niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 
Clue: Here's some current info: Duke Energy, headquartered in this state, brings electric power to 4 million people
Output: north carolina
Category: SPORTS-POURRI 
Clue: This NHL "Golden Brett" said coach Mike Keenan was "the kind of guy who will stab you in the back right to your face"
Output: brett hull
Category: "HO" 
Clue: In this process the fat molecules in milk are broken up into very fine particles
Output: homogenization
Category: COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG 
Clue: When I run out of bees and honey -- money -- I visit the iron tank -- this place
Output: bank
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: Diane Keaton directed an episode of this David Lynch series about a strange town in the Northwest
Output: twin peaks
Category: FLAGS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: The armillary sphere on this country's flag honors Prince Henry the Navigator
Output: portugal
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: This explorer served on both sides in the war before he went looking for Dr. Livingstone
Output: henry stanley
Category: TAKE A SEAT! 
Clue: Seat seen here, possibly preferred by Spielberg or Welles:
Output: director\'s chair
Category: BRITISH TIDBITS 
Clue: This Virginia-born lady was 40 when she was elected to the British parliament in 1919
Output: lady astor
Category: READ THE FOOD LABEL 
Clue: The daily values are based on a diet of 2,000 or 2,500 of these a day
Output: calories
Category: OLD TESTAMENT BOOKS 
Clue: In chapter 1 of this aptly named book, God orders that the first census of Israel be taken
Output: numbers
Category: CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES 
Clue: Marlene Dietrich, 1901
Output: berlin
Category: NAME THAT POET 
Clue: "By the shores of Gitche Gumee, by the shining big-sea-water, stood the Wigwam of Nokomis"
Output: longfellow
Category: PHILOSOPHERS 
Clue: You shouldn't put this French "Discourse on Method" author before the horse
Output: descartes
Category: THE "LONG" & THE "SHORT" OF IT 
Clue: Take note: a secretary takes notes using this system that uses symbols for words & phrases
Output: shorthand
Category: COLORS IN NATURE 
Clue: As far as we know, this heron of the genus Ardea isn't a "people eater"
Output: purple
Category: GOT MILNE? 
Clue: One of Milne's early successes was the collection of light verse titled "When We Were Very" this
Output: young
Category: TOWERS 
Clue: The descendants of Noah erected it on the plain of Shinar
Output: tower of babel
Category: BY THE BAY 
Clue: This New Jersey city whose name starts with "bay" is between Newark & upper New York Bays
Output: bayonne
Category: PUERTO RICO 
Clue: This country surrendered Puerto Rico to the U.S. in the 1898 Treaty of Paris
Output: spain
Category: MARINERS 
Clue: Knowledge of this colonizer of Greenland comes from 2 accounts: "Eric's Saga" & "The Greenlanders' Saga"
Output: eric the red
Category: AM I BLUE? 
Clue: One of the loudest animals on earth is the blue type of this creature; it can be heard over 500 miles away
Output: a whale
Category: SPORTS RULES, MAN! 
Clue: In this track & field event, a 45-meter-long runway can front a 9-meter-long moistened sandpit
Output: long jump
Category: WE'RE NO. 1! 
Clue: On "Star Trek", when Captain Picard calls for Number 1, this officer comes running
Output: commander riker
Category: AIRLINES CODES 
Clue: AA
Output: american airlines
Category: THE 1930S 
Clue: A 1933 New Deal measure set up this, the TVA, to provide rural electric power in part of the South
Output: tennessee valley authority
Category: WHERE WERE YOU IN '62? 
Clue: This Space Age animated family made their network debut in the fall of '62
Output: the jetsons
Category: SHIPS 
Clue: On July 21, 1997 this "old" ship celebrated the 200th anniversary of its launch by sailing into Boston harbor
Output: the constitution
Category: TRAVEL CANADA 
Clue: The Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in this Quebec city spawned its own museum of humor
Output: montreal
Category: SECRETARIES OF COMMERCE 
Clue: Though sworn in 7 months earlier, Lewis Strauss was denied confirmation by this body in 1959
Output: senate
Category: "LOCK" & "KEY" 
Clue: Begun by a retired minister in 1876 to make socks for lumberjacks, this company soon expanded into underwear
Output: jockey
Category: FORM LETTERS 
Clue: The simplest version of IRS Form 1040 adds these 2 letters
Output: e-z
Category: THE BODY CANINE 
Clue: A dog cools its body mainly by panting because these glands are only found on its feet
Output: sweat glands
Category: PARADES 
Clue: Irving Berlin penned 17 musical numbers for this Fred Astaire-Judy Garland holiday film
Output: easter parade
Category: A "LONE" 
Clue: By the 1950s, scientists were able to do this to frogs; mice followed, in the '80s
Output: clone
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: Small ships can travel from this river's mouth 2,300 miles upstream to Iquitos, Peru
Output: amazon
Category: U.S. CITY NICKNAMES 
Clue: This U.S. city, not the Russian one it's named for, is "The Shuffleboard Capital of the World"
Output: st. petersburg
Category: HAVE A BEER & A SLOGAN 
Clue: "The beer that made Milwaukee famous"
Output: schlitz
Category: CHEWING GUM 
Clue: 1st produced in 1928, manufacturers blew their wad making it
Output: bubble gum
Category: IT'S A BIRD! 
Clue: Due to Parker's prominence, this leading New York City jazz club was named for him
Output: birdland
Category: TRIANGLES 
Clue: Body part in the triangle atop the pyramid in the Great Seal of the United States
Output: eye
Category: CRIME & PUNISHMENT 
Clue: The punishment at the end of the novel "Crime And Punishment" is servitude in this cold region
Output: siberia
Category: YOU, YOUR HEALTH & YOU 
Clue: Mere contact on scratched skin of saliva from an animal with this disease, aka hydrophobia, can transmit it
Output: rabies
Category: PLAY REVIVALS 
Clue: George Grizzard was on board as Cap'n Andy when this "Ol' Man River" musical rolled into London in 1998
Output: "showboat"
Category: OBITS 
Clue: The world mourned when the voice of this man, "The Voice" was silenced May 14, 1998
Output: frank sinatra
Category: LITERARY HODGEPODGE 
Clue: His sci-fi novel, "The Invisible Man" is sometimes subtitled "a fantastic sensation"
Output: h.g. wells
Category: OUT OF THE "BLUE" 
Clue: In a famous jingle, "Everything's Better With" this kind of margarine "on it"
Output: blue bonnet
Category: AT "EASE" 
Clue: The political strategy of pacifying a hostile nation in the hope of avoiding war
Output: appeasement
Category: MUSICAL THEATRE 
Clue: We don't want to spoil it for you, but near the end of "Les Mis" Inspector Javert throws himself into this river
Output: the seine
Category: GOT "ILK"? 
