niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: THEY'RE "OFF" 
Clue: When push comes to this, it means to leave shore
Output: shove off
Category: COMPANY SYMBOLS 
Clue: This black-and-white flightless bird is the symbol of a British-American book company
Output: a penguin
Category: FIRST AID 
Clue: A slit-like wound is called this, like the sharp cut a doctor makes with a scalpel
Output: an incision
Category: COLD-BLOODED ANIMALS 
Clue: This endangered poisonous lizard of the American southwest is protected by law in Arizona, Utah & California
Output: gila monster
Category: "BRAIN" SURGERY 
Clue: 1983 movie comedy with Steve Martin as cranial surgeon Michael Hfuhruhurr
Output: the man with two brains
Category: SEASONS 
Clue: Bugs & Daffy were constantly trying to convince Elmer which of these 2 hunting seasons it was
Output: rabbit or duck season
Category: YOUNG MR. PRESIDENT 
Clue: Before Columbia & Harvard, he attended Honolulu's Punahou School & L.A.'s Occidental College
Output: obama
Category: 1980s TV 
Clue: For much of the '80s, Julie Harris played Lilimae Clements, Valene's mom on this nighttime soap
Output: knots landing
Category: APRIL 
Clue: The Christian celebration of Easter & this Jewish festival also known as Pesach can both occur in April
Output: passover
Category: NAME THE YEAR 
Clue: Seen here is a tragedy from this year that few will forget (Challenger explosion)
Output: 1986
Category: HAIL TO THE CHIEF 
Clue: The bodies of 8 presidents have lain in state in this room, the largest in the White House
Output: the east room
Category: MOVIE NAME DROPPERS 
Clue: "____ Getting Married"
Output: rachel
Category: THE ROARING '20s 
Clue: After his return from Europe in June of 1927, he received a hero's welcome & a ticker tape parade
Output: charles lindbergh
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This name for an earthenware beer mug is German for "stone"
Output: stein
Category: OSCAR-WINNING ROLES 
Clue: U.S. Marshal Sam Gerard
Output: tommy lee jones
Category: CLIFFS NOTES 
Clue: George & Martha throw an after-party for Nick & Honey; play games; start for bed at dawn
Output: "who\'s afraid of virginia woolf?"
Category: REALLY BIG SHOW 
Clue: Nearly 80% of all viewers watching TV on Nov. 21, 1980 were tuned in to this show to learn that Kristin had shot J.R.
Output: dallas
Category: JELLY BELLY FLAVORS 
Clue: 1 of 2 A&W flavors
Output: root beer
Category: WILD THINGS 
Clue: This striped mammal can fire numerous jets of its foul-smelling liquid before it has to "reload"
Output: skunk
Category: ANIMAL VERBS 
Clue: Flutter, like eyelashes
Output: bat
Category: CELEBRITIES 
Clue: She's the young country & pop diva heard here
Output: leann rimes
Category: AMUSEMENT & THEME PARKS 
Clue: The Drunken Basket at Lotte World in Seoul is basically the same ride as this one in Disneyland's Fantasyland
Output: drunken teacups
Category: A DAY AT THE RACES 
Clue: It's the shortest sprint of the current Olympic track & field events
Output: 100 meter dash
Category: ODD WORDS 
Clue: Eutexia is the quality of doing this at a minimum temperature, like ice in a soft drink
Output: melt
Category: BURNS, BABY, BURNS 
Clue: Steinbeck took note when Burns wrote "the best laid schemes o" these two things "gang aft agley"
Output: "mice and men"
Category: V FOR... 
Clue: In 1996 President Clinton signed a bill that said all of these made after 1997 should contain a V-chip
Output: televisions
Category: THEME PARK FUN 
Clue: Kennywood's version of this classic ride features a lion & tiger as well as the usual horses
Output: a carousel
Category: A MUSICAL MENU 
Clue: This ConAgra sweet popcorn treat comes in butter toffee & caramel flavors
Output: fiddle faddle
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: In "A Midsummer Night's Dream", this was Tom Snout's occupation tho you may not give a "dam"
Output: tinker
Category: ARE YOU GAME? 
Clue: There are 43 quintillion possible wrong solutions & 1 correct one for this cube
Output: a rubik\'s cube
Category: HOLLYWOOD 
Clue: The man seen here didn't wear an undershirt in this 1934 film, setting a trend for decades
Output: it happened one night
Category: BELOW THE BELT 
Clue: These men's shoes that share their name with a British university are also known as Balmorals
Output: oxfords
Category: FRENCH HISTORY 
Clue: When English king Edward III claimed the French throne in 1337, this war began; it lasted until 1453!
Output: hundred years\' war
Category: A LA CART 
Clue: In a 12th century French tale of this knight, he rides humbly on a cart in pursuit of Guinevere
Output: lancelot
Category: ALL POLITICS IS LOCAL 
Clue: In 2011 this congresswoman from Minnesota's 6th district gave a State of the Union rebuttal on behalf of the Tea Party
Output: michelle bachmann
Category: FILE UNDER "T" 
Clue: He was sent to bring Isolde to Cornwall to marry his uncle, King Mark
Output: tristan
Category: NURSERY RHYME ANIMALS 
Clue: One was bought at the market & brought "home again, home again, jiggety-jig!"
