niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICANS 
Clue: A cabinetmaker by trade, he developed the railway sleeping car dubbed the "Pioneer" in the 1860s
Output: pullman
Category: FRENCH CUISINE 
Clue: Combine minced shallots with this bread spread to make beurre d'echalote
Output: butter
Category: FOLD IT 5 WAYS 
Clue: The word origami means "paper folding" in this language
Output: japanese
Category: "C" WORLD 
Clue: Rich deposits of copper have been found on this Mediterranean island whose name means "copper"
Output: cyprus
Category: SHRED THIS! 
Clue: Henry Perky turned out his first batch of this cereal in 1892; in 1928 Nabisco bought his company
Output: shredded wheat
Category: HAWAII 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew on the island of Kauai)  Hawaiian agriculture was transformed when this man took his 1899 Harvard degree & headed for the islands
Output: james dole
Category: EUROPE 
Clue: Country whose capital was formerly called Koebnannehavn, meaning "Merchants' Harbor"
Output: denmark
Category: COLORFUL LANGUAGE 
Clue: A karate kid may aspire to this high rank, kuroi-obi in Japanese
Output: a black belt
Category: "LADY"s 
Clue: These beetles feed chiefly on aphids & other small insects
Output: ladybugs
Category: CLASSIC DISNEY FILMS 
Clue: Mowgli finds out it's a jungle out there in this film based on Kipling's classic
Output: the jungle book
Category: THE NFL 
Clue: It's the team whose logo is seen here (the pewter flag)
Output: tampa bay buccaneers
Category: SITCOM NEIGHBORS 
Clue: David Leisure, famous as liar Joe Isuzu, played Richard Mulligan's neighbor on this sitcom
Output: "empty nest"
Category: OFFICIAL LANGUAGES 
Clue: Angola
Output: portuguese
Category: STADIUM FOOD 
Clue: A Pittsburgh institution, Primanti Brothers' sandwiches are served at this home of the Steelers
Output: heinz field
Category: FOOD FOR THOUGHT 
Clue: Squash & sweet potatoes are rich in this orange pigment that's good for the eyes & the brain
Output: beta carotene
Category: PLANT THE EVIDENCE 
Clue: The lantana is valued as a plant for its ability to attract hummingbirds and these flutterers
Output: butterflies
Category: IT'S IN THE "BAG" 
Clue: The musical "Kismet" opens at dawn in this ancient city
Output: baghdad
Category: COLORFUL IDIOMS 
Clue: Humor or market
Output: black
Category: WORLD LITERATURE 
Clue: In German, the title of this Thomas Mann novella is "Der Tod in Venedig"
Output: "death in venice"
Category: MONTHS 
Clue: Columbus discovered the New World during this month
Output: october
Category: TERMS OF ENDEARMENT 
Clue: In the book of Judges, this type of being tells Gideon, "The Lord is with thee"
Output: angel
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: This valveless instrument used for military calls was originally a hunting horn
Output: bugle
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: On Aug. 2, 1826 at Boston's Faneuil Hall, this great orator delivered a eulogy on Jefferson & Adams
Output: daniel webster
Category: DANGER, CURVES AHEAD 
Clue: This Midwestern college town was named for its location on a curved part of the Saint Joseph River
Output: south bend
Category: MICHAEL JORDAN 
Clue: In 1993 Jordan joined this man as the only 2 players in NBA history to win 7 consecutive scoring titles
Output: wilt chamberlain
Category: MATTEL-ICA 
Clue: Can you identify this classic Mattel fortune-telling toy with an internal die that answers queries?  Signs point to yes!
Output: the magic 8-ball
Category: TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED 
Clue: He was "Feelin' Groovy" as an Illinois senator from 1985 to 1997
Output: paul simon
Category: TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS 
Clue: Lucky her--this is the traditional gift for both the 60th & 75th anniversaries
Output: diamond
Category: McNAMES 
Clue: In the '80s this California preschool was involved in what was then the USA's longest, costliest criminal trial
Output: mcmartin
Category: I WANT MY "BABY" BACK, "BABY" BACK 
Clue: Louise Brown's arrival in 1978 made her the first successful one of these in vitro creations
Output: a test tube baby
Category: HONEST AL TREBEK'S USED CARS 
Clue: Never mind this carmaker's Jetta--I see you top down, stone cold chillin' in its model called the Thing
Output: volkswagen
Category: FASHION STATEMENTS 
Clue: Figuratively speaking, it's the piece of knightwear you throw down as a challenge
Output: the gauntlet
Category: FLINCHIUS THE GLADIATOR 
Clue: Because he speaks Latin, Flinchius knows that "gladiator" means a "man of" this weapon
Output: sword
Category: BRITISH ROYAL DADS 
Clue: He died from typhoid fever at age 42 in 1861, but not before he fathered King Edward VII
Output: prince albert
Category: HAIR TODAY 
Clue: Tams are crocheted hats good for containing this Rasta hairstyle
Output: dreadlocks
Category: MUSIC ALPHABET 
Clue: "A" is for a capella, from the Italian for "in" this place
Output: in the chapel
Category: BRITISH TIDBITS 
Clue: The "Twist"s & turns of this author's 1842 American tour led him to meet E.A. Poe in Philadelphia
Output: charles dickens
Category: NUTS! 
Clue: The shells of these nuts were dyed red to make them distinctive to consumers & to disguise blemishes
Output: pistachios
Category: "PAC" RATS 
Clue: Babar, Jumbo, et al.
Output: pachyderms
Category: TV NOSTALGIA 
Clue: "The Lawyers" episodes of "The Bold Ones" starred this Big Daddy of "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" fame
Output: burl ives
Category: 19th CENTURY BUSINESSMEN 
Clue: In 1873 he founded the J. Edgar Thomson works near Pittsburgh, naming the steel mill for the Penn. railroad president
Output: carnegie
Category: GUINNESS RECORDS 
Clue: Siberia in this country has had the greatest range in temperatures -- from 98 degrees F. to -90 degrees F.
