Immerse yourself in global traditions, languages, and art. Discover diverse cultures through challenging crossword clues.
World cultures provide an endless wellspring of fascinating content for crossword puzzles, featuring terms related to traditions, festivals, languages, cuisines, and historical figures from across the globe. Clues can explore concepts like 'kimono,' 'sushi,' 'yoga,' or 'pyramid,' offering a diverse and educational experience. This category allows puzzlers to broaden their horizons, learning about different ways of life and celebrating the rich tapestry of human expression, making for culturally enriching and stimulating word challenges.
Crossword clues used in world cultures puzzles, with answers and links to play.
“Isles of the Old Man of Hoy”
ORKNEY (6)
“Loch with a deep secret and no bottom found”
NESS (4)
“Consider the island of colorful Tobermory”
MULL (4)
“The Athens of the North on seven hills”
EDINBURGH (9)
“Cloudy isle linked by a bridge”
SKYE (4)
“Valley of weeping after a betrayal”
GLENCOE (7)
“A steep slope or a hillside”
BRAE (4)
“Latin name for the land of the Gaels”
SCOTIA (6)
“A place for a Sunday sermon”
KIRK (4)
“The last night of the year with first footing”
HOGMANAY (8)
“A valley that sounds like a man's name”
GLEN (4)
“Island chain split between inner and outer”
HEBRIDES (8)
“Dear green place of the west”
GLASGOW (7)
“Prickly symbol that saved the sleeping army”
THISTLE (7)
“Braveheart who guarded the bridge”
WALLACE (7)
“Where the stone of destiny once sat”
SCONE (5)
“Abbey isle where kings sleep”
IONA (4)
“A peak over three thousand feet high”
MUNRO (5)
“Pouch for a pocketless person”
SPORRAN (7)
“The water of life found in a barrel”
WHISKY (6)
“River that flows through the Fair City”
TAY (3)
“Burn where a king fell in battle”
SAUCHIE (7)
“The Granite City shimmering in the sun”
ABERDEEN (8)
“A lake by any other name would smell as sweet”
LOCH (4)
“A traditional Louisiana sandwich served on crusty French bread”
POBOY (5)
“First name of the Temperature artist who dominated the 2000s charts”
SEAN (4)
“The national fruit of Jamaica often paired with saltfish”
AKEE (4)
“A casual musical session or a short name for a Caribbean island”
JAM (3)
“A spicy condiment or a genre of Indo-Caribbean music”
CHUTNEY (7)
“A green pod used to thicken stews in both Caribbean and Creole cooking”
OKRA (4)
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