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- -- Minor
- 11-billion-acre region
- 12-territory section of a Risk board
- 17 1/2 million square miles
- 17+-million square-mile region
- 17+ million square miles of the earth
- 1980s band known for "Heat of the Moment"
- 1980s band with a continental name
- 1980s hit-makers with a geographical name
- 1982 self-titled debut album
- 30% of the world
- 30% of the world's land
- 33,000 miles of coastline.
- 40+-country region
- 48-country continent
- 48-nation region
- 50-or-so-country group
- '70s supergroup
- '80s "Don't Cry" band
- '80s "Heat of the Moment" band
- '80s "Sole Survivor" band
- '80s supergroup
- '82 supergroup debut
- 8.7% of the earth's surface
- __ Minor (Turkey's region)
- __ Minor (Turkish region)
- __ Minor
- __ Society (Pacific Cities Sustainability sponsor)
- ___ Minor (region where most of Turkey is)
- ___ Minor
- ___-Pacific (geopolitical region)
- ___-Pacific
- Amu Darya setting
- An Alexander the Great conquest
- An Olympic ring
- ____ Minor
- A big chunk of an atlas
- Bay of Bengal setting
- A continent
- A Gunther subject
- A is A (anag)
- A large chunk of Earth
- A large chunk of the world
- A large part of the earth.
- A sister of Europa
- About 1/11 of the globe
- About 1/3 of Earth's land
- About 17 million sq. mi.
- About 17 million square miles
- About 25% of the UN
- About 30% of all land
- About 30% of Earth's land area
- About 30% of Earth's landmass
- About 30% of the Earth's land mass
- About 30% of the earth's land
- About 30% of the world's land mass
- About 30% of the world's land
- About 30 percent of Earth's land area
- About 3/4 of Russia
- About 6% of Egypt
- About 77% of Russia
- About 95% of Turkey
- About a third of all land
- About a third of Earth's land area
- About a third of Earth's land mass
- About a third of Earth's landmass
- Aral Sea locale
- About a third of the world's land mass
- About nine percent of Earth's surface
- About nine percent of the land
- About one-third of Earth's land area
- About one-third of the world's land mass
- Area east of the Bosporus
- Area east of the Urals
- Area explored by Marco Polo
- Area having over 17 million square miles
- Area in "Risk"
- Area named after a Greek nymph
- Area that takes up about 30% of Earth's land mass
- Area traversed by Marco Polo
- Area worth the most bonus troops in the game Risk
- Argento of "XXX"
- Bengal's milieu
- Bhutan locale
- Bhutan setting
- Bhutan's continent
- Bhutan's larger locale
- Bhutan's locale
- Bhutan's location
- Bhutan's setting
- Actress Argento
- Big atlas part
- Big atlas section
- Big chunk of a world atlas
- Big chunk of an atlas
- Big chunk of the atlas
- Big continent
- Big globe section
- Big holding in Risk
- Big land mass
- Big part of a Risk board
- Big part of an atlas
- Big septet member
- Big territory in Risk
- Biggest continent
- Biggest of a big seven
- Biggest of seven
- Biggest of the seven
- Atlas section
- Afghanistan is there
- Afghanistan's continent
- Afghan's continent
- Birthplace of the largest religions
- Azerbaijan's locale, in part
- Alaska's neighbor
- Babylon's continent
- Background for Kipling works
- Bahrain and Bhutan are part of it
- Alma-Ata's continent
- Almost 30% of all land
- Almost a third of all land
- "Alpha" band
- Altai Mountains' continent
- "Bamboo curtain" locale
- Bamboo Curtain locale
- Band from Europe, despite its name
- Altogether it's worth the most bonus troops in Risk
- Band that's from England, actually
- Band whose self-titled 1982 album was #1 for nine weeks
- Band with the albums "Alpha," "Astra," "Aqua"... (you get the point)
- Bangkok continent
- Bangkok's continent
- Bangkok's locale
- Bangladesh's location
- Borat's home continent
- Himalayan continent
- Himalayan locale
- Himalayan setting
- Himalayas' continent
- Himalayas continent
- Himalayas' home
- Himalayas locale
- Himalayas' locale
- Himalayas setting
- Borneo setting
- Borneo's locale
- Hindu Kush locale
- Hindu Kush's locale
- Daughter of Oceanus
- Committee for Free ___.