Output: russia
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: The group that finished the '80s as Starship first took off in the '60s under this name
Output: jefferson airplane
Category: BASEBALL NICKNAMES 
Clue: "The Iron Horse"
Output: lou gehrig
Category: SONGS 
Clue: Willie Nelson must be "wond'rin' what in the world did I do" by writing this Patsy Cline hit
Output: "crazy"
Category: CHICAGO 
Clue: Greater Chicago includes Lake & Porter Counties in Indiana & Kenosha County in this state
Output: wisconsin
Category: MUSHROOMS 
Clue: Mushrooms are classed in the phylum Basidiomycota in this kingdom
Output: fungus
Category: SO YOU WANT TO BE A FIREFIGHTER 
Clue: In Anchorage, you must be certified as an EMT 1 or as this related job
Output: paramedic
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: For this, the book "Skin Deep" recommends such treatments as witch hazel or a cool bath
Output: sunburn
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The ancient poets of India called this longest river of Pakistan "King River"
Output: indus
Category: A FEW CARS 
Clue: The Aspen
Output: dodge
Category: BUSH'S NICKNAMES 
Clue: This female senator's nickname is "Ali" (as in Muhammad)
Output: barbara boxer
Category: EMPLOYEE EVALUATIONS 
Clue: "He is depriving a village somewhere of its" this, a Dostoyevsky title
Output: idiot
Category: THE U.S. CONGRESS 
Clue: Frustrated with his own political party, in 2001 this senator from Vermont switched to indepedent
Output: jeffords
Category: ROCK & ROLL JEOPARDY! 
Clue: "At first I was afraid, I was petrified", is the first line of this disco anthem by Gloria Gaynor
Output: "i will survive"
Category: CARBAGE 
Clue: The Sierra Club derisively dubbed this gargantuan SUV "the Ford Valdez"
Output: the excursion
Category: CLOWNS 
Clue: (Bozo the Clown speaking)  In October 1998 a big rig hauling 10 tons of these overturned on an L.A. freeway; Soupy Sales wasn't responsible (laughing)
Output: pies
Category: YOU, YOUR HEALTH & YOU 
Clue: Swollen lymph nodes called buboes are the main sign of this disease that devastated 14th century Europe
Output: the bubonic plague
Category: TV SHOWS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: "Identify This Melody"
Output: name that tune
Category: MUPPET NEWS 
Clue: Hi ho, this CNN Finance host who replaced Willow Bay in 2001 here, sitting in for Kermit the anchorfrog
Output: lou dobbs
Category: I KNEW IT WAS OVER WHEN... 
Clue: This character on "Happy Days" became a teacher, bought a home & adopted a child
Output: fonzie
Category: COURT TV 
Clue: In March 2000 F. Lee Bailey hosted a Court TV marathon of TV movies about this Erle Stanley Gardner lawyer
Output: perry mason
Category: CAN'T BE ON JEOPARDY! 
Clue: These numbskulls that were thorns in the side of Gumby just won't cut it
Output: blockheads
Category: BELOVED FILMS 
Clue: A fugitive Cary Grant blends in with the crowd at Grand Central in this Hitchcock thriller
Output: north by northwest
Category: THE SUPREME COURT 
Clue: Justice Potter Stewart famously said of it, "I know it when I see it"
Output: pornography
Category: MOVIES IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: "Sans Shut Eye While Inhabiting a City on Puget Sound"
Output: sleepless in seattle
Category: INTO THE "AB"YSS 
Clue: From the Latin for "to go astray", it's a departure from what is normal or desirable
Output: aberration
Category: TALL IN THE FAMILY 
Clue: The okapi is a member of this tall animal's family (the only other member, in fact)
Output: a giraffe
Category: BIRTHSTONES 
Clue: This February birthstone is a violet variety of quartz
Output: amethyst
Category: HOP ON POP CULTURE 
Clue: Howard Cunningham actually had 3 kids on this show, but Chuck was never seen after Season 2
Output: happy days
Category: "EX"TRA CREDIT 
Clue: To put out a fire
Output: extinguish
Category: KINGS 
Clue: He lost the American colonies for good in 1783 & lost his mind for good in 1810
Output: george iii
Category: THE SECRET LIVES OF TEACHERS 
Clue: You buy the P.E. teacher's soccer injury story?  He hurt his knee jumping police cars on a Harley-Davidson this, duh
Output: a motorcycle
Category: IT'S A DRAG (MOVIE) 
Clue: 1992, starring Jaye Davidson
Output: the crying game
Category: SCHOOL DAYS 
Clue: It used to be a student who kept order in the halls; now it's a screen for your computer
Output: monitor
Category: RHINOCEROS NOW 
Clue: This object that projects from a rhino's nose is made from a protein called keratin
Output: horn
Category: 1909: 100 YEARS AGO 
Clue: On June 2 Alfred Deakin became prime minister of this Commonwealth country for the third time
Output: australia
Category: "B" IN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Since 1969 this Northern Ireland port city of 300,000 has been the site of violent religious conflict
Output: belfast
Category: BABOONS, BATS, & BANDICOOTS 
Clue: Hamadryas baboons live in these, from Arabic for "forbidden", composed of one male & multiple females
Output: harem
Category: PRESIDENTS IN IOWA 
Clue: He dedicated the Rathbun Dam July 31, 1971
Output: richard nixon
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: On March 12, 1864 he was promoted to commander of all Union forces
Output: ulysses s. grant
Category: SHAM, WOW! 
Clue: Let me save you time & money!  No dead leader's assets need moving from this country's capital of Abuja; ignore the e-mail!
