niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: THE BEE 
Clue: Bees are found on every continent but this one
Output: antarctica
Category: REBELLIONS: SHAYS' & WHISKEY 
Clue: Shays' Rebellion in this state in 1786-87 included an attack on the Springfield armory
Output: massachusetts
Category: BEVERLY HILLS 90210 
Clue: He made it big as the clean-cut Brandon
Output: jason priestley
Category: FRENCH CUISINE 
Clue: Adventurous chefs can use these fungi to make an ice cream called glace au truffe
Output: truffles
Category: THE MIDDLE OF SOMEWHERE 
Clue: Formerly known as Schrottersburg, Plock is smack in the middle of this country, Germany's eastern neighbor
Output: poland
Category: PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: "Uncle Abe"
Output: abraham lincoln
Category: CELEBRITY LIVES 
Clue: "Kate Remembered" by A. Scott Berg was published only 13 days after her 2003 death
Output: katharine hepburn
Category: THE EXODUS FILES 
Clue: This unusual food falls from heaven for 40 years starting in Exodus 16
Output: manna
Category: SOAPDISH 
Clue: This "Stand By Your Man" singer stood by her menu when she played a waitress on "Capitol"
Output: tammy wynette
Category: BODY LANGUAGE 
Clue: When vou're idle or just plain bored, you do this with your pollex digits, literally or figuratively
Output: twiddle your thumbs
Category: STATE BIRDS 
Clue: Arizona's state bird is a wren named for this type of plant
Output: cactus
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: The National Museum of American History is just one part of this Washington, D.C. institution
Output: smithsonian
Category: THE "O"NLY VOWEL 
Clue: Scottish word preceding lomond or ness
Output: loch
Category: DIRTY 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Army dining hall before or after the meal
Output: mess
Category: MUSICALS 
Clue: Richard Burton played this king in "Camelot"; Tim Curry has played him in "Spamalot"
Output: king arthur
Category: I'LL HAVE THE BEEF 
Clue: You don't expect me to swallow this beef stomach lining that comes in honeycomb, pocket & smooth varieties, do you?
Output: tripe
Category: MY SPICE 
Clue: In a sushi bar, you will likely be offered some pickled this so you can cleanse your palate between bites
Output: ginger
Category: ANGELS 
Clue: "Vlad's Pad" at Angel Stadium is named for this right fielder & 2004 league MVP
Output: vladimir guerrero
Category: WESTERN SONGS 
Clue: In Cole Porter's song, the title line that follows "Send me off forever, but I ask you, please..."
Output: "don\'t fence me in"
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: The William F. Harrah Foundation National Automobile Museum is in this Nevada city, not Las Vegas
Output: reno
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Christmas in December 25; this holiday around the same time starts on Kislev 25 on the Jewish calendar
Output: hanukkah
Category: HOMOPHONES 
Clue: A term used for Shakespeare, or the species of owl seen here
Output: bard/barred
Category: WEAPONS 
Clue: In submarine slang, they're called "fish"
Output: torpedos
Category: IT HAPPENS IN FEBRUARY 
Clue: In leap years, it's the last day in February
Output: the 29th
Category: NATIONAL PEOPLE 
Clue: "Medical Center" actor Mr. Everett
Output: chad
Category: ALL IN THE FAMILY 
Clue: He did his great missionary work after going to Hawaii in 1863 as a substitute for the ailing Father Pamphile
Output: father damien
Category: TEXAS 
Clue: This island off Corpus Christi is the largest in Texas, Dad
Output: padre island
Category: WAR GAMES 
Clue: You can conquer Kamchatka or Siam in this warlike board game
Output: risk
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: A Canadian province is named for this son of King George III
Output: prince edward
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: Peru is almost twice as big as this second-largest U.S. state
Output: texas
Category: MURDERS & ACQUISITIONS 
Clue: Gunned down himself in 1957, Albert Anastasia had the Gilbert & Sullivan-inspired title "Lord High" this
Output: executioner
Category: SOAP BOX DERBY 
Clue: Its label calls it "the soap that floats"
Output: ivory
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICANS 
Clue: In 1881 this orator & former slave became Recorder of Deeds for Washington, D.C.
Output: frederick douglass
Category: THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 
Clue: It says that if this denies people their rights, the people have the right "to alter or abolish it"
Output: the government
Category: DEMOCRACY 
Clue: In 1996 the Supreme Court struck down 4 of these areas created to allow black & hispanic representation
Output: congressional districts
Category: IT'S NOT CATCHING 
Clue: From the Latin for "to beat", it's a 9-letter medical synonym for a bruise
Output: contusion
Category: PATRIOTIC SONGS' OTHER LYRICS 
Clue: "The old church bell will peal with joy, hurrah!  Hurrah!"
