)
Kalmar Union (history, government, Sweden/Denmark/Norway)
Kalmykia (republic, Russia)
Kalocsa (city, Hungary)
Kaluga (city, Russia)
Kalundborg (city, Denmark)
Kalyke (in astronomy)
Kama (river, Russia)
Kamakura (city, Japan)
Kamarhati (city, India)
Kamchatka (geographical area, Russia)
kame (in geography)
Kamehameha (King of the Hawaiian Islands)
Kamensk-Shakhtinski (city, Russia)
Kamensk-Uralski (city, Russia)
kamikaze (in meteorology, history)
Kamina (city, Zaire)
Kaministikwia (river, Canada)
Kamloops (city, Canada)
Kampala (capital, Uganda)
Kampen (city, the Netherlands)
Kampot (city, Cambodia)
Kamyanets-Podilskyy (city, Ukraine)
Kanagawa (prefecture, Japan)
Kananga (city, Zaire)
Kanauj (city, India)
Kanawha (river, West Virginia)
Kanazawa (city, Japan)
Kanchenjunga (mountain, India/Nepal)
Kanchipuram (city, India)
Kandahar (city, Afghanistan)
Kandalaksha (city, Russia)
Kandy (city, Sri Lanka)
Kane Basin (body of water, Greenland)
Kanem (former empire, Africa)
Kaneohe (city, Hawaii)
Kaneohe Bay (body of water, Hawaii)
Kangar (city, Malaysia)
kangaroo
Kangaroo Island (island, Australia)
kangaroo rat (rodent)
Kangding (city, China)
Kanin (geographical area, Russia)
Kankakee (city, Illinois)
Kankan (city, Guinea)
Kannapolis (city, North Carolina)
Kannur (city, India)
Kano (family or school of Japanese painters)
Kanonji (city, Japan)
Kanoya (city, Japan)
Kanpur (city, India)
Kansa (tribe, North America)
Kansas (state, United States)
Kansas (river, United States)
Kansas City (city, Kansas)
Kansas State University (university, Kansas)
Kansas-Nebraska Act (law, government, United States/Kansas/Nebraska)
Kansas, University of (university, Kansas)
Kanton (island, the Pacific/Kiribati)
Kanuma (city, Japan)
Kanye (city, Botswana)
Kaohsiung (city, Taiwan)
Kaolack (city, Senegal)
kaolinite (mineral)
Kapilavastu (ancient city, Nepal)
kapok (tree)
Kaposi's sarcoma (disease)
Kaposvár (city, Hungary)
Kapuas (river, Indonesia)
Kapuskasing (city, Canada)
Kara (river, Russia/Europe)
Kara Kum (geographical area, Kazakhstan/Turkmenistan)
Kara Sea (body of water, Russia)
Kara-Kul (lake, Tajikistan)
Karabük (city, Turkey)
Karachay-Cherkess Republic (republic, Russia)
Karachi (city, Pakistan)
Karadjordjevic (dynasty, Serbia/Yugoslavia)
Karaites (organization)
Karaj (city, Iran)
Karakalpak Republic (republic, Uzbekistan)
Karakorum (ruined city, Mongolia)
Karakorum (mountain range, Kashmir)
Karakul sheep (mammal)
Karaman (city, Turkey)
Karamay (city, China)
Karatsu (city, Japan)
Karbala (city, Iraq)
Karcag (city, Hungary)
Karelia (republic, Russia)
Karelian Isthmus (geographical area, Russia/Finland)
Karens (people, Myanmar)
Kariba Dam (dam, Zambia/Zimbabwe)
Kariya (city, Japan)
Karkheh (river, Iran)
Karkor (place)
Karl (of Germany/Sweden)
Karli (city, India)
Karlovy Vary (city, Czech Republic)
Karlowitz, Treaty of (treaty, Austria/Poland/Italy)
Karlshamm (city, Sweden)
Karlskoga (city, Sweden)
Karlskrona (city, Sweden)
Karlsruhe (city, Germany)
Karlstad (city, Sweden)
karma (in Hinduism, Buddhism)
Karmathians (organization)
Karnak (city, Egypt)
Karnal (city, India)
Karnataka (state, India)
Kárpathos (island, Greece)
Karroo (geographical area, South Africa)
Kars (city, Turkey)
Karshi (city, Uzbekistan)
Karst (geographical area)
Karun (river, Iran)
Karur (city, India)
Karviná (city, Czech Republic)
Kasai (former province, Congo)
Kasai (river, Angola)
Kasala (city, Sudan)
Kashan (city, Iran)
Kashi (city, China)
Kashiwazaki (city, Japan)
Kashka-Darya (river, Uzbekistan)
Kashmir (region, former state, China/India/Pakistan)
Kashmiri (language)
Kasimir (of Poland)
Kaskaskia (city, Illinois)
Kassel (city, Germany)
Kasserine Pass (geographical area, Tunisia)
Kassites (people, Iran/Europe)
Kastamonu (city, Turkey)
Kastori´a (city, Greece)
Kástron (city, Greece)
Kasugai (city, Japan)
Katahdin (mountain, Maine)
Katanga (province, Zaire)
Kateri´ni (city, Greece)
Katharine
Kathiawar (geographical area, India)
Katla (volcano, Iceland)
Katmai National Park and Preserve (national park, Alaska)
Katmandu (capital, Nepal)
Katonah (city, New York)
Katowice (city, Poland)
Katrine, Loch (lake, Scotland)
Katrineholm (city, Sweden)
Katsina (city, Nigeria)
Kattegat (body of water, Sweden/Denmark)
Katun (river, Russia)
katydid (insect)
Katyn (city, Russia)
Kauai (island, Hawaii)
Kaukauna (city, Wisconsin)
Kaunas (city, Lithuania)
Kaválla (city, Greece)
Kaveri (river, India)
Kawagoe (city, Japan)
Kawaguchi (city, Japan)
Kawanishi (city, Japan)
Kawartha Lakes (lake, Canada)
Kawasaki (city, Japan)
Kayah State (state, Myanmar)
kayak (vessel)
Kayes (city, Mali)
Kayseri (city, Turkey)
Kaz Dagi (mountains, Turkey)
Kazakhstan (country)
Kazan (city, Russia)
Kazanluk (city, Bulgaria)
Kazbek, Mount (mountain, Georgia)
Kazerun (city, Iran)
Kazimierz (of Poland)
Kéa (island, Greece)
Kearney (city, Nebraska)
Kearns (city, Utah)
Kearny (city, New Jersey)
Kebnekaise (mountain, Sweden)
Kecskemét (city, Hungary)
Kedah (state, Malaysia)
Kedar (tribe)
Kedesh (ancient city)
Keene (city, New Hampshire)
Keeshond (dog)
Keetmanshoop (city, Namibia)
Kefallini´a (island, Greece)
Keflavi´k (city, Iceland)
Keighley (city, England)
Keilah (ancient city)
Keizer (city, Oregon)
Kejimkujik National Park (national park, Canada)
Kelantan (state, Malaysia)
Kellogg Foundation (organization, United States)
Kellogg-Briand Pact (treaty, United States/France)
Kelmscott Press (organization, England)
Kelowna (city, Canada)
Kelso (city, Washington)
Kelud, Mount (volcano, Indonesia)
kelvin (unit, measure)
Kelvin temperature scale (system, measure)
Kem (river, Russia)
Kemerovo (city, Russia)
Kemi (city, Finland)
Kemijoki (river, Finland)
Kempenland (region, Belgium/the Netherlands)
Kempten (city, Germany)
Kenai Fjords National Park (national park, Alaska)
Kenai Peninsula (geographical area, Alaska)
Kenath (ancient city)
Kenilworth (city, England)
Kenites (ancient people)
Kenitra (city, Morocco)
Kenmore (city, New York)
Kennebec (river, Maine)
Kennebunk (city, Maine)
Kennebunkport (city, Maine)
Kennedy, Mount (mountain, Canada)
Kenner (city, Louisiana)
Kennewick (city, Washington)
Kenora (city, Canada)
Kenosha (city, Wisconsin)
Kensico Reservoir (body of water, New York)
Kensington and Chelsea (part of London, England)
Kensington Rune Stone (literature, archeology, Minnesota)
Kent (county, England)
Kent (city, Washington)
Kent (city, Ohio)
Kent State University (university, Ohio)
Kent, kingdom of (former kingdom)
Kent's Cavern (geographical area, England)
Kentucky (state, United States)
Kentucky (river, United States)
Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions (history, law, United States)
Kentucky, University of (university, Kentucky)
Kentville (city, Canada)
Kenya (country)
Kenya, Mount (volcano, Kenya)
Kenyon College (university, Ohio)
Keokuk (city, Iowa)
Kepler's laws (in mathematics)
Kerala (state, India)
keratin (material)
Kerch (city, Ukraine)
Kerch Strait (body of water, Ukraine/Russia)
Kerguelen (island, the Indian Ocean/France)
Kerinci, Mount (mountain, Indonesia)
Kérkira (island, Greece)
Kerkrade (city, the Netherlands)
Kermadec Islands (island group, New Zealand)
Kerman (city, Iran)
Kermanshah (city, Iran)
Kern (river, California)
kerosene (material)
Kerrville (city, Texas)
Kerry (county, Ireland)
Kerry blue terrier (dog)
Kerulen (river, Mongolia/China)
Kesennuma (city, Japan)
Ket (river, Russia)
ketch (vessel)
Ketchikan (city, Alaska)
ketone (in chemistry)
ketoprofen (drug)
Kettering (town, England)
Kettering (city, Ohio)
kettle (in geography)
kettledrum
Keuka Lake (lake, New York)
Kew Gardens (organization, England)
Kewanee (city, Illinois)
Keweenaw (geographical area, Michigan)
key (in music)
Key Largo (island, Florida)
Key West (city, Florida)
Keziz (in the Old Testament)
Khabarovsk (city, Russia)
Khabarovsk Territory (division, Russia)
Khabur (river, Turkey)
Khairpur (city, Pakistan)
Khakass Republic (republic, Russia)
khaki (in textile)
Khalkidhiki´ (geographical area, Greece)
Khalki´s (city, Greece)
Khambat (city, India)
Khanabad (city, Afghanistan)
Khanaqin (city, Iraq)
Khandwa (city, India)
Khangai (mountains, Mongolia)
Khaniá (city, Greece)
Khankendi (city, Azerbaijan)
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area (division, Russia)
Kharagpur (city, India)
Kharga (geographical area, Egypt)
Khark (island, Iran)
Kharkiv (city, Ukraine)
Khartoum (capital, Sudan)
Khatanga (river, Russia)
Khazars (people, Asia)
Kherson (city, Ukraine)
Khi´os (island, Greece)
Khiva (city, Uzbekistan)
Khiva, khanate of (former state, Asia)
Khmelnytskyy (city, Ukraine)
Khmer Empire (kingdom, Asia)
Khmer Rouge (organization, Cambodia)
Khoikhoi (people, Africa)
Kholmogory (city, Russia)
Khoper (river, Russia)
Khorasan (former province, Iran)
Khorramabad (city, Iran)
Khorramshahr (city, Iran)
Khorsabad (city, Iraq)
Khorugh (city, Tajikistan)
Khotin (city, Ukraine)
Khoy (city, Iran)
Khudjand (city, Tajikistan)
Khulm (city, Afghanistan)
Khulna (city, Bangladesh)
Khuzestan (province, Iran)
Khwarazm (of ancient State/Uzbekistan)
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (province, Pakistan)
Khyber Pass (geographical area, Pakistan/Afghanistan)
Kiaochow (former territory, China)
Kibroth-hattaavah (place)
Kickapoo (tribe, North America)
Kicking Horse (river, Canada)
Kidderminster (city, England)
Kiddush (in Judaism)
kidnapping (in law)
kidney, artificial (mechanical device)
Kidron (place)
Kiel (city, Germany)
Kiel Canal (body of water, Germany)
Kielce (city, Poland)
Kiev (capital, Ukraine)
Kievan Rus (of ancient State/Russia)
Kigali (city, Rwanda)
Kigoma (city, Tanzania)
Kikuyu (people, Kenya)
Kilauea (volcano)
Kildare (county, Ireland)
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Kilkenny (county, Republic of Ireland)
Kilkenny (town, Republic of Ireland)
Kill Van Kull (body of water, New York/New Jersey)
Killarney (city, Ireland)
killdeer (bird)
Killeen (city, Texas)
killer whale (cetacean)
Killiecrankie, Pass of (geographical area, Scotland)
killifish (fish)
Killingly (city, Connecticut)
Kilmainham (city, Ireland)
Kilmarnock (city, Scotland)
kiln (mechanical device)
kilogram (unit, measure)
Kimberley (town, Canada)
Kimberley (city, South Africa)
Kimberley (geographical area, Australia)
Kinabalu, Mount (mountain, Malaysia)
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Kincardineshire (former county, Scotland)
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Kinderhook (city, New York)
Kindia (city, Guinea)
Kineshma (city, Russia)
kinetic art (style)
kinetic-molecular theory of gases (in physics)
kinetin (material)
King Horn (literature, England)
King of Prussia (city, Pennsylvania)
King Philip's War (war, United States)
King Ranch (geographical area, Texas)
king snake (reptile)
King William Island (island, the Arctic Ocean/Canada)
King's Lynn (city, England)
kingfisher (bird)
Kingisepp (city, Russia)
kinglet (bird)
Kingman Reef (island, the Pacific/United States)
Kings (river, United States)
Kings (books of the Bible)
Kings Canyon National Park (national park, California)
Kingsport (city, Tennessee)
Kingston (city, Canada)
Kingston (city, Jamaica)
Kingston (city, Pennsylvania)
Kingston (city, New York)
Kingston (capital, Australia)
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Kingstown (town, St. Vincent and the Grenadines)
Kingsville (city, Texas)
Kingswood (city, England)
kinkajou (mammal, carnivore)
Kinorhyncha (invertebrate)
Kinross (town, Scotland)
Kinross-shire (former county, Scotland)
Kinsale (city, Ireland)
Kinshasa (capital, Zaire)
kinship (in sociology, anthropology)
Kinston (city, North Carolina)
Kintyre (geographical area, Scotland)
Kiowa (tribe, North America)
Kir (place)
Kirchhoff's laws (in physics)
Kiriathaim (ancient city)
Kiribati (country, island group)
Kiritimati (island, Kiribati)
Kirjath-jearim (place)
Kirjathaim (ancient city)
Kirkcaldy (city, Scotland)
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Kirkcudbrightshire (former county, Scotland)
Kirkintilloch (city, Scotland)
Kirkland (city, Washington)
Kirkland Lake (city, Canada)
Kirklareli (city, Turkey)
Kirksville (city, Missouri)
Kirkuk (city, Iraq)
Kirkwall (city, Scotland)
Kirkwood (city, Missouri)
Kirkwood gaps (in astronomy)
Kirov (city, Russia)
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Kiruna (city, Sweden)
Kiryu (city, Japan)
Kisangani (city, Zaire)
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Kish (persons in the Bible)
Kish (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
Kish (island, Iran)
Kishion (ancient city)
Kishiwada (city, Japan)
Kishon (river, Israel)
Kiskunfélegyháza (city, Hungary)
Kislovodsk (city, Russia)
Kismayo (city, Somalia)
Kissimmee (city, Florida)
Kisumu (city, Kenya)
Kit-Cat Club (organization, England)
Kitab al-Aghani (in poetry, literature)
Kitakyushu (city, Japan)
Kitami (city, Japan)
kitchen (part of structure)
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kite (in zoology)
kithara
Ki´thira (island, Greece)
Kitimat (city, Canada)
kitsch (in design)
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Kittatinny Mountain (mountains, New Jersey/New York)
Kittery (city, Maine)
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Kitwe (city, Zambia)
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kiva (in archeology, anthropology)
Kivu (region, Congo)
Kivu (lake, Congo and Rwanda)
Kiwanis International (organization)
kiwi (relating to New Zealand)
Kizel (city, Russia)
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Kizil Irmak (river, Turkey)
Kladno (city, Czech Republic)
Klagenfurt (city, Austria)
Klaipeda (city, Lithuania)
Klallam (tribe, North America)
Klamath (indigenous people of North America)
Klamath (mountain range, United States)
Klamath Falls (city, Oregon)
kleptomania (in psychology)
Klerksdorp (city, South Africa)
Kleve (city, Germany)
klezmer (in music)
Klondike (region, Canada)
Kloster-Zeven, Convention of (historical event, France/England)
Klosterneuburg (city, Austria)
Kluane National Park (national park, Canada)
Klodzko (city, Poland)
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Knickerbocker (of the Netherlands/United States)
knight (history, the military, ancient Greece/ancient Rome)
Knights Hospitalers (organization, Jerusalem)
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Knights of Columbus (organization, United States)
Knights of Labor (organization, United States)
Knights of the Golden Circle (organization, United States)
Knights Templars (in medieval history)
knitting (in textile)
Knossos (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Know-Nothing movement (movement, United States)
Knoxville (city, Tennessee)
koala
koan (in Buddhism)
Kobe (city, Japan)
Koblenz (city, Germany)
Kobuk Valley National Park (national park, Alaska)
Kochi (city, Japan)
Kodaira (city, Japan)
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Kodok (city)
Koforidua (city, Ghana)
Kofu (city, Japan)
Koganei (city, Japan)
Kohat (city, Pakistan)
Kohler (city, Wisconsin)
kohlrabi (vegetable, plant)
Kokand (city, Uzbekistan)
Kokkola (city, Finland)
Kokomo (city, Indiana)
Kokubunji (city, Japan)
Kola Peninsula (geographical area, Russia)
Kolar (city, India)
Kolding (city, Denmark)
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Kolhapur (former state, city, India)
Koli´n (city, Czech Republic)
Kolkata (city, India)
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Kolomna (city, Russia)
Kolomyya (city, Ukraine)
Kolwezi (city, Zaire)
Kolyma (river, Russia)
Kolobrzeg (city, Poland)
Komaki (city, Japan)
Komandorski Islands (island group, Russia)
Komárno (city, Hungary/Slovakia)
Komatsu (city, Japan)
Komi (people, Russia)
Komi Republic (republic, Russia)
Komi-Permyak Autonomous Area (of Russia)
komondor (dog)
Komotini´ (city, Greece)
Kompong Cham (city, Cambodia)
Kompong Som (city, Cambodia)
Komsomolsk (city, Russia)
Kona (district, Hawaii)
Kong Karls Land (island group, Norway)
Kongo, kingdom of (kingdom, Africa)
Kongsberg (city, Norway)
Kongsfjorden (body of water, the Arctic Ocean)
König Rother (literature, Bavaria)
Köniz (city, Switzerland)
Konotop (city, Ukraine)
Konstanz (city, Germany)
Konya (city, Turkey)
kookaburra (bird)
Koolau Range (mountains, Hawaii)
Kootenai (indigenous group of North America)
Kootenai (river, Canada and the United States)
Kootenay National Park (national park, Canada)
Köpenick (district, Germany)
Koper (city, Slovenia)
Köping (city, Sweden)
Korçë (city, Albania)
Korcula (island, Croatia)
Korea (peninsula, country, North Korea/South Korea)
Korean (language, Korea)
Korean War (war, United States/North Korea/South Korea)
Korhogo (city, Cote d'Ivoire)
Koriyama (city, Japan)
Körös (river, Hungary)
Korsør (city, Denmark)
Kortrijk (city, Belgium)
Kós (island, Greece)
Kosala (kingdom, India)
Kosciusko, Mount (mountain, Australia)
kosher (in Judaism)
Koshigaya (city, Japan)
Koshtan-Tau (mountain, Russia)
Ko ice (city, Slovakia)
Kosovo (country)
Kosovo Field (historical event, war, Serbia/Kosovo)
Kosrae (state, Micronesia/Carolineis)
Kostroma (city, Russia)
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Kota (city, India)
Kota Baru (city, Malaysia)
Kota Kinabalu (city, Malaysia)
Kotelny Island (island, Russia)
Köthen (city, Germany)
Kotka (city, Finland)
koto
Kotor (city, Montenegro)
Kotzebue (city, Alaska)
Kouchibouguac National Park (national park, Canada)
Kourou (city, France/French Guinea)
Kouvola (city, Finland)
Kovel (city, Ukraine)
Kovrov (city, Russia)
Koya (mountain, Japan)
Kozhikode (city, India)
Kr (symbol)
Kra, Isthmus of (body of water, Thailand)
Kragujevac (city, Serbia)
Krakatoa (island, Indonesia)
Kraków (city, Poland)
Kramatorsk (city, Ukraine)
Krasnodar (city, Russia)
Krasnodar Territory (division, Russia)
Krasnoyarsk (city, Russia)
Krasnoyarsk Territory (division, Russia)
Krasnoye Selo (district, Russia)
kray (territory, Russia)
Krebs cycle (in chemistry)
Krefeld (city, Germany)
Kremenchuk (city, Ukraine)
Kremenets (city, Ukraine)
kremlin (structure, Russia)
Kresge Foundation (organization, United States)
Kreuzlingen (city, Switzerland)
Kriens (city, Switzerland)
Krio, Cape (geographical area, Turkey)
Krishna (Hindu deity)
Krishna (river, India)
Krishnagar (city, India)
Kristallnacht (historical event, Germany)
Kristiansand (city, Norway)
Kristianstad (city, Sweden)
Kristiansund (city, Norway)
Kristinehamn (city, Sweden)
Krk (island, Croatia)
Krkono e (mountains, Czech Republic/Poland)
Krnov (city, Czech Republic)
Kromeri´ (city, Czech Republic)
Kronos (character)
Kronshtadt (city, Russia)
Kroonstad (city, South Africa)
Kruger National Park (national park, South Africa)
Krugersdorp (city, South Africa)
Kru evac (city, Serbia)
krypton (element)
Kryvyy Rih (city, Ukraine)
Ksar el Kebir (city, Morocco)
Ku (element, symbol)
Ku Klux Klan (organization, United States)
Kuala Lumpur (capital, Malaysia)
Kuala Terengganu (city, Malaysia)
Kuban (river, Russia)
Kuching (city, Malaysia)
Kuchuk Kainarji, Treaty of (treaty, Russia/Turkey)
kudu (Electronica Band)
kudzu (plant)
Kufa (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
Kufstein (city, Austria)
Kukawa (city, Nigeria)
Kuldiga (city, Latvia)
Kulikovo, battle of (historical event, Russia)
Kulmbach (city, Germany)
Kulturkampf (historical event, Germany)
Kumamoto (city, Japan)
Kumanovo (city, Macedonia)
Kumasi (city, Ghana)
Kumayri (city, Armenia)
Kumbakonam (city, India)
Kumbum (building, China)
Kumgang, Mount (mountain, North Korea)
kumquat (fruit, plant)
Kunlun (mountains, Asia/China)
Kunming (city, China)
Kuomintang (organization, China/Taiwan)
Kuopio (city, Finland)
Kura (river, Turkey/Georgia/Azerbaijan)
Kuraish (people)
Kurashiki (city, Japan)
Kurayoshi (city, Japan)
kurchatovium (element)
Kurds (people, Middle East/Turkey/Iraq/Iran/Syria/Armenia)
Kurdufan (region, Sudan)
Kure (city, Japan)
Kurgan (city, Russia)
Kuril Islands (island group, Russia)
Kurnool (city, India)
Kursk (city, Russia)
Kursky Zaliv (body of water, Lithuania/Russia)
Kurume (city, Japan)
Kurunegala (city, Sri Lanka)
Kushiro (city, Japan)
Kuskokwim (river, Alaska)
Küssnacht am Rigi (city, Switzerland)
Kütahya (city, Turkey)
Kutaisi (city, Georgia)
Kutná Hora (city, Czech Republic)
Kuujjuaq (city, Canada)
kuvasz (dog)
Kuwait (country)
Kuwait, Al- (capital, Kuwait)
Kuwana (city, Japan)
Kuznetsk Alatau (mountains, Russia)
Kuznetsk Basin (geographical area, Russia)
Kwajalein (island, Marshall Islands)
Kwakiutl (tribe, Canada)
Kwanzaa (holiday, United States)
kwashiorkor (disease)
KwaZulu-Natal (province, South Africa)
Kwekwe (city, Zimbabwe)
Kwinana (city, Australia)
Kyakhta (city, Russia)
Kyffhäuser (mountain, Germany)
Kyoga (lake, Uganda)
Kyonggi (province, South Korea)
Kyoto (city, Japan)
Kyoto University (university, Japan)
Kyrgyzstan (country)
Kyrie eleison (in Catholicism)
Kyushu (island, Japan)
Kyustendil (city, Bulgaria)
Kyzyl (city, Russia)
Kyzyl Kum (geographical area, Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan)
L (in linguistics)
l-dopa (drug)
L'Aquila (city, Italy)
La (chemical symbol)
La (in proper names)
La Baie (city, Canada)
La Brea (region, California)
La Crosse (city, Wisconsin)
La Grange (city, Georgia)
La Grange (city, Illinois)
La Grange Park (city, Illinois)
La Guaira (city, Venezuela)
La Guajira (geographical area, Colombia)
La Habra (city, California)
La Jolla (city, California)
La Malbaie (city, Canada)
La Marque (city, Texas)
La Maurice National Park (national park, Canada)
La Mesa (city, California)
La Mirada (city, California)
La Paz (city, Bolivia)
La Paz (city, Mexico)
La Pérouse Strait (body of water, Japan)
La Plata (city, Argentina)
La Porte (city, Indiana)
La Puente (city, California)
La Romana (city, Dominican Republic)
La Salle (city, Illinois)
La Serena (city, Chile)
La Tène (geographical area, Switzerland)
La Tuque (city, Canada)
La Vega (city, Dominican Republic)
La Verne (city, California)
Labé (city, Guinea)
labor (in economics)
Labor Day (holiday, United States/Canada)
labor law (in law)
Labor, United States Department of (division, United States)
Labour party (organization, England)
Labrador retriever (dog)
Labrador-Ungava (region, Canada)
labradorite (mineral)
Labuan (island, territory, Malaysia)
laburnum (tree)
labyrinth (structure)
lac (insect, material)
lace (in textile)
Lachine (city, Canada)
Lachish (ancient city, Israel)
Lachute (city, Canada)
Lackawanna (city, New York)
Lackawanna (river, United States)
Lackland Air Force Base (geographical area, United States)
Lacolle (city, Canada)
Laconia (ancient region, Greece)
Laconia (city, New Hampshire)
lacquer (material)
lacrosse (in sports)
lactic acid (material)
lactose (material)
Ladakh (region, Kashmir)
Ladislas
Ladoga, Lake (lake, Russia)
Ladue (city, Missouri)
Lady of the Lake (character)
ladybird beetle (insect)
Ladysmith (city, South Africa)
Ladysmith Black Mambazo (World Band)
Lae (city, Papua New Guinea)
Laeken (region, Belgium)
laetrile (drug)
Lafayette (city, Louisiana)
Lafayette (city, California)
Lafayette (city, Indiana)
Lafayette Escadrille (organization, United States)
Lagan (river, Northern Ireland)
Lagash (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
Laghouat (city, Algeria)
Lagoon Nebula (in astronomy)
Lagos (city, Nigeria)
Lagos (city, Portugal)
Laguna (city, New Mexico)
Laguna Beach (city, California)
Laguna District (geographical area, Mexico)
Laguna, La (city, Canaryies)
Lahai-roi (place)
Lahaina (city, Hawaii)
Lahontan, Lake (lake, Nevada/California)
Lahore (city, Pakistan)
Lahti (city, Finland)
Laibach, Congress of (historical event, Europe/Yugoslavia)
laissez-faire (in economics, politics)
lake (body of water)
lake (in dyeing)
Lake Charles (city, Louisiana)
Lake City (city, Florida)
Lake Clark National Park and Preserve (national park, Alaska)
Lake District (region, England)
lake dwelling (in anthropology)
Lake Forest (city, Illinois)
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Lake Jackson (city, Texas)
Lake of the Woods (lake, United States/Canada)
Lake Placid (1999 Film)
Lake Success (city, New York)
Lake Worth (city, Florida)
Lakehead University (university, Canada)
Lakehurst (city, New Jersey)
Lakeland (city, Florida)
Lakeland terrier (dog)
Lakewood (of California/Colorado/New Jersey/Ohio)
Laki (volcano, Iceland)
Lakshadweep (territory, island group, India)
Lambaréné (city, Gabon)
Lambeth (part of London, England)
Lambeth Conference (in Protestantism)
Lamentations (in the Old Testament)
Lamesa (city, Texas)
Lami´a (city, Greece)
Lamia (in Greek Mythology)
laminitis (disease)
Lammermuir Hills (mountains, Scotland)
lamp (mechanical device)
Lampedusa (island, Italy)
lamprey (fish)
Lampsacus (ancient city, ancient Greece/Asia Minor)
Lanai (island, Hawaii)
Lanark (town, Scotland)
Lanarkshire (former county, Scotland)
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Lancaster (city, England)
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Lancaster (city, Pennsylvania)
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Lancaster (city, New York)
Lancaster House conference (historical event, Kenya)
Lancaster Sound (body of water, Canada)
lancelet (chordate)
land (in law)
land art (style, United States)
land tax (in economics)
land use (industry)
land-grant colleges and universities (university, United States)
Land's End (geographical area, England)
Landes (region, France)
Landes (department, France)
Landrum-Griffin Act (law, United States)
Landsberg am Lech (city, Germany)
landscape painting (genre)
Landshut (city, Germany)
Landskrona (city, Sweden)
landslide (in geology, Oceanography)
Langeland (island, Denmark)
Langley Air Force Base (geographical area, United States)
Langley Park (city, Maryland)
Langres (city, France)
Langside (district, Scotland)
language (in communication)
language acquisition (language)
langue d'oc and langue d'oïl (language, France)
Languedoc (region, former province, France)
Lankaran (city, Azerbaijan)
lanolin (material)
Lansdale (city, Pennsylvania)
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Lansdowne (city, Pennsylvania)
Lansing (city, Michigan)
Lansing (city, Illinois)
lanthanide series (metal, element)
lanthanum (metal, element)
Lanús (city, Argentina)
Lanuvium (ancient city, Italy)
Lanzhou (city, China)
Laocoön (in Greek Mythology)
Laodicea (ancient city, Asia Minor/ancient Greece)
Laoighis (county, Ireland)
Laomedon (in Greek Mythology)
Laon (city, France)
Laos (country)
lapis lazuli (gem)
Lapland (region, Scandinavia)
Lappeenranta (city, Finland)
Laptev Sea (body of water, Russia)
lapwing (bird)
Larache (city, Morocco)
Laramie (city, Wyoming)
larceny (in law)
larch (tree)
lard (material, food)
Laredo (city, Texas)
lares (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
Largo (city, Florida)
Larissa (Greece)
Larissa (in astronomy)
lark (bird)
Larkana (city, Pakistan)
Larkspur (city, California)
larkspur (in botany)
Larnaca (city, Cyprus)
Larne (city, Northern Ireland)
Larsa (ancient city, Babylon)
larva (in zoology)
Larvik (city, Norway)
laryngitis (condition)
larynx (part of mammal)
Las Cruces (city, New Mexico)
Las Vegas (city, Nevada)
Lasalle (city, Canada)
Lasea (ancient city, ancient Greece)
laser (mechanical device)
laser printer (in computers)
Lasharon (geographical area, Israel/the Mediterranean)
Lashio (city, Myanmar)
Lashkar (city, India)
Lasker Awards (award, United States)
Lassa fever (disease, virus)
Lassen Volcanic National Park (volcano, national park, California)
lasso (mechanical device)
Last Supper (in Christianity)
László (of Hungary)
Latacunga (city, Ecuador)
Latakia (city, Syria)
latent heat (in thermodynamics)
Lateran (structure, Rome)
Lateran Council, Fifth (in Catholicism)
Lateran Council, First (in Catholicism)
Lateran Council, Fourth (in Catholicism)
Lateran Council, Second (in Catholicism)
Lateran Council, Third (in Catholicism)
Lateran Treaty (treaty, Italy/Vatican)
latex (material)
Latgale (region, former province, Latvia)
lathe (machine)
Latin America (region, Central America)
Latin American Integration Association (organization, Central America)
Latin language (language)
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Latin Monetary Union (organization, France/Belgium/Italy/Switzerland)
Latina (city, Italy)
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latitude (measure)
Latium (region, Italy)
Latrobe (city, Pennsylvania)
Latter-day Saints, Church of Jesus Christ of (church, Christianity, United State
s)
Latvia (country)
Latvian (language)
laudanum (material)
Lauenburg (former duchy, Germany)
Launcelot, Sir (character)
Launceston (city, Australia)
Laura (character)
laurel (in botany)
Laurel (city, Maryland)
Laurel (city, Mississippi)
Laurens (city, South Carolina)
Laurentian Mountains (mountains, Canada)
Laurentian University (university, Canada)
Lausanne (city, Switzerland)
Lausanne, Treaty of (treaty, Europe)
Lauterbrunnen (city, Switzerland)
lava (material)
Laval (city, Canada)
Laval (town, France)
Laval University (university, Canada)
lavender (plant, flower)
Lávrion (city, Greece)
law (in law, sociology, anthropology)
law of simple multiple proportions (in chemistry)
lawn (plant)
Lawndale (city, California)
Lawrence (city, Kansas)
Lawrence (city, Massachusetts)
Lawrence (city, Indiana)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (organization, California)
lawrencium (element)
Lawton (city, Oklahoma)
laxative (drug)
layering (in agriculture)
Layton (city, Utah)
Le
Le Châtelier's principle (in chemistry)
leaching (in chemistry)
Lead (city, South Dakota)
lead (chemical element)
lead acetate (in chemistry)
lead poisoning (disease)
Leadville (city, Colorado)
leadwort (herb, plant)
leaf (part of plant)
leaf insect (insect, arthropod)
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leafhopper (insect)
League (history, Christianity, France)
League City (city, Texas)
League of Nations (organization)
League of Women Voters (organization, United States)
Leamington (town, Canada)
Lear (king, England)
learning (in psychology, education)
learning disabilities (in education)
leather (material)
leatherback (reptile)
leaven (material, food)
Leavenworth (city, Kansas)
Leawood (city, Kansas)
Lebanon (country, Asia)
Lebanon (city, Pennsylvania)
Lebanon (mountain range, Asia)
Lebonah (place)
Lecce (city, Italy)
Lech (river, Austria)
Lechfeld (geographical area, Germany)
Lecompton (city, Kansas)
Leda (in Greek mythology)
Leduc (city, Canada)
Ledyard (city, Connecticut)
Lee's Summit (city, Missouri)
leech (annelid)
Leeds (city, England)
Leeds, University of (university, England)
Leerdam (city, the Netherlands)
Leesburg (city, Florida)
Leeuwarden (city, the Netherlands)
Leeward Islands (island group)
Lefkás (island, Greece)
left (in politics)
leg (in zoology)
legacy (in law)
Legal Tender cases (law, United States)
Legaspi (city, Philippines)
legate (in government)
Leghorn chicken (bird)
legion (the military, ancient Rome)
Legionaries of Christ (order, Mexico)
Legionnaire's disease (disease)
legislative apportionment (in government, politics)
legislature (in government, law)
legitimation (in law)
Legnano (city, Italy)
Legnica (city, Poland)
legume (vegetable, plant)
Leh (city, India)
Lehabim (ancient people)
Lehigh (river, Pennsylvania)
Lehigh University (university, Pennsylvania)
Leicester (city, England)
Leicester sheep (mammal)
Leicestershire (county, England)
Leiden (city, the Netherlands)
Leiden, University of (university, the Netherlands)
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Leinster (province, Ireland)
Leipzig (city, Germany)
Leipzig, University of (university, Germany)
Leiria (city, Portugal)
leishmaniasis (disease, protozoa)
Leith (former city, Scotland)
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Leitha (river, Austria)
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Leixões (geographical area, Portugal)
Lek (body of water, the Netherlands)
lemming (rodent)
lemon (fruit, citrus, plant)
Lemon Grove (city, California)
Lempa (river, Guatemala/Honduras/El Salvador)
lemur (primate, mammal)
lemures (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
Lena (river, Russia)
lend-lease (in economics)
Lenin Peak (mountain, Tajikistan/Kyrgyzstan)
Leninogor (city, Kazakhstan)
Leninsk-Kuznetski (city, Russia)
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Leo (constellation)
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León (city, Nicaragua)
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Leontini (ancient city, Sicily)
leopard (cat)
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Lepanto, battle of (historical event, Spain/Italy/Greece)
Lepidodendron and Sigillaria (tree)
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lepton (in physics)
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Lerma (river, Mexico)
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Lerwick (city, Scotland)
Les
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levee (structure)
Levelers (church, Protestantism, history, England)
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lever (machine)
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leviathan (in the Old Testament)
Lévis-Lauzon (city, Canada)
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Lewes (city, England)
Lewinsky scandal (history, United States)
Lewis (rivers, United States and Canada)
Lewis (for rulers thus named, use Louis)
Lewis and Clark expedition (historical event, United States)
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Lewisham (part of London, England)
lewisite (in chemistry)
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lexicography (in linguistics)
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Lexington (city, Virginia)
Lexington and Concord, battles of (historical event, United States)
Leyden jar (mechanical device)
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Li (symbol)
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Liao (Chinese dynasty)
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Liberalia (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
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liberty (in political science)
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libido (in psychology)
Libnah (place, ancient city)
Libra (constellation)
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Libya (country)
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licorice (plant)
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Lidingö (city, Sweden)
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lie detector (mechanical device)
Liechtenstein (country, Lichtenstein)
Liège (city, Belgium)
Liège (province, Belgium)
lien (in law)
Liepaja (city, Latvia)
Lièvre (river, Canada)
life (in biology)
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Liffey (river, Ireland)
ligament (in anatomy)
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light (in optics)
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light-year (unit, measure)
lighthouse (structure)
lighting (in electricity, optics)
lightning (in meteorology, electricity)
lightning rod (mechanical device)
lightship (vessel)
lignin (in chemistry)
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Liguasan Marsh (region, Philippines)
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Likasi (city, Zaire)
lilac (plant, flower)
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Lille (city, France)
Lillehammer (city, Norway)
Lilly Endowment, Inc. (organization, United States)
Lilongwe (city, Malawi)
lily (plant, flower)
lily of the valley (plant, flower)
Lilybaeum (ancient city, Sicily)
Lima (city, Ohio)
Lima (city, Peru)
Limassol (city, Cyprus)
limbo (in Catholicism)
Limburg (province, Netherlands)
Limburg (province, Belgium)
lime (in botany)
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Limerick (county, Republic of Ireland)
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limerick (in poetry)
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Limfjørd (body of water, Denmark)
liming (technique)
limit (in mathematics)
limner (art, history, England/United States)
Li´mnos (island, Greece)
Limoges (city, France)
Limón (city, Costa Rica)
limonite (mineral)
Limousin (region, former province, France)
limpet (gastropod)
limpkin (bird)
Limpopo (river, South Africa)
Linares (city, Spain)
Linchuan (city, China)
Lincoln (city and district, England)
Lincoln (city, Rhode Island)
Lincoln (city, Illinois)
Lincoln (city, Nebraska)
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (organization, New York)
Lincoln Memorial (structure, Washington DC)
Lincoln Park (city, Michigan)
Lincoln sheep (mammal)
Lincoln University (university, Missouri/Pennsylvania)
Lincolnshire (county, England)
lincomycin (drug)
Lindau (city, Germany)
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linden (in botany)
Lindenhurst (city, New York)
Lindenwold (city, New Jersey)
Lindesnes (geographical area, Norway)
Lindsay (city, Canada)
Line Islands (island group)
Li´nea, La (city, Spain)
linear programming (in mathematics)
Linear Scripts (in linguistics, literature)
linen (in textile)
lingua franca (language)
Linguistic Relationships among Romance Languages (table)
linguistics (in linguistics)
liniment (material)
Linköping (city, Sweden)
Linlithgow (city, Scotland)
linoleum (material)
linoleum block printing (technique)
linseed cake (food)
linseed oil (material, plant)
lintel (in architecture)
Linus (in Greek mythology)
Linxia (city, China)
Linz (city, Austria)
lion (cat)
Lion, Gulf of (body of water, the Mediterranean/France)
Lions International (organization)
lip reading (in communication)
Lipari Islands (island group, Italy)
lipase (material)
Lipetsk (city, Russia)
lipids (material)
lipoprotein (material)
liposome (treatment)
Lippe (former state, Germany)
Lippe (river, Germany)
liquefaction (in chemistry, physics)
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liqueur
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liquor laws (liquor)
Liri (river, Latium/Italy)
Lisbon (capital, Portugal)
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Lisieux (city, France)
Lismore (city, Australia)
Lismore (town, Republic of Ireland)
Lismore (island, Scotland)
litany (in Christianity)
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liter (unit, measure)
literary frauds (in literature)
lithium (element, metal)
lithography (technique)
lithosphere (in geology)
Lithuania (country)
Lithuanian (language)
litmus (material)
litotes (in linguistics)
Little America (geographical area, Antarctica)
Little Bighorn (river, battle, Wyoming/Montana)
