niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: NEW HAMPSHIRE 
Clue: Though it recently fell down, this rock formation is on the back of New Hampshire's state quarter
Output: the old man in the mountain
Category: LET'S GET TOGETHER 
Clue: The Friars Club is known for these gatherings in which the honorees get lovingly insulted
Output: roasts
Category: STATUES 
Clue: Around 650 A.D. the bronze remains of this huge statue of Helios were sold for scrap
Output: colossus of rhodes
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: On October 20, 1803, the senate ratified the treaty for this land acquisition
Output: louisiana purchase
Category: MOVIE SONGS 
Clue: "Hakuna Matata" was one of 3 tunes nominated for an Oscar from this Disney film
Output: the lion king
Category: HAVE A BEER! 
Clue: "From master brewers a master brew"
Output: meister brau
Category: BRITISH SPELLING BEE 
Clue: In the British version of Monopoly, you might draw a card saying "Go directly to" this lockup
Output: g-a-o-l
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: In a letter to Horace Greeley he wrote, "My paramount object in this struggle is to save the Union"
Output: abraham lincoln
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: In plants & invertebrates, this outermost layer of protection is usually just one cell thick
Output: epidermis
Category: CLASSIC AD LINES 
Clue: This deodorant is "strong enough for a man, but made for a woman"
Output: secret
Category: BOOK & AUTHOR 
Clue: Lt. Joe Leaphorn & Navajo policeman Jim Chee return in this author's 1996 mystery "The Fallen Man"
Output: tony hillerman
Category: SCARY MOVIES 
Clue: Gunnar Hansen brought the character of Leatherface to life in this 1974 thriller
Output: the texas chainsaw massacre
Category: ANIMALS IN MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Island on which Theseus slew the Minotaur
Output: crete
Category: BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS 
Clue: Due to its golden shimmer, the pupa is also called this, from the Greek for "gold"
Output: a chrysalis
Category: BEGINS & ENDS IN "N" 
Clue: This legal process by which one becomes a citizen of his adopted nation grants him the rights of a native-born citizen
Output: naturalization
Category: CHIPS 
Clue: The "son" of Angela Lansbury's character in "Beauty and the Beast", Chip is one of these
Output: a teacup
Category: THE OLD TESTAMENT 
Clue: While living in Midian, he married Zipporah
Output: moses
Category: IN THE 21st CENTURY 
Clue: In January 2009 this former Senate majority leader was named a special U.S. envoy for the Middle East
Output: senator george mitchell
Category: FAMOUS LASTS 
Clue: Known scientifically as Raphus cucullatus, the last of these flightless birds died around 1680
Output: dodo
Category: BIBLE MOVIES 
Clue: Stewart Granger played Lot & Pier Angeli was his salty wife Ildith in the 1962 film about these 2 title cities
Output: sodom and gomorrah
Category: SNAKES ON A GAME 
Clue: Each year in India, up to 50,000 people are killed by kraits & these "hooded" snakes
Output: a cobra
Category: STATES OF THE UNION 
Clue: New Castle was this mid-Atlantic state's first capital
Output: delaware
Category: THE "PH" SCALE 
Clue: It's the fear of narrow or enclosed spaces
Output: claustrophobia
Category: LAND "HA"! 
Clue: This "Big Island" was formed by 5 volcanoes, 2 of which are still active
Output: hawaii
Category: WORLD COSTUME 
Clue: Meaning "leather shorts", they can be seen at German festivals like Oktoberfest
Output: lederhosen
Category: LITTLE-READ BOOKS 
Clue: This early sci-fi writer tackled polar exploration (from his study) in the 1860s with "Aventures du Capitaine Hatteras"
Output: jules verne
Category: GO PLAY OUTSIDE 
Clue: In 1995 George Zameska donned a skirt to join a women's varsity team in Philadelphia in this sport
Output: field hockey
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: This capital was founded in 1851 as Eagle Station, a stop for wagons crossing the Sierra Nevadas
Output: carson city
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: The name of this capital is French for "red stick"
Output: baton rouge
Category: ACTORS ON STAGE 
Clue: Mildred Dunnock was perhaps best known for creating the role of Linda Loman in this play
Output: death of a salesman
Category: I'M UNEMPLOYED 
Clue: She finished her first novel about a magical 11-year-old orphan while she was an unemployed teacher in Edinburgh
Output: rowling
Category: AFTER "ALL" 
Clue: "The Pilgrim's Progress" is an example of this symbolic literary form
Output: allegory
Category: DO-GOODERS 
Clue: Part of this U.N. agency's mission is to stimulate work on the prevention of epidemic diseases
Output: the who
Category: FUNDRAISING 
Clue: Chilly alliterative term for phoning someone to ask for money without any prior notice
Output: cold call
Category: WILLIAM & MARY 
Clue: The party that supported William; it's a homophone for what was shot off his head at the Battle of Landen
Output: whig
Category: HOLD IT 
Clue: A small box to hold tea leaves, or a person who carries another container, a golf bag
Output: caddy
Category: FUN STUFF 
Clue: Hey, gang, let's put on a show in this building, like in the musical "Summer Stock"
Output: the barn
Category: BEAGLEMANIA 
Clue: The beagle's coat is usually described as black, white, & this shade of brown
Output: tan
Category: THE CONTINENTS 
Clue: In 1957 countries on this continent signed a treaty creating an economic community, or common market
Output: europe
Category: WORLD RELIGION 
Clue: The Voodoo of New Orleans owes a debt to this Caribbean nation once known as St. Domingue
Output: haiti
Category: COLLEGE SPORTS 
Clue: 2 college players have rushed for more than 2,300 yards in a season: Barry Sanders & this USC back, later a Raider
Output: marcus allen
Category: JOHN, PAUL, GEORGE 
Clue: After starring "A Man For All Seasons" in London & on Broadway, he won an Oscar for the movie
Output: paul scofield
Category: COUPLES 
Clue: Last name of the hotel magnate Elizabeth Taylor married in 1950; the 2 would never have Paris
Output: hilton
Category: WHERE AM I? 