Output: nigeria
Category: BIG CITY LIFE 
Clue: The rings of parks around Boston and Cleveland are both described as this expensive piece of jewelry
Output: the emerald necklace
Category: MORE TANGENTIAL ETRUSCAN POTPOURRI 
Clue: An Etruscan might say Samson had trichomania, a fascination with this, but as the group no longer exists, maybe not
Output: hair
Category: TWAIN TRACTS 
Clue: In "Innocents Abroad" Twain derides this city's mistreatment of Galileo & its love of the Medicis
Output: florence
Category: RHYMES WITH POWER 
Clue: A tall building or structure
Output: tower
Category: OLIVE OIL 
Clue: This L.A.-area institute's famed Olive Walk is now being harvested for olive oil named for the school
Output: caltech
Category: 4-LETTER "W"ORDS 
Clue: It often precedes west, fire & flower
Output: wild
Category: FORGOTTEN MUSICALS 
Clue: Orson Welles & Cole Porter collaborated on a 1946 musical adaptation of this "globe-trotting" Jules Verne novel
Output: around the world in eighty days
Category: A MAN CALLED HARRIS 
Clue: Harris took the throne in the 1967 film version of this Lerner & Loewe musical & starred in a stage revival in the '80s
Output: camelot
Category: HANDEL'S MESSIAH 
Clue: In one aria, this brass instrument "shall sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible"
Output: trumpet
Category: CINCO DE MAYO 
Clue: Tchaikovsky conducted this New York City landmark's opening concert May 5, 1891
Output: carnegie hall
Category: HISTORY OF PASSION 
Clue: Paris just had to have this beautiful daughter of Zeus, & the rest is history
Output: helen of troy
Category: "BAT" TOOLS 
Clue: The caped crusader has these fuel cells in lithium & nickel-cadmium; they're never included
Output: batteries
Category: AWARDS 
Clue: British decoration named for former queen
Output: victoria cross
Category: MAKE A "DOWN" PAYMENT 
Clue: To transfer a file or program from the Internet to your home computer
Output: download
Category: JACKs 
Clue: After joking around in "Batman", he directed & starred in "The Two Jakes"
Output: jack nicholson
Category: STATE MOTTOES 
Clue: Arizaona's motto, ditat deus, means he "enriches"
Output: god
Category: MYTHOLOGICAL WOMEN 
Clue: Atalanta lost a footrace because she couldn't resist these golden fruits
Output: apples
Category: ROYAL WEDDING 
Clue: On July 29, 1981 she looked just like Cinderella when she rode to St. Paul's Cathedral in a glass coach
Output: diana spencer
Category: NASSAU 
Clue: You can take one of these vessels to view the submarine gardens; it was also a Doris Day movie
Output: a glass bottom boat
Category: STATE NAME ORIGINS 
Clue: It was named for a king of France
Output: louisiana
Category: YOU'RE "DEAD" ON 
Clue: Slang for paper currency
Output: dead presidents
Category: THE MIDDLE-AGED 
Clue: A series of stages that includes middle age, or a trademarked exercise bike used then
Output: life cycle
Category: SUITS ME JUST FINE 
Clue: Britney, Christina & Justin were part of the Mickey Mouse one
Output: club
Category: BROADWAY DEBUTS 
Clue: This African-American poet earned a 1973 Tony nomination for her Broadway acting debut in "Look Away"
Output: maya angelou
Category: ALPHABETIC HOMOPHONES 
Clue: From the Latin for seat, it's the official seat of a bishop
Output: see
Category: TAKE IT "EASY" 
Clue: "You're an alien and I'm from the Valley" is a line from this 1989 sci-fi comedy
Output: earth girls are easy
Category: "I" OPENERS 
Clue: On many reality shows, the winner of a challenge may be granted this, making him or her safe until the next episode
Output: immunity
Category: "LOVE" SONGS 
Clue: "When I kissed a cop down on 34th & Vine, he broke my little bottle of" this
Output: love potion no. 9
Category: ACTRESS/SINGER 
Clue: While she was on this Keri Russell series, Amy Jo Johnson, seen here, did a song for the soundtrack
Output: felicity
Category: BODY SHOTS 
Clue: 1775 Bunker Hill order on when you were allowed to shoot
Output: when you see the whites of their eyes
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: In 1976 Ludmila Pakhomova & Aleksandr Gorshkov won the 1st Olympic gold medals in this skating event
Output: ice dancing
Category: SIEGFRIEDS & ROYS 
Clue: In an 1870s ballet, Prince Siegfried falls in love with one of these graceful birds
Output: swan
Category: 20TH CENTURY PRESIDENTS 
Clue: The Profile in Courage Award is presented on or near the anniv. of his birth; he would have been 80 May 29, 1997
Output: john f. kennedy
Category: BARBRA STREISAND 
Clue: 1976 love theme title that completes the lyric "Love, ageless and..."
Output: evergreen
Category: ARCHAEOLOGY 
Clue: Found in the tomb of Fu Hao, a consort of Wu Ding, were 7,000 cowrie shells, used at the time as this
Output: money
Category: THE KOREAN WAR 
Clue: The death of this Soviet premier on March 5, 1953 probably accelerated the end of the conflict
Output: joseph stalin
Category: WHO SAYS 
Clue: 90% of Argentina's supply of this comes from people donating to members of their own families
Output: blood
Category: A LOVELY PORT 
Clue: Built for Spanish trade with Asia, this Mexican city is now famous for the cliff divers of La Quebrada
Output: acapulco
Category: BIOGRAPHIES 
Clue: Historian & senator Albert Beveridge wrote a 4-volume Pulitzer-winning bio of this fourth Chief Justice
Output: john marshall
Category: ADAM SANDLER FILMS 
Clue: Adam was kickin' it old school--elementary school--as this 1995 title character
Output: billy madison
Category: CLASSIC MOVIES 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Tara Lipinski)  In "Gone with the Wind", Tara is the name of the plantation owned by this family
Output: o\'hara
Category: ANIMAL PLANET? 
Clue: Slang for your feet, or a verb meaning "tracks persistently"
Output: dogs
Category: WE LIKE YOUR STYLE! 
Clue: This U.S. architect designed his Usonian houses to be "integral to the life of the inhabitants"
Output: frank lloyd wright
Category: DANCE 
Clue: Some trace this American dance back to the musical theatre star Harry Fox
Output: foxtrot
Category: CLOWNING AROUND 
Clue: Larry Harmon began playing this famous clown in the 1940s in public appearances for Capitol Records
Output: bozo the clown
Category: NURSERY RHYME HEADLINES 
Clue: "Mrs. Flinders Whips Daughter Polly for Sitting Among" these
Output: cinders
Category: BABY TALK 
Clue: This term for an older baby comes from its unsteady gait as it learns to walk
Output: toddler
Category: QUITE A DISH 
Clue: To turn your smooth potato-leek soup into this French-American classic, add heavy cream
Output: vichyssoise
Category: CHRISTMAS HISTORY 
Clue: Before we kissed under it, ancient Europeans believed this plant held magic powers to bestow life & fertility
Output: mistletoe
Category: QUAKES 
Clue: A 1964 quake in this state caused tsunamis as far away as Siberia, & Hawaii & California
Output: alaska
Category: "TIME" FOR A CHANGE 
Clue: Scott Joplin is a famous performer & composer of this musical style
Output: ragtime
Category: a lower case category 
Clue: in french these, including lundi & jeudi, are spelled all lower case
Output: days of the week
Category: MODERN WORDS 
Clue: It's espresso with steamed milk, popularized by Starbucks; today many people don't bother to put "caffe" before
Output: a latte
Category: AMERICA'S MOST HAUNTED 
Clue: The father of Jennie Wade, the lone civilian casualty of this PA. battle, haunts the home in which she was killed
Output: gettysburg
Category: JOB DESCRIPTION 
Clue: The biblical Habakkuk was a "minor" one
Output: a prophet
Category: STUDYING ABROAD 
Clue: College towns in this country include Goteborg, Lund &, of course, Uppsala
Output: sweden
Category: FRANCHISES 
Clue: You can really get P.O.ed with this major franchise whose name ends in "Etc."