- Far East
- Far East area
- Far East, etc.
- Far East.
- Great land mass
- Great landmass
- Great place for Chinese or Russian cuisine
- Great Wall continent
- Great Wall locale
- Great Wall setting
- Iran and Iraq are in it
- Iran and Iraq's continent
- Iran's continent
- Iran's home
- Iraq and Iran are in it
- Iraq is about 1% of it
- Iraq's home
- Green area on a Risk board
- Green countries on a Risk board
- Green part of a Risk board
- Green region on a Risk board
- Green section of a Risk board
- Irkutsk or Yakutsk location in Risk
- Irrawaddy River locale
- Earth's largest continent
- East of the Urals
- East Timor's location
- Home for most people
- Eastern area
- Home for two billion or so
- Eastern land mass
- Home of 3.5 billion
- Home of 48 states
- Eastern part of the Eurasian landmass
- Home of about 25% of U.N. member states
- Home of about 60% of the world's population
- Home of ancient Chaldea
- Eastern ... vast ... Marco Polo
- Home of India and Indonesia
- Home of most Indians
- Home of most people
- Home of over four billion
- Home of roughly 60% of the world
- Home of seven countries ending in -stan
- Home of Sri Lanka
- Home of the Abominable Snowman
- Home of the highest and lowest points on earth
- Home of the highest and lowest points on land
- Home of the highest point on Earth
- Home of the Himalayas
- Home of the Indians
- Home of the Kara Kum
- Home of the Mongol
- Home of the Salt Range
- Home of the world's five tallest buildings
- Home of the world's six tallest buildings
- Home of yaks and zebus
- Home to 4+ billion
- Home to 48 countries
- Home to a part of Egypt
- Home to a small part of Egypt
- Home to about 4.5 billion
- Home to about 60% of humans
- Home to about four billion
- Home to Afghanistan
- Home to all wild tigers
- Home to Bahrain and Bhutan
- Home to billions
- Home to four+ billion
- Home to four billion
- Home to Iran, Iraq, India, and Israel
- Home to K2
- Home to Kabul and Kathmandu
- Home to Korea and Kyrgyzstan
- Home to Laos
- Home to lots of yaks
- Home to many Buddhists
- Home to many earthlings
- Home to many Indians, but few cowboys
- Home to many Indians
- Home to many Pacific Rim nations
- Home to many Russians
- Home to more than 4 billion
- Home to more than 4.5 billion
- Home to more than four billion
- Home to more than half of humanity
- Home to more than half the world's population
- Home to most humans
- Home to most Indians
- Home to most of Russia
- Home to most of the Silk Road
- Home to most of Turkey
- Home to most of us
- Home to most people?