Clue: (Sarah of the Clue Crew)  I'm in this city; Bookbinder's is under renovations, so it has to be a cheesesteak
Output: philadelphia
Category: I'M LATIN INTOLERANT 
Clue: Not that I care but...it means "for the time being"; you'll find it as part of a Senate job title
Output: pro tem
Category: FASHION 
Clue: At Christmas shopping, bags of this "5th Avenue" store feature a December calendar
Output: saks 5th avenue
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: 1st paired in 1947's "I Walk Alone", their latest film together was 1986's "Tough Guys"
Output: kirk douglas and burt lancaster
Category: EAT-YMOLOGY 
Clue: This fruit's name comes from the Latin Persica praecocia, meaning "early ripening peach"
Output: an apricot
Category: ON OUR MONEY 
Clue: Appropriately, this landmark is on the reverse of the $5 bill
Output: the lincoln memorial
Category: CLASSICAL WORKS' OTHER NAMES 
Clue: Schumann wrote his Symphony No. 1 in B flat, better known as this, in the winter, not the season of its nickname
Output: the "spring symphony"
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: When he began his Progressive Party, Teddy Roosevelt said he felt as fit as one of these animals
Output: bull moose
Category: KID-FRIENDLY 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: An oblong unit of bread, or to idle away time
Output: loaf
Category: THE ULTI-"MATE" 
Clue: Almost exact, but not quite
Output: approximate
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: In this novel, d'Artagnan, a native of Gascony, is described as "Don Quixote at 18"
Output: the three musketeers
Category: GO WITH THE FLOW 
Clue: The Tigris flows into this gulf
Output: the persian gulf
Category: STUFF 
Clue: The car part called an aerial across the pond is known as this here in the States
Output: an antenna
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: Ben Crenshaw & Phil Mickelson are the only 3-time winners of this college sport's championship tournament
Output: golf
Category: COLLEGE RADIO 
Clue: Cal State Northridge's KCSN broadcasts an Americana music program called "Tangled" these plant parts
Output: roots
Category: "OVER" & "UNDER" 
Clue: In "The Caisson Song", it precedes "We have hit the dusty trail"
Output: "over hill, over dale"
Category: IT'S A LEAP 
Clue: It's the next year that will be a leap year
Output: 2000
Category: ROBBERS 
Clue: Members of this Kansas gang tried one raid too many; Emmett lived & was sentenced to prison
Output: the daltons
Category: EMPIRES 
Clue: Alpaca wool was a major commodity in this empire that peaked in the 1400s
Output: the inca empire
Category: MARS 
Clue: Because of its hue, Mars is known as this "colorful" planet
Output: red
Category: CELEBRITY QUOTES 
Clue: Geena Davis said of this nomination, "It was sort of like I'd won on a game show"
Output: supporting actress oscar
Category: OXYMORONS 
Clue: George Romero made his 1968 horror classic "Night Of" these creatures in Pittsburgh
Output: the living dead
Category: RED, WHITE, OR BLUE 
Clue: The Sinai Peninsula juts into it
Output: the red sea
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: It used to mean sweetheart, but now refers to that big fifth grader who picked on you
Output: bully
Category: THE PRESIDENT WHO WROTE... 
Clue: "Six Crises"
Output: nixon
Category: WORLD HERSTORY 
Clue: For supporting a revolt against him, Henry II had this wife imprisoned from 1173 till his death in 1189
Output: eleanor of aquitaine
Category: HOLLYWOOD LEFTIES 
Clue: The Brad jumped the Jen for this left-handed hottie
Output: angelina jolie
Category: SPORTS RECORDS 
Clue: This man passed Lou Gehrig's 2,130 consecutive MLB games played record in 1995 & added another 502 before he stopped
Output: cal ripken
Category: HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES 
Clue: There's a Permanent Select Committee on this headed by Porter Goss; how smart!
Output: intelligence
Category: DOT-COM DOOM 
Clue: The release of adverse findings of fact in the case U.S. v. this company helped spur the dot-com bust
Output: microsoft
Category: ANAGRAMMED HITCHCOCK FILMS 
Clue: "To Zap"
Output: topaz
Category: TV & MOVIE TOURISM 
Clue: Some of his personal movie memorabilia are displayed in the Tree Room, a restaurant at his Sundance Resort
Output: robert redford
Category: THE MIDWEST 
Clue: Sojourner Truth died in her house on College Street in this "cereal" city
Output: battle creek, michigan
Category: MYTHELLANEOUS 
Clue: In Norse mythology, the Norns are 3 sisters who made one of these for every life
Output: a thread
Category: ROCK & ROLL RHYME TIME 
Clue: Rawls' loafers
Output: lou\'s shoes
Category: BOOKS OF THE BIBLE 
Clue: The flood & the birth of Isaac are covered in this book
Output: genesis
Category: FONDUE 
Clue: This brandy whose name is from German for "cherry" is a popular fondue ingredient & accompaniment
Output: kirsch
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This capital of Queensland in Australia was founded as a station for British convicts in 1824
Output: brisbane
Category: 6-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Caused by oxidation, it's the greenish film that forms on copper or old bronze
Output: patina
Category: TIMON OF ATHENS 
Clue: Timon avoids this ancient market because he's afraid of the crowds
Output: agora
Category: ART 
Clue: This gemlike carving material was obtained from walruses as well as elephants
Output: ivory
Category: THE SWORD 
Clue: In "The Lord of the Rings", he gives his cousin Frodo the magical sword Sting
Output: bilbo baggins
Category: CEREALS 
Clue: It's the "magical" cereal seen here, lad
Output: lucky charms
Category: GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS 
Clue: It's the auto parts chain whose logo is seen here
Output: pep boys
Category: COVER YOUR "BASE"s 
Clue: To lower someone or something in rank or esteem
Output: to debase
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: Gordie Howe's 1,687 games with this team is the most by a player on one team in the NHL
Output: detroit red wings
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: The Marquis De Lafayette served in the American Revolution, the Lafayette Escadrille in this war
Output: world war i
Category: CHECK THE NEWSPAPER 
Clue: Though based in McLean, Virginia, this top-selling daily serves the entire nation
Output: usa today
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: In 1954 Charles Townes, James Gordon & Herbert Zeiger developed the first maser, the "M" standing for this
Output: microwave
Category: "EH"? 