Clue: Some worms make it
Output: silk
Category: EXPLORATION 
Clue: Around 480 B.C. Himilco of this powerful north African city sailed the Atlantic, maybe as far north as Ireland
Output: carthage
Category: AL, HISTORY'S PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE PAL 
Clue: In 1871 Chicago, Al promises to retrieve this woman's lantern from a barn but he'll get to it in a minute; oops
Output: mrs. o\'leary
Category: IT'S IMAGINARY 
Clue: 1962 would have followed 1914 & 1939 in the sequence if this had resulted from the Cuban Missile Crisis
Output: world war iii
Category: AMERICAN LIT 
Clue: He won National Book Awards for "Goodbye, Columbus" & "Sabbath's Theater"
Output: philip roth
Category: ASSOCIATES 
Clue: From a word for "to labor together", it's one who helps the enemy force occupying his country
Output: collaborator
Category: LET IT "B" 
Clue: An ancient Mesopotamian capital city on the Euphrates
Output: babylon
Category: NEAT, SHE 
Clue: This character on "Friends" is a "self-professed neat freak"
Output: monica
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Its chemical symbol is Sn
Output: tin
Category: BEGINS & ENDS WITH "M" 
Clue: According to the title of a 1953 film, it's what Ethel Merman wanted to be called
Output: madam
Category: MOVIE ADJECTIVES 
Clue: 1981: "The Gods Must Be _____ "
Output: crazy
Category: PETS 
Clue: They can be house-trained & kept indoors; outdoors, a hutch will keep them from hopping away
Output: rabbits
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: This term for the Christian belief that denies the trinity lent its name to a denomination
Output: unitarianism
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: The name of this military horn comes from the Latin for "young ox" since the first ones were ox horns
Output: bugle
Category: ENDS IN "I" 
Clue: In 1991, when she was only 15, she became the youngest woman to reach the semifinals at Wimbledon
Output: capriati
Category: "AFTER" CLASS 
Clue: To increase a jet plane's thrust, turn on these that feed fuel into the hot exhaust gases
Output: afterburners
Category: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 
Clue: In October 1956 the international city of Tangier became part of this country
Output: morocco
Category: YOU "GO" FIRST 
Clue: A 1990s computer text retrieval protocol shared its name with this rodent
Output: gopher
Category: EASTER 
Clue: It's where you'll find Chile's Isla de Pascua National Park
Output: easter island
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: "The Battle Above the Clouds" was fought on this Tennessee mountain with a good view
Output: lookout mountain
Category: 5-LETTER THE BETTER 
Clue: This 5-letter term comes from a Red Sea port in Yemen where coffee was exported
Output: mocha
Category: UP IN THE SKY! 
Clue: Over 90 nations have agreed to a total ban on CFCs by the year 2000 to protect this atmospheric layer
Output: ozone layer
Category: TOYS IN THE GARAGE 
Clue: Rhyming name of the "brilliant" toy seen here
Output: lite-brite
Category: DISNEYLAND SONGS 
Clue: "Grim, grinning ghosts come out to socialize..."
Output: the haunted mansion
Category: TOUGH TV TRIVIA 
Clue: Last name of the character Marlo Thomas played on "That Girl"
Output: marie
Category: CELEBRITY BOOKS 
Clue: In 1996 this comedian celebrated his 100th birthday with "100 Years: 100 Stories"
Output: george burns
Category: HOOKED ON PHOENIX 
Clue: Diners at the Rustler's Rooste chow down on this "noisy" pit viper, served as an appetizer
Output: rattlesnake
Category: UNDER THE COVERS 
Clue: Dexy's Midnight Runners No. 1 hit heard here in a version by ska band Save Ferris:
Output: "come on eileen"
Category: 1930s AVIATION 
Clue: In 1932 & '33 one of these airships made a total of 18 trips between Germany & Brazil
Output: zeppelin
Category: "B" THERE 
Clue: Ocean City, Maryland is a favorite summer destination for the 650,000 people of this city
Output: baltimore
Category: IN THE MILITARY? 
Clue: It costs $50 for a 1-day pass to this American airlines "club" lounge
Output: the admiral\'s club
Category: SEE YOU IN COURT 
Clue: In 1977 the Supreme Court ruled that John Bates, in this profession, had the right to advertise low fees
Output: lawyer/law
Category: DISNEYLAND RIDES & ATTRACTIONS 
Clue: It's a South Seas paradise in this "enchanted" room
Output: the tiki room
Category: A "HARD" PLACE 
Clue: Song that tells us, "When I get home to you, I find the things that you do will make me feel alright"
Output: "a hard day\'s night"
Category: LET'S HAVE A DRINK... OF WATER 
Clue: This independent agency of the U.S. government is concerned with providing clean drinking water to all Americans
Output: the epa
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: John Beradino, who passed away in 1996, played Dr. Steve Hardy on this daytime soap for over 30 years
Output: general hospital
Category: 13-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's the science or philosophy of law
Output: jurisprudence
Category: 6 
Clue: The 6th letter of the Greek alphabet, it corresponds to our 26th
Output: zeta
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: During the twilight of the gods, Odin is destined to be eaten by Fenris, one of these lupine animals
Output: wolf
Category: FLOWERS 
Clue: This "African" flower is also called the Saintpaulia for its discoverer, Baron Walter von Saint Paul-Illaire
Output: african violet
Category: CLASSIC SITCOMS 
Clue: Carroll O' Connor, star of this classic sitcom, joined the cast of "Party Of Five" in 1996
Output: "all in the family"
Category: JEOPARDY! ACCEPTABLE RESPONSES 
Clue: We've never even heard anyone say the name Goyathlay, but we'd accept it for this Apache leader
Output: geronimo
Category: "O" YES! 