Output: mail boxes etc.
Category: MILTON 
Clue: In one Milton poem this Biblical hero speaks of the strength he had "while I preserved these locks unshorn"
Output: samson
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Cytology is the study of these biological building blocks
Output: cells
Category: HORROR MOVIE SERIES BY CHARACTER 
Clue: Michael Myers
Output: halloween
Category: OF CHAMPIONS 
Clue: The author of about 40 books, he was world bridge champion in 1950
Output: charles goren
Category: THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 
Clue: This 1765 act of Parliament called for taxes on such items as dice & playing cards
Output: the stamp act
Category: FDR 
Clue: Referring to the attack on Pearl Harbor, FDR called December 7, 1941 "A date which will" do this
Output: "live in infamy"
Category: YOU CAN TELL BY THE WAY I USE MY "WALK" 
Clue: This Scotch whisky brand says more than 4 of its bottles are consumed every second
Output: johnnie walker
Category: IF IT'S TUESDAY 
Clue: In England these breakfast items are traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday
Output: pancakes
Category: PERSHING 
Clue: In 1925 Pershing was sent to try to help resolve the hot border dispute between Peru & this country
Output: chile
Category: AT THE KENNEDY CENTER 
Clue: This president's 1972 visit to China inspired an opera that played at the Kennedy Center in 1988
Output: richard nixon
Category: SAINTS 
Clue: It's said that St. Denis actually walked to a church carrying this after he was decapitated
Output: his head
Category: C'EST CHEESE 
Clue: This Dutch treat is Holland's most exported cheese
Output: gouda
Category: CHINESE INVENTIONS 
Clue: During the Han dynasty, over 2,000 years ago, the Chinese were out flying these
Output: kites
Category: HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS 
Clue: I can always count on Aunt Nancy sending me cashmere, which comes from the hair of this animal
Output: a goat
Category: "SO" WHAT? 
Clue: Elegant & refined, like Duke Ellington's "Lady"
Output: sophisticated
Category: RHYMING BRANDS 
Clue: Walter Deimer invented this pink chewing gum in 1928
Output: dubble bubble
Category: "UTTER" YOUR RESPONSE 
Clue: The rapid, vibrating motion of wings & flags
Output: flutter
Category: NAME THAT CENTURY 
Clue: President McKinley is assassinated
Output: the 20th century
Category: JOE-POURRI 
Clue: Though Grolier's Encyclopedia refers to him as "intellectually unimpressive", he ruled the USSR from 1929 to 1953
Output: joseph stalin
Category: BOB DYLAN 
Clue: When this Robbie Robertson group first backed Dylan in the '60s, it was known as The Hawks
Output: the band
Category: DOUBLE LETTER, DOUBLE MEANING 
Clue: A group of news reporters, or to make smooth by ironing
Output: press
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: "Beefy" singer whose first No. 1 hit was "I'd Do Anything For Love" from his 1993 CD "Bat Out Of Hell II"
Output: meat loaf
Category: AMERICAN COUNTIES 
Clue: Ogemaw, Saginaw & Washtenaw are all counties in this state
Output: michigan
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Paramaribo, capital of this country, came under Dutch rule in 1815
Output: suriname
Category: 7-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: The Count of Monte Cristo spent 14 years in one of these dank places in the Chateau D'If
Output: dungeon
Category: BEER BASH! 
Clue: Maccabee is one of this country's most popular beers
Output: israel
Category: 2-LETTER SPELLING 
Clue: A-M is the present, first person singular form of this
Output: b-e
Category: I'D RATHER BE SKIING 
Clue: In California, a premier spot for skiing is this resort area that shares its name with a prehistoric elephant
Output: mammoth
Category: THE NEW TESTAMENT 
Clue: He "went unto the chief priests and said unto them, what will ye give me, and I will deliver him unto you?"