Clue: O this little town passed from Israeli to Palestinian control in December 1995
Output: bethlehem
Category: THE HOLY "C" 
Clue: Pharaoh & his men pursued the children of Israel into the Red Sea aboard these horse-drawn vehicles
Output: chariots
Category: PRESIDENTIAL TERMS OF SERVICE 
Clue: March 4, 1929 - March 4, 1933
Output: herbert hoover
Category: THAT'S SO '90s 
Clue: In 1994 a flaw found in this company's new Pentium processor cost it $475 million in a recall
Output: intel
Category: TV COPS 
Clue: He's "NYPD Blue"'s detective Simone
Output: jimmy smits
Category: TV TEENS 
Clue: It's the name of the witch played by the young lady seen here
Output: sabrina
Category: ALSO A TOOL 
Clue: "U Can't Touch This" bone, aka the malleus, just behind the eardrum
Output: the hammer
Category: WHERE WERE YOU IN '62? 
Clue: In June 1962 the Supreme Court ruled that this in schools violated the First Amendment
Output: prayer
Category: SEEMS LIKE LONG AGO 
Clue: In Egypt in the 2nd millennium B.C., a typical daily laborer's wage included 1 or 2 jugs of this
Output: beer
Category: SONS 
Clue: In 2 Samuel David laments for him, "My son, my son...would God I had died for thee"
Output: absalom
Category: DR. SEUSS 
Clue: Book which contains the lines "Would you? Could you?  In a car?  Eat them!  Eat them!  Here they are."
Output: "green eggs and ham"
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: Sites associated with this author's heroine Anne of Green Gables are a tourist draw in eastern Canada
Output: lucy maud montgomery
Category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: If you're in a store in Spain & you see a sign over a door saying "Salida", it means this
Output: exit
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: Only Wayne Gretzky & this Penguins star have scored over 190 points in an NHL season
Output: mario lemieux
Category: A TIME TO BE BORN 
Clue: The umbilical cord connects the baby to this organ, which is attached to the mom's uterus
Output: the placenta
Category: FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: Porcini & portobellos are types of these
Output: mushrooms
Category: OVER THE RIVER 
Clue: Clevelander Hart Crane's great poem "The Bridge" praises this one across NYC's East River
Output: brooklyn bridge
Category: WE MEAN BUSINESS 
Clue: In 1913 W.A. Heilig & this man opened a furniture store in Goldsboro North Carolina
Output: myers
Category: IT'S CAPITALIZED 
Clue: Days of the week, like these 2 consecutive ones named for heavenly bodies that aren't planets
Output: sunday and monday
Category: NURSERY RHYME PEOPLE 
Clue: This little girl "sat among the cinders warming her ten little toes," but her mom came along & whipped her
Output: polly flinders
Category: TRA-LA!  IT'S MAY! 
Clue: May Day festivities date back to an ancient festival honoring this Roman goddess of flowers
Output: flora
Category: WEAPONS 
Clue: This barbed spear attached to a rope is used to kill or capture large fish & whales
Output: a harpoon
Category: WORLD THEATRE 
Clue: The "Chushingura", about a band of avenging Ronin, is one of the most famous plays in this form of Japanese drama
Output: kabuki
Category: SUITS ME JUST FINE 
Clue: It's a synonym for core or center
Output: heart
Category: MONSTER MASH 
Clue: We're not exactly sure what the monster is on the island of this ABC drama, but Kate, Jack & Sawyer want to know
Output: lost
Category: "BO" KNOWS 
Clue: In January 1533 she secretly married the king of England
Output: anne boleyn
Category: AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: Pittsburgh's African American Cultural Center was renamed for this "Piano Lesson" author who was born in Pittsburgh
Output: august wilson
Category: BIBLICAL SPEAKERS BUREAU 
Clue: "Your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil"
Output: the serpant
Category: OBITS 
Clue: This Japanese violinist known for his "method" of teaching kids music took his last bow at age 99 in 1998
Output: shinichi suzuki
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: For most of the 15th century this Indian empire ruled over what's now Mexico
Output: aztec empire
Category: LETTER, WE GET LETTER 
Clue: A withering review by Dorothy Parker said Katharine Hepburn "ran the gamut of emotions from A to" this
Output: b
Category: A FOOD ATTITUDE 
Clue: James Brown could tell you that lemon is a popular variety of this flat-bodied food fish
Output: sole
Category: DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME 
Clue: Elizabeth I reportedly whitened this with a mixture of eggshell, poppy seeds, borax & lead
Output: her complexion
Category: RANKS & TITLES 
Clue: As one of these enlisted ranks in the army, your grade is E-1 or E-2; as a first class one, it's E-3
Output: private
Category: ENTERTAINMENT AWARDS 
Clue: Martin Crane on "Frasier", he won a 1986 Tony for featured actor in a drama for "The House of Blue Leaves"
Output: mahoney
Category: INAUGURAL ADDRESSES 
Clue: "I know that the acquisition of Louisiana had been disapproved by some"
Output: jefferson
Category: DEATH & TEXAS 
Clue: His death on Nov. 22, 1963 after riding through Dallas' Dealey Plaza shocked the world
Output: john f. kennedy
Category: HERE BE DRAGONS 
Clue: The phrase "Hic Sunt Dracones" appeared on the 16th century Lenox globe on the eastern coast of this continent
Output: asia
Category: NEW YEAR'S EVE 
Clue: This pop star's set to do her last show before taking her sabbatical in Montreal
Output: celine dion
Category: SKIN STUFF 
Clue: The average adult has 25 of these; a change in one's color may signify a malignant melanoma
Output: mole
Category: NEARLY USELESS INFORMATION 
Clue: It has the shortest name of the 7 continents
Output: asia
Category: IT'S ABOUT TIME 
Clue: It's the year in which the U.S. will celebrate its tricentennial
Output: 2076
Category: CLIFF NOTES 
Clue: Cliff Arquette was noted for playing this yokel on "Hollywood Squares"
Output: charlie weaver
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS 
Clue: U.S. Airways is now selling advertising space on these "bags"; let's hope there are no cutout coupons
Output: barf bags
Category: BORN 
Clue: Born on Oct. 31, 1887 in the Zhejiang Province, he'd Taiwan-on in 1949
Output: chiang kai-shek
Category: TV & MOVIE TOURISM 
Clue: Hossburgers are served at the Ponderosa Ranch in Incline Village, Nevada, where some of this TV series was filmed
Output: "bonanza"
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: To get a close-up peek at Pikes Peak, you have to be in this state
Output: colorado
Category: COLLECT THE WHOLE SERIES 
Clue: 98 CDs, running over 100 hours, contain Arkangel Productions' versions of all 38 of these
Output: the complete plays of shakespeare
Category: CROSSWORD CLUES "D _ _ _ ER" 
Clue: Macbeth thought he saw one
Output: a dagger
Category: ALL OF ME 
Clue: Scoliosis affects the spine; scleritis affects the sclera, found in this body part
Output: the eye
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: The parotid glands, the largest glands you have that produce this, are what swell when you have mumps
Output: saliva
Category: BAND DEBUTS BY DECADE 
Clue: Bon Jovi
Output: the \'80s
Category: “G” WHIZ! 