Clue: From the Old Norse for "manager", it's a non-governmental investigator who resolves complaints
Output: ombudsman
Category: IN THE PAST MILLENNIUM 
Clue: In 1999 Gallup found 18% polled believed the sun revolved around the Earth, opposite to this man's 1543 theory
Output: copernicus
Category: HOOSIER DADDY 
Clue: As a weatherman, this late night talk show host congratulated a tropical storm on being upgraded to a hurricane
Output: dave letterman
Category: AS YOU LIKE "IT" 
Clue: Its territory includes the island of Elba
Output: italy
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: After trying to measure this with signals between himself & an assistant, Galileo decided it was infinite
Output: the speed of light
Category: HISTORIC PEOPLE 
Clue: He didn't fiddle around after the Great Fire of Rome in 64 A.D.; he built himself a palace called The Golden House
Output: nero
Category: "TRIC"s 
Clue: Adjective meaning corresponding in size & shape on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane
Output: symmetric or symmetrical
Category: HOMEMAKING 
Clue: Use this pad of metal shavings to clean up your kids' scuffs & your great-aunt's cigarette burns
Output: steel wool
Category: YES, THAT'S "WHITE" 
Clue: A chess piece, or a company involved in a friendly takeover of another
Output: a white knight
Category: TALL STRUCTURES 
Clue: On July 21, 2007 the Burj Dubai surpassed this nation's Taipei 101 to become the world's tallest building
Output: taiwan
Category: "V"OCABULARY 
Clue: Proverbially speaking, it's "the spice of life"
Output: variety
Category: OFFICIAL STATE STUFF 
Clue: With this as its state beverage, there must be a lot of mustaches around Vermont
Output: milk
Category: COWBOYS & INDIANS 
Clue: A white mark on a horse's forehead, or the ax mark made on a tree to mark a trail
Output: a blaze
Category: WELL, YOU "NO" 
Clue: Neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radon & helium, collectively
Output: noble gases
Category: LOST "COS" 
Clue: This actor directed a 1990 movie that won 7 Oscars
Output: kevin costner
Category: "L.P."s 
Clue: Facility seen here at Kennedy Space Center
Output: launch pad
Category: 2000 CALENDARS 
Clue: This building's bicentennial is being celebrated in a series of calendars that include the art seen here
Output: the white house
Category: HEALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: Former Texas governor Ann Richards still campaigns, but now it's against this debilitating bone disease
Output: osteoporosis
Category: SHAKESPEARE'S WOMEN 
Clue: In "The Tempest" she gives the "O brave new world" line
Output: miranda
Category: THE CLASH 
Clue: World War II's Battle of the Coral Sea was the first naval battle that used only these
Output: airplanes
Category: "GEO" PARTY! 
Clue: It's "Just an old sweet song" that keeps this on Ray Charles' mind
Output: georgia
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: After dropping out of the 1996 presidential race, this wealthy Republican guest-hosted "Saturday Night Live"
Output: steve forbes
Category: FACTS FROM ALMANACS 
Clue: Norman Thomas did this 6 times: in 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944 & 1948
Output: run for president
Category: THE HOME SPA 
Clue: Cleopatra is said to have used rejuvenating products from this saline body of water in which the Jordan ends
Output: the dead sea
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: After a 1,750-mile trip from Germany, this river breaks into 3 branches in Romania before emptying into the Black Sea
Output: the danube
Category: CLAP TRAP 
Clue: Roman emperor from 54 to 68 A.D., he had a claque of 5,000 professional clappers on his concert tours
Output: nero
Category: FIX THE PROVERB 
Clue: Beware of geeks wearing lifts
Output: beware of greeks bearing gifts
Category: BIBLICAL POLICE BLOTTER 
Clue: When Herodias' burlesque-dancing daughter said she wanted to get ahead, she meant the head of this man
Output: john the baptist
Category: NORTHWESTERN 
Clue: Tenerife is the chief island in this Spanish island group off the northwest coast of Africa
Output: canary islands
Category: ON THE LONE PRAIRIE 
Clue: This city's nicknames include "City of the Lakes and Prairies" & "Hog Butcher for the World"
Output: chicago
Category: FUTURE CASINOS? 
Clue: A giant moose & some Mounties will greet us at the casino named for this country, my birthplace
Output: canada
Category: WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG 
Clue: Chechnya, a breakaway republic, was overrun by the army of this country in 1994
Output: russia
Category: HISTORIC PEOPLE 
Clue: "Pig-Sticking or Hog-Hunting" & "Scouting For Boys" are among the books by this former British soldier
Output: sir robert baden-powell
Category: MEDICINE SHOW 
Clue: The bronchodilator Albuterol helps relieve this condition, from the Greek for "panting"
Output: asthma
Category: AFRICA 
Clue: Central Africa's short people
Output: the pygmies
Category: SUPERSTITIONS 
Clue: In England it's considered good luck to see one of these somewhat sooty blokes on your wedding day
Output: chimney sweep
Category: "WORD" PLAY 
Clue: This game show premiered on CBS Oct. 2, 1961
Output: password
Category: BERMUDA SHORTS 
Clue: Bermuda's leading industry is financial services; this is No. 2
Output: tourism
Category: MUSICAL GROUPS 
Clue: Soon-to-depart members David Crosby & Gene Clark co-wrote this group's 1966 hit "Eight Miles High"
Output: the byrds
Category: ANCIENT TIMES 
Clue: Because of his work there, you could call the astronomer Hipparchus "the colossus of" this island
Output: rhodes
Category: TELL ME ABOUT "IT" 
Clue: When shopping, be wary of the old "bait &" this
Output: switch
Category: LEND ME YOUR MOUSEKETEER EARS 
Clue: The former Mouseketeer & "Facts of Life" star seen here, she's now a mom who home-schools her 3 kids
Output: lisa whelchel
Category: MARCH 1 
Clue: On March 1, 1692 Sarah Good didn't have a good day as she was interrogated as a possible witch in this town
Output: salem
Category: SURELY YOU JOUST 
Clue: Most jousting was unregulated & illegal until given official sanction for the first time by this English king in 1194 A.D.