Output: judas
Category: ANCIENT ROME 
Clue: Under Julius Caesar there were 900 of these, 9 times as many as Clinton has to deal with
Output: senators
Category: STARS ON FLAGS 
Clue: To guess this number of stars on the flag of Somalia, close your eyes & think of Texas
Output: 1
Category: ACTORS & ROLES 
Clue: He played the title roles in "Nixon" & "Surviving Picasso"
Output: anthony hopkins
Category: ACTOR-DIRECTORS 
Clue: This actor directed an animal onscreen & off in 1998's "The Horse Whisperer"
Output: robert redford
Category: AMERICAN LIT 
Clue: "Living By The Word" is a collection of prose pieces by this author of "The Color Purple"
Output: alice walker
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Pre-Y1K scientists figured this organ gave out light; they were, of course, wrong
Output: eye
Category: FOREIGN FOODS 
Clue: A filled tortilla, its name is from Spanish for a young donkey
Output: burrito
Category: BEIN' GREEN 
Clue: A mini matador may take it on:
Output: bullfrog
Category: THE WINTER'S TALE 
Clue: In "Don Juan" he quipped, "The English winter -- ending in July, to recommence in August"
Output: lord byron
Category: NATIONAL PARKS 
Clue: Kentucky's only national park, it's great for spelunkers
Output: mammoth cave national park
Category: STREET SMARTS 
Clue: You'll pass the New London Theatre walking from Aldwych to High Holborn along this lane
Output: drury lane
Category: JELLY BELLY FLAVORS 
Clue: This fruit flavor comes in both green & red
Output: apple
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: In 1985 President Reagan signed Public Law 99-54 recognizing "Pause for the Pledge" as a part of this day's activities
Output: flag day
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: "Freddy's Nightmares", a horror anthology that debuted in 1988, was based on this movie series
Output: nightmare on elm street
Category: 1990s POP/ROCK 
Clue: Their "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" was featured in the movie "Armageddon"
Output: aerosmith
Category: TALES 
Clue: In 1931 Jean de Brunhoff wrote the first of several children's tales about this elephant
Output: babar
Category: ALSO A 3-LETTER TREE 
Clue: A variety of California laurel, or a body of water forming an indentation of a shoreline
Output: bay
Category: STATE TREES 
Clue: The fan-shaped leaves of this South Carolina state tree are sometimes used to make baskets
Output: the palmetto
Category: APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: Kellogg's puts 2 of these measures of raisins in a box of Raisin Bran
Output: scoops
Category: SODA POP QUIZ 
Clue: It was originally called bib-label lithiated lemon-lime soda
Output: 7-up
Category: COLORS 
Clue: The 3 colors that make up the dots on a color TV screen
Output: blue, green, and red
Category: ALL OVER THE WORLD 
Clue: Home to a famous zoo, the Schonbrunn Palace in this city is also home to an annual Mozart festival
Output: vienna
Category: BETTER MOUSETRAPS 
Clue: Cool!  He discovered his deep freezing method for food while in Labrador on a fur trading expedition
Output: clarence birdseye
Category: FASHION STATEMENTS 
Clue: An uncommonly generous person will "give you" this "off his back"
Output: his shirt
Category: '50s TV 
Clue: In 1955, 4 versions of the theme to this Disney series hit the Top 20, including one by its star, Fess Parker
Output: davey crockett
Category: LET'S PLAY CHICKEN 
Clue: It's often performed at wedding receptions
Output: funky chicken
Category: DISNEYLANDS 
Clue: Though it was inspired by Mad King Ludwig's pad, it's her "Castle" you'll see in the Anaheim park
Output: sleeping beauty
Category: KANSAS CITIES 
Clue: As you might expect, Ulysses is the seat of this "Presidential" county
Output: grant
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Wisconsin is bordered by these 2 of the 5 Great Lakes
Output: michigan & superior
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: This biggest computer company is biggest also among companies in philanthropic contributions
Output: ibm
Category: UNREAL ESTATE 
Clue: This fictional setting of "The Edge of Night" shared its name with Jefferson's home
Output: monticello
Category: DECEMBER 1969 
Clue: On December 1, 1969 the U.S. held the first one of these since 1942; September 14 was drawn first
Output: a selective service lottery
Category: INDEPENDENCE! 
Clue: In 1896, after losing a war Italy was forced to recognize the independence of this African country
Output: ethiopia
Category: CANDY NAMES 
Clue: The time during the week when wages are given
Output: pay day
Category: WHEN WE WERE KINGS 
Clue: 1973 to present, in Sweden
Output: carl gustaf
Category: COURTS 
Clue: This term for a crude or unfair tribunal was first recorded in mid-19th C. America, not in Australia
Output: kangaroo court
Category: FLY ME 
Clue: His name rings true as the man whose company built copters & the X-1, the first aircraft to break the sound barrier
Output: bell
Category: LUXEMBOURG 
Clue: Encyclopedia Britannica says this, not French, is the lingua franca of Luxembourg
Output: german
Category: KITCHEN UTENSILS 
Clue: When buying one of these to test for doneness in meat, choose one with a thin probe that will let less juice out
Output: meat thermometer
Category: PC WORLD 
Clue: To take fleas off your dog, or to detect, locate & correct errors in a computer program
Output: debug
Category: ESPN ENTERTAINMENT 
Clue: Matt Dillon narrates "Once in a Lifetime", about this New York City soccer team Pele played for
Output: the cosmos
Category: SHOPPING U.S.A. 
Clue: In 1996 Graceland Gifts in this city sold a limited edition Elvis Cabbage Patch Kid in a gold lame suit
Output: memphis
Category: THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 
Clue: Goooooolly!  This show spun off from "The Andy Griffith Show" in 1964
Output: gomer pyle, u.s.m.c.
Category: AUTHORS' RHYME TIME 
Clue: Austen's walking sticks
Output: jane\'s canes
Category: "W"ORDS 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew riding a horse in the forest)  Let's see how Daily Double likes being scratched here, the highest point of the back
Output: withers
Category: THE GARMENT DISTRICT 
Clue: In 2010 an official in this Afghanistan neighbor was told if he's so afraid of the Taliban, he should wear a woman's dupatta
Output: pakistan
Category: INSECTS 
Clue: This pious carnivore's name is from the Greek for "prophet" or "seer"
Output: praying mantis
Category: LEGAL ABBREV. 
Clue: Enacted by Congress, the U.C.M.J is the Uniform Code of this type of Justice
Output: military
Category: WHO'S BIBLICALLY SPEAKING? 
Clue: "Ye shall return unto the land of your possession, and enjoy it, which Moses... gave you on this side Jordan"
Output: joshua
Category: HOLLYWOULDN'T 
Clue: A proposed third film in this series would've seen the title guys "in Hell", but Bill Murray slimed the project
Output: ghostbusters
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Snaketown on the Gila River in this state is the best-studied village of the Hohokam culture
Output: arizona
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: A 2010 story informed us that Mike Sorrentino aka the Situation, is loving his new fame as part of this show
Output: jersey shore
Category: WHAT THE DICKENS? 
Clue: "Tough Days"
Output: hard times
Category: DEAL OR NO DEAL 
Clue: The USA said "Deal!" on April 30, 1803 when it agreed to pay France $15 million for this
Output: the louisiana purchase
Category: LET'S GET BIZET! 
Clue: A teenaged Bizet won the Prix de Rome for "Clovis et Clotilde", this type of 7-letter choral composition
Output: a cantata
Category: STATE BORDERS 
Clue: California & New Mexico
Output: arizona
Category: WHAT BROUGHT THAT ON? 