Clue: Attention, Tiger Woods: Heloise hints that you can store these neatly by placing them in egg cartons
Output: golf balls
Category: "T" COUNTRIES 
Clue: Slightly larger than Texas, it borders the Black Sea & the Mediterranean Sea
Output: turkey
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: The Empire apple was developed in this state from the Delicious & McIntosh
Output: new york
Category: WHAT FOODS THESE MORSELS BE 
Clue: Hop in for some deep-fried "lapin" at restaurants in Paris & you'll learn it's this animal
Output: rabbit
Category: ANCIENT TIMES 
Clue: Julius Caesar said this region was divided into 3 parts; Augustus divided it into 4, including Aquitania
Output: gaul
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: Editor Billie Newman & Joe Rossi worked for
Output: lou grant
Category: BRITISH SPELLING BEE 
Clue: At the pub, it's beer from a keg, not a bottle
Output: d-r-a-u-g-h-t
Category: ROCK BAND 
Clue: The law of superposition states that any bed of rock must be older than another bed here
Output: above it
Category: DOCTOR 
Clue: In 1943 Dr. Willem Kolff was the first to use an artificial one of these organs on humans
Output: kidneys
Category: CONTROLLED "BURN" 
Clue: Divine talkative plant of Exodus Chapter 3
Output: burning bush
Category: WORLD'S OLDEST MAN'S RÉSUMÉ 
Clue: Legal aide for Judge Winthrop at these notorious trials in 1692
Output: the salem witch trials
Category: "BUSH"-ISMS 
Clue: Curt Schilling called A-Rod's ball-punching move in the 2004 A.L. playoffs this type of play
Output: bush league
Category: "LO" 
Clue: A Chinese dish of boiled noodles & stir-fried meats
Output: lo mein
Category: GOING IN FOR THE KRILL 
Clue: This krill-eater similar to the octopus has 8 arms & 2 tentacles
Output: squid
Category: SPACE 
Clue: This belt of debris beyond Neptune was visually verified in 1992
Output: the kuiper belt
Category: BARELY ALIVE 
Clue: Defined as asystole, no cardiac electrical activity on the EKG is also known by this "level" term
Output: a flatline
Category: ANCIENT LIFE 
Clue: The first of these contests, held in 776 B.C., consisted only of a 200-yard foot race
Output: olympic games
Category: PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING BIOS 
Clue: David Herbert Donald's 1988 winner "Look Homeward" was "A Life of" this author
Output: thomas wolfe
Category: AMERICAN HODGEPODGE 
Clue: "(Hi, I'm Brook Lee, Miss U.S.A.)  I represented Hawaii in the Miss U.S.A. Pageant, so I know that this king appears on Hawaii''s state seal"
Output: king kamehameha
Category: LITTLE PITCHY DOG 
Clue: Known to the Toltec, this small breed tends to wheeze & snore because of its short nose
Output: a chihuahua
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: Akin to "caught in the act", to be caught this way alludes to a murderer smeared with blood
Output: caught red-handed
Category: IT HAPPENED IN THE PAST 
Clue: On Feb. 10, 1985 this African man said, "Only free men can negotiate; prisoners cannot enter into contracts"
Output: nelson mandela
Category: WOMEN'S RITES 
Clue: Emily Post says it's not only correct but nice to throw one of these for a woman about to adopt a child
Output: baby shower
Category: CRIME TIME 
Clue: A failure to meet an obligation, it may be "of contract"
Output: breach
Category: LET'S GET IT "ON"! 
Clue: Feisty former White House Chief of Staff Panetta
Output: leon
Category: SCULPTURE 
Clue: This country's 12th century sculptor Unkei is known for his wooden statues carved for Buddhist temples
Output: japan
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: This 7-letter verb can mean to close a meeting, or to meet in another place
Output: adjourn
Category: UP IN SMOKE 
Clue: Steve McQueen played fire chief Michael O'Hallorhan in this 1974 disaster epic
Output: the towering inferno
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: This Florida city was named for the general who led the fight to take Florida from the Spanish
Output: jacksonville
Category: GOING "KNOT"S! 
Clue: To marry
Output: to tie the knot
Category: JUST US CHICKENS 
Clue: Tyson Foods could tell you that this state leads the USA in broiler production
Output: arkansas
Category: BEVERAGES 
Clue: Peach mango is a highlight of this brand of fruit smoothie from Snapple
Output: whipper snapple
Category: "B"ELIEVE IT OR NOT 
Clue: The Osmond Family Theater & the Mel Tillis Theater are found in this Missouri city
Output: branson
Category: THE 1930s 
Clue: On September 18, 1934 the Soviet Union joined this international organization
Output: league of nations
Category: BELLY UP TO THE BAR 
Clue: Traditionally, a squeeze of this makes a whiskey sour sour
Output: lemon
Category: WHO'S ON FIRST? 
Clue: This Boston first baseman barely won the American League's 1995 MVP award over Cleveland's Albert Belle
Output: mo vaughn
Category: EASY AS "A-B-C" 
Clue: Tasty tuna type
Output: albacore
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's the gaping jaws or mouth of a carnivore, or perhaps, a rural matriarch
Output: maw
Category: TEA TIME 
Clue: A word for “tea” in Asia, it's the name for a mix of black tea, milk & spices sometimes served as a latte
Output: chai
Category: 1955 
Clue: In Israel, it was shalom & welcome back to this first prime minister who took up that post for a second time
Output: ben-gurion
Category: TV CRIMEFIGHTERS 
Clue: As hunky private eye Dan Tanna, this actor drove topless around Vegas
Output: robert urich
Category: "HAT" CHECK 
Clue: Legendary feudin' enemies of the McCoys
Output: the hatfields
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: In 1964, he told the Republican Convention, "Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice"
Output: barry goldwater
Category: FILM CRITICISM 
Clue: Though one critic dubbed it "Lassie in science fiction drag", this 1982 flick fared well at the box office anyway
Output: e.t.