Little Current (city, Canada)
Little Entente (organization, Czechoslovakia/Romania/Yugoslavia)
little magazine (in publishing)
Little Missouri (river, Arkansas/North Dakota/Wyoming)
Little Red River (river, Arkansas)
Little Rock (capital, Arkansas)
Little Sioux (river, Minnesota)
Little Tennessee (river, Georgia/North Carolina/Tennessee)
Littleton (city, Colorado)
liturgy, Christian (in Christianity)
liturgy, Islamic (in Islam)
liturgy, Jewish (in Judaism)
Liuzhou (city, China)
Livadiya (city, Ukraine)
liver (in anatomy)
Livermore (city, California)
Liverpool (city, England)
Liverpool, University of (university, England)
liverwort (plant)
livery companies (organization, England)
living wage (in economics)
living will (in law, medicine)
Livingstone (city, Zambia)
Livonia (region and former Russian province)
Livonia (city, Michigan)
Livonian Brothers of the Sword (the military, Christianity, Baltic)
Livorno (city, Italy)
lizard (reptile)
Lizard, The (geographical area, England)
Ljubljana (city, Slovenia)
llama (mammal)
Llandaff (city, Wales)
Llandudno (city, Wales)
Llanelli (city, Wales)
Llangollen (city, Wales)
Llano Estacado (region, New Mexico/Texas)
llanos (in geography)
Lleida (city, Catalonia)
Lloyd's (organization, United Kingdom)
Lloydminster (city, Canada)
Llullaillaco (volcano, Chile/Argentina)
Loa (river, Chile)
loam (in geology)
loan (in business, finance)
lobbying (in politics, government)
lobefin (fish)
lobelia (plant, herb)
Lobito (city, Angola)
loblolly pine (tree)
lobotomy (in surgery)
lobster (decapod)
local area network (in computers, communication)
local government (in government)
Local Group (in astronomy)
Locarno (city, Switzerland)
Locarno Pact (treaty, Europe)
locative (in linguistics)
Loch (lake, Scotland)
Loches (city, France)
lock and key (mechanical device)
Lock Haven (city, Pennsylvania)
lock, canal (structure)
Lockerbie (city, Scotland)
lockout
Lockport (city, New York)
Locle, Le (city, Switzerland)
Locofocos (organization, United States)
locomotive (vehicle)
locoweed (plant)
Locris (region, Greece)
locust (in botany)
locust (in zoology)
Lod (city, Israel)
lodgepole pine (tree)
Lodi (city, Italy)
Lodi (city, California)
Lodi (city, New Jersey)
loess (in geology)
Lofoten and Vesterålen (island group, Norway/the Arctic Ocean)
log cabin (structure, style)
Logan (city, Utah)
Logan, Mount (mountain, Canada)
logania (herb, tree)
Logansport (city, Indiana)
logarithm (in mathematics)
logic (in logic, philosophy)
logic circuit (in electricity)
logical positivism (in philosophy)
Logos (in philosophy)
Logroño (city, Spain)
logwood (tree)
Lohengrin (character, Germany)
Loir (river, France)
Loir-et-Cher (department, France)
Loire (department, France)
Loire (river, France)
Loire-Atlantique (department, France)
Loiret (department, France)
Loja (city, Ecuador)
Loki (character)
Lokoja (city, Nigeria)
Lolland (island, Denmark)
Lollardry (Christianity, England)
Lombard (city, Illinois)
Lombard League (organization, Italy)
Lombard Street (road, England)
Lombards (people, Germany)
Lombardy (region, Italy)
Lombok (island, Indonesia)
Lomé (togo, capital)
Lomond, Loch (lake, Scotland)
Lomonosov (city, Russia)
Lompoc (city, California)
London (England)
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London Bridge (structure, England)
London Company (organization, England)
London Conference (historical event, England)
London School of Economics and Political Science (university, England)
London, Declaration of (in law)
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Long Beach (city, New York)
Long Beach (city, California)
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Long Eaton (city, England)
Long Island (island, United States)
Long Island City (geographical area, New York)
Long Island Sound (body of water, New York/Connecticut)
Long Island University (university, New York)
Long Island, battle of (historical event, United States)
long march (historical event, China)
Long Range (mountains, Canada)
Long Sault Rapids (body of water, Canada)
Long Valley (volcano, California)
Long, Loch (body of water, Scotland)
longevity (in biology)
Longford (county, Republic of Ireland)
Longford (town, Republic of Ireland)
Longhorn Cavern (geographical area, Texas)
longitude (measure, unit)
Longmeadow (city, Massachusetts)
Longmont (city, Colorado)
Longs Peak (mountain, Colorado)
Longueuil (city, Canada)
Longview (city, Texas)
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Longwy (city, France)
Longyearbyen (city)
Lons-le-Saunier (city, France)
Lookout, Cape (geographical area, North Carolina)
loom (mechanical device)
loon (bird)
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Lop Buri (city, Thailand)
Lop Nur (geographical area, China)
loquat (tree)
Lorain (city, Ohio)
loran (mechanical device, system)
Lorca (city, Spain)
Lord Howe Island (island, Australia)
Lord's Prayer (in Christianity)
Lord's Supper (in Christianity)
Lorelei (geographical area, Germany)
Lorentz contraction (in physics)
Lorenzo de' Medici (of Italy)
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Loreto (city, Italy)
Loricifera (in zoology)
Lorient (city, France)
loris (mammal, primate)
Lorraine (region, former province, France)
Los Alamitos (city, California)
Los Alamos (city, New Mexico)
Los Altos (city, California)
Los Angeles (city, California)
Los Angeles County Museum (museum, California)
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra (orchestra, California)
Los Cabos (city, Mexico)
Los Gatos (city, California)
Los Mochis (city, Mexico)
Lost Battalion (organization, United States)
lost tribes (the Bible, history, Israel)
Lot (department, France)
Lot (river, France)
Lot-et-Garonne (department, France)
Lota (city, Chile)
Lotharingia (ancient region, Europe)
lots (in mathematics)
Lötschberg Railway (transportation, Switzerland)
lottery (in economics)
lotus-eaters (people, Africa)
loudspeaker (mechanical device)
Louga (city, Senegal)
Lough (lake, body of water, Ireland)
Loughborough (city, England)
Louis period styles (style)
Louisburg (city, Canada)
Louise, Lake (lake, Canada)
Louisiade Archipelago (geographical area, Papua New Guinea)
Louisiana (state)
Louisiana Purchase (region, United States)
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College (university,
Louisiana)
Louisiana Tech University (university, Louisiana)
Louisville (city, Kentucky)
Louisville, University of (university, Kentucky)
Lourdes (city, France)
louse (insect)
Louth (county, Republic of Ireland)
Louth (town, England)
Louvain (city, Belgium)
Louvière, La (city, Belgium)
Louvre (museum, France)
lovage (herb, plant)
Love Canal (geographical area, New York)
love-in-a-mist (plant)
Loveland (city, Colorado)
Loves Park (city, Illinois)
Low Countries (region, Europe/the Netherlands/Luxembourg/Belgium)
low-temperature physics (branch of physics)
Lowell (city, Massachusetts)
Lowell Observatory (structure, Arizona)
Lower Austria (province, Austria)
Lower Burrell (city, Pennsylvania)
Lower Saxony (state, Germany)
Lowestoft (city, England)
Loyalists (organization, United States)
Loyalty Islands (island group, New Caledonia)
Loyola University (university, Louisiana)
Loyola University of Chicago (university, Illinois)
Lozère (department, France)
Lr (symbol)
LSD (drug)
Lu (symbol)
Luanda (capital, Angola)
Luang Phabang (city, Laos)
Luangwa (river, Africa)
Luanshya (city, Zambia)
Lubbock (city, Texas)
Lübeck (city, Germany)
Lubim (people)
Lublin (city, Poland)
lubrication (process, machine)
Lubumbashi (city, Zaire)
Lucania (ancient region, Italy)
Lucania, Mount (mountain, Canada)
Lucas
Lucca (city, Italy)
Lucera (city, Italy)
Lucerne (canton, city, Switzerland)
Lucerne, Lake of (lake, Switzerland)
Lucifer (in Christianity)
Lucknow (city, India)
Lucrece (character)
Lud (ancient people)
Lüda (city, China)
Luddites (industry, organization, England)
Lüdenscheid (city, Germany)
Ludhiana (city, India)
Ludim (ancient people)
Ludlow (city, Massachusetts)
Ludlow massacre (of United States)
Ludus Coventriae (style)
Ludwig (of Germany)
Ludwigsburg (city, Germany)
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Lufkin (city, Texas)
Lugano (city, Switzerland)
luge (in sports)
Lugo (city, Spain)
Luhansk (city, Ukraine)
Luhith (in the Old Testament)
Luke, Gospel according to Saint
Luleå (city, Sweden)
Luleälv (river, Sweden)
Lumbee (Rock Band)
lumber (material, plant)
Lumberton (city, North Carolina)
luminescence (in optics)
luminism (movement, United States)
luminosity (in astronomy)
lumpy jaw (disease)
Lund (city, Sweden)
Lunda (people, Africa)
Lundy Isle (island, England)
Lundy's Lane (geographical area, Canada)
Lüneburg (city, Germany)
Lünen (city, Germany)
Lunenburg (city, Canada)
Lunéville (city, France)
lung cancer (disease)
lungfish (fish)
lungs (in anatomy)
Luoyang (city, China)
Lupercalia (festival, ancient Rome)
lupine (herb, plant)
lupus (disease)
Luray (city, Virginia)
Lurgan (city, Northern Ireland)
Lusaka (city, capital, Zambia)
Lusatia (region, Germany/Poland)
Lüshun (city, China)
Lusitania (Roman province)
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lusterware (in sculpture)
lute
lutetium (element, metal)
Lutheranism (in church, Protestantism)
Luton (city, England)
Lutsk (city, Ukraine)
Lützen (city, Germany)
Luxembourg (grand duchy, W Europe)
Luxembourg (province, Belgium)
Luxembourg (city, Luxembourg)
Luxembourg Palace (structure, France)
Luxemburg (of Luxembourg/Belgium)
Luxeuil (structure, France)
Luxor (city, ancient city, Egypt)
luxury tax (in economics)
Luz (place, ancient city)
Luzon (island, Philippines)
Lviv (city, Ukraine)
Lw (symbol)
Lyakhov Islands (island group, Russia)
lycanthropy (character)
Lycaonia (ancient country, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Lyceum (gymnasium near ancient Athens)
lyceum (19th-century American educational association)
Lycia (ancient country)
Lycopodiophyta (division)
Lydd (city, England)
Lydia (in the Bible)
lye (in chemistry)
Lyme disease (disease, bacteria)
Lyme Regis (city, England)
Lymington and Pennington (city, England)
lymphatic system (in anatomy)
lymphoma (disease)
lymphoma, non-Hodgkin's (disease)
Lynbrook (city, New York)
Lynchburg (city, Virginia)
lynching (in law)
Lyndhurst (city, Ohio)
Lynn (city, Massachusetts)
Lynn Canal (body of water, Alaska)
Lynnfield (city, Massachusetts)
Lynnwood (city, Washington)
Lynwood (city, California)
lynx (cat)
Lyonnais (region, former province, France)
Lyonnesse (former region, England)
Lyons (city, France)
Lyons (village, United States)
Lyons, First Council of (Catholicism, Holy Roman Empire)
Lyons, Second Council of (in Catholicism)
Lyra (constellation)
lyre
lyrebird (bird)
lyric (poetry, ancient Greece)
Lys (river, France)
lysine (in chemistry, zoology)
Lysithea (in astronomy)
Lystra (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Lytham Saint Anne's (city, England)
Lódz (city, Poland)
Lomza (city, Poland)
M (letter of the alphabet)
M' (in Gaelic names)
M'Bour (city, Senegal)
Maachah (ancient city-state of Syria)
Maaleh-acrabbim (in the Old Testament)
Maan (city, Jordan)
Maastricht (city, the Netherlands)
Mabinogion (literature, Wales)
Mac (linguistics, Ireland/Scotland)
macadamia (tree, food)
Macao (territory, China)
Macapá (city, Brazil)
macaque (primate)
Maccabees (books of the Bible)
Macchiaioli, I (organization, Italy)
Macclesfield (city, England)
Mace (chemical spray)
Macedon (ancient country)
Macedonia (region, Europe)
Macedonia (country, Europe)
Maceió (city, Brazil)
Macerata (city, Italy)
Macgillicuddy's Reeks (mountains, Ireland)
Mach number (unit, measure)
Mach's principle (in physics, cosmology)
Machida (city, Japan)
Machilipatnam (city, India)
machine (in physics)
machine tool (machine, tool)
machine translation (in computers, linguistics)
Machpelah (geographical area, West Bank)
Machu Picchu (ancient city, Peru)
Mackay (city, Australia)
Mackenzie (river, Canada/the Arctic Ocean)
mackerel (fish)
Mackinac (region, United States)
Mackinaw City (city, Michigan)
Macmillan (river, Canada)
Macomb (city, Illinois)
Mâcon (city, France)
Macon (city, Georgia)
Macon, Bayou (river, Arkansas/Louisiana)
Macquarie (river, Australia)
macramé (technique)
macromolecule (in chemistry, biology)
Mactan (island, Philippines)
macular degeneration (disease)
Macuto (city, Venezuela)
Madagascar (country, island)
Madang (city, Papua New Guinea)
madder (tree, herb, plant)
Madeira (river, Bolivia and Brazil)
Madeira Islands (island group, Portugal/the Atlantic Ocean)
Madeleine (building, France)
Madera (city, California)
Madhya Bharat (former state, India)
Madhya Pradesh (state, India)
Madhyamika (in Buddhism)
Madinat ash Shab (city, Yemen)
Madison (river, United States)
Madison (city, Wisconsin)
Madison (city, Indiana)
Madison (city, New Jersey)
Madison Avenue (road, New York)
Madison Heights (city, Michigan)
Madisonville (city, Kentucky)
Madmannah (place)
madrasa (in education, Islam)
Madre de Dios (river, Peru/Bolivia)
Madrid (capital, Spain)
madrigal (music, Italy)
madroño (tree, plant)
Madura (island, Indonesia)
Madurai (city, India)
Maeander (river, Turkey)
Maebashi (city, Japan)
maenads (in Greek Mythology, Roman mythology)
Maeshowe (geographical area, Scotland)
Maesteg (city, Wales)
Mafia (organization, Sicily/United States)
Mafikeng (city, South Africa)
Mafra (city, Portugal)
Magadan (city, Russia)
Magadha (kingdom, India)
Magadi, Lake (lake, Kenya)
Magdala (in the Bible)
Magdala (village, Ethiopia)
Magdalen Islands (island group, Canada)
Magdalena (river, Colombia)
Magdeburg (city, Germany)
Magellan, Strait of (body of water, South America)
Magellanic Clouds (in astronomy)
Magenta (town, Italy)
Maggiore, Lago (lake, Italy)
Maghreb (region, Africa/Morocco/Algeria/Tunisia)
Magi (people, Persia)
magic (in religion and superstition)
magic (in entertainment)
magic realism (movement, South America)
magic square (in linguistics)
Maginot Line (system, France/Switzerland/Belgium)
Magna Carta (law, government, England)
Magna Graecia (region, ancient Greece/Italy)
magnalium (alloy)
Magnesia (ancient cities, Lydia)
magnesia (chemical compound)
magnesite (mineral)
magnesium (element, metal)
magnetic levitation (in physics, transportation)
magnetic pole (in geology, physics)
magnetic resonance (in physics, chemistry)
magnetic resonance imaging (in medicine, physics)
magnetism (in physics, chemistry)
magnetite (mineral)
magnetohydrodynamics (branch of physics)
magnetron (in physics)
Magnificat (in Christianity, music)
Magnitogorsk (city, Russia)
magnitude (in astronomy)
Magnolia (city, Arkansas)
magnolia (in botany)
Magnoliophyta (division)
Magog (city, Canada)
Magog (in the Bible)
magpie (bird)
Magyars (people, Hungary/Romania/Russia/Slovakia/Yugoslavia)
mah jongg
Mahabalipuram (city, India)
Mahabharata (literature, India)
Mahajanga (city, Madagascar)
Mahanadi (river, India)
Mahanaim (ancient city)
Maharashtra (state, India)
mahatma (Hinduism, India)
Mahican (tribe, North America)
mahogany (tree, plant)
Mahón (city, Spain)
Mahoning (river, Ohio)
Mahotella Queens (World Band)
Maia (in Greek Mythology, Roman mythology)
Maiden Castle (structure, England)
Maidenhead (city, England)
Maidstone (city, England)
Maidu (tribe, North America)
Maiduguri (city, Nigeria)
Maimana (city, Afghanistan)
Main (river, Germany)
Maine (region and former province, France)
Maine (state, United States)
Maine (ship)
Maine-et-Loire (department, France)
Maine, Gulf of (body of water, Maine)
Maine, University of (university, Maine)
Mainland (island, Scotland)
mainstreaming (in education)
Mainz (city, Germany)
Maipú (geographical area, Chile)
Maisons-Alfort (city, France)
Maitland (city, Australia)
Maizuru (city, Japan)
Majdanek (city, Poland)
majolica (in household, sculpture)
Major Planets of the Solar System (table)
Majorca (island, Spain)
Majuba Hill (geographical area, South Africa)
Majuro (capital, Marshall Islands)
Makah (tribe, North America)
Makatea (island, the Pacific/French Polynesia)
Makhachkala (city, Russia)
Makiyivka (city, Ukraine)
Makó (city, Hungary)
mako (chordate, vertebrate)
Makurdi (city, Nigeria)
Malabar Coast (geographical area, India)
Malabo (city, capital, Equatorial Guinea)
Malacca, Strait of (body of water, Sumatra/Malaysia/Singapore)
Malachi (Hebrew prophet of the sixth century)
malachite (mineral)
Maladetta Mountains (mountains, Spain)
Málaga (city, Spain)
Malakhov (geographical area, Ukraine)
Mälaren (lake, Sweden)
malaria (disease, protozoa)
Malaspina (glacier, Alaska)
Malatya (city, Turkey)
Malawi (country)
Malay Archipelago (island group, Asia)
Malay Peninsula (region, Asia)
Malayan (people, Asia)
Malayo-Polynesian languages (language)
Malaysia (country)
Malbork (city, Poland)
Malden (city, Massachusetts)
Maldives (country, island group)
Maldon (city, England)
Malé (capital, Maldives)
Malé Island (capital, Maldives)
Malecite (tribe, North America)
Malegaon (city, India)
Malheur (river, Oregon)
Malheur Lake (lake, Oregon)
Mali (country)
Malibu Beach (city, California)
malice (in law)
Malindi (city, Kenya)
Malindidzimu Hill (geographical area, Zimbabwe)
Mallawi (city, Egypt)
malleability (in metallurgy)
mallow (herb, plant)
Malmédy (city, Belgium)
Malmesbury (city, England)
Malmö (city, Sweden)
Malmstrom Air Force Base (geographical area, United States/Montana)
malnutrition (in medicine)
Maloja (geographical area, Switzerland)
Malolos (city, Philippines)
Maloyaroslavets (city, Russia)
Malplaquet, battle of (historical event, Spain/England/Holy Roman Empire)
malpractice (in law, medicine, business)
malt (food)
Malta (country, island)
Maltese (dog)
maltose (food)
Malvasia (city, Greece)
Malvern Hills (geographical area, England)
Malverne (city, New York)
Mamaroneck (city, New York)
mamba (reptile)
Mamison (geographical area, Russia/Georgia)
Mamluk (people, Egypt/Middle East)
mammal
mammary gland (in anatomy)
mammography
mammon
mammoth (mammal)
Mammoth Cave National Park (national park, Kentucky)
Mamoré (river, Bolivia)
Mamoudzou (capital, France/Comoros)
Man (town, Côte d'Ivoire)
Man Booker Prize (award)
Man o' War (horse, United States)
man-o'-war bird (bird)
Man, Isle of (island, United Kingdom)
Manado (city, Indonesia)
managed health care (in economics, medicine)
Managua (capital, Nicaragua)
manakin (bird)
Manamah, Al (capital, Bahrain)
Manas (city, Xinjiang)
Manassas (city, Virginia)
Manaus (city, Brazil)
Mancha, La (region, Spain)
Manche (department, France)
Manchester (city, England)
Manchester (city, Connecticut)
Manchester (city, New Hampshire)
Manchester school (organization, England)
Manchester Ship Canal (body of water, England)
Manchester terrier (dog)
Manchester, Victoria University of (university, England)
Manchu (people, China)
Manchukuo (former country, China)
Manchuria (region, China)
Manchurian Incident (historical event, Japan/China)
Mandaeans (religion, Iran/Iraq)
Mandal (city, Norway)
mandala (in Hinduism, Buddhism, art)
Mandalay (city, Myanmar)
mandamus (in law)
Mandan (indigenous people of North America)
Mandan (city, North Dakota)
Mandarin (government, China)
mandates (treaty)
Mande (language, Africa)
Mandeville (city, Jamaica)
mandolin
mandorla (in art)
mandrake (plant)
mandrill (mammal, primate)
manes (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
Mangalore (city, India)
manganese (element, metal)
mange (disease)
mango (tree, fruit)
mangosteen (fruit, plant)
mangrove (tree)
Mangyshlak Peninsula (geographical area, Kazakhstan)
Manhattan (indigenous people of North America)
Manhattan (city, Kansas)
Manhattan (borough, New York City, United States)
Manhattan Beach (city, California)
Manhattan Project (historical event, United States)
Manichaeism (in religion)
Manicouagan (river, Canada)
manifest destiny (politics, history, United States)
Manihiki (island, Cook Islands)
Maniitsoq (city, Greenland)
Manila (capital, Philippines)
Manila Bay (body of water, Philippines)
Manila hemp (material, plant)
Manipur (state, India)
Manisa (city, Turkey)
manito (in religion)
Manitoba (province, Canada)
Manitoba, Lake (lake, Canada)
Manitoba, University of (university, Canada)
Manitoulin Islands (island group, Canada/United States)
Manitowoc (city, Wisconsin)
Manizales (city, Colombia)
Mankato (city, Minnesota)
manna (food)
Mannaeans (people, Asia Minor)
mannerism (style)
Mannheim (city, Germany)
Manoel (of Portugal)
manor house (structure)
manorial system (system, Europe)
Manresa (city, Catalonia)
Mans, Le (city, France)
Mansard (in architecture)
mansard roof (part of structure)
Mansfield (city and district, England)
Mansfield (city, Connecticut)
Mansfield (city, Ohio)
Mansfield, Mount (mountain, Vermont)
manslaughter (in law)
Mansurah, Al (city, Egypt)
Manteca (city, California)
mantid (insect)
Mantinea (ancient city, ancient Greece)
mantis shrimp
mantle (in geology)
mantra (in Hinduism, Buddhism)
Mantua (city, Italy)
Manu'a (island group, American Samoa)
manueline (style, Portugal)
manure (material)
manuscript (in literature, publishing)
Manville (city, New Jersey)
Manx (language)
Manych (river, Russia)
Manzala, Lake (lake, Egypt)
Manzanares (river, Spain)
Manzanillo (city, Cuba)
Manzanillo (city, Mexico)
Manzhouli (city, China)
Manzikert (city, Turkey)
Manzini (city, Swaziland)
Maon (ancient city)
Maori (people, New Zealand)
map (in geography)
map projection (in geography)
maple (tree, plant)
Maple Heights (city, Ohio)
Maplewood (city, Minnesota)
Maplewood (city, Missouri)
Maplewood (city, New Jersey)
Mapp v. Ohio (case, United States)
Maputo (capital, Mozambique)
Maputo Bay (body of water, Mozambique)
maquiladoras (industry, Mexico)
Mar del Plata (city, Argentina)
Marabouts (people)
Maracaibo (city, Venezuela)
Maracaibo, Lake (lake, Venezuela)
Maracay (city, Venezuela)
Maradi (city, Nigeria)
Maragheh (city, Iran)
Marah (place)
Marais (geographical area, France)
Marais des Cygnes (river, Missouri/Kansas)
Marajó (island, Brazil)
Maranhão (state, Brazil)
Marañón (river, Peru)
Marathas (people, India)
Marathi (language)
Marathon (city, ancient Greece)
marathon race (in sports)
Marbella (city, Spain)
marble (rock)
Marblehead (city, Massachusetts)
marbling (process)
Marburg an der Lahn (city, Germany)
Marbury v. Madison (case, United States)
marcasite (mineral)
march (in music)
Marche (region and former province, France)
Marche (region, Italy)
Marchfeld (geographical area, Austria)
Marcy, Mount (mountain, New York)
Mardan (city, Pakistan)
Mardi Gras (holiday)
Marduk (ancient religion, Babylon)
mare's-tail (plant)
Maree, Loch (lake, Scotland)
Maremma (geographical area, Italy)
Marengo (Horse)
Marengo, battle of (historical event, Italy/France)
Mareotis (lake, Egypt)
margarine (food)
Margarita (island, Venezuela)
Margate (city, England)
Margate City (city, New Jersey)
Marghilon (city, Uzbekistan)
margin requirement (in finance)
Margrethe (of Denmark)
Marguerite (for French women thus named, use Margaret)
Mari (goddess of thunder and wind)
Mari El (republic, Russia)
Maria Wörth (city, Austria)
Marianao (city, Cuba)
Marianas trench (geographical area, the Pacific)
Mariánské Lázne (city, Czech Republic)
Marias (river, Montana)
Mariazell (city, Austria)
Marib (ancient city, Yemen)
Maribo (city, Denmark)
Maribor (city, Slovenia)
Maricopa (tribe, North America)
Marie Byrd Land (geographical area, Antarctica)
Mariehamn (city, Finland)
Mariestad (city, Sweden)
Marietta (city, Ohio)
Marietta (city, Georgia)
Marignano, battle of (historical event, France/Italy)
marigold (plant, flower)
marijuana (drug)
Marinduque (island, Philippines)
marine biology (branch of biology)
Marine Corps, United States (organization, United States)
marine engine (machine)
marines (organization)
Marinette (city, Wisconsin)
Maringá (city, Brazil)
Marion (city, Indiana)
Marion (city, Iowa)
Marion (city, Ohio)
Marion (city, Illinois)
maritime law (in law)
Maritime Provinces (region, Canada)
Maritime Territory (division, Russia)
Maritsa (river, Bulgaria/Greece/Turkey)
Mariupol (city, Ukraine)
marjoram (herb, plant)
mark (sociology, Germany)
Mark, Gospel according to
market gardening (in agriculture)
market research (in economics, business)
marketing (in economics, business)
markhor (mammal)
Marl (city, Germany)
marl (type of soil)
Marlboro (city, Massachusetts)
Marlboro Music Festival (festival, Vermont)
marlin (fish)
Marly-le-Roi (city, France)
marmalade (food)
Marmara, Sea of (body of water, Turkey)
marmoset (mammal, primate)
marmot (rodent)
Marmousets (organization, France)
Marne (department, France)
Marne (river, France)
Marne, battle of the (historical event, France/Germany)
Maronites (Christianity, church, Lebanon)
maroon (sociology, West Indies)
Marprelate controversy (Protestantism, England)
Marquesas Islands (island group, French Polynesia)
marquetry (furniture, style)
Marquette (city, Michigan)
Marquette University (university, Wisconsin)
Marrakech (city, Morocco)
marriage (in sociology)
Mars (4th planet from the sun)
Mars (in Roman religion and mythology)
Mars' Hill (mountain)
Marsala (city, Italy)
Marseilles (city, France)
marsh antelope (mammal)
marsh marigold (plant, flower)
Marsh test (in chemistry)
Marshall (city, Missouri)
Marshall (city, Texas)
Marshall Islands (country)
Marshall Plan (government, economics, history, United States/Europe)
Marshalltown (city, Iowa)
Marshfield (city, Massachusetts)
Marshfield (city, Wisconsin)
Marston Moor (geographical area, England)
marsupial
Marsyas (in Greek Mythology)
Martaban, Gulf of (body of water, Myanmar)
marten (mammal)
Martha's Vineyard (island, Massachusetts)
martial arts (in sports)
martial law (in law, government, the military)
Martin v. Hunter's Lessee (case, United States)
Martinez (city, California)
Martinique (department, island, France)
Martins Ferry (city, Ohio)
Martinsburg (city, Virginia)
Martinsville (city, Virginia)
Marugame (city, Japan)
Marxism (in philosophy, politics, economics)
Mary (1867-1953, queen consort of George V of England)
Mary Washington College (university, Virginia)
Maryknoll (order)
Maryland (state)
Maryland, University of (university, Maryland)
Maryland, University System of (university, Maryland)
Maryville (city, Tennessee)
Marzuq (city, Libya)
Masada (structure, Israel)
Masai (people, Kenya/Tanzania)
Masaya (city, Nicaragua)
Masbate (island, Philippines)
Mascara (city, Algeria)
Mascarene Islands (island group, Madagascar)
maser (mechanical device)
Maseru (city, Lesotho)
Mashhad (city, Iran)
Masjed Soleyman (city, Iran)
mask (clothing)
masochism (in psychology)
Mason City (city, Iowa)
Mason-Dixon Line (geographical area, Pennsylvania/Maryland)
Masora (in the Old Testament, linguistics)
masque (in theater)
Mass (in Christianity)
mass (in physics)
mass extinction (in biology, ecology)
mass number (in chemistry)
mass spectrograph (mechanical device)
mass transit (system)
mass-luminosity relation (in astronomy)
Massa (in the Bible)
Massachuset (tribe, North America)
Massachusetts (state)
Massachusetts Bay (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Massachusetts)
Massachusetts Bay Company (business, history, England/United States)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (university, Massachusetts)
Massachusetts, University of (university, Massachusetts)
massage (in medicine)
Massah (place)
Massapequa (city, New York)
Massapequa Park (city, New York)
Massawa (city, Eritrea)
Massena (city, New York)
Massif Central (mountains, France)
Massillon (city, Ohio)
Massive, Mount (mountain, Colorado)
mast (part of vessel)
mastaba (structure, ancient Egypt)
mastectomy (in surgery)
mastic (material, tree)
mastiff (dog)
Mastigophora (protozoa)
mastitis (condition)
mastitis, bovine (disease)
mastodon (mammal)
Masuda (city, Japan)
Masuria (region, Poland)
Mata-Utu (capital, France/the Pacific)
Matadi (city, Zaire)
Matagorda Bay (body of water, Mexico)
Matamoros (city, Mexico)
Matane (city, Canada)
Matanzas (province, Cuba)
Matanzas (city, Cuba)
Matapan, Cape (geographical area, Greece)
Matapedia, Lake (lake, Canada)
Mataró (city, Catalonia)
match (ignitable stick)
maté (tree)
Matera (city, Italy)
materialism (in philosophy)
mathematics (in mathematics, science)
Mathura (city, India)
Mato Grosso (state, Brazil)
matriarchy (in anthropology, sociology)
matrix (in mathematics)
Matruh (city, Egypt)
Matsu (island, Taiwan)
Matsubara (city, Japan)
Matsudo (city, Japan)
Matsue (city, Japan)
Matsumoto (city, Japan)
Matsushima (city, Japan)
Matsuyama (city, Japan)
Mattagami (river, Canada)
matter (in physics)
Matterhorn (mountain, Switzerland/Italy)
Matthew, Gospel according to
Mattoon (city, Illinois)
Matuta (in Roman mythology)
Mau Mau (Africa)
Maubeuge (city, France)
Maui (island, Hawaii)
Maumee (city, Ohio)
Mauna Kea (volcano, Hawaii)
Mauna Kea Observatories (structure, Hawaii)
Mauna Loa (mountain, Hawaii)
Maundy Thursday (holy day)
Mauretania (ancient region, Africa)
Mauritania (country)
Mauritius (country, island group)
Maurya (dynasty, India)
mausoleum (structure)
Mawlamyine (city, Myanmar)
May Day (festival)
May Fourth Movement (movement, China)
maya (in Hinduism)
Maya (indigenous people of Mexico and Central America)
Mayagüez (city, Puerto Rico)
Mayenne (department, France)
Mayerling (city, Austria)
Mayfield (city, Kentucky)
Mayfield Heights (city, Ohio)
Mayflower (ship)
mayflower (in botany)
Mayflower Compact (government, United States)
mayfly (insect, arthropod)
mayhem (in law)
Maykop (city, Russia)
Maynooth (city, Ireland)
Mayo (county, Ireland)
Mayon, Mount (volcano, Philippines)
Mayotte (island, territory, France/Comoros)
Maywood (city, California)
Maywood (city, Illinois)
Maywood (city, New Jersey)
Mazandaran (province, Iran)
Mazar-i-Sharif (city, Afghanistan)
Mazarin Bible (in literature, printing, the Bible)
Mazaruni (river, Guyana)
Mazatlán (city, Mexico)
maze (structure, symbol)
Mazovia (region, Poland)
mazurka (dance, Poland)
Mazzaroth (in the Old Testament)
Mbabane (city, Swaziland)
Mbandaka (city, Zaire)
Mbuji-Mayi (city, Zaire)
Mbundu (people, Angola)
McAlester (city, Oklahoma)
McAllen (city, Texas)
McClure Strait (body of water, Canada)
McComb (city, Mississippi)
McCulloch v. Maryland (case, United States)
McDonald Observatory (structure, Texas)
McGill University (university, Canada)
McKees Rocks (city, Pennsylvania)
McKeesport (city, Pennsylvania)
McKinley, Mount (mountain, Alaska)
McKinney (city, Texas)
McLean (city, Virginia)
McMaster University (university, Canada)
McMinnville (city, Oregon)
McMurray (city, Canada)
McNary Dam (dam, Oregon/Washington)
McPherson (city, Kansas)
Md (symbol)
mead (liquor)
Mead, Lake (lake, Nevada/Arizona)
meadow beauty (plant)
meadow rue (plant)
meadow saffron (plant, flower)
meadowlark (bird)
Meadville (city, Pennsylvania)
Meah (the Old Testament, Jerusalem)
mealybug (insect)
mean (average)
measles (disease, virus)
measure (in music)
measurement (measure)
meat (food)
Meath (county, Ireland)
meatpacking (food)
Meaux (city, France)
Mecca (city, Saudi Arabia)
mechanics (branch of mechanics)
mechanism (in philosophy)
mechanized warfare (in the military)
Mechelen (city, Belgium)
Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence (historical event, United States)
Mecklenburg-West Pomerania (state, Germany)
medal (symbol, metal)
Medan (in the Bible)
Medan (city, Indonesia)
Medea (in Greek Mythology)
Medeba (city, Jordan)
Medelli´n (city, Colombia)
Medford (city, Oregon)
Medford (city, Massachusetts)
Media (ancient country, Iran)
median (in statistics, geometry)
mediation (in law)
Medicaid (government, medicine, United States)
Medical College of Pennsylvania (university, Pennsylvania)
medical jurisprudence (in law, medicine)
Medicare (government, medicine, United States)
medicinal plants (in botany, medicine)
medicine (in medicine, science)
Medicine Bow Mountains (mountains, Wyoming/Colorado)
Medicine Hat (city, Canada)
medicine man (in religion, medicine)
Medieval Latin literature (style)
Medina (city, Saudi Arabia)
Medina (city, Ohio)
Medina del Campo (city, Spain)
Medinipur (city, India)
meditation (in religion, medicine)
Mediterranean Sea (body of water, Europe/Asia/Africa/the Mediterranean)
medlar (tree)
Médoc (region, France)
Medusa (Mythical Figure)
Medveditsa (river, Russia)
Meech Lake Accord (government, law, Canada)
Meerut (city, India)
megachurch (Protestantism, United States)
Megaclite (in astronomy)
megalithic monument (structure)
megalopolis (in anthropology)
Megan's law (law, United States)
megapode (bird)
Mégara (city, Greece)
Megarian school (philosophy, ancient Greece)
megatherium (mammal)
Meghalaya (state, India)
Meghna (river, Bangladesh)
Megiddo (ancient city)
Meharry Medical College (university, Tennessee)
Mehemet
Mehmed
Mehunim (ancient people)
Meiji restoration (historical event, Japan)
Meiningen (city, Germany)
Meiningen Players (organization, Germany)
meiosis (process)
Meissen (city, Germany)
meistersinger (organization, Germany)
meitnerium (element)
Meknès (city, Morocco)
Mekong (river, Southeast Asia)
Melaka (state, Malaysia)
melamine (in chemistry)
Melampus (in Greek Mythology)
Melanesia (region, the Pacific)
melanin (material)
Melbourne (city, Australia)
Melbourne (city, Florida)
Melchites (in Christianity, church)
Melchizedek (Bible)
Meleager (in Greek Mythology)
Melekeok (capital, Palau)
Melfi (city, Italy)
Melilla (city, Spain/Morocco)
Melitopol (city, Ukraine)
Melk (city, Austria)
Mellon Foundation (of United States)
melodrama (style)
melody (in music)
melon (fruit, plant)
Melrose (town, Scotland)
Melrose (city, Massachusetts)
Melrose Park (city, Illinois)
melting point (in thermodynamics)
Melun (city, France)
Mélusine (character, France)
Melville Bay (geographical area, Greenland)
Melville Island (Australia)
Melville Island (Canada)
Melville Peninsula (geographical area, Canada)
Melville, Lake (lake, Canada)
Melzar (in the Old Testament)
membrane (in biology, biochemistry)
Memel Territory (district, Prussia)
Memmingen (city, Germany)
Memnon (in Greek Mythology)
Memorial Day (holiday, United States)
Memorial University of Newfoundland (university, Canada)
memory (in psychology)
Memphis (city, ancient Egypt)
Memphis (city, Tennessee)
Memphis, University of (university, Tennessee)
Memucan (character)
Menai Strait (body of water, Wales)
Menasha (city, Wisconsin)
Mende (city, France)
mendelevium (element)
Menderes (river, Turkey)
Mendip Hills (geographical area, England)
Mendoza (city, Argentina)
Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin (in the Bible)
Menelaus (in Greek Mythology)
Menen (city, Belgium)
Mengzi (Chinese philosopher)
menhir (structure)
Ménière's syndrome (disease)
meninges (in anatomy)
meningitis (disease)
Menlo Park (city, California)
Menlo Park (city, New Jersey)
Mennonites (in Protestantism, church)
Menominee (indigenous people of North America)
Menominee (city, Michigan)
Menominee (river, United States)
Menomonee Falls (city, Wisconsin)
Menomonie (city, Wisconsin)
menopause (in biology, medicine)
menstruation (in biology, medicine)
mental hygiene (in psychology)
mental retardation (in psychology, medicine)
Mentana (city, Italy)
Menteith (lake, Scotland)
menthol (drug)
Menton (city, France)
Mentor (village, United States)
Mentor (in Greek mythology)
Menzel Bourguiba (city, Tunisia)
Mephaath (ancient city)
meprobamate (drug)
Mequon (city, Wisconsin)
Mer de Glace (geographical area, France)
meranti (plant, tree)
Merapi, Mount (volcano, Indonesia)
mercantilism (in economics)
mercaptan (in chemistry, biology)
Merced (city, California)
Mercedes (city, Uruguay)
Merchant Adventurers (organization, England)
Merchants of the Staple (organization, England)
Mercia (former kingdom)
Mercosur (international organization, South America)
mercuric chloride (in chemistry)
mercurous chloride (in chemistry)
mercury (chemical element: Hg)
Mercury (planet)
Mercury (in Roman religion)
mercury poisoning (disease)
merger (in business)
Mérida (city, Mexico)
Mérida (city, Spain)
Mérida (city, Venezuela)
Meriden (city, Connecticut)
Meridian (city, Mississippi)
Merino sheep (mammal)
Merionethshire (former county, Wales)
meristem (part of plant)
Merlo (city, Argentina)
mermaid (character)
Merodach (character)
Meroë (ancient city, Sudan)
Merope (in Greek Mythology)
Merovingian art and architecture (style, Germany)
Merovingians (dynasty, Germany)
Merrick (city, New York)
Merrimack (river, United States)
Merritt Island (island, Florida)
Merryman, ex parte (case, United States)
Mers-el-Kebir (city, Algeria)
Merseburg (city, Germany)
Mersen, Treaty of (treaty, France/Germany)
Mersey (river, England)
Merseyside (former county, England)
Mersin (city, Turkey)
Merthyr Tydfil (city, Wales)
Merton (city, England)
Meru, Mount (volcano, Tanzania)
Merv (ancient city, Turkmenistan)
Mesa (city, Arizona)
mesa (in geology)
Mesa Verde National Park (national park, Colorado)
Mesabi (geographical area, Minnesota)
mescaline (drug)
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Messene (ancient city, ancient Greece)
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Metapontum (ancient city, Italy)
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Mexicali (city, Mexico)
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Mexican War (historical event, Mexico/United States)
Mexico (country, North America)
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Mezen (river, Russia)
Mezozoa (worm, kingdom)
Mezzogiorno (region, Italy)
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Mg (symbol)
Miami (indigenous people of North America)
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Michael (archangel)
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)
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Michmas (city, Jerusalem)
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Michurinsk (city, Russia)
Micmac (tribe, North America)
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Micronesia (region, the Pacific)
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Mid Glamorgan (former county, Wales)
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Milk (river, United States and Canada)
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Milky Way (in astronomy)
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Mi´los (island, Greece)
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Mimas (in astronomy)
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Mindanao (island, Philippines)
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Minerva (in Roman mythology)
Ming (Chinese dynasty)
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Minho (river, Spain)
miniature bull terrier (dog)
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Minneapolis (city, Minnesota)