Output: pig
Category: MMM...DONUTS 
Clue: This Mass.-based donut chain says that if its yearly output were lined end to end, it'd circle the Earth 5.8 times
Output: dunkin\' donuts
Category: "P.S." I LOVE YOU 
Clue: Holy geography!  These territories were ruled by the Popes from 756 to 1870
Output: papal states
Category: ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS 
Clue: French songstress Yvette Guilbert hated this cabaret habitue's depictions of her & called him "Little Monster"
Output: toulouse-lautrec
Category: "SEA" YA 
Clue: This city's annual Seafair features various water sports & a hydroplane race on Lake Washington
Output: seattle
Category: YOU NEED SOME BACKUP 
Clue: Marky Mark
Output: the funky bunch
Category: DIAMONDBACKS 
Clue: Of 8, 16 or 28, the length in feet of the longest diamondback ever recorded (not counting Randy Johnson)
Output: 8 feet
Category: FILMS OF THE '60s 
Clue: This singer did it his way & filmed his directorial debut, the WWII drama "None But the Brave", on the island of Kauai
Output: frank sinatra
Category: GEOGRAPHY "B" 
Clue: The Rhodope Mountains & the city of Sofia are in this country
Output: bulgaria
Category: INCREDIBLE EDIBLES 
Clue: Escoffier says these amphibians "Are not generally accepted as...first-class food by non-French people"
Output: frogs
Category: PLAYS 
Clue: Editor Walter Burns schemes to hold on to reporter Hildy Johnson in this 1928 farce
Output: "the front page"
Category: "B" PREPARED 
Clue: This Pennsylvania city was founded in 1741 & appropriately named on Christmas Eve
Output: bethlehem
Category: WELCOME TO DENVER 
Clue: Denver supports two major morning papers: The Denver Post & this "News"paper founded in 1859
Output: the rocky mountain news
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH "A" 
Clue: Term for a list of items to be dealt with at a meeting
Output: an agenda
Category: LEGAL IDENTITIES 
Clue: We were "Spellbound" when Eldred Peck acted under this name
Output: gregory peck
Category: FEMALE FIRSTS 
Clue: In 1976 she became the first woman to conduct the Metropolitan Opera when she took the baton for "La Traviata"
Output: sarah caldwell
Category: LIVE IN TEXAS 
Clue: This world-famous cyclist named his home in Austin "Casa Linda" after his mother
Output: lance armstrong
Category: SKY HIGH 
Clue: CN Tower: 1,815 feet
Output: toronto
Category: '90s MUSIC 
Clue: In Tim McGraw's country hit, it's the line that follows "I like it, I love it"
Output: "i want some more of it"
Category: PHILADELPHIA 
Clue: Built in 1895, the original Quadrangle of this university was based on Oxford & Cambridge
Output: the university of pennsylvania
Category: A SPOT OF "T" 
Clue: Middle Caicos is the largest island in this British dependency in the West Indies
Output: the turks and caicos
Category: PITCHMEN 
Clue: Before his big 1998 wedding, this actor signed for up to 7 more years as AAMCO's spokesman
Output: james brolin
Category: BEVERAGES 
Clue: The name of this coffee drink comes from the Italian for "pressed"
Output: espresso
Category: PROJECTILES 
Clue: In this sport you carry your projectiles in a quiver
Output: archery
Category: BRITISH HISTORY 
Clue: In 1661 the body of this Lord Protector was exhumed, strung up & beheaded
Output: oliver cromwell
Category: BACK IN "BLACK" 
Clue: Theoretically, its gravitational field is so intense that no electromagnetic radiation can escape
Output: a black hole
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: In August 1812 this future president was put in charge of the Northwestern Army
Output: william henry harrison
Category: THE 19th CENTURY 
Clue: In August 1807 this steamboat made the NYC to Albany round trip on the Hudson in 62 hours
Output: clermont
Category: SEAN SONG 
Clue: The rap on him is he's sometimes "Puffy"
Output: sean combs
Category: HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED 
Clue: The famed rhyming signs of this shaving product first appeared on Highway 61 in Minnesota
Output: burma shave
Category: THE FARMER IN THE DELL 
Clue: The smallest creature in the rhyme; I'm beginning to smell one...
Output: rat
Category: THE BIRDS & THE BEES 
Clue: This substance produced by bees is used in the making of candles & cosmetics
Output: wax
Category: MISC. 
Clue: Long before it was newburged or thermidored, it was so plentiful it was a food for the poor
Output: lobster
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: Princess Leia's gown & other cool stuff from this film series are at Chicago's Field Museum till January 7, 2001
Output: star wars
Category: BIOLO"G" 
Clue: Yours is Homo
Output: genus
Category: THEY ALSO RAN 
Clue: Now an Anaheim Angel, this outfielder has led the American League in steals for 11 seasons
Output: rickey henderson
Category: GIVING "THANK"S 
Clue: From April 1975, it was John Denver's third No. 1 hit
Output: "thank god i\'m a country boy"
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: The first 2 words of the French version of the Canadian national anthem
Output: "o, canada"
Category: A BOOK OF VERSES 
Clue: He dedicated his 1885 "A Child's Garden of Verses" to Alison Cunningham, his childhood nurse
Output: robert louis stevenson
Category: THE DAKOTAS 
Clue: In 1997 the Dakotas were declared disaster areas as the cold hit -80 degrees including this factor
Output: wind chill factor
Category: IN THE "HOOD" 
Clue: It's Oregon's highest point
Output: mount hood
Category: GAME OVER 
Clue: This rough-house recess game ends when the last opposing player fails to do what the name of the game suggests
Output: dodge ball
Category: QUOTES 
Clue: "I am extraordinarily patient, provided I get my own way in the end", said this British "Iron Lady"
Output: thatcher
Category: 5 OF THE 7 ANCIENT WONDERS 
Clue: Water from the Euphrates was lifted by slaves to aid in this "green" project
Output: the hanging gardens of babylon
Category: FEMMES FATALES 
Clue: So enraptured was Israel's King David with this woman, he deliberately sent her husband into battle where he died
Output: bathsheba
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: Rubricate means to write or paint in this color
Output: red
Category: COLORFUL CHARACTERS 
Clue: Also called the sea cook, he leads mutineers against Captain Smollet on board the Hispaniola
Output: long john silver
Category: THE HUSTLER 
Clue: Hustler Casino in Los Angeles is owned & operated by this publisher & civil liberties advocate
Output: larry flynt
Category: THE SWEET 1600s 
Clue: The kingdom of Buganda rose to prominence on the shores of this African lake
Output: lake victoria
Category: WE WANNA KNOW "Y" 
Clue: John Gay wrote that this time of life is "the season made for joys"
Output: youth
Category: GRIDIRON GREATS 
Clue: This "team" was first selected in 1889 & Yale's Pudge Heffelfinger made it the first 3 years
Output: all-american team
Category: GETTING SAUCY 
Clue: Bordelaise sauce gets its name from this ingredient