Category: CLASSIC CINEMA 
Clue: In 1935 this little girl starred in "Our Little Girl", "The Little Colonel" & "The Littlest Rebel"
Output: shirley temple
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY IN SONG 
Clue: "Do you know the way to" this 1968 Top 10 place
Output: san jose
Category: THE U.S. PRESIDENT WHEN... 
Clue: ...Hawaii gained statehood
Output: eisenhower
Category: WORDS YOU CAN SAY ON TELEVISION 
Clue: As well as an alteration of the devil's home, it's also an attachment on a loom
Output: heck
Category: THE TITANIC 
Clue: The first warning of the iceberg came at 11:40 P.M. from Fred Fleet, the lookout in this platform high above the deck
Output: the crow\'s nest
Category: HISTORIC QUOTES 
Clue: In 1521 he told the Diet of Worms, "I cannot and I will not recant anything"
Output: luther
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Eisenhower was nominated for his second term as president in the Cow Palace in this city
Output: san francisco
Category: "SEVEN" ON YOUR SIDE 
Clue: One of the original members of this group was Bryn Mawr
Output: the seven sisters
Category: "OO", SORRY! 
Clue: A light, good-hearted satire, or a "National" magazine that does satire
Output: a lampoon
Category: SAINTLY FIRSTS 
Clue: Though St. Mark probably wrote his book first, this saint gets first billing in the New Testament
Output: st. matthew
Category: CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES 
Clue: "Danny and the Mob"
Output: the partridge family
Category: OF PAIN 
Clue: When these are less than 5 minutes apart & last about a minute, you're in labor, & the fun is just beginning
Output: contractions
Category: BACK IN THE '90s 
Clue: Before he died in 1996, this Chicago cardinal gave us the bestseller "The Gift Of Peace"
Output: joseph cardinal bernadin
Category: THE COMMODORES 
Clue: Negotiated by Matthew Perry, 1854's Treaty of Kanagawa opened up this country to commercial trade with the U.S.
Output: japan
Category: KINGS & THEIR CASTLES 
Clue: William the Conqueror chose the site of this huge castle, one day's march from the Tower of London
Output: windsor castle
Category: KISS YOUR LASS GOODBYE 
Clue: In "Casablanca" this Bogart character reminds Ilsa as they part, "We'll always have Paris"
Output: rick blaine
Category: INTERNATIONAL FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: Skordalia is a garlic, potato & olive oil dip from this Mediterranean country
Output: greece
Category: YOU SAY MYANMAR, I SAY BURMA 
Clue: Nearly 90% of Burmese practice this religion
Output: buddhism
Category: FACTS & FIGURES 
Clue: Tom Sietas holds the world record for doing this underwater, for an amazing 17 minutes & 19 seconds
Output: holding his breath
Category: WHO WAS THAT MASKED MAN? 
Clue: In film he's donned the Riddler's mask & the title mask in "The Mask"
Output: jim carrey
Category: BUMPED FROM THE COVER OF TIME 
Clue: A Time cover called "Wonders of the Cosmos" was bumped after the assassination of this prime minister in 1995
Output: yitzhak rabin
Category: HOMOPHONIC PAIRS 
Clue: The semicircular path taken by a biblical boat
Output: an ark arc
Category: A PIECE OF CAKE 
Clue: A sponge cake without egg yolks or butter, it's fat free, pure white, &, as its name implies, a little piece of heaven
Output: angel food cake
Category: ROMAN AROUND 
Clue: Patricius, the son of Calpurnius, a Roman nobleman, traveled to & became the patron saint of this country
Output: ireland
Category: PAPER 
Clue: Manila paper was originally made from this rope substance from Manila
Output: hemp
Category: VEGGIE-POURRI 
Clue: Emeril loves to use onions, bell peppers & this crunchy veggie together, so he calls them his "trinity"
Output: celery
Category: THE NEAREST CONTINENT 
Clue: Sao Tome & Principe
Output: africa
Category: NOVEL CHARACTERS 
Clue: This Sinclair Lewis realtor dreams "of the Fairy Child, a dream more romantic than scarlet pagodas"
Output: george babbitt
Category: MAKE YOUR PITCH 
Clue: Add 1 letter to the illegal spitter to get this pitch that drops suddenly
Output: a splitter
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: 1 of 2 egg-laying mammals of Australia
Output: duck-billed platypus & echidna
Category: YEARS 
Clue: Bill Clinton reelected president
Output: 1996
Category: JOHANNES BRAHMS 
Clue: As a young man, Brahms chose this as his main instrument & played it in taverns to make a living
Output: the piano
Category: DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSE? 
Clue: San Jose island off Texas in the Gulf of Mexico is this type of narrow island parallel to the shore
Output: a barrier island
Category: SEATTLE 
Clue: Despite the city's reputation, only about 35 inches a year
Output: rain
Category: FICTION 
Clue: In an 1891 novel Basil Hallward is the painter of this man's mysterious portrait
Output: dorian gray
Category: BOND....JAMES BOND 
Clue: Actor Richard Kiel "chewed up" the scenery as this villain in 2 Bond films
Output: jaws
Category: MOTHER GOOSE 
Clue: It's the type of nail referred to in the nursery rhyme "All for Want of a Nail"
Output: a horseshoe nail
Category: NBA CHAMPS 
Clue: Magic & Kareem led these guys to 5 titles in the 1980s
Output: the los angeles lakers
Category: "RED", "WHITE" 
Clue: You'll find it at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Output: the white house
Category: POPES & HORSERACING 
Clue: When the pope visited the U.S. in 1995, one of his first stops was this Queens, New York racetrack
Output: aqueduct
Category: ASK "Y" 
Clue: 4-letter name of the subcompact automobile produced by Serbian manufacturer Zastava
Output: yugo
Category: THE CHAIN GANG 
Clue: This world capital was the site of the world's first Hard Rock Cafe
Output: london
Category: ART SCHOOL 
Clue: Traditionally in drypoint, you use a steel needle to scratch your drawing into a plate of this metal
Output: copper
Category: SOUNDS FISHY TO ME! 