Clue: Anita Hill's accusations led Clarence Thomas to call his confirmation process "a high-tech" this
Output: a lynching
Category: ODD NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: In an expression possibly from Shakespeare's time, a short-lived sensation is this many "days' wonder"
Output: 9
Category: THE 1970s 
Clue: The title of this Robert Pirsig bestseller tells you it relates to Buddhism as well as other things
Output: "zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance"
Category: BLARNEY 
Clue: This word for a type of liquor applies to a 1794 American rebellion
Output: whiskey
Category: DONALD TRUMP 
Clue: The Donald graduated first in his class from this school of finance at U.Penn. in 1968
Output: wharton
Category: ANDY IS DANDY 
Clue: This actor from "Godfather III" & "Jennifer Eight" was born in Havana in 1956
Output: andy garcia
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: Carroll O' Connor stars as chief Bill Gillespie in this NBC series based on 1967's "Best Picture"
Output: "in the heat of the night"
Category: BIOGRAPHY 
Clue: Turned on in 1920, tuned in to LSD in the '60s, dropped out in 1996
Output: dr. timothy leary
Category: EAGLE HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards won the hearts of Englanders in 1988 competing in this Olympic event
Output: ski jumping
Category: AT THE POD "IUM" 
Clue: I promise I'll stop pontificating if you promise to not take me back to one of these recuperative hospitals
Output: a sanitarium
Category: JEOPARDY.COM 
Clue: Jeopardy.com has this hypertext connection to a page where you can play "Jeopardy!" online
Output: link
Category: ON THE "L-I-E" 
Clue: He takes over for the starting pitcher
Output: relief pitcher
Category: WHEN THEY WERE TEENS 
Clue: Russell Crowe spent most of his childhood in Australia but moved back to this country of his birth at age 14
Output: new zealand
Category: "G"EOGRAPHY 
Clue: Syros, Skyros & Skiathos are just 3 of this Balkan country's many islands
Output: greece
Category: YOU'RE JUST "GR"EAT 
Clue: It's the geographic feature mentioned in Arizona's state nickname
Output: the grand canyon
Category: ART FOR ART'S SAKE 
Clue: A roomful of silver balloons that move with the air currents is a highlight of this pop artist's Pittsburgh museum
Output: andy warhol
Category: STATE FACTS 
Clue: Though endangered, the nene is its state bird
Output: hawaii
Category: HEY, "GOOD" LOOKING! 
Clue: The liturgy of this day includes a reading of the Passion according to St. John
Output: good friday
Category: SPELL THE LAST NAME 
Clue: WWI French premier Georges...
Output: c-l-e-m-e-n-c-e-a-u
Category: LEGS & THE WOMAN 
Clue: A 1984 video by this band featured some great legs, if you weren't distracted by the red 1933 coupe
Output: zz top
Category: HATS 
Clue: Slang for a construction worker
Output: a hardhat
Category: I LOVE CANDY 
Clue: The pattern on this Christmas favorite may have come from the barber pole
Output: candy cane
Category: PENGUIN CLASSICS 
Clue: The first classic, issued in 1946, was this Homer tale of heading home
Output: "the odyssey"
Category: RING IN NOW 
Clue: In 2002 Mexico's president Vicente Fox drew criticism for kissing this man's ring
Output: the pope
Category: INK 
Clue: 1988 film that featured a will written in Acme disappearing & re-appearing ink
Output: "who framed roger rabbit"
Category: FUN WITH COUNTRY NAMES 
Clue: Of the countries named for saints, the one that's completely surrounded by Italy
Output: san marino
Category: NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES 
Clue: The armory in this Mass. town was  America's small arms manufacturer for nearly 200 years
Output: springfield
Category: IRS STUFF 
Clue: Filing jointly, families with 2 or more kids & making under $34,178 a year may receive the EITC, this credit
Output: earned income tax credit
Category: WORLD RELIGION 
Clue: The Druze, who permit no conversion or intermarriage, live mainly in Syria & this neighboring Mideast country
Output: lebanon
Category: WELLS 
Clue: A hilltop well in Kilmersdon, England is the supposed site of this nursery rhyme pair's downfall
Output: jack & jill
Category: IT'S A GUY THING 
Clue: Proverbially, they're what men hate asking for, even if they end, "You can't miss it"
Output: directions
Category: PANTS 
Clue: Calf-length pants styled in colorful island prints are named for this type of Hawaiian party
Output: luau pants
Category: PRESIDENTS 
Clue: Inaugurated in 1809, he's considered the last of the Founding Fathers to serve as president
Output: madison
Category: SUPERMAN 
Clue: In "Superman III" this comedian uses the "Salami Technique" to steal tiny sums of money from many bank accounts
Output: richard pryor
Category: CALIFORNIA, OREGON OR WASHINGTON 
Clue: Its Shakespeare Festival at Ashland started in 1935
Output: oregon
Category: REAL AUDIO 
Clue: His "Rock & Roll Music" includes "Maybellene" & "Roll Over Beethoven"
Output: chuck berry
Category: HISTORIC HBO 
Clue: In "Warm Springs", Kathy Bates gives therapy to this politico seeking a miracle cure in 1920s Georgia
Output: fdr
Category: THEY'RE LYRICAL 
Clue: He wrote the lyrics to " 's Wonderful"; his brother wrote the wonderful music
Output: ira gershwin
Category: THE "LAST" CATEGORY 
Clue: Administered by a Catholic priest to the very ill or dying
Output: last rites
Category: CLASSIC MONOPOLY TOKENS 
Clue: Awaiting the inevitable is like "waiting for the other" this "to drop"
Output: the shoe
Category: LESSER-KNOWN AMERICANS 
Clue: In January 1777 Mary Goddard printed up the first copies of this that also included the signers' names
Output: the declaration of independence
Category: EASY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 
Clue: Linus Pauling used X-ray crystallography to study the patterns of keratin in this body part
Output: hair
Category: PRINTING 
Clue: A halftone print is really an optical illusion; it's actually lots & lots of these that seem to form an image
Output: dots
Category: CHEER LEADERS 
Clue: Conservative PM Stephen Harper is working to lower the wait times in the national health care system of this country
Output: canada
Category: DAN-O-MITE 
Clue: This 19th c. orator went to Dartmouth & argued Dartmouth College v. Woodward before the Supreme Court
Output: webster
Category: STATE SEALS 
Clue: This bird is depicted on Louisiana's state seal in a nest with her 3 young
Output: brown pelican
Category: JUST SAY YES 
Clue: Dutch, Swedish & German "yes men" all use this word
Output: ja
Category: SHADES OF GRAY & WHITE 
Clue: It may be whipped or clotted
Output: cream
Category: WHY NOT? 