Output: bordeaux
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This word meaning something not fully understood is from the Greek musterion, "secret rite"
Output: mystery
Category: BUGS 
Clue: The brightly colored harlequin bug, also known by this "smelly" name, is a cabbage pest
Output: stinkbug
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: In 1978 Barnard Hughes won a Tony as this title patriarch
Output: da
Category: FORMULAS 
Clue: This soft drink's secret formula is stored in a safe deposit box at the Trust Company of Georgia
Output: coca-cola
Category: A WORLD OF FOOD 
Clue: Meaning "stuffed", it follows "chiles" in the name of a Mexican dish
Output: rellenos
Category: COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME 
Clue: The Country Music Hall of Fame has a dress made & worn by this Kentucky-born singer as a 14-year-old newlywed
Output: loretta lynn
Category: BREAKFAST CEREALS 
Clue: As its name suggests, this General Mills cereal provides 100% daily value of 12 vitamins & minerals
Output: total
Category: POT-POURRI 
Clue: The 3 main types of pottery are stoneware, porcelain & this most common "ware", seen here:
Output: earthenware
Category: NOTABLE WOMEN 
Clue: Her 1951 book "La Razon de mi Vida" ("The Purpose of my Life") was once mandatory reading in Argentine schools
Output: eva peron
Category: BARELY ALIVE 
Clue: Patient has tachycardia! Oh, man, he's in V-fib! Charge to 360! Clear! while I use an external this device
Output: a defibrillator
Category: "TWO" NIGHT 
Clue: The title characters of this Shakespeare play go off to Mantua & Milan
Output: two gentlemen of verona
Category: IN THE BAG 
Clue: In 1953 Tetley introduced bags filled with this to Britain
Output: tea
Category: NAMES 
Clue: Common Arabic name which means "servant of Allah"
Output: abdullah
Category: STATE OF DISASTER 
Clue: The first U.S. passenger rail fatalities occurred in this state when the Camden & Amboy train derailed
Output: new jersey
Category: U.S. MOUNTAINS 
Clue: The Bitterroot Range of this mountain chain extends more than 300 miles along the Idaho-Montana border
Output: rockies
Category: NAMES OF THE 12 APOSTLES 
Clue: Shared with a 4th century B.C. king of Macedonia
Output: philip
Category: FRIENDLY PHRASES 
Clue: He is "a friend indeed"
Output: a friend in need
Category: LANDMARKS 
Clue: Penny coins are added or taken away from this London landmark's pendulum to fine-tune its accuracy
Output: big ben
Category: SEASHORE LIFE 
Clue: Blubber & the tufts at the base of their densely packed feathers keep them warm while diving
Output: penguins
Category: WE'RE HERE TO "WIN" 
Clue: Castle community that the Queen calls home
Output: windsor
Category: MOVIE NOSTALGIA 
Clue: This "bathing beauty" dove into films in 1942, in "Andy Hardy's Double Life"
Output: esther williams
Category: BREAKFAST MENU 
Clue: Like Eggs Benedict, Eggs Sardou is topped with this creamy sauce
Output: hollandaise sauce
Category: GAME SHOW NETWORK 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Jeff Probst, host of "Rock & Roll Jeopardy!")  Bill Cullen hosted the daytime version of this show for 9 years; its second host has racked up 27
Output: the price is right
Category: MUSEUMS OF GERMANY 
Clue: A Baden-Baden museum devoted to the works of this Russian imperial jeweler opened in 2009
Output: fabergé
Category: BIRD-OLOGY 
Clue: Hands off the hooded pitohui! With wings & skin laced with toxin, it's one of the few birds known to be this
Output: poisonous
Category: HMM... PRONOUN TROUBLE 
Clue: It's the objective case of they, used as a direct or indirect object
Output: them
Category: "THE" 
Clue: It's 2nd verse begins, "On the shore, dimly seen through the mists of the deep"
Output: "the star-spangled banner"
Category: GATHER 'ROUND THE "TRE" 
Clue: It's the crime of undermining one's own government
Output: treason
Category: A PROVERBIAL MESS 
Clue: Good one deserves another turn
Output: one good turn deserves another
Category: "FER"GIE 
Clue: This frozen-food company's slogan is "Every dinner should feel this good"
Output: stouffer\'s
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: After disbanding in 1968 these "brothers" reunited in 1974 & had a No. 3 hit with "Rock and Roll Heaven"
Output: the righteous brothers
Category: GHOSTS OF LONDON 
Clue: A ghost seen in a gutter at Whitechapel may be that of Polly Nicholls, this murderer's first victim
Output: jack the ripper
Category: NAMED FOR THEIR LOOKS 
Clue: Baseball players know the infield is shaped like this gem, which gives the field its name
Output: a diamond
Category: SIGN OF THE FOUR 
Clue: Of the 4 traditional symphonic movements, the one whose name is Italian for "joke"
Output: scherzo
Category: MOVIES IN MINIVANS 
Clue: Hey, Minivan!  Turn up this 2006 feature--I want to hear Larry the Cable Guy as a tow truck
Output: cars
Category: NOTED EUROPEANS 
Clue: On the 50th anniv. of Bunker Hill, this European was back on our shores to lay the monument's cornerstone
Output: lafayette
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: To spell this animal, just use a hug & a kiss from the bottom of a letter
Output: ox
Category: GENESIS 
Clue: First signed in 1864, these conventions were the genesis of the humane treatment of wartime wounded
Output: the geneva conventions
Category: '70s TV 
Clue: This show's theme song says, "I'm living on the air in Cincinnati..."
Output: wkrp in cincinnati
Category: THE SCREEN ACTORS GUILD 
Clue: SAG shares jurisdiction over TV actors with this sister union
Output: aa(rtists)
Category: TV TOE TAGS 
Clue: Mary Alice's suicide in the first episode of the show doesn't stop her from narrating this series
Output: desperate housewives
Category: LET'S GO TO THE BEACH 
Clue: We'll need to protect our feet against the edges of this, made of millions of tiny underwater creatures
Output: coral
Category: ON A MAP, SOMEWHERE 
Clue: The Furka Pass gets you between the cantons of Uri & Valais in this country
Output: switzerland
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: In 1985 he said that freedom was "The universal right of all God's children"
Output: ronald reagan
Category: YOU'RE THE MAYOR 
Clue: Sworn in as this city's 97th mayor in 2000, John F. Street is a graduate of its Temple University
Output: philadelphia
Category: CINEMATIC SIBLINGS 
Clue: Janet Leigh was "showered" with more attention than Vera Miles, who played her sister in this suspense classic
Output: psycho
Category: IT'S ALL RELATIVE 
Clue: William Henry Harrison was this to Benjamin Harrison
Output: grandfather
Category: HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS 
Clue: The name of this famous street is French for "Avenue of the Elysian Fields"
Output: champs-elysees
Category: LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION 
Clue: Suisse is the French name for this mountainous country
Output: switzerland
Category: HEY, "D.J." 
