is done with a fist
well known party beverage
used to drive pins, punch

acai berries' hue
color of royal clothing
red, blue, mix, purple

top herb for healing        
**** loaded with nutrients
invasive purslane

a top healing herb
poulticed for headaches, sore eyes
nutritious purslane

good for memory
is an asthma remedy
is good for cough, quail

slows signs of aging
potent antioxidant
hydrates skin, quandong

twenty five cent coin  
smaller than a half dollar
a half's half, quarter

in rose family
clump forming perennial
queen of the meadow

they boost brain function
help lower high blood pressure
healthy quenapas

they have green feathers
Guatemalan currency          
endangered quetzals

origin unknown
a *** of something that's chewed
pound of sterling, quid

real adaptable
is a low maintenance shrub
the cold hardy quince

healthy super grain
nutritious food from Andes
gives pep, quinoa

tree nine meters tall
one of the world's rarest trees
holds arrows, quiver

excellent climbers
powerful jaw and sharp teeth
marsupial ,quolls

a biennial
resembles poison hemlock
dainty queen Anne's lace

eats mostly algae
night, can change body color
small mouthed rabbitfish

What Elmer Fudd says
unsafe eating before frost
it's rabbit season

four legged corn thieves
mammals that eat wasp larvae
smart critters, raccoons

has fern-like leaves
the most common allergy  
makes one sneeze, ragweed

It's what some people pray for,
Others pray for it to stop.
At times when there is a drought,
Welcome is every raindrop.

At times when there is a flood,
Sand bagging  often you'll find.
When rivers are  near flood stage
Will damage be far behind?        

Rain is found in thunderstorms
And fills cisterns when they're dry;
At times rain is unwelcomed
When the rivers run too high.

When it's cold rain turns to snow,
And can turn to sleet we know.

follows a rainstorm
a *** of gold at its end
beautiful rainbow

has colorful trunk
trunk of tree can reach six feet
rare eucalyptus

small hooks are best ones
use roostertail lure and corn
spotted rainbow trout

were once currency    
revive bubby in champagne
dried grapes are raisins

put in some cookies
have concentrated sugar
shriveled grapes, raisins

handled tool with prongs
implement to gather hay
to gather in, rake

great sense of hearing
has split in the upper lip
a male sheep, a ram

rich in nutrients
stabilizes blood sugar
for guts, rambutan

puncture prey with teeth
skins used to  build  villiage  huts
the rare red bitefish

lasts one to two years
is used to hydrate the skin
raspberry seed oil

mixed with white makes pink
the color bees cannot see
ketchup's color, red

antioxidant
anti-inflammatory
helps skin, red clover

Tennessee state bird
look like acorn woodpecker
red head woodpecker

a bottom feeder
a horse of the color red
the river redhorse

native to China
they resemble a racoon      
eat fish, red pandas

used to soothe gout pain
famous aid for women's health
raspberry leaf tea

can weigh fifty pounds
can live more than fifty years
Gulf fish, red snapper

belt out conk-la-ree
have red and yellow badges
the  red - winged- blackbirds

low lactose content                                  
fat, ,  eighteen times more than cows'
sweet milk, reindeer milk

not to someone's taste
an unpopular person
to turn down, reject

If we're to love our neighbors,
We can't leave out the unborn:
We must show them protection,
It's their lives we must not scorn.

Our lives first had DNA                  
The moment we were conceived:          
We weren't blobs of our mom's cells,    
Don't let ourselves be deceived.

Even if our mom's blood type,
Is the same type that we got:
Things still get even clearer,                      
When unlike mom's ours are not.      

The babies born and unborn,
Are gifts to moms from above.
Let's show all babies respect,
And unconditional love.

As we  enter life's next stage,  
The same person still we'll be:
Our country must obey God,    
If we're truly to be free.

If we are to love our neighbors,                 
The unborn we  must then love too.:
No matter how small they may be,
They're protection we must pursue.

So many aborted babies,                             
Have mothers who for their babes mourn:
We must respect innocent lives,
Unborn humans we must not scorn.

The moment we were first conceived,        
We were not cells of our mother:
We have individual lives,                        
Our lives weren't part of an other.


Our nation is in need of laws,
That will protect life with no flaws.

time spent with our Lord
moving back or withdrawing
treat wounds, done again

the striped bass, state fish
coffee milk, state beverage        
Rhode Island polo

smallest U.S. state
popular bred of chicken
state of Rhode Island

grows in cold climates
edible stalks, small amounts    
leaves poison, rhubarb

in marshmallow treats
easily digestible
a sticky grain, rice

short name for Richard
somebody possessing wealth
savory taste, rich

what a church bell does
they are put on piston grooves
worn on fingers, rings