- Home to most people
- Home to most Turks
- Home to most
- Home to much of Azerbaijan
- Home to much of Russia
- Home to much of the Silk Road
- Home to nearly four billion
- Home to over 4 billion
- Home to over four billion
- Home to over half of humans
- Home to over three billion
- Home to Pakistan and Afghanistan
- Home to part of Azerbaijan
- Home to part of Egypt
- Home to seven "-stan" countries
- Home to some Egyptians
- Home to some elephants
- Home to the Gobi
- Home to the Great Wall and the Wailing Wall
- Home to the Himalayas
- Home to the majority of earthlings
- Home to zero winners of the FIFA World Cup, surprisingly
- Home to zero World Cup winners
- Israel and India are both part of it
- Israel's locale
- Concern for 90's investors
- Group with the albums "Aqua" and "Aria"
- It borders three oceans
- Hong Kong home
- Hong Kong's location
- Guangzhou's continent
- It could be Major or Minor
- It covers about 17.2 million square miles
- It covers plenty of ground
- Egypt, in part
- Egypt's locale, in part
- Fertile Crescent locale
- Fertile Crescent's continent
- Fertile Crescent's place
- Fusion cuisine influence
- It has 11 time zones
- It has 12 territories on a Risk board
- It has a lot of Turkey in it
- It has a Minor but no Major
- It has a "Minor" part
- It has a Minor part
- It has about 60 percent of the earth's population
- It has billions
- It has Earth's highest and lowest points
- It has Java in it
- Gunther subject
- Gunther's "Inside ___"
- It includes India and Israel
- Destination for Marco Polo
- Continent
- Continent bounded by three oceans
- Continent closest to Australia
- Continent connected to Europe
- Continent crossed by Marco Polo
- Continent crossed by Polo
- Continent east of Europe
- Continent east of the Urals
- Continent explored by Marco Polo
- Continent home to every country ending in "stan"
- Continent-influenced '80s band
- Continent-inspired prog-rockers?
- Continent north and northwest of Australia
- Continent on the west side of the Pacific Ocean
- Continent prone to typhoons
- Continent that awards seven bonus armies in Risk
- Continent that borders Africa via Egypt
- Continent that borders three oceans
- Continent that includes China
- Continent that includes Nepal and Bhutan
- Continent that includes seven countries whose names end in "-stan"
- Continent that includes the Middle East
- Continent that Marco Polo crossed
- Continent that Marco Polo explored
- Continent that Marco Polo wrote about
- Continent that shares Turkey and Russia with Europe
- Continent that sounds like a Steely Dan album title
- Continent that spans 11 time zones
- Continent that the Yangtze River runs through
- Continent that's also a name
- Continent that's east of Europe
- Continent that's home to more than half the world's population
- Continent that's home to tigers
- Continent where Buddhism originated
- Continent where China is
- Continent where Malala Yousafzai was born
- Continent where the Himalayas are
- Continent with 11 time zones
- Continent with 49 U.N. member states
- Continent with a larger population than all the others combined
- Continent with about twenty cities larger than New York
- Continent with Earth's highest and lowest spots
- Continent with nearly 50 countries
- Continent with over 4 billion people
- Continent with over four billion people
- Continent with ten or so cities larger than New York
- Continent with the longest coastline
- Continent with the second-most countries
- Continent with the world's two most populous countries
- Continent with twelve territories, in Risk
- Continent within Australia?
- Continentally named prog rock band
- Chennai's continent
- Brunei is here
- Brunei locale
- Brunei's home
- Brunei's locale
- Halfway around the world
- It spans 11 time zones
- It takes up roughly 9% of the Earth
- It touches the Pacific Rim
- It touches three oceans
- China, India, etc.
- China is there
- China locale
- China placement
- China placement?
- China setting (10)
- China setting?
- China setting
- China/Korea continent
- China's continent
- China's locale
- China's place
- Huge continent
- Huge expanse
- Huge land area
- Huge land mass
- Huge landmass
- General locale of Nazareth
- Burma locale
- Burma's site
- Huns' home
- Genghis Khan's domain
- Geoff Downes band
- It's about 17 million square miles
- It's about 17,000,000 sq. miles
- It's about 17.2 million square miles
- Hard-to-defend continent in Risk
- Could be major or minor
- It's bounded by the Pacific to the east
- It's bounded by three oceans
- Its capital once was Ephesus
- Georgia locale
- Georgia's continent
- Georgia's home
- Georgia's locale, in part
- Georgia's locale
- Georgia's "Minor" locale
- It's continental
- It's east of Europe
- It's east of the Urals
- It's hard to hold in Risk
- It's home to billions
- Its longest river is the Yangtze
- Its lowest point is the Dead Sea
- It's north of the Indian Ocean
- Its northernmost point is Cape Chelyuskin
- It's not Occidental
- It's on one side of the Urals
- Its population nearly quadrupled in the 20th century
- It's quite continental
- It's represented by one of five Olympic rings
- It's separated from North America by the Bering Strait
- ItÂ’s separated from North America by the Bering Strait
- Its smallest country is Maldives
- Its southeast contains Laos
- It's touched by three oceans
- Calcutta's continent
- It's west of Alaska
- It's west of the International Date Line
- It's west of the Pacific
- It's west of the Sea of Okhotsk
- Its westernmost point is Cape Baba
- Civilization's cradle.