Clue: A guitarfish might say, "You can call me" this, because that's the type of fish it is
Output: ray
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: This Scandinavian language is also known as Dansk
Output: danish
Category: SALAD BAR 
Clue: The French serve it with vinaigrette; the Germans serve it hot; we make it with great gobs of mayonnaise for picnics
Output: potato salad
Category: FAMOUS QUOTES 
Clue: Profession of Bob Fitzsimmons who said, "The bigger they come, the harder they fall"
Output: boxing
Category: PASS THE POTATOES 
Clue: My Chantilly potatoes are richer than I am; they're made with the heavy type of this
Output: cream
Category: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 
Clue: Salmon depend mainly on this sense to find their native rivers
Output: smell
Category: AUTHORS ON AUDIOTAPE 
Clue: This sitcom star reads his own "Dirty Jokes and Beer", subjects he might have learned about in Cleveland
Output: drew carey
Category: GRAVE MATTERS 
Clue: While he's buried next to Tennyson at Westminster Abbey, his wife Elizabeth is in Florence, Italy
Output: robert browning
Category: COLLECTIBLES 
Clue: A snowglobe inspired by this film features the Darling children tied to the mast near a hungry crocodile
Output: peter pan
Category: THE BEATLES 
Clue: This 1964 film, the Beatles' first, received an Oscar nomination for its musical score
Output: a hard day\'s night
Category: ANIMAL VERBS 
Clue: To decide irrevocably, like someone's fate
Output: seal
Category: ARCHAEOLOGY 
Clue: In 1974 farmers digging for water found an army of clay warriors "protecting" an emperor's tomb in this country
Output: china
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: Alexandra Ripley read this novel 6 times in preparation for writing its sequel, "Scarlett"
Output: gone with the wind
Category: THE MAIN ORGAN AFFECTED 
Clue: Pleurisy
Output: the lungs
Category: PODCAST INCORPORATED 
Clue: No joke, this satellite radio company signed former MTV-VJ Adam Curry as its exclusive PJ
Output: sirius
Category: 1901-1910 
Clue: Literature of 1902 included this Owen Wister novel of life in Wyoming
Output: the virginian
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: She had never held public office before she was elected governor of Alabama in 1966
Output: lurleen wallace
Category: THE WHITE HOUSE 
Clue: Churchill liked to stay in this "regal" room, where he often startled the staff with his nudity
Output: queen\'s room
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Some romantics really lose their heads on the day named for this saint who was probably beheaded
Output: st. valentine
Category: GULFS 
Clue: This gulf connects to the Atlantic Ocean via the narrow Straits of Florida
Output: the gulf of mexico
Category: BASEBALL 
Clue: The Atlanta Braves are in this division of the National League
Output: the western division
Category: BARBARA WALTERS' 20 YEARS 
Clue: In 1992 he made Barbara's fantasy come true by dancing the tango with her -- Hoo-aah!
Output: al pacino
Category: BELLY UP TO THE BAR 
Clue: Angostura is a brand of this aromatic liquor
Output: bitters
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: These respiratory organs of aquatic animals occur in oysters & some insect larvae as well as in fish
Output: gills
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: (Clue temporarily missing due to technical glitch)
Output: american heart association
Category: INTERNATIONAL ACTORS 
Clue: Seen here, she was born in Paris & starred in "An American Werewolf in Paris"
Output: julie delpy
Category: COWBOYS & INDIANS 
Clue: Once captured by John Smith, this Pawtuxet taught colonists Indian methods of planting & fertilizing corn
Output: squanto
Category: FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: James Beard put this traditional topping on pumpkin pie, but the Pilgrims couldn't; they didn't have any cows yet
Output: whipped cream
Category: FIRSTS 
Clue: In 1981 Western Bancorporation was renamed this when it became the 1st bank to franchise its services
Output: first interstate bank
Category: T3: RISE OF THE CONSONANTS 
Clue: 9-letter adjective describing one with no means of subsistence
Output: destitute
Category: PLANTS 
Clue: In 2006 the city of L.A. Iimited its planting of this tall tree because it's disease-prone, non-native & gives little shade
Output: the palm
Category: LET'S GET IT "ON"! 
Clue: Brand name for the chemical chiefly used as a refrigerant
Output: freon
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: George Du Maurier introduced this evil hypnotist in his 1894 novel "Trilby"
Output: svengali
Category: I SHOT THE SHARIF 
Clue: David Lean gave Omar Sharif a big-screen break when he shot this epic starring Peter O'Toole
Output: lawrence of arabia
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: 30-second TV ads for this January 26, 1997 sporting event sold for an average of $1.2 million
Output: super bowl xxxi
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: Most of this "Color Purple" author's first volume of poetry, "Once", was written in one week in 1964
Output: alice walker
Category: BASEBALL RECORD BREAKERS 
Clue: On Sept. 26, 1981 he hurled his record-breaking 5th no-hit game; he went on to pitch 2 more in his career
Output: nolan ryan
Category: 35 YEARS OF SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE 
Clue: The 1930s Art Deco architecture of this Florida city with a 2-word name was featured in the December 1982 issue
Output: miami beach
Category: RACING 
Clue: The odd-looking hip rotation helps you cover more ground with each step in the Olympic race in this activity
Output: race walking
Category: 1997 ANNIVERSARIES 
Clue: 1997 marks the 75th anniversary of Sir Frederick Banting & Charles Best's discovery of this pancreatic hormone
Output: insulin
Category: THE 1860s 
Clue: In 1868 this Liberal Party member succeeded Disraeli as British Prime Minister; he served in that capacity 3 other times
Output: gladstone
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: It's the "rock" in Prudential's ads
Output: gibraltar
Category: REAL "PA"s 
Clue: This actress is the mother of James Wilkie Broderick
Output: sarah jessica parker
Category: EUROPA, EUROPA 
Clue: This nation's city of Rostov-on-Don grew up around a fortress built there in 1761
Output: russia
Category: PILLOW TALK 
Clue: Legend has it that each night Alexander the Great put his sword & a book by this epic poet under his pillow
Output: homer
Category: 1990s BESTSELLERS 
Clue: In 1998 his novel "Rainbow Six" became another in his long line of military bestsellers
Output: tom clancy
Category: STATE OF THE UNION 
Clue: The light bulb & the phonograph were invented in this state
Output: new jersey
Category: NOBEL WINNERS BY CATEGORY 
Clue: Mikhail Gorbachev
Output: peace
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: An Ulverston, England museum is devoted to the film careers of this comedy pair who starred in "The Flying Deuces"
Output: laurel & hardy
Category: ANIMAL YOUTH 
Clue: In "Songs of Innocence", William Blake asked it, "Who made thee?"