Clue: James Buchanan Brady's gem of a moniker
Output: diamond jim
Category: DOUBLE "D"s 
Clue: Name given to either of 2 old Icelandic literary works detailing early Scandinavian mythology
Output: edda
Category: THE QUIRKS OF HISTORY 
Clue: This 1925 event was staged in Dayton, Tenn. to give the city publicity, with the defendant & the law in on it
Output: the scopes trial
Category: THE WGA's TOP 101 SCREENPLAYS 
Clue: In the No. 1 spot is this 1942 movie's script
Output: casablanca
Category: PLANTS 
Clue: Vanilla has been cultivated in this North American country for hundreds of years
Output: mexico
Category: 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This founder of analytical psychology will never get old
Output: carl jung
Category: FAMOUS "BABY"s 
Clue: 1 of 2 popular U.S. films released in late 1987 that had the word "Baby" in their titles
Output: baby boom or three men and a baby
Category: BUSINESS MEN 
Clue: This company founded by Berry Gordy Jr. celebrated its 40th anniversary in 1998
Output: motown records
Category: NORMAN 
Clue: When the Normans conquered England in 1066, they replaced this hyphenated people as the rulers of the land
Output: the anglo-saxons
Category: ON THE GO 
Clue: Old locomotives had this pointed grill in front of the engine to remove obstacles from the tracks
Output: cowcatchers
Category: FILE UNDER "D" 
Clue: Event a decathlon competitor always throws
Output: discus
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: Prince Henry the Navigator's tomb is in the church of Santa Maria da Vitoria in Batalha in this country
Output: portugal
Category: THE SEA OTTER 
Clue: Unlike other marine mammals, the sea otter does not have this layer of fat to keep it warm
Output: blubber
Category: WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG 
Clue: In 1995 an ultranationalist assassinated Yitzhak Rabin, prime minister of this country
Output: israel
Category: VISUALLITERATION 
Clue: Security videos are usually transmitted in this manner, involving no broadcast
Output: closed circuit
Category: "HEAD" LINES 
Clue: This phrase may precede "above the rest" or "shampoo"
Output: head and shoulders
Category: A QUINTET OF QUOTES 
Clue: In an 18th c. quip, "When a man... is to be hanged in a fortnight, it" does this to "his mind wonderfully"
Output: concentrates
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: By definition, it's what you do at an ingress
Output: enter
Category: KID'S TOUGH 
Clue: As this title duo, Carmen & Juni Cortez have a secret-agent mom & dad in 3 Robert Rodriguez movies
Output: spy kids
Category: I'M JUST RUNNING IN FOR... 
Clue: ...these fasteners, for my script on three-hole paper; they're also a man's first name
Output: brads
Category: GET SOME HELP 
Clue: Waylon Smithers tends to the every need of this zillionaire on "The Simpsons"
Output: montgomery burns
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: Nearly all of the Earth's weather occurs in this layer of the atmosphere below the stratosphere
Output: the troposphere
Category: THEME PARK FUN 
Clue: Dollywood's Mystery Mine is a steel one of these thrill rides that careens through an abandoned mine
Output: a roller coaster
Category: COMMUNICATION 
Clue: The 2-way field radio developed by Don Hings for bush pilots in 1937 soon got this snappier name
Output: walkie-talkies
Category: UH-OH, DEATH 
Clue: One of the classic criteria of death is apnea, or the cessation of this
Output: breathing
Category: MOVIN' ON "UP" 
Clue: An explosion, or an enlargement of a photograph
Output: a blow-up
Category: STAGE TALK 
Clue: A humorous interlude in a serious drama, or a Billy Crystal-hosted benefit
Output: comic relief
Category: NEW YORK ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: Frank Lloyd Wright intended for visitors to begin at the top & move downward through this art museum
Output: the guggenheim
Category: BRAND NAME SYMBOLS 
Clue: In 1949 this greeting card company's torch & shield emblem was replaced with a crown over its name in script
Output: hallmark
Category: THE OLD TESTAMENT 
Clue: Job tells us that the behemoth "eateth grass as an ox" & "moveth his tail like" one of these Lebanese trees
Output: cedar
Category: ROCK OF AGELESS 
Clue: "So Sad About" this band that played its first farewell tour in 1982 & played the Super Bowl halftime in 2010
Output: the who
Category: THE LAW 
Clue: The extent of territorial waters is defined in the 1982 U.N. "Convention on the Law of" this
Output: the sea
Category: BUSH'S NICKNAMES 
Clue: This Secretary of Education is also known as "La Margarita"
Output: margaret spellings
Category: WORDS FOR THE WISE 
Clue: This synonym for wise is often mixed with onion to make poultry stuffing
Output: sage
Category: WHO'S AFRAID OF 
Clue: Whether it passes too slowly or too quickly, chronophobia is a fear of this
Output: time
Category: FILM STARS 
Clue: The drill instructor in "An Officer and a Gentleman", he turned down an offer to play pro basketball
Output: louis gossett, jr.
Category: HISTORIC QUOTATIONS 
Clue: In 1811 Joseph de Maistre wrote in "Letter to X", "Every nation has the" one of these "it deserves"
Output: the government
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: According to these historic prose epics by Icelanders, the Vikings established many settlements in North America
Output: sagas
Category: YOU-PHEMISMS 
Clue: This Brooklynese plural of "you" is a homophone of a word meaning "multiple female sheep"
Output: youze
Category: THOSE WACKY GERMANS 
Clue: From 1949 to 1990 Germany was split into 2 countries, which were called this
Output: east & west germany
Category: QUEBEC 
Clue: Quebec is the only province whose civil law is based on the Code Civile of this European country
Output: france
Category: MUSIC THE KIDS LOVE 
Clue: The album heard here won a 1998 Grammy as Best Album of this style of dance music:
Output: polka
Category: MILITARY MOVIES 
Clue: Remember this film, the first one John Wayne directed -- it was set in Texas in 1836
Output: the alamo
Category: GOVERNORS 
Clue: In 1780 he signed on as Massachusetts' first governor
Output: john hancock
Category: WE REWRITE HISTORY! 