- Giant pandas' continent
- Giant panda's continent
- Giant panda's domain
- J-pop continent
- Cambodia setting
- Cambodia's continent
- Cambodia's location
- Japan and Jordan's continent
- Japan, Iran, etc.
- Japan is in it
- Japan locale
- Europe neighbor
- European connection?
- Flu source
- European neighbor
- Europe's neighbor
- Japan's continent
- Japan's locale
- Java can be found in it
- Java container?
- Java is in it
- Java locale
- Java Sea setting
- Java setting
- Java's home
- Java's place
- Flying dragon's habitat
- Everest locale
- Everest setting
- Everest's continent
- Global area
- Global giant
- Global landmass
- Globe area
- Globe part
- Cantonese is spoken here
- Clouded leopard's habitat
- "Heat of the Moment" band named for a continent
- "Heat of the Moment" band that's named for a continent
- "Heat of the Moment" band
- "Heat of the Moment" group
- "Heat of the Moment" rock group
- Heavily populated place
- Heavily-populated place
- "Don't Cry" supergroup
- In part, it's minor
- Gobi container
- Gobi Desert container?
- Gobi Desert continent
- Gobi Desert locale
- Gobi Desert setting
- Gobi Desert site
- Gobi Desert's continent
- Gobi Desert's locale
- Gobi locale
- Gobi setting
- Gobi's continent
- Gobi's locale
- Gobi's location
- Gobi's place
- Gobi's region
- Gobi's site
- Forbidden City location
- John Wetton band
- John Wetton's band
- Carl Palmer band
- India joined it about 50 million years ago
- Indians can be found there
- Indian's home
- India's continent
- India's home
- India's in it
- India's locale
- India's location
- Jordan River's continent
- Jordan's continent
- Jordan's locale
- Jordan's place
- Indonesia locale
- Cyprus locale
- K2 locale
- K2 setting
- K2's continent
- Kabul's continent
- Kamchatka Peninsula site
- Kamchatka's Risk continent
- Kamchatka's setting
- Karakorum's home
- Where kimchi and umeboshi are staples
- Where Korea is
- Where Kuwait is
- Where Kyrgyzstan is
- Where Laos and Lebanon are
- Where Laos is
- Where Laos lies
- Where Laotians live
- Seoul setting
- Kashmir locale
- Kashmir's locale
- Where many emerging markets can be found
- Where many Indians live
- Where Marco Polo explored
- Where Marco Polo traveled
- Where Marco Polo went
- Where Mongolia is
- Where Mongolians barbecue?
- Uzbekistan's continent
- Uzbek's home
- Where most Buddhists reside
- Where most Georgians live
- Where most humans reside
- Where most Indians are from
- Where most Indians live
- Where most Indians were born
- Where most live
- Where most of Russia is
- Where most of Turkey is
- Where most of us are?
- Where most of us live
- Where most people are
- Where most people eat and sleep
- Where most people live
- Katmandu's place
- Where Myanmar is
- Thailand setting
- Thailand's continent
- Where Nepal is
- Where never to get involved in a land war, per Vizzini in "The Princess Bride"
- Thai's home
- Thai's land
- Where North Korea is
- Vacation choice for some
- Kazakh's home
- Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, . . .