Output: richard i
Category: DOC TALK 
Clue: AMA can mean "against" this
Output: medical advice
Category: CASANOVA 
Clue: Besides writing his popular autobiography, Casanova translated this Homer war work in 1775
Output: the iliad
Category: THERE'S A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING 
Clue: Probably the first emergency use of this device was on January 15, 1878 to alert doctors to a train wreck
Output: the telephone
Category: THE MIDDLE AGES 
Clue: Crackowes were a style of these with toes so long they were sometimes attached to the knees with chains
Output: shoes
Category: NURSERY RHYMES 
Clue: "There was a farmer had a dog and" this "was its name"
Output: b-i-n-g-o
Category: AIRLINES 
Clue: Flying Dutchman is the frequent flyer program of this airline
Output: klm
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: Her final answer?: On Feb. 29, 2000 she announced she's leaving Regis & her TV show to spread her "creative wings"
Output: kathie lee gifford
Category: FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS 
Clue: The Rolling Stones brought their pals to this Canadian city for a 2003 benefit to help it recover from a SARS outbreak
Output: toronto
Category: AFRICA 
Clue: In the summertime of 1796, he, not Mungo Jerry, explored the Niger River
Output: mungo park
Category: YOU GET AN "F" 
Clue: Ithaca, New York is on Cayuga, one of this group of narrow bodies of water
Output: the finger lakes
Category: THE PLAGUE 
Clue: Plague is generally spread from rodents to humans by these insects
Output: fleas
Category: UNFORESEEN FINDS 
Clue: To spite a customer who complained the tubers were too thick, chef George Crum created what became this treat
Output: potato chips
Category: WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE PARROTS 
Clue: Type of parrots seen here; at least they can be together:
Output: lovebirds
Category: ROAD TO PERDITION 
Clue: Proverbially, it's what the road to hell is paved with
Output: good intentions
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: Elton John & Kiki Dee had a No. 1 hit with "Don't Go" doing this
Output: breaking my heart
Category: CITY SPELLING 
Clue: Pardon me, boy, but this city is on the Moccasin Bend of the Tennessee River
Output: c-h-a-t-t-a-n-o-o-g-a
Category: WILD CRITTERS 
Clue: This armored mammal is one of the few known animal hosts for the bacterium that causes leprosy in humans
Output: armadillo
Category: SLOGANS 
Clue: "Quality is job one"
Output: ford
Category: BOOK REVIEWS BY TARZAN 
Clue: 2005, it return to bestseller list after long time, about 1959 Kansas murders, Tarzan horrified yet can't put book down
Output: in cold blood
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: In railroading, maglev is short for this
Output: magnetic levitation
Category: AWARDS & HONORS 
Clue: On June 3, 2001 "The Producers" won 12 of these awards, setting a new record
Output: a tony
Category: FAMOUS FACES IN HISTORY 
Clue: Recent computer analysis determined her face is 83% happy, 9% disgusted, 6% afraid & 2% angry
Output: mona lisa
Category: HOOKED ON PHOENIX 
Clue: Born in Phoenix in 1909, he ran for president in 1964
Output: barry goldwater
Category: NAME THE AUTOMAKER 
Clue: The Seville
Output: cadillac
Category: BURLAP TO CHARM 
Clue: To keep it white, the head of this cruciferous vegetable is tied up in its leaves when it's young to keep the sun off
Output: cauliflower
Category: THE BIG PARADE 
Clue: It rolls through Pasadena January 1st (or the 2nd, if the 1st falls on a Sunday)
Output: tournament of roses parade
Category: THE JIMMY 
Clue: In 1988 this popular minister tearfully admitted on his national TV show that he was guilty of an unspecified sin
Output: jimmy swaggart
Category: FLOWER 
Clue: Seeing the English Gardens at Mottisfont Abbey made Martha Stewart laugh at her own efforts to grow these
Output: roses
Category: COOKING 
Clue: To make chocolate ruffles, spread the chocolate on a chilled piece of this stone
Output: marble
Category: CAN'T LIVE WITH 'EM 
Clue: From words meaning "great madness", these people have delusions of grandeur
Output: megalomaniacs
Category: ACTORS & THEIR ROLES 
Clue: James Cromwell, Farmer Hoggett in this 1995 film, is the son of John Cromwell, who directed "Algiers" in 1938
Output: "babe"
Category: ALL ABOUT TROMBONES 
Clue: The most common trombone bears the name of this male singing voice
Output: tenor
Category: EURO COINS 
Clue: Both Monaco's and Belgium's Euros feature royal personages with this name, one a king, one a prince
Output: albert
Category: LIT-POURRI 
Clue: This 1961 novel by Joseph Heller takes place on the island of Pianosa
Output: "catch-22"
Category: COVER YOUR TRACKS 
Clue: In "The Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle", this punk group did the Monkees' "Stepping Stone" & Sinatra's "My Way" their way
Output: the sex pistols
Category: FASHIONABLE NAMES 
Clue: In July 1997 Carla Bruni & Eva Herzigova were among the models paying final respects to this designer in Milan
Output: gianni versace
Category: GO BLUE! 
Clue: "Find health insurance options" & "find a doctor or a hospital" are links at bcbs.com, the site for this
Output: blue cross blue shield
Category: MAKING A LIST 
Clue: In 1981 this duo topped the charts with "Kiss On My List"
Output: hall and oates
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: Andy Warhol said of these, "Plastic's better than dirty, used money"
Output: credit cards
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: In 1980, this U.S. speed skater became the first athlete to win five individual gold medals in one Olympics
Output: eric heiden
Category: WHAT'S NEW? 
Clue: Experts say the smell in a new one of these is from the phthalate plasticizers used in PVC, not leather
Output: car
Category: THE U.S. MINT 
Clue: He crossed from heads to tails to appear on the reverse of the 1999 New Jersey quarter
Output: george washington
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: From 1701 to 1875 New Haven & this city were twin capitals of Connecticut; today it's the only one
Output: hartford
Category: DOWN TO RIO 
Clue: Less than 20 minutes from downtown, you'll find this famous beach, followed by Ipanema & Leblon
Output: copacabana
Category: MESOPOTAMIA 
Clue: They settled Mesopotamia around 3500 B.C. & brought in some good ideas, like civilization & writing
Output: the sumerians
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: A female one of the gypsy species of this insect can lay over 1,000 eggs at one time
Output: moth
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: This tennis great who passed away in 1993 left behind the memoir "Days Of Grace"
Output: arthur ashe
Category: ALSO A COLOR 
Clue: In the 17th century Frederick Henry, Count of Nassau, was also called the Prince of this
Output: orange
Category: HOLE FOODS 
Clue: Recently joining the original & Honey Nut versions of this cereal is a new flavor: Banana Nut
Output: cheerios
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: This dictator's last battle was his defeat of Pompey's sons at Munda in 45 B.C.