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Minnesota (state, United States)
Minnesota (river, United States)
Minnesota Orchestra (orchestra, Minnesota)
Minnesota, University of (university, Minnesota)
Minnetonka (city, Minnesota)
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Minorca (island, Spain/the Mediterranean)
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Minos (in Greek Mythology)
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Minseito (organization, Japan)
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mint (in finance)
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Minuf (city, Egypt)
Minusinsk (city, Russia)
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Minya, Al (city, Egypt)
Miocene epoch (period)
Miphkad (the Old Testament, Jerusalem)
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Mira (in astronomy)
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Miramar (city, Florida)
Miramichi (river, Canada)
Miranda (in astronomy)
Miranda v. Arizona (case, United States)
Mirny (city, Russia)
Mirpur Khas (city, Pakistan)
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Mishawaka (city, Indiana)
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Mishna (in Judaism, literature)
Miskolc (city, Hungary)
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Missinaibi (river, Canada)
Mission (city, Texas)
Mission Indians (tribe, North America)
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Mississippi Scheme (in politics, history)
Mississippi Sound (body of water, Louisiana)
Mississippi State University (university, Mississippi)
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Mississippi, University of (university, Mississippi)
Missoula (city, Montana)
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Missouri (river, United States)
Missouri Compromise (historical event, United States)
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Missouri, University of (university, Missouri)
Mistassini, Lake (lake, Canada)
Misti, El (volcano, Peru)
mistletoe (plant)
Mitanni (kingdom, Mesopotamia)
Mitchell (city, South dakota)
Mitchell, Mount (mountain, North Carolina)
mite (arachnid)
Mithra (ancient religion, Persia/India)
Mitili´ni (city, Greece)
Mitla (building, Mexico)
Mito (city, Japan)
mitosis (in biochemistry)
mixer (mechanical device)
Mixtec (people, North America/Mexico)
Mixtón War (war, Mexico)
mixture (in chemistry)
Miyagi (prefecture, Japan)
Miyako (city, Japan)
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Miyazaki (city, Japan)
Miyazu (city, Japan)
Mizoram (state, India)
Mizpah (ancient city)
Mjøsa (lake, Norway)
mks system (system, measure)
Mladá Boleslav (city, Czech Republic)
Mn (symbol)
Mnemosyne (in Greek Mythology)
Mo (symbol)
moa (bird)
Moab (ancient country, Jordan)
Moabite stone (structure, Jordan)
Moberly (city, Missouri)
Mobile (city, Alabama)
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Mobile Bay (body of water, Mexico/Alabama)
Moçambique (city, Mozambique)
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Mocha (city, Yemen)
Mochica (civilization, Peru)
modacrylic (material)
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Modena (city, Italy)
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modernismo (movement, Spain)
Modesto (city, California)
Modica (city, Italy)
Modoc (tribe, North America)
Modoc War (historical event, United States)
modulation (in music)
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Moeris (lake, Egypt)
Moesia (ancient region, Europe)
Moffat Tunnel (structure, Colorado)
Mogadishu (capital, Somalia)
Mogi das Cruzes (city, Brazil)
Mogilev (city, Belarus)
Mogok (city, Myanmar)
Mogollon Plateau (geographical area, Arizona)
Mohács (city, Hungary)
mohair (in textile)
Mohammed
Mohave (indigenous people of North America)
Mohawk (river, United States)
Mohawk Trail (road, New York/Massachusetts)
Mohegan (tribe, North America)
Mohole, Project (project, United States)
Mohyliv-Podilskyy (city, Ukraine)
Moisie (river, Canada)
mojarra (fish)
Mojave (river, California)
Mojave Desert (geographical area, region, California)
Moksha (river, Russia)
Mol (city, Belgium)
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Moldavia (ancient province)
Molde (city, Norway)
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Moldova (country)
Moldoveanu (mountain, Romania)
mole (in chemistry)
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Molech (ancient religion, Middle East)
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Molfetta (city, Italy)
Moline (city, Illinois)
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Mollendo (city, Peru)
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Mollusca
Molly Maguires (organization, United States)
Mölndal (city, Sweden)
Molokai (island, Hawaii)
molting (in zoology)
Moluccas (island group)
molybdenite (mineral)
molybdenum (metal, element)
Moma (city, Mozambique)
Mombasa (city, Kenya)
mombin (fruit, tree)
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Momus (in Greek Mythology)
Mona (island, Great Britain)
Mona Passage (body of water, island, Puerto Rico/Dominican Republic)
Monaco (country)
Monadhliath Mountains (mountains, Scotland)
Monadnock (mountain, New Hampshire)
Monaghan (county, Ireland)
Monaghan (town, Ireland)
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Monera (Rock Band)
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Monfalcone (city, Italy)
Mongolia (country, Asia)
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Monhegan (island, Maine)
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Monitor and Merrimack (vessel, battle, United States)
monitorial system (in education)
monkey (mammal, primate)
monkey-puzzle tree (tree)
Monmouth (town, Wales)
Monmouth (city, Illinois)
Monmouth, battle of (historical event, United States)
Monmouthshire (county, Wales)
Monocacy (river, Pennsylvania)
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Monongahela (river, Pennsylvania/West Virginia)
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Monophysitism (in Christianity, church)
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Monotheletism (in Christianity, church)
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Monroe Doctrine (government, law, United States)
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Mont Blanc (mountain, France/Italy)
Mont Laurier (city, Canada)
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Montagnais and Naskapi (tribe, Canada)
Montana (state)
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Montanism (in Christianity)
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Montego Bay (city, Jamaica)
Montenegro (country)
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Montes Claros (city, Brazil)
Montevideo (city, capital, Uruguay)
Montezuma Castle National Monument (national monument, Arizona)
Montferrat (region, Italy)
Montgomery (city, Alabama)
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Montgomeryshire (former county, Wales)
month
Monticello (structure, Virginia)
Montilla (city, Spain)
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Montmorency (town, Canada)
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Montmorency (river, Canada)
Montparnasse (geographical area, France)
Montpelier (city, Vermont)
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Montpellier, University of (university, France)
Montreal (city, Canada)
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Montreuil (city, France)
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Montrose (city, Scotland)
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Montserrat (island, West Indies)
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Montville (city, Connecticut)
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Monumenta Germaniae historica (literature, Germany)
Monza (city, Italy)
mood (in linguistics)
moon (in astronomy)
moon worship
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Moore (city, Oklahoma)
Moore's law (in electronics)
Moorea (island, French Polynesia)
Moores Creek National Battlefield (national site, North Carolina)
Moorestown (city, New Jersey)
Moorhead (city, Minnesota)
Moorish art and architecture (in art, architecture, Islam)
Moors (people, Africa)
Moose (river, Canada)
moose (in zoology)
Moose Factory (business, Canada)
Moose Jaw (city, Canada)
Moosehead Lake (lake, Maine)
Moosonee (city, Canada)
Mopti (city, Mali)
Moradabad (city, India)
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Moral Majority (politics, religion, United States)
morality play (style)
Morava (river, Serbia)
Morava (river, Czech Republic and Slovakia)
Moravia (region, Czech Republic)
Moravian Church (in Protestantism, church)
Moray (alternate spelling of Murray)
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Morbihan (department, France)
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Mordecai (character)
Morden (city, Canada)
Mordovia (republic, Russia)
Morecambe and Heysham (city, England)
Morecambe Bay (body of water, England)
Moreh (place, mountain)
Morelia (city, Mexico)
Morelos (state, Mexico)
Moreno (city, Argentina)
Moreno Valley (city, California)
mores (in philosophy)
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Moresnet (district, Belgium)
Moreton Bay (body of water, Australia)
Morgan City (city, Louisiana)
Morgan horse (horse)
Morganton (city, North Carolina)
Morgantown (city, Virginia)
Morgarten (mountain, Switzerland)
Moriah (place)
Moriah, Mount (place)
Morioka (city, Japan)
Moriscos (people, Spain)
Morley (city, England)
morning glory (plant, flower)
morocco (type of leather)
Morocco (country, Africa)
Morogoro (city, Tanzania)
Morón (city, Argentina)
Moroni (capital, Comoros)
Moros (people, Philippines/Borneo)
Morotai (island, Indonesia)
Morpheus (in Greek Mythology, Roman mythology)
morphine (drug)
morris dance (dance, England)
Morris Jesup, Cape (geographical area, Greenland)
Morrisburg (city, Canada)
Morristown (city, New Jersey)
Morristown (city, Tennessee)
Morrisville (city, Pennsylvania)
Morro Castle (structure, Cuba)
Mors (island, Denmark)
Morse code (system)
Morse Code (table)
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Morteratsch (geographical area, Switzerland)
mortgage (in law, finance)
Mortimer's Cross (geographical area, England)
mortmain (in law)
Morton (city, Illinois)
Morton Grove (city, Illinois)
Morvan (region, France)
mosaic (in art)
Moscow (city, Russia)
Moscow (city, Idaho)
Moscow Art Theater (organization, Russia)
Moscow Basin (geographical area, Russia)
Moscow Conferences (historical event, Russia/United States/England)
Moscow State University (university, Russia)
Moscow, grand duchy of (former state, Moscow)
Moselle (department, France)
Moselle (river, France, Luxembourg, and Germany)
Moses (Biblical Figure / Religious Figure)
Moses Lake (city, Washington)
Moshi (city, Tanzania)
Moskenstraumen (body of water, Norway)
Moskva (river, Russia)
mosque (structure)
mosquito (insect)
Mosquito Coast (region, Nicaragua/Honduras)
Moss (city, Norway)
moss (in botany)
Mossi (people, Africa)
Most (city, Czech Republic)
most-favored-nation clause (in government, economics)
Mostaganem (city, Algeria)
Mostar (city, Bosnia)
Mosul (city, Iraq)
Motagua (river, Guatemala)
Motala (city, Sweden)
motel (in business)
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moth (insect)
moth mullein (plant)
Mother Goose (in fiction)
Mother Lode (region, California)
mother-of-pearl (material)
Motherwell and Wishaw (city, Scotland)
motif (in literature)
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motion picture photography (in technology, photography, film)
motion pictures (in film)
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motive (in music)
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motorboating (in sports)
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Mott Foundation (organization)
Moulins (city, France)
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mound (structure)
Mound Builders (people, North America)
Moundsville (city, West Virginia)
Mount Allison University1 (university, Canada)
Mount Clemens (city, Michigan)
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Mount Holyoke College (university, Massachusetts)
Mount Pleasant (city, Michigan)
Mount Prospect (city, Illinois)
Mount Rainier National Park (national park, Washington)
Mount Revelstoke National Park (national park, Canada)
Mount Robson Provincial Park (geographical area, Canada)
Mount Rushmore National Memorial (national site, South dakota)
Mount Stromlo Observatory (structure, Australia)
Mount Vernon (estate, United States)
Mount Vernon (city, Illinois)
Mount Vernon (city, New York)
Mount Vernon (city, Ohio)
Mount Wilson Observatory (structure, California)
mountain (mountains)
Mountain Ash (town, Wales)
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Mountain Brook (city, Alabama)
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Mountain Meadows (geographical area, Utah)
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Mountain View (city, California)
Mountain, the (the military, history, France)
Mountlake Terrace (city, Washington)
Mourne Mountains (mountains, Northern Ireland)
mouse (rodent)
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mower (machine)
Mozah (city, Jerusalem)
Mozambique (country, Africa)
Mozarabs (people, Spain)
Mozhaisk (city, Russia)
Møn (island, Denmark)
Møre og Romsdal (county, Norway)
MRSA (bacteria)
Msta (river, Russia)
Mt (element)
Mtskheta (city, Georgia)
Muallaqat (in literature)
mucilage (material)
muckrakers (organization, United States)
mucopolysaccharide (in biochemistry)
mud puppy (amphibian)
Mudanjiang (city, China)
Mudéjar (architecture, Spain)
mudskipper (fish)
Mufaddaliyat (in literature)
muffler (vehicle, mechanical device)
mufti (in Islam, law)
Mufulira (city, Zambia)
Mughal (empire, term)
Mughal art and architecture (art, architecture, Islam, India)
Mugodzhar Hills (mountains, Kazakhstan)
mugwumps (politics, history, United States)
Mühlberg (city, Germany)
Mühlhausen (city, Germany)
Mukacheve (city, Ukraine)
Mukalla (city, Yemen)
mulberry (plant, tree)
mulch (material)
mule (in zoology)
Mulhacén (mountain, Spain)
Mülheim an der Ruhr (city, Germany)
Mulhouse (city, France)
Mull (island, Scotland)
Mull of Galloway (geographical area, Scotland)
mullion (in architecture)
Multan (city, Pakistan)
multiculturalism (in anthropology)
Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (agency)
multimedia (in computers, communication)
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multiple chemical sensitivity (disease)
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multiplication (in mathematics)
Mumbai (city, India)
mumming play (style)
mummy (in archeology)
mumps (disease)
Muncie (city, Indiana)
Munda languages (language, Asia)
Mundelein (city, Illinois)
Munger (city, India)
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National Gallery (museum, England)
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National Labor Relations Board (organization, agency, United States)
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National Organization for Women (organization, United States)
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ystem)
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Natural Bridge (city, Virginia)
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natural gas (material)
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Nature Conservancy (organization)
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Naugatuck (city, Connecticut)
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Naumburg (city, Germany)
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Navigation Acts (history, law, England)
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Naypyidaw (capital, Myanmar)
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Nazas (river, Mexico)
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Næstved (city, Denmark)
Nb (symbol)
Nd (symbol)
Ndebele (people, Zimbabwe)
Ndjamena (capital, Chad)
Ndola (city, Zambia)
Ne (symbol)
Neagh, Lough (lake, Northern Ireland)
Neandertal (geographical area, Germany)
Neanderthal man (in anthropology)
Neapolis (city, ancient Greece/ancient Rome)
near-death experience
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Neath (city, Wales)
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Neballat (ancient city)
Nebitdag (city, Turkmenistan)
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Nebraska (state)
Nebraska, University of (university, Nebraska)
nebula (in astronomy)
Nechako (river, Canada)
Neckar (river, Germany)
necrotizing fasciitis (disease)
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Nederland (city, Texas)
Needham (city, Massachusetts)
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Neerwinden (city, Belgium)
Negeri Sembilan (state, Malaysia)
Negev (region, Israel)
Neginah (in the Old Testament)
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Negoiu (mountain, Romania)
Negombo (city, Sri Lanka)
negotiable instrument (in finance)
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Negro, Ri´o (river, Argentina)
Negro, Ri´o (river, Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil)
Negro, Ri´o (river, Uruguay and Brazil)
Negros (island, Philippines)
Nehemiah (book of the Bible)
Nehushtan (in the Old Testament)
Neijiang (city, China)
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Nematoda
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Nen (river, China)
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neomycin (drug)
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Neosho (river, Kansas/Oklahoma)
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Nicodemus, Gospel of
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Nicoya Peninsula (geographical area, Costa Rica)
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Niflheim (place)
Niger (country, Africa)
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Nigeria (country)
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nihilism (in politics, philosophy)
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nirvana (in Buddhism, Hinduism)
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Nizhni Tagil (city, Russia)
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Nizhyn (city, Ukraine)
No (lake, South Sudan)
No (chemical symbol)
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Noah (Bible)
Nob (the Old Testament, Jerusalem)
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Nobeoka (city, Japan)
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Nod, Land of (place)
Noda (city, Japan)
Nodab (ancient people)
noddy (bird)
node (in astronomy)
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Noginsk (city, Russia)
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Nonaligned Movement (international organization)
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nonlinear dynamics (system)
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Nonpartisan League (organization, United States)
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Nootka (tribe, North America)
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Norco (city, California)
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Noricum (province, Holy Roman Empire/Austria)
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Normans (people, France/Europe)
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Norwegian Sea (body of water, Norway)
Norwich (city, England)
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nose (in anatomy)
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note
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Notodden (city, Norway)
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Nottingham (city, England)
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Nouakchott (capital, Mauritania)
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Np (symbol)
Ns (element, symbol)
NSAID (drug)
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nuclear energy (in physics, chemistry)
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Nuer (people)
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Nuevo León (state, Mexico)
nuisance (in law)
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Numa Pompilius (king, ancient Rome)
Numantia (ancient region, Spain)
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number (in mathematics)
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Numbers (in the Old Testament)
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Numidia (ancient country, Africa)
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nutmeg (herb, tree)
nutria (rodent)
nutrition (food)
Nuuanu Pali (geographical area, Hawaii)
Nuuk (city, Greenland)
Nuwara Eliya (city, Sri Lanka)
nux vomica (drug)
Nuzi (geographical area, Iraq)
Ny-Ålesund (city, Russia)
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Nyasa, Lake (lake, Africa)
Nyborg (city, Denmark)
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nylon (in textile)
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Nyssa (ancient city, Asia Minor)
O (in linguistics)
O Salutaris Hostia (in music, Catholicism)
O-shima (island, Japan)
Oahe Dam (dam, South dakota)
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Ob (river, Russia)
Obadiah (book of the Bible)
Oban (city, Scotland)
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Oberammergau (city, Germany)
Oberhausen (city, Germany)
Oberlin College (university, Ohio)
Oberon (in astronomy)
obesity (condition)
object-oriented programming (in computers)
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oboe
Obrenovic (dynasty, Serbia)
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obstetrics (branch of medicine)
Obuasi (city, Ghana)
Ocala (city, Florida)
ocarina
occasionalism (in metaphysics)
Occitan (language)
occultation (in astronomy)
occultism
occupational disease (disease)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (agency, United States)
ocean
Ocean City (city, Maryland)
Ocean City (city, New Jersey)
Oceania (island group, the Pacific)
Oceanic art (art, the Pacific)
Oceanic languages (language, the Pacific)
oceanography (in Oceanography)
Oceanside (city, California)
Oceanside (city, New York)
Oceanus (in Greek Mythology)
ocelot (cat)
Ochakov (city, Ukraine)
ocher (material)
Ocho Rios (city, Jamaica)
Ocmulgee (river, Georgia)
Oconee (river, Georgia)
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octave (in music)
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ode (in poetry)
Odense (city, Denmark)
Odenwald (region, Germany)
Oder (river, Poland/Czech Republic/Germany)
Oder-Neisse line (region, Germany/Poland)
Odessa (city, Ukraine)
Odessa (city, Texas)
odometer (mechanical device, vehicle)
Odysseus (Literary Hero)
Oedipus (character)
Oedipus complex (in psychology)
Oeneus (in Greek Mythology)
Oenone (in Greek Mythology)
Oeta (mountains, Greece)
Ofen (Alpine pass, Switzerland)
Offa's Dyke (structure, England/Wales)
Offaly (county, Ireland)
Offenbach am Main (city, Germany)
offertory (in Christianity)
Office of Price Administration (agency, United States)
Office of Strategic Services (agency, United States)
Office of War Information (agency, United States)
Offutt Air Force Base (geographical area, United States)
Ogaden (region, Ethiopia)
Ogbomosho (city, Nigeria)
Ogden (city, Utah)
Ogden (river, United States)
Ogdensburg (city, New York)
ogham (in linguistics)
Ogoki (river, Canada)
Ogooué (river, Congo)
Ogyges (in Greek Mythology)
Ohio (state, United States)
Ohio (river, United States)
Ohio and Erie Canal (body of water, Ohio)
Ohio Company (organization, United States)
Ohio Company of Associates (organization, United States)
Ohio State University (university, Ohio)
Ohio University (university, Ohio)
ohm (measure)
Ohm's law (in electricity, physics)
ohmmeter (mechanical device)
Ohrid (city, Macedonia)
Ohrid, Lake (lake, Macedonia/Albania)
Oil City (city, Pennsylvania)
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oil industry (in business)
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Oise (department, France)
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Oita (city, Japan)
Ojibwa (tribe, North America)
Ojos del Salado (mountain, Argentina/Chile)
Oka (village, Canada)
Oka (river, central European Russia)
Oka (river, Siberian Russia)
Okanagan Lake (lake, Canada)
Okanogan (tribe, North America)
okapi (mammal)
Okara (city, Pakistan)
Okayama (city, Japan)
Okeechobee Waterway (body of water, Florida/the Atlantic Ocean)
Okeechobee, Lake (lake, Florida)
Okefenokee Swamp (geographical area, Florida)
Okhotsk, Sea of (body of water, the Pacific/Japan)
Okinawa (island, Japan)
Oklahoma (state)
Oklahoma City (capital, Oklahoma)
Oklahoma State University (university, Oklahoma)
Oklahoma, University of (university, Oklahoma)
Okmulgee (city, Oklahoma)
Öland (island, Sweden)
Olathe (city, Kansas)
Olbia (ancient city, ancient Greece/Ukraine)
Old Catholics (in church, Christianity)
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Old Testament (in the Old Testament)
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Oléron (island, France)
oligarchy (in government)
Oligocene epoch (epoch)
Olinda (city, Brazil)
Oliva, Peace of (treaty, Poland/Sweden)
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Olives, Mount of (mountains, Jerusalem)
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Olympian (in Greek Mythology)
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Olympic Mountains (mountains, Washington)
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Olynthus (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Om (in Buddhism, Hinduism)
Omagh (city, Northern Ireland)
Omaha (indigenous people of North America)
Omaha (city, Nebraska)
Oman (country)
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omen (symbol)
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Omsk (city, Russia)
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onager (mammal)
Ondo (city, Nigeria)
Onega (river, Russia)
Onega, Lake (lake, Russia)
Oneida (city, New York)
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Onychophora (in zoology)
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oolite (mineral)
Oostende (city, Belgium)
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Opa-Locka (city, Florida)
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Opalinida
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ophthalmology (branch of medicine)
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opiate drug (drug)
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Opium Wars (war, China/England)
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opus (in music)
Opus Dei (Roman Catholic prelature)
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Oradea (city, Romania)
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Oraibi (structure, Arizona)
Oral (city, Kazakhstan)
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Oran (city, Algeria)
Orange (Princely family of Europe ruling)
Orange (city, Connecticut)
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Orange (city, California)
orange (in botany)
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Orangemen (organization, Ireland)
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oratorio (in music)
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Orchomenus (ancient city, ancient Greece)
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Ordovician period (period)
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Oregon (state, United States)
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Orekhovo-Zuyevo (city, Russia)
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Oreopithecus (in zoology, history)
Oreor (island, Palau)
Orestes (Roman general)
organ
organic chemistry (branch of chemistry)
organic farming (in agriculture)
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Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (international organizatio
n)
Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (international organization,
Europe)
Organization of African Unity (international organization, Africa)
Organization of American States (organization)
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Orkney Islands (former region, island group, Scotland)
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Oromo (people, Ethiopia/Kenya)
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Orpheus (in Greek Mythology)
Orphic Mysteries (ancient religion, ancient Greece)
orphism (movement)
Orrefors (city, Sweden)
Orrmulum (linguistics, literature, England)
Orsha (city, Russia)
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Orthodox Eastern Church (church, Orthodox)
orthopedics (branch of medicine)
Ortles (mountains, Italy)
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oryx (mammal)
Os (symbol)
Osage (indigenous people of North America)
Osage (river, United States)
Osaka (city, Japan)
Osaka University (university, Japan)
Osawatomie (city, Kansas)
Osborne House (structure, England)
Oscan (language)
oscillator, electronic (mechanical device)
oscilloscope (mechanical device)
Osh (city, Kyrgyzstan)
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Öskemen (city, Kazakhstan)
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Osorno (city, Chile)
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Osroene (kingdom, Mesopotamia/Turkey/Syria)
Oss (city, the Netherlands)
Ossa (mountain, Greece)
Ossetia (region, Georgia/Russia)
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Ostend Manifesto (government, literature, United States/France/Spain/Cuba)
osteomyelitis (disease)
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Östersund (city, Sweden)
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ostrich (bird)
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Oswego (city, New York)
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Oto (tribe, North America)
Otomi´ (language, Mexico)
Otranto (city, Italy)
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Ottawa (city, Canada)
Ottawa (river, Canada)
Ottawa, University of (university, Canada)
otter (mammal, carnivore)
Otter, Peaks of (mountain, Virginia)
Otterburn (city, England)
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Ottoman Empire (empire, Turkey/Asia Minor)
Ottonian art (art, Germany)
Ottumwa (city, Iowa)
Ötztal Alps (mountains, Austria)
Ouachita (river, Arkansas/Louisiana)
Ouachita Mountains (mountains, Arkansas/Oklahoma)
Ouagadougou (capital, Burkina Faso)
Ouargla (city, Algeria)
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Oudenaarde (city, Belgium)
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Ouse (Great Ouse)
Outer Banks (island group, North Carolina)
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ovenbird (bird)
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Overland Park (city, Kansas)
Overland Trail (road, United States)
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Owen Stanley Range (mountains, Papua New Guinea)
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Owensboro (city, Kentucky)
owl (bird)
Owl and the Nightingale, The (poetry, literature, England)
Owo (city, Nigeria)
Owosso (city, Michigan)
Owyhee (river, Idaho/Nevada/Oregon)
oxalic acid (in chemistry)
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Oxford (city, England)
Oxford (city, Massachusetts)
Oxford (city, Mississippi)
Oxford (city, Ohio)
Oxford movement (Protestantism, England)
Oxford sheep (mammal)
Oxford, University of (university, England)
Oxfordshire (county, England)
oxidases (in biology, chemistry)
oxidation and reduction (in chemistry, biology)
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Oxnard (city, California)
Oxon Hill (city, Maryland)
oxpecker (bird)
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oxygen (element)
oxygen tent (mechanical device)
oxytocin (in anatomy)
Oyo (city, Nigeria)
oyster (bivalve)
Oyster Bay (city, New York)
oyster catcher (bird)
Ozark (city, Alabama)
Ozark National Scenic Riverways (body of water, Missouri)
Ozarks, Lake of the (lake, Missouri)
Ozarks, the (region, Missouri/Arkansas/Oklahoma/Kansas)
Ózd (city, Hungary)
ozone (element)
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Øresund (body of water, Sweden/Denmark)
Østfold (county, Norway)
P (in linguistics)
Pa (symbol)
Paamiut (city, Greenland)
Paardeberg (geographical area, South Africa)
Paarl (city, South Africa)
Pabianice (city, Poland)
Pabna (city, Bangladesh)
pacemaker, artificial (treatment)
Pachacamac (ancient city, Peru, and ancient divinity)
Pachuca de Soto (city, Mexico)
Pachycephalosaurus (dinosaur)
Pacific Grove (city, California)
Pacific Islands, Trust Territory of the (former territory, United States/Carolin
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Pacific Margin (mountains, geographical area, United States/Canada)
Pacific Ocean (ocean, the Pacific)
Pacific Rim (region, international organization, the Pacific/Asia/North America/
Australia)
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Padan-aram (ancient region)
Padang (city, Indonesia)
paddlefish (fish)
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Pahlavi language (language, Iran)
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pain (condition)
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Pakistan (country)
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Palamedes (in Greek Mythology)
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Paleosiberian languages (language, Siberia)
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Palestine (region, Asia)
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Palestine Liberation Organization (organization, Middle East)
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Paley Center for Media (museum, New York/California)
Palghat (city, India)
Pali (language)
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Palikir (capital, Micronesia)
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Pampa (city, Texas)
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Pan (in mythology)
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Panama (country, Central America)
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Panay (island, Philippines)
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panda (mammal)
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Panmunjom (city, South Korea)
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panpipes
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Pánuco (river, Mexico)
Pap test (procedure)
Pápa (city, Hungary)
papacy (in Catholicism)
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paper (material)
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Paphlagonia (ancient country, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Paphos (ancient city, Cyprus)
papier-mâché (technique)
papillon (dog)
Papua (province, Indonesia)
Papua New Guinea (country)
papyrus (plant)
Pará (state, Brazil)
Pará (river, Brazil)
Pará rubber tree (tree)
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parachute (mechanical device)
Paraclete (in Christianity)
Paradise (town, United States)
paradise fish (fish)
paradox
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Parai´ba (state, Brazil)
Parai´ba (river, Brazil)
parakeet (bird)
Parakou (city, Benin)
paraldehyde (drug)
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parallel processing (in computers)
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Paramaribo (capital, Suriname)
paramecium (protozoa)
Paramount (city, California)
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Paran (desert, Egypt)
Paraná (state, Brazil)
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Paranaguá (city, Brazil)
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parapsychology (branch of psychology)
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Paray-le-Monial (city, France)
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Pardubice (city, Czech Republic)
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Pari´cutin (volcano, Mexico)
parimutuel betting (system)
Paris (city, France)
Paris (city, Texas)
Paris (in Greek mythology)
Paris green (material)
Paris Pacts (treaty, France/Germany)
Paris, Congress of (1856)
Paris, Declaration of (treaty, Europe/United States)
Paris, Treaty of (1763)
Paris, University of (university, France)
parity
Park City (city, Utah)
Park Range (mountains, Colorado/Wyoming)
Park Ridge (city, Illinois)
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Parkersburg (city, West Virginia)
Parkes (city, Australia)
Parkfield (city, California)
Parkinson's disease (disease)
Parkville (city, Maryland)
parlement (organization, France)
Parliament (UK)
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Parma (city, Italy)
Parma (city, Ohio)
Parma Heights (city, Ohio)
Parnai´ba (river, Brazil)
Parnassians (organization, France)
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Pärnu (city, Estonia)
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Paropamisus (mountains, Afghanistan)
Páros (island, Greece)
Parramatta (city, Australia)
Parras (city, Mexico)
parrot (bird)
Parrot's Beak (region, Cambodia)
parrotfish (fish)
Parrsboro (city, Canada)
Parry Sound (city, Canada)
parsec (unit)
Parsifal (character)
Parsis (religion, India)
parsley (herb, plant)
Parsnip (river, Canada)
parsnip (in botany)
Parsons (city, Kansas)
part of speech (in linguistics)
parthenogenesis (in biology)
Parthenon (structure, ancient Greece)
Parthenopean Republic (state, Italy)
Parthia (ancient country, Asia)
Parti Québécois (organization)
particle accelerator (mechanical device)
particle detector (mechanical device)
partridge (bird)
party, political (in politics)
parvovirus (virus, disease)
Pas-de-Calais (department, France)
Pasadena (city of southern California)
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Pasargadae (ancient city, capital, Persia)
Pascagoula (city, Mississippi)
Pascal's law (in physics)
Pasco (city, Washington)
pasha (in government)
Pashto (language)
Pasig (river, Philippines)
Pasiphaë (in astronomy)
pasqueflower (flower, plant)
pass (in geography)
Passaic (city, New Jersey)
Passaic (river, United States)
Passamaquoddy Bay (body of water, Maine/Canada)