- Kazakhstan's locale
- Where over half the world lives
- Where Pakistan is
- Orient
- Where Polo originated
- Where Polo traveled
- Where pomelos grow
- Origin of most mainstream religions
- Province of ancient Rome
- Where SARS originated
- Where SEATO once functioned
- Notably populous place
- Where Siberia is
- Where Sikkim is
- Where Singapore and Taiwan are
- Where Singapore is
- Where South Korea is
- Most of Russia
- Where Sri Lanka is
- Most of Turkey is in it
- Where Tet and Spring Festival are celebrated
- Where Thailand is
- Most populous continent
- Most populous place
- Where the Amur flows
- Where the Bactrian camel is native
- Where the Brahmaputra flows
- Where the countries Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan are
- "Sole Survivor" supergroup
- Where the four most widely practiced religions all originated
- Where the ginkgo grows
- Where the Gobi is
- Where the Himalayas are
- Where the Himalayas rise
- Where the Ill flows
- Where the Indus flows
- Where the Irrawaddy flows
- Where the Lena flows
- Where the Mekong flows
- Where the Ob and Indus flow
- Where the Ob flows
- Where the Olympics were held for the first time in 1964
- Where the Ravi flows
- Where the "tiger cub economies" are
- Where the water buffalo roam
- Where the World Cup has been held only once
- Where the world's 100 tallest mountains are found
- Where the world's highest mountains are found
- Where the world's lowest land is
- Where the world's tallest building is
- Where the Yangtze and Ganges Rivers flow
- Where the Yangtze flows
- Where Tibet is
- Where tigers come from
- Where tigers roam
- Risk area
- Risk region with 12 territories
- Risk region
- Risk territory
- Where to find China
- Where to find Indians
- Where to find Java
- Where to find most humans
- Where to find most of us
- Where to find most people
- Where to find most people?
- Where to follow yaks' tracks
- Vast continent
- Vast expanse
- Vast land area
- Vast land expanse
- Vast land mass
- Vast landmass
- Vast spice trade region of yore
- Where to meet lamas and gurus
- Where to see pagodas
- Where to see tigers
- Setting for every piece of China
- Where to spend yen or yuan
- Setting for Singapore
- Where Tuva is
- Where Vietnam and Japan are
- Where Vietnam is
- Where Vladivostok is
- Where water buffalo roam
- Setting of Anatolia
- Setting of Korea and Cambodia
- Mount Everest locale
- Mount Everest setting
- Mount Everest's continent
- Mount Everest's home
- Where woolly mammoths once roamed
- Setting of the Gobi Desert
- Where yaks and zebus roam
- The A in SEATO
- The "A" in SEATO
- Several oceans touch it
- Place for Polo, once
- Place for tiger woods?
- Place of many
- Map mass
- The biggest of seven
- Map segment
- Toucher of the Pacific Rim
- Kim Jong-il's place
- The Bosporus borders it
- Marco Polo crossed it
- Marco Polo destination
- Marco Polo's destination
- Rock band named for a continent
- Shanghai locale
- Shanghai's continent
- The East
- The East, to the West
- Wife of Prometheus
- Market for U.S. exports
- Market for US exports
- Mt. Everest locale
- Pacific Rim continent
- Pacific Rim locale
- Pacific Rim region
- Pacific Rim side
- The giant ibis is native to it
- Much Arctic Ocean coastline
- Vietnam is here
- Much of a world atlas
- Much of an atlas
- Vietnam's continent
- Much of the Old World
- Much of the Pacific Rim
- Much of the Rug Belt
- Much of the Silk Road is in it
- Qatar locale
- The Jordan Valley is its low point
- The Kara Sea is on its north
- The Kara Sea touches it
- The largest continent
- Massive continent
- Massive land mass
- Massive landmass inhabited by masses
- Massive landmass
- Kipling's "The Eyes of ___"
- Kiribati's locale
- Pakistan's continent
- Pakistan's locale
- Pakistan's place
- The Maldives are part of it
- The most populous continent
- Musical act whose popularity was highest in the 1980s
- The nations of the East, collectively
- Panda's home
- Subsection in The Economist
- Pangaea section
- The only continent where pandas live in the wild
- Roughly 30% of Earth's land area
- Roughly 30% of Earth's total land area
- Roughly a third of Earth's land area
- The Orient
- Kolkata's continent
- Kolkata's locale
- Korea locale
- Korean's home
- Korea's continent
- Korea's home
- Korea's locale
- Kuala Lumpur locale
- Kubla Khan's continent
- The right side of the Urals
- Kunlun Mountains locale
- Kurdistan's locale
- The Romans' name for Turkey
- Kyrgyzstan's locale
- Kyzylkum Desert site
- Myanmar, Kampuchea, etc.