Clue: Jessica Simpson's oeuvre includes 1996's "The Same River Twice" &, of course, the Pulitzer-winning "The Color Purple"
Output: alice walker
Category: WHAT A "CARD"! 
Clue: It's a paperboard sign carried by a picketer
Output: a placard
Category: IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: Expired Homo sapiens don’t relate fables
Output: dead men tell no tales
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's where people go to "work out"
Output: gym
Category: COLLEGE "N" SHOTS 
Clue: Author John Irving is an alum of this university; the state's name appears in the title of one of his books
Output: new hampshire
Category: WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LEMONS 
Clue: Make lemonade, add an equal amount of iced tea & you'll have this drink named for a golfer
Output: an arnold palmer
Category: '60s TRIVIA 
Clue: In 1967 he was kicked out of the House of Representatives for reprehensible behavior
Output: adam clayton powell
Category: MOVIE SPOILERS 
Clue: The disabled Kevin Spacey seems to be the killer Keyser Soze in this 1995 film
Output: the usual suspects
Category: ELIZABETH TAYLOR'S WEDDING 
Clue: Elizabeth's son Michael, whose father was this late British actor, helped escort her down the aisle
Output: wilding
Category: CHICKS RULE! 
Clue: In the "My Ex & I Still Get Along" dept., in 1764 she installed one of her old lovers as King of Poland
Output: catherine the great
Category: THE ARTS THE NEW YORK TIMES 
Clue: Gore Vidal told the Times that JFK gave him one of the lines he used in this 1960 play, revived on Broadway in 2000
Output: "the best man"
Category: HISTORICAL MILITARY THERAPY SESSIONS 
Clue: My victories for Epirus over the Romans left me with a hollow, empty feeling; the price was too high
Output: pyrrhus
Category: HALLOWEEN 
Clue: This prime minister was assassinated by one of her own security guards October 31, 1984
Output: indira gandhi
Category: IT BORDERS INDIA 
Clue: On its extreme east, India borders this nation that changed its name following a coup in 1989
Output: myanmar
Category: WOMEN "R" US 
Clue: This symbolic woman was on the cover of the May 29, 1943 Saturday Evening Post
Output: rosie the riveter
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: In an apple, it's the "inside" name for the pericarp
Output: the core
Category: FAST FOOD CHAINS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: The Tube
Output: subway
Category: LANDING AT JFK 
Clue: On Feb. 20, 2007 this Terminal 6 airline introduced its "Customer Bill of Rights"
Output: jetblue
Category: NAME THE NOVEL 
Clue: "And this is what ye have shipped for, men!  To chase that white whale on both sides of land"
Output: "moby dick"
Category: YES, THAT'S "WHITE" 
Clue: Condition of heavy snow or fog during daylight in which visibility is lost
Output: a whiteout
Category: APPROBATION 
Clue: Japanese consul Chiune Sugihara, who saved hundreds of Jews in WWII, bears the title "Righteous" this
Output: gentile
Category: WORDS WITHIN WORDS 
Clue: In Roget's, this 4-letter insect isn't in the same category as designation
Output: gnat
Category: CLASSIC ROCK 
Clue: It's The Who song that says, "Hope I die before I get old"
Output: "my generation"
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Every second, fusion reactions in the Sun convert about 600 million tons of this element into helium
Output: hydrogen
Category: SUPERSTITIONS 
Clue: Wedding custom that is supposed to ensure the marriage will produce many children
Output: throwing rice
Category: FOOD FACTS 
Clue: Literally Italian for "little turnip", it's a little meat-filled case of pasta
Output: ravioli
Category: THE CONSTITUTION 
Clue: This specific body "shall be composed of members chosen every second year by the people of the... states"
Output: the house
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: He starred in "Gabriel's Fire" & performs the opening voice-over of "3rd Rock From The Sun"
Output: james earl jones
Category: POPULATIONS 
Clue: Elizabeth is this state's fourth-largest city in population
Output: new jersey
Category: CHEW MUST REMEMBER THIS 
Clue: In a 1903 work this Irish playwright quipped that "There is no love sincerer than the love of food"
Output: shaw
Category: COLLEGE FOOTBALL 
Clue: This Provo, Utah school won 10 straight WAC football titles from 1976 to 1985
Output: brigham young
Category: LET'S GET BIZET! 
Clue: Georges Bizet was born on Oct. 25, 1838 in this capital & was admitted to its conservatory by age 10
Output: paris
Category: TV ON TV 
Clue: "F.Y.I."
Output: murphy brown
Category: HORSING AROUND 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew)  A horse's slowest natural gait is a walk; this is the next one up in speed
Output: trot
Category: YEAH, IT WAS THE '80s 
Clue: She told us "Love Is A Battlefield" & in 1980 went to No. 9 with "Hit Me With Your Best Shot"
Output: pat benatar
Category: LITERARY COLLABORATORS 
Clue: These brothers first published their "Fairy Tales" in 1812 as "Kinderund Hausmarchen"
Output: the brothers grimm
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: Its license plates bear a flag depicting the Big Dipper & the North Star
Output: alaska
Category: RANKS & TITLES 
Clue: The top chess players in the world have this 11-letter rank
Output: grandmaster
Category: THE OLD WEST 
Clue: For protecting a cowboy's legs, they come in varieties like shotgun & woollies
Output: chaps
Category: I'M IN "SEVENTH" HEAVEN 
Clue: "...the right of trial by jury..."