Output: julius caesar
Category: FROM "B" TO "Y" 
Clue: The temperature is so mild & pleasant, it's downright this 5-letter adjective
Output: balmy
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Country in which you'd find the Book of Kells
Output: ireland
Category: SECRET MENUS 
Clue: A move to healthy eating got the Pizza Sub nixed from this chain, but we hear if you ask nicely some stores will make it
Output: subway
Category: THEY WERE CONTEMPORARIES 
Clue: There was good kinging in the 800s--Leo the Wise ruled the Byzantine Empire while England had Alfred the this
Output: the great
Category: ENTERPRISE 
Clue: In 2000 this firm introduced its Uncrustables, a peanut butter & jelly sandwich with no crust that just "has to be good"
Output: smucker\'s
Category: COUNTRY COOKING 
Clue: Tempura
Output: japan
Category: 20th CENTURY STYLE 
Clue: Harley Earl's designs for GM peaked with this 1959 Cadillac model
Output: eldorado
Category: PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAITS 
Clue: He was our shortest president
Output: james madison
Category: POETIC SETTINGS 
Clue: To Edith Wharton, this northwest French cathedral is "petalled with panes of azure, gules and or"
Output: chartres
Category: DECEMBER 1st 
Clue: 1959: 12 countries including the U.S. & the U.S.S.R. sign a treaty to keep this continent a scientific preserve
Output: antarctica
Category: RHINOCEROS NOW 
Clue: Like many health-conscious humans, rhinos have this type of diet
Output: vegetarian
Category: HORNBLOWER 
Clue: Gene Roddenberry used Hornblower as a model in creating this captain of the Enterprise
Output: james t. kirk
Category: CONTINENTAL CONGRESSMEN 
Clue: The Conway Cabal, a New England congressional group, plotted to oust this man as commander-in-chief
Output: george washington
Category: BEAR FACTS 
Clue: The constellation Ursa Major, meaning the "great bear", is better known by this name
Output: big dipper
Category: MUSICAL THEATRE 
Clue: Much of this musical about a man-eating plant is set at Mr. Mushnik's flower shop
Output: little shop of horrors
Category: "TRANS" MISSION 
Clue: It rises over 800 feet in San Francisco
Output: the transamerica pyramid
Category: GEMS & JEWELRY 
Clue: These October birthstones may lose their color & crack if allowed to dry out
Output: opals
Category: IT'S GONNA BLOW! 
Clue: A thin membrane helps this instrument produce its distinctive sound
Output: kazoo
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: A museum in this southernmost city in the continental U.S. displays Florida's lighthouse history
Output: key west
Category: RANKS & MEASURES 
Clue: Amplified rock music & a very close thunderclap hit 120 on this noise scale
Output: decibel scale
Category: WHITE 
Clue: The name of this disease comes from Greek words for "white" & "blood"
Output: leukemia
Category: THE FICTIONAL LAND OF OZ 
Clue: This paving material of the road to the Emerald City is in need of repairs
Output: yellow brick
Category: "K" MART 
Clue: A small, roofed street booth from which items like newspapers & candy can be bought
Output: a kiosk
Category: A LONG STRANGE "TRIP" 
Clue: Area mentioned in the second line of "The Marines' Hymn"
Output: the shores of tripoli
Category: GOING NATIONAL 
Clue: Muffin & saddle
Output: english
Category: DRINK, SKIN CARE ITEM OR R&B SINGER 
Clue: Capri Sun
Output: a drink
Category: BIG SCREEN TIME TRAVEL 
Clue: In 1949 Bing Crosby played this title New Englander who travels back to a time of knights & ladies
Output: a connecticut yankee in king arthur\'s court
Category: GOVERNMENT AT YOUR SERVICE 
Clue: A 1947 labor law created the FMCS, the "M" for this activity that can solve labor disputes
Output: mediation
Category: HERE'S THE PISTOLS 
Clue: We can just see English poet Robert toting this company's hi-power Mark III 9mm pistol
Output: browning
Category: 5-LETTER CAPITALS 
Clue: The ancient Greeks called this Jordanian capital Philadelphia
Output: amman
Category: NATIONAL ANTHEMS 
Clue: "La Brabanconne" is the national anthem of this Low Country
Output: belgium
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS 
Clue: This N.Y. attorney general, son of a former governor, warned against bonuses for bankers who took federal funds
Output: andrew cuomo
Category: BIBLICAL QUOTES 
Clue: Paul wrote to Timothy, "Drink no longer water, but use a little" this "for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities"
Output: wine
Category: TV PERSONALITIES 
Clue: This British chef ran a culinary boot camp on "Hell's Kitchen" & faces "Kitchen Nightmares" on his Fox show
Output: gordon ramsay
Category: JOB DESCRIPTION 
Clue: A 6-letter waitress who brings burgers to your vehicle
Output: a carhop
Category: "DOLLAR"S & "CENT"S 
Clue: In a song from "Annie", "The sun'll come out tomorrow, bet" this "that tomorrow there'll be sun"
Output: your bottom dollar
Category: 3-SYLLABLE WORDS 
Clue: In the 1960s Speaker of the California Assembly Jesse Unruh said, "Money is the mother's milk of" this
Output: politics
Category: A LITTLE LEGALESE 
Clue: It's the unlawful taking or destroying of fish or game on another's land
Output: poaching
Category: BRITISH HISTORY 
Clue: Laws of 1911 & 1949 left this upper house of Parliament with only delaying powers
Output: house of lords
Category: OFFICIAL STATE THINGS 
Clue: Washington's state fossil is the Columbian species of this prehistoric elephant
Output: a mammoth
Category: ARCHAEOLOGY 
Clue: A recent study suggests that this 3.2-million-year-old skeleton of a female is actually a male
Output: "lucy"
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: This capital is also the seat of Kennebec County
Output: augusta, maine
Category: SLOGANEERING 
Clue: "With A Name Like" this jam "It Has To Be Good"
Output: smuckers
Category: HOWDY, "BUSTER" 
Clue: Who ya gonna call?  Well, in this 1984 film it was Bill Murray & his cohorts
Output: ghostbusters
Category: EXTREME ANIMALS 
Clue: One of the slowest & sleepiest animals is the 3-toed species of this mammal that can sleep 16 hours a day
Output: the sloth
Category: COMPANY SYMBOLS 
Clue: This polishing soap's baby chick was created in the late 1890s; it still "hasn't scratched yet"
Output: bon ami
Category: ART-PODGE 
Clue: (Sarah of the Clue Crew)  From the French meaning "to cut out", it's the decorative art I'm demonstrating here
Output: decoupage
Category: BEST SELLERS 
Clue: Edna Ferber's giant best seller of 1952
Output: giant
Category: OH, THE AMENITIES! 
