| NANOOK | Title Inuit in a 1922 film |
| ROBINHOOD | Cary Elwes, Russell Crowe, and Kevin Costner have played him in recent decades; Douglas Fairbanks was the first big studio star to do so, in a 1922 silent film |
| ABIE | Title character in a 1922 Broadway hit |
| SNOW | Said to be described by the Inuit in some 100 different words, a weather condition loved by chionophiles (4) |
| NOSFERATU | Classic 1922 film subtitled "A Symphony of Horror" |
| ABIES | Start of a 1922 Broadway title |
| MURNAU | FW, director of the 1922 film Nosferatu (6) |
| WASIN | "When Flower ___ Knighthood" (1922 film) |
| BLOODANDSAND | 1922 film starring Rudolph Valentino (5,3,4) |
| OHIO | A 1922 song |
| KINGTUT | Subject of a 1922 discovery |
| GENOA | Italian city with a 1922 conference |
| TUTANKHAMUN | Subject of a 1922 archaeological discovery |
| TUT | Subject of a 1922 discovery |
| HUMDRUM | --- And Harum-Scarum, a 1922 essay by the poet Robert Bridges about the shortcomings of free verse ( |
| BENJAMIN | A 1922 short story by F Scott Fitzgerald, The Curious Case Of _ Button (8) |
| NANOOKOFTHENORTH | 1922 silent movie shot around Hudson Bay featuring the life of an Inuit family |
| KAYAK | A canoe made with a light frame and a watertight covering invented by the Inuit |
| CIRCUMPOLAR | Inuit ___ Council (Organization representing Inuit people in Canada, Alaska, Greenland and Chukotka which is in Russia) |
| ANORAK | A weatherproof jacket of skin or cloth with a hood attached, originally worn by the Inuit (6) |