Clue: In holding back at this city at the E. end of the Strait of Dover, Hitler may have thought he'd force peace on England
Output: dunkirk
Category: NEW HAMPSHIRE 
Clue: How cool!  In 1998 New Hampshire adopted this as its state sport
Output: skiing
Category: BEAUTY PAGEANTRY 
Clue: 2001 is the 50th anniversary of this grandiose title currently held by Lara Dutta of India
Output: miss universe
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: The names of the 2nd, 3rd & 4th most populous cities in California begin with these 3 letters
Output: san
Category: I KNOW A LITTLE... 
Clue: German; she's das Madchen, this young person
Output: a young girl
Category: PLANTS & TREES 
Clue: The name of this yellow narcissus comes from the Latin juncus, meaning "rush"
Output: jonquil
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Deneb is the brightest star in this constellation whose name means swan
Output: cygnus
Category: PARKS 
Clue: The Channel Islands, a famed breeding place for sea lions, are this state's only offshore national park
Output: california
Category: WITCHCRAFT 
Clue: Until Dorothy showed up, these small folks toiled as slaves for Oz' Wicked Witch of the East
Output: munchkins
Category: IT'S REIGNING MEN 
Clue: In 1978 this Spaniard became the first crowned monarch to make an official visit to China
Output: juan carlos
Category: U.S. FLAG ETIQUETTE 
Clue: In a military fold, the flag is folded twice lengthwise & then folded until this geometric shape is achieved at the finish
Output: a triangle
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: It's said this silent pres. liked to eat breakfast in bed while having Vaseline rubbed on his head
Output: calvin coolidge
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: This classic party game from Milton Bradley will tie you up in knots
Output: twister
Category: IT HAPPENED ON HALLOWEEN 
Clue: On Oct. 31, 1754 George II granted a charter to King's College in New York City, now known as this university
Output: columbia
Category: GIRLS IN SONG 
Clue: 1 of the 2 songs which topped the charts during Sept. 1962, both girls' names starting with "S"
Output: "sherry"
Category: CELEBRITY BIOGRAPHIES 
Clue: "A Rocky Life"
Output: sylvester stallone
Category: CANADIAN HODGEPODGE 
Clue: This rodent is considered a national symbol of Canada
Output: beaver
Category: PARADISE LOST 
Clue: Completes the famous line from Book I, "Better to reign in hell, than..."
Output: serve in heaven
Category: THE BIG 10 
Clue: The title of this Boccaccio work means "10 Days"
Output: decameron
Category: GARDENING 
Clue: A shady corner is the perfect spot for this type of plant that includes thousands of species
Output: fern
Category: FEARnet 
Clue: FEARnet search allows you to search by topic, like "cannibalism", "werewolf" or this director of "Evil Dead"
Output: sam raimi
Category: TASTES LIKE CHICKEN 
Clue: Their habit of playing dead makes them easy to catch, roast & serve with sweet 'taters
Output: possums
Category: 1992 WOMEN OLYMPIANS 
Clue: It was a fine moment in "summer" swimming when she finally got the gold after a silver & bronze
Output: summer sanders
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: It was named for Hertford, England
Output: hartford, connecticut
Category: EXPLORATION 
Clue: In 1769 this British captain charted the coast of Tahiti & then set sail for New Zealand
Output: captain cook
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: A Boston museum features the Beaver II, a full-scale replica of one of the 3 ships involved in this 1773 event
Output: boston tea party
Category: IT BORDERS JUST ONE OTHER COUNTRY 
Clue: Denmark
Output: germany
Category: D-DAY 
Clue: A counterattack by tanks called these, from the German for "armor", was barely turned back by British gunners
Output: panzers
Category: MOVIE CLASSICS 
Clue: John Huston wrote & directed this film about a black bird
Output: the maltese falcon
Category: FACIAL EXPRESSIONS 
Clue: When you're kidding, you're said to have your "tongue in" this -- kind of hard to talk that way
Output: cheek
Category: SO LONG 
Clue: Linking Brooklyn & Staten Island, it's the USA's longest suspension bridge
Output: the verrazano(-narrows)
Category: STREET JOURNAL 
Clue: This street in New Orleans' French Quarter is named for a royal house, not for whiskey
Output: bourbon street
Category: I'M IN "SEVENTH" HEAVEN 
Clue: Folklorically, this descendant will have occult powers; it's also an Iron Maiden album
Output: seventh son of a seventh son
Category: ____ING 
Clue: It "Becomes Electra"
Output: mourning
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: Easterly's antonym
Output: westerly
Category: WHERE THINGS HAPPENED 
Clue: This site of the Great Mosque & the Kaaba was the capital of the kingdom of Hejaz
Output: mecca
Category: FROM PAGE TO SCREEN 
Clue: "The Informant!" starring him as real-life whistleblower Mark Whiteacre, was based on a book by Kurt Eichenwald
Output: matt damon
Category: A LINE 
Clue: The Yamanote Line, this city's busiest train line, carries more than 3.5 million people a day
Output: tokyo
Category: "FUN" WORDS 
Clue: On this type of railway, ascending & descending cars may counterbalance each other
Output: funicular
Category: MAKING UP 
Clue: In the 1920s this immigrant from Russia revolutionized the way makeup was used in the movies
Output: max factor
Category: A FREEZER FULL OF FOOD 
Clue: "What would you do for" one of this brand's NASCAR bars with caramel ice cream, a chocolate wafer & peanuts?
Output: a klondike bar
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: A silent mob scene
Output: a quiet riot
Category: MAMMALS 
Clue: Much like human fingerprints, the stripes of this mammal in the genus Equus are individually different
Output: zebra
Category: "HEAVEN" & "HELL" 
Clue: Carol line following "Holy infant so tender and mild"
Output: "sleep in heavenly peace"
Category: STATE NICKNAMES 
Clue: The "Quaker State"
Output: pennsylvania
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: In 1870s cartoonist Thomas Nast gave Democrats & GOP these symbols
Output: the donkey and the elephant
Category: THE 23rd PSALM 
Clue: "Surely" these 2 quantities "shall follow me all the days of my life"
Output: goodness & mercy
Category: CALL ME IRVING 
Clue: He's the boy wonder in whose name the Motion Picture Academy gives out a prestigious award
Output: irving thalberg
Category: THE SPORTING LIFE 
Clue: Moose Goheen, Moose Johnson, Moose Watson & Bobby Hull are all in this sport's hall of fame
Output: ice hockey
Category: SECOND PLACE 
Clue: He had the second highest vote total in the 1944 U.S. presidential balloting
Output: thomas e. dewey
Category: YOUNG GOTHS 
Clue: This ancient symbol worn by some Goths has also been called "the key of the Nile"
Output: ankh
Category: YOU DA BOMB! 