Output: the seventh amendment
Category: LABOR 
Clue: In 1802 England passed the first law against this type of labor that Dickens attacked in "Oliver Twist"
Output: child labor
Category: PROJECT RUNAWAY 
Clue: Montreal's mayor said this 1976 event "can no more have a deficit than a man can have a baby"; birth weight was over $1 billion
Output: the summer olympics
Category: LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD 
Clue: It was the wolf's reply to Red's comment, "Grandmother, what large eyes you have"
Output: the better to see you with
Category: A BAD MOTHER 
Clue: In mythology, after Jason walked out on her, she murdered their children
Output: medea
Category: SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE STARS 
Clue: Wearing a bee costume, John Belushi sang "I'm A King Bee" as half of the duo later known as this
Output: the blues brothers
Category: ALSO A U.S. STATE 
Clue: A numbered shirt you just bought from your favorite football team
Output: a new jersey
Category: FIX THE SPOONERISM 
Clue: To raise money, the government may put a tin sax on tobacco
Output: sin tax
Category: "OVER" & "OUT" 
Clue: This restaurant chain with an Aussie atmosphere says, "No rules, just right"
Output: outback steakhouse
Category: AUSTRALIA 
Clue: Eat too many chockies, these, & you may find yourself crook, "sick"
Output: chocolates
Category: "OUT OF   " 
Clue: 1985's "Best Picture"
Output: "out of africa"
Category: TV TRIVIA 
Clue: In the Spring of 1950 Arthur Godfrey gave TV lessons on playing this instrument
Output: the ukulele
Category: STATES' HIGHEST POINTS 
Clue: Jerimoth Hill in Providence County
Output: rhode island
Category: WHO 
Clue: "New York Rock", an opera by this widow of John Lennon, is a love story ending in a murder
Output: yoko ono
Category: SOUNDS LIKE AN IRISH COUNTY 
Clue: "de Lune" or Danes
Output: claire
Category: NAME THAT GAME 
Clue: Stack one piece on top of another to crown a king in this board game
Output: checkers
Category: GOLF 
Clue: The famous triumverate of the 1960's was Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, & this South African
Output: gary player
Category: FOOD PHRASES 
Clue: Exodus 3:8 mentions "a land flowing with" these 2 things
Output: milk and honey
Category: ADVERTISING MASCOTS 
Clue: It's the animal that's represented one of the major TV networks since 1956
Output: a peacock
Category: ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL? 
Clue: This legendary coach once said, "Winning isn't everything, but wanting to win is"
Output: vince lombardi
Category: AROUND SWEDEN 
Clue: The grave of this Swedish prime minister who was assassinated in 1986 is in the Adolf Fredrik's Churchyard
Output: olof palme
Category: NAME THE DECADE 
Clue: Elizabeth II became Queen of England
Output: the 1950s
Category: DECODE THE PERSONAL AD 
Clue: She's an S.A.F., the A. for this ethnic origin
Output: asian
Category: FAMOUS PAIRS 
Clue: Chang & Eng, born in May 1811 & died in January 1874, were known as this pair
Output: siamese twins
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Nevada's second-largest city, it was named for a Union general killed during the Civil War
Output: reno
Category: JOHN J. PERSHING 
Clue: Pershing gained this rhyming nickname for commanding a unit of African-American soldiers
Output: black jack
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Served by Blue Grass Airport, this Kentucky city was named for the first battle of the American Revolution
Output: lexington
Category: "L"EGALESE 
Clue: If you want to go to Harvard Law, better ace this 4-letter test used as a criterion for admission
Output: the lsat
Category: MONDAY, MONDAY 
Clue: Sensibly, pondeli, the Czech word for Monday, literally means "after" this
Output: sunday
Category: 1992 
Clue: After Slovakia's parliament declared sovereignty, he quit as president of Czechoslovakia
Output: václav havel
Category: THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS 
Clue: They made their film debut in "Wild on the Beach" in 1965, the same year they recorded "I Got You, Babe"
Output: sonny and cher
Category: ADDICTIONARY 
Clue: Mike, to get well you need to go somewhere for this, from the Latin for "restore"
Output: rehabilitation
Category: I NEED A VACATION 
Clue: My daughter's excited to see the monarch butterfly flocks at Morelia in this country, the No. 8 destination
Output: mexico
Category: HOMOPHONES 
Clue: To take a quick look, or the top of a mountain
Output: peek/peak
Category: BARRY MANILOW 
Clue: Barry co-produced her Grammy-nominated album "The Divine Miss M"
Output: bette midler
Category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Before a trip, it's proper to wish someone "bon" this, whether they're traveling by ship or not
Output: voyage
Category: THE PILGRIMS 
Clue: The Mayflower Compact referred to the Pilgrims as "loyal subjects of" this "dread sovereign"
Output: james i of england
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: Elvis' one appearance on this WSM country music program, October 2, 1954, was considered lackluster
Output: grand ole opry
Category: HERE COMES THE "SUN" 
Clue: This interjection is literally German for "health"
Output: gesundheit
Category: TOYS & GAMES 
Clue: Scrabble this is a card game in which players throw down their cards to change existing 4-letter words
Output: scrabble slam
Category: FAMOUS 17th NAMES 
Clue: On Jaunuary 1, 1660 this Englishman began his diaries in shorthand; he stopped 9 years later
Output: pepys
Category: ON THE RESTAURANT'S FAST FOOD MENU 
Clue: The Happy Meal with hamburger
Output: mcdonald\'s
Category: CHAPTERS IN 19th CENTURY LIT 
Clue: Chapters 1-4 of this classic start with "Jonathan Harker's Journal"; later we also get a peek at "Dr. Seward's Diary"
Output: dracula
Category: REALLY GRIMM FAIRY TALES 
Clue: To marry a princess, Hans had to pluck a feather from the tail of this beast that was part lion, part eagle
Output: griffin
Category: NAMES 
Clue: While not the most common Russian name, Ivan Kuznetsov is literal Russian equivalent of this English name
Output: john smith
Category: CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG 
Clue: "Woodstock", the group's first hit together, was written by this onetime gal pal of Graham Nash
Output: joni mitchell
Category: DANCE FORMERS 
Clue: When Balanchine choreographed this ballet in 1965, he played the title role & Suzanne Farrell was his Dulcinea
Output: don quixote
Category: FAUX PAS 