Output: "when johnny comes marching home"
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This Midwestern state's "Northwest Angle" is the northernmost point in the continental U.S.
Output: minnesota
Category: GEMS 
Clue: Isle Royale greenstone, this state's official gem, is found on Isle Royale in Lake Superior
Output: michigan
Category: SPOTT THA MISPELED WURD 
Clue: The occasional misspelling is noticable on a telecast like "Jeopardy!"
Output: noticeable
Category: SLOW DOWN!!!! 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew)  In Einstein's elegant equation, energy equals mass times this squared
Output: speed of light
Category: TV's PRETTY FACES 
Clue: Bridget in a '70s sitcom, her TV movies include "Down Will Come Baby" & "Miracle on the 17th Green"
Output: meredith baxter birney
Category: MOVIE ADJECTIVES 
Clue: 1974: "_____ Saddles"
Output: blazing
Category: LITERARY ANIMALS 
Clue: This old grey donkey was Winnie-the-Pooh's friend who always saw things in a gloomy light
Output: eeyore
Category: THE MIDDLE AGES 
Clue: One of the 63 articles in this 1215 document granted the English Church freedom from royal interference
Output: the magna carta
Category: POP & ROCK GROUPS 
Clue: This British group's "Rock the Casbah" was frequently featured during MTV's early days
Output: the clash
Category: RICHARD 
Clue: Either of the 2 parents of Richard the Lion-Hearted
Output: henry ii & eleanor of aquitaine
Category: THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY 
Clue: Who needs Ryan Seacrest or even Dick Clark?  For years we enjoyed this man & his Royal Canadians on New Year's Eve
Output: guy lombardo
Category: MAN "D" 
Clue: As a runaway slave, Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey changed his name to this to avoid capture
Output: douglass
Category: BREWERIES 
Clue: Ghettoblaster is both a CD & a beer produced by Motor City Brewing Works in this city
Output: detroit
Category: FROGS 
Clue: Probably best known to TV viewers as Valene Ewing, she had female lead in 1972 “Frogs”
Output: joan van ark
Category: BROADWAY: IT'S A CRIME! 
Clue: Hope "springs" eternal as Max & Leo scheme to make this German-themed show a flop in "The Producers"
Output: springtime for hitler
Category: VICE PRESIDENTS 
Clue: Speaking at Columbia Law School's 2000 commencement, he joked that he invented Lexis-Nexis
Output: al gore
Category: "RIO" GRAND 
Clue: The Office of Surface Mining is part of this U.S. government department
Output: the department of the interior
Category: ROMANCE NOVELIST HISTORY BOOK 
Clue: It was WWI. Her new name meant "eye of the dawn" & she felt reborn.  Oh, how she loved German military men!
Output: mata hari
Category: DON'T CRY FOR ME, ARGENTINA 
Clue: Spanish sailors named this city in honor of St. Mary, patron saint of good winds
Output: buenos aires
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: To make a brantini, stir together brandy, gin & a dash of the dry type of this
Output: vermouth
Category: OF THE CRYSTAL 
Clue: A 1936 fire in this city destroyed the prefabricated Crystal Palace
Output: london
Category: IT'S A PLAIN 
Clue: Thessaly, a plain in this country, is bordered by Mount Ossa & Mount Pelion along the Aegean coast
Output: greece
Category: AT THE BUFFET 
Clue: Soup selections include mulligatawny & this hearty Mexican one made with both tripe & calf's feet
Output: menudo
Category: DAVID 
Clue: David killed the hero of these people at the Valley of Elah
Output: the philistines
Category: MODES OF TRANSPORT 
Clue: He named the first Bell X-1 rocket plane for his wife, Glennis
Output: chuck yeager
Category: THE ARABIAN NIGHTS 
Clue: He picked up the transparent fruit of different colors on the way back from getting the wonderful lamp
Output: aladdin
Category: THE FRENCH & INDIAN WARS 
Clue: On May 9, 1712, during Queen Anne's War, this American colony split into 2 parts
Output: carolina
Category: I'M BEING SENT TO KYRGYZSTAN 
Clue: The Kyrgyz Range in the north of K'stan extends into this other K'stan
Output: kazakhstan
Category: I'M UNEMPLOYED 
Clue: The website of the California DWC, the Division of Workers' this, has a link to "when I get hurt on the job"
Output: compensation
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: A football position, or the point in a pendulum's arc at which it reaches maximum velocity
Output: the center
Category: LEIGH-ANNE TOURS L.A. 
