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- Instead of burning candles at Easter, this type of lamp is burnt instead.
- Mr. Cottontail's first name.
- These are put into baskets and are often made of jelly.
- A drug store that sells Easter paraphernalia (initials).
- Female poultry that lays eggs.
- This building in Washington, D.C. has an annual egg roll on it's lawn.
- This is a traditional meat served for Easter dinner.
- To look for Easter eggs.
- This animal is considered the Easter symbol because sacrificing it goes way back into biblical times.
- Irving Berlin wrote a song called "Easter _____."
- Keeping chocolate in the sun will make it do this.
- What Jesus died for us on.
- A type of Bunny dance.
- A big pile of eggs made by the Easter Bunny.
- A popular Easter song says that this bunny had a powder puff what?
- Most people eat this part of a chocolate bunny first.
- On Easter morning, as soon as the sun's horizon appears in the East, many churches have an early ______ ceremony.
- This actor starred in a movie called "Harvey" about a large bunny.
- A big piece of candy that is put into every Easter basket.
- From 1885 to 1917 he made famous jeweled eggs.
- This vegetable comes in ears.
- What a woman wears in the Easter Parade?
- Bunny tails can create a knismesis aka ____.
- The Easter Bunny has eggs for boys and ____ (Pop Eye slang!)
- Lop eared rabbits have ears that do what?
- If you don't have an Easter basket, you can put everything in this.
- This color is the color of royalty and also considered an Easter color.
- A test.
- They walked down this avenue in the "Easter Parade."
- Sun (Spanish).
- She starred in the 1948 movie, "Easter Parade."
- All the directions that the Easter Bunny goes.
- Tugged.
- The name of the Easter Egg that broke in two (song).
- Not an avenue but a _____. (initials)
- He gave us His only son to die for us.
- The 1948 movie "Easter Parade" took place in this state.
- One who believes Jesus Christ died for our sins.
- 365 days.
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- You bake Easter cookies in this.
- A contraction formed by "is not".
- Marshmallow Poultry put in Easter baskets.
- What you send to your friends and family on Easter either via the US Mail or on-line.
- Place of Easter worship services.
- Instead of ringing bells, some churches have these.
- "A-Tisket, A- _____" (Song)
- A sandwich with lettuce, tomatoes and bacon.
- Easter falls on the first Sunday following the first ecclesiastical full ___ that occurs on or after the day of the Vernal Equinox.
- To make hand-crafted lace.
- Pesah
- Morrocan Fort or fortified residence (alternate spelling)
- A weather forecast you do not want for an Easter Parade.
- Snacks that are twisted and said to represent folded arms across a chest.
- Colorful strips of fabric used to decorate Easter baskets.
- A 3-dimensional cross with a representation of the body of Christ on it.
- These white, trumpet-shaped flowers are popular at Easter.
- Traditionally this material is what baskets are made of.
- Not real.
- The first meal of the day.
- Easter Bunny's monogram.
- Easter game where children push eggs with their noses without breaking it.
- The Energizer Bunny runs on this.
- Capitol of England.
- People with good voices join these in church.
- In the song, "Here Comes Peter Cotton Tail" he has jelly beans for Tommy. And, colored eggs for who?
- What the Easter Bunny might use to find his way around.
- The cowboy who wrote and sang Easter songs.
- The first and middle name (initials) of the author who wrote the childrens' books "Goosebumps."
- One of the leading sports and entertainment companies in the world.
- Bright, glowy colors or paint.
- What you dip your eggs in to color them.
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