Clue: Air travel no-no: wrestle for 10 minutes during boarding with a bag too big for these 2 possible spots
Output: the overhead compartment or under the seat
Category: MIDDLE NAME, PLEASE 
Clue: Of former First Lady Eleanor Carter
Output: rosalynn
Category: GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew paddling a kayak)  From the Latin for "to twist", this causes a kayak to rotate in the opposite direction from the side of a stroke
Output: torque
Category: ANCIENT TIMES 
Clue: Ancient Greeks believed that wine was a gift from this god, the Greek equivalent of Bacchus
Output: dionysus
Category: TAKE IT "SLOW" 
Clue: What camera crews call "over-cranking" produces this effect
Output: slow motion
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: 2 bucks to win on Dances-A-Lot in the 7th, for example
Output: bet
Category: GREAT BRITS 
Clue: He joined the British navy at age 12 & died at the Battle of Trafalgar 35 years later
Output: lord nelson
Category: THE FABULOUS '50s 
Clue: He's credited with coining the term "beat" to describe a generation
Output: jack kerouac
Category: OLD WEST DOGS 
Clue: Developed by Plains Indians, this device consisted of a frame on 2 poles dragged by a dog
Output: travois
Category: NEWS OF THE WEIRD 
Clue: A South Dakota building was wiped out when a resident tried to thaw frozen pipes with this flame-spewing object
Output: blowtorch
Category: BARBER COLLEGE 
Clue: Brands of these include Hask, Jerris & Lucky Tiger; & you don't mix them with gin
Output: tonic
Category: TOY STORY 
Clue: This classic seen here first "drew in" kids in the mid-'60s:
Output: spirograph
Category: IT HAPPENED IN TEXAS 
Clue: Founded as a Franciscan mission in 1718, Mission San Antonio de Valero became better-known in history under this name
Output: the alamo
Category: TWAIN TRACTS 
Clue: "The two went and stood side by side before a great mirror and lo, a miracle: there did not seem to have been any change"
Output: the prince and the pauper
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: It's the Women's Zionist Organization of America
Output: hadassah
Category: SAM HE IS 
Clue: Despite his efforts, Texas voted to secede from the Union & forced him from office in March 1861
Output: sam houston
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Tahini, a thick paste used in Middle Eastern cooking, is made from these ground seeds
Output: sesame seeds
Category: ALSO A GIRL'S NAME 
Clue: A female donkey
Output: a jenny
Category: "KEY" WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Where partyers like to "pin the tail"
Output: on the donkey
Category: THE ODYSSEY 
Clue: Moly, a flower, protects Odysseus from the charms of this enchantress
Output: circe
Category: SOUNDS GEOMETRIC 
Clue: Rather than long-term care for chronic disorders, some hospitals give this type of care (the opposite of obtuse)
Output: acute
Category: ATHLETES 
Clue: After divorcing British tennis pro John Lloyd in 1987, she married former olympic skier Andy Mill
Output: chris evert
Category: THE FRENCH CONNECTION 
Clue: The French call this religious day La Toussaint
Output: all saints day
Category: RUNNING ON "M.T." 
Clue: In 1989 he was the WBC's, WBA's, & IBF's heavyweight champ
Output: mike tyson
Category: AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: The Americans had to evacuate Philadelphia after his defeat at Paoli, which must have made him "mad"
Output: anthony wayne
Category: ACTION 
Clue: In 1965 Freddy Cannon intoned, "Oh baby come on let me take you" there
Output: where the action is
Category: GUINNESS RECORDS 
Clue: In 1970 Roy Dean completed this London Times feature in a record 3 minutes, 45 seconds
Output: crossword puzzle
Category: COOKBOOKS 
Clue: His "There's a Chef in My Soup!", a cookbook for kids, includes recipes for Junior's Jambalaya & Ka-Bam Kabobs
Output: emeril lagasse
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: This state's senator Alfonse D'Amato was defeated in 1998 by Democratic congressman Chuck Schumer
Output: new york
Category: "N"ATIONS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: There are thousands of temples & shrines in this country's Katmandu Valley
Output: nepal
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: The promotion of Benjamin Lincoln & 4 others over him really irked this future traitor
Output: benedict arnold
Category: "HO" POURRI 
Clue: This goodhearted pachyderm did a favor for a bird by sitting on her egg in a nest in a tree for 51 days
Output: horton
Category: AT THE OK. CHORALE 
Clue: In 2005 the Chorale at St. Joseph Old Cathedral in Oklahoma City sang this kind of "Mass for the Dead" by Mozart
Output: a requiem
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: On August 29, 1877, this leader of the Mormon Church died
Output: brigham young
Category: A WORLD OF MEMOIRS 
Clue: "Red Scarf Girl" chronicles this horrifying Chinese Revolution of the 1960s
Output: the cultural revolution
Category: VENTURE "A" 
Clue: Get mad, get really mad -- it's alphabetically the first of the 7 Deadly Sins
Output: anger
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: In 1987 Greyhound Lines bought this Dallas-based competitor
Output: trailways
Category: TV PIONEERS 
Clue: Ranching came second to ridding New Mexico of lawbreakers on this Chuck Connors series
Output: the rifleman
Category: 20th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: This future first lady was born Anne Frances Robbins & her stepfather Loyal Davis adopted her when she was 14
Output: nancy reagan
Category: ALL THE MARBLES 
Clue: A marble cake is made with white & chocolate batters alternately poured into this round pan with fluted sides
Output: a bundt pan
Category: TAKING STOCK, SYMBOLICALLY 
Clue: This company, WMT, employs 2.1 million associates worldwide & is the largest private employer in Mexico
Output: walmart
Category: CLICHES 
Clue: Something that is not unusual is described as "run of" this place
Output: the mill
Category: PUPPET-POURRI 
Clue: In Erik Sanko's puppet play "The Fortune Teller", Marionettes represent the 7 these, including wrath & gluttony
Output: the deadly sins
Category: A PRO BONO CATEGORY 
Clue: Republican Senator Rick Santorum once said, "Bono understands his issues better than 99% of members of" this
Output: congress
Category: ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON 
Clue: "Kidnapped" is the tale of young David Balfour & "His Journey in" this "Wild" part of Scotland
Output: the highlands
Category: YOU'RE SUCH AN ANIMAL! 
