| KUALALUMPUR | The capital and largest city of Malaysia (5,6) |
| BAHASA | The dialect of Malay used as the national language of the Republic of Indonesia or of Malaysia. |
| SABAH | State of Malaysia, occupying the northern part of Borneo and numerous offshore islands in the South China and Sulu Seas (5) |
| PERAK | Fourth-largest state of Malaysia by area, on the west coast of the Malay Peninsula; capital, Ipoh (5) |
| CRESCENT | This narrow curved shape represents Islam on the flag of Malaysia and progress on the flag of Pakist |
| LABUAN | Island off the NW coast of Borneo in the South China Sea forming a federal territory of Malaysia; capital, Victoria (6) |
| SARAWAK | Largest state of Malaysia by area, located on the island of Borneo; capital, Kuching (7) |
| SANDAKAN | City and port of Malaysia, on the Sulu Sea (8) |
| KEDAH | Oldest state of Malaysia, in the NW on the Malay Peninsula; capital, Alor Setar (5) |
| PENANG | Island of Malaysia in the Strait of Malacca (6) |
| RINGGIT | The unit of currrency of Malaysia (7) |
| AFAR | Remote part of Australia in the middle of Malaysia? (4) |
| KUALA | and 9ac, Capital of Malaysia |
| SELANGOR | Most populous state of Malaysia, also known as Darul Ehsan (Abode of Sincerity); capital, Shah Alam (8) |
| CHARISMA | Lure fish to island on the fringes of Malaysia (8) |
| KUALAUR | Leveled capital of Malaysia? |
| SEN | Monetary unit of Malaysia; one-hundredth of a ringgit (3) |
| LUMPUR | Capital of Malaysia (5,6) |
| JOHORE | State of Malaysia on the S. Malay Peninsula (6) |
| SUMATRA | Island southwest of Malaysia |