Passarowitz, Treaty of (treaty, Austria/Italy)
Passau (city, Germany)
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passive resistance (in politics)
Passover (in Judaism)
pasta (food)
pastel (in art, painting)
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pastiche (in art)
Pasto (city, Colombia)
Paston Letters (literature, history, England)
pastoral (style)
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Pasuruan (city, Indonesia)
Patagonia (region, Argentina/Chile)
Patan (city, Nepal)
Patapsco (river, Maryland)
Patara (ancient city, Turkey)
Patay (city, France)
Patchogue (city, New York)
patchouli (plant)
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Paternò (city, Italy)
Paterson (city, New Jersey)
Pathans (people, Afghanistan/Pakistan)
Pathein (city, Myanmar)
Pathet Lao (organization, Laos)
pathology (branch of medicine)
Pathros (ancient region)
Patiala and East Punjab States Union (former state, India)
patina (material)
Pátmos (island, Greece)
Patna (city, India)
Patos, Lagoa dos (body of water, Brazil)
Pátrai (city, Greece)
patriarch (in Christian churches)
patrician (sociology, ancient Rome)
patristic literature (in literature)
patron (in finance)
patroon (history, business, United States)
Patroon painters (organization, United States)
Pattani (city, Thailand)
Patuxent (river, Maryland)
Pátzcuaro (lake, Mexico)
Pau (city, France)
Paulicians (in Christianity, church)
Paulist Fathers (order)
pavement (Rock Band)
Pavia (city, Italy)
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Pawtucket (city, Rhode Island)
Pax (in Roman mythology)
Paxoi´ (island, Greece)
Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act (government, law, United States)
Paysandú (city, Uruguay)
Pazardzhik (city, Bulgaria)
Pazzi conspiracy (historical event, Italy)
Pb (symbol)
Pd (symbol)
pea (plant, vegetable)
Pea Ridge (geographical area, Arkansas)
Peabody (city, Massachusetts)
Peace (river, Canada)
peace congresses (in politics)
Peace Corps (agency, United States)
peach (tree, fruit)
peacock (bird)
Peak District (geographical area, England)
peanut (plant)
pear (tree, fruit)
Pearl (river, China)
Pearl (river, United States)
pearl (gem)
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Pearl River (city, New York)
Pearl, The (poetry, England)
Peary Land (geographical area, Greenland)
Peasants' War (war, Germany)
peat (material)
peccary (mammal)
Pechenegs (people, Ukraine)
Pechenga (city, Russia)
Pechora (river, Russia)
Pecos (city, Texas)
Pecos (river, United States)
Pecos National Historical Park (national park, Texas)
Pécs (city, Hungary)
pectin (material)
Peculiar People (in the Bible)
peddler (in business)
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pedophilia (in medicine, psychology)
Pedro (of Spain/Portugal)
Pee Dee (river, North Carolina)
Peebles (town, Scotland)
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Peekskill (city, New York)
Pegasus (in astronomy)
Pegasus (Mythical Figure)
Peipus, Lake (lake, Estonia)
Pejë (city, Kosovo)
Pekalongan (city, Indonesia)
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Pekingese (dog)
Pelagianism (in Christianity, church)
Pele (Hawaiian goddess)
Pelée (volcano, Martinique)
Pelee Island (island, Canada)
Peleus (in Greek Mythology)
Pelias (in Greek Mythology)
pelican (bird)
Pelion (mountain, Greece)
Pella (ancient city)
pellagra (disease)
Pelly (river, Canada)
Peloponnesian War (war, ancient Greece)
Peloponnesus (peninsula, Greece)
Pelops (in Greek Mythology)
Pelotas (city, Brazil)
Pelusium (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
pelvic inflammatory disease (disease)
pelvis (in anatomy)
Pemba (island, Zanzibar)
Pembroke (town, Canada)
Pembroke (town, Wales)
Pembroke Pines (city, Florida)
Pembroke Welsh corgi (dog)
Pembrokeshire (county, Wales)
pemmican (food)
pen (mechanical device)
pen-based computer (in computers)
Penal Laws (law, history, England/Ireland)
penance (in Christianity)
Penarth (city, Wales)
penates (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
pencil (mechanical device)
Pend Oreille Lake (lake, Idaho)
Pendelikón (mountain, Greece)
pendentive (in architecture)
Pendleton (city, Oregon)
pendulum (mechanical device)
Penelope (in Greek Mythology)
Penetanguishene (city, Canada)
penguin (bird)
penicillin (drug)
Peninsular campaign (historical event, United States)
Peninsular War (war, France/England/Portugal/Spain)
Penitentes (order, United States)
Penn Central Company (business, transportation, United States)
Pennacook (tribe, North America)
Penner (river, India)
Pennines (mountains, England/Scotland)
Pennsylvania (state)
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (museum, Pennsylvania)
Pennsylvania Dutch (people, United States)
Pennsylvania Railroad (transportation, business, United States)
Pennsylvania State University (university, Pennsylvania)
Pennsylvania, University of (university, Pennsylvania)
pennyroyal (plant)
Penobscot (indigenous people of North America)
Penobscot (river, United States)
Penobscot Bay (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Maine)
Pensacola (city, Florida)
Pensacola Bay (body of water, Florida)
Pensacola Dam (dam, Oklahoma)
pension (in finance, business)
Pentagon Papers (literature, government, United States)
Pentagon, the (structure, United States)
pentameter (in poetry)
Pentapolis (city)
Pentastomida (in zoology)
Pentateuch (in the Old Testament)
pentathlon (in sports)
Pentecost (holy day)
Pentecostalism (in church, Protestantism)
Penthesilea (in Greek Mythology)
Pentheus (in Greek Mythology)
Penticton (city, Canada)
pentimento (in painting)
Pentland Firth (body of water, Scotland)
pentlandite (mineral)
Penza (city, Russia)
Penzance (city, England)
peonage (in business)
peony (flower, plant)
Peor (mountain, Jordan)
Peoria (city, Illinois)
Peoria (city, Arizona)
Pepin, Lake (lake, Minnesota)
pepper (Rock Band)
peppergrass (herb, plant)
pepsin (material)
peptide (in biology)
Pequot (tribe, North America)
Peraea (ancient region, Jordan/Israel)
Perak (state, Malaysia)
Percé Rock (geographical area, Canada)
perception (in psychology)
perch (fish)
Perche (region, former county, France)
Percheron horse (horse)
percussion instrument
Percy
Père David's deer (mammal)
Pereira (city, Colombia)
Perekop, Isthmus of (body of water, Ukraine)
perennial (in botany)
Pereslavl-Zalesski (city, Russia)
perestroika (economics, politics, Russia)
Pereyaslav-Khmelnytskyy (city, Ukraine)
Perez-uzza (place)
performance art (in art, music, theater)
perfume (material)
Perga (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Pergamum (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
peri (mythology, Persia)
Peribonca (river, Canada)
perigee (in astronomy)
Périgord (region, France)
Périgueux (city, France)
perihelion (in astronomy)
Perim (island, Yemen)
period (in geologic time)
periodic law (in chemistry)
periodic table (in chemistry)
periodical (in publishing, journalism)
Peripatetics (organization)
periscope (mechanical device)
peritoneum (in anatomy)
peritonitis (disease)
periwinkle (in zoology)
Perizzite (people, Palestine)
perjury (in law)
Perkins School for the Blind (education, Massachusetts)
Perlis (state, Malaysia)
Perm (city, Russia)
permafrost (in geology)
Permian period (period)
Pernambuco (state, Brazil)
Pernik (city, Bulgaria)
Péronne (city, France)
peroxide (in chemistry)
Perpendicular style (style)
perpetual-motion machine (mechanical device)
Perpignan (city, France)
Perrine (city, Florida)
Persephone (in Greek Mythology)
Persepolis (ancient city, Persia)
Perseus (in Greek mythology)
Perseus (in astronomy)
Persia (ancient country, ancient empire)
Persian art and architecture (art, architecture, Persia)
Persian Gulf (body of water, Middle East/Iran)
Persian Gulf Wars (war, Iraq/United States)
Persian language (language, Persia)
Persian literature (literature, Persia)
Persian Wars (war, ancient Greece/Persia)
personal computer (in computers)
personal digital assistant (in computers)
personal watercraft (vessel)
personality (in psychology)
personification (in linguistics)
perspective (technique)
Perth (city, Australia)
Perth (town, Scotland)
Perth Amboy (city, New Jersey)
Perthshire (former county, Scotland)
perturbation (in astronomy, physics)
Peru (country, South America)
Peru (city, Indiana)
Perugia (city, Italy)
perversion, sexual (in psychology)
Pesaro (city, Italy)
Pescadores (island group, Taiwan)
Pescara (city, Italy)
Peshawar (city, Pakistan)
Peshtigo (city, historical event, United States)
pessimism (in philosophy)
pesticide (material)
PET scan (in medicine, chemistry)
Petah Tiqwa (city, Israel)
petal (in botany)
Petaluma (city, California)
Petén (region, Guatemala)
Peter (epistles of the New Testament)
Peter's pence (in Catholicism)
Peterborough (city, Canada)
Peterborough (city, England)
Peterhead (city, Scotland)
Peterloo massacre (historical event, England)
Petersburg (city, Virginia)
Petition of Right (law, government, history, England)
Petra (ancient city, Jordan)
petrel (bird)
Petrified Forest National Park (national park, Arizona)
petrochemical (in chemistry)
Petrodvorets (city, Russia)
Petrokrepost (city, Russia)
petrolatum (material)
petroleum (material)
petrology (branch of geology)
Petronas Towers (structure, Malaysia)
Petropavl (city, Kazakhstan)
Petropavlovsk (city, Russia)
Petrópolis (city, Brazil)
Petrozavodsk (city, Russia)
petunia (flower, plant)
Pevensey (city, England)
Pew Charitable Trusts (in finance)
pewter (material, alloy)
peyote (plant, drug)
peyotism (religion, North America)
Pforzheim (city, Germany)
pH (in chemistry)
Phaeacia (in Greek Mythology)
Phaedra (in Greek Mythology)
Phaeophyta (algea, division)
Phaëthon (in Greek Mythology)
phalanger (mammal)
phalanx (the military, ancient Greece)
phalarope (bird)
phallic worship (in religion)
Phanar (ancient region, Turkey)
pharaoh (king, ancient Egypt)
Pharisees (in Judaism)
pharmacology (in pharmacology, science)
pharmacopoeia (in pharmacology, literature)
pharmacy (in pharmacology, business)
pharming (in genetics, business)
Pharos (geographical area, Egypt/ancient Egypt)
Pharpar (river, Syria)
Pharr (city, Texas)
Pharsalus (ancient city, ancient Greece)
pharynx (in anatomy)
phase (in astronomy)
phase diagram (in chemistry)
pheasant (bird)
Phenice (of Phoenicia)
Phenix City (city, Alabama)
phenol (in chemistry)
phenolphthalein (in chemistry, biology)
phenomenology (in philosophy)
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phenothiazine (drug)
phenyl (in chemistry)
phenylalanine (in chemistry, biology)
phenylketonuria (disease)
pheromones (in biology)
Phigalia (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Philadelphia (ancient cities)
Philadelphia (city, Pennsylvania)
Philadelphia Museum of Art (museum, Pennsylvania)
Philadelphia Orchestra (orchestra, Pennsylvania)
Philae (of Egypt)
philanthropy (in finance)
philately
Philemon (epistle of the New Testament)
Philemon and Baucis (in Greek Mythology)
Philippi (ancient city, Macedonia)
Philippians
Philippics (in literature)
Philippine Independent Church (in church, Christianity)
Philippines, The (country, Philippines)
Philippines, University of the (university, Philippines)
Philipse Manor (structure, New York)
Philistia (ancient region, Palestine)
Philistines (people, Palestine)
Phillips Academy (education, Massachusetts)
Phillips Exeter Academy (education, New Hampshire)
Phillipsburg (city, New Jersey)
Philoctetes (in Greek Mythology)
Philomela and Procne (in Greek Mythology)
philosophy (in philosophy)
philosophy of science (branch of philosophy)
phlebitis (disease)
Phlegraean Fields (region, Italy)
phlogiston theory (in physics)
phlox (plant)
Phnom Penh (capital, Cambodia)
Phobos (in astronomy)
Phocaea (ancient city, Asia Minor/Turkey)
Phocis (ancient region, ancient Greece)
Phoebe (in astronomy)
Phoenicia (ancient region, Lebanon)
Phoenician art (style)
Phoenix (city, Arizona)
phoenix (in mythology)
Phoenix Islands (island group, Kiribati)
Phoenix Park murders (historical event, England)
Phoenixville (city, Pennsylvania)
phonetics (Medical)
phonology (in linguistics)
phonon (in physics)
Phorcus (in Greek Mythology)
Phoronida (in zoology)
phosgene (weapon)
phosphate (in chemistry)
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phosphoric acid (in chemistry)
phosphorus (element)
phosphorylation (process)
photochemistry (branch of chemistry)
photocopying (process)
photoelectric cell (mechanical device)
photoelectric effect (in electricity)
photoengraving (process)
photographic processing (process)
photography, still (in science, photography, art)
photometry (branch of physics)
photon (in physics)
photonics (in science)
photorealism (movement)
photosphere (in astronomy)
photostat (in printing)
photosynthesis (process)
Phou Bia (mountain, Laos)
phrenology (branch of anatomy)
Phrygia (ancient region, Asia Minor/Turkey)
phthalates (material)
Phuket (island, Thailand)
phylacteries (in Judaism)
phylloxera (insect)
physical chemistry (branch of chemistry, physics)
physical education and training (in education)
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physics (in physics)
physiocrats (organization, France)
physiology (branch of science, anatomy)
pi (in mathematics)
Pi-hahiroth (place)
Piacenza (city, Italy)
piano
Piast (dynasty, Poland)
Piatra-Neamt (city, Romania)
Piaui´ (state, Brazil)
Piave (river, Italy)
Pic du Midi d'Ossau (mountain, France)
Picardy (region, former province, France)
Picayune (city, Mississippi)
Piccadilly (road, England)
piccolo
Pichincha (volcano, Ecuador)
pickerelweed (plant, herb)
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pickle (food)
picnic (food)
Pico (island, Azores)
Pico Rivera (city, California)
picric acid (in chemistry)
Pictou (city, Canada)
Picts (people, Scotland)
picturesque (in art)
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pidgin (in linguistics)
pie (food)
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Pied Piper of Hamelin (Legendary Character)
Piedmont (region, Italy)
Piedmont (city, California)
piedmont (physiographic region)
Piedras Negras (ancient city, Guatemala)
Piedras Negras (city, Mexico)
Piekary Slaskie (city, Poland)
pier (structure)
Pieria (region, Macedonia)
Pierpont Morgan Library (of United States)
Pierre (capital, South dakota)
Pierrelatte (city, France)
Pierrot (character)
Pietermaritzburg (city, South Africa)
Pietersburg (city, South Africa)
Pietism (in Protestantism)
piezoelectric effect (in electricity)
pigeon (bird)
pigment (in art, painting)
pigmentation (in biology)
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pika (mammal)
pike (in zoology)
Pikes Peak (mountain, Colorado)
Pikesville (city, Maryland)
pilaster (in architecture)
Pilatus (mountain, Switzerland)
Pilcomayo (river, Bolivia/Argentina/Paraguay)
pile (material, structure)
pilgrim (in religion)
Pilgrimage of Grace (history, England)
Pilgrims (Protestantism, church, history, Massachusetts)
Pilgrims' Way (road, England)
Pilibhit (city, India)
pillar (part of structure)
Pillars of Hercules (in Greek Mythology)
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Pillnitz (district, Germany)
Pilobolus Dance Theater (organization, United States)
pilocarpine (material)
pilot (in aviation)
Piltdown man (anthropology, England)
Pila (city, Poland)
Pima (tribe, North America)
pimento (tree, herb)
Pimeri´a Alta (region, United States/Mexico)
pimple (condition)
pin (mechanical device)
Pinang (state, Malaysia)
Pinar del Rio (province, Cuba)
Pinar del Rio (city, Cuba)
Pinatubo, Mount (volcano, Philippines)
Pinckney
Pindus (mountains, Greece)
pine (tree)
Pine Barrens (region, New Jersey)
Pine Bluff (city, Arkansas)
pine nut (part of tree, food)
pineal gland (in anatomy)
pineapple (plant, fruit)
Pinellas Park (city, Florida)
Pinerolo (city, Italy)
Pines, Isle of (island, New Caledonia)
Pingquan (city, China)
Pingtung (city, Taiwan)
Pingxiang (city, China)
Piniós (river, Greece)
pink (herb, flower)
pink bollworm (insect)
Pinkie (historical site, Scotland)
Pinkney
pinnacle (in architecture)
pinochle
Pinole (city, California)
Pinophyta (division)
Pinsk (city, Belarus)
pinto horse (horse)
pinworm
Pinyin (language, China)
pion (in physics)
Piotrków Trybunalski (city, Poland)
pipe (mechanical device)
pipe rolls (literature, economics, history, England)
pipe smoking
pipestone (mineral)
pipit (bird)
Pippin (apple)
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Piqua (city, Ohio)
piquet
Piracicaba (city, Brazil)
piracy (in law)
Piraiévs (city, Greece)
Pirathon (place)
Pi´rgos (city, Greece)
Pirithoüs (in Greek Mythology)
Pirmasens (city, Germany)
Pirna (city, Germany)
Pisa (city, structure, Italy)
Pisa, Council of (in Catholicism)
Piscataqua (river, New Hampshire)
Pisces (constellation)
Pisco (city, Peru)
Pi´sek (city, Czech Republic)
Pisidia (ancient country, Asia Minor)
pistachio (tree, plant, food)
pistil (in botany)
Pistoia (city, Italy)
pit viper (reptile)
Pitcairn Island (island, the Pacific/United Kingdom)
pitch (in music)
Pitch Lake (geographical area, Trinidad)
pitch pine (tree)
pitchblende (Rock Band)
pitcher plant (plant)
Pitesti (city, Romania)
pith (in botany)
Pithom (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
pitot static system (system)
pitta (bird)
Pittsburg (city, California)
Pittsburg (city, Kansas)
Pittsburgh (city, Pennsylvania)
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (Classical Band)
Pittsburgh, University of (university, Pennsylvania)
Pittsfield (city, Massachusetts)
Pittston (city, Pennsylvania)
pituitary gland (in anatomy)
Piura (city, Peru)
pixie (in literature)
pizzicato (technique)
placebo (drug)
placenta (in anatomy)
Placentia (city, California)
Placentia (town, Canada)
Placentia Bay (body of water, Canada)
Placetas (city, Cuba)
Placid, Lake (lake, New York)
plague (disease, bacteria)
plagues of Egypt (historical event)
plaid (clothing)
plain (in geography)
Plain of Jars (region, Laos)
Plain, the (history, politics, France)
Plainfield (city, New Jersey)
plainsong (in music, Catholicism)
Plainview (city, New York)
Plainview (city, Texas)
Plainville (city, Connecticut)
planarian (flatworm)
Planck's constant (in physics)
plane (in mathematics)
plane tree (tree)
planet (in astronomy)
planetarium (mechanical device)
planetary science (in astronomy, geology)
planetary system (in astronomy)
Plano (city, Texas)
plant (in botany)
plant breeding (in agriculture)
Plant City (city, Florida)
plantain (plant)
Plantation (city, Florida)
planter (mechanical device)
plasma (in physics)
plasmodium (in biology)
Plassey (city, India)
plaster casting (in sculpture)
plastering (construction, technique)
plastic (material)
plastic surgery (in surgery)
Plata, Ri´o de la (body of water, South America)
Plataea (ancient city, ancient Greece)
plate tectonics (in geology)
plateau (in geography)
plateresque (style)
platform tennis (in tennis)
plating (material, process)
platinite (alloy)
platinum (metal, element)
Platte (river, Nebraska)
Plattsburgh (city, New York)
Platyhelminthes (flatworm)
platypus
Plauen (city, Germany)
player piano
playing cards
plea bargaining (in law)
Pleasant Hill (city, California)
Pleasanton (city, California)
Pleasantville (city, New York)
Pleasantville (city, New Jersey)
Pleasure Ridge Park (city, Kentucky)
plebiscite (in politics)
plebs (sociology, ancient Rome)
Pledge of Allegiance (government, United States)
Pleiad (poetry, ancient Greece/ancient Egypt/France)
Pleiades (in astronomy)
Pleiku (city, Vietnam)
plein-air (in painting, art)
Pleistocene epoch (period)
Plesiosaurus (reptile)
Plessy v. Ferguson (case, United States)
pleura (in anatomy)
pleurisy (condition)
Pleven (city, Bulgaria)
Pliocene epoch (division)
Ploiesti (city, Romania)
Plombières (city, France)
Plovdiv (city, Bulgaria)
plover (bird)
plow (mechanical device)
Plum (city, Pennsylvania)
plum (in botany)
plumbing (system)
pluralism (in philosophy)
Pluto (planet)
Pluto (in Greek religion and mythology)
plutonium (element)
Plymouth (city, Massachusetts)
Plymouth (city, England)
Plymouth (city, Minnesota)
Plymouth Brethren (in church, Protestantism)
Plymouth Colony (historical site, Massachusetts)
Plymouth Rock chicken (bird)
Plymouth Sound (body of water, England)
Plynlimon (mountain, Wales)
plywood (material)
Plzen (city, Czech Republic)
Plock (city, Poland)
Pm (symbol)
pneumatic tool (mechanical device)
pneumoconiosis (disease)
pneumonia (disease)
pneumothorax (disease)
Po (river, Italy)
Po (chemical symbol)
Pocatello (city, Idaho)
pocket mouse (rodent)
Pocono Mountains (mountains, Pennsylvania)
pod (in botany)
Podgorica (city, Montenegro)
podiatry (branch of medicine)
Podolia (region, Ukraine)
Podolsk (city, Russia)
podzol (in geology)
poet laureate (poetry, United Kingdom/United States)
pogrom (politics, history, Russia)
Pohang (city, South Korea)
Pohnpei (state, Micronesia/Carolineis)
poi (food)
poinciana (tree, plant)
Point Barrow (geographical area, Alaska)
Point Four program (project, United States)
Point Grey (city, Canada)
Point Judith (geographical area, Rhode Island)
Point Pelee (geographical area, Canada)
Point Pleasant (city, New Jersey)
Point Reyes National Seashore (national site, California)
Point Roberts (city, Washington)
Pointe-à-Pitre (city, Guadeloupe)
Pointe-Noire (city, Congo)
pointer (dog)
poison (material)
Poison Affair (historical event, France)
poison gas (material)
poison hemlock (plant)
poison ivy (plant)
poisonous plant (in botany)
Poissy, Colloquy of (in Christianity, history)
Poitiers (city, France)
Poitou (region, former province, France)
poker
pokeweed (herb, plant)
Poland (country)
Poland China swine (mammal)
Poland, partitions of (historical event, Poland)
polar bear (mammal, carnivore)
polar front (in meteorology)
Polaris (star)
polarization of light (in physics)
polarography (in chemistry)
Poldhu (city, England)
pole (in electricity and magnetism)
polecat (mammal, carnivore)
police (in law)
police court (in law)
police power (in law)
poliomyelitis (disease, virus)
Polish Corridor (geographical area, Poland/Germany)
Polish language (language, Poland)
Polish literature (literature, Poland)
Polish Succession, War of the (war, Poland/Europe)
politburo (in politics)
political action committee (politics, United States)
political science (in politics, government)
polka (in dance)
poll (in politics)
poll tax (in economics)
pollen (part of plant)
pollination (in botany)
Pollonarrua (ancient city, Sri Lanka)
pollution (in ecology)
pollution allowance (environmentalism, law, United States)
Pollux (in astronomy)
polo (in sports)
polonaise (dance, Poland)
polonium (element)
Polotsk (city, Belarus)
Poltava (city, Ukraine)
poltergeist
polyacrylics (material)
polybrominated biphenyl (in organic chemistry)
polycarbonates (in chemistry)
polychlorinated biphenyl (in organic chemistry)
polycythemia (disease)
polyester (in textile)
polyethylene (material)
Polyglot Bible (in literature)
polygon (in geometry)
polyhedron (in geometry)
polymer (in chemistry)
polymerase chain reaction (in genetics)
polymorphism (mineral)
Polynesia (geographical area, the Pacific)
polynomial (in mathematics)
polyolefins (material)
polyp (condition)
polyp and medusa
Polyphemus (Rock Band)
polyphony (in music)
Polypodiophyta (division)
polypropylene (material)
polystyrene (material)
polytheism (in religion)
polyurethanes (material)
polyvinyl chloride (material)
Polyxena (in Greek Mythology)
pomegranate (tree, plant, fruit)
Pomerania (region, Germany/Poland)
Pomeranian (dog)
Pomo (tribe, California)
Pomona (city, California)
pompano (fish)
Pompano Beach (city, Florida)
Pompeii (ancient city, ancient Rome/Italy)
Pompton Lakes (city, New Jersey)
Ponca (tribe, North America)
Ponca City (city, Oklahoma)
Ponce (city, Puerto Rico)
Poncha Pass (geographical area, Colorado)
Pond Inlet (city, Canada)
pond scum (algea)
pondweed (herb, plant)
Pont du Gard (structure, France)
Ponta Delgada (city, Portugal)
Pontchartrain, Lake (lake, Louisiana)
Pontefract (city, England)
Pontevedra (city, Spain)
Pontiac (city, Michigan)
Pontiac's Rebellion (historical event, North America/England)
Pontianak (city, Indonesia)
Pontics (mountains, Turkey)
pontifex maximus (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
Pontine Marshes (region, Italy)
Pontoise (city, France)
pontoon (vessel)
Pontresina (city, Switzerland)
Pontus (in Greek religion and mythology)
Pontus (ancient country, Asia)
Pontypool (city, Wales)
Pontypridd (city, Wales)
pony (horse)
pony express (system, United States)
poodle (dog)
Pool Malebo (lake, Zaire/Congo)
Poole (city, England)
Poopó (lake, Bolivia)
poor law (law, England)
pop art (movement)
Popayán (city, Colombia)
Popes of the Roman Catholic Church (table)
Poplar Bluff (city, Missouri)
Popocatépetl (volcano, Mexico)
Popol Vuh (in literature)
poppy (plant, flower)
popular sovereignty (politics, United States)
population (in anthropology)
Populist party (organization, United States)
Porbandar (city, India)
porcelain (material)
Porcupine (river, Canada)
porcupine (in zoology)
porgy (fish)
Pori (city, Finland)
Porifera (invertebrate)
pork (food)
Porkkala (geographical area, Finland)
Póros (island, Greece)
porphyry (igneous rock)
porpoise (cetacean)
Porrentruy (city, Switzerland)
Porsgrunn (city, Norway)
port (harbor)
port (wine)
Port Adelaide (city, Australia)
Port Alberni (city, Canada)
Port Angeles (city, Washington)
Port Arthur (city, Texas)
Port Augusta (city, Australia)
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (organization, New York/New Jersey)
Port Charlotte (city, Florida)
Port Chester (city, New York)
Port Colborne (city, Canada)
Port Elizabeth (city, South Africa)
Port Glasgow (city, Scotland)
Port Harcourt (city, Nigeria)
Port Hope (city, Canada)
Port Hueneme (city, California)
Port Huron (city, Michigan)
Port Jackson (body of water, the Pacific/Australia)
Port Lavaca (city, Texas)
Port Louis (city, capital, Mauritius)
Port Moresby (city, Papua New Guinea)
Port Neches (city, Texas)
Port of Spain (capital, Trinidad)
Port Phillip Bay (body of water, Australia)
Port Pirie (city, Australia)
Port Radium (city, Canada)
Port Republic (city, Virginia)
Port Royal Sound (body of water, South Carolina)
Port Said (city, Egypt)
Port Saint Lucie (city, Florida)
Port Sudan (city, Sudan)
Port Talbot (city, Wales)
Port Vila (capital, Vanuatu)
Port Washington (city, New York)
Port-au-Prince (capital, Haiti)
Port-Gentil (city, Gabon)
Port-Royal (organization, France)
Portadown (city, Northern Ireland)
Portage (city, Indiana)
Portage (city, Michigan)
Portage (city, Wisconsin)
Portage la Prairie (city, Canada)
Portage Lake (lake, Michigan)
Portales (city, New Mexico)
portcullis (structure)
Porterville (city, California)
Portia (in astronomy)
portico (structure)
Portland (town, England)
Portland (city, Oregon)
Portland (city, Maine)
Portland vase (art, ancient Rome)
Pôrto Alegre (city, Brazil)
Porto Torres (city, Italy)
Pôrto Velho (city, Brazil)
Porto-Novo (city, capital, Benin)
Portobelo (city, Panama)
Portoferraio (city, Italy)
Portofino (city, Italy)
portraiture (genre)
Portsmouth (city, England)
Portsmouth (city, Virginia)
Portsmouth (city, Ohio)
Portsmouth (city, Rhode Island)
Portsmouth (city, New Hampshire)
Portsmouth, Treaty of (treaty, Russia/Japan)
Portugal (country)
Portuguese India (historical site, India/Portugal)
Portuguese language (language, Portugal)
Portuguese literature (literature, Portugal)
Porvoo (city, Finland)
Porz am Rhein (city, Germany)
Posadas (city, Argentina)
Poseidon (in Greek Mythology)
Posillipo (mountains, Italy)
Positano (city, Italy)
positivism (in philosophy)
Posse Comitatus Act (law, United States)
post-mortem examination (medicine)
post-traumatic stress disorder (in psychology)
postage stamp (material)
postal service (in government, communication)
poster (in art)
postimpressionism (style)
postmodernism (in architecture)
Postojna (city, Slovenia)
potassium (metal, element)
potassium carbonate (in chemistry)
potassium chloride (in chemistry)
potassium hydroxide (in chemistry)
potassium nitrate (in chemistry)
potato (vegetable, plant)
potato beetle (insect, arthropod)
Potawatomi (tribe, North America)
Potchefstroom (city, South Africa)
potential, electric (in electricity)
potentiometer (mechanical device)
Potenza (city, Italy)
pothole (in geology)
Poti (city, Georgia)
Potidaea (ancient city, ancient Greece)
potlatch
Potomac (river, Maryland/Washington DC)
Potosi´ (city, Bolivia)
Potsdam (city, Germany)
Potsdam Conference (historical event, Europe/United States/Russia)
Potter's Bar (city, England)
Potteries, the (geographical area, England)
pottery (in sculpture, art, household)
Pottstown (city, Pennsylvania)
Pottsville (city, Pennsylvania)
Poughkeepsie (city, New York)
poultry (bird, food)
pound (unit, measure)
Pourri, Mont (mountain, France)
powder (material)
power (in physics)
power, electric (in electricity)
Powhatan Confederacy (tribe, United States)
Powys (Family of British writers)
Poyang (lake, China)
Poznan (city, Poland)
Pozzuoli (city, Italy)
Pr (symbol)
Prado (museum, Spain)
Praesepe (in astronomy)
praetor (law, ancient Rome)
Praetorians (law, ancient Rome)
pragmatic sanction (in government)
pragmatism (in philosophy)
Prague (capital, Czech Republic)
Praguerie (historical event, France/Czech Republic)
Praia (capital, Cape Verde)
prairie dog (rodent)
Prairie Pothole Region (region, United States/Canada)
prairie schooner (vehicle)
Prairie Village (city, Kansas)
prairies (in geography)
Prakrit (language)
Prakrit literature (in literature)
praseodymium (metal, element)
Pratas Island (island, Taiwan/China)
pratincole (bird)
Prato (city, Italy)
Pratt Institute (university, New York)
Prattville (city, Alabama)
Pravdinsk (city, Russia)
Praxidike (in astronomy)
praying Indians (of North America)
pre-Columbian art and architecture (art, architecture, Central America/South Ame
rica/North America)
Pre-Raphaelites (organization, England)
Preah Vihear (architecture, Cambodia)
Precambrian (division)
precentor (in music, Christianity)
precession of the equinoxes (in astronomy)
precipitation (in meteorology)
predella (painting, Italy)
predestination (in religion)
Preemption Act (law, United States)
prefabrication (in architecture)
prefect (the military, government, ancient Rome)
Prefixes for Basic Metric Units (table)
pregnancy (in biology, medicine)
prehistory (in anthropology)
prejudice (in sociology)
prelude (in music)
premenstrual syndrome (condition)
Premysl (dynasty, Bohemia)
preposition (in linguistics)
Prerov (city, Czech Republic)
Presbyterianism (in Protestantism, church)
presbytery (in architecture)
Prescott (town, Canada)
Prescott (city, Arizona)
president (in government)
Presidential Range (mountains, New Hampshire)
Presidents of Mexico since the Constitution of 1917 (table)
Presidents of the United States (table)
Prespa, Lake (lake, Macedonia/Greece/Albania)
Presque Isle (city, Maine)
press, freedom of the (in journalism, law)
Pressburg, Treaty of (treaty, France/Holy Roman Empire)
pressure (in mechanics)
pressure group (in politics)
pressure-treated wood (material, wood)
Presteigne (city, Wales)
Preston (city, England)
Prestwich (city, England)
Prestwick (city, Scotland)
Pretoria (capital, South Africa)
preventive medicine (branch of medicine)
Priam (in Greek Mythology)
Priapulida (in zoology)
Priapus (in Greek Mythology)
Pribilof Islands (island group, Alaska)
Pri´bram (city, Czech Republic)
price (in economics)
Prichard (city, Alabama)
prickly ash (tree)
prickly heat (condition)
Priene (ancient city, Asia Minor)
Prilep (city, Macedonia)
primary (in government)
primate
prime meridian (in geography)
prime minister (in government)
Prime Ministers of Great Britain (table)
primitivism (style)
primogeniture (in law)
primrose (plant, herb)
Prince Albert (city, Canada)
Prince Albert National Park (national park, Canada)
Prince Edward Island (province, Canada)
Prince Edward Island National Park (national park, Canada)
Prince Edward Island, University of (university, Canada)
Prince George (city, Canada)
Prince of Wales Island (Canada)
Prince of Wales Island (United States)
Prince of Wales, Cape (geographical area, Alaska)
Prince Rupert (city, Canada)
Prince William Sound (body of water, Alaska)
Princeton (city, New Jersey)
Princeton University (university, New Jersey)
printed circuit (in electricity)
printer (in computers)
printing (in printing, technology)
prion (disease)
Pripyat (river, Ukraine/Belarus)
Prishtinë (capital, Kosovo)
prism (in optics)
prison (in law)
prisoner of war (in law)
Pritzker Prize (in architecture)
privacy, right of (in law)
privateering (in law)
privet (plant)
Prix de Rome, Grand (award, France)
prize (in law)
Prizren (city, Kosovo/Serbia)
probability (in mathematics)
probate (in law)
probation (in law)
procaine (drug)
procedure (in law)
Procida (island, Italy)
Proconsul (in zoology)
proconsul (in ancient Rome)
Procrustes (in Greek Mythology)
Procyon (star)
producer gas (material)
production (in economics)
productivity (industry)
profit (in economics)
profit sharing (in finance)
progesterone (material)
program music (in music)
program trading (in finance)
programmed instruction (in education, computers)
programming language (in computers)
progression (in mathematics)
Progressive Conservative party (organization, Canada)
progressive education (movement)
Progressive party (organization, United States)
progressivism (history, politics, United States)
prohibition (liquor)
Prohibition party (organization, United States)
projective geometry (branch of geometry)
Prokopyevsk (city, Russia)
proletariat (in politics)
proline (in chemistry, biology)
Prometheus (Mythical Figure)
promethium (element)
promissory note (in finance)
pronghorn (mammal)
pronoun (in linguistics)
proof (in mathematics)
proof (in printing)
propaganda (in journalism)
propagation of plants (in botany)
propane (in chemistry)
propeller (mechanical device)
proper motion (in astronomy)
properdin (material)
property
prophet (in religion)
prophylaxis (in medicine)
proportion (in mathematics)
propylaeum (architecture, ancient Greece)
prose (in literature)
prospecting (in geology)
prostaglandin (material)
prostate cancer (disease)
prostate gland (in anatomy)
prostatitis (disease)
Prostejov (city, Czech Republic)
prosthetic group (material)
prostitution (in law)
protactinium (element)
protease inhibitor (drug)
protection (in business)
protective coloration (in biology)
Protectorate (in English history)
protein (material)
Protesilaus (in Greek Mythology)
Protestant Union (Protestantism, Germany/Holy Roman Empire)
Protestantism (in Protestantism)
Proteus (in Greek mythology)
Protista (kingdom)
protocol (in government)
Protocols of the Elders of Zion (in literature, Judaism)
Protogenes (painting, history, ancient Greece)
proton (in physics, chemistry)
protonation (in chemistry)
protoplasm (material)
Protozoa (protozoa)
protozoan (protozoa)
Provençal literature (literature, France)
Provence (region, former province, France)
proverb (in literature)
Proverbs (in the Old Testament)
Providence (city, Rhode Island)
Provincetown (city, Massachusetts)
Provincetown Players (organization, United States)
Provins (city, France)
Provisions of Oxford (government, history, England)
Provo (river, United States)
Provo (city, Utah)
Prudhoe Bay (body of water, Alaska)
prune (fruit)
pruning (in agriculture)
Prussia (former state, former kingdom, Germany)
Prussian blue (in art)
Prut (river, Ukraine)
Przemysl (city, Poland)
Przewalski's horse (horse)
Psalms (in the Old Testament)
psaltery
Pseudepigrapha (in the Bible)
Pseudo-Philo (in Judaism, literature)
pseudocoelomate
pseudocyesis (condition)
pseudonym (in literature)
psilocybin (drug)
Psilotophyta (division)
psittacosis (disease)
Pskov (city, Russia)
psoriasis (disease)
Psyche (in Greek Mythology)
psychiatry (in psychology)
psychoanalysis (in psychology)
psychokinesis
psycholinguistics (in psychology, linguistics)
psychological test (in psychology)
psychology (in psychology, science)
psychopharmacology (in psychology, pharmacology)
psychosis (condition)
psychosomatic medicine (in psychology, medicine)
psychotherapy (in psychology)
psychrometer (instrument)
Pt (symbol)
Ptah (ancient religion, ancient Egypt)
pterodactyl (reptile)
pterosaur (reptile)
Ptolemaic system (in astronomy)
Ptolemaïs (ancient cities, Asia and Africa)
Ptolemaïs (town, Greece)
Pu (symbol)
puberty (in sociology, biology)
public defender (in law)
public domain (in law)
public health (branch of medicine)
public land (historical site, United States)
public ownership (in government)
public relations (in business)
public school (education, United States)
Public Works Administration (agency, United States)
publican (government, ancient Rome)
puck (in Germanic mythology)
Puck (in astronomy)
pudding (food)
Pudsey (city, England)
Puducherry (territory, India)
Puebla (state, Mexico)
Puebla (city, Mexico)
Pueblo (indigenous people of North America)
Pueblo (city, Colorado)
Puelche (people, South America)
Puerto Barrios (city, Guatemala)
Puerto Cabello (city, Venezuela)
Puerto de Santa Mari´a (city, Spain)
Puerto la Cruz (city, Venezuela)
Puerto Montt (city, Chile)
Puerto Plata (city, Dominican Republic)
Puerto Rico (island, territory)
Puerto Rico, University of (university, Puerto Rico)
Puerto Vallarta (city, Mexico)
puffball (fungus)
puffer (fish)
puffin (bird)
pug (dog)
Puget Sound (body of water, Washington)
Pukaskwa National Park (national park, Canada)
Pul-i-Khumri (city, Afghanistan)
Pula (city, Croatia)
Pulangi (river, Philippines)
Pulaski (city, Virginia)
puli (dog)
Pulitzer Prizes (award, United States)
Pulkovo (structure, Russia)
pulley (machine)
Pullman (city, Washington)
Pullman (city, Illinois)
Pullman strike (historical event, United States)
Pully (city, Switzerland)
Pulog, Mount (mountain, Philippines)
pulpit (in architecture)
pulsar (in astronomy)
pulse (in anatomy)
pulse (in botany)
puma (cat)
pumice (material)
pump (mechanical device)
pumpkin (vegetable, plant)
pun (in literature)
puna (region, Peru/Bolivia)
Punakha (city, Bhutan)
Punch and Judy (entertainment, England)
Punchbowl (geographical area, Hawaii)
puncheon (material)
punctuation (in linguistics)
Pune (city, India)
Punic Wars (war, Carthage/ancient Rome)
Punjab (region, state, province, India/Pakistan)
Punjabi (language)
Puno (city, Peru)
Punt (ancient region, ancient Egypt)
Punta Arenas (city, Chile)
Punta del Este (city, Uruguay)
Puntarenas (city, Costa Rica)
pupa (insect)
puppet (in entertainment)
Pur (in the Old Testament)
Purbeck (district, England)