Clue: Perhaps a game of squash before your afternoon tea at Cliveden, once the home of Lady Astor in this country
Output: england
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's the hole you want to get a hole-in-one in
Output: cup
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: The international headquarters of the Salvation Army is in this world capital
Output: london
Category: SPHERES 
Clue: An archaic 3-letter word for a sphere, or for the eye
Output: an orb
Category: IMAGINARY RACES 
Clue: Hesiod mentions 3 of these fearsome creatures: Stheno, Euryale & Medusa
Output: gorgons
Category: "LAND" HO! 
Clue: Australia's second-largest state in area, it's nearly 5 times the size of Japan
Output: queensland
Category: BRAIN STRAIN 
Clue: Appropriately, this stadium has hosted the NFL Super Bowl more than any other
Output: louisiana superdome
Category: ZOMBIELAND 
Clue: In this infamously awful numerical 1959 Ed Wood film, aliens "Plan" to turn all of Earth into zombieland
Output: plan 9 from outer space
Category: COMING TO A CLOTHES 
Clue: It's the nautical name of this hat popular with 19th century men:
Output: boater
Category: AT THE BUFFET 
Clue: Traditionally, eggs Florentine is poached eggs on a bed of spinach topped with this sauce, a variation on bechamel
Output: mornay
Category: PRESS ON NAILS 
Clue: This CBS anchor got hammered in 2004 reporting on President Bush's military service
Output: dan rather
Category: COACH 
Clue: For his love of the running game, the Rams' Chuck Knox got this meaty nickname
Output: "ground chuck"
Category: NAME THAT STOOGE 
Clue: No one made malice funnier than this second-oldest Stooge:
Output: moe howard
Category: WHERE'S THAT STATION? 
Clue: WGN
Output: chicago
Category: BRITISHISMS 
Clue: If you use a rubber to fix a mistake, you're using one of these
Output: eraser
Category: BRIDGES 
Clue: The Harbour Bridge rises 440 feet above this Down Under city's harbour
Output: sydney
Category: "O" WHEREFORE ART THOU? 
Clue: It's the city where you'll find Britain's oldest university
Output: oxford
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: The Crescent City Classic, a 10K run held in the spring in this Louisiana city, is followed by a huge celebration
Output: new orleans
Category: FORMER NAMES OF COUNTRIES 
Clue: Helvetia
Output: switzerland
Category: FUN ACROSS AMERICA 
Clue: Feel like a female deity when you eat this "verdant" salad dressing at S.F.'s Palace Hotel (it was invented there)
Output: green goddess
Category: "Z" ABBREVIATIONS 
Clue: You may answer with zeal that zl is short for this currency
Output: zloty
Category: ARGENTINA 
Clue: Both Argentina & the Rio de la Plata derive their names from the Latin word for this
Output: silver
Category: THE BASEBALL HALL OF SHAME 
Clue: In 1918 Hal Chase was suspended for allegedly paying pitcher Jimmy Ring, a teammate, to do this
Output: throw a game
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: This University of Texas fight song is based on "I've Been Working on the Railroad"
Output: "the eyes of texas are upon you"
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH THE SAME LETTER 
Clue: It's the noble gas on the periodic table that fits the category
Output: neon
Category: PUMP IT "UP" 
Clue: Let's take a poll--this specific poll, actually; it's been around since 1935
Output: gallup
Category: DOUBLE-"Z" WORDS 
Clue: Often of spiral shape, it's a "stick" used to mix drinks
Output: swizzle stick
Category: NICKNAMES 
Clue: He's been called "The World's Oldest Living Teenager"
Output: dick clark
Category: STOCK SYMBOLS 
Clue: This company's symbol is MMM; don't overthink it
Output: 3m
Category: PEOPLE STYLE WATCH 
Clue: Feeling fierce? Try an animal print dress by Dolce & this designer partner
Output: gabbana
Category: REGION-ISMS 
Clue: It can be a division of a hospital or a town; it's also a political subdivision of a parish in Louisiana
Output: a ward
Category: ROMANS 
Clue: The Romans didn't usually use these vehicles in battle; they were reserved for the victory parades
Output: chariots
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: On April 9, 1963 this Brit was made the first honorary U.S. citizen
Output: winston churchill
Category: COLOMBIA PICTURES 
Clue: In 1903 this president did not discourage the natives from revolting in Colombia
Output: theodore roosevelt
Category: 4 YEARS 
Clue: His book "Daisy-Head Maysie" was published in 1995, 4 years after his death
Output: dr. seuss
Category: EPITAPHS 
Clue: "Truth and history.  21 men.  The boy bandit king -- he died as he had lived"
Output: billy the kid
Category: HOW “SWEET” IT IS 
Clue: This 1969 hit was Neil Diamond's first million seller
Output: "sweet caroline"
Category: CHRISTIANITY 
Clue: It can refer to the birth of Christ, his second coming or the 4 Sundays before Christmas
Output: advent
Category: HISTORIC AMERICANS 
Clue: In 1973 he resigned as governor of New York to found the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans
Output: nelson rockefeller
Category: BRONX CHEER 
Clue: It's where you can explore Jungle World & the Himalayan Highlands without ever leaving New York
Output: bronx zoo
Category: COLLEGE BASKETBALL 
Clue: In 1932 he was College Player of the Year at Purdue; in the 1970s he coached UCLA to a record 88 straight wins
Output: wooden
Category: ROMANCE NOVELIST HISTORY BOOK 
Clue: Mary had caught this lawyer's eye & wed him on Nov. 4, 1842.  But would her growing madness doom them both?
Output: lincoln
Category: WHADDYA DRINKIN'? 