Output: the lamb
Category: APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: Probably from the Dutch for "bind", it can be a great deal of money, or any items tied up for carrying
Output: bundle
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: Kids in Somerset, England call pumpkins "punkies", & "Punky Night" is their version of this celebration
Output: halloween
Category: VERBS 
Clue: This automatic transmission setting can also mean to kiss in a secluded spot
Output: park
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: Roofed cars on a freight train, or a roll of 12 in a dice game
Output: boxcars
Category: SCOTLAND 
Clue: While residing in Dumfries, he wrote "Auld Lang Syne"
Output: robert burns
Category: TO SERVE 
Clue: You can serve your leftovers directly from this brand of tight-sealing food containers introduced in 1945
Output: tupperware
Category: WORLD OF ISLAM 
Clue: Reflecting its origin in a pre-Islamic solar calendar, the name of this Muslim holy month means "great heat"
Output: ramadan
Category: A GREEN CATEGORY 
Clue: A cross-section of this green treat is seen here
Output: kiwi
Category: TV TOE TAGS 
Clue: Episodes of this HBO series began with someone's death; one was a jogger killed by a mountain lion
Output: six feet under
Category: THE GOSPELS 
Clue: He cast down 30 pieces of silver in the temple "and departed, and went and hanged himself"
Output: judas
Category: FUN WITH THE DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM 
Clue: Covering the 800s, it's the only main Dewey classification that's also a Nobel Prize category
Output: literature
Category: AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS 
Clue: Budd Schulberg based the alcoholic central character of "The Disenchanted" on this "Gatsby" author
Output: f. scott fitzgerald
Category: THE LAW 
Clue: During the Civil War, Lincoln suspended this right not to be held in prison without court consent
Output: habeas corpus
Category: twentysomething 
Clue: To the closest mile, it's the length of an Olympic marathon
Output: twenty-six
Category: YANGTZE DOODLE 
Clue: This dam, one of the world's largest when completed, is being built on the Yangtze to control flooding
Output: the three gorges dam
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In 1785 this future French emperor graduated from military school in Paris, 42nd in his class of 58
Output: napoleon
Category: ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE OR MARINES 
Clue: "The Right Stuff" guy Chuck Yeager after 1947
Output: air force
Category: REAL PEOPLE ON FILM 
Clue: In "All the President's Men", Hal Holbrook played the secret informant dubbed this
Output: deep throat
Category: DURING DiMAGGIO'S HITTING STREAK 
Clue: British & free French forces took Syria from this collaborationist French government
Output: vichy
Category: YOUR CHEATIN' HEART 
Clue: This emperor fooled around with a Polish countess while he was still married to Josephine
Output: napoleon
Category: THE AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY, PAGE 1 
Clue: Insect terrorizer seen here
Output: aardvark
Category: VICE PRESIDENTS WHO BECAME PRESIDENT 
Clue: In the early '40s he was among the youngest pilots in the U.S. Navy
Output: george herbert walker bush
Category: WHAT'S THE NEXT LINE? 
Clue: "Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag..."
Output: "...and smile, smile, smile"
Category: THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 
Clue: This painter & sculptor of the American West served as a war correspondent & artist for the Hearst papers
Output: remington
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: "Life made easier" is the motto of the magazine called "Real" this
Output: simple
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: This wife of Jupiter was considered the queen of heaven
Output: juno
Category: MONEY SUPERSTITIONS 
Clue: When you give one of these to a man, a coin or bill should be in it so he'll never be out of money
Output: a wallet
Category: CHRISTMAS 
Clue: This novelty hit begins, "Christmas, Christmas time is near, time for toys and time for cheer"
Output: "the chipmunk song"
Category: MOST-LIVABLE COUNTRIES 
Clue: In 2000 this No. 7 most-livable country came out with what may be its first slacker film, "101 Reykjavik"
Output: iceland
Category: CHEMICAL ELEMENTS 
Clue: Centrum multivitamins say they're "Complete from A to" this element
Output: zinc
Category: MICHAEL JORDAN 
Clue: Jordan hit the basketball court with Bugs Bunny & pals in this 1996 flick
Output: space jam
Category: HANDY TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: This company that sells Dimension computers now sells a GPS system for the Axim PDAs
Output: dell
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: The last name of this "Pagliacci" composer translates to "lionhorse"
Output: leoncavallo
Category: COOKING 
Clue: A zester cuts threads of this from an orange, lemon or lime
Output: rind
Category: FAVORITE SINGERS 
Clue: Jill Cunniff sang "Naked Eye" with this band named for a '70s NBA star called Lucious
Output: luscious jackson
Category: FRENCH ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: He was living in Tahiti when he painted "Poemes Barbares" in 1896
Output: paul gauguin
Category: AT THE BUFFET 
Clue: You might start off with the peel-&-eat these; the cocktail sauce is on the left
Output: shrimp
Category: OF "LOVE" 
Clue: The capital of this former Yugoslav Republic & now independent nation is Ljubljana
Output: slovenia
Category: WHO SAID IT, SHAKESPEARE? 