Purbeck, Isle of (geographical area, England)
Purdue University (university, Indiana)
Pure Land Buddhism (Buddhism, China/Japan)
purgatory (in Catholicism)
Puri (city, India)
purification (in religion)
Purim (festival)
purine (in chemistry)
Puritanism (church, Protestantism, England/United States)
purslane (herb, plant)
Purulia (city, India)
Purus (river, Peru)
pus (material)
Pushkin (city, Russia)
Puszta (geographical area, Hungary)
Puteaux (city, France)
Puteoli (ancient city, Italy)
Putney (part of London, England)
Putrajaya (capital, territory, Malaysia)
puts and calls (in finance)
putty (material)
Putumayo (river, Colombia/Brazil)
Puy de Dôme (volcano, France)
Puy-de-Dôme (department, France)
Puy-en-Velay, Le (city, France)
Puyallup (city, Washington)
Pyatigorsk (city, Russia)
Pyay (city, Myanmar)
Pydna (ancient city, Macedonia)
Pyeongchang (city, South Korea)
Pygmalion (in Greek Mythology)
Pygmy (people, Africa/Asia/New Guinea/Philippines)
Pyinmana (capital, Myanmar)
Pylos (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Pyongyang (city, North Korea)
pyorrhea (condition)
pyracantha (plant)
pyramid (structure)
pyramid (in geometry)
Pyramid Lake (lake, Nevada)
Pyramids, battle of (historical event, France)
Pyramus and Thisbe (in mythology)
pyranometer (instrument)
Pyrenean shepherd (dog)
Pyrenees (mountains, France/Spain/Andorra)
Pyrénées-Atlantiques (department, France)
Pyrénées-Orientales (department, France)
Pyrenees, Peace of the (treaty, France/Spain)
pyridine (in chemistry)
pyrimidine (in chemistry)
pyrite (mineral)
pyroclastic flow (volcano)
pyrogallol (in chemistry)
pyroligneous acid (in chemistry)
pyrolusite (mineral)
pyrotechnics (in technology)
pyroxene (mineral)
pyroxylin (material)
pyrrhotite (mineral)
Pythian games (sports, ancient Greece)
Python (in Greek mythology)
python (in zoology)
Q (letter of the alphabet)
Qa'em Shahr (city, Iran)
Qaidam (geographical area, China)
Qalyub (city, Egypt)
Qantarah esh Sharqiya (city, Egypt)
Qaqortoq (city, Greenland)
Qaraghandy (city, Kazakhstan)
Qasigiannguit (city, Greenland)
Qatar (country)
Qattara Depression (geographical area, Egypt)
Qayrawan, Al (city, Tunisia)
Qazvin (city, Iran)
Qeqertarsuaq (city, Greenland)
Qeshm (island, Iran)
Qina (city, Egypt)
Qingdao (city, China)
Qinghai (province, China)
Qinghai Hu (lake, China)
Qinhuangdao (city, China)
Qinling (mountains, China)
Qiqihar (city, China)
Qitai (city, China)
Qom (city, Iran)
Qostanay (city, Kazakhstan)
Qu'Appelle (river, Canada)
Quabbin Reservoir (body of water, Massachusetts)
quack grass (plant)
quadrant (in analytic geometry)
quadratic (in mathematics)
quadrature (in astronomy)
Quadruple Alliance (organization, Europe)
quaestor (government, ancient Rome)
quagga (mammal)
Quai d'Orsay (geographical area, France)
quail (bird)
quaking grass (plant)
Quantico (town, Virginia)
quantum chromodynamics (branch of physics)
quantum electrodynamics (branch of physics)
quantum field theory (branch of physics)
quantum theory (branch of physics)
Quanzhou (city, China)
Quapaw (tribe, North America)
quarantine (in medicine)
quarrying (in geology)
quarter horse (horse)
quartz (mineral)
quartzite (in geology, chemistry)
quasar (in astronomy)
quasicrystal (in crystallography, physics, metallurgy)
quassia (tree, plant)
Quaternary period (period)
quaternion (in mathematics)
Quatre Bras (city, Belgium)
Quebec (province, Canada)
Quebec (city, Canada)
Quebec Act, 1774 (historical event, Canada)
Quebec campaign (historical event, United States/Canada)
Quebec Conference (historical event, Canada)
Quebec, University of (university, Canada)
quebracho (tree, material)
Quechua (language)
Quedlinburg (city, Germany)
Queen Anne's lace (plant)
Queen Charlotte Islands (island group, Canada)
Queen Elizabeth Islands (island group, Canada)
Queen's University (university, Canada)
Queenborough-in-Sheppey (city, England)
Queens (borough, New York)
Queensland (state, Australia)
Queensland, University of (university, Australia)
Queenston (city, Canada)
quelea (bird)
Quelimane (city, Mozambique)
Quemoy (island group, Taiwan/China)
Quercy (region, former county, France)
Querétaro (city, Mexico)
Querétaro de Arteaga (state, Mexico)
Quetta (city, Pakistan)
quetzal (bird)
Quezaltenango (city, Guatemala)
Quezon (province, Philippines)
Quezon City (city, Philippines)
Quiberon (geographical area, France)
Quiché (tribe, language, Guatemala)
Quids (movement)
quietism (in religion)
quillwort (plant)
Quilmes (city, Argentina)
quilting (in art)
Quimper (city, France)
quince (tree, plant)
Quincy (city, Illinois)
Quincy (city, Massachusetts)
quinidine (drug)
quinine (drug)
quinoa (food, plant)
Quintana Roo (state, Mexico)
Quinte, Bay of (body of water, Canada)
quipus (in linguistics)
Quiriguá (city, Guatemala)
Quirinal (geographical area, Italy)
Quirinus (in Roman mythology)
Quito (city, capital, Ecuador)
Quivira (geographical area, Texas)
Qumran (ancient city, West Bank)
Quonset Point (geographical area, Rhode Island)
Qur'an (in Islam, literature)
Qusayr, Al (city, Egypt)
Qutb Minar (structure, India)
Quy Nhon (city, Vietnam)
R (in linguistics)
Ra (in Egyptian religion)
Ra (chemical symbol)
Raamses (ancient city, ancient region)
Rab (island, Croatia)
Rab-saris (in the Old Testament)
Rába (river, Austria)
Rabat (city, Morocco)
Rabaul (city, Papua New Guinea)
rabbi (in Judaism)
rabbit (mammal)
rabbitbrush (plant)
Rabbith (ancient city)
Rabboni (in Judaism)
rabies (disease, virus)
raccoon (carnivore)
race (in anthropology)
racer (reptile)
Rachal (ancient city)
Rachel (Bible)
Racibórz (city, Poland)
Racine (city, Wisconsin)
racquetball (in sports)
racquets (in sports)
radar (mechanical device)
radar astronomy (branch of astronomy)
Radcliffe (city, England)
Radford (city, Virginia)
radial velocity (in astronomy)
radiation (in physics, chemistry)
radiation sickness (disease)
radiation weapon (weapon)
radiator (mechanical device)
radical (in chemistry)
radical (in mathematics)
radio (mechanical device)
radio astronomy (branch of astronomy)
Radio Free Europe (organization, Europe)
Radio Frequencies (table)
radio frequency (system)
radio range (mechanical device)
radio-frequency identification (in computers)
radioactive isotope (in physics, chemistry)
radioactive waste (in chemistry, ecology)
radioactivity (in chemistry, physics)
radiochemistry (branch of chemistry)
radioimmunoassay (in medicine)
radiology (branch of medicine)
radiometer (instrument)
radiosonde (instrument)
radish (plant, vegetable)
radium (element)
Radnorshire (former county, Wales)
Radom (city, Poland)
radon (element)
Rafa (city, Palestine)
raffia (plant, material)
rafflesia (plant, flower)
raft (vessel)
Ragaz, Bad (city, Switzerland)
Rages (ancient city, Persia)
Ragnarok (in Norse mythology)
Raguel (character)
Ragusa (city, Italy)
ragweed (plant)
Rahab (character)
Rahimyar Khan (city, Pakistan)
Rahway (city, New Jersey)
Rai'atea (island, the Pacific/French Polynesia)
Raichur (city, India)
rail (bird)
railroad (in transportation)
rain (in meteorology)
rain tree (tree)
rainbow (in meteorology)
Rainbow Bridge National Monument (geographical area, Utah)
Rainbow Division (organization, United States)
rainmaking (in meteorology)
Rainy Lake (lake, Canada/United States)
Raipur (city, India)
Raisin (river, United States)
raisin (in botany and cooking)
Rajahmundry (city, India)
Rajasthan (state, India)
Rajkot (city, India)
Rajputana (region, India)
Rajputs (people, India)
Rajshahi (city, Bangladesh)
rake (tool)
Rakhine State (state, Myanmar)
Raleigh (capital, North Carolina)
Ram (character)
Ramadan (month)
Ramah (place)
Ramallah (city, West Bank)
Raman effect (in physics)
Ramapithecus (division)
Ramapo Mountains (mountains, New Jersey/New York)
Ramat Gan (city, Israel)
Ramath-lehi (place)
Ramathaim-zophim (place)
Ramayana (literature, India)
Rambouillet (city, France)
Rambouillet sheep (mammal)
Ramessides (king, ancient Egypt)
Ramillies, battle of (historical event, Belgium)
Ramla (city, Israel)
rammed earth (material)
ramontchi (tree, plant)
Ramoth-gilead (ancient city, Palestine)
Rampur (city, former state, India)
Ramsey (city, New Jersey)
Ramsgate (city, England)
Rancagua (city, Chile)
ranch (in business, agriculture)
rancheria (in architecture)
Ranchi (city, India)
Rancho Cordova (city, California)
Rancho Cucamonga (city, California)
Rand Corporation (research institution)
Randers (city, Denmark)
Randolph (city, Massachusetts)
Randolph College (university, Virginia)
Randolph-Macon College (university, Virginia)
range (in geography, agriculture)
Rangpur (city, Bangladesh)
Rankine temperature scale (system, measure)
Rannoch, Loch (lake, Scotland)
ransom (in law)
Rantekombola (mountain, Indonesia)
Ranters (church, Christianity, history, England)
Rantoul (city, Illinois)
ranz des vaches (in music)
Raoult's law (in chemistry)
rap music (in music)
Rapallo (city, Italy)
Rapallo, Treaty of (1922)
rape (refuse of grapes)
rape (in botany)
rape (in law)
Raphael (in the Bible)
Rapid City (city, South dakota)
rapid transit (system)
Rappahannock (river, Virginia)
Rapperswil (city, Switzerland)
rare earths (in chemistry)
rare-earth metals (metal)
Raritan (river, New Jersey)
Rarotonga (island, Cook Islands)
Ras al-Khaimah (division, United Arab Emirates)
Ras Dashen (mountain, Ethiopia)
rash (condition)
Rasht (city, Iran)
raspberry (plant, fruit)
Rastafarianism (religion, Jamaica)
Rastatt (city, Germany)
rat (rodent)
ratchet and pawl (mechanical device)
rath (structure, Ireland)
Rathlin Island (island, Northern Ireland)
ratio (in mathematics)
rationalism (in philosophy)
rationing (in economics, government)
ratite (bird)
Ratlam (city, India)
Ratnapura (city, Sri Lanka)
rattan (plant)
rattlesnake (reptile)
Rauma (city, Finland)
raven (bird)
Ravenna (city, Italy)
Ravenna (city, Ohio)
Ravensberg (former county, Germany)
Ravensburg (city, Germany)
Ravi (river, India/Pakistan)
Rawalpindi (city, Pakistan)
ray (in zoology)
ray (in physics)
Raymond (town, Canada)
rayon (in textile)
Rayonnant style (style)
Raytown (city, Missouri)
Rb (symbol)
Ré (island, France)
Re (chemical symbol)
Reading (city, England)
reading (mental process)
Reading (city, Pennsylvania)
Reading (city, Massachusetts)
Reading (city, Ohio)
Reading, University of (university, England)
Real Presence (in Christianity)
realism (in literature/philosophy)
reaper (machine)
rebate (in economics)
rebec (in history)
recapitulation (in genetics)
Recife (city, Brazil)
reciprocal trade agreement (in economics, government)
recitative (in music)
Recklinghausen (city, Germany)
reclamation of land (in agriculture)
Reclamation, United States Bureau of (agency, United States)
recognition (in government, politics)
recoilless rifle (weapon)
recombination (in genetics)
reconnaissance satellite (mechanical device)
Reconstruction (historical event, United States)
Reconstruction Finance Corporation (agency, United States)
record player (mechanical device)
recorder
rectifier (mechanical device)
recycling (in ecology)
Red Bank (city, New Jersey)
red bug (insect)
Red Cross (organization)
Red Deer (city, Canada)
Red Deer (river, Canada)
red giant (star)
Red Guards (organization, China)
red lead (material)
Red Poll cattle (mammal)
Red River (river, China and Vietnam)
Red River (river, United States)
Red River Settlement (geographical area, North Dakota/Minnesota)
Red Rock chicken (bird)
Red Sea (body of water, Egypt/Sudan/Eritrea/Saudi Arabia/Yemen)
red shift (in astronomy)
Red Wing (city, Minnesota)
Redbridge (part of London, England)
redbud (tree, plant)
Redding (city, California)
Redditch (city, England)
Redlands (city, California)
Redmond (city, Washington)
Redondo Beach (city, California)
redstart (bird)
Redstone Arsenal (agency, United States)
reductions (geographical area, Central America)
Redwood City (city, California)
Redwood National Park (national park, California)
reed (plant)
Reed College (university, Oregon)
reed instrument
reed organ
Reelfoot Lake (lake, Tennessee)
referendum (in law, government)
refining (process, material)
reflection (in optics, physics)
Reform Acts (law, history, England)
Reform party (in the United States)
Reformation (Protestantism, history, Europe)
Reformed Church in America (in church, Protestantism)
Reformed churches (in church, Protestantism)
refraction (in physics)
refrigeration (process)
refugee (in sociology, politics)
régence style (style)
Regency (period, England)
Regency style (style, England)
Regensburg (city, Germany)
Regents of the University of California v. Bakke (case, United States)
reggae (style, Jamaica)
Reggio di Calabria (city, Italy)
Reggio nell' Emilia (city, Italy)
regicides (history, law, England)
Regillus, Lake (lake, ancient Rome)
Regina (city, Canada)
Regina, University of (university, Canada)
Regla (city, Cuba)
Regulator movement (movement, South Carolina/North Carolina)
Regulus (in Roman history)
Rehe (former province, China)
Rehoboam (Son and successor of Solomon)
Rehoboth (in the Bible)
Rehoboth Beach (city, Delaware)
Rehovot (city, Israel)
Rei (character)
Reichenbach (city, Germany)
Reichenbach Falls (waterfall, Switzerland)
Reichsregiment (government, Holy Roman Empire)
Reichstag (government, Holy Roman Empire/Germany)
Reidsville (city, North Carolina)
Reigate (city, England)
Reign of Terror (history, politics, France)
Reims (city, France)
reincarnation (in religion)
reindeer (mammal, vertebrate, chordate)
Reindeer Lake (lake, Canada)
rejeri´a (art, Spain)
relativity (in physics)
relay (in electronics, electricity)
relics (in Christianity)
relief
religion (in religion)
Religion, Wars of (war, France)
reliquary (in Christianity)
relocation center (history, government, United States)
Remagen (city, Germany)
Remeth (ancient city)
Remonstrants (church, Protestantism, the Netherlands)
remora (fish)
Remscheid (city, Germany)
Renaissance (period, Europe)
Renaissance art and architecture (art, architecture, history, Europe)
Rendsburg (city, Germany)
Renfrew (city, Scotland)
Renfrewshire (former county, Scotland)
Rennes (city, France)
rennet (material)
Reno (city, Nevada)
Rensselaer (city, New York)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (university, New York)
rent (in law, economics)
rent control (in law, economics)
Renton (city, Washington)
reparations (war)
repartimiento (government, Spain)
repetitive stress injury (condition)
Rephidim (place)
repoussé (process)
representation (in government)
Representation of the People Acts (law, government, England)
reprisal (in law)
reproduction (in genetics, biology)
reproductive system (system)
reptile
Repton (city, England)
republic (in government)
Republican (river, Nebraska)
Republican party (organization, United States)
requiem (in Catholicism, music)
reredos (in architecture)
Resaca de la Palma (geographical area, historical site, Texas)
Research Triangle Park (place, United States)
reserpine (plant, drug)
reservoir (body of water, structure)
resin (material, plant)
resistance (in electricity)
Resistencia (city, Argentina)
resistor (mechanical device)
Resita (city, Romania)
Resolution Island (island, Canada)
Resolution Trust Corporation (government, finance, United States)
respiration (process)
restaurant (food)
Restigouche (river, Canada)
Reston (city, Virginia)
Restoration (in English history)
Restoration (in French history)
resurrection (in Christianity)
resurrection plant (plant)
resuscitator (mechanical device)
retable (in art)
Rethel (city, France)
retrograde motion (in astronomy)
retrovirus (virus)
Réunion (department, island, France/the Indian Ocean/Reunion)
Reus (city, Catalonia)
Reutlingen (city, Germany)
Revelation
Revelstoke (city, Canada)
Reventazón (river, Costa Rica)
Revere (city, Massachusetts)
Revillagigedo Islands (island group, the Pacific/Mexico)
revitalization movement (in anthropology, religion)
revival, religious (in Protestantism)
revolution (in politics)
Revolutionary Guards (organization, Iran)
revolutions of 1848 (historical event, Europe/France)
revue (in theater)
Rewa (city, India)
Reye's syndrome (drug)
Reykholt (geographical area, Iceland)
Reykjavi´k (capital, Iceland)
Reynard the Fox (in mythology, literature)
Reynolds number (in chemistry, aerodynamics)
Reynoldsburg (city, Ohio)
Rezekne (city, Latvia)
Rezeph (ancient city)
Rf (element)
Rg (symbol)
Rh (symbol)
Rh factor (in anatomy, biology)
Rhadamanthus (in Greek Mythology)
Rhaeto-Romanic (language, Europe)
rhea (bird)
Rhea (in astronomy)
Rhea (in mythology)
Rhegium (ancient city, Italy)
Rheinfelden (city, Switzerland)
Rheinhausen (city, Germany)
Rheinsberg (city, Germany)
Rhenish Slate Mountains (mountains, Germany)
rhenium (metal, element)
rheology (branch of physics)
rheostat (mechanical device)
rheumatic fever (disease)
rheumatism (disease)
Rheydt (city, Germany)
Rhine (river, Switzerland/Austria/Germany/France/the Netherlands)
Rhine Canals (structure, body of water, Europe)
Rhine Province (former province, Prussia/Germany)
Rhinebeck (city, New York)
Rhineland (region, Germany)
Rhineland-Palatinate (state, Germany)
rhinoceros (mammal)
rhizome (part of plant)
Rhode Island (state, United States)
Rhode Island (island, United States)
Rhode Island Red chicken (bird)
Rhode Island, University of (university, Rhode Island)
Rhodes (island, Greece)
Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Federation of (former country, Africa)
Rhodesian ridgeback (dog)
rhodium (metal, element)
rhododendron (plant, flower)
Rhodope (mountains, Bulgaria/Greece)
Rhodophyta (algea, division)
Rhondda (city, Wales)
Rhône (department, France)
Rhône (river, Switzerland and France)
Rhyl (city, Wales)
rhyme (in literature, poetry)
Rhyniophyta (division)
rhyolite (mineral)
rhythm (in music)
rhythm, biological (in biology)
Rialto (city, California)
Rialto Bridge (structure, Italy)
Riau Archipelago (island group, Indonesia)
rib (part of vertebrate)
Ribble (river, England)
ribbon (in textile)
ribbon grass (plant, grass)
Ribe (city, Denmark)
Ribeirão Prêto (city, Brazil)
Riblah (ancient city, Syria)
ribose (material)
rice (grain, food, plant)
Rice University (university, Texas)
Richardson (city, Texas)
Richelieu (river, United States/Canada)
Richfield (city, Minnesota)
Richland (city, Washington)
Richmond (city, California)
Richmond (city, Indiana)
Richmond (city, Kentucky)
Richmond (city, New York)
Richmond (city, Virginia)
Richmond upon Thames (part of London, England)
Richmond-San Rafael Bridge (structure, California)
Richter scale (measure, system)
rickets (disease)
rickettsia (in microbiology)
Rickmansworth (city, England)
riddle (in literature)
Rideau Canal (structure, body of water, Canada)
Ridgefield (city, Connecticut)
Ridgefield (city, New Jersey)
Ridgefield Park (city, New Jersey)
Ridgewood (city, New Jersey)
Riding Mountain National Park (national park, Canada)
Riehen (city, Switzerland)
Riesa (city, Germany)
Rif (mountains, Morocco)
rifampin (drug)
rift valley (in geography)
Riga (capital, Latvia)
Riga, Gulf of (body of water, Estonia/Latvia)
Riga, Treaty of (treaty, Russia/Latvia)
Rigel (star)
rigging (part of vessel)
right (in politics)
right ascension (in astronomy)
right of way (in transportation)
right whale (mammal, cetacean)
Rigi (mountain, Switzerland)
rigor mortis (in medicine)
Riihimäki (city, Finland)
Rijeka (city, Croatia)
Rijks Museum (museum, the Netherlands)
Rijswijk (city, the Netherlands)
Riksdag (government, Sweden)
Rimac (river, Peru)
Rimini (city, Italy)
Rimouski (city, Canada)
rinderpest (disease)
ring (circular object)
ring (mathematical system)
ring (in astronomy)
Ring nebula (in astronomy)
ringbone (part of horse)
Ringsted (city, Denmark)
Ringwood (city, New Jersey)
ringworm (disease)
Ri´o (river, Spain/Portugal)
Rio Branco (Brazilian statesman/stateswoman)
Ri´o Cuarto (city, Argentina)
Rio de Janeiro (state, Brazil)
Rio de Janeiro (city, Brazil)
Rio Grande (city, Brazil)
Rio Grande (river, United States and Mexico)
Rio Grande (river, Brazil)
Rio Grande do Norte (state, Brazil)
Rio Grande do Sul (state, Brazil)
Ri´o Piedras (city, Puerto Rico)
Ri´o Tinto (city, Spain)
Rio Treaty (treaty, United States)
Riobamba (city, Ecuador)
Rioja (region, Spain)
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Bartholomew's Day, massacre of (history, Protestantism, France)
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Saint Moritz (city, Switzerland)
Saint Olaf College (university, Minnesota)
Saint Patrick's Cathedral (structure, New York)
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Salt Lake City (capital, Utah)
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sampler
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San (people, language, Africa)
San Andreas fault (geographical area, California)
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Jose (city, California)
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Juan Islands (island group, Washington)
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Marcos (city, Texas)
Marcos, University of (university, Peru)
Marino (country, Europe)
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Sana (city, Yemen)
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Sand Creek (geographical area, Colorado)
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Sand Springs (city, Oklahoma)
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Sandakan (city, Malaysia)
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Sandefjord (city, Norway)
sandgrouse (bird)
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Sandinistas (politics, Nicaragua)
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Sandringham (city, England)
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Sandusky (city, Ohio)
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Sanger (city, California)
Sangihe Islands (island group, Indonesia)
Sangli (city, India)
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Sanhedrin (Judaism, Jerusalem)
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Santa Ana (city, El Salvador)
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Santo Tomás, University of (university, Philippines)
Santos (city, Brazil)
Sanusi (Islam, history, Libya)
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Saône (river, France)
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Sara (Biblical Figure)
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Saracens (Islam, Europe)
Sarah Lawrence College (university, New York)
Sarai (former city, Russia)
Sarajevo (capital, Bosnia)
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Sarcodina (protozoa)
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sarcophagus (geology, Asia Minor)
Sardinia (region, island, Italy)
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Sarez, Lake (lake, Tajikistan)
Sargasso Sea (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/West Indies)
Sargassum (in botany)
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Sari (city, Iran)
Sarid (place)
sarin (drug)
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Sarnath (geographical area, India)
Sarnia (city, Canada)
Saronic Gulf (body of water, Greece)
Sarpedon (in Greek Mythology)
Sarpsborg (city, Norway)
sarrusophone
SARS (acronym)
sarsaparilla (plant)
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Sarthe (department, France)
Sasebo (city, Japan)
Saskatchewan (province, Canada)
Saskatchewan (river, Canada)
Saskatchewan, University of (university, Canada)
Saskatoon (city, Canada)
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Sassanid (dynasty, Persia)
Sassari (city, Italy)
Satan (Mythical Figure / Biblical Figure)
Satanism (in religion)
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satire (in literature, art)
satrap (government, Persia)
Satsuma (geographical area, Japan)
Satu-Mare (city, Romania)
saturated fat (material)
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Saturn (6th planet from the sun)
Saturn (in Roman religion and mythology)
satyr (in Greek Mythology)
Satyre Ménippée (history, politics, literature, France)
sauce (food)
Saudi Arabia (country)
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Saugus (city, Massachusetts)
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Sault Sainte Marie (city, Michigan)
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Saumur (city, France)
sausage (food)
Sausalito (city, California)
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Savai'i (island, Western Samoa)
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Savannah (river, United States)
savings and loan association (in finance, business)
savings bank (in finance, business)
Savoie (department, France)
Savona (city, Italy)
Savonlinna (city, Finland)
savory (plant, herb)
Savoy (region, France)
Savoy, house of (ruling house of Sardinia and Italy)
Savoy, the (structure, London)
sawfly (insect, arthropod)
sawmill (industry, structure)
Saxe-Altenburg (former duchy, Germany)
Saxe-Coburg (former duchy, Germany)
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Saxe-Weimar (former duchy, Germany)
saxifrage (herb, plant)
Saxons (people, Saxony/Germany)
Saxony (state, Germany)
Saxony-Anhalt (state, Germany)
saxophone
Sayama (city, Japan)
Sayan Mountains (mountains, Russia/Asia)
Sayreville (city, New Jersey)
Sb (symbol)
Sc (symbol)
scabies (disease)
Scafell (mountains, England)
Scala, La (organization, structure, Italy)
scalar (in mathematics)
scalawags (history, United States)
scale (ratio)
scale (in music)
scale (in weights and measures)
scale (in zoology)
scale insect (insect, arthropod)
scallop (bivalve)
scalp (in anatomy)
scalping (technique)
Scamander (river, Turkey)
Scandinavia (region)
Scandinavian art and architecture (art, architecture, Scandinavia)
scandium (metal, element)
scanning tunneling microscope (mechanical device)
Scapa Flow (body of water, Scotland)
scar (in anatomy, medicine)
scarab beetle (insect, arthropod)
Scarborough (city, England)
scarlet fever (disease)
Scarsdale (city, New York)
scene design and stage lighting (in theater, design)
Schaffhausen (canton, city, Switzerland)
Schaumburg-Lippe (former state, Germany)
scheelite (mineral)
Schefferville (city, Canada)
Scheldt (river, France/Belgium/the Netherlands)
Schenck v. United States (Legal Case)
Schenectady (city, New York)
scherzo (in music)
Scheveningen (city, the Netherlands)
Schiavo case (in law)
Schick test (procedure)
Schiedam (city, the Netherlands)
Schiehallion (mountain, Scotland)
Schiller Park (city, Illinois)
schipperke (dog)
Schism of East and West (in history, Christianity)
Schism, Great (in Catholicism)
schist (in geology)
schistosomiasis (disease)
schizophrenia (disease)
Schleswig (former duchy, Germany and Denmark)
Schleswig (city, Germany)
Schleswig-Holstein (state, Germany)
Schmalkalden (city, Germany)
Schmalkaldic League (organization, Germany)
schnauzer (dog)
Schoenbrunn Village State Memorial (historical site, Ohio)
scholasticism (in philosophy, theology)
Schönbrunn (structure, Austria)
school (in education)
school of Paris (art, France)
school vouchers (education, politics, United States)
schooner (vessel)
Schreckhörner (mountains, Switzerland)
Schütt, Great (island, Slovakia)
Schuylkill (river, Pennsylvania)
Schwabach (city, Germany)
Schwäbisch Gmünd (city, Germany)
Schwäbisch Hall (city, Germany)
Schweinfurt (city, Germany)
Schwerin (city, Germany)
Schwyz (canton, Switzerland)
sciatica (condition)
science (in science)
science fiction (style)
scientific notation (technique)
Scientology, Church of (in church, religion)
Scilly Islands (island group, England)
scintillation counter (mechanical device)
Scioto (river, Ohio)
Scituate (city, Massachusetts)
scleroprotein (material)
Scone (city, Scotland)
Scopes trial (case, United States)
scopolamine (drug)
Scopus, Mount (mountain, Jerusalem)
score (in music)
Scoresby Sound (body of water, city, Greenland)
scorpion (arachnid, arthropod)
Scorpius (constellation)
Scotia (history, Ireland)
Scotland (former kingdom, region)
Scotland Yard (organization, England)
Scotland, Church of (church, Protestantism, Scotland)
Scotland, Free Church of (church, Protestantism, Scotland)
Scottish deerhound (dog)
Scottish terrier (dog)
Scottsbluff (city, Nebraska)
Scottsboro Case (case, United States)
Scottsdale (city, Arizona)
Scranton (city, Pennsylvania)
screamer (bird)
screen (part of structure)
screw (machine)
screwpine (plant)
scribe (in Judaism, education)
Scriblerus Club (organization, England)
scrip (in economics)
Scrooby (city, England)
sculpin (fish)
sculpture (in art, sculpture)
Scunthorpe (city, England)
scurvy (disease)
scutage (in economics, history)
Scutari, Lake (lake, Montenegro/Albania)
Scylla (in Greek Mythology)
Scythia (ancient region, Europe/Asia)
Se (symbol)
sea (in Oceanography)
sea anemone
sea cucumber (echinoderm)
sea fan
sea gooseberry (plant)
Sea Islands (island group, South Carolina/Georgia/Florida/the Atlantic Ocean)
sea level (in Oceanography)
sea lily (echinoderm)
sea lion (mammal, carnivore)
sea mouse (worm, annelid)
sea nettle (fish)
sea pansy
sea pen
sea slug (gastropod)
sea snake (reptile, vertebrate)
sea spider (arthropod)
sea star (echinoderm)
sea turtle (reptile)
sea urchin (echinoderm)
sea whip
seaborgium (element)
seafloor spreading (in Oceanography)
Seaford (city, New York)
Seaham (city, England)
seahorse (fish)
seal (in zoology)
seal (stamp)
Seal Beach (city, California)
Sealyham terrier (dog)
seaplane (vehicle)
search warrant (in law)
search, right of (in law)
searchlight (mechanical device)
seas, freedom of the (in law)
Seaside (city, Florida)
Seaside (city, California)
seasonal affective disorder (in psychology)
seasons (in meteorology, astronomy)
Seattle (city, Washington)
seaweed (algea)
sebaceous gland (in anatomy)
Sebago Lake (lake, Maine)
Sebat (unit)
secant (in mathematics, geometry)
Secaucus (city, New Jersey)
secession (in art)
second (unit)
Second Shepherds' Play (theater, England)
secret police (organization, Europe/Russia)
Secret Service, United States (division, United States)
secret society (organization)
Secretariat (Racehorse)
secretary bird (bird)
secretion (material)
Secunderabad (city, India)
securities (in finance)
Securities and Exchange Commission (agency, United States)
securities trading (in finance)
Sedalia (city, Missouri)
Sedan (city, France)
sedative (drug)
sedge (plant, herb)
Sedgemoor (geographical area, England)
sediment (mineral, material)
sedition (in law)
seed (in biology)
seeing (in astronomy)
Seekonk (city, Massachusetts)
Sefid Rud (river, Iran)
Segesta (ancient city, Sicily)
sego lily (plant)
Ségou (city, Mali)
Segovia (city, Spain)
Seguin (city, Texas)
Segura (river, Spain)
Seine (river, France)
Seine-et-Marne (department, France)
Seine-Maritime (department, France)
Seine-Saint-Denis (department, France)
Seir (region, mountain, Palestine)
seismology (branch of science, geology)
Seiyukai (organization, Japan)
Sekondi-Takoradi (city, Ghana)
Sela (ancient city)
Selah (in the Old Testament)
Selangor (state, Malaysia)
Selden (city, New York)
selection (in biology)
selective service (system, United States)
Selene (in Greek Mythology)
Selenga (river, Mongolia)
selenium (element)
Seleucia (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
self-fulfilling prophecy (in sociology)
self-heal (plant)
self-help group (organization)
Selinus (ancient city, Sicily)
Selkirk (town, Canada)
Selkirk Mountains (mountains, Canada)
Selkirkshire (former county, Scotland)
Selma (city, Alabama)
Selous Game Reserve (geographical area, Tanzania)
seltzer water (material)
semantics (branch of linguistics, philosophy)
semaphore (mechanical device)
Semarang (city, Indonesia/Java)
Semele (in Greek Mythology)
Semeru (volcano, Indonesia/Java)
Semey (city, Kazakhstan)
semiconductor (in electronics, electricity)
Seminole (tribe, Florida)
Seminole War (war, United States)
semiotics (branch of linguistics)
Semiramis (ancient religion, Assyria)
Semite (people, Middle East/Phoenicia)
Semliki (river, Zaire)
Semmering (region, Austria)
Semnan (city, Iran)
Sempach (city, Switzerland)
Sena (city, Mozambique)
senate, Roman (government, ancient Rome)
Sendai (city, Japan)
Seneffe (city, Belgium)
Senegal (country, Africa)
Senegal (river, Africa)
Senegambia (history, Senegal/Gambia)
Senigallia (city, Italy)
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Senkaku Islands (island group, Japan/China/Taiwan)
Senlis (city, France)
senna (plant)
Sennar (city, Sudan)
Senones (people)
senryu (poetry, Japan)
Sens (city, France)
sensationalism (in philosophy)
sense (in anatomy, biology)
Senta (city, Serbia)
sentence (in law)
Sentinum (ancient city, ancient Rome/Italy)
Seoul (capital, South Korea)
sepal (part of plant)
separation (in law)
separatists (church, Protestantism, England/United States)
separator, cream (machine, food)
Sephardim (in Judaism)
Sepik (river, Papua New Guinea)
Sept-Îles (city, Canada)
septic tank (container)
septicemia (disease)
Septuagint (in the Bible)
sequence (in mathematics)
sequoia (tree)
Sequoia National Park (national park, California)
Seraing (city, Belgium)
Seram (island, Indonesia)
Serampur (city, India)
seraph
Serapis (ancient religion, ancient Egypt)
Serbia (country)
Serbia and Montenegro (former country, Yugoslavia)
Serbo-Croatian (language, Europe)
Seremban (city, Malaysia)
serenade (style)
Serengeti National Park (national park, Tanzania)
serf (in sociology, business)
Sergipe (state, Brazil)
Sergiyev Posad (city, Russia)
serial music (in music)
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serine (in biology, chemistry)
serjeanty (system, England)
serotonin (in biology, chemistry)
Serov (city, Russia)
Serowe (city, Botswana)
serpent (reptile)
serpentine (mineral)
Serpukhov (city, Russia)
Sérrai (city, Greece)
sertão (geographical area, Brazil)
serum sickness (disease)
serval (cat)
Service Employees International Union (organization, United States)
Servile Wars (war, ancient Rome/Sicily/Italy)
servomechanism (mechanical device)
sesame (herb, plant)
Sesto San Giovanni (city, Italy)
Sestos (ancient city, Turkey)
Sestri Ponente (city, Italy)
Sestriere (city, Italy)
Set (in Egyptian religion)
set (in mathematics)
Sète (city, France)
Setesdal (geographical area, Norway)
Seth (Bible)
SETI (in space, astronomy)
Sétif (city, Algeria)
Seto (city, Japan)
settlement house (in sociology)
Settlement, Act of (law, England)
Settsu (city, Japan)
Setúbal (city, Portugal)
Sevan (lake, Armenia)
Sevastopol (city, Ukraine)
Seven against Thebes (character)
Seven Churches in Asia (in the Bible)
Seven Days battles (war, historical event, United States)
Seven Hills (Company)
Seven Sleepers of Ephesus (in Christianity)
Seven Wise Men of Greece (politics, philosophy, ancient Greece)
Seven Wonders of the World (geographical area)
Seven Years War (war, Europe/North America/India/France/Austria/Russia/Saxony/Sw
eden/Spain/Prussia/United Kingdom)
Seventh-Day Baptists (in church, Protestantism)
Severn (river, Canada)
Severn (river, Great Britain)
Severnaya Zemlya (island group, Russia)
Severodvinsk (city, Russia)
Sevier (river, Utah)
Seville (city, Spain)
Sèvres (city, France)
Sèvres ware (household, France)
Sèvres, Treaty of (treaty)
Seward (city, Alaska)
Seward Peninsula (geographical area, Alaska)
sewerage (system)
sewing machine (machine)
sex (in biology)
sex therapy (in psychology)
sextant (instrument)
sexual harassment (in law)
sexually transmitted disease (disease)
Seychelles (country)
SeyÐisfjörÐur (city, Iceland)
Seyhan (river, Turkey)
Seymour (city, Connecticut)
Seymour (city, Indiana)
Sg (element)
Shaanxi (province, China)
shad (fish)
shadbush (plant)
shaduf (mechanical device, construction)
shaft sinking (technique)
Shahjahanpur (city, India)
Shaker Heights (city, Ohio)
Shakers (in church, Protestantism)
Shakespeare's Plays (table)
Shakhty (city, Russia)
Shaki (city, Azerbaijan)
Shakti (in Hinduism)
shale (in geology)
Shamakhi (city, Azerbaijan)
shaman (in religion, medicine)
Shamash (ancient religion, Babylon/Assyria)
Shamokin (city, Pennsylvania)
shamrock (plant)
Shan State (state, Myanmar)
Shandong (province, China)
Shang (Chinese dynasty)
Shanghai (city, China)
Shanhaiguan (city, China)
Shanksville (city, Pennsylvania)
Shannon (river, Ireland)
Shantar Islands (island group, Russia)
Shantou (city, China)
Shanxi (province, China)
Shaoguan (city, China)
Shaoxing (city, China)
Shaoyang (city, China)
shape memory (in metallurgy)
sharecropping (system, United States)
sharia (in Islam)
Sharjah (sheikhdom, city, United Arab Emirates)
shark (fish)
Sharon (plain, Israel)
Sharon (city, Pennsylvania)
Sharonville (city, Ohio)
Shasta Dam (dam, California)
Shasta, Mount (mountain, California)
Shatt al Arab (river, Iraq/Iran/Kuwait)
Shaula (star)
Shavuot (Judaism, Far East)
Shawinigan (city, Canada)
shawm
Shawnee (city, Kansas)
Shawnee (city, Oklahoma)
Shawnee (indigenous people of North America)
Shays's Rebellion (historical event, Massachusetts)
Shealtiel (character)
shearwater (bird, vertebrate)
Sheba (region, Arabian Peninsula)
Shebam (ancient city)
Shebarim (place)
Shebele, Webe (river, Ethiopia/Somalia)
Sheboygan (city, Wisconsin)
Shechem (town, West Bank)
Shediac (city, Canada)
sheep (mammal)
Sheepshead Bay (city, New York)
Sheffield (city, Alabama)
Sheffield (city, England)
Sheffield plate (metallurgy, England)
Sheffield, University of (university, England)
Shekinah (in Judaism)
Sheksna (river, Russia)
Shelburne (city, museum, Vermont)
Shelby (city, North Carolina)
Shelbyville (city, Indiana)
Shelbyville (city, Tennessee)
shell (in zoology)
shell money (in finance, history)
shell mound (in archeology)
shellac (material)
shellfish (fish)
Shelter Island (island, New York)
Shelton (city, Connecticut)
Shen (place)
Shenandoah National Park (national park, Virginia)
Shenandoah valley (geographical area, North America/Virginia/West Virginia)
Shenyang (city, China)
Shenzhen (city, China)
shepherd's-purse (herb, plant)
Sheppey, Isle of (island, England)
Sherbrooke (city, Canada)
Sherbrooke, University of (university, Canada)
Sheridan (city, Wyoming)
Sheriffmuir (historical site, Scotland)
Sherman (city, Texas)
Sherman Antitrust Act (law, government, United States)
Sherman Silver Purchase Act (law, government, United States)
sherry
Sherwood Forest (geographical area, England)
Shetland Islands (island group, Scotland)
Shetland pony (horse)
Shetland sheepdog (dog)
Shibata (city, Japan)
Shibboleth (in the Old Testament)
Shibin el Kom (city, Egypt)
Shickshock Mountains (mountains, Canada)
Shiel, Loch (lake, Scotland)
shield (armor)
Shiga (prefecture, Japan)
Shih Tzu (dog)
Shihon (ancient city)
Shiites (branch of Islam)
