niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: U.S. ENDANGERED SPECIES 
Clue: It's not only the chinook; the sockeye species of this fish is endangered also
Output: salmon
Category: DON'T BE CRUEL 
Clue: After the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, Bugs Moran said, "Only" this man "kills like that"
Output: al capone
Category: SING! 
Clue: Dire Straits
Output: mark knopfler
Category: DR. SEUSS CHARACTERS 
Clue: This turtle was king of the pond at the island of Sala-ma-Sond
Output: yertle the turtle
Category: PURE CLASS 
Clue: In the plant world, the class Musci contains 2 major groups of this stuff, the true type & the peat type
Output: moss
Category: MEDALS & DECORATIONS 
Clue: In 1940 this general created France's Order of Liberation to honor those who helped liberate France in WWII
Output: de gaulle
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: From old English for a male servant or a boy, it's a synonym for a jack in a deck of cards
Output: knave
Category: SPELL IT: -ABLE OR -IBLE? 
Clue: Easily carried, such as a small TV or software that can run on multiple computers with the same operating system
Output: p-o-r-t-a-b-l-e
Category: CELEBRITY RHYME TIME 
Clue: Ms. Spelling's tall tales
Output: tori\'s stories
Category: ALGEBRA 
Clue: On a graph this ordered pair represents the origin
Output: 0,0
Category: MOTTOES & SLOGANS 
Clue: The Jesuits' motto "Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam" translates as "To the Greater" this phrase
Output: the "glory of god"
Category: THE UNIVERSITY OF... 
Clue: Pope Boniface VIII founded it in 1303
Output: the university of rome
Category: PUNJAB 
Clue: Since 1947, the historic region of Punjab has been divided between these 2 countries
Output: india & pakistan
Category: "OCK" DU LIEBER 
Clue: This bird known for its mimicry is the state bird of 5 southern U.S. states
Output: the mockingbird
Category: GET THE VIBE 
Clue: If you hear this venomous reptile vibrating its segmented tail end, back off!
Output: a rattlesnake
Category: "LETTER"-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: T, as opposed to t
Output: a capital letter
Category: THE RED-NOSED 
Clue: This bearded standup comedian is billed as "The Lovable Lush"
Output: foster brooks
Category: THE "IGHT" STUFF 
Clue: On film, Dracula refers to the howling wolves as "the children of" this
Output: the night
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: This "Lois & Clark" star wrote the April 28, 1996 episode, her first script for the series
Output: teri hatcher
Category: BREAKING UP 
Clue: This duo fell apart after Annie Lennox went on sabbatical
Output: eurythmics
Category: IT'S "MAY"! 
Clue: Short-lived member of the order ephemeroptera
Output: the mayfly
Category: THE BODY HUMAN 
Clue: Hardening of these main arteries of the head & neck can lead to a stroke
Output: carotid arteries
Category: "TOMORROW" 
Clue: This advice on procrastination is credited to a 1749 letter written by Lord Chesterfield to his son
Output: never put off till tomorrow what you can do today
Category: ALTERNATE MEANINGS 
Clue: Stylish elegance, or students who all graduated in the same year
Output: class
Category: U.N. OBSERVANCES 
Clue: March 22 is World this Resource Day; the theme for 1999 was "Everyone Lives Downstream"
Output: water
Category: THE HUMAN BODY 
Clue: Whether an innie or an outie, it marks the spot where the umbilical cord was once attached
Output: belly button
Category: CONFUSE US 
Clue: Affluent means wealthy: effluent refers to waste in this state of matter
Output: liquid
Category: WE'RE NO. 1 
Clue: Nicaragua was the first country to ratify this charter in 1945; the U.S. took another 3 weeks
Output: u.n. charter
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: This outer planet discovered by Herschel has a 98-degree axial tilt & solstices 42 years apart
Output: uranus
Category: DOWN SOUTH 
Clue: For authentic Cajun & Creole dishes, head down south to this "Bayou State"
Output: louisiana
Category: SAX & THE CITY 
Clue: Wynton's older brother, he knows how to blow his own tenor horn
Output: branford marsalis
Category: WHAT'S THE FREQUENCY? 
Clue: The U.S. Population Census
Output: every 10 years
Category: GOING ALPHANUMERIC 
Clue: Bingo square coordinate that sounds like a synonym for "not malignant"
Output: b-9
Category: LEADING MEN 
Clue: In 2006 this country's President Ahmadinejad admitted it was enriching uranium
Output: iran
Category: WINNIE-THE-POOH'S ENTOURAGE 
Clue: Mother & son marsupials
Output: kanga & roo
Category: HERE COMES COLLEGE 
Clue: From the Latin for "half-yearly", these divisions of a college's academic year can be 15 to 18 weeks long
Output: semesters
Category: NAME THE AUTOMAKER 
Clue: The LeBaron
Output: chrysler
Category: ORIGIN OF THE SPECIOUS 
Clue: Altar-bound Jennifer Wilbanks' 2005 kidnapping proved to be less than true, so she was given this 2-word nickname
Output: the "runaway bride"
Category: BRAZIL 
Clue: It got its name after a Spanish explorer reported being attacked by female warriors there
Output: amazon river
Category: THE FOURTH WORD 
Clue: In Mark Antony's eulogy for Julius Caesar in Shakespeare, after the crowd quiets down
Output: lend
Category: WAY BACK IN 1995 
Clue: In February the U.N. voted to send 7,000 peacekeepers to this southern African nation
Output: angola
Category: YOU, ME & DUE PROCESS 
Clue: In 1970 the Supreme Court held for the first time that due process required proof of guilt "beyond" this
Output: reasonable doubt
Category: "B" PLUS 
Clue: It speaks to Moses in Exodus 3
Output: the burning bush
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: The siamang of Sumatra & Malaysia is the largest type of this smallest ape
Output: a gibbon
Category: THE EMPIRE STRIKES PLAQUE 
Clue: British dentistry has advanced since medieval barbers performed this procedure using a tool called the pelican
Output: an extraction
Category: MS. 