Clue: A Greyhound is vodka & this tart juice
Output: grapefruit juice
Category: PRE-CIVIL WAR AMERICA 
Clue: On Dec. 5, 1776 this fraternity for students of academic distinction was founded at William & Mary
Output: phi beta kappa
Category: RIGHT BY THE NUMBERS 
Clue: This letter is right by 221 in Sherlock Holmes' street address
Output: b
Category: "O.L." 
Clue: in the 1980s research scientists first detected a "hole" in this above Antarctica
Output: the ozone layer
Category: TRANSPORTATION SLANG 
Clue: An eggbeater is one of these
Output: helicopter
Category: THE INTERNET 
Clue: To make a purchase on this department store's website, you click the "Add to Brown Bag" button
Output: bloomingdales
Category: DANCE ORIGINS 
Clue: Tarantella
Output: italy
Category: BODY FACTS & FIGURES 
Clue: These 2 of your 5 senses are connected; lose one & you lose most of the other
Output: taste & smell
Category: CORNHUSKER CINEMA 
Clue: Hilary Swank won an Oscar for playing a girl who lives as a guy in small-town Nebraska in this 1999 film
Output: boys don\'t cry
Category: THAT'LL BE THE DAY 
Clue: For over 30 years ABC has had a prime-time show with this day in the title
Output: monday
Category: MERYL STREEP MOVIE ROLES 
Clue: Free-spirited Greek island-dwelling Donna Sheridan
Output: mamma mia!
Category: MOVIE REVIEWS 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Garry Marshall.) I directed this 1990 movie that the New York Times said "Borrows a thing or two from Pygmalion....but has its own....wit"
Output: pretty woman
Category: TELEVISION ODDITIES 
Clue: Kraft is using the song "New York, New York" in commercials for this brand of cream cheese
Output: philadelphia brand cream cheese
Category: YOU'RE A "Q____T" 
Clue: Having an old-fashioned attractiveness or charm
Output: quaint
Category: "FALL" 
Clue: This Poe tale appropriately begins in the fall, on a "dull, dark and soundless day"
Output: "the fall of the house of usher"
Category: ONTARIO 
Clue: The 2 capitals located in Ontario; 1 is the provincial capital & the other the national capital
Output: toronto & ottawa
Category: IT'S HARD OUT HERE FOR A SHRIMP 
Clue: Many small shrimp eat this tiny drifting aquatic organism, also a rival restaurant owner on "SpongeBob"
Output: plankton
Category: LIBRARIES 
Clue: Founded in 1701, this university's library is Connecticut's oldest
Output: yale
Category: IT'S A DISASTER!... MOVIE 
Clue: Rene Russo fights to stop a deadly virus from spreading in this 1995 thriller
Output: outbreak
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Divided between Switzerland & France, it's the largest Alpine lake in Europe
Output: lake geneva
Category: AMERICAN EDUCATION 
Clue: In August 1995 Shannon Faulkner became the first female cadet at this South Carolina military college
Output: the citadel
Category: A LOVELY PORT 
Clue: 5 years as an unsold slave in this north African capital inspired Cervantes' play "El Trato de Angel"
Output: algiers
Category: FAMOUS BEARDS 
Clue: Grace Bedell, age 11, thought this man would win an election by more than a hair if he grew whiskers; he agreed
Output: abraham lincoln
Category: THE EARLY 1900S 
Clue: Taking 3 years, Roald Amundsen became the first to travel through this long-sought passage
Output: northwest passage
Category: GOOD BOOKS 
Clue: The title of this 1951 J.D. Salinger book doesn't refer to a boozy baseball player
Output: catcher in the rye
Category: ON HIS BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PLAQUE 
Clue: This Yankee was the "greatest drawing card in history of baseball"
Output: babe ruth
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: In 1758 this Swedish biologist introduced binomial nomenclature
Output: linnaeus
Category: LETTER PERFECT 
Clue: Our president, familiarly
Output: w
Category: 21st CENTURY MUSIC 
Clue: In September 2002 this Texan won Fox' "American Idol"
Output: kelly clarkson
Category: COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS 
Clue: Johnny "The Jet" Rodgers (1972)
Output: nebraska
Category: THE 7 WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD 
Clue: In the 4th century, this ancient wonder was transported from Olympia to Constantinople
Output: statue of zeus at olympia
Category: WHAT'S YOUR BEEF? 
Clue: A nickname for Charles
Output: chuck
Category: NATURE 
Clue: This green fruit's juice, which has a high level of citric acid, was used by the British navy to prevent scurvy
Output: limes
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Cadmus planted these parts of a dragon to raise some troops
Output: teeth
Category: COLORS EN ESPAÑOL 
Clue: In kids' drawings el sol is amarillo, this color
Output: yellow
Category: YOU BREAK IT 
Clue: The first break must make contact with a red ball in this game
Output: snooker
Category: GET YOUR SITH TOGETHER 
Clue: This syntactically challenged Jedi called Dagobah home
Output: yoda
Category: JURY DUTY 
Clue: Like a witness, a prospective juror who lies during selection can be charged with this crime
Output: perjury
Category: DIRECTED & STARRED IN 
Clue: "Yentl"
Output: barbara streisand
Category: MILITARY WIVES 
Clue: Mary Custis had other suitors, like Sam Houston, but she was set on this soldier son of Light-horse Harry; they wed in 1831
Output: robert e. lee
Category: SORE LOSERS 
Clue: After losing a Ca. governor's race, he angrily told reporters they wouldn't have him "to kick around any more"
Output: nixon
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: A long-necked lute called the samisen is a popular instrument of this country
Output: japan
Category: STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: "The Big Heart of Texas"
Output: austin
Category: NAME THAT BIBLE GUY 
Clue: He "said, give her the living child, and in no wise slay it: she is the mother thereof"
Output: solomon
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: Number of teaspoons in a tablespoon
Output: 3
Category: "BAD" HABITS 
Clue: This racquet sport was added to the Olympics in 1992
Output: badminton
Category: ANIMATED CATS 
Clue: Geppetto's cat in "Pinocchio"; he shares his name with an operatic barber of Seville
Output: figaro
Category: "OOP"SY 
Clue: A group of soldiers, or what they do to get from one place to another
Output: a troop
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: Its state mineral is gold, its state fish is the golden trout & its state flower is the golden poppy
Output: california
Category: A CAPITAL IDEA 
Clue: Empress Taitu chose the name of this Ethiopian capital; it means "new flower"
Output: addis ababa
Category: HMM... PRONOUN TROUBLE 
Clue: A sovereign may use the "royal" this pronoun in formal speech; are you not amused?