Shijiazhuang (city, China)
Shikoku (island, Japan)
Shilka (river, China)
Shillong (city, India)
Shiloh (ancient city)
Shiloh, battle of (historical event, United States)
Shiloni (in the Bible)
Shimada (city, Japan)
Shimane (prefecture, Japan)
Shimizu (city, Japan)
Shimla (city, India)
Shimoda (city, Japan)
Shimoga (city, India)
Shimonoseki (city, Japan)
Shimonoseki, Treaty of (treaty, Japan/China)
Shinano (river, Japan)
Shinar (the Old Testament, Babylon)
Shining Path (organization, Peru)
Shinto (of Japan)
shinty (in sports)
ship (vessel)
ship of the line (vessel)
Shipka (geographical area, Bulgaria)
Shipley (city, England)
shipping (in transportation, business)
shipworm (bivalve)
shipwreck
Shiraz (city, Iran)
Shirbarghan (city, Afghanistan)
Shire (river, Malawi)
Shire horse (horse)
Shittim (place)
shittim wood (wood)
Shiva (in Hinduism)
Shively (city, Kentucky)
Shiwalik Hills (mountains, Asia/India/Nepal)
Shizuoka (city, Japan)
Shkhara (mountain, Russia/Georgia)
Shkodër (city, Albania)
shock (condition)
shock absorber (mechanical device)
shock wave (in physics)
shoe (clothing)
shoebill stork (bird)
shogun (the military, government, Japan)
shooting (in sports)
shopping center (business, United States)
shore bird (bird)
Shoreview (city, Minnesota)
Shorewood (city, Wisconsin)
shoring (construction, technique)
short circuit (in electricity)
short story (style)
short takeoff and landing aircraft (vehicle)
short waves (in acoustics)
shorthand (system)
Shorthorn cattle (mammal)
Shoshone (tribe, North America)
Shoshone Falls (geographical area, Idaho)
Shoshone project (project, Wyoming/United States)
showboat (in entertainment)
Shreveport (city, Louisiana)
shrew (mammal)
Shrewsbury (city, England)
Shrewsbury (city, Massachusetts)
shrike (bird)
shrimp (arthropod)
Shrirangapattana (city, India)
Shropshire (county, England)
Shropshire sheep (mammal)
Shrove Tuesday (holy day, holiday)
shrub
shuffleboard (in sports)
Shumen (city, Bulgaria)
Shunem (ancient city)
Shur (place)
Shushtar (city, Iran)
Shuswap (tribe, Canada)
Shymkent (city, Kazakhstan)
Si (chemical symbol)
Sialkot (city, Pakistan)
Siauliai (city, Lithuania)
ibenik (city, Croatia)
Siberia (region)
Siberian husky (dog)
Siberian Platform (geographical area, Asia/Siberia/Russia)
Sibir (former city, Russia)
Sibiu (city, Romania)
sibyl (in mythology)
Siccuth (in the Bible)
Sichuan (province, China)
Sicilian Vespers (Rock Band)
Sicily (region, Italy)
sickle cell disease (disease)
Sicyon (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Siddim (place)
side-necked turtle (reptile, vertebrate)
sideband (in acoustics)
sidereal period (unit)
sidereal time (unit)
sidereal year (unit)
siderite (mineral)
sidewinder (reptile, vertebrate)
Sidi-bel-Abbès (city, Algeria)
Siding Spring Observatory (structure, Australia)
Sidlaw Hills (geographical area, Scotland)
Sidney (city, Ohio)
Sidoarjo mudflow (of Indonesia)
Sidon (ancient city, city, Phoenicia/Lebanon)
Sidra, Gulf of (body of water, the Mediterranean/Libya)
Siebengebirge (mountains, Germany)
siege (in the military)
Siegen (city, Germany)
Siegfried (mythology, Germany)
Siemianowice Slaskie (city, Poland)
Siena (city, Italy)
Sierra Club (organization, United States)
Sierra Leone (country)
Sierra Madre (city, California)
Sierra Madre (mountain system, Mexico)
Sierra Maestra (Latin Band)
Sierra Morena (mountains, Spain)
Sierra Nevada (mountain range, Spain)
Sierra Nevada (mountain range, United States)
Sierra Nevada de Mérida (mountains, Venezuela)
Sierre (city, Switzerland)
Si´fnos (island, Greece)
Sigillaria (in botany)
SiglufjörÐur (city, Iceland)
sign language (system, language)
signaling (system)
signing statement (law, United States)
Signs of the Zodiac (table)
Sigtuna (city, Sweden)
Sikar (city, India)
Sikeston (city, Missouri)
Sikh Wars (war, India/United Kingdom)
Sikhism (of India)
Sikhote-Alin (mountains, Russia)
Sikkim (state, India)
silage (in agriculture)
Silas (character)
Silchester (city, England)
silenus (in Greek Mythology)
Silesia (region, Poland/Czech Republic/Germany)
silhouette (in art)
silica (in chemistry)
silica gel (in chemistry)
silicate (in chemistry)
silicon (element)
silicon carbide (in chemistry)
Silicon Valley (region, United States)
silicone (material)
silicosis (disease)
Silistra (city, Bulgaria)
silk (fiber)
Silk Road (historical site, Asia/Europe)
silk-screen printing (technique)
Silkeborg (city, Denmark)
silkworm (arthropod, insect)
silky terrier (dog)
silo (structure)
Siloam (body of water, Jerusalem)
silt (mineral)
Silurian period (period)
Silvanus (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
silver (metal, element)
silver chloride (in chemistry)
silver nitrate (in chemistry)
Silver Spring (city, Maryland)
Silver Springs (geographical area, Florida)
silverfish (Rock Band)
silverpoint (technique)
silversides (fish, vertebrate)
silverwork (in art, metallurgy)
Silvretta (mountains, Switzerland/Austria)
Simancas (city, Spain)
Simcoe (city, Canada)
Simcoe, Lake (lake, Canada)
Simeon (Bible)
Simferopol (city, Ukraine)
Si´mi (island, Greece)
Simi Valley (city, California)
simile
Simoïs (river, Turkey)
Simon (WordNet)
Simon Fraser University (university, Canada)
Simon Magus (character)
Simon of Cyrene (character)
Simonstown (city, South Africa)
simony (in Christianity)
Simplon (geographical area, Switzerland)
Simpson Desert (region, Australia)
Simsbury (city, Connecticut)
Sin (in ancient Middle Eastern religions)
Sin (places in the Bible)
sin (in religion)
Sinai (peninsula, Egypt)
Sinaia (city, Romania)
Sinaloa (state, Mexico)
Sind (province, Pakistan)
Sindhi (language)
Singanallur (city, India)
Singapore (country)
Singapore Strait (body of water, Singapore/Indonesia)
single tax (in economics)
Sinhalese (language)
sinking fund (in economics)
Sinn Féin (movement, Ireland)
Sino-Japanese War, First (war, Japan/China/Korea)
Sino-Japanese War, Second (war, Japan/China)
Sino-Tibetan languages (language)
Sinop (city, Turkey)
Sinope (in astronomy)
Sint-Niklaas (city, Belgium)
Sint-Truiden (city, Belgium)
sintering (process)
Sintra (city, Portugal)
Sinuiju (city, North Korea)
sinus (in anatomy)
Sion (in the Bible)
Sion (town, Switzerland)
Siouan (language)
Sioux (tribe, North America)
Sioux City (city, Iowa)
Sioux Falls (city, South dakota)
siphon (mechanical device)
Sippar (ancient city, Babylon)
Siquijor (island, Philippines)
Sirach (person in the Bible)
Sirach (book of the Bible)
Sirah (place)
Siren (in Greek mythology)
sirenian (mammal)
Siretul (river, Ukraine)
Sirius (star)
Sirmium (ancient city, Serbia)
sirocco (in meteorology)
Si´ros (island, Greece)
sisal hemp (material, plant)
Sisimiut (city, Greenland)
Sistan (region, Afghanistan/Iran)
Sisters of Charity (order)
Sistine Chapel (building, Vatican)
Sisyphus (in Greek Mythology)
Sitapur (city, India)
sitar
Sites of the Modern Olympic Games (table)
Sitka (city, Alaska)
Sittingbourne (city, England)
Sittwe (city, Myanmar)
Sivan (in Judaism)
Sivas (city, Turkey)
Sivash Sea (body of water, Ukraine)
Siwah (geographical area, Egypt)
Six Dynasties (period, China)
Six, Les (music, France)
Sjælland (island, Denmark)
Skagen (city, Denmark)
Skagerrak (body of water, Norway/Denmark)
Skagit (river, Canada)
Skagway (city, Alaska)
Skåne (former province, Sweden)
Skara (city, Sweden)
Skara Brae (ancient city, Scotland)
Skeena (river, Canada)
skeleton (in anatomy)
skeleton (in winter sports)
Skellefteå (city, Sweden)
Skellefteälven (river, Sweden)
Skelligs (island group, Ireland)
Skelmersdale (city, England)
skepticism (in philosophy)
sketch (in art)
skiboarding (in skiing)
Skiddaw (mountain, England)
Skidmore College (university, New York)
Skien (city, Norway)
Skierniewice (city, Poland)
skiing (in skiing)
Skikda (city, Algeria)
skimmer (Rock Band)
skin (in anatomy)
skin cancer (disease)
skin diving (in sports)
skin patch (in medicine)
Ski´ros (island, Greece)
Skive (city, Denmark)
Skokie (city, Illinois)
Skopje (capital, Macedonia)
Skövde (city, Sweden)
skull (in anatomy)
skunk (mammal, carnivore)
sky (in meteorology, astronomy)
skydiving (in sports)
Skye (island)
Skye terrier (dog)
skylark (bird)
skyscraper (structure)
skywriting (technique)
Slagelse (city, Denmark)
slang (in linguistics)
slate (in geology)
Slaughterhouse Cases (case, United States)
Slave (river, Canada)
Slave Coast (historical site, Africa)
slavery (in sociology, business)
Slavic languages (language)
Slavic religion (ancient religion, Europe)
Slavonia (region, Croatia)
Slavophiles and Westernizers (organization, Russia)
Slavs (linguistics, Europe)
sled (vehicle)
sleep (condition)
sleep apnea (condition)
sleeping pill (drug)
sleet (in meteorology)
slide rule (instrument)
Slidell (city, Louisiana)
Slieve Bloom (mountains, Ireland)
Sligo (county, Ireland)
Sligo (town, Ireland)
slime mold (protozoa)
slipped disc (condition)
slipware (in household, sculpture)
Sliven (city, Bulgaria)
SLM Corporation (finance, United States)
Sloan Foundation (organization, United States)
sloop (vessel)
sloth (mammal)
Slough (city, England)
Slovak literature (literature, Slovakia)
Slovakia (country)
Slovenia (country)
Slovyansk (city, Ukraine)
slow virus (virus, disease)
slug (gastropod)
Sluis (city, the Netherlands)
Slupsk (city, Poland)
Sm (symbol, element)
small arms (weapon)
smallpox (disease)
smaltite (mineral)
smart card (in computers, electronics, finance)
smart weapon (weapon, system)
Smederevo (city, Serbia)
smell (in biology)
smelt (fish)
smelting (process)
smilax (plant)
Smith Act (government, law, United States)
Smith College (university, Massachusetts)
Smithfield (district, London, England)
Smithfield (town, United States)
Smithsonian Institution (organization, museum, Washington DC)
smog (in meteorology, environmentalism)
smoke (material)
smoking
Smoky (river, Canada)
Smoky Hill River (river, Colorado)
Smolensk (city, Russia)
smuggling (in law)
smut (disease, fungus)
Smyrna (city, Georgia)
Sn (element, symbol)
snail (gastropod)
snail darter (fish)
Snake (river, United States)
snake (in zoology)
snake worship
snakebite (condition)
snapper (fish)
snapping turtle (reptile)
snare drum
sneeze (condition)
sneeze gas (weapon)
sneezeweed (plant)
snipe (bird)
snoring (condition)
snorkel (mechanical device)
snow (in meteorology)
snow line (geographical area)
snowberry (plant)
Snowdon (mountain, Wales)
snowmobile (vehicle)
snowshoes (footwear)
Snowy Mountains (mountains, Australia)
snuff
Snyder (city, Texas)
soap (material)
soap plant (plant)
soapberry (plant, food)
soapstone (in geology)
Sobat (river)
soccer (in soccer)
Sochi (city, Russia)
social contract (in sociology)
Social Credit (economics, politics, Canada)
Social Democratic party (organization, United Kingdom)
Social Gospel (Protestantism, United States)
social science (in sociology)
social security (economics, government, United States)
Social War (war, Italy/ancient Rome)
social welfare (in sociology, medicine, economics)
social work (in sociology)
socialism (in politics, economics, philosophy)
Socialist Labor party (organization, United States)
Socialist parties (organization, Europe)
Socialist party (organization, United States)
socialist realism (art, literature, Russia)
Socialist Revolutionary party (organization, Russia)
socialized medicine (system)
societies, learned and literary (organization)
Society Islands (island group, the Pacific/French Polynesia)
Socinianism (church, Protestantism, Poland)
sociobiology (branch of biology)
sociolinguistics (branch of linguistics)
sociology (in sociology)
Socoh (ancient city)
Socotra (island, Yemen)
sod house (structure)
Söderhamn (city, Sweden)
Södertälje (city, Sweden)
sodium (element)
sodium benzoate (in chemistry)
sodium bicarbonate (in chemistry)
sodium carbonate (in chemistry)
sodium chloride (in chemistry)
sodium hydroxide (in chemistry)
sodium nitrate (in chemistry)
sodium silicate (in chemistry)
sodium sulfate (in chemistry)
sodium thiosulfate (in chemistry)
Sodom (ancient city)
Soest (city, Germany)
Sofia (capital, Bulgaria)
soft-coated wheaten terrier (dog)
softball (in sports)
Sogdiana (ancient region, Persia)
Sogn og Fjordane (county, Norway)
Sognafjorden (body of water, Norway)
Sohag (city, Egypt)
Soho (district, England)
Soignies (city, Belgium)
soil (in geology)
soiling (in agriculture)
Soissons (city, France)
Soka (city, Japan)
Soka Gakkai (Buddhism, politics, Japan)
Sokoto (city, Nigeria)
Sol (in Roman religion)
Solapur (city, India)
solar cell (in electricity)
solar constant (in astrophysics)
solar energy (in astrophysics)
solar plexus (in anatomy)
solar system (in astronomy)
solar time (in astrophysics)
solar wind (in astrophysics)
solder (material, alloy)
solenodon (mammal)
solenoid (mechanical device)
Solent, The (body of water, England)
Solesmes (city, France)
solfège (in music)
Solferino (city, Italy)
Soli (ancient city, Turkey)
solicitor (law, England)
solid (in physics, chemistry)
solid waste (material)
solid-state physics (branch of physics)
Solidarity (organization, Poland)
Solihull (city, England)
soliloquy
Soliman
Solingen (city, Germany)
solitaire
Sollefteå (city, Sweden)
Solna (city, Sweden)
Solomon Islands (island group, country)
Solomon's-seal (plant)
Solon (city, Ohio)
Solothurn (canton, Switzerland)
Solovetski Islands (island group, Russia)
solstice (in astronomy)
solution (in chemistry)
Solutré-Pouilly (city, France)
Solvay process (industry, process)
solvent (in chemistry)
Solway Firth (body of water, England/Scotland)
Solyman
soma (plant)
Somalia (country)
soman (weapon)
Somerset (city, Kentucky)
Somerset (city, Massachusetts)
Somerset (county, England)
Somerville (city, Massachusetts)
Somerville (city, New Jersey)
Somme (department, France)
Somme (river, France)
Somme, Battles of the (historical event, France)
sonar (mechanical device)
sonata (in music)
Sonderbund (history, Switzerland)
Sondershausen (city, Germany)
Sondrio (city, Italy)
song (in music)
Song Ba (river, Vietnam)
Song of Solomon (in the Old Testament)
Song Shan (mountain, China)
Songhai (empire, Africa)
Songhua (river, China)
Songjiang (former province, China)
sonic boom (in physics, acoustics)
Sonneberg (city, Germany)
sonnet (style)
Sonora (state, Mexico)
Sons of Liberty (organization, United States)
Sonsonate (city, El Salvador)
soot (material)
Sophists (organization, ancient Greece)
Sopot (city, Poland)
soprano (in music)
Sopron (city, Hungary)
Soracte (mountain, Italy)
Sorbonne (university, France)
sore throat, streptococcal (disease)
Sorek (valley)
Sorel (city, Canada)
sorghum (grass, plant)
Soria (city, Spain)
Sorocaba (city, Brazil)
Soros, George (Business Personality / Philanthropist)
Sorø (city, Denmark)
sorrel tree (tree, plant)
Sorrento (city, Italy)
SOS (symbol)
Sosnowiec (city, Poland)
souari (tree)
Soufrière (volcano, Guadeloupe)
Soufrière (volcano, St. Vincent)
soul (in philosophy, religion)
Soule (region, France)
sound (in acoustics)
sound recording (process)
soup (food)
Souris (river, Canada)
Souris East (city, Canada)
South Africa (country)
South African literature (literature, South Africa)
South African War (war, South Africa/United Kingdom)
South America (continent)
South Arabia, Federation of (former country, Yemen)
South Australia (state, Australia)
South Bend (city, Indiana)
South Burlington (city, Vermont)
South Carolina (state)
South Carolina, University of (university, South Carolina)
South Charleston (city, West Virginia)
South China Sea (body of water, China/Philippines/Taiwan/Brunei/Vietnam/Malaysia
)
South Dakota (state, South dakota)
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology (university, South dakota)
South Dakota State University (university, South dakota)
South Dakota, University of (university, South dakota)
South El Monte (city, California)
South Euclid (city, Ohio)
South Farmingdale (city, New York)
South Gate (city, California)
South Georgia (island, the Atlantic Ocean/United Kingdom)
South Glamorgan (former county, Wales)
South Hadley (city, Massachusetts)
South Holland (village, United States)
South Holland (province, Netherlands)
South Houston (city, Texas)
South India, Church of (church, Protestantism, India)
South Island (island, New Zealand)
South Kingstown (city, Rhode Island)
South Manchurian Railway (system, Japan)
South Miami (city, Florida)
South Milwaukee (city, Wisconsin)
South Orange (city, New Jersey)
South Orkney Islands (island group, Falkland Islands)
South Pasadena (city, California)
South Pass (geographical area, Wyoming)
South Plainfield (city, New Jersey)
South Platte (river, Colorado)
South Pole (geographical area, Antarctica)
South Portland (city, Maine)
South River (city, New Jersey)
South Saint Paul (city, Minnesota)
South San Francisco (city, California)
South Sandwich Islands (island, the Atlantic Ocean/United Kingdom)
South Sea Bubble (historical event, England)
South Seas (body of water, the Pacific)
South Shetland Islands (island group, Antarctica)
South Shields (city, England)
South Suburban City (city, India)
South Sudan (country)
South Windsor (city, Connecticut)
South Yorkshire (former county, England)
South, the (region, United States)
South, University of the (university, Tennessee)
Southampton (district, England)
Southampton Insurrection (historical event, United States)
Southampton Island (island, Canada)
Southbridge (city, Massachusetts)
Southdown sheep (mammal)
Southeast Asia (region)
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (organization, Southeast Asia)
Southeast Asian art and architecture (art, architecture, Southeast Asia)
Southeast Asian languages (language, Southeast Asia)
Southend-on-Sea (city, England)
Southern Alps (mountains, New Zealand)
Southern California, University of (university, California)
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (organization, United States)
Southern Illinois University (university, Illinois)
Southern Methodist University (university, Texas)
Southern Ocean (ocean, Antarctica)
Southern Pacific Company (system, United States)
Southern University (university, Louisiana)
Southfield (city, Michigan)
Southgate (city, Michigan)
Southington (city, Connecticut)
Southport (city, England)
Southwark (part of London, England)
Southwell (city, England)
sovereignty (in government, politics)
Sovetsk (city, Russia)
soviet (organization, Russia)
Soweto (district, South Africa)
soybean (plant, vegetable)
Sønderborg (city, Denmark)
Sør-Trøndelag (county, Norway)
Spa (city, Belgium)
space exploration (in space)
space law (in space, law)
space medicine (in space, medicine)
space probe (vehicle)
space science (in space, science)
space shuttle (vehicle)
space station (vehicle)
Space Transportation System (vehicle)
space-time (in physics)
Spahis (in the military)
Spain (country)
Spandau (district, Germany)
Spanish (river, Canada)
Spanish Africa (of Africa)
Spanish American literature (literature, Spain/United States)
Spanish art and architecture (art, architecture, Spain)
Spanish civil war (war, Spain)
Spanish colonial art and architecture (art, architecture, South America/Central
America/North America)
Spanish language (language, Spain)
Spanish literature (literature, Spain)
Spanish Main (region, South America/Panama)
Spanish moss (plant)
Spanish Succession, War of the (war, Spain/France)
Spanish Town (city, Jamaica)
Spanish-American War (war, United States/Spain)
spark chamber (mechanical device)
Sparks (city, Nevada)
sparrow (bird)
Spars (organization, United States)
Sparta (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Spartacus party (organization, Germany)
Spartanburg (city, South Carolina)
Spartivento, Cape (geographical area, Italy)
spasm (condition)
spastic paralysis (disease)
spavin (disease)
spear (weapon)
Special Drawing Rights (in economics)
special effects (in film)
special prosecutor (law, history, United States)
species (in taxonomy)
specific gravity (in physics)
specific heat (in thermodynamics)
Spectator (of England)
spectral class (in astronomy)
Spectral Classes for Main Sequence Stars (table)
spectroheliograph (mechanical device)
spectrophotometer (instrument)
spectroscope (instrument)
spectrum (in optics)
speculation (in business)
speech defect (condition)
speech, freedom of (Politics)
speed (in physics)
speedometer (instrument)
Speedway (city, Indiana)
speleology (branch of geography, geology)
spell
Spencer (city, Iowa)
Spencer Gulf (body of water, Australia)
sperm (in biology)
sperm oil (material)
sperm whale (mammal, cetacean)
spermaceti (material)
Spey (river, Scotland)
Speyer (city, Germany)
Spezia, La (city, Italy)
sphagnum (plant)
sphalerite (mineral)
sphere (in geometry)
sphere of influence (in government)
sphinx (mythology, art, ancient Egypt/ancient Greece)
Spica (star)
spice
spider (arachnid)
spiderwort (plant, herb)
spikenard (plant)
spinach (plant, vegetable)
spinal column (in anatomy)
spinal cord (in anatomy)
spinal puncture (technique)
spinel (in chemistry)
spinet
spinning (in textile)
Spinone Italiano (dog)
spintronics (in physics, science)
spiraea (plant)
spire (part of structure)
spirit level (tool)
spiritism (in philosophy)
spiritual (music, United States)
Spithead (body of water, England)
Spitsbergen (island, Norway/the Arctic Ocean)
spleen (in anatomy)
splint (mechanical device)
Split (city, Croatia)
Splügen (geographical area, Switzerland/Italy)
spoils system (system, United States)
Spokan (tribe, North America)
Spokane (city, Washington)
Spokane (river, United States)
Spoleto (city, Italy)
Spoleto Festival (festival, South Carolina/Italy)
sponge (in zoology)
spontaneous combustion (material, process)
spoonbill (bird)
Sporades (island group, Greece)
spore (in zoology)
Sporozoa (protozoa)
sporting dog (dog)
sports (in sports)
sports medicine (treatment)
Spotsylvania (county, Virginia)
Spotted swine (mammal)
sprain (condition)
Spratly Islands (island group, Southeast Asia)
spraying (technique)
Spree (river, Germany)
spring (in geology)
spring (in mechanics)
Spring Valley (city, California)
Spring Valley (city, New York)
Springdale (city, Arkansas)
Springer Mountain (mountain, Georgia)
Springfield (city, Missouri)
Springfield (city, Ohio)
Springfield (city, Oregon)
Springfield (city, Virginia)
Springfield (capital of Illinois)
Springfield (city, Massachusetts)
Springhill (city, Canada)
Springs (city, South Africa)
springtail (arthropod)
spruce (tree, plant)
sprue (in medicine)
spurge (tree, plant)
Spuyten Duyvil Creek (body of water, New York)
square (in geometry)
squash bug (insect)
squash racquets (in sports)
squash tennis (in sports)
Squaw Valley (geographical area, California)
squid (cephalopod)
squill (plant)
squinch (in architecture)
squirrel (rodent)
Sr (symbol)
Srebrenica (city, Bosnia)
Sri Jayewardenapura Kotte (capital, Sri Lanka)
Sri Lanka (country, island)
Sri Vijaya (city, Indonesia)
Srinagar (city, capital, Kashmir)
Srirangam (city, India)
St.-John's-wort (plant)
Stabat Mater Dolorosa (in Catholicism, music)
stabile (construction)
stadium (in architecture)
staff (in music)
staff tree (tree, plant)
Staffa (island, Scotland)
Stafford (city, England)
Staffordshire (county, England)
Staffordshire Hoard (archeology, England)
Staffordshire terrier (dog)
Staffordshire ware (in household)
stagecoach (vehicle)
stagflation (in economics)
stained glass (in art)
Staines (city, England)
Stakhanovism (movement, Russia)
stalactite and stalagmite (mineral)
stalactite ornament (in Islam, architecture)
stall (part of structure)
stamen (part of flower)
Stamford (town, England)
Stamford (city, Connecticut)
Stamp Act (historical event, England)
stamp tax (in economics)
standard of living (in economics)
standard time
Standardbred horse (horse)
standpatters (organization, United States)
standpipe (mechanical device)
Stanford University (university, California)
Stanley (city, Falkland Islands)
stannic (in chemistry)
stannous (in chemistry)
Stanovoy Range (mountains, Russia)
Stanton (city, California)
staphylococcus (bacteria)
star
Star Chamber (historical site, England)
star cluster (in astronomy)
Star of Bethlehem (in the Gospels)
star-of-Bethlehem (in botany)
Star-spangled Banner, The (music, United States)
Stara Zagora (city, Bulgaria)
Staraya Russa (city, Russia)
starch (material)
Stargard Szczecinski (city, Poland)
stargazer (fish)
Starkville (city, Mississippi)
starling (Rock Band)
starvation (condition)
Starved Rock (geographical area, Illinois)
Stary Krym (city, Ukraine)
Stassfurt (city, Germany)
State College (city, Pennsylvania)
state flowers (flower, United States)
State, United States Department of (department, United States)
Staten Island (island, borough, New York)
states of matter (in physics, chemistry)
States-General (in government)
states' rights (government, United States)
Statesboro (city, Georgia)
Statesville (city, North Carolina)
static (in electricity)
statics (branch of mechanics)
statistical mechanics (branch of mechanics)
statistics (in statistics, science)
statute (in law)
Staunton (city, Virginia)
Stavanger (city, Norway)
Stavelot (city, Belgium)
Stavisky Affair (historical event, France)
stavkirke (architecture, Scandinavia)
Stavropol (city, Russia)
Stavropol Territory (division, Russia)
stealth technology (in the military, technology)
steam engine (machine)
Steamboat Springs (city, Colorado)
steamship (vessel)
stearin (in chemistry)
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Steele, Mount (mountain, Canada)
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Steenkerque (city, Belgium)
Steep Rock Lake (lake, Canada)
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Stegosaurus (Rock Band)
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stellar evolution (in astronomy)
stellar populations (in astronomy)
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Stellenbosch (city, South Africa)
Stelvio Pass (geographical area, Italy)
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Stendal (city, Germany)
Stenness, Loch of (lake, Scotland)
steppe (geography, Europe/Asia)
sterculia (herb, plant)
stereochemistry (branch of chemistry)
stereophonic sound (in acoustics)
stereopticon (instrument)
stereoscope (instrument)
stereotype (simplified idea)
Sterling (city, Colorado)
Sterling (city, Illinois)
Sterling Heights (city, Michigan)
Sterlitamak (city, Russia)
steroids (drug)
stethoscope (instrument)
Steubenville (city, Ohio)
Stevenage (city, England)
Stevens Point (city, Wisconsin)
Stewart (river, Canada)
Stewart Island (island, New Zealand)
Steyr (city, Austria)
stibnite (mineral)
stick-tight (plant)
stickleback (fish)
stigmata (in Christianity)
Stijl, de (movement)
Stikine (river, Canada)
Stikine Mountains (mountains, Canada)
Stiklestad (city, Norway)
still (material, mechanical device)
still life (genre)
Stillwater (city, Oklahoma)
Stillwater (city, Minnesota)
stilt (bird)
stimulant (drug)
sting (in zoology)
stink bug (insect)
tip (city, Macedonia)
Stirling (town, Scotland)
Stirling engine (mechanical device)
Stirlingshire (former county, Scotland)
stirrup (clothing, mechanical device)
stoa (architecture, ancient Greece)
stoat (in zoology)
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stock (in finance)
stock exchange (organization)
Stockbridge (indigenous people of North America)
Stockbridge (town, United States)
Stockholm (capital, Sweden)
Stockport (city, England)
Stockton (city, California)
Stoicism (in philosophy)
Stoke-on-Trent (city, England)
Stolberg (city, Germany)
stomach (in anatomy)
Stone Mountain Memorial (geographical area, Georgia)
stonecrop (herb, plant)
stonefly (insect, arthropod)
Stoneham (city, Massachusetts)
Stonehaven (city, Scotland)
Stonehenge (historical site, England)
stoneware (in household)
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Stoney Creek (city, Canada)
Stonington (city, Connecticut)
store (in business)
Store Bælt and Lille Bælt (body of water, Denmark)
Storfjord (body of water, Norway)
stork (bird)
storm (in meteorology)
Storm King (mountain, New York)
Storm King Art Center (museum, New York)
Storrs (city, Connecticut)
Storting (government, Norway)
Stoughton (city, Massachusetts)
Stourbridge (city, England)
stove (mechanical device)
Stow (city, Ohio)
Stowe (city, Vermont)
STP (in physics)
strabismus (condition)
Straits Settlements (government, history, England/Southeast Asia)
Stralsund (city, Germany)
Strand (road, England)
Strangford Lough (body of water, Northern Ireland)
strangler fig (plant)
Strängnäs (city, Sweden)
Stranraer (city, Scotland)
Strasbourg (city, France)
Strasbourg, Oath of (treaty, Holy Roman Empire/Germany)
Strategic Air Command (organization, United States)
Strategic Defense Initiative (program, United States)
strategy and tactics (in the military)
Stratford (city, Canada)
Stratford (CT)
Stratford (estate, United States)
Stratford-on-Avon (city, district, England)
Strathclyde (kingdom, Scotland)
Strathclyde, University of (university, Scotland)
Strathmore (geographical area, Scotland)
stratification (in geology)
stratigraphy (branch of geology)
stratosphere (in meteorology)
Straubing (city, Germany)
straw (plant, material)
strawberry (plant, fruit)
Strawberry valley project (project, Utah/United States)
strawflower (plant)
stream (in geography)
stream of consciousness (in literature)
streamline (in physics)
Streator (city, Illinois)
streetcar (vehicle)
strength of materials (measure)
streptococcus (bacteria, disease)
Streptomyces (bacteria)
streptomycin (drug)
Stresa (city, Italy)
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Stretford (city, England)
Streymoy (island, Denmark)
strike
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stroboscope (instrument)
stroke (disease)
Stromness (city, Scotland)
strong interactions (in physics)
Strongsville (city, Ohio)
strontium (metal, element)
structuralism (in linguistics, philosophy)
Struma (river, Bulgaria/Greece)
Strumica (city, Macedonia)
Struthers (city, Ohio)
strychnine (drug)
Stryy (city, Ukraine)
stucco (in architecture)
student movements (movement)
Students for a Democratic Society (organization, United States)
stun gun (weapon)
stupa (in Buddhism, architecture)
Sturbridge (city, Massachusetts)
sturgeon (fish)
Sturm und Drang (movement, Germany)
stuttering (condition)
Stuttgart (city, Germany)
Stuttgart (city, Arkansas)
Stuttgart Ballet (organization, Germany)
sty (condition)
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Stymphalian birds (in Greek Mythology)
Styria (province, Austria)
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subduction zone (in geology)
Subiaco (city, Italy)
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Subotica (city, Serbia)
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suburb (in sociology, geography)
Succoth (ancient city)
Succoth-benoth (ancient religion, Middle East)
succulent (plant)
Suceava (city, Romania)
sucker (fish)
Sucre (city, capital, Bolivia)
sucrose (in chemistry, biology)
Sudak (city, Ukraine)
Sudan (country)
Sudbury (city, Canada)
Sudbury (town, United States)
Sudd (region)
sudden infant death syndrome (condition)
Sudetes (mountains, region, Czech Republic/Poland)
sudoku
Suez (city, Egypt)
Suez Canal (body of water, structure, Egypt)
Suffolk (county, England)
Suffolk sheep (mammal)
Sufism (movement)
sugar (food)
sugar beet (plant, food)
Sugar Land (city, Texas)
sugarcane (plant, food)
Suhl (city, Germany)
Sui (Chinese dynasty)
suicide (in sociology)
Suidas (literature, linguistics, Greece)
Suir (river, Ireland)
suite (style)
Suitland (city, Maryland)
Suiyuan (former province, China)
Sukhona (river, Russia)
Sukhumi (city, Georgia)
Sukkiim (ancient people)
Sukkur (city, Pakistan)
Sulaiman Mountains (mountains, Pakistan)
Sulaimaniyah (city, Iraq)
Sulawesi (island, sea, Indonesia)
Suleiman
sulfa drug (drug)
sulfate (in chemistry)
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sulfonic acid (in chemistry, biology)
sulfur (element)
sulfur dioxide (in chemistry)
sulfuric acid (in chemistry)
Suli (district, Greece)
Sulitjelma (city, Norway)
Sulmona (city, Italy)
Sulphur (city, Louisiana)
Sulphur Springs (city, Texas)
Sulu Archipelago (island group, Philippines)
Sulzbach (city, Germany)
sumac (tree)
Sumatra (island, Indonesia)
Sumba (island, Indonesia)
Sumbawa (island, Indonesia)
Sumer (civilization, ancient region)
Sumer Is Icumen In (music, England)
Sumerian and Babylonian art (art, architecture, Mesopotamia)
Summerhill (education, England)
Summerside (city, Canada)
Summit (city, New Jersey)
sumptuary laws (in law)
Sumqayit (city, Azerbaijan)
Sumter (city, South Carolina)
Sumy (city, Ukraine)
Sun (river, United States)
sun (in astronomy)
Sun Belt (region, United States)
sun dance (in religion)
sun grebe (bird)
Sun Tzu (Military Strategist)
Sun Valley (city, Idaho)
sun worship (ancient religion)
sunbird (bird)
sunbittern (bird)
sunburn (condition)
Sunbury (city, Pennsylvania)
Sunbury-on-Thames (city, England)
Suncheon (city, South Korea)
Sunda Islands (island group, Indonesia/East Timor)
Sundarbans (region, India/Bangladesh)
Sunday school (in Protestantism, education)
Sundbyberg (city, Sweden)
Sunderland (city, England)
sundial (instrument)
Sundsvall (city, Sweden)
sunfish (fish)
sunflower (flower, plant)
Sung (Chinese dynasty)
Sunni (in Islam)
Sunnyvale (city, California)
Sunrise (city)
sunset laws (government, law, United States)
sunspots (in astronomy)
sunyata (in Buddhism)
supercomputer (in computers)
superconductivity (in electricity)
superfluidity (in physics, thermodynamics)
Superior (city, Wisconsin)
superior planet (in astronomy)
Superior, Lake (lake, Minnesota/Canada/Michigan/Wisconsin)
supernova (in astronomy)
superphosphate (in chemistry)
superstition
supply and demand (in economics)
supply-side economics (in economics)
suprematism (movement, Russia)
Supreme Court Justices (table)
Supreme Court, United States (organization, United States)
Supung (structure, North Korea/China)
Sura (river, Russia)
Surabaya (city, Indonesia/Java)
Surakarta (city, Indonesia/Java)
Surat (city, India)
Sûre (river, Luxembourg/Belgium/Germany)
Suresnes (city, France)
surface chemistry (branch of chemistry)
surface tension (in physics)
surfing (in sports)
surfperch (fish)
Surgeon General, United States (medicine, government, United States)
surgery (branch of surgery, medicine)
Surgut (city, Russia)
Suriname (country)
Surma (river, India)
surrealism (movement)
Surrey (county, England)
surrogate mother (treatment)
Surtsey (island, Iceland)
surveying (in geography, geology)
Susa (ancient city, capital)
Susah (city, Tunisia)
Susanna (Apocrypha)
suspension (in chemistry)
Susquehanna (river, New York/Pennsylvania)
Susquehanna Company (organization, Connecticut)
Sussex (county, England)
Sussex spaniel (dog)
Sussex, kingdom of (kingdom, England)
Sutherland (former county, Scotland)
Sutherland Falls (waterfall, New Zealand)
Sutlej (river, Tibet/India/Pakistan)
suttee (sociology, India)
Sutton (part of London, England)
Sutton Coldfield (city, England)
Sutton Hoo (geographical area, England)
Sutton-in-Ashfield (city, England)
Suva (capital, Fiji)
Suwannee (river, Georgia/Florida)
Suwon (city, South Korea)
Suzdal (city, Russia)
Suzhou (city, China)
Suzuka (city, Japan)
Svalbard (island group, Norway)
Svanetia (region, Georgia)
Svendborg (city, Denmark)
Svir (river, Russia)
Svishtov (city, Bulgaria)
Svolvaer (city, Norway)
Swabia (region, Bavaria/Germany)
Swabian League (organization, Germany)
Swahili (people, Africa)
Swahili language (language, Africa)
Swains Island (island, American Samoa)
Swakopmund (city, Namibia)
swallow (bird)
swamp (in geography)
Swampscott (city, Massachusetts)
swan (bird)
Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Board of Education (case, United States)
Swansea (city and county, Wales)
Swansea (town, United States)
Swarthmore College (university, Pennsylvania)
Swat (district, Pakistan)
Swaziland (kingdom, country)
sweat (material)
sweating system (in business)
Sweden (country)
Swedish language (language, Sweden)
Swedish literature (literature, Sweden)
sweepstakes
sweet cicely (plant, herb)
sweet clover (plant, herb)
sweet fern (plant)
sweet pea (plant, vegetable)
sweet potato (plant, vegetable)
sweetbread (food)
sweetbrier (plant, flower)
sweetener, artificial (food)
Swidnica (city, Poland)
swift (bird)
Swift Current (city, Canada)
Swilly, Lough (body of water, Ireland)
swim bladder (part of fish)
swimming (in sports)
Swina (body of water, Poland)
Swindon (city, England)
swine (mammal)
Swinoujscie (city, Poland)
Swinton (city, England)
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (university, Switzerland)
Swiss Guards (organization, Switzerland)
Swiss literature (literature, Switzerland)
switch (mechanical device)
Switzerland (country)
sword (weapon)
swordfish (fish)
Sybaris (ancient city, Italy)
Sycorax (in astronomy)
Sydney (city, Australia)
Sydney (city, Canada)
Sydney Mines (city, Canada)
Sydney, University of (university, Australia)
syenite (in geology)
Syktyvkar (city, Russia)
Sylacauga (city, Alabama)
Sylhet (city, Bangladesh)
syllogism (in logic)
Sylt (island, Germany)
Sylvania (city, Ohio)
symbiosis (in biology)
symbol (in linguistics)
symbolic logic (system)
symbolists (organization, France)
symmetry (in art, design, architecture, biology, physics, crystallography, mathe
matics)
symmetry, biological (in biology)
sympathomimetic drug (drug)
symphonic poem (style)
symphony (style)
Symplegades (in Greek Mythology)
synagogue (in Judaism)
synapse (in anatomy)
synchrotron radiation (in physics)
syncopation (in music)
syndicalism (in politics, economics)
synecdoche (in linguistics)
synodic period (in astronomy, astrophysics)
synonym (in linguistics)
Synoptic Gospels (in the Bible)
synthetic elements (in chemistry)
synthetic textile fibers (in textile)
syphilis (disease, bacteria)
Syr Darya (river, Kazakhstan/Tajikistan/Uzbekistan)
Syracuse (city, Italy)
Syracuse (city, New York)
Syracuse University (university)
Syria (country)
Syriac (language)
Syrian Desert (geographical area, Asia/the Mediterranean/Iraq/Jordan/Syria)
Syzran (city, Russia)
syzygy (in astronomy)
Szczecin (city, Poland)
Szeged (city, Hungary)
Székely (people, Transylvania/Romania)
Székesfehérvár (city, Hungary)
Szentgotthárd (city, Hungary)
Szigetvár (city, Hungary)
Szolnok (city, Hungary)
Szombathely (city, Hungary)
T (in linguistics)
T'ang (Chinese dynasty)
Ta (symbol)
Taal, Lake (lake, Philippines)
Taanach (ancient city)
Tabard Inn (structure, England)
Tabasco (state, Mexico)
Taber (city, Canada)
Taberah (place)
Tabernacle (place)
Tabernacles, Feast of (Judaism, holiday)
tablature (system)
table (furniture)
Table Bay (body of water, South Africa)
Table Mountain (mountain, South Africa)