Clue: Nancy Ross, Angela Davis, & Geraldine Ferraro all sought this office in 1984
Output: vice president
Category: ISLANDS IN LITERATURE 
Clue: Joseph Heller used the Mediterranean island of Pianosa as the setting for this 1961 WWII novel
Output: catch-22
Category: TV GETS REAL 
Clue: Teams go 45,000 miles across 5 continents to gain fame & hard cash on this show
Output: amazing race
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: It was primarily a fiction magazine until Helen Gurley Brown became editor in 1965
Output: cosmopolitan
Category: LAUNDRY DAY 
Clue: Try washing these paired items, the most notorious for vanishing on laundry day, in mesh bags
Output: socks
Category: BLACK AMERICA 
Clue: He leaped to the occasion at the '96 Summer Olympics, winning his fourth consecutive gold in the long jump
Output: carl lewis
Category: HUD 
Clue: The Dept. of Housing & Urban Development's 1st secretary, Robert Weaver, joined this president's cabinet in 1966
Output: johnson
Category: STUFF 
Clue: Magician Ralf Laue held a record 326 of these in one hand so that the value & color of each one was visible
Output: playing cards
Category: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 
Clue: After 36 seasons in Montreal, the Expos moved to this city in 2005 & were renamed the Nationals
Output: washington, d.c.
Category: 21st CENTURY HISTORY 
Clue: This 100-passenger plane's final commercial flight took place on Oct. 24, 2003
Output: the concorde
Category: THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER 
Clue: It's the only color on the flag that's also mentioned in the song
Output: red
Category: 1930s AVIATION 
Clue: On January 8, 1930 Walter Mittelholzer took off from the Serengeti plain to fly in a plane over this mount
Output: mount kilimanjaro
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: Chrysler executive who developed the Ford Mustang
Output: lee iacocca
Category: DALLAS 
Clue: One of Dallas' oldest, this university was founded by the United Methodist Church in 1911
Output: smu
Category: GREAT BRITS 
Clue: One of the social events of 1999 was this Spice Girl's castle wedding to soccer star David Beckham
Output: posh spice
Category: SOMETHING "OLD", SOMETHING "NEW" 
Clue: This poem by Emma Lazarus is on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty
Output: "the new colossus"
Category: CRITICALLY SPEAKING 
Clue: The Hollywood Reporter said this TV alien "resembles a transvestite Miss Piggy"
Output: alf
Category: FASHION 
Clue: In the swinging '60s Carnaby Street in this city became a center for the "mod" look
Output: london
Category: TV SPIN-OFFS 
Clue: "Lou Grant"
Output: mary tyler moore
Category: TRIOS 
Clue: The alliance of Britain, France & Russia during World War I
Output: the triple entente
Category: HAPPY TRAILS 
Clue: Starting in this state, the Chisholm Trail was the principal route to take Longhorn cattle to Kansas
Output: texas
Category: THERE'S A SUCKER... 
Clue: Blue Razz Berry & What A Melon are flavors of these bubble gum suckers from Charms
Output: blow pops
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: A form of matter--solid, liquid or gas
Output: state
Category: WORKING ON THE RAILROAD 
Clue: This semipublic corporation that operates intercity U.S. passenger trains was created by Congress in 1970
Output: amtrak
Category: YOU'VE GOT ME IN HISTORICS! 
Clue: This guy who taught the world about glasnost, or openness, led the Soviet Union from 1985 to 1991
Output: mikhail gorbachev
Category: MILD-MANNERED REPORTERS 
Clue: Roscoe was the middle name of this man known for his calm radio reportage during WWII
Output: edward r. murrow
Category: GERMAN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Literally meaning "little woman", it once meant "Miss", but many modern German women now find it offensive
Output: fraulein
Category: LITERARY TERMS 
Clue: Also called a saint's play, this type of medieval drama sounds like it should be in Smokey Robinson's singing group
Output: a miracle play
Category: SKY HIGH 
Clue: First Interstate Tower at 707 Wilshire Boulevard: 858 feet
Output: los angeles
Category: KEANU, ASHTON OR EINSTEIN 
Clue: Born in Beirut, Lebanon
Output: keanu
Category: BOOK 'EM, DAN-O 
Clue: Lemony Snicket should know this novelist penned "Adverbs" & "Watch Your Mouth"
Output: daniel handler
Category: WHO SAYS 
Clue: A variant of BSE, a disease of these animals, can be found in mink; we guess that would be mad mink disease
Output: cows
Category: SLOGANS 
Clue: It "Rinses Cleaner than Soap"
Output: zest
Category: AROUND THE U.S.A. 
Clue: Any Texan can tell you that this city is "Big D"
Output: dallas
Category: MORE THAN ONE MEANING 
Clue: It's a house of worship, or the flattened region on either side of the forehead
Output: a temple
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: USA Today reported New Yorkers have a tough time getting cabs during this month-long observance
Output: ramadan
Category: AFRICAN CAPITALS 
Clue: The main building on the campus of this city's university was once Haile Selassie's palace
Output: addis ababa
Category: MOVIE TRIVIA 
Clue: In "The Wizard of Oz", she was the first character to wear the ruby slippers
Output: the wicked witch of the east
Category: THE U.S. SENATE: AFTER HOURS 
Clue: This Arizonan penned the bestseller "Faith of My Fathers"
Output: mccain
Category: WHEREFORE "ART" THOU 
Clue: They can be a city's highways or a person's blood vessels
Output: arteries
Category: THE 1980S 
Clue: Surgeon General for most of the '80s, he helped stop the x-raying of children's feet in shoe stores in the '50s
Output: c. everett koop
Category: BEGINS & ENDS IN "G" 
Clue: The untuned type of this percussion instrument has no fixed pitch
Output: a gong
Category: LITTLE BIRDIES 
Clue: It's the symbol of happiness Shirley Temple went looking for in a 1940 film
Output: bluebird
Category: COLLEGE TRIVIA 
Clue: This university opened in 1868 on a hill overlooking Cayuga Lake in Ithaca, N.Y.
