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EOCENEGeological epoch that derives its name from the Greek for dawn (6)
EOSINName, from the Greek for "dawn" in reference to a rose colour it imparts to silk, of a red fluorescent dye (5)
MIMOSAFlowering plant that derives its name from the Greek word for 'mimic' (6)
JERSEYPullover or sweater that derives its name from the largest of the Channel Islands, where the knitting of worsted articles was a staple industry (6)
CARBONA non-metallic element that derives its name from the Latin for 'charcoal' (6)
AQUILAConstellation that derives its name from the Latin for 'eagle' (6)
RUSSIAVast country that derives its name from the East Slavic state formed in the ninth century (6)
COPPERPatina-forming metal that derives its name from Cyprus where its was mined by the Romans (6)
KUNGFUMartial art that derives its name from the Chinese phrase for combat skill (4,2)
TROPHYPrize that derives its name from a type of victory memorial in ancient Greece or Rome, often the weapons of a defeated army (6)
BLUISHTeal is a ___ green color that derives its name from a duck with a colorful stripe on the side of its head
PAELLASaffron-infused Spanish rice dish that derives its name from the pan in which it is traditionally cooked (6)
AMATOLExplosive that derives its name from ammonium and toluene (6)
HELIUMIt was discovered by observing spectral lines from the Sun, so it derives its name from the Greek sun god (6)
ASTHMAChronic respiratory disease that takes its name from the Greek for "laborious breathing' (6)
TETRISWhich classic video game takes its name from the Greek for four? (6)
SCHISTWhat type of layered rock got its name from the Greek for "split"? (6)
UTOPIA1516 book by Thomas More that coined this place-name, from the Greek for 'nowhere' (6)
IRISESFlowers that take their name from the Greek for "rainbow" (6)
IODINEThis halogen's gaseous form is violet in color, hence the name from the Greek for violet (6)