Clue: This neighborhood was planned to include a network of waterways like the one seen here
Output: venice
Category: INTERNATIONAL ROAD VEHICLE STICKERS 
Clue: KZ
Output: kazakhstan
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: It's the large river that runs through Albuquerque & Brownsville
Output: rio grande
Category: THERE SHOULD BE PLAYOFFS! 
Clue: Hail to the victors... kind of!; this Big 10 team was 12-0 in 1997 but could not play 13-0 Nebraska; there should be playoffs
Output: university of michigan
Category: THE 82nd ACADEMY AWARDS 
Clue: Barbra Streisand said, "The time has come" before announcing this best director winner
Output: kathryn bigelow
Category: ROCKS & MINERALS 
Clue: A mixture containing antimony is sprayed on canvas to render it this
Output: fireproof
Category: REVOLVING RESTAURANTS 
Clue: The world's 2nd--& now the oldest--revolving restaurant has topped this Jetson-y Seattle landmark since '62
Output: the space needle
Category: DOUBLE "G"s 
Clue: Not just a tangible lump of gold or such, it can also be a small bit of wisdom or information
Output: a nugget
Category: THE WORLD OF LOUNGE 
Clue: 1996 film that popularized lines like "You're money, baby"
Output: swingers
Category: RECORD LABELS 
Clue: In 1962 Herb Alpert & Jerry Moss founded Carnival Records, later renamed this
Output: a&m records
Category: MMM...BEER 
Clue: In 1612 Adrian Block & Hans Christiansen established the New World's first known brewery on this island
Output: manhattan
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: It's OK to kiss under this parasitic plant; just don't eat the berries -- that could be the kiss of death
Output: mistletoe
Category: IT HAPPENED ON GROUNDHOG DAY 
Clue: Jascha Heifetz, born Feb. 2, 1901, was giving concerts on this instrument by 1907
Output: violin
Category: CURIOUS 
Clue: To look into what's none of your business, or to open a paint can
Output: to pry
Category: CAMELS 
Clue: From an earlier occupation, this prophet was known as the "Camel Driver of Mecca"
Output: mohammed
Category: THE EIGHTH 
Clue: Louis IX of France died during the eighth of these campaigns
Output: crusades
Category: WINE FROM WHERE? 
Clue: It's somewhat ironic that this Romanian region produces mainly white wine, like Tirnave Riesling
Output: transylvania
Category: "I" DOCTOR 
Clue: The pancreas secretes this hormone in response to high levels of blood sugar
Output: insulin
Category: TOTALLY 1680s! 
Clue: On his deathbed, speaking of his mistress Nell Gwyn, King Charles II said, "Let not poor Nelly" do this
Output: starve
Category: MOUNTAINS 
Clue: Cotopaxi, the world's highest active volcano, rises just south of Quito, Ecuador in these mountains
Output: andes
Category: GRAMMAR 
Clue: In English grammar, the 2 "voices" are active & this
Output: passive
Category: STREET SENSE 
Clue: Spanish for "road"; for Tennessee Williams it was the "real" thing
Output: camino
Category: ONLINE LINGO 
Clue: It's what the acronym "WYSIWYG" stands for
Output: what you see is what you get
Category: FORTS 
Clue: This Kentucky fort includes the Patton Museum of Cavalry & Armor in addition to all that gold
Output: fort knox
Category: THE WHITE STUFF 
Clue: In the Grimm Brothers' version of the story. the evil queen uses a tight-fitting bodice to try & kill this woman
Output: snow white
Category: THE GOD SQUAD 
Clue: He was the one-eyed top god of the Vikings
Output: odin
Category: IN THE ARENA 
Clue: The Ragin' Cajuns play basketball in the Cajundome arena in this state
Output: louisiana
Category: SHEEP POTPOURRI 
Clue: Nickname for a college diploma
Output: a sheepskin
Category: FORBES' FICTIONAL BILLIONAIRES 
Clue: Topping the list is this North Pole resident with apparently unlimited, incalculable wealth
Output: santa claus
Category: IF THE TV SERIES HAD A DOWNER ENDING 
Clue: The one-armed man says, "It's about time I finished the job" & shoots Richard Kimble
Output: the fugitive
Category: SIGNS & SYMBOLS 
Clue: Athena is a goddess of wisdom, as symbolized by this creature
Output: an owl
Category: HAWAII 
Clue: Hawaii got this official nickname with statehood in 1959
Output: "the aloha state"
Category: OCCUPATIONS 
Clue: I've been working on the railroad as this assistant to the conductor who signals the engineer
Output: a brakeman
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: On Jan. 20, 1993 he became a former president
Output: george h.w. bush
Category: 3-LETTER THE BETTER 
Clue: It's the Spanish direction you're heading if you're going from Juarez to Guadalajara
Output: sur
Category: AT THE DRUGSTORE 
Clue: Breathe easier during a cold with Vicks' Cool Mist Ultrasonic one of these; it's "whisper quiet"
Output: humidifier
Category: IT HAPPENED IN TEXAS 
Clue: He was deposed as Governor of Texas in 1861 because he wouldn't swear allegiance to the Confederacy
Output: houston
Category: COMMIE TALK 
Clue: This organization whose name was an abbreviation of "Communist International" existed from 1919 to 1943
Output: comintern
Category: OLD TESTAMENT HEROES 
Clue: Because of the many psalms he wrote, this kind was called "The Sweet Psalmist of Israel"
Output: david
Category: BOOK SEQUELS? 