Output: cornell
Category: COLONIALISM IN AFRICA 
Clue: Millions died from exploitation & overwork in this large Belgian colony
Output: the congo
Category: HUMMINGBIRDS 
Clue: Of 50, 100 or 200, the number of wingbeats per second for the smallest hummingbirds during courtship
Output: 200
Category: DATE NIGHT 
Clue: Marilyn Monroe said she slept in nothing but this famed Chanel perfume; splash some on
Output: chanel no. 5
Category: MUST BE "D" PLACE 
Clue: In 1911 the name of Palmerston, Australia evolved into this
Output: darwin
Category: DISNEY FILM VOICES 
Clue: 2 years before "The Birds", Rod Taylor went to the dogs as the voice of Pongo in this classic
Output: 101 dalmatians
Category: QUITE A DISH 
Clue: Expert cooks make sure this is crisp on Peking Duck
Output: skin
Category: WELCOME "BACK" 
Clue: In car-speak, it's a loud, premature explosion in the intake manifold
Output: a backfire
Category: FINANCE 
Clue: It's often set up by the wealthy for their kids, but California has a state children's one for poor folks
Output: a trust fund
Category: MOVIE REVIEWS 
Clue: The New Yorker felt it had "A democratic right to expect bandages" in this 1999 horror flick
Output: the mummy
Category: "BLACK" & "WHITE" 
Clue: A 50' statue of this Sauk Indian chief stands beside the Rock River near Oregon, Illinois
Output: black hawk
Category: STAR WARS STARS 
Clue: In 1998 he went "Solo" as People Magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive"
Output: harrison ford
Category: 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This word can stand alone or follow gun; either way, it's a gangster's girlfriend
Output: moll
Category: BEASTLY GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: These Spanish islands were named for a breed of large dog Romans found there, not a yellow songbird
Output: canary islands
Category: CHEESY COUNTRIES 
Clue: Gruyere
Output: switzerland
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: The Treaty of Vereeniging signed in Pretoria on May 31, 1902 officially ended this war
Output: the boer war
Category: SINGERS ON FILM 
Clue: Dr. Frankenstein, played by this "Police" man, gave Jennifer Beals every breath she took as "The Bride"
Output: sting
Category: COATS OF ARMS 
Clue: Its national coat of arms features Montevideo Hill with a fortress on top symbolizing strength
Output: uruguay
Category: WORDS FROM PLANETS 
Clue: The area for the orchestra on the biggest planet
Output: a pit
Category: ANAGRAMS 
Clue: Jay Leno's sticks out an inch or more
Output: chin/inch
Category: MEDICINE SHOW 
Clue: Breathe Right strips alleviate this sleeping noise, but became huge when Jerry Rice used them on the field
Output: snoring
Category: MOVIE COSTUMES 
Clue: She slunk across a piano in a slinky red dress in "The Fabulous Baker Boys"
Output: michelle pfeiffer
Category: TOYMAKERS 
Clue: Playmobil toys were introduced by this country's Geobra Brandstatter in 1974
Output: germany
Category: BROWNSVILLE 
Clue: You'll find this shade of brown in the name Audrey Hepburn
Output: auburn
Category: MARLON BRANDO MOVIES 
Clue: "Never tell anybody outside the family what you're thinking again"
Output: the godfather
Category: NURSING 
Clue: Tell a patient using this metal frame to advance it at intervals of around 6 inches -- & don't forget the tennis balls
Output: walker
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: The university of this state at Machias is the easternmost 4-year college in the U.S.
Output: maine
Category: YOUNG GEORGE WASHINGTON 
Clue: George was born beside this river that flows past Washington, D.C.
Output: the potomac
Category: THE STATE SHE GOVERNED 
Clue: Kathleen Sebelius, 2003 to 2009
Output: kansas
Category: CASEY AT THE BAT 
Clue: He made the Hall of Fame as a Yankees manager, but he also batted .284 in 14 big-league seasons
Output: casey stengel
Category: FRISKY PRESIDENTS 
Clue: In the 1870s, while he was the sheriff of Buffalo, he fathered a child with a Mrs. Maria Halpin
Output: cleveland
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: In 1593 this English queen changed the length of a mile from 5,000 feet to the current 5,280 feet
Output: elizabeth i
Category: ECONOMICS 
Clue: After deducting all expenses from your gross profit, you're left with this
Output: net
Category: NATIONAL ANTHEMS 
Clue: "Deutschland-Lied"
Output: germany
Category: LITERARY MOUNTAINS 
Clue: The action of this novel concerns a quest to defeat the dragon Smaug in his lair in Erebor, the lonely mountain
Output: the hobbit
Category: YOU CAN CALL ME "AL" 
Clue: A dead end lane, or a line of thought that leads nowhere, is called a blind this
Output: an alley
Category: BIBLE MOVIES 
Clue: Set during Nero's reign, this film's title is a line uttered by Peter to Jesus & means "Where are you going?"
Output: quo vadis
Category: TERRITORIAL GOVERNORS 
Clue: In December 1941 Joseph Poindexter, governor of this territory, declared martial law
Output: hawaii
Category: COMPOUND WORDS 
Clue: If something is tasty enough to make you salivate, it's this 13-letter adjective
Output: mouthwatering
Category: WOMEN ON TV 
Clue: This woman who makes being a CIA officer exciting on TV recorded a recruitment video for the agency
Output: jennifer garner
Category: PROVERBS BY INITIALS 
Clue: "A watched P.N.B."
Output: pot never boils
Category: FEELS LIKE THE FIRST TIME 
Clue: The first movie close-up was of Fred Ott sneezing & was filmed in this man's West Orange, N.J. studio
Output: edison
Category: SHORT STORY WRITERS 
Clue: Of this author of "The Necklace", Flaubert said, "He's my disciple and I love him like a son"
Output: guy de maupassant
Category: TAKE ME TO THE PILOT 
Clue: Before first breaking the sound barrier, he had "The Right Stuff", shooting down 13 German aircraft in WWII
Output: chuck yeager
Category: I LOVE NEW YORK 
Clue: All Aboard!  There are over 700 miles of this underground transportation system in the city
Output: subway
Category: "B" PREPARED 
Clue: Examples include Risk, backgammon & chess
Output: board games
Category: ON BROADWAY 
Clue: 2 snuggly, cute characters in "Avenue Q" aren't called the "Bad News" these but the "Bad Idea" these
Output: bears
Category: ROGER 
Clue: From 1973 to 1985 he could say "The name is Bond, James Bond"
Output: roger moore
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTS 
Clue: In 2006 Donald Hall, known for poems about his wife, Jane Kenyon, was lauded after his appointment as this
Output: poet laureate
Category: STARTS WITH "T" 
Clue: This 1983 tearjerker won "Best Picture", "Best Actress", "Best Director" & "Best Supporting Actor" Oscars
Output: terms of endearment
Category: THE MISSIVES OF OCTOBER 
Clue: Oct. 15, 1965: Dear Dad, you won't believe it but at a peace rally today David Miller burned this, so the FBI's after him
Output: his draft card
Category: "V"ARIETY 
Clue: In the 1860's this industrial "commodore" lost the fight for control of the Erie Railroad
Output: cornelius vanderbilt
Category: BY THE SEASHORE 
Clue: The dried skeleton of this invertebrate resembles a large white coin
Output: sand dollar
Category: 100 YEARS AGO 
Clue: In 1901 Switzerland's Jean-Henri Dunant, who founded this organization, shared the Nobel Peace Prize
Output: international red cross
Category: THE 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS 
Clue: We found this eighth day's gift quite moo-ving
Output: maids a-milking
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: To start your own garage rock band, you'll need a guitarist, drummer & someone on this 4-stringed rhythm instrument
Output: the bass
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: On his death in 1976 he left his museum $725 million dollars
Output: j. paul getty
Category: "B" MOVIES 
Clue: Sensitive Mart Crowley treatment of gays marching to a different drummer
Output: the boys in the band
Category: AMERICAN MUSEUMS 
Clue: Except for the entrance area, the National Museum of African Art in this city is completely underground
Output: washington, d.c.