Clue: "O true apothecary!  Thy drugs are quick, thus with a kiss I die"
Output: romeo
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Consisting of puff pastry layered with custard or cream, this pastry's fit for a French emperor
Output: a napoleon
Category: STATE CAPITAL BIRTHPLACES 
Clue: Confederate Civil War general George Edward Pickett
Output: richmond
Category: A STAR IS BORN 
Clue: This star with a squeaky clean image was born Doris von Kappelhoff on April 3, 1924
Output: doris day
Category: WORLD FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: French dishes described as A L'Allemande are inspired by the cuisine of this country
Output: germany
Category: HOME FROM THE HOUSE 
Clue: With 102 years of combined service, John Conyers & John Dignell of this Midwest state are the House's 2 senior members
Output: michigan
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: This state was home to the world's first drive-in movie theater & the first boardwalk
Output: new jersey
Category: AVIATION FIRSTS 
Clue: The first major flight over water was by Glenn Curtiss, who flew over this lake from Cleveland to Sandusky in 1910
Output: lake erie
Category: GOLDEN GIRLS 
Clue: She paired with Sergei Grinkov to win figure skating gold in 1988 & 1994
Output: ekaterina gordeeva
Category: HOWARD'S END 
Clue: Upon leaving the White House, this president with the middle name Howard told his successor, "I'm glad to be going"
Output: taft
Category: SHOW BIZ SAYINGS 
Clue: "Shakespeare In Love" snaps this at someone who stammers, "The show must, you know..."
Output: go on
Category: LET'S GO TO FLORIDA 
Clue: The Wallendas' poles, rigging & costumes are on view at the Circus Museum in this Florida city
Output: sarasota
Category: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 
Clue: Like Charles Rushmore, for whom the mount is named, these 2 men on it passed the bar & were lawyers
Output: thomas jefferson & abraham lincoln
Category: PERFUME 
Clue: A huge pair of lips adorns bottles of this late Spanish surrealist's perfume
Output: salvador dali
Category: TEEN PEOPLE 
Clue: Having jumped in a lake during their Orlando photo shoot, these "Boys" sported the wet look on a 1998 cover
Output: backstreet boys
Category: ON THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS 
Clue: In 1776 George Washington & the continental army defeated the Hessians at the battle of this New Jersey city
Output: trenton
Category: RADIO PERSONALITIES 
Clue: Tavis Smiley launched this network's first national show to originate from Los Angeles
Output: npr
Category: U.S. MILITARY MUSEUMS 
Clue: Cadets can visit its artillery museum that dates back to 1854, with a collection that began about 1779
Output: west point
Category: THE ELEMENTS 
Clue: Selenium is sometimes added to this material during vulcanization to increase abrasion resistance
Output: rubber
Category: BUMPER STICKER HUMOR 
Clue: "When" this food "gets its picture taken, what does it say?"
Output: cheese
Category: LOSE A TURN 
Clue: This orator was the Democrats' presidential nominee twice, lost a turn & was nominated again in 1908
Output: william jennings bryan
Category: EX-BUNNIES 
Clue: She was a bunny before she was a singing "Blondie"
Output: deborah harry
Category: STATE SONGS? 
Clue: Neil Young is mentioned in this song by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Output: "sweet home alabama"
Category: SOFT "CEL" 
Clue: The University of this seaport city on the Mediterranean was founded in 1450
Output: barcelona
Category: NATIONAL MAGAZINE AWARD WINNERS 
Clue: In 1999 Time won for Public Interest & this competitor won for News Reporting
Output: newsweek
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: Named for John Jacob Astor, Astoria, first American settlement west of the Rockies, is in this state
Output: oregon
Category: MILLERS OUTPOST 
Clue: One of the most popular musical comedy actresses of the 1920s, Marilyn Miller appeared in these "follies" in 1918
Output: ziegfeld follies
Category: POLIDICKS 
Clue: From 1975 to 1977 he was President Ford's Chief of Staff
Output: dick cheney
Category: ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS 
Clue: "J'accuse" Edouard Manet of painting the portrait of this French novelist, seen here
Output: emile zola
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: This organization was involved in the defense of Sacco & Vanzetti & in the Scottsboro case
Output: aclu
Category: THE MALE OF THE SPECIES 
Clue: When male badgers & pigs get together, the females think they're  a bunch of these
Output: boars
Category: NO. 1 U.S. BABY NAMES 
Clue: This name of Shylock's daughter was the favorite name for 1980s & '90s girls
Output: jessica
Category: "L.B."s 
Clue: Herbie, the endearing Volkswagen in a classic Disney film
Output: the love bug
Category: EUROPEAN DINING 
Clue: There's a restaurant named for this seductive spy in Leeuwarden, Netherlands, her birthplace
Output: mata hari
Category: 18th CENTURY EUROPE 
Clue: On Nov.1, 1755 an earthquake devastated this Portuguese capital, killing tens of thousands
Output: lisbon
Category: FAMOUS O'BRIENS 
Clue: To cook these vegetables O'Brien, dice them & fry them with onions & green peppers
Output: potatoes
Category: PSYCHED 
Clue: From the Greek for "split mind", this mental disorder is not, as many believe, the same as a split personality
Output: schizophrenia
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: Lack of coordination between these matching organs is called strabismus
Output: eyes
Category: VETERINARY AFFAIRS 
Clue: Contrary to myth, this part of a dog doesn't need to be cold, but should usually be moist
Output: nose
Category: THE "EL" YOU SAY 
Clue: Marty Robbins went to No. 1 with a song about this town, & won a Grammy for it in 1960
Output: "el paso"
Category: THE "S" FILES 
Clue: It's believed that this highly infectious disease killed Pocahontas
Output: smallpox
Category: SPEAK OF THE DEVIL 
Clue: This poisonous weed named for Jamestown, Virginia, is also known as devil's trumpet
Output: jimson weed
Category: COUNTING DOWN TO "MIDNIGHT" 
Clue: This Australian band broke up in 2002 after 25 years of politically charged rocking
Output: midnight oil
Category: ROUND NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: It's the Major League record for home runs in a season
Output: 70
Category: TOOLS 
Clue: Someone with an ulterior motive "has" this tool "to grind"
Output: an axe
Category: ENGLISH LITERATURE 
Clue: In this novel of the future, Mustapha Mond "had been the first to reveal the...dangers of family life"
Output: "brave new world"
Category: DIRTY 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Writer Upton Sinclair was a famous "raker" of it
Output: muck
Category: FILMED IN HAWAII 
Clue: Kamokila Village on Kauai became an African village for this Dustin Hoffman film about a deadly virus
Output: outbreak