table tennis (in sports)
taboo (in sociology)
Tabor (place)
Tábor (city, Czech Republic)
Tabor, Mount (mountain, Israel)
Tabora (city, Tanzania)
Tabriz (city, Iran)
Tabuaeran (island, Kiribati)
tabun (in chemistry)
Tacaná (volcano, Mexico/Guatemala)
Tacheng (city, China)
Tachikawa (city, Japan)
tachinid fly (insect)
tachometer (instrument)
tachyon (in physics)
Tacloban (city, Philippines)
Tacna (city, Peru)
Tacna-Arica Controversy (historical event, Chile/Peru)
Tacoma (city, Washington)
Taconic Mountains (mountains, New York/Vermont/Massachusetts/Connecticut)
taconite (mineral)
Tadoussac (city, Canada)
tadpole (amphibian)
taffeta (in textile)
Tafilalt (geographical area, Morocco)
Taft-Hartley Labor Act (government, law, United States)
Tagalog (people, language, Philippines)
Taganrog (city, Russia)
tagua (fruit, plant)
Tagus (river, Spain)
Tahiti (island, French Polynesia)
Tahoe, Lake (lake, California/Nevada)
Tahoua (city, Niger)
Tahpanhes (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
Tahquamenon (river, Michigan)
Tai (lake, China)
Taichung (city, Taiwan)
taiga (geography, Europe/Asia)
Tainan (city, Taiwan)
Taipei (capital, Taiwan)
Taipei 101 (structure, Taiwan)
Taiping (city, Malaysia)
Taiping Rebellion (historical event, China)
Taisha (city, Japan)
Taishan (mountain, China)
Taitung (city, Taiwan)
Taiwan (island, country, China)
Taiwan Strait (body of water, the Pacific/China/Taiwan)
Taiyuan (city, China)
Taiz (city, Yemen)
Taizé Community (organization)
Taj Mahal (structure, India)
Tajikistan (country)
Tajimi (city, Japan)
Tajrish (city, Iran)
Tajumulco (volcano, Guatemala)
Takamatsu (city, Japan)
Takaoka (city, Japan)
Takarazuka (city, Japan)
Takasago (city, Japan)
Takasaki (city, Japan)
Takayama (city, Japan)
takin (mammal)
Taklimakan (geographical area, China)
Takoma Park (city, Maryland)
Talavera de la Reina (city, Spain)
talc (material, mineral)
Talca (city, Chile)
Talcahuano (city, Chile)
Taliban (organization, Afghanistan/Pakistan)
Talitha cumi (in the Bible)
tall tale (in literature)
Talladega (city, Alabama)
tallage (in economics, history)
Tallahassee (capital, Florida)
Tallapoosa (river, Georgia/Alabama)
Tallinn (capital, Estonia)
tallit (in Judaism)
Tallmadge (city, Ohio)
tallow (material)
Talmud (in Judaism, literature)
talus (in geology)
Tamale (city, Ghana)
Tamalpais, Mount (mountain, California)
Taman Peninsula (geographical area, Russia)
Tamar (character)
tamarind (tree)
tamarisk (tree)
Tamaulipas (state, Mexico)
Tambora (volcano, Indonesia)
tambourine
Tambov (city, Russia)
Tamil Nadu (state, India)
Tammany (organization, New York)
Tammuz (ancient religion, Babylon)
tamoxifen (drug)
Tampa (city, Florida)
Tampa Bay (body of water, Florida)
Tampere (city, Finland)
Tampico (city, Mexico)
Tampico hemp (plant, material)
Tamworth (city, England)
Tana (river, Kenya)
Tana (lake, Ethiopia)
Tanabe (city, Japan)
Tanaelv (river, Norway)
tanager (bird)
Tanana (river, Alaska)
Tandil (city, Argentina)
Tanega-shima (island, Japan)
Tanga (city, Tanzania)
Tanganyika, Lake (lake, Africa/Tanzania/Zaire/Zambia/Burundi)
tangent (in mathematics, geometry)
Tanggula Shan (mountains, Tibet/China)
Tangier (city, Morocco)
Tangier (island, United States)
Tanglewood Music Festival (festival, United States)
Tangshan (city, China)
Tanimbar Islands (island group, Indonesia)
Tanintharyi (division, Myanmar)
Tanis (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
tank, military (vehicle)
Tannaim (in Judaism)
Tannenberg (city, Poland/Prussia)
tannin (material, plant)
tanning (process)
tansy (herb, plant)
Tanta (city, Egypt)
tantalum (metal, element)
Tantalus (in Greek Mythology)
Tantra (in Hinduism, Buddhism)
Tanzania (country)
tanzanite (mineral)
Tanzimat (in sociology)
Taoism (of China)
Taormina (city, Italy)
Taos (town, United States)
Taos (pueblo, United States)
Taoyuan (city, Taiwan)
Tapachula (city, Mexico)
Tapajós (river, Brazil)
tape recorder (mechanical device)
tapestry (in art, household, textile)
tapeworm (disease)
tapioca (food)
tapir (mammal)
Tappuah (ancient city)
tar and pitch (material)
Tara (city, Ireland)
Tarahumara (tribe, New Mexico)
tarantella (dance, Italy)
Taranto (city, Italy)
tarantula (arthropod, arachnid)
Tarascan (tribe, language, Mexico)
Tarawa (island, capital, Kiribati)
Tarawera Mountain (mountain, New Zealand)
Taraz (city, Kazakhstan)
Tarbes (city, France)
tare (plant)
Targum (in the Old Testament, Judaism)
Tarifa (city, Spain)
tariff (in economics)
Tarija (city, Bolivia)
Tarim (river, region, China)
Tarn (department, France)
Tarn (river, France)
Tarn-et-Garonne (department, France)
Tarnów (city, Poland)
Tarnowskie Góry (city, Poland)
tarots
Tarpeia (legend, ancient Rome)
tarpon (fish)
Tarquinii (ancient city, Italy)
tarragon (herb, plant)
Tarragona (city, Catalonia)
Tarrytown (city, New York)
tarsier (primate, mammal)
Tarsus (city, Turkey)
tartar (material)
tartar emetic (in chemistry)
tartar, dental (material)
tartaric acid (in chemistry)
Tartarus (in Greek Mythology)
Tartu (city, Estonia)
Tartus (city, Syria)
tarweed (herb, plant)
Tasaday (tribe, Philippines)
Tashi Lumpo (structure, Tibet)
Tashkent (city, Uzbekistan)
Tasiilaq (city, Greenland)
Tasman Glacier (geographical area, New Zealand)
Tasman Sea (body of water, the Pacific/Australia/New Zealand)
Tasmania (island, state, Australia)
Tasmanian devil
taste (in biology)
Tatar Strait (body of water, Russia)
Tatars (people, Russia)
Tatarstan (republic, Russia)
Tate Gallery (structure, organization, England)
Tatebayashi (city, Japan)
Tati (region, Botswana)
Tatra (mountains, Europe/Poland/Slovakia)
tattoo
Taunggyi (city, Myanmar)
Taunton (city, England)
Taunton (city, Massachusetts)
Taunus (mountains, Germany)
Taupo, Lake (lake, New Zealand)
Taurage (city, Lithuania)
Tauranga (city, New Zealand)
Taurus (mountain chain, Turkey)
Taurus (in astronomy)
tautomer (in chemistry)
tax exemption (in economics)
taxation (in economics)
Taxco (city, Mexico)
taxidermy (process)
Taxila (geographical area, Pakistan)
taxis (in zoology)
taxon (in biology)
Tay (river, Scotland)
Tay Ninh (city, Vietnam)
Tay-Sachs disease (disease)
Taygete (in astronomy)
Taygetus (mountains, Greece)
Taylor (city, Michigan)
Taylorville (city, Illinois)
Tayma (geographical area, Saudi Arabia)
Taymyr Peninsula (geographical area, Russia)
Taymyra (river, Russia)
Tb (chemical symbol)
Tbilisi (city, Russia)
Tc (symbol)
Tch- (of Russia)
Tczew (city, Poland)
Te (symbol)
Te Deum laudamus (in Christianity, music)
tea (tree)
Tea Party (movement, United States)
teacher training (in education)
teak (tree, wood)
Teamsters Union (organization, United States)
Teaneck (city, New Jersey)
Teapot Dome (historical event, industry, United States)
tear gas (weapon)
tears (material)
teasel (herb, plant)
Tebéssa (city, Algeria)
Teche, Bayou (geographical area, Louisiana)
technetium (element)
Tees (river, England)
teeth (in anatomy)
Teflon (material)
Tegea (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Tegucigalpa (capital, Honduras)
Tehran (capital, Iran)
Tehran Conference (historical event, United States/England/Russia)
Tehuantepec (city, Mexico)
Tehuantepec, Isthmus of (body of water, Mexico)
Teignmouth (city, England)
Tekirdag (city, Turkey)
Tekoa (ancient city)
tektite (mineral)
Tel Aviv (city, Israel)
Telaim (place)
Telamon (in Greek Mythology)
Telavi (city, Georgia)
telecommuting (in business)
telegraph (mechanical device)
Telemark (county, Norway)
telemarketing (in business)
teleology (system)
telepathy (in communication)
telephone (mechanical device)
teleportation (in science fiction)
teleportation (in physics)
telescope (system, mechanical device)
Telesto (in astronomy)
television (mechanical device)
Telford (city, England)
Tell el Amarna (ancient city, Egypt)
Tell, William (legend, Switzerland)
Telluride (city, Colorado)
tellurium (element)
Tellus (ancient religion, ancient Rome)
Telpos-Iz (mountain, Russia)
Tema (city, Ghana)
Temirtau (city, Kazakhstan)
Temiscaming (city, Canada)
Temiscaming, Lake (lake, Canada)
Témiscamingue (city, lake, Canada)
Tempe (city, Arizona)
Tempe, Vale of (geographical area, Greece)
Tempelhof (district)
tempera (in painting)
temperament (in music)
temperance movements (in sociology, politics)
temperature (in thermodynamics)
temperature inversion (in thermodynamics)
tempering (process)
Temple (city, Texas)
temple (edifice of worship)
Temple City (city, California)
Temple University (university, Pennsylvania)
Temple, the (part of London, England)
tempo (in music)
temporary worker (in business)
Temuco (city, Chile)
Ten Commandments (in the Bible)
Ten Thousand Islands (island group, Florida/Mexico)
Ten Years War (war, Cuba/Spain)
Ten, Council of (organization, Italy)
Tenafly (city, New Jersey)
Tenali (city, India)
tendon (in anatomy)
tendril (part of plant)
Tenebrae (in Catholicism)
Teneriffe (island, Africa/Canaryies)
Tennessee (state, United States)
Tennessee (river, United States)
Tennessee State University (university, Tennessee)
Tennessee Valley Authority (agency, United States/Tennessee/Kentucky)
Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway (body of water, Alabama/Mississippi)
Tennessee, University of (university, Tennessee)
Tennis (ancient city, ancient Egypt)
tennis (in tennis)
Tenochtitlán (ancient city, Mexico)
tenor (in music)
tenrec (mammal)
tense (in linguistics)
tensor (in mathematics)
tent (structure)
tent caterpillar (insect)
tenure (in education)
Tenure of Office Act (law, government, United States)
Teotihuacán (ancient city, Mexico)
Tepe Gawra (geographical area, Iraq)
tepee (in architecture)
Tepic (city, Mexico)
Teplice (city, Czech Republic)
Teraina (island, Kiribati)
Teramo (city, Italy)
teraphim (ancient religion, Middle East)
terbium (element, metal)
Terceira (island, Portugal/Azores)
terebinth (tree)
Terek (river, Russia/Georgia)
Terengganu (state, Malaysia)
Teresina (city, Brazil)
term limits (politics, United States)
Termez (city, Uzbekistan)
Terminus (in Roman mythology)
termite (insect)
tern (bird)
Ternate (island, Indonesia)
Terni (city, Italy)
Ternopil (city, Ukraine)
Terra Nova National Park (national park, Canada)
terra-cotta (material)
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Terrassa (city, Catalonia)
Terre Haute (city, Indiana)
Terrell (city, Texas)
terrestrial planet (in astronomy)
terrier (dog)
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Terschelling (island, the Netherlands)
tertiary (in Catholicism)
Tertiary period (period)
Teruel (city, Spain)
Teschen (former city, Czech Republic/Poland)
Teslin Lake (lake, Canada)
Test Act (law, government, England)
Testament of Moses (in Judaism)
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testosterone (material)
Tet offensive (historical event, war, Vietnam)
tetanus (disease)
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Tete (city, Mozambique)
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Tethys (in Greek religion and mythology)
Teton (rivers, United States)
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Tétouan (city, Morocco)
tetracycline (drug)
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Teucer (in Greek Mythology)
Teutoburg Forest (geographical area, Germany)
Teutonic Knights (organization, Germany)
Tewkesbury (city, England)
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Texel (island, the Netherlands)
Text of the Constitution of the United States (government, law, United States)
textiles (industry)
Tezcatlipoca (religion, Mexico)
Th (symbol)
Thai language (language, Thailand)
Thailand (country)
Thailand, Gulf of (body of water, Southeast Asia)
thalamus (in anatomy)
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thalidomide (drug)
thallium (element, metal)
thallophyte (division)
Thames (river, Canada)
Thames (river, England)
Thames (river, United States)
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Thanet, Isle of (of England)
Thanh Hoa (city, Vietnam)
Thanjavur (city, India)
Thanksgiving Day (holiday, United States)
Thanlwin (river, Tibet/China/Myanmar)
Thapsacus (ancient city, Syria)
Thapsus (ancient city, Africa/Carthage/Tunisia)
Thar Desert (geographical area, India/Pakistan)
Thásos (island, Greece)
The Dalles (city, Oregon)
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The Pas (city, Canada)
theater (structure)
Théâtre Libre (organization, France)
Thebe (in astronomy)
Thebes (city of ancient Egypt)
Thebes (city of ancient Greece)
Thebez (ancient city)
Thein Sein (the military, Myanmar)
theism (in theology, philosophy)
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Themisto (in astronomy)
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Theodotians (in church, Christianity)
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Therapeutae (organization, Egypt)
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Thermidor (historical event, France)
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Thermopylae (geographical area, ancient Greece/Greece)
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Thersander (character)
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Theseus (in Greek Mythology)
Thespiae (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Thessalonians
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Thessaly (ancient region, ancient Greece)
Thetford Mines (city, Canada)
Thetis (in Greek Mythology)
Theudas (character)
Thibodaux (city, Louisiana)
thick-knee (bird)
Thiès (city, Senegal)
Thimphu (capital, Bhutan)
Thingvallavatn (lake, Iceland)
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Thionville (city, France)
Thi´ra (island, Greece)
Third World (sociology, economics, Asia/Africa/Central America/South America)
Thirlmere (lake, England)
thirst (in biology)
Thirteen Colonies, the (geographical area, United States)
Thirty Tyrants (organization, ancient Greece)
Thirty Years War (war, Germany/Europe)
Thiruvananthapuram (city, India)
Thisbe (in the Bible)
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Thjórsá (river, Iceland)
Thomas Jefferson Memorial (national monument, Washington DC)
Thomas, Gospel of (in the Bible)
Thomaston (city, Georgia)
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Thompson (city, Canada)
Thompson (river, Canada)
Thon Buri (city, Thailand)
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thorn (in botany)
Thornton (city, Colorado)
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Thoroughbred horse (horse)
Thoth (ancient religion, ancient Egypt)
Thousand and One Nights (in literature)
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Thrace (region)
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Three Emperors' League (organization, Austro-Hungaria/Germany/Russia)
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Three Mile Island (historical event, Pennsylvania)
Three Pagodas Pass (geographical area, Myanmar/Thailand)
Three Young Men (character)
threonine (in biology, chemistry)
thresher shark (vertebrate, chordate)
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thrips (insect, arthropod)
Thrissur (city, India)
thrombolytic drug (drug)
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thrush (in zoology)
thrush (in medicine)
Thugs (in Hinduism)
Thule (ancient name for extreme N Europe)
Thule (town, Greenland)
thulium (element, metal)
Thun (city, Switzerland)
thunder (in meteorology)
Thunder Bay (city, Canada)
thunderstorm (in meteorology)
Thurgau (canton, Switzerland)
Thurii (ancient city, Italy)
Thuringia (state, Germany)
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Thursday Island (island, Australia)
Thyatira (ancient city, Lydia/Turkey)
thylacine
thyme (herb, plant)
thymine (material)
thymus gland (in anatomy)
thyristor (mechanical device)
thyroid gland (in anatomy)
thyrotropin (material)
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Ti (symbol)
Tiahuanaco (ancient city, Bolivia)
Tian Shan (mountains, Asia/China)
Tiananmen Square (geographical area, China)
Tianjin (city, China)
Tiaret (city, Algeria)
Tiber (river, Italy)
Tiberias (city, Israel)
Tibet (autonomous region of China)
Tibetan art and architecture (art, architecture, Tibet)
Tibetan Buddhism (Buddhism, Tibet/Bhutan/Mongolia)
Tibetan language (language, Tibet)
Tibetan terrier (dog)
Ticino (canton, Switzerland)
Ticino (river, Switzerland and Italy)
tickseed (plant)
Ticonderoga (city, New York)
tidal wave (in meteorology, Oceanography)
tide (in Oceanography, astronomy)
tidewater (geographical area, United States)
tie-dyeing (process)
Tienen (city, Belgium)
Tierra del Fuego (geographical area, South America/Argentina/Chile)
Tiffin (city, Ohio)
Tifton (city, Georgia)
tiger (cat)
tigernut (plant)
Tighina (city, Moldova)
Tigre (city, Argentina)
Tigris (river, Turkey/Iraq)
Tihamah (region, Saudi Arabia/Yemen)
Tijuana (city, Mexico)
Tikal (ancient city, Guatemala)
tilapia (fish)
Tilburg (city, the Netherlands)
Tilbury (city, England)
tile (part of material, construction, structure)
tilefish (fish)
Tillamook (tribe, North America)
Timaeus (in the Bible)
Timan (mountains, Russia)
Timaru (city, New Zealand)
timberline (in geography)
Timbuktu (city, Mali)
time (sequential arrangement of all events)
time and motion study (in business)
Times Square (geographical area, New York)
Timgad (ancient city, Algeria)
Timisoara (city, Romania)
Timmins (city, Canada)
Timnah (in the Old Testament)
Timnath-heres (ancient city)
Timor (island, Indonesia/East Timor)
Timothy (epistles in the New Testament)
timothy (in botany)
Timurids (dynasty, Iraq/Turkey/Asia Minor)
tin (element, metal)
tinamou (bird)
Tingo Mari´a (city, Peru)
Tinian (island, Mariana Islands)
Tinicum Island (island, Pennsylvania)
Tinley Park (city, Illinois)
Ti´nos (island, Greece)
Tintagel (city, England)
Tintern Abbey (structure, England)
Tippecanoe (river, Indiana)
Tipperary (county, Republic of Ireland)
Tipperary (town, Republic of Ireland)
Tiranë (capital, Albania)
Tirano (city, Italy)
Tiraspol (city, Moldova)
tire (mechanical device)
Tirebolu (city, Turkey)
Tiresias (in Greek Mythology)
Tîrgoviste (city, Romania)
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Tiruchirapalli (city, India)
Tirunelveli (city, India)
Tirupati (city, India)
Tiruppur (city, India)
Tiryns (ancient city, ancient Greece)
Tishbite (in the Old Testament)
tissue (in biology)
tissue culture (process)
Tisza (river, Ukraine/Hungary/Serbia)
Titan (in astronomy)
Titan (in Greek religion and mythology)
Titania (in astronomy)
Titanic (vessel, England)
titanium (element, metal)
Tithonus (in Greek Mythology)
Titicaca (lake, Bolivia/Peru)
title (in law)
Title IX (law, United States)
titles (in government)
titmouse (bird)
titration (in chemistry)
Titus (epistle of the New Testament)
Titusville (city, Florida)
Tiverton (city, Rhode Island)
Tivoli (city, Italy)
Tiw (religion, Germany)
Tiwi Islands (island group, Australia)
Tl (symbol)
Tlalnepantla de Baz (city, Mexico)
Tlaquepaque (city, Mexico)
Tlaxcala (state, Mexico)
Tlaxcala (city, Mexico)
Tlemcen (city, Algeria)
Tlingit (tribe, North America)
Tm (symbol)
toad (amphibian, vertebrate)
toadfish (fish)
Toamasina (city, Madagascar)
Toba (lake, volcano, Sumatra)
tobacco (plant, material)
Tobacco Nation (tribe, North America)
Tobit (book)
tobogganing (in sports)
Tobol (river, Kazakhstan)
Tobolsk (city, Russia)
Toboso, El (city, Spain)
Tobruk (city, Libya)
toby jug (in household)
Tocantins (river, Brazil)
Tocantins (state, Brazil)
toccata (style)
Tochigi (prefecture, Japan)
Todi (city, Italy)
Todos os Santos Bay (body of water, Brazil)
tody (bird)
Toggenburg (region, Switzerland)
Togo (country, togo)
Togoland (region, Africa)
Tohono O'Odham (tribe, North America)
Tokaj (city, Hungary)
Tokat (city, Turkey)
Tokelau (island group, the Pacific/New Zealand)
Tokorozawa (city, Japan)
Tokushima (city, Japan)
Tokyo (capital, Japan)
Tokyo, University of (university, Japan)
Toledo (city, Spain)
Toledo (city, Ohio)
Toledo, University of (university, Ohio)
Tolentino (city, Italy)
Tolpuddle Martyrs (law, history, England)
Toltec (civilization, Mexico)
Toluca (city, Mexico)
toluene (in chemistry)
Tolyatti (city, Russia)
Tom (river, Russia)
tom-tom
tomahawk (weapon)
Tomakomai (city, Japan)
Tomar (city, Portugal)
Tomaszów Mazowiecki (city, Poland)
tomato (fruit, plant, vegetable)
tomb
Tombigbee (river, Mississippi/Alabama)
Tombstone (city, Arizona)
Tomsk (city, Russia)
tonality (in music)
Tonawanda (city, New York)
Tonbridge and Malling (district, England)
tone (in music)
Tonga (kingdom, country)
Tongariro (volcano, New Zealand)
Tongeren (city, Belgium)
Tonghua (city, China)
tongue (in anatomy)
tonka bean (part of plant)
Tonkin (region, Vietnam)
Tonkin Gulf resolution (historical event, United States/Southeast Asia)
Tonkin, Gulf of (body of water, China/Vietnam)
Tônlé Sap (lake, Cambodia)
tonsils (in anatomy)
tonsure (in Christianity)
Tonto Basin (geographical area, Arizona)
Tonton Macoutes (organization, Haiti)
Tooele (city, Utah)
toothwort (plant)
Toowoomba (city, Australia)
top
topaz (mineral, gem)
Topeka (capital, Kansas)
Tophel (place)
Tophet (in the Old Testament)
topiary work (in agriculture)
topography (in topography)
topology (branch of mathematics)
Torah (in Judaism, literature)
Torbay (city, England)
Torcello (city, Italy)
Tordesillas, Treaty of (treaty, Spain/Portugal)
Torgau (city, Germany)
tornado (in meteorology)
Torneälv (river, Sweden/Norway)
Torngat Mountains (mountains, Canada)
Tornio (city, Finland)
Toronto (city, Canada)
Toronto, University of (university, Canada)
torpedo (in naval warfare)
torpedo boat (vessel)
torque (in physics)
Torrance (city, California)
Torre Annunziata (city, Italy)
Torre del Greco (city, Italy)
Torremolinos (city, Spain)
Torrens, Lake (lake, Australia)
Torreón (city, Mexico)
Torres Strait (body of water, New Guinea/Australia)
Tôrres Vedras (city, Portugal)
Torrington (city, Connecticut)
Tórshavn (city, capital, Faroe Islands)
torsion (in physics)
torsion balance (instrument)
tort (in law)
tortoise (reptile)
tortoiseshell (material, reptile)
Tortosa (city, Catalonia)
Tortuga (island, Haiti)
torture (in law)
Torun (city, Poland)
Tory (organization, England)
Tosefta (in Judaism, literature)
totalitarianism (in government, philosophy)
totem (structure)
Totowa (city, New Jersey)
Tottori (city, Japan)
Touba (city, Senegal)
toucan (bird)
touch (in biology)
touch-me-not (plant)
Toul (city, France)
Toulon (city, France)
Toulouse (city, France)
Toungoo (city, Myanmar)
Touraine (region, former province, France)
Tourcoing (city, France)
tourmaline (mineral)
Tournai (city, Belgium)
tournament (in sports)
tourniquet (technique)
Tours (city, France)
tower (structure)
Tower Hamlets (part of London, England)
Tower of London (structure, England)
towhee (bird)
town (politics, United States)
Towneley Plays (literature, drama, England)
Townsend, Mount (mountain, Australia)
Townshend Acts (law, government, England)
Townsville (city, Australia)
Towson (city, Maryland)
Towton Field (geographical area, England)
toxemia (disease)
toxic shock syndrome (disease)
toxic waste (material)
toxicology (branch of pharmacology, science)
toxin (material)
toxin-antitoxin (material)
toxoid (material)
toy
toy dog (dog)
Toyama (city, Japan)
Toyohashi (city, Japan)
Toyota (city, Japan)
Tønder (city, Denmark)
Tønsberg (city, Norway)
TPN (symbol)
Trabzon (city, Turkey)
tracer (material)
tracery (in art, architecture)
trachea (in anatomy)
tracheotomy (procedure)
trachoma (disease)
Trachonitis (region, Palestine)
track and field athletics (in sports)
tractor (vehicle)
Tracy (city, California)
trade (in business, economics)
trade association (organization)
trade winds (in meteorology)
trademark (in business, law)
Trafalgar Square (structure, England)
Trafalgar, battle of (historical event, war, Spain/France/England)
traffic regulation (in transportation)
tragacanth (material, plant)
tragedy (genre)
Trail (city, Canada)
trailing arbutus (flower, plant)
Tralee (city, Ireland)
Trani (city, Italy)
tranquilizer (drug)
Trans-Alai (mountains, Asia/China/Kyrgyzstan/Tajikistan)
Trans-Amazon Highway (road, Brazil)
Trans-Canada Highway (road, Canada)
Trans-Caspian Railroad (transportation, business, Russia/Asia)
Trans-Dniester Region (region, Moldova)
Trans-Siberian Railroad (transportation, business, Siberia)
transactinide elements (in chemistry)
Transandine Railway (system, Argentina/Chile)
Transantarctic Mountains (mountains, Antarctica)
Transbaykalia (region, Russia)
Transcarpathian Region (division, Ukraine)
Transcaucasia (region, Europe/Asia)
Transcendental Meditation
transcendentalism (American literary and philosophical movement)
Transcona (city, Canada)
transcontinental railroad (US history)
transducer (mechanical device)
transept (part of structure)
Transfiguration (holy day)
transfinite number (in mathematics)
transformational-generative grammar (in linguistics)
transformer (mechanical device)
transistor (mechanical device)
transit (in astronomy)
transit instrument (instrument)
transition elements (in chemistry)
Transkei (former homeland, South Africa)
translation (in linguistics)
transmigration of souls (in religion)
transmission (part of vehicle)
transmutation of elements (process)
Transoxiana (ancient region, Persia)
transpiration (in botany)
transplantation, medical (in surgery)
transplanting (technique)
transportation (industry)
Transportation, United States Department of (department, United States)
transposing instrument
transuranium elements (element)
Transvaal (former province, South Africa)
Transylvania (region, province, Romania)
Transylvania Company (organization, Kentucky/Tennessee)
Transylvanian Alps (mountains, Romania)
trap-door spider (arthropod, arachnid)
Trapani (city, Italy)
trapezoid (in geometry)
trapping (in zoology, business)
Trappists (order)
Trás-os-Montes (former province, Portugal)
Trasimeno (lake, Italy)
Travancore (former state, India)
Traverse City (city, Michigan)
Traverse, Lake (lake, Minnesota/South dakota)
travertine (in chemistry)
travois (vehicle)
treason (in law)
treasure-trove (law, England)
Treasury, United States Department of the (department, United States)
treaty (in law)
treaty port (in law)
Trebbia (river, Italy)
Trebizond, empire of (former empire, Asia Minor)
treble (in music)
tree (plant)
tree fern (plant)
tree frog (amphibian, vertebrate)
tree shrew (mammal)
tree surgery (in botany)
treehopper (insect)
trefoil (plant)
Trek, Great (historical event, Africa)
Trelleborg (city, Sweden)
trench mouth (disease)
trench warfare (in the military)
Trent (city, Italy)
Trent (England)
Trent Affair (historical event, United States/England)
Trent Canal (body of water, Canada)
Trent, Council of (in Catholicism)
Trentino-Alto Adige (region, Italy)
Trenton (town, Canada)
Trenton (city, Michigan)
Trenton (city, New Jersey)
Tres Mari´as, Las (geographical area, Mexico)
trespass (in law)
Treviso (city, Italy)
Triad Society (organization, China)
triangle (in mathematics)
triangle (in music)
Triangle Waist Company (historical site, United States)
Trianon (structure, France)
Trianon, Treaty of (treaty, Hungary)
Triassic period (period)
triathlon (in sports)
Tribal Areas (region, Pakistan)
tribe (in anthropology, sociology)
tribune (politics, ancient Rome)
triceps (in anatomy)
Triceratops (dinosaur)
trichina
trichinosis (disease)
trichomoniasis (disease, protozoa)
trickster (mythology, Africa)
trident (in Greek Mythology)
Trier (city, Germany)
Trieste (city, Italy)
triforium (in architecture)
triggerfish (fish)
Triglav (mountain, Slovenia)
triglyceride (material)
Trigonometric Functions (table)
trigonometry (branch of mathematics)
Trikora Peak (mountain, Indonesia)
trill (in music)
trillium (plant)
trilobite (arthropod)
Trincomalee (city, Sri Lanka)
Trinidad (city, Cuba)
Trinidad and Tobago (country, island group, Trinidad)
trinitrotoluene (in chemistry)
Trinity (river, United States)
Trinity (doctrine in Christianity)
Trinity Bay (body of water, the Atlantic Ocean/Canada)
Trinity College Library
Trinity Sunday (holy day)
Triple Alliance (organization, Europe)
Triple Alliance and Triple Entente (organization, Germany/Austro-Hungaria/Italy/
United Kingdom/France/Russia)
Triple Alliance, War of the (war, Paraguay/Argentina/Brazil/Uruguay)
Tripoli (city, Lebanon)
Tripoli (city, Libya)
Tri´polis (city, Greece)
Tripolitan War (war, United States)
Tripolitania (region, Tripoli/Libya)
Tripura (state, India)
Tristan da Cunha (island group, the Atlantic Ocean/St. Helena)
Tristram and Isolde (literature, England)
tritium (isotope)
Triton (in astronomy)
triumphal arch (structure)
Triumvirate (government, ancient Rome)
Trnava (city, Slovakia)
Troas (region, Troy/Asia Minor/Turkey)
Trobriand Islands (island group, Papua New Guinea)
Trogir (city, Croatia)
trogon (bird)
Trogyllium (geographical area, Asia Minor)
Troilus and Cressida (literature, Europe)
Trois Rivières (Company)
Trojan asteroids (in astronomy)
Trojan War (war)
troll (character)
Trollhättan (city, Sweden)
trombone
Tromelin Island (island, Africa/France)
Troms (county, Norway)
Tromsø (city, Norway)
Trondheim (city, Norway)
Trondheimsfjord (body of water, Norway)
Trophonius (in Greek Mythology)
Tropic of Cancer (geographical area)
Tropic of Capricorn (geographical area)
tropical medicine (branch of medicine)
tropical year (measure)
tropics (geographical area)
tropism (in medicine, anatomy)
Troppau, Congress of (historical event, Russia/Austria/Prussia/England/France)
troubadours (poetry, music, France)
trouvères (poetry, music, France)
Trouville-sur-Mer (city, France)
Trowbridge (city, England)
Troy (city, Alabama)
Troy (ancient city, Asian Turkey)
Troy (city, Michigan)
Troy (city, New York)
Troy (city, Ohio)
Troyes (city, France)
Troyes, Treaty of (treaty, England/France/Burgundy)
truce of God (war)
truck (vehicle)
truck farming (technique)
Truckee (river, California/Nevada)
truffle (plant, fungus)
Trujillo (city, Peru)
Trujillo (town, Venezuela)
Trumbull (city, Connecticut)
trumpet
trunkfish (fish)
Truro (city, Canada)
Truro (city, England)
truss (in architecture, engineering)
trust (in law)
trusteeship, territorial (in government)
Trutnov (city, Czech Republic)
trypanosome (protozoa, disease)
trypanosomiasis (disease)
trypsin (material)
tryptophan (in chemistry, biology)
Tsavo National Park (national park, Kenya)
tsetse fly (insect, arthropod)
Tsimshian (tribe, North America)
Tsin (Chinese dynasties)
Tskhinvali (city, Georgia)
Tsu (city, Japan)
Tsuchiura (city, Japan)
Tsugaru Strait (body of water, Japan)
Tsukuba (city, Japan)
Tsumeb (city, Namibia)
tsunami (in Oceanography, geology)
Tsuruga (city, Japan)
Tsuruoka (city, Japan)
Tsushima (island group, Japan)
Tuamotu Archipelago (island group, French Polynesia)
Tuapse (city, Russia)
Tuareg (people, Africa)
tuatara (reptile)
Tuatha De Danann (mythology, Ireland)
tuba
tuber (plant, food)
tubercle (in anatomy, biology)
tuberculosis (disease, bacteria)
Tübingen (city, Germany)
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Tucumán (city, Argentina)
Tudela (city, Spain)
Tudor style (architecture, design, England)
Tufts University (university, Massachusetts)
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Tula (ancient city, Mexico)
Tula (city, Russia)
Tulane University of Louisiana (university, Louisiana)
Tulare (city, California)
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tularemia (disease)
Tulchin (city, Ukraine)
tulip (flower)
Tullahoma (city, Tennessee)
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Tumkur (city, India)
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Tungurahua (volcano, Ecuador)
Tungus (people, Russia)
Tunguska (river, Russia)
Tunguska Basin (geographical area, Russia)
tunicate (chordate)
tuning fork (instrument)
tuning systems (system)
Tunis (city, capital, Tunisia)
Tunisia (country)
Tunja (city, Colombia)
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Tupamaros (organization, Uruguay)
Tupelo (city, Mississippi)
Tupinambá (people, South America)
Turan (geographical area, Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan/Turkmenistan)
turbine (mechanical device)
turbulence (in physics)
Turin (city, Italy)
Turing machine (in computers)
Turing test (in computers, electronics)
Turkana, Lake (lake, Ethiopia/Kenya)
Turkey (country, Asia and Europe)
turkey (in zoology)
Turkic (language)
Turkish language (language)
Turkistan (region, China/Afghanistan/Kazakhstan/Turkmenistan/Uzbekistan/Tajikist
an/Kyrgyzstan)
Turkistan-Siberia Railroad (transportation, business, Siberia/Asia)
Turkmanchai, Treaty of (treaty, Russia/Persia)
Turkmenbashi (city, Turkmenistan)
Turkmenistan (country)
Turks (people, Turkey/Russia/China/Iran/Afghanistan)
Turks and Caicos Islands (island group, colony, West Indies/United Kingdom)
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Turlock (city, California)
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Turner Valley (city, Canada)
Turnhout (city, Belgium)
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Turnus (king)
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Turpan (city, China)
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Turquino (mountain, Cuba)
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Turrialba (volcano, Costa Rica)
turtle (reptile)
Tuscaloosa (city, Alabama)
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Tuskegee (city, Alabama)
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Tustin (city, California)
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Tutsi (people, Africa)
Tutuila (island, American Samoa)
Tuva Republic (republic, Russia)
Tuvalu (country, island group)
Tuxtla Gutiérrez (city, Mexico)
Túy (city, Spain)
Tuz, Lake (lake, Turkey)
Tuzla (city, Bosnia)
Tver (city, Russia)
Tweed (river, Scotland)
tweed (fabric)
Twelfth Night (holiday, England)
Twelve Tables (law, ancient Rome)
Twenty-one Demands (law, Japan/China)
twilight
Twin Falls (city, Idaho)
Twins, The (in astronomy)
Two Rivers (city, Wisconsin)
Two Sicilies, kingdom of the (kingdom, Sicily/Naples)
Tyana (city, Turkey)
Tydeus (character)
Tygart (river, West Virginia)
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Tyne (river, England)
Tyne and Wear (former county, England)
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type (in printing)
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typewriter (instrument)
typhoid fever (disease)
Typhon (in Greek Mythology)
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Tyrconnell (kingdom, Ireland)
Tyre (ancient city, Phoenicia)
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tyrosine (in chemistry, biology)
Tyrrhenian Sea (body of water, the Mediterranean/Italy)
Tyumen (city, Russia)
U (letter of the alphabet)
U (Burmese honorific)
U-2 incident (historical event, United States/Russia)
Ubangi (river, Zaire/Central African Republic)
Ube (city, Japan)
Ucayali (river, Peru)
Udagamandalam (city, India)
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Uddevalla (city, Sweden)
Udine (city, Italy)
Udmurt Republic (republic, Russia)
Uele (river, Zaire)
Ufa (city, Russia)
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Uganda (country)
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Uijeongbu (city, South Korea)
Uinta Mountains (mountains, Utah/Wyoming)
Uist, North, and South Uist (island group, Scotland)
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Uji (city, Japan)
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Ujung Pandang (city, Indonesia)
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Ukraine (country)
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Ulhasnagar (city, India)
Ulithi (island, Carolineis/Micronesia)
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Ulúa (river, Honduras)
Ulundi (city, South Africa)
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (national park, Australia)
Ulyanovsk (city, Russia)
Uman (city, Ukraine)
Umatilla (river, Oregon)
Umayyad (dynasty of Arab caliphs)
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Umbria (region, Italy)
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Umbriel (in astronomy)
Umeå (city, Sweden)
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umlaut (symbol)
Umm al-Qaiwain (sheikhdom, United Arab Emirates)
Umm Qasr (city, Iraq)
Umnak (island, Alaska)
Unalaska (island, Alaska)
uncertainty principle (in physics)
Uncle Sam (National Icon)
Uncompahgre (river, Colorado)
Uncompahgre Peak (mountain, Colorado)
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Underground Railroad (system, United States)
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Ungava Bay (body of water, Canada)
UNICEF (agency)
Unicode (language)
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Unification Church (in church, Christianity)
uniformitarianism (in geology)
Unimak (island, Alaska)
Union (city, New Jersey)
Union City (city, California)
Union City (city, New Jersey)
Union City (city, Tennessee)
Union League Clubs (organization, United States)
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (former country, Russia/Asia/Europe)
Union Pacific Railroad (system, United States)
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Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York (university, New York)
Unión, La (city, Spain)
union, labor
Uniondale (city, New York)
Uniontown (city, Pennsylvania)
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Unitarian Universalist Association (in church, Protestantism)
Unitarianism (in church, Protestantism)
United Arab Emirates (country of eastern Arabia)
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United Mine Workers of America (organization)
United Nations (organization)
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United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Office of the (agency)
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United Nations Members (List of member states)
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (agency)
United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (
agency)
United Nations Secretaries-General (table)
United Presbyterian Church (in church, Protestantism)
United Provinces (former state, India)
United Service Organizations (the military, United States)
United States (country)
United States Air Force Academy (university, United States)
United States Coast Guard Academy (university, United States)
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United States Military Academy (university, United States)
United States Naval Academy (university, United States)
United States Naval Observatory (structure, United States)