Category: TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: Hubert Booth, not Herbert Hoover, developed the first practical electric one of these in 1901
Output: vacuum cleaner
Category: PHYSICS QUIZ 
Clue: Alliterative term for the state of a body in midair acted on by nothing but gravity
Output: free-falling
Category: LET'S GO TO GRACELAND 
Clue: Graceland's Christmas lights go on the Friday after this holiday & stay up through Elvis' birthday festivities in Jan.
Output: thanksgiving
Category: WORD HISTORY 
Clue: The Latin mulsus, meaning "sweet", gave us the name of this chocolate dessert
Output: mousse
Category: AWARDS 
Clue: In 2007 Doris Lessing became only the 11th woman to win this--Pearl Buck won in 1938
Output: the nobel prize in literature
Category: "G" WHIZ 
Clue: One of the 7 deadly sins, it's from the Latin for "to swallow"
Output: gluttony
Category: I KNOW A LITTLE... 
Clue: Indonesian; he's only dua, this many, years old
Output: 2
Category: QUIZILLA 
Clue: Pascal & C are 2 of the languages students must know to compete in the USACO, the Olympiad of this
Output: computing
Category: 2 OF THE 7 
Clue: Sloth & wrath
Output: the seven deadly sins
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: This Colorado capital was the first city to use the Community Chest to finance its charitable agencies
Output: denver
Category: ASSOCIATES 
Clue: An associate of equal rank; you may be a "jolly good" one
Output: fellow
Category: HOLY WEEK 
Clue: In the term "Good Friday", "Good" means holy, as in this phrase for the Bible
Output: "the good book"
Category: STEPHEN KING 
Clue: For a time King lived in Colorado, where he wrote this novel set at a creepy Colorado hotel
Output: "the shining"
Category: BALL GAMES 
Clue: A slow- or fast-pitch 7-inning game, or a question as easy as this one
Output: softball
Category: NAME THE DECADE 
Clue: Klaus Barbie is sentenced to life in prison & DNA is first used to convict a criminal
Output: the 1980s
Category: FACTS & FIGURES 
Clue: There are currently over 900,000 of these & the avg. American uses under 14,000; Shakespeare used 24,000
Output: words
Category: "B" PREPARED 
Clue: This "colorful" variety of country music is played on unamplified stringed instruments
Output: bluegrass
Category: SELF-TITLED ALBUMS 
Clue: "That's The Way Love Goes" is on this album, period
Output: "janet"
Category: BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS 
Clue: It not only won Best Picture, it also earned Martin Scorsese his long-awaited Best Director Oscar
Output: the departed
Category: LANDMARKS 
Clue: Erected in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, its power plant can supply 4 billion kilowatt-hours a year
Output: hoover dam
Category: THE PREZ SAYS 
Clue: Before the Battle of Long Island, he told the Continental Army, “We have...to resolve to conquer or die”
Output: george washington
Category: SONGS OF THE '80s 
Clue: In a 1984 Cyndi Lauper hit, it follows "If you're lost, you can look & you will find me..."
Output: time after time
Category: HEAD NORTH 
Clue: Nebraska is north of Kansas & directly south of this state
Output: south dakota
Category: THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MATTHEW 
Clue: "If a man have" 100 of these & one "be gone astray, doth he not leave the ninety and nine" to seek the stray?
Output: sheep
Category: THE THEATRE 
Clue: Playwright Jean Anouilh had a lot at "stake" with "L'Alouette", his play about this female saint
Output: joan of arc
Category: DISCOVERIES 
Clue: By Rutherford in 1919, this particle, 22 years after the electron
Output: the proton
Category: "M"ENAGERIE 
Clue: These crow relatives got their name from a girl's name, Margaret
Output: magpie
Category: COME HERE OFTEN? 
Clue: Hoste is an island in this fiery-sounding archipelago off Chile
Output: tierra del fuego
Category: DO YOU SMELL SOMETHING? 
