Germ  : 7 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ Line (fortification along the French-German border) ___ Basin (German coal area) ___ Basin, German coal region ___ Cantor, German mathematician who invented set theory ___ Diamond, author of the 1998 Pulitzer-winning book "Guns, Germs, and Steel" ___ Dotzauer, E. German skier ___ Dotzauer, German skiing star ___ germ ___ Germ Gel (handwash) ___ German (dead language) ___ king, Germanic imp ___ law (early Germanic legal code) ___ law (Germanic code) ___ law (old Germanic legal code) ___ Lemper, German chanteuse ___ Line (German/Polish border) ___ Line (post-WWII German-Polish border) ___ Sea (Mare Germanicum) ___ Spee (old German warship) ___ Spiegel (German newsmagazine) ___ Stern (German newspaper) ___ Tages (someday, in German) ___ Tagesspiegel (German newspaper) ___ the Great, German king ___ und Drang (German lit movement) ___ Valley, German wine region ___ von Bock, German general _____ Spiegel (German magazine) ___-Altenburg (former German duchy) ___-Altenburg (old German duchy) ___-Altenburg, Germany ___-Coburg (former German duchy) ___-Coburg (part of historic Germany) ___-Coburg, old German duchy ___-Germanic ___-King (German goblin) ___-King, of German myth ___-Spree Canal (German waterway) __-German (of a Kaiser's domain) ... in German '___ Nacht' (German 'Silent Night') '___ Tag!' (German greeting) ''___ Boot'' (German film) '80-'90s German chancellor '80s-'90s German chancellor '90s German chancellor '90s German leader 'Germinal' novelist Zola 'Gute ___' (German farewell) 'Gute (German sign-off) ___' "___ deutsches album" (German-language version of a 1980 Peter Gabriel record) "___ Dien" (Prince of Wales's motto, which for some reason is in German) "___ doch!" (German reply) "___ geht's?" (German "How are you?") "___ gut" ("very well," in German) "___ gut" (German praise) "___ liebt dich" ("She Loves You" rerecorded in German) "___ liebt dich": German version of a Beatles hit "___ Marleen" (German love song) "___ Nacht" (German carol) "___ Nacht" (German Christmas carol) "___ Nacht" (German sign-off) "___ Nacht" (German words of parting) "___ Nacht" (original German version of "Silent Night") "___ rennt" (1998 German film with multiple timelines) "___ Spiegel" (German news magazine) "___ Spiegel" (German weekly) "99 Luftballons" German singer "A German Requiem" composer "A" in German 101? "Ach du ___!" (German exclamation) "Bad" place in Germany "Best friend" from Germany? "Danke ___" (German phrase) "Das ___" (last words of a German film) "Delphine" author Germaine de ___ "East" of Germany "Federal diet" of Germany since 1949 "Germinal" author "Germinal" author Zola "Germinal" author's given name "Germinal" novelist "Germinal" writer Emile "Gewehr ___!" (German military order) "Great Big Book of Tiny Germs" author "Guns, Germs, and Steel" author Diamond "Guten ___" (German greeting) "Hansel ___ Gretel" (German opera) "Hansel ___ Gretel" (German operetta) "Hello, here's some wheat protein," in German? "Ich ___ dich" (German term of endearment) "Ich ___ dich" (German words of endearment) "Leipziger" ___ (German parliament's home) "Lieben," in German class "My Guy" singer exchanged for old German currency? "Run ___ Run" (1988 German film) "Stille ___" (German Christmas carol) "The Female Eunuch" writer Germaine "The Germ" poet "The Good German" actor, 2006 "The Good German" star "Ugh, German sausage is the wurst," e.g. "Was ___ das?" (German "What is that?") "Was ___ passiert?" (German "What happened?") "Wie geht es ___?" (German greeting) "You bet" in german "You" affectionately in Yamachiche, followed by ubiquitous German auto? *German capital, formerly *Hip-hopper who married Beyoncé (German) 1 2, in Germany 2 1, in Germany 5/7/1945 German surrender site 5th-century Germanic leader 10th-century German king 13th/14th-century German mystic 16th-century Italian composer, subject of a 1917 German opera 18th century German philosopher 18th-c. German philosopher Immanuel 18th c. German philosopher 19th C. German physicist 19th-century German poet Heinrich 20th-century German leader's moniker 60's-70's German chancellor 1863 German invention, for short 1919-33, in German history 1922 German vampire film 1930s-'40s German-American political group 1970 article by Germaine Greer, which was an early example of the reappropriation of a degrading word 1970s German band heard on the "Kill Bill" soundtrack 1970s military-style German import 1971 Peace Nobelist from Germany 1980s-90s German chancellor 1980s-'90s German leader Helmut 1981 German-language hit film A German metal A German river A German W.W. II chief of staff A in German A in German class? A little German number A major German port A word with Germany, once A, in Germany Above, in Germany Actor born in Germany Ad for a dark German beer? Adenauer of Germany Adenauer's successor as German chancellor Adult German male After-dark time in Germany Air, to Germans Ally of E. Germany Alternative to a Hund, for German pet owners Ancient German Ancient German character Ancient Germanic invader Ancient Germanic letter Ancient Germanic people Ancient Germanic tribe Ancient Germanic tribe member And, in Germany Animal of German origin Another name for German measles Apple ___ (German pastry) Armored, German style Article from Germany Article in a German newspaper Article in a German paper? [For the explanation to last week's puzzle, see the last clue down.] Article in Germany Article in the German constitution At no cost, in Germany Attila, in German legends August Wilhelm von ___, leader of German Romanticism Aunt, in Germany or France Author Germaine Automaker based in Rüsselsheim, Germany Avid fan of German computer programs? Bad ___ , German spa Bad ___ (German resort) Bad _____, Germany Bad ___, W. German spa Bad German place Bad in Germany Baltic island, to a German Basin of Germany Bavarian city, to Germans Bean sprouts, wheat germ, etc. Berliners' name for East German police Big dam in Germany Big name in German steel Big word in German ads Blue river, to Germans Branch of geometry dealing with curved spaces (named after the German mathematician Bernhard) Brand name derived from the German "Pfefferminz" Bud; germinate Busy German port Bygone German leader Bygone German ruler Canal in Germany Candy named from the German for "peppermint"