United States, Great Seal of the (symbol, United States)
Unity (in church, Protestantism)
universal language (language)
Universal Postal Union (agency)
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universals (in philosophy)
universe (in astronomy)
University City (city, Missouri)
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university press (organization)
Unknown Soldier, Tomb of the (historical site, United States)
Unni (in the Bible)
Unterwalden (canton, Switzerland)
ununhexium (element)
ununoctium (element)
ununpentium (element)
ununquadium (element)
ununseptium (element)
ununtrium (element)
Upanishads (Hinduism, literature, India)
Upernavik (city, Greenland)
Uphaz (ancient country)
upholstery (furniture)
Upland (city, California)
Upolu (island, Western Samoa)
Upper Arlington (city, Ohio)
Upper Austria (province, Austria)
Upper Hutt (city, New Zealand)
Uppsala (city, Sweden)
Uppsala, University of (university, Sweden)
Ur (ancient city)
uracil (material)
Ural (river, Russia/Kazakhstan)
Uralic and Altaic languages (language)
Urals (mountains, Russia/Kazakhstan)
uranium (element, metal)
Uranium City (city, Canada)
Uranus (7th planet from the sun)
Uranus (in Greek religion and mythology)
Urartu (kingdom, Armenia)
Urawa (city, Japan)
Urban League, National (organization, United States)
Urbana (city, Illinois)
Urbana (city, Ohio)
Urbandale (city, Iowa)
Urbino (city, Italy)
Urdu (language)
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uremia (condition)
ureter (in anatomy)
urethra (in anatomy)
Urganch (city, Uzbekistan)
Urgench (ancient city, present-day Turkmenistan)
Uri (in the Bible)
Uriah (Bible)
uric acid (in chemistry, biology)
Uriel (character)
Urim and Thummim (instrument)
urinalysis (procedure)
urinary system (in anatomy)
urine (material)
Urmia (city, Iran)
Urmia, Lake (lake, Iran)
Ursa Major and Ursa Minor (constellation)
Uruapan (city, Mexico)
Urubamba (river, Peru)
Uruguay (country, South America)
Uruguay (river, South America)
Uruk (ancient city)
Ürümqi (city, China)
USA PATRIOT Act (law, United States)
Usambara (mountains, Tanzania)
Usedom (island, Germany/Poland)
Ushant (island, France)
Ushuaia (city, Argentina)
Usk (river, Wales)
Üsküdar (geographical area, Turkey)
Uspallata Pass (geographical area, Argentina/Chile)
Ussuri (river, Russia/China)
Ussuriysk (city, Russia)
Ust-Ordyn-Buryat Autonomous Area (of Russia)
Uster (city, Switzerland)
Ústi´ nad Labem (city, Czech Republic)
Ustyurt (geographical area, Asia)
Usulután (city, El Salvador)
Usumacinta (river, Mexico)
Utah (state, United States)
Utah Lake (lake, Utah)
Utah State University (university, Utah)
Utah War (historical event, United States)
Utah, University of (university, Utah)
Ute (language, North America)
uterus (in anatomy)
Utica (city, New York)
Utica (ancient city, N Africa)
utilitarianism (in ethics)
utility, public (industry)
Uto-Aztecan (language)
Utopia (in literature, philosophy)
Utrecht (province, Netherlands)
Utrecht (city, Netherlands)
Utrecht, Peace of (treaty, Spain/the Netherlands/England/France)
Utrera (city, Spain)
Utsunomiya (city, Japan)
Uttar Pradesh (state, India)
Uttaranchal (state, India)
Uuh (element)
Uummannaq (city, Greenland)
Uuo (element)
Uup (element)
Uuq (element)
Uus (element)
Uusikaupunki (city, Finland)
Uut (element)
Uvalde (city, Texas)
Uxmal (ancient city, Mexico)
Uyuni, Salar de (desert, Bolivia)
Uzbekistan (country)
Uzhhorod (city, Ukraine)
V (in linguistics)
Vaal (river, South Africa)
Vaasa (city, Finland)
Vác (city, Hungary)
Vacaville (city, California)
vaccination (treatment)
vacuum (in physics)
vacuum cleaner (mechanical device)
Vadsø (city, Norway)
Vadstena (city, Sweden)
Vaduz (capital, Lichtenstein)
vagrancy (in law)
Váh (river, Slovakia)
Vail (city, Colorado)
Vaiont Dam (dam, Italy)
Val d'Or (city, Canada)
Val-d'Oise (department, France)
Val-de-Marne (department, France)
Valais (canton, Switzerland)
Valday Hills (region, Russia)
Valdemar (of Denmark)
Valdez (city, Alaska)
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Vale Press (organization)
Valence (city, France)
valence (in chemistry)
Valencia (region, Spain)
Valencia (city, Spain)
Valencia (city, Venezuela)
Valenciennes (city, France)
Valentia (island, Ireland)
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Valhalla (character)
valine (in biology, chemistry)
Valkyries (mythology, Germany)
Valladolid (city, Spain)
Vallejo (city, California)
Valles Caldera National Preserve (national site, New Mexico)
Valletta (capital, Malta)
Valley Forge (historical site, Pennsylvania)
Valley Station (city, Kentucky)
Valley Stream (city, New York)
Valley, The (capital)
Valleyfield (city, Canada)
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Valois (French ruling dynasty)
Valois (historic region, France)
Valparaiso (city, Chile)
Valparaiso (city, Indiana)
Valtellina (geographical area, Italy)
value (in economics)
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valve (mechanical device)
vampire (character)
vampire bat (mammal)
Van (city, Turkey)
Van Allen radiation belts (in astrophysics)
Van Wert (city, Ohio)
Van, Lake (lake, Turkey)
vanadium (metal, element)
Vanadzor (city, Armenia)
vancomycin (drug)
Vancouver (city, Canada)
Vancouver (city, Washington)
Vancouver Island (island, Canada)
Vandalia (city, Ohio)
Vandals (people)
Vandenberg Air Force Base (geographical area, United States)
Vanderbilt University (university, Tennessee)
Vänern (lake, Sweden)
Vänersborg (city, Sweden)
Vanier (city, Canada)
vanilla (plant, spice)
Vannes (city, France)
Vantaa (city, Finland)
Vanua Levu (island, the Pacific/Fiji)
Vanuatu (country)
Vaphio cups (in archeology)
vapor pressure (in chemistry)
vaporization (in chemistry)
Var (department, France)
Varanasi (city, India)
Varangians (people, Russia)
Vardar (river, Macedonia)
Vardø (city, Norway)
Varese (city, Italy)
variable star (in astronomy)
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Varkaus (city, Finland)
Varna (city, Bulgaria)
varnish (material)
Varnsdorf (city, Czech Republic)
varve (in geology)
varying hare (mammal)
Vasa (dynasty, Sweden/Poland)
vascular bundle (in botany)
vase (in household)
vasectomy (procedure)
Vassar College (university, New York)
Västerås (city, Sweden)
Västervik (city, Sweden)
Vatican City (country, Vatican)
Vatican Council, First (in Catholicism)
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Vatican Library (of Vatican)
Vatnajökull (geographical area, Iceland)
Vättern (lake, Sweden)
Vaucluse (department, France)
Vaud (canton, Switzerland)
vaudeville (in entertainment)
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Växjö (city, Sweden)
Vaygach (island, Russia)
veal (food, animal)
vector (in mathematics)
Veda (Hinduism, literature, India)
Vedanta (system)
Vedanta Societies (in Hinduism)
Vega (star)
vegetable (food, plant)
vegetarianism
vegetative propagation (in agriculture)
Vehmgericht (organization, Germany)
Veii (ancient city, ancient Rome)
veil (clothing)
vein (in anatomy)
Vejle (city, Denmark)
Velay (region, France)
veld (geography, Africa)
Veles (city, Macedonia)
Vélez-Málaga (city, Spain)
Veliki Ustyug (city, Russia)
Velikiye Luki (city, Russia)
Veliko Turnovo (city, Bulgaria)
Vellore (city, India)
Velociraptor (dinosaur)
velocity (in physics)
Velsen (city, the Netherlands)
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Venda (former homeland, South Africa)
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Vendôme (city, France)
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Veneti (people of ancient Gaul)
Veneti (people of ancient Italy)
Venetia (region, Italy)
Venezia Giulia (former region, Italy)
Venezuela (country)
Venezuela Boundary Dispute (historical event, United States/England/Venezuela/Gu
yana)
Venezuela Claims (historical event, Venezuela)
Venice (city, Italy)
venison (food, animal)
Venite (in the Bible)
Venlo (city, the Netherlands)
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Ventimiglia (city, Italy)
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Ventspils (city, Latvia)
Ventura (city, California)
Venus (in Roman religion and mythology)
Venus (second planet from the sun)
Venus's-flytrap (plant)
Veracruz (state, Mexico)
Veracruz (city, Mexico)
verb (in linguistics)
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Vercelli (city, Italy)
Verde (river, Arizona)
Verde, Cape (geographical area, Senegal/the Atlantic Ocean)
verdict (in law)
verdigris (in chemistry)
Verdun (city, Canada)
Verdun (town, France)
Verdun, battle of (WWI battle, France)
Verdun, Treaty of (treaty, France/Germany/Europe)
Vereeniging (city, South Africa)
verism (style)
Verkhoyansk (city, Russia)
Verkhoyansk Range (mountains, Russia)
Vermandois (region, France)
vermilion (material)
Vermont (state)
Vermont, University of (university, Vermont)
vermouth (liquor)
vernier (in mathematics)
Vernon (city, Connecticut)
Vernon (city, California)
Vernon (city, Canada)
Vernon (city, Texas)
Vero Beach (city, Florida)
Véroia (city, Greece)
Verona (city, Italy)
Verona (town, United States)
Verona, Congress of (historical event, Spain/France/Italy)
veronica (Christian relic)
Verrazano-Narrows Bridge (structure, New York)
Versailles (city, France)
Versailles, Treaty of (History)
versification (in poetry)
vertebrate
vertical circle (in astronomy)
vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (in aviation)
vertigo (condition)
Verviers (city, Belgium)
Vervins, Treaty of (treaty, France/Spain)
Vesoul (city, France)
vespers (in Christianity)
Vest-Agder (county, Norway)
Vesta (in astronomy)
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Vester- (geography, Sweden)
VestfjarÐa (geographical area, Iceland)
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Vestmannaeyjar (island group, Iceland)
vestments (clothing)
Vesuvius (volcano, Italy)
Veszprém (city, Hungary)
vetch (herb, plant)
Veterans Affairs, United States Department of (department, United States)
Veterans of Foreign Wars (organization, United States)
Veterans' Day (holiday, United States)
veterinary medicine (in veterinary medicine, science)
veto (in law, government)
Vevey (city, Switzerland)
Vexin (region, France)
Via Mala (body of water, Switzerland)
viaduct (structure)
Viareggio (city, Italy)
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Vibo Valentia (city, Italy)
Viborg (city, Denmark)
vibration (in physics)
Vicenza (city, Italy)
Vichy (city, France)
Vicksburg (city, Mississippi)
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victims rights (in law)
Victoria (capital, Seychelles)
Victoria (state, Australia)
Victoria (city, Canada)
Victoria (city, Texas)
Victoria (empress of Germany)
Victoria and Albert Museum (museum, England)
Victoria Falls (waterfall, Zambia/Zimbabwe)
Victoria Island (island, the Arctic Ocean/Canada)
Victoria Land (geographical area, Antarctica)
Victoria Nile (river, Africa/Uganda)
Victoria, Lake (lake, Africa)
Victorian style (design, architecture, England/United States)
Victoriaville (city, Canada)
vicuña (mammal)
videocassette recorder (mechanical device)
videodisc (mechanical device)
videotex (in communication, computers)
Vidin (city, Bulgaria)
vielle
Vienna (city and province, Austria)
Vienna (town, United States)
Vienna University (university, Austria)
Vienna, Congress of (historical event, Europe)
Vienne (department, France)
Vienne (town, France)
Vienne (river, France)
Vienne, Council of (Catholicism, France)
Vientiane (capital, Laos)
Vieques (island, Puerto Rico)
Viersen (city, Germany)
Viet Cong (organization, Vietnam)
Viet Minh (organization, Vietnam)
Vietnam (country)
Vietnam Veterans Memorial (structure, United States)
Vietnam War (war, Southeast Asia/United States/France/Vietnam)
vigil (in Christianity)
vigilantes (in law)
Vignemale (mountain, France)
Vigo (city, Spain)
Vijayanagar (ancient city, India)
Vijayawada (city, India)
Vikings (people, Scandinavia/Europe/England)
Viljandi (city, Estonia)
villa (structure)
Villa d'Este (structure, Italy)
Villa Doria Pamphili (structure, Italy)
Villa Park (city, Illinois)
Villach (city, Austria)
Villafranca di Verona (city, Italy)
village (in geography)
Villahermosa (city, Mexico)
Villanova University (university, Pennsylvania)
Villanovan culture (civilization, Italy)
Villarrica (city, Paraguay)
Villavicencio (city, Colombia)
Villaviciosa (city, Spain)
Ville-sous-La-Ferté (city, France)
Villefranche-sur-Saône (city, France)
villein (sociology, Europe)
Villeneuve-Loubet (city, France)
Villeurbanne (city, France)
Vilnius (capital, Lithuania)
Vilyui (river, Russia)
Vimeiro (city, Portugal)
Viña del Mar (city, Chile)
Vincennes (town, France)
Vincennes (city, Indiana)
Vindhya Range (geographical area, India)
vine (part of plant)
vinegar (material)
Vineland (city, New Jersey)
vineyard (in agriculture)
Vinh (city, Vietnam)
Vinland (historical site, North America)
Vinnytsya (city, Ukraine)
Vinson Massif (mountain, Antarctica)
vinyl plastics (material)
viol
violet (plant, flower)
violin
Vionnet, Madeleine (fashion, France)
viper (reptile)
vireo (bird)
Virgin Islands (territory, island group, West Indies/United States/United Kingdo
m)
Virgin Islands National Park (national park, Virgin Islands)
Virgin Lands Territory (division, Kazakhstan)
Virginia (state, United States)
Virginia (city, Virginia)
Virginia (in Roman legend)
Virginia Beach (city, Virginia)
Virginia City (city, Nevada)
Virginia Company (business, history, England/United States)
Virginia creeper (plant)
Virginia Military Institute (university, Virginia)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (university, Virginia)
Virginia State University (university, Virginia)
Virginia, University of (university, Virginia)
Virginius affair (historical event, United States/Spain)
Virgo (constellation)
viroid (virus)
virology (in science, microbiology)
virtual observatory (in astronomy)
virtual reality (in computers, entertainment)
virtual telescope (in optics, astronomy)
virtue (in philosophy)
Virunga (mountains, Zaire/Rwanda/Uganda)
virus (disease)
Vis (island, Croatia)
Visalia (city, California)
Visayan Islands (island group, Philippines)
Visby (city, Sweden)
viscose process (material, process)
viscosity (in chemistry, physics)
Viscount Melville Sound (body of water, the Arctic Ocean/Canada)
Visé (city, Belgium)
Viseu (city, Portugal)
Vishakhapatnam (city, India)
Vishnu (in Hinduism)
Visigoths (people)
vision (in medicine)
Viso, Monte (mountain, France/Italy)
Vista (city, California)
Vistula (river, Poland)
Vistula Lagoon (body of water, Poland/Russia)
vital statistics (in sociology, anthropology)
vitamin (food)
Vitebsk (city, Belarus)
Viterbo (city, Italy)
Viti Levu (island, Fiji)
Vitim (river, Russia)
Vitória (city, Brazil)
Vitoria (city, Spain)
Vitoria da Conquista (city, Brazil)
Vitry-le-François (city, France)
Vitry-sur-Seine (city, France)
Vittoria (city, Italy)
Vittorio Veneto (city, Italy)
Vitu Islands (island group, Papua New Guinea)
Vivarais (region, France)
vivisection (procedure)
Vizianagaram (city, India)
Vizsla (dog)
Vlaardingen (city, the Netherlands)
Vladikavkaz (city, Russia)
Vladimir (city, Russia)
Vladislav (of Czech Republic/Bohemia/Hungary)
Vladivostok (city, Russia)
Vlissingen (city, the Netherlands)
Vlorë (city, Albania)
Vltava (river, Czech Republic)
vocational education (in education)
vocative (in linguistics)
vodka (liquor)
voice (in grammar)
Voice of America (organization)
Vojvodina (province, Serbia/Yugoslavia)
volcano
Volcano Islands (island group, the Pacific)
vole (rodent)
Volendam (city, the Netherlands)
Volga (river, Russia/Europe)
Volga-Baltic Waterway (body of water, Russia)
Volgograd (city, Russia)
Volhynia (region, Ukraine)
volleyball (sport)
Volodymyr-Volynskyy (city, Ukraine)
Vologda (city, Russia)
Vólos (city, Greece)
Volscians (people, Italy)
Volsinii (ancient city, Italy)
Volsk (city, Russia)
volt (unit, measure)
Volta (river, Africa/Ghana)
Volta Redonda (city, Brazil)
voltaic cell (mechanical device)
Volterra (city, Italy)
voltmeter (instrument)
Volturno (river, Italy)
volume (in mathematics)
Volunteers of America (organization, United States)
vomiting (condition)
Von (of Germany)
voodoo (in religion)
Vorarlberg (province, Austria)
Vorkuta (city, Russia)
Voronezh (city, Russia)
vortex (in physics)
vorticism (movement)
Vosges (department, France)
Vosges (mountain range, France)
Vostok, Lake (lake, Antarctica)
voting (in politics)
voting machine (mechanical device)
Votkinsk (city, Russia)
Voyager (airplane)
Voyageurs National Park (national park, Minnesota)
Vratsa (city, Bulgaria)
Vries, de
Vrindaban (city, India)
Vuelta Abajo (district, Cuba)
Vulcan (in astronomy)
Vulcan (in Roman religion and mythology)
vulcanization (process, material)
Vulgar Latin (language)
Vulgate (in the Bible)
vulture (bird)
VX (material)
Vyatka (river, Russia)
Vyazma (city, Russia)
Vyborg (city, Russia)
Vychegda (river, Russia)
Vyg (lake, Russia)
Vysokaya (mountain, Russia)
Vytegra (river, Russia)
W (in linguistics)
W and Z particles (in physics)
Waal (body of water, Germany/the Netherlands)
Wabash (city, Indiana)
Wabash (river, United States)
Wabash Case (case, United States)
WAC (organization, United States)
Wachusett Reservoir (structure, Massachusetts)
Wacker process (process, industry)
Waco (city, Texas)
Wad Madani (city, Sudan)
Wadai (former city, Chad)
Wadi Halfa (city, Sudan)
Wadowice (city, Poland)
Wadsworth (city, Ohio)
Wafd (organization, Egypt)
wage and price controls (in economics)
wages (in economics)
Wagga Wagga (city, Australia)
wagon train (transportation, history, United States)
Wagram (city, Austria)
Wahhabi (movement, Saudi Arabia)
Wahiawa (city, Hawaii)
Waianae Mountains (mountains, Hawaii)
Waikato (river, New Zealand)
Waikiki (geographical area, Hawaii)
Wainwright (city, Canada)
Waitangi, Treaty of (treaty, New Zealand/England)
Wakashan (language, North America)
Wakayama (city, Japan)
wake
Wake Forest University (university, North Carolina)
Wake Island (island group, the Pacific)
Wakefield (town, United States)
Wakefield (estate, United States)
Wakefield (city, England)
Walachia (region, Romania)
Walcheren (region, the Netherlands)
Waldeck (former principality, district, Germany)
Waldemar (of Russia)
Waldenses (in church, Protestantism)
Waldwick (city, New Jersey)
Wales (region, United Kingdom)
Wales, University of (university, Wales)
Walker Lake (lake, Nevada)
walking stick (insect)
wall (in architecture)
Wall Street (road, New York)
Walla Walla (city, Washington)
Wallace's line (in geography)
Wallaceburg (city, Canada)
Wallasey (city, England)
Wallenstadt, Lake of (lake, Switzerland)
wallflower (plant, flower)
Wallingford (city, Connecticut)
Wallington (city, New Jersey)
Wallis and Futuna Islands (island group, territory, the Pacific/France)
Walloons (people)
Wallops Island (island, Maryland)
Wallowa Lake (lake, Oregon)
wallpaper (in household)
Wallsend (city, England)
walnut (plant, tree)
Walnut Creek (city, California)
Walpi (city, Arizona)
Walpole (city, Massachusetts)
walrus (mammal)
Walsall (city, England)
Walsingham (city, England)
Walter Reed Army Medical Center (organization, Washington DC)
Waltham (city, Massachusetts)
Waltham Forest (part of London, England)
Waltham Holy Cross (city, England)
Walton and Weybridge (city, England)
Walton-le-Dale (city, England)
waltz (in dance)
Walvis Bay (city, Namibia)
Walbrzych (city, Poland)
Wampanoag (tribe, North America)
wampum (in finance)
Wandering Jew (in legend)
wandering jew (in botany)
Wandsworth (part of London, England)
Wanganui (city, New Zealand)
Wanne-Eickel (former city, Germany)
Wantagh (city, New York)
Wanxian (city, China)
wapiti (deer)
Wappinger (tribe, North America)
war (in sociology, politics)
war crimes (in law)
war debts (in economics)
War Department, United States (department, United States)
War of 1812 (war, United States/England)
War Production Board (agency, United States)
war, laws of (in law)
Warangal (city, India)
warbler (bird)
Wardha (city, India)
Wareham (city, Massachusetts)
warfare (in the military)
warfarin (drug, material)
Warley (city, England)
warlord (the military, government, China)
Warm Springs (geographical area, Georgia)
Warner Robins (city, Georgia)
warrant (in law)
Warren (city, Pennsylvania)
Warren (city, Rhode Island)
Warren (city, Michigan)
Warren (city, Ohio)
Warren Commission (organization, United States)
Warrensburg (city, Missouri)
Warrensville Heights (city, Ohio)
Warri (city, Nigeria)
Warrington (city, England)
Warrington (town, United States)
Warsaw (capital, Poland)
Warsaw Treaty Organization (organization)
warship (vessel)
wart (condition, virus)
Warta (river, Poland)
Wartburg (structure, Germany)
Warwick (city, Rhode Island)
Warwickshire (county, England)
Wasatch Range (mountains, Idaho/Utah)
Wash, The (body of water, England)
Washington (state, United States)
Washington (town, England)
Washington (city, Indiana)
Washington (city, Ohio)
Washington (city, Pennsylvania)
Washington and Lee University (university, Virginia)
Washington Court House (city, Ohio)
Washington Island (United States)
Washington Monument (structure, Washington DC)
Washington State University (university, Washington)
Washington University (university, Missouri)
Washington-on-the-Brazos (former city, Texas)
Washington, D.C. (capital, Washington DC)
Washington, Treaty of (treaty, United States/England)
Washington, University of (university, Washington)
Washita (river, Texas/Oklahoma)
Washo (tribe, North America)
wasp (insect, arthropod)
Wast Water (lake, England)
Watauga (river, North Carolina)
Watauga Association (history, government, Tennessee)
watch (mechanical device)
Watchung Mountains (mountains, New Jersey)
water (colorless liquid)
water beetle (insect, arthropod)
water bug (insect)
water clover (plant)
water fern (plant)
water gas (in chemistry)
water glass (in chemistry)
water lily (plant, flower)
water moccasin (reptile)
water mold (fungus)
water pollution (in ecology)
water polo (in sports)
water power (in mechanics)
water rights (in law)
water skiing (in sports)
water supply (material)
water table (in geology)
water wheel (mechanical device)
water, desalination of (process)
Waterbury (city, Connecticut)
watercolor painting (technique)
watercress (herb, plant)
Wateree (river, North Carolina/South Carolina)
waterfall (in geography)
Waterford (county, Republic of Ireland)
Waterford (town, Republic of Ireland)
Waterford (town, United States)
waterfowl (bird)
Watergate affair (historical event, United States)
waterleaf (herb, plant)
Waterloo (town, Belgium)
Waterloo (city, Iowa)
Waterloo (city, Ontario)
Waterloo (city, Quebec)
Waterloo campaign (war, historical event, France/Belgium)
Waterloo, University of (university, Canada)
watermelon (plant, fruit)
waterproof and water-repellent fabrics (in textile)
waters, territorial (in law)
watershed (in geography)
waterspout (in meteorology)
Waterton Lakes National Park (national park, Canada)
Watertown (city, Massachusetts)
Watertown (city, New York)
Watertown (city, South Dakota)
Watertown (city, Wisconsin)
Watertown (city, Connecticut)
Waterville (city, Maine)
Watervliet (city, New York)
waterway (body of water)
Watford (city, England)
Watkins Glen (city, New York)
Watling Street (road, England)
Watson Lake (lake, Canada)
Watsonville (city, California)
watt (unit, measure)
Wattenscheid (city, Germany)
Watts (region, California)
Watts Towers (structure, California)
Waukegan (city, Illinois)
Waukesha (city, Wisconsin)
Wausau (city, Wisconsin)
Wauwatosa (city, Wisconsin)
wave (in the earth sciences)
waveguide (mechanical device)
Waves (organization, United States)
wax (material)
wax figures (in sculpture, archeology)
Waxahachie (city, Texas)
waxbill (bird)
waxwing (bird)
Waycross (city, Georgia)
Wayland (city, Massachusetts)
Wayland Smith (character, England)
Wayne (city, Michigan)
Wayne State University (university, Michigan)
Waynesboro (city, Virginia)
Waziristan (region, Pakistan)
weak interactions (in physics)
Weald, the (region, England)
Wear (river, England)
weasel (carnivore, mammal)
weather (in meteorology)
weather balloon (mechanical device)
weather satellite (mechanical device)
weather vane (instrument)
Weatherford (city, Texas)
weathering (process)
weaverbird (bird)
weaving
Weber (river, United States)
weber (unit of magnetic flux)
Webster (city, Massachusetts)
Webster Groves (city, Missouri)
Webster-Ashburton Treaty (treaty, United States/England)
Weddell Sea (body of water, Antarctica)
wedge (machine)
weed (plant)
Weehawken (city, New Jersey)
week
weevil (insect, arthropod)
Wei (Chinese dynasties ruling)
weight (measure)
weight lifting (in sports)
weightlessness (in physics)
weights and measures (measure, system)
Weihai (city, China)
Weimar (city, Germany)
Weimaraner (dog)
Weirton (city, West Virginia)
Weissenburg in Bayern (city, Germany)
Weissenfels (city, Germany)
Weisshorn (mountain, Switzerland)
welding (process, industry)
well (structure)
Welland (city, Canada)
Welland Ship Canal (body of water, Canada)
Wellesley (city, Massachusetts)
Wellesley College (university, Massachusetts)
Wellingborough (city, England)
Wellington (city, capital, New Zealand)
Wells (city, England)
Wels (city, Austria)
Welsbach mantle (in chemistry)
Welsh language (language, Wales)
Welsh literature (literature, Wales)
Welsh Marches (region, England/Wales)
Welsh pony (horse)
Welsh springer spaniel (dog)
Welsh terrier (dog)
Welwyn Garden City (city, England)
wen (condition)
Wenatchee (city, Washington)
Wends (people, language, Germany)
Wengen (city, Switzerland)
Wenzhou (city, China)
Wernigerode (city, Germany)
Wesel (city, Germany)
Weser (river, Germany)
Weslaco (city, Texas)
Wesleyan College (university, Georgia)
Wesleyan University (university, Connecticut)
Wessex (former kingdom)
West Allis (city, Wisconsin)
West Bank (region, Palestine)
West Bend (city, Wisconsin)
West Bromwich (city, England)
West Caldwell (city, New Jersey)
West Chester (city, Pennsylvania)
West Chicago (city, Illinois)
West Covina (city, California)
West Des Moines (city, Iowa)
West Flanders (province, Belgium)
West Florida Controversy (historical event, Spain/United States)
West Glamorgan (former county, Wales)
West Hartford (city, Connecticut)
West Haven (city, Connecticut)
West Hempstead (city, New York)
West Highland white terrier (dog)
West Indies (island group, the Atlantic Ocean)
West Indies Federation (island group, international organization, West Indies)
West Indies, University of the (university, West Indies/Jamaica/Trinidad/Barbado
s)
West Island (island, capital, Australia)
West Lafayette (city, Indiana)
West Lothian (former county, Scotland)
West Memphis (city, Arkansas)
West Midlands (former county, England)
West Mifflin (city, Pennsylvania)
West Monroe (city, Louisiana)
West New York (city, New Jersey)
West Nile virus (disease, virus)
West Orange (city, New Jersey)
West Palm Beach (city, Florida)
West Paterson (city, New Jersey)
West Point (geographical area, United States)
West Prussia (former province, Prussia)
West Quoddy Head (geographical area, Maine)
West Saint Paul (city, Minnesota)
West Siberian Plain (region, Asia/Russia)
West Springfield (city, Massachusetts)
West Sussex (county, England)
West University Place (city, Texas)
West Virginia (state)
West Virginia University (university, West Virginia)
West Warwick (city, Rhode Island)
West Yorkshire (former county, England)
Westborough (city, Massachusetts)
Westbrook (city, Maine)
Westbury (city, New York)
Westerly (city, Rhode Island)
Western Australia (state, Australia)
Western European Union (international organization, Europe)
Western Federation of Miners (organization)
Western Michigan University (university, Michigan)
Western Ontario, University of (university, Canada)
Western Province (province, Zambia)
Western Reserve (geographical area, Ohio)
Western Sahara (territory, Morocco)
Western Samoa (country)
Western Union Telegraph Company (organization, United States)
Westerville (city, Ohio)
Westfield (city, Massachusetts)
Westfield (city, New Jersey)
Westford (city, Massachusetts)
Westlake (city, Ohio)
Westmeath (county, Ireland)
Westminster (city, Colorado)
Westminster (city, California)
Westminster Abbey (structure, England)
Westminster Conference (historical event, Canada/England)
Westminster Palace (structure, England)
Westminster, City of (part of London, England)
Westminster, Statute of (historical event, England)
Westminster, Statutes of (historical event, England)
Westmorland (former county, England)
Westmount (city, Canada)
Weston (city, Massachusetts)
Weston-super-Mare (city, England)
Westphalia (region, former province, Prussia/Germany)
Westphalia, Peace of (treaty, historical event, Holy Roman Empire/Europe)
Westport (city, Connecticut)
Westwood (city, Massachusetts)
Westwood (city, New Jersey)
Wethersfield (city, Connecticut)
wetlands (in geography, environmentalism)
Wetterhorn (mountain, Switzerland)
Wettin (dynasty, Germany/Saxony/Poland/England/Belgium/Bulgaria)
Wettingen (city, Switzerland)
Wetzlar (city, Germany)
Wexford (county, Republic of Ireland)
Wexford (town, Republic of Ireland)
Weyburn (city, Canada)
Weymouth (city, Massachusetts)
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis (city, England)
whale (cetacean)
whale oil (material, mammal)
whale shark (vertebrate, chordate)
whaling (industry)
Whangarei (city, New Zealand)
wheat (plant)
wheat fly (insect)
wheat grass (plant)
Wheat Ridge (city, Colorado)
Wheaton (city, Illinois)
Wheaton (city, Maryland)
wheel (mechanical device)
wheel and axle (machine)
Wheeling (city, West Virginia)
Wheeling (city, Illinois)
whelk (gastropod)
whetstone (mechanical device)
Whig (organization, England)
Whig party (organization, United States)
whippet (dog)
whirlpool (in Oceanography)
whirlwind (in meteorology)
whiskey (liquor)
Whiskey Rebellion (historical event, United States)
Whiskey Ring (organization, United States)
whist
whistle-blowing (industry)
Whistler (town, Canada)
Whitby (city, Canada)
Whitby, Synod of (Christianity, England)
white alder (tree, plant)
White Bear Lake (city, Minnesota)
white dwarf (in astronomy)
White Horse, Vale of the (district, England)
White House (structure, Washington DC)
White Huns (people, Tibet/Turkey/India)
white lead (in chemistry)
White Lotus Rebellion (historical event, China)
White Mountain (peak in the Sierra Nevada)
White Mountains (mountains, New Hampshire/Maine)
White Nile (river, Africa)
White Oak (city, Maryland)
White Pass (geographical area, Alaska/Canada)
White Plains (city, New York)
White River (river, Arkansas/Indiana/Nebraska/South dakota)
White Rock (city, Canada)
White Sands (geographical area, New Mexico)
White Sea (body of water, Russia)
white shark (vertebrate, chordate)
white snakeroot (plant)
White Sulphur Springs (city, West Virginia)
white-collar crime (in business, crime)
white-collar workers (industry)
white-eye (bird)
Whiteboys (organization, Ireland)
Whitefish Bay (city, Wisconsin)
Whitehall (city, Ohio)
Whitehall (city, Pennsylvania)
Whitehall (street, London, England)
Whitehaven (city, England)
Whitehorse (city, Canada)
whitewash (material)
Whitewater (city, Wisconsin)
Whitewater (in U.S. history)
whiting (powdery substance)
Whitley Bay (city, England)
Whitman (city, Massachusetts)
Whitney Museum of American Art (museum, New York)
Whitney, Mount (mountain, California)
Whitstable (city, England)
Whittier (city, California)
whooping cough (disease)
Whyalla (city, Australia)
Wichita (indigenous people of North America)
Wichita (city, Kansas)
Wichita Falls (city, Texas)
Wick (city, Scotland)
wickiup (in architecture)
Wickliffe (city, Ohio)
Wicklow (county, Republic of Ireland)
Wicklow (town, Republic of Ireland)
Widnes (city, England)
Widsith (poetry, literature, England)
Wiener Neustadt (city, Austria)
Wienerwald (geographical area, Austria)
Wiesbaden (city, Germany)
wig
Wigan (city, England)
Wight, Isle of (county, island, England)
Wigtownshire (former county, Scotland)
wigwam (in architecture)
wiki (in computers)
Wilberforce University (university, Ohio)
Wilbraham (city, Massachusetts)
wild rice (plant)
wildcat (cat)
wilderness (in geography)
Wilderness campaign (historical event, United States)
Wilderness Road (road, Kentucky/Virginia)
wildlife refuge (in ecology, zoology)
Wildwood (city, New Jersey)
Wilhelm (of Germany)
Wilhelmshaven (city, Germany)
Wilkes-Barre (city, Pennsylvania)
Wilkinsburg (city, Pennsylvania)
will (in law)
will-o'-the-wisp
Willamette (river, Oregon)
Willemstad (capital)
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation (organization, United States)
William and Mary in Virginia, College of (university, Virginia)
Williams College (university, Massachusetts)
Williamsburg (city, Virginia)
Williamsport (city, Pennsylvania)
Willis Tower (structure, United States)
Williston (city, North Dakota)
Willmar (city, Minnesota)
Willoughby (city, Ohio)
willow (tree, plant)
willow herb (plant)
willow-pattern ware (in household)
Willowick (city, Ohio)
Wilmette (city, Illinois)
Wilmington (city, North Carolina)
Wilmington (city, Ohio)
Wilmington (city, Delaware)
Wilmington (city, Massachusetts)
Wilmot Proviso (law, government, United States)
Wilson (city, North Carolina)
Wilson, Mount (mountain, California)
Wilton (town, England)
Wilton (town, United States)
Wilton Manors (city, Florida)
Wiltshire (county, England)
winch (mechanical device)
Winchelsea (city, England)
Winchester (city, Massachusetts)
Winchester (city, Virginia)
Winchester (city, Connecticut)
Winchester (city, Kentucky)
Winchester (town, England)
wind (in meteorology)
Wind Cave National Park (national park, South dakota)
wind chill (in meteorology)
wind instrument
Wind River Range (geographical area, Wyoming)
wind shear (in meteorology)
wind tunnel (mechanical device)
Windermere (lake, England)
Windham (city, Connecticut)
Windhoek (capital, Namibia)
Windisch (city, Switzerland)
windmill (mechanical device)
window (in architecture)
Windsor (city, Nova Scotia)
Windsor (city, Ontario)
Windsor (town, England)
Windsor (town, United States)
Windsor Locks (city, Connecticut)
Windsor, University of (university, Canada)
windsurfing (in sports)
Windward Islands (island group)
Windward Passage (body of water, Cuba/Haiti)
wine (liquor)
Winfield (city, Kansas)
wings (part of animal)
Winnebago (tribe, North America)
Winnebago, Lake (lake, Wisconsin)
Winnetka (city, Illinois)
Winnibigoshish, Lake (lake, Minnesota)
Winnipeg (city, Canada)
Winnipeg (river, Canada)
Winnipeg, Lake (lake, Canada)
Winnipeg, University of (university, Canada)
Winnipegosis, Lake (lake, Canada)
Winnipesaukee, Lake (lake, New Hampshire)
Winona (city, Minnesota)
Winooski (river, Vermont)
Winston-Salem (city, North Carolina)
winter cress (plant)
Winter Haven (city, Florida)
Winter Park (city, Florida)
winterberry (plant, tree)
wintergreen (plant)
Winterthur (city, Switzerland)
Winthrop (city, Massachusetts)
wire (metal, material)
wirehaired pointing griffon (dog)
wireworm (arthropod, insect)
Wirral (city, England)
Wisconsin (state, United States)
Wisconsin (river, United States)
Wisconsin Rapids (city, Wisconsin)
Wisconsin v. Yoder (case, United States)
Wisconsin, University of (university, Wisconsin)
Wisdom of Solomon (in Judaism, literature)
Wise Men of the East (character)
wisent (mammal)
Wismar (city, Germany)
wisteria (plant, flower)
witch hazel (tree, plant, material)
witchcraft
witenagemot (government, history, England)
Wittelsbach (dynasty, Germany/Bavaria)
Witten (city, Germany)
Wittenberg (city, Germany)
Wittstock (city, Germany)
Witwatersrand (region, South Africa)
Wladimir
Wladislaw (of Poland)
Wloclawek (city, Poland)
woad (plant)
Woburn (village, England)
Woburn (city, Massachusetts)
Woden (in Norse mythology)
Woking (district, England)
Wolcott (city, Connecticut)
wolf (carnivore)
Wolfenbüttel (city, Germany)
wolframite (mineral)
Wolfsburg (city, Germany)
Wolfville (city, Canada)
Wolin (island, Poland)
Wollaston Lake (lake, Canada)
Wollemi pine (tree)
Wollongong (city, Australia)
Wolof (people, Africa)
Wolverhampton (city, England)
wolverine (mammal, carnivore)
woman suffrage (in sociology, politics)
Woman's Christian Temperance Union (organization, United States)
wombat (mammal)
women's clubs (organization)
Wonju (city, South Korea)
Wonsan (city, North Korea)
wood (material)
Wood Buffalo National Park (national park, Canada)
wood carving (in art)
Wood River (city, Illinois)
Woodbury (city, New Jersey)
Woodbury (city, New York)
woodchuck (mammal, rodent)
woodcreeper (bird)
woodcut and wood engraving (in art)
Woodland (city, California)
Woodlawn (city, Maryland)
Woodmere (city, New York)
woodpecker (bird)
Woodridge (city, Illinois)
Woods Hole (city, Massachusetts)
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (organization, United States)
Woodstock (city, Illinois)
Woodstock (city, New York)
Woodstock (city, Canada)
wool (mammal)
Woomera-Maralinga (city, Australia)
Woonsocket (city, Rhode Island)
Wooster (city, Ohio)
Worcester (town, South Africa)
Worcester (city, England)
Worcester (city, Massachusetts)
Worcester ware (in household)
Worcestershire (county, England)
word processing (system)
work (in physics, mechanics)
Work Projects Administration (agency, United States)
workers' compensation (in business)
working dog (dog)
Workington (city, England)
Worksop (city, England)
World Council of Churches (in Christianity)
World Court (organization)
World Economic Forum (organization)
World Health Organization (agency)
World Intellectual Property Organization (agency)
World Meteorological Organization (agency)
world soul (in philosophy)
World Trade Center (structure, New York)
World Trade Organization (international organization)
World War I (war)
World War II (war)
World Wide Web (in computers, communication)
World Wildlife Fund (organization)
World's Columbian Exposition (historical event, United States)
worm
worm lizard (reptile)
Worms (city, Germany)
Worms, Concordat of (treaty, Holy Roman Empire)
Worms, Diet of (historical event, Germany/Holy Roman Empire)
wormwood (herb, plant)
Worthing (city, England)
Worthington (city, Ohio)
Wounded Knee (body of water, historical site, South dakota)
Wrangel Island (island, the Arctic Ocean/Russia)
Wrangell Island (island, Alaska)
Wrangell Mountains (mountains, Alaska)
Wrangell-Saint Elias National Park and Preserve (national park, Alaska)
wrasse (fish)
Wrath, Cape (geographical area, Scotland)
wren (bird)
wrestling (in sports)
Wrexham (city, Wales)
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (geographical area, United States)
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