Clue: 3-word French term for perfumed bath water
Output: eau de toilette
Category: 3 LITTLE LETTERS 
Clue: Like banks, many grocery stores now have these for dispensing cash & taking deposits
Output: atms
Category: "DEN"MARK 
Clue: A name for a class of things, like a religious group or a unit of currency
Output: a denomination
Category: FAMOUS AUSTRIANS 
Clue: This emperor's brother was killed in Mexico in 1867 & his wife was assassinated in 1898
Output: franz joseph
Category: RICHARD 
Clue: He was actually in prison when he wrote, "Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a cage"
Output: richard lovelace
Category: NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES 
Clue: The Greenville, Tennessee historic site honoring this president preserves his 2 homes, tailor shop & gravesite
Output: andrew johnson
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Less secure than an heir apparent, one who's in line for a throne but could still be superseded is the "heir" this
Output: presumptive
Category: NOTABLE NASHES 
Clue: This poet with a wry sense of humor was born in Rye, New York in 1902
Output: ogden nash
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: These shadow portraits are named for a French finance minister known for his strict economic policies
Output: silhouettes
Category: JUST FOR THE "HALL" OF IT 
Clue: Literally it means "Praise ye the Lord" in Hebrew
Output: hallelujah
Category: TRAIN SONGS 
Clue: In the old standard it's what "I've" been doing "all the live-long day"
Output: working on the railroad
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: The Foxe Channel connects the Arctic Ocean with this huge Canadian bay
Output: hudson bay
Category: NATURE 
Clue: Although these smallest birds are known for drinking nectar, they eat insects as well
Output: hummingbirds
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: "Takasago" by Zeami Motokiyo is one of this country's most famous No plays
Output: japan
Category: CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES 
Clue: "The Ricardos Change Apartments"
Output: i love lucy
Category: TONS OF FUN 
Clue: A cleaning of this Michelangelo statue showed that under 6 tons of dead weight, his ankles are weakening
Output: david
Category: THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER LYRICS 
Clue: They're the type of elevated fortifications o'er which "we watched"
Output: ramparts
Category: FLY ME TO THE MOONS 
Clue: Saturn's largest moon was fittingly named this, also a term for a Greek mythological giant god
Output: titan
Category: E BEFORE I 
Clue: Hold your horses! & to make it easier, use these straps that attach to the bit of the bridle
Output: reins
Category: A QUESTION ABOUT TELEVISION 
Clue: Watching "Twin Peaks", the lynch mob wondered, "Who killed" this teenager
Output: laura palmer
Category: MUSIC POTPOURRI 
Clue: On sheet music, ff stands for this Italian word that means "very loud"
Output: fortissimo
Category: LITERARY CHARACTERS 
Clue: WWII spymaster Vera Atkins inspired this secretary of M in James Bond novels
Output: miss moneypenny
Category: AMERICAN BIRDS 
Clue: In 1984 only about 20 of these California vultures were left; the number has since grown to over 100
Output: california condor
Category: HIP HOP HOOPSTERS 
Clue: Once part of a notorious brawl, this star defender now a Laker tells his side on the "My World" CD
Output: ron artest
Category: NOTABLE WOMEN 
Clue: Grace Hopper was perhaps best-known for co-developing this computer language used in business
Output: cobol
Category: THE IMMUNE SYSTEM 
Clue: Natural killer cells target other cells that pose a danger, as in this, the No. 2 cause of death in the U.S.
Output: cancer
Category: LETTER PERFECT 
Clue: It's the Roman numeral for 500
Output: d
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: In 1997 this Greek-American won his second Australian Open title
Output: pete sampras
Category: HELLO, POTPOURRI 
Clue: The Carnegie one at 7th & 55th in N.Y.C., or Jerry's famous one on Ventura Blvd. in Studio City; hello...
Output: deli
Category: THERE SHE IS, MISS AMERICA 
Clue: This 1971 winner co-hosted "The NFL Today" for CBS from 1975 to 1984
Output: phyllis george
Category: MOTTOES 
Clue: This international sports competition's motto is "Faster, higher, stronger"
Output: the olympics
Category: LIFE SCIENCE 
Clue: These disease-causers have a nucleic acid in a protein shell, but not even a single cell
Output: viruses
Category: MEN OF SCIENCE 
Clue: To make his barometer, Evangelista Torricelli inverted a glass tube in a dish of this
Output: mercury
Category: THE 1860s 
Clue: In 1865 this city succeeded Auckland as capital of New Zealand
Output: wellington
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: This 1988 bestseller was subtitled "From the Big Bang to Black Holes"
Output: a brief history of time
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: Every March 2 this state commemorates the 1836 signing of a Declaration of Independence from Mexico
Output: texas
Category: 'TOON IN 
Clue: Launched Oct. 2, 1950, it went on to achieve the largest & most devoted following of any comic strip in history
Output: peanuts
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: It's added to a gin fizz to make it fizz
Output: carbonated soda
Category: COUNTRIES IN SPACE 
Clue: Using a launch site in the Gobi desert, this country became the third to send a human into orbit
Output: china
Category: "AIN" DROPS 
Clue: To instill with ministerial authority
Output: ordain
Category: ACTRESSES 
Clue: Her father was an Argentinian opera singer, and she was Franco Zeferelli's "Juliet"
Output: olivia hussey
Category: THAT'S POLITICS 
Clue: In 1848 Horace Mann filled the congressional seat of this ex-president
Output: john quincy adams
Category: SPELLING 
Clue: A native of Tangier or a citrus fruit
Output: t-a-n-g-e-r-i-n-e
Category: I COULDA BEEN A CONTENDER! 
Clue: In 1987 reports of plagiarism in his speeches ended this Delaware senator's run for the Democratic presidential nom.
Output: joe biden
Category: SANDWICHES 
Clue: Possibly from a synonym for pig, it's an eastern U.S. name for the sandwich seen here:
Output: hoagie
Category: HANNA-BARBERA CATS 
Clue: These were the 2 "meeces" Mr. Jinks hated to pieces
Output: pixie & dixie
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: A person who teaches you to imitate an owl
Output: hooter tutor
Category: SPORTS LINGO 
Clue: In basketball this violation occurs when you take more than the allowed number of steps while holding the ball
Output: traveling
Category: BIRDIES 
Clue: A member of the heron family, this long-legged wader can be common, great or snowy
Output: egret
Category: FIGURE IT OUT 
Clue: The number of players required for solitaire cribbage
Output: 1
Category: FOLLOW THE LEADER 
Clue: Dating from around 300 B.C., the silver tetradrachma coin depicts this Macedonian leader
Output: alexander the great
Category: "N"ATIONS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: Its territory extends 300 miles above the Arctic Circle
Output: norway
Category: WHATEVER 
Clue: It's the hotel service of folding back your blanket for bed--& how about a pillow mint?
Output: turndown
Category: WHAT'S FOR DESSERT? 