Clue: Natty Bumppo discovers there's "The Penultimate Iroquois" in this man's 1820s sequel
Output: james fenimore cooper
Category: TAKES 2 TO TONGA 
Clue: Like its longtime benefactor the U.K., Tonga's political system is a hereditary, constitutional one of these
Output: a monarchy
Category: STATE FAIRS 
Clue: On Oct. 17, 2008 its state fair kicked off with an opening ceremony & tobacco heritage day
Output: north carolina
Category: YOU'RE A BEAST! 
Clue: This hooded snake of India is the longest of the venomous snakes
Output: the king cobra
Category: CANNIBAL CUISINE 
Clue: A favorite among cannibals is this sausage or jellied meat called fromage de tete in France
Output: head cheese
Category: DESIGN 
Clue: Carriage clocks had these on top because they were designed to be carried on carriages
Output: handles
Category: WORDS WITHIN WORDS 
Clue: Carry something luminescent when you go down into one of these
Output: mine
Category: FIX THE PROVERB 
Clue: Streak while the organ is wrought
Output: strike while the iron is hot
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: Tom Wolfe's award-winning book about our first astronauts, or what he proved he had by penning it
Output: the right stuff
Category: ALLOYS 
Clue: For this alloy, mix your zinc & copper in a crucible & work with your ingots after they cool
Output: brass
Category: POP QUIZ 
Clue: An early label for this soda showed a hillbilly shooting at a revenuer running from an outhouse
Output: mountain dew
Category: WOODWINDS 
Clue: In Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf", this 4-letter woodwind represents the duck
Output: the oboe
Category: TOYS & GAMES 
Clue: An object of the game Early Birds is to catch the orange ones & avoid the green ones
Output: worms
Category: WIDE WORLD OF SPORES 
Clue: In trees of this cone-bearing order such as the Douglas fir, males carry micro-spores: females, megaspores
Output: conifers
Category: CAN'T SMILE WITHOUT YOU 
Clue: It's the hard outer layer of a tooth
Output: enamel
Category: THE SMITHS 
Clue: Explorer said to have been saved by Pocahontas
Output: john smith
Category: AL, HISTORY'S PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE PAL 
Clue: In '69 Al holds up Apollo 11's launch when he's late picking up this 2nd man on the moon to drive him to Cape Kennedy
Output: edwin "buzz" aldrin
Category: PHILOSOPHERS 
Clue: The argument that the mind at birth is a blank slate is "key" to his 1690 "Essay Concerning Human Understanding"
Output: john locke
Category: "FRE"-DOM 
Clue: It's the art of painting on a moist, plaster surface with colors ground up in water
Output: fresco
Category: START SPREADIN' THE BOOZE 
Clue: This captain's brand took off when its founder bought a spiced rum recipe from 2 Jamaican pharmacists
Output: captain morgan
Category: AA 
Clue: Voltage of one AA alkaline battery
Output: 1.5 volts
Category: BOOKS THAT BECAME FILMS 
Clue: "Who Censored Roger Rabbit?"
Output: who framed roger rabbit
Category: ____LESS IS MORE 
Clue: One of the bestselling grapes in the U.S. is the Thompson this
Output: seedless
Category: HOWDY, "BUSTER" 
Clue: This 1895 sculpture was the first of 25 Western art bronzes by Frederic Remington
Output: bronco buster
Category: '90s MOVIES 
Clue: Clint Eastwood's dialogue in this 1995 romance meant it was "time to harvest the corn", according to People magazine
Output: the bridges of madison county
Category: IF THEY WERE MUSICALS... 