Output: we
Category: LEVITICUS 
Clue: This tribe that gives the book its English name is only mentioned in one passage
Output: levites
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: For a fee of one obolus, he ferried the souls of the dead across the river Styx into Hades
Output: charon
Category: "MY" OH, MY! 
Clue: Gore Vidal's Ms. Breckinridge
Output: myra
Category: THINGS ARE LOOKING "UP" 
Clue: It can be a lifting of the earth's crust or a sudden change in political or social conditions
Output: an upheaval
Category: THE REEL WORLD 
Clue: Anthony Hopkins' portrayal of this president in a 1995 film was a bit more serious than Dan Hedaya's in 1999
Output: richard nixon
Category: COMMON RHYMES 
Clue: 7-day celebration to promote sororities & fraternities
Output: greek week
Category: THE WHITE HOUSE 
Clue: Among those who filled this post were Latisha Tyler Semple, Harriet Lane & Dolley Madison
Output: first lady
Category: YESTERDAY 
Clue: This British naval hero lost an eye during the capture of Corsica in 1794
Output: lord nelson
Category: CURRENT EVENTS 
Clue: The ocean current named for this most populous state flows south at a slow, you might also say mellow, pace
Output: california
Category: ITALIAN COOKING 
Clue: This no-cook sauce blends basil, pine nuts & garlic: add oil slowly so the sauce emulsifies fully
Output: pesto
Category: WHAT'S UP, PEDIATRICIAN? 
Clue: Teething (& accompanying crankiness) usually starts with the 2 bottom front teeth, or "central" these
Output: incisors
Category: PUBLISH 
Clue: Name shared by the publisher of the Harry Potter books & a type of medieval philosopher
Output: scholastic
Category: THE JACKSONS 
Clue: In 1996 he shocked fans by marrying pregnant pal Debbie Rowe
Output: michael jackson
Category: BANDS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: Ebony Sunday
Output: black sabbath
Category: YEARS 
Clue: There was no ice-scape for more than 1,500 in April of this year when the Titanic sank
Output: 1912
Category: DO YOU HEAR SOMETHING? 
Clue: You might hear these on your way to Grandmother's house for the holidays
Output: sleigh bells
Category: THE CITY'S OLDEST RESTAURANT 
Clue: Antoine's, 713 rue St. Louis
Output: new orleans
Category: CLOTHING 
Clue: The sandalfoot style of these does not have reinforcements at the toes & heels
Output: pantyhose
Category: THE REEL STORY 
Clue: He played Mozart in the 1984 film "Amadeus"
Output: tom hulce
Category: THEY SAID IT 
Clue: Trailing in the GOP nomination race in 2008, this Arkansan said, "I didn't major in math--I majored in miracles"
Output: huckabee
Category: THOU ART DA MAN! 
Clue: In Acts he says, "I am a Jew of Tarsus, a city in Cilicia, a citizen of no mean city"
Output: paul
Category: I'M GETTING HUNGRY 
Clue: Instead of wrapping sushi in nori, which is dried this, I'll eat the nori as a snack
Output: seaweed
Category: SHOW ME THE MONKEY 
Clue: Saki monkeys are diurnal, which means this is when they like to get things done
Output: during the daytime
Category: KENTUCKY 
Clue: This city named for a French king goes back to one founded by George Rogers Clark in 1778
Output: louisville
Category: SHELL 
Clue: Let it be on your "conchience" that conch shells are often used in place of this musical instrument
Output: trumpet
Category: MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS 
Clue: Sylvester Stallone said he favored "History's Mysteries" in "What I'm Watching", a column in this weekly magazine
Output: tv guide
Category: THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 
Clue: Appropriately, this state had only 2 signers, the fewest of the 13 states
Output: rhode island
Category: STRAIT TALK 
Clue: You'll have to cross the Bass Strait if you want to travel from Melbourne to this Australian state
Output: tasmania
Category: "BLACK" MOVIES 
Clue: This 1979 Disney sci-fi film starring Maximilian Schell was nominated for an Oscar for Visual Effects
Output: the black hole
Category: SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 
Clue: This actor played the role of a lifetime explaining to Sean Connery categories such as "COLORS THAT ARE RED"
Output: will ferrell
Category: NEWER WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: It actually sounds like a rodent but it's actually slang for a teen who hangs out at shopping centers
Output: mall rat
Category: VICE PRESIDENT... THE SITCOM! 
Clue: On a very special episode, this Virginian's run as the first Whig VP comes to a stunning end
Output: tyler
Category: AN APPLE FOR TEACHER 
Clue: Apples fall into 3 broad categories: dessert, cooking & the kind named for this juice of the apple
Output: cider
Category: OSCAR-WINNING SONGS 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Rome)  It's the title of a 1954 hit that won an Oscar for Best Song, & here's your big clue
Output: "three coins in the fountain"
Category: "INGO" 
Clue: In 1958 our Johnny Gilbert hosted a musical TV version of this game
Output: bingo
Category: SPORTS FRANCHISE RHYME TIME 
Clue: New Orleans football team's enamels & watercolors
Output: saints\' paints
Category: JAPAN 
Clue: These rice straw floor mats measure 71" X 35"
Output: tatami
Category: PEAKS & VALLEYS 
Clue: This continent has only one mountain exceeding 16,000 feet: Vinson Massif
Output: antarctica
Category: IN OLD DETROIT 
Clue: In 1701 Cadillac founded Detroit as a good spot to trade in these
Output: furs
Category: BRITISH CHILDREN'S AUTHORS 
Clue: Richard Adams originally told this rabbit tale to amuse his young daughters
Output: watership down
Category: ENDS IN "ELLA" 
Clue: Name shouted in the conclusion of the film "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Output: "stella!"
Category: THE EARLY 1900s 
Clue: Mayor Van Wyck broke ground for a tunnel to Grand Central Terminal for a subway serving this city
Output: new york city
Category: WHAT'S THE FREQUENCY? 
Clue: Soccer's World Cup
Output: every 4 years
Category: HITCHCOCK'S CATTLE 
Clue: Before he played Ted Baxter, Ted Knight had a bit role as a cop guarding Norman Bates in this 1960 film
Output: psycho