Clue: The name of this dessert is from the French for "to blow" or "to puff"; the hot air trapped inside is what makes it rise
Output: soufflé
Category: COLORS 
Clue: Here's a hint from Heloise: celebrate St. Patrick's Day by dyeing your mashed potatoes this color
Output: green
Category: STRAWBERRIES 
Clue: They're fraises des bois to the french, smultron to Ingmar Bergman & a delicacy to all
Output: wild strawberries
Category: MILITARY ACADEMIES 
Clue: Britain's Royal Military Academy is also known as this from its location
Output: sandhurst
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Seattle, Tacoma & Olympia all stand on the banks of this body of water
Output: puget sound
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: A museum devoted to humor in all its forms opened in Montreal on this holiday in 1993
Output: april fools\' day
Category: COUNTRY COOKING 
Clue: It's the traditional meat in souvlaki, a popular Greek dish
Output: lamb
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The Kuril Islands separate the Sea of Okhotsk from this ocean
Output: pacific
Category: SPORTS SUPERSTARS 
Clue: In 1998 this superstar won his 10th NBA scoring title in 12 seasons
Output: michael jordan
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: A veteran of Waterloo, Henry Steinway began manufacturing this instrument in the 1830s
Output: the piano
Category: GREAT THINGS 
Clue: On the Great Seal of the U.S. there are 13 stripes, 13 stars & 13 of these weapons
Output: arrows
Category: AM I YOUR TYPE? 
Clue: If you're only ever offered one kind of role, like a priest or a Nazi, you're being this
Output: typecast
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Imported into Brazil from Africa, these "killer" insects escaped the lab & bred with locals
Output: bees
Category: SOUNDS GEOMETRIC 
Clue: At the 1976 Olympics, Nadia Comaneci got a perfect 10 on this uneven equipment
Output: the parallel bars
Category: LOVE, HOLLYWOOD STYLE 
Clue: In July 2005 Sandra Bullock wed this outlaw from "Monster Garage"
Output: jesse james
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This Italian river begins near Mount Viso
Output: po
Category: PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATIONS 
Clue: In Bush's parade these California fruit characters rode on the Presidential Council on Fitness float
Output: the california raisins
Category: DOUBLE TALK 
Clue: Oh, goody goody!  It's a French term for a chocolate candy with a nut center
Output: a bonbon
Category: GOVERNMENT 
Clue: Incumbent David Durenberger defeated Hubert Humphrey III in this state's 1988 Senate race
Output: minnesota
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: The archbishop of Uppsala is the presiding bishop of the church of this country
Output: sweden
Category: CHILDRENS LITERATURE 
Clue: The children in this 1981 Chris Von Allsburg book play a jungle board game that turns real
Output: "jumanji"
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: A sacred sister
Output: nun
Category: I'M HENRY VIII, I AM 
Clue: I had this many wives -- big deal, Liz Taylor's had more husbands
Output: 6
Category: CELEBS 
Clue: This "Men In Black" star earned his "Prince" nickname in school due to his "charming" manner
Output: will smith
Category: WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: Patented in 1965, this stadium ground covering was first used commercially on a large scale in Texas
Output: astroturf
Category: I SPEAK MANY TONGUES 
Clue: A Dutch word for a ship's galley became this last car of a train
Output: a caboose
Category: GAME & REALITY SHOWS 
Clue: The tribe has spoken in Fiji & Nicaragua, among other places
Output: survivor
Category: AMERICAN AUTHORS 
Clue: Harper Lee helped him research an article which developed into the work "In Cold Blood"
Output: truman capote
Category: LA LA 
Clue: This region in south-central Spain is the setting for Cervantes' "Don Quixote"
Output: la mancha
Category: MAN, OMAN! 
Clue: Oman's major export is this, discovered there in 1964
Output: oil
Category: GREAT SCOTS! 
Clue: David Brewster invented the stereoscope & this toy, a tube with mirrors & colored glass in it
Output: kaleidoscope
Category: AWARDS 
Clue: In 1989 the N.A.B. established an award named for this wireless radio pioneer
Output: guglielmo marconi
Category: FIX THE PROVERB 
Clue: The whales have oars
Output: the walls have ears
Category: NATURE 
Clue: On giraffes, this prehensile muscle can be 20 inches long
Output: the tongue
Category: BEHIND THE ZODIAC 
Clue: Cancer is the crab that attacked this hero who was battling the Hydra
Output: hercules
Category: AROUND THE HOUSE 
Clue: A silent butler is used to collect these during or after a meal
Output: crumbs
Category: MR. BODY 
Clue: A man's can weigh 3.5 ounces more than a woman's, epicardium included
Output: heart
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: Many men died searching for the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine in this southwest state's Superstition Mountains
Output: arizona
Category: NOTORIOUS 
Clue: Vincenzo Peruggia stole the Mona Lisa from this museum in 1911 & kept it for two years
Output: the louvre
Category: STATE FLAGS 
Clue: It's flag has a big red "C", a reference to its name, which means "red" in Spanish
Output: colorado
Category: TV LAW 
Clue: When Michael Moriarty left this NBC series in 1994, he was replaced by Sam Waterston
Output: law & order
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: As a noun it's a steep-walled canyon; as a verb, to stuff yourself with food
Output: gorge
Category: THE COLD WAR 
Clue: In the 1970s Linus Pauling advocated huge doses of this to battle the common cold
Output: vitamin c
Category: WINNIE-THE-POOH'S ENTOURAGE 
Clue: The imaginary creature who one night "set a trap" for Pooh
Output: heffalump
Category: SPORTS TRIVIA 
Clue: Since "S" stands for "sacrifice", this letter has been used to symbolize "strikeout" since the 1860s
Output: k
Category: '80s BESTSELLERS 
Clue: His memoir "Gracie: A Love Story" made the bestseller list in 1988
Output: george burns
Category: WISH YOU WERE HERE! 
Clue: Dear Shari, did some shopping in this famous Tokyo district.  Reminds me of Fifth Avenue -- wish you were here!
Output: the ginza
Category: CARTOON BIRDS 
Clue: "Camptown Races" is a favorite song of this boisterous blabbermouth from the South
Output: foghorn leghorn
Category:  A JIM CARREY FILM FESTIVAL 
Clue: "Here I come to save the day!"
Output: man on the moon
Category: SURPRISE PARTY 
Clue: Hugh Hefner originally planned to call Playboy magazine this, another term for a bachelor party
Output: stag
Category: SEEING "RED" 
Clue: This student group formed to carry out Mao's Cultural Revolution was later suppressed by Mao
Output: the red guards
Category: WHO PLAYED 'EM? 
Clue: Blonde beauty Lorelei Lee, from Little Rock
Output: marilyn monroe
Category: LET'S VISIT OTTAWA 
Clue: You'll find Ottawa in the southeastern part of this province, on the Quebec border
Output: ontario
Category: THE ARTFUL 
Clue: This artist who painted many revealing self-potraits was portrayed on film by Salma Hayek in 2002
Output: frida kahlo
Category: MISSING LINKS 
Clue: Timber ____ whistle
Output: wolf
Category: FAMOUS NAMES 
Clue: In 1904 Winston Churchill left this political party & joined the liberals
Output: the conservative party
Category: WHAT A MONTH! 