Clue: Around 9 pounds at birth, the pygmy species of this African mammal may eventually reach some 600 pounds
Output: a hippopotamus
Category: WOMEN IN HISTORY 
Clue: She published "The Red Cross in Peace and War" in 1899
Output: clara barton
Category: STRUCTURES 
Clue: In names of fancy homes, there's Wayne Manor & Gracie this
Output: mansion
Category: MYTHS & LEGENDS 
Clue: The name of this creature comes from the old English for "man-wolf"
Output: werewolf
Category: COOKING ON TV 
Clue: After she cooked an omelette on a book review show, WGBH created "The French Chef" for her
Output: julia child
Category: "G"EOGRAPHY 
Clue: You'll find the Kelvingrove Art Galleries & Museum in this Scottish city
Output: glasgow
Category: ANAGRAMMED DISNEY CHARACTERS 
Clue: Twine Show
Output: snow white
Category: AWARDS 
Clue: This body's peacekeeping forces were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1988
Output: united nations
Category: SHADES OF GREEN 
Clue: Introduced in 1993, the Crayola color named for this stalk veggie is more popular with kids than the real thing
Output: asparagus
Category: COOK UP SOME "STU" 
Clue: From the Latin for "to be astonished", it means impressively great
Output: stupendous
Category: SAINTS' DAYS 
Clue: Joseph of Arimathea shares this day with Patrick
Output: march 17
Category: FRANKS 
Clue: The Atreides family, exiled on Arrakis, starred in the "Chronicles of Dune" by this sci-fi author
Output: frank herbert
Category: THE BIG BANGLADESH 
Clue: About two-thirds of all Bangladeshis work in agriculture, mostly farming this product
Output: rice
Category: HOSPITALS 
Clue: A major NYC cancer center was endowed by 2 GM executives, Alfred Sloan & him
Output: charles f. kettering
Category: SHE'S MY FIRST LADY! 
Clue: Mamie
Output: dwight eisenhower
Category: HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE 
Clue: In 2005, 1,000 champagne corks popped as a Brazilian equestrian married Athina of this clan
Output: onassis
Category: FINAL RESTING PLACES 
Clue: You'll find the 13 imperial tombs of the Ming dynasty in a valley on the outskirts of this capital
Output: beijing
Category: AMERICAN WORLD CAPTIALS 
Clue: It's both the "Entertainment Capital of the World" & the "Wedding Capital of the World"
Output: las vegas
Category: THE COMPUTER AGE 
Clue: According to Moore's Law, named for a founder of Intel, these double in power roughly every 18 months
Output: computer chips
Category: ABOUT THE STATES 
Clue: It's named for an Indian people also known as the Kaw
Output: kansas
Category: ON A MAP, SOMEWHERE 
Clue: Hwange, formerly Wankie, is a town in this country, formerly Rhodesia
Output: zimbabwe
Category: CITY TV 
Clue: Hammer -- Jan, not M.C. -- hit No. 1 with the theme to this cop series
Output: miami vice
Category: IT'S ABOUT TIME 
Clue: The title time of day when everybody deserted Gary Cooper in a classic 1952 western
Output: high noon
Category: A LOAF OF BREAD 
Clue: Traditionally, challah dough is divided into lengths & formed into these, like some women's hair
Output: braids
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: It's said Jefferson Davis used to lace this bourbon drink with a tablespoonful of French brandy
Output: a mint julep
Category: "Z" END 
Clue: Artificial or synthetic
Output: ersatz
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Century in which Europeans first visited Lake Chad
Output: 19th century
Category: HISTORIC DATES 
Clue: On the French Revolutionary calendar, this 1789 date of the Bastille's fall might have been 25 Messidor
Output: july 14
Category: FOR SAX AND VIOLINS 
Clue: Boyd Tinsley rocks the violin (& yes, he makes that possible) in this "Ants Marching" jam band
Output: the dave matthews band
Category: FAMILIAL SONG TITLES 
Clue: Unfortunately, she "Got Run Over By A Reindeer"
Output: grandma
Category: "O" NO! 
Clue: Last name of Ambrosio & Bernardo, father & son politicians of Chile
Output: o\'higgins
Category: TEAM SPORTS 
Clue: Using a frisbee & combining football & other games, it's the "last" word in team sports
Output: ultimate frisbee
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Andrassy is the luxury shopping street of this capital of Hungary
Output: budapest
Category: HIDDEN COUNTRIES 
Clue: You could often hear Soviet names in this nation
Output: vietnam
Category: FASHION 
Clue: The low-cut Empire dress was derived from one popularized by this woman during the Napoleonic era
Output: josephine
Category: BEST ACTRESS OSCAR BY FILM 
Clue: "Moonstruck"
Output: cher
Category: MUSICAL GENRES 
Clue: This subgenre of metal can also mean "to beat savagely"
Output: thrash
Category: DOG-EARED PAGES 
Clue: In a 1900 book this dog "ran about the room... barking loudly; but Dorothy sat quite still"
Output: toto
Category: SEE YOU IN COURT 
Clue: Perhaps because no one could figure out what he'd been trying to do, Aaron Burr was acquitted of this in 1807
Output: treason
Category: SIR! YES SIR! 
Clue: Kirie!  Malista Kirie!
Output: greek
Category: ALSO A CANTERBURY TALES PILGRIM 
Clue: Bebop pianist Thelonious
Output: monk
Category: NEW YORK CITY 
Clue: Don't worry! There are only 15 fires & 38 felonies a day along their 237 miles of track
Output: subways
Category: ESPAÑOL 
Clue: In Spanish, oro is gold & plata is this metal
Output: silver
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: Ohana makes some models of this stringed instrument in a pineapple shape
Output: a ukulele
Category: BASEBALL '98 
Clue: We wish we had stock in this Giants outfielder, who became the first player ever with 400 homers & 400 steals
Output: barry bonds
Category: "GOO" GOO G'JOOB 
Clue: Proverbially, what's good for it is also good for the gander
Output: the goose
Category: 1984 
Clue: On this woman's orders, Indian troops stormed the Golden Temple at Amritsar to oust Sikh fighters holed up there
Output: indira gandhi
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: Many composers including Haydn, Mozart, Brahms, Beethoven, & Strauss, made this capital their home
Output: vienna
Category: PLACES IN THE NEWS 
Clue: President Fujimori of this country led a manhunt for his disgraced adviser Vladimiro Montesinos
Output: peru
Category: NATIONAL MONUMENTS 
Clue: This Wyoming monument contains an 865-foot-high fluted column of igneous rock
Output: devils tower
Category: TV CATCH PHRASES 
Clue: She signed off "NBC News Overnight" with "And so it goes"
Output: linda ellerbee
Category: DEATH SENTENCES 
Clue: In a June 1897 issue of the New York Journal he quipped, "The report of my death was an exaggeration"
Output: mark twain
Category: THE '40'S 
Clue: Not his singing, but a lack of lunch caused fan to swoon at his Paramount Theater concert
Output: frank sinatra
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Tradition says this country's first emperor, Menelik I, was the son of King Solomon & the Queen of Sheba
Output: ethiopia
Category: STREAKING 
Clue: In the 1971-72 NBA season, this team won a record 33 games in a row (without Kobe!)
Output: the lakers