- Myanmar locale
- Myanmar's continent
- Myanmar's locale
- Shortest continent, in a way
- Shortest-named continent
- Shortest-named of Earth's seven
- "The Travels of Marco Polo" land
- "The Travels of Marco Polo" setting
- ''The Travels of Marco Polo'' subject
- Troubled continent
- Wall Street Journal ___
- Part of a famous septet
- The Urals are west of it
- Polo began here
- Polo crossed it
- Polo destination
- Polo explored it
- Polo field?
- Polo goal
- Polo ground?
- Polo grounds?
- Polo played there?
- Polo setting
- Polo's destination
- Polo's itinerary
- "Lakme" setting
- Mekong River locale
- Part of APEC
- Part of Georgia is in it
- Land across the Date Line.
- Land area
- Land bordered by three oceans
- Part of Istanbul is here
- Part of Istanbul is in it
- Land bounded by three oceans
- Land bounded by three seas
- Part of it's Minor
- Land east of Europe
- Land east of the Suez Canal
- Land east of the Suez
- Land east of the Urals
- Land in ferment.
- Land mass beyond the date line
- Land mass in Risk
- Land mass with the most masses?
- Land mass
- Land of plenty?
- Land of the obi and the Gobi
- Land of the Pamirs
- Land of Zhob and Zor
- Lo mein domain, broadly
- Land shared by Iraq and Iran
- Land west of the Pacific
- Part of SEATO
- Landmass bounded by a mountain chain and three oceans
- Landmass east of Europe
- Landmass in Risk
- Part of the Eastern Hemisphere
- Part of the globe.
- Part of the Old World
- Locale covering over 17 million sq. miles
- Locale for two Summer Olympics to date
- Old World continent
- Locale of both the 2018 and 2020 Olympics
- Part of Turkey is in it
- Locale of Laos
- Locale of many emerging markets
- Locale of most of Turkey
- Locale of Occidental tourists?
- Locale of the 2018, 2020 and 2022 Olympics
- Locale of the Gobi Desert
- Locale of three Summer Olympics
- Location of Henzada and Harbin
- Location of the Spratly Islands
- Laos' home
- Laos is here
- Laos' land
- Laos locale
- Laos location
- Laos setting
- Laos, Tibet, etc.
- Laos's continent
- Laos's locale
- Popular continent in '82?
- Large atlas section
- Large chunk of Earth
- Large continent
- Oman locale
- Large land mass.
- Large land mass
- Large landmass
- Large part of a world atlas
- Large part of a world map
- Large part of an atlas
- Large part of Earth
- Large part of planet Earth
- Large part of the earth.