Clue: The United States celebrates its birthday during this month
Output: july
Category: STATE BORDERS 
Clue: North Carolina & West Virginia
Output: virginia
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: The 2 months that fit the category
Output: march & april
Category: CONQUER 
Clue: These people, a mix of Arabs & Berbers, conquered most of Spain in the 8th century
Output: the moors
Category: '90s NONFICTION 
Clue: In Kathryn Harrison's memoir "The Kiss", it's her relationship to the man who gives her the kiss
Output: daughter
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: Articles he wrote for the Atlantic Monthly in 1875 became Chapters IV to XVII in "Life on the Mississippi"
Output: mark twain
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: His family became Christian, but this Viking explorer nicknamed "the Red" remained a pagan
Output: erik the red
Category: CARS 
Clue: This international automaker opened a U.S. plant in 1978 to build Rabbits
Output: volkswagen
Category: SCIENCE LAB 
Clue: William Gilbert coined the word electricity, which comes from the Latin word for this fossil resin
Output: amber
Category: "A" IN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The Gulf of Oman is an arm of this sea
Output: arabian sea
Category: "H"ISTORIC PEOPLE 
Clue: Until 1876 his father Alois, who was illegitimate, used his grandmother's name, Schicklgruber
Output: adolf hitler
Category: GUINNESS RECORDS 
Clue: The fastest dancer in this style is Solero De Jerez, who attained 16 heel taps per second in 1967
Output: flamenco
Category: CHICAGO TV 
Clue: Stacy Edwards as Lisa Catera is a doctor with commercial appeal on this series
Output: chicago hope
Category: it's microscopic 
Clue: The parts inside a living cell move in this semifluid substance whose name in part means "cell"
Output: cytoplasm
Category: FROG ANATOMY 
Clue: The frog stores liquid waste in this organ & can reabsorb water from it in dry times
Output: the bladder
Category: THE MIDDLE AGES 
Clue: He was 48 when he created Charlie Bucket, a poor child who finds a golden ticket
Output: roald dahl
Category: NFL LOGOS 
Clue: The hair on the mustachioed fellow of this team's logo is definitely blond
Output: the vikings
Category: THE GOOD BOOK 
Clue: Ham saw this man naked & received a curse for his trouble
Output: noah
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Disguised as a lawyer, Portia foils Shylock's plan to collect a pound of flesh in this play
Output: "the merchant of venice"
Category: "NONE" 
Clue: In a baby's toe counting game, it's what you say of the fourth one
Output: this little piggy had none
Category: FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD 
Clue: In a variation of Beef Wellington, Rachael Ray bakes meat, spinach & feta cheese in this Greek dough
Output: phyllo
Category: MUSIC VIDEOS 
Clue: This comedian's Olympics parody "Redneck Games" was nominated for CMA Video of the Year
Output: jeff foxworthy
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: A figure with 6 plane faces
Output: a hexahedron
Category: DISCOVERIES & INVENTIONS 
Clue: Robert Watson-Watt's development of this use for radio waves in 1935 helped win the Battle of Britain
Output: radar
Category: PODCAST INCORPORATED 
Clue: The podcast by this company discussed the promise of "on demand" with its new mainframes
Output: ibm
Category: "C.B." 
Clue: Bonnie Parker's partner in crime
Output: clyde barrow
Category: NOUVELLE FAST FOOD 
Clue: If you need to drop a couple of hundred pounds, try this chain's 6" Turkey or Veggie Delite sandwiches
Output: subway
Category: MEDICAL TALK 
Clue: Laryngoxerosis is this problem in the throat, sometimes medicated at a nearby bar
Output: a dry throat
Category: TRANSLATION 
Clue: English readers & Disney viewers know Hugo's "Notre-Dame de Paris" by this title
Output: "the hunchback of notre dame"
Category: THE WHITE HOUSE 
Clue: The North Portico faces this street
Output: pennsylvania avenue
Category: THOSE DREADED STORY PROBLEMS 
Clue: If Tom's picket fence used 3"-wide pickets, he'd need this many edge to edge to cover a 12' length
Output: 48
Category: STANDUP COMICS 
Clue: I Hate Myself is the production company of this female comic who starred in "The Truth About Cats & Dogs"
Output: janine garofalo
Category: CLASSIC ROCK LYRICS 
Clue: Jan & Dean sang that there were "two girls for every boy" here
Output: "surf city"
Category: GIVE PEAS A CHANCE 
Clue: It's the husk that peas come in & may be edible
Output: the pod
Category: "J" WHIZ 
Clue: It's not a type of fruit spread, but a large extended campout for several Boy Scout troops together
Output: jamboree
Category: LITERARY TITLE CHARACTERS 
Clue: This lusty lady, the heroine of a 1722 Defoe novel, was married 5 times (including once to her own brother)
Output: moll flanders
Category: SPORTS SHIFTS 
Clue: In 1966 baseball's L.A. Angels became the California Angels when they moved to this city
Output: anaheim
Category: DAYS OF THE WEEK 
Clue: In the familiar poem, this day's "child works hard for a living"
Output: saturday
Category: 1995 
Clue: This Wisconsin city's 2 major papers, the Journal & the Sentinel, brewed up a merger
Output: milwaukee
Category: ACTORS ON STAGE 
Clue: Tyne Daly & Angela Lansbury won Tonys for playing Mama Rose in this musical, but Ethel Merman didn't
Output: gypsy
Category: HARRISON FORD 
Clue: Ford tries to clear his name while avoiding capture by Tommy Lee Jones in this film based on a TV series
Output: the fugitive
Category: SECRETARY'S DAY 
Clue: This female 1932 Olympic hurdles & javelin winner also ran secretarial errands like a champ
Output: didrikson-zaharias
Category: BAD FORTUNE COOKIES 
Clue: Just like Hurley on this ABC drama, your lucky numbers are 4, 8, 15, 16, 23 & 42... but what kind of luck?