Clue: It's a homemade bomb consisting of a gasoline-filled bottle ignited by a rag stuck in the bottle's neck
Output: a molotov cocktail
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Handsome Dan, this Ivy League university's first bulldog mascot, now resides in a glass case, stuffed
Output: yale
Category: MOVIE TRIVIA 
Clue: Sigourney Weaver's baby got pushed around by poltergeists in this 1989 sequel
Output: ghostbusters 2
Category: WHAT A DOLL! 
Clue: One of the first dolls made from vinyl was Sparkle Plenty, based on a character in this detective comic strip
Output: dick tracy
Category: SPORTS ILLUSTRATED 50th ANNIVERSARY 
Clue: In January 1964 the first annual of these issues hit the stands; it was shot in Cozumel
Output: the swimsuit issue
Category: BIRDS & BEES 
Clue: The smallest of these smallest birds is the bee type
Output: the hummingbird
Category: SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES 
Clue: Pittsburgh's National League team is sometimes known as the Bucs, short for these
Output: buccaneers
Category: A "C"OUNTRY MILE 
Clue: This country is about 2,700 miles long & averages 110 miles wide
Output: chile
Category: JAWS 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  After going months over schedule here at Martha's Vineyard, he feared he might never direct another movie
Output: steven spielberg
Category: BEETHOVEN 
Clue: Of Mozart, Haydn or Bach, the one Beethoven studied under in his early 20s
Output: haydn
Category: YOUR TEETH 
Clue: In the dentist's office, Procaine & Lidocaine are types of this
Output: anesthetics
Category: OUT OF THE MICROWAVE 
Clue: Dishes made of this type of material can damage a microwave & shouldn't be used
Output: metal
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH THE SAME LETTER 
Clue: A cutting remark or a sharp point, perhaps on a fishhook
Output: a barb
Category: OF NO IMPORTANCE 
Clue: An unimportant vegetable, "A Hill Of" them is still unimportant
Output: beans
Category: VIRGINIA WOOLF 
Clue: First name of Virginia's husband; he survived her by 28 years
Output: leonard
Category: COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG 
Clue: You might sit in your lion's lair -- chair -- while reading your linen draper -- this
Output: newspaper
Category: "SEP"-TEMBER 
Clue: Another term for hara-kiri, it's from the Japanese for "cut the abdomen"
Output: seppuku
Category: TV CAREER MOVES 
Clue: "Mad Men" enthusiasts should know that Elisabeth Moss was Zoey Bartlet for seven years on this series
Output: the west wing
Category: HISTORIC QUOTES 
Clue: He told the 1984 Dem. Convention, "Our flag is red, white, & blue, but our nation is a rainbow"
Output: jesse jackson
Category: USED STUFF 
Clue: If you find an original zoot suit in a secondhand store, it's probably from this decade
Output: the 1940s
Category: TOURING USA 
Clue: Dating from about 1730, Stratford Hall was the birthplace of Robert E. Lee in this state
Output: virginia
Category: DOROTHY PARKER 
Clue: "The only ism Hollywood believes in is" this, just about the worst thing of which a writer can be accused
Output: plagiarism
Category: INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: Grenadans are known for grating this spice on their rum punch; you may prefer it on eggnog
Output: nutmeg
Category: I'LL CRY IF I WANT TO 
Clue: It's the sad country where the photo was taken in 1940
Output: france
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: Shortly after birth, the placenta, also called this, is expelled from the uterus
Output: afterbirth
Category: THE BODY HUMAN 
Clue: These smallest blood-carrying tubes in the body link arteries to veins
Output: capillaries
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: Published posthumously in 1977, "American Hunger" is a continuation of his "Black Boy" autobiography
Output: wright
Category: IT'S A BYRD 
Clue: Unusual middle name of Richard E. Byrd, it's also the first name of the author of "Brideshead Revisited"
Output: evelyn
Category: THE DREADED OPERA CATEGORY 
Clue: Virgil Thomson's 1933 opera "Four Saints In Three" of these actually has 4 of them
Output: acts
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL 
Clue: Anyone born on this southern U.S. island is called a conch, also a delicacy there, like stone crab claws
Output: key west
Category: AGES AGO 
Clue: The 1571 Battle of Lepanto was the last major naval battle between ships powered by these
Output: oars(men)
Category: MARILYN MONROE 
Clue: In 1956 Marilyn converted to Judaism before she married this playwright
Output: arthur miller
Category: EPONYMS 
Clue: Although his name is now a synonym for rags-to-riches success, this 19th c. author never achieved that success
Output: horatio alger
Category: LITTLE PITCHY DOG 
Clue: Named for China's capital, these vocal dogs were thought to be semi-divine & considered to be good fortune
Output: a pekingese
Category: A TOM CRUISE FILM FESTIVAL 
Clue: "I lost the Number 1 draft pick the night before the draft!"
Output: jerry maguire
Category: SHATTERING ALLUSIONS 
Clue: A person who can get out of tight situations is one of these, the name of a '20s escape artist
Output: a houdini
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: This town on the York River was the site of the last major battle of the Revolutionary War
Output: yorktown
Category: TABLE MANNERS 
Clue: In Spain and Portugal, the proper way to eat asparagus is with these
Output: the fingers
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: In the 24 seasons he's owned this team, George Steinbrenner has changed managers 20 times
Output: new york yankees
Category: LANDMARKS 
Clue: The Mexuar, the Serallo & the Harem are parts of the Royal Palace in this complex overlooking Granada, Spain
Output: the alhambra
Category: EDUCATION 
Clue: In 2009 the Dept. of Education announced a $4.35 billion fund for state grants called "Race to" this
Output: the top
Category: WAITER! 
Clue: To get us started, a serving of this dish named for an oilman: oysters topped with spinach & then baked
Output: oysters rockefeller
Category: FOOD AROUND THE USA 
Clue: Oscar Mayer, Louis Rich & Swift's Premium all first packed their products in this state
Output: illinois
Category: THE OLYMPIAN GODS 
Clue: This Greek wisdom goddess was born full grown from Zeus' head because he'd swallowed his pregnant first wife
Output: athena