- Large portion of habitable Earth
- Populous continent
- Populous global area
- Populous place
- Large section in an atlas
- Large section of a Risk board
- Large section of a Risk game board
- Large section of a world atlas
- Large section of an atlas
- Largest continent on Earth
- Largest continent
- Largest land mass on Earth
- Largest land mass
- Largest landmass
- Largest of a certain seven
- Largest of a geographical seven
- Largest of a global septet
- Largest of a septet
- Largest of a well-known septet
- Largest of seven
- Largest of the continents
- Largest of the seven
- Largest on the seven
- Largest region in the board game Risk
- Largest section of a Risk board
- Nearly 30% of all land
- Nearly 30% of Earth's land
- Nearly 60% of the world's home
- Nearly 9% of Earth's surface area
- Nearly 9% of the Earth
- One edition of the Wall Street Journal
- One flu source
- Neighbor of Europe
- Neighbour of Europe
- Recent Olympics site
- Nepal is part of it
- Nepal locale
- Nepal setting
- Nepal's continent
- Nepal's locale
- Nepal's location
- One market for exports
- One market for U.S. exports
- One of a geographical septet
- One of a global septet
- Lots of land
- One of a very large seven
- One of a well-known septet
- One of a world seven
- One of Gunther's subjects
- One of Mohammed's four perfect women
- One of seven big things in the world
- One of seven big things
- One of seven continents
- One of seven
- One of six World Cup qualifying zones
- One of the continents
- One of the five Olympic rings
- One of the Minors
- One of the Oceanides, in Greek myth
- One of the Oceanides
- One of the Oceanids
- One of the Olympic rings
- One of the seven continents
- Newspaper foreign news desk
- Region east of Europe
- Region east of the Urals
- Region in Risk
- Region of a Risk board
- "Region of the rising sun"
- One Olympic ring, symbolically
- Region that awards the most bonus armies in Risk
- Region that borders the Pacific and Indian Oceans
- Region that consists of more than 17,000,000 square miles
- Region with heavy monsoons
- Lebanon locale
- Lebanon's locale
- Minor
- Minor area?
- Minor area
- Minor continent?
- One side of the Bering Strait
- One side of the Bosporus strait
- Minor in geography?
- Minor in geography
- One side of the Pacific
- One side of the Strait of Dardanelles
- One side of the Turkish Straits
- One side of the Urals
- Minor intro?
- Minor introduction?
- Minor land?
- Minor leader
- Minor leader?
- Minor location?
- Minor place?
- Minor place
- Minor preceder
- Minor start?
- One-third of the earth's land
- Macau is considered part of it
- Only continent larger than Africa
- "Only Time Will Tell" band
- "Only Time Will Tell" singers
- Major chunk of Earth's surface
- Major continent
- Mongol turf
- Mongolia is here
- Mongolia locale
- Mongolia setting
- Mongolia's continent
- Mongolia's home
- Mongolia's place
- Mongols' area
- Mongols' home
- Mongols' milieu
- Major land mass
- Major landmass
- Major manufacturing continent
- Major market for U.S. exports
- Major region with a minor part?
- Major section of a world atlas
- Major target in Risk
- Monsoon season setting
- Monsoon setting
- Prog rock band with two former Yes members
- Prog rock supergroup
- Not Europe
- Oranges' origin
- "Prometheus Unbound" character
- ''Prometheus Unbound'' character
- More than half of us are here
- Malaysia's continent
- Malaysia's location
- Maldives is its smallest country
- Maldives locale
- Source of a big percentage of U.S. auto imports
- Source of a certain flu
- The world's largest continent
- Source of much West Coast trade
- South Korea's continent
- Siberia setting
- Siberia's continent
- Siberia's locale
- Siberia's setting
- Siberia's site
- Southeast ___ (region home to Laos)
- Southeast ___ (region that includes Thailand)
- Southeast ___
- Turkey locale, in part
- Turkey setting
- Turkey site
- Turkey's continent, partly
- Turkey's locale, in part
- Turkey's place, for the most part
- Turkey's place, in large part
- Turkey's place, partly
- Turkey's spot
- Turkmenistan locale