Output: lost
Category: ALEXANDER THE GREAT 
Clue: This Persian ruler offered Al 10,000 talents & all lands west of the Euphrates for the return of his family
Output: darius
Category: FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: Planted chiefly in Hawaii, the most widely grown variety of this fruit is the smooth cayenne
Output: pineapple
Category: INVENTORS & INVENTIONS 
Clue: Invented by Philip Drinker in the 1920s, this closed respirator is used by patients who can't breathe on their own
Output: an iron lung
Category: NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES 
Clue: 2 of the top 4 U.S. papers by circulation have this 5-letter word in their names
Output: times
Category: THE "LAST" CATEGORY 
Clue: My patience is at an end! You've utilized this ultimate twig
Output: the last straw
Category: LOTTO FEVER 
Clue: 2000 saw a fight in England over running the lottery, with this Virgin king at the forefeont
Output: richard branson
Category: NATURE 
Clue: Eagles usually kill their prey with these body parts
Output: talons
Category: ACADEMIC DEGREES 
Clue: You can earn a J.D. degree online, preparing you to practice in this field
Output: law
Category: COLLEGE TOWNS 
Clue: The Citadel
Output: charleston, south carolina
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: The Oregon, California & Mormon trails followed this east-west River in Nebraska
Output: the platte
Category: THE NATURE OF THINGS 
Clue: This "colorful" whale can grow up to 100 feet long & weigh more than 150 tons
Output: a blue whale
Category: BOWL GAME CITIES 
Clue: The Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl at LP Field
Output: nashville
Category: WASHINGTON, D.C. 
Clue: A town crier reads this document on the steps of the National Archives on the Fourth of July
Output: the declaration of independence
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: In Arthurian legend, Morgan le Fay is the ruler of this island
Output: avalon
Category: NEW TESTAMENT QUOTES 
Clue: The 4 words that follow "When ye pray, say, 'Our Father which art in heaven'"
Output: hallowed be thy name
Category: BRANSON, HANSON OR MANSON 
Clue: A city in the Ozarks
Output: branson, missouri
Category: 1994 FILMS 
Clue: Containing the hit "Can You Feel The Love Tonight", it was Disney's first animated feature not based on an existing story
Output: the lion king
Category: MATH 
Clue: It's a quarter of a circle or one of four divisions of a plane
Output: a quadrant
Category: FASHION STATEMENTS 
Clue: Symbolically, a person who starts out poor & becomes wealthy goes "from" these "to riches"
Output: rags
Category: ROYALTEASE 
Clue: The biblical Ahaziah followed the evil ways of this mother, but luckily only ruled Israel briefly
Output: jezebel
Category: BELGIUM, BELARUS OR BELIZE 
Clue: It's part of the British Commonwealth of Nations
Output: belize
Category: PARLEZ VOUS? 
Clue: "Je ne sais pas" means this, but you still get credit if you phrase it in the form of a question
Output: "i don\'t know"
Category: THE NEAREST 
Clue: ...person to Wild Bill Hickok is her
Output: calamity jane
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: Queen Noor, whom he married in 1978, was his fourth wife
Output: king hussein
Category: BEGINS & ENDS IN "N" 
Clue: From the Middle English for name, it's a part of speech that can be a name, place or thing
Output: noun
Category: COUNTRY SINGERS 
Clue: His 1991 music video "The Thunder Rolls" created controversy because of its violence
Output: garth brooks
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: Called a nut when dried, this is the fruit of the Soapberry tree, native to China
Output: lychee nut
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: The tragic events of this date inspired the song "Skylines And Turnstiles" by My Chemical Romance
Output: september 11
Category: NOTABLE EDUCATORS 
Clue: She was a little-known University of Oklahoma law professor until the Clarence Thomas hearings
Output: anita hill
Category: I LOVE YOU GUYS 
Clue: Yr wyf i'n dy garu di
Output: welsh
Category: THE 7 CONTINENTS 
Clue: This continent is also a commonwealth
Output: australia
Category: CRIME TIME 
Clue: The phrase to "come on like" these may have come from a long-running radio crime series
Output: gangbusters
Category: SEPARATING SHEEP FROM GOATS 
Clue: Toads get 'em, frogs don't, & neither of them can give them to you
Output: warts
Category: I QUIT! 
Clue: In 1974, frustrated with GM's management, he quit & with British funding, built a stainless steel luxury sports car
Output: john delorean
Category: YOUR CHEATIN' HEART 
Clue: This "Great" Russian empress loathed her husband, & her lovers may have fathered all of her children
Output: catherine the great
Category: HINTS FROM HELOISE 
Clue: Rub this part of a pencil on an emery board so it won't cause smudges on your paper
Output: eraser
Category: WE'VE GOT ISSUES 
Clue: The name of this fashion mag is French for "she"
Output: elle
Category: MOV"ING" PICTURES 
Clue: Fred & Ginger do the carioca in this, their first movie together
Output: flying down to rio
Category: AMERICAN MUSEUMS 
Clue: The Winterthur Museum in this state displays Henry Francis DuPont's collection of American antiques
Output: delaware
Category: HORSES 
Clue: The long flowing hair below the knee & hock of this Scottish breed is called "feathers"
Output: clydesdales
Category: I'M NOT WEARING ANY PANTS 
Clue: In 1876 "The Vanquished", a male nude, later called "The Age of Bronze", was this sculptor's first masterwork
Output: rodin
Category: NAME THE DECADE 
Clue: Ford Motors goes public, Dr. Seuss pens "The Cat in the Hat" & Ronald Reagan weds wife No. 2
Output: the 1950s
Category: CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS 
Clue: Arthur gets trapped in Morgan Le Fey's enchanted forest in this legendary musical
Output: camelot
Category: BOOKS OF THE BIBLE 
Clue: Chapters 8-10 of this Old Testament book continue the narrative from Exodus 29
Output: leviticus
Category: BODY LANGUAGE 
Clue: A person who acts rashly & harms himself is said to "cut off" this "to spite his face"
Output: his nose
Category: TV CHIEFS 
Clue: In 1995 this secret agent played by Don Adams was promoted to chief of CONTROL
Output: maxwell smart/agent 86
Category: ANTIBIOTICS 
Clue: Cefamandole is used to treat this inflammation of a membrane of the abdominal wall caused by a ruptured appendix
Output: peritonitis
Category: LEADING "ROLL"s 
Clue: In the "Beer Barrel Polka", this line precedes "We'll have a barrel of fun"
Output: roll out the barrel