- Turkmenistan setting
- They didn't sing "Africa" - that was Toto
- Water buffalo's home
- Sikkim's site
- Spanner of 11 time zones
- Spanner of eleven time zones
- Silk Road continent
- Silk Road locale
- Silk Road location
- Silk Road setting
- Sinai is in it
- Sinai's continent
- Sinai's locale
- Singapore locale
- Singapore setting
- Singapore site
- Singapore's continent
- Singapore's locale
- Singapore's location
- Singapore's region
- Singapore's setting
- Two-sevenths of the territories on a Risk board
- Saudi Arabia's continent
- Site of a 1997 economic crisis
- Well-populated place
- Site of a Polo crossing
- Syria's continent
- Site of Mongolia and Bhutan
- Sayr Usa locale
- Site of the Dead Sea
- Site of the world's tallest mountains
- World area
- World atlas section
- World-atlas section
- World Cup qualifying zone
- World map dominator
- Thirty percent of the Earth's land surface
- World piece
- Tagore was the first Nobelist from there
- Western edge of the Pacific Rim
- World's largest continent
- Taiwan's continent
- Taj Mahal location
- Tajikistan's continent
- Tajikistan's locale
- Sri Lanka locale
- Sri Lanka setting
- Sri Lanka's continent
- Sri Lanka's locale
- Three oceans bound it
- Three oceans touch it
- Taklamakan Desert site
- Xinjiang's continent
- Tian Shan locale
- Tian Shan's continent
- Tibet is here
- Tibet locale
- Tibet setting
- Tibet site
- Tibetan Plateau's locale
- Tibet's continent
- Tibet's environs
- Tibet's locale
- Tibet's location
- Tibet's place
- Yangtze location
- Tien Shan locale
- Tiger terrain
- Tigers' habitat
- Tiger's habitat
- Tiger's milieu
- Tigers' milieu
- Tiger's natural habitat
- Tiger's turf
- What one of the five Olympic rings represents
- What one of the five Olympic rings stands for
- Tatar turf
- Tatar's locale
- Yellow River's continent
- Yemen's continent
- SEATO part
- Section in Disney's Animal Kingdom
- Section of a Risk board containing 12 territories
- Section of Disney's Animal Kingdom park
- Section of The Economist
- You'll find the most people here
- Self-titled #1 album of 1982
- Self-titled debut album of 1982
- Whence a flu flew in
- Where 60% of earth's population lives
- Zagros Mountains locale
- Where a part of Turkey is located
- Where Afghanistan is
- Where Alexander the Great conquered
- Where Bangladesh is
- Where bells of Ireland grow
- Where Bhutan and Bangladesh are
- Where Bhutan and China are
- Where Bhutan is
- Where billions are
- Where billions live
- Where Borneo is
- Where Brunei is
- Where Buddhism and Taoism originated
- Where Burma is
- Where Cambodia is
- Where chess originated
- Where China and India are
- Where China is set
- Where China is
- Where dogs are believed to have been domesticated 10,000+ years ago
- Steve Howe band
- Steve Howe "Sole Survivor" band
- Steve Howe's post-Yes band
- Where Georgia is
- Where Hong Kong is
- Where Honshu is
- Where India and China are
- Where India and Indonesia are
- Where India is
- Where India, Israel, and Indonesia are
- Where Indians live
- Where Indonesia is
- Where Iran and Iraq are
- Where Iran is
- Where Iraq is
- Where Israel is
- Where Izmir is
- Where Japan and China are
- Where Japan is
- Where Java may be found
- Where Jordan is
- Where K2 is
- Where Kashmir is
Recent Usage of Marco Polo crossed it in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Marco Polo crossed it" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Marco Polo crossed it in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Dec. 25, 2016
- WSJ Daily - Sept. 13, 2016
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - July 12, 2016
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 30, 2015
- Chronicle of Higher Education - Feb. 6, 2015
- USA Today - Jan. 13, 2015
- Universal Crossword - March 3, 2014
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 7, 2011
- Washington Post - Nov. 12, 2010
- New York Times - July 20, 2009
- USA Today - Nov. 26, 2008
- Universal Crossword - July 7, 2008
- USA Today - Feb. 18, 2004
- New York Times - Oct. 23, 2000
- New York Times - Nov. 3, 1997