Clue: Forget "Cats"; the musical of this Orwell book would feature jackbooted dancing pigs
Output: "animal farm"
Category: FACTS & FIGURES 
Clue: In 2007, 12.1% of U.S. wage & salary workers were members of these, down from 20% in 1983
Output: unions
Category: GO PLAY OUTSIDE 
Clue: Game seen here in a Winslow Homer painting
Output: croquet
Category: UNUSUAL PETS 
Clue: Proto-surrealist poet Gerard de Nerval reportedly walked one of these crustaceans on a leash through Paris
Output: a lobster
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: In 1832 he became the last American general of the war to die; a Civil War fort was named for him
Output: thomas sumter
Category: WOMEN WRITERS 
Clue: J.K. Rowling wrote her first novel at a cafe in this Scottish capital
Output: edinburgh
Category: THE PHILADELPHIA STORY 
Clue: On Market Street, between 5th & 6th, you can see this, which bears an inscription from Leviticus 25:10
Output: the liberty bell
Category: WHERE THEY'RE FROM 
Clue: Matt Damon hails from this education-oriented Boston-area city
Output: cambridge
Category: CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' 
Clue: From the Greek for "I have found it", it's California's one-word motto
Output: eureka
Category: THE HARDER THEY "FAL" 
Clue: This character appears in 3 different plays by Shakespeare & is referred to in a fourth
Output: falstaff
Category: PRO SPORTS HALL OF FAME CITIES 
Clue: Canton, Ohio
Output: football
Category: WHAT'S COOKING, COWBOY? 
Clue: If you know what kind of wagon it was served in, you'll know this old west word for food, chow, grub
Output: a chuckwagon
Category: GEMS 
Clue: Of amber, amethyst, or agate, the one that once came from a living thing
Output: amber
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: As an alternative to Starbucks, Lipton opened an establishment of this type in southern California in 1996
Output: tea salon
Category: THE LIBERTY BELL 
Clue: It's thought that the Liberty Bell rang out to announce the arrival of this Frenchman in September 1824
Output: marquis de lafayette
Category: PERSONAL FOWLS 
Clue: It follows "whip" in the sound that gives a little brown bird its name
Output: -porwill
Category: THE COLOR OF MONEY 
Clue: In 1982, this country issued a 5,000-zloty note featuring a green Frederic Chopin
Output: poland
Category: PLANE CRAZY 
Clue: On August 6, 1945 this B-29 airplane became the first to drop an atomic bomb in warfare
Output: the enola gay
Category: THE PERIODIC TABLE 
Clue: Element No. 61, it's named for a mythical stealer of fire
Output: prometheum
Category: KINGS & QUEENS 
Clue: Ancient Macedonia had 5 kings with this name; one came immediately before Alexander the Great & one immediately after
Output: philip
Category: TIME TO GET SIMON-IZED 
Clue: His autobiography was called "I Don't Mean To Be Rude, But..."
Output: simon cowell
Category: AMERICAN FADS 
Clue: These groovy home furninshings, seen here, were invented in 1963 & are still popular today:
Output: lava lamps
Category: "FINGER" EXERCISE 
Clue: A type of pitch where the ball drops sharply near home plate
Output: a split-finger
Category: U.S.A. 
Clue: If you're leaving Normal, you're leaving a university town near Bloomington in this "Prairie State"
Output: illinois
Category: "NORTH" & "SOUTH" 
Clue: Bob & Doug McKenzie could tell you this 3-word term for Canada, eh
Output: the great white north
Category: TALL IN THE FAMILY 
Clue: On "Everybody Loves Raymond", this 6'8" comic played the title character's quirky brother
Output: brad garrett
Category: HOT "ROD"s 
Clue: It may be shocking to know you can act as one of these to divert attention from other targets of inquiry
Output: a lightning rod
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: Pool table piece you don't want to be "behind"
Output: the 8 ball
Category: LITERARY TOURISM 
Clue: A statue of this writer who died in 1849 graces the capitol grounds in Richmond, VA. -- appropriately, near the bell tower
Output: edgar allan poe
Category: SPORTS-POURRI 
Clue: ...& the No. 1 reason it's good to be this late-night TV host... he co-owned the winner of the 2004 Indy 500
Output: david letterman
Category: MINIMUM AGES 
Clue: To see an R-rated movie unaccompanied by an adult
Output: 17
Category: WELL, DUH! 
Clue: The name of this fruit comes from its clusters' resemblance to a bunch of grapes
Output: grapefruit
Category: ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS... 
Clue: ...one of these machines complete with music & lyrics, so I can be the singer
Output: a karaoke machine
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: When it became independent in 1829, it was half its current size, but added Thessaly in 1881, Epirus in 1913...
Output: greece
Category: FUN WITH NUMBERS 
Clue: This iconic car from Porsche first hit the open road in 1964
Output: the 911
Category: NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: There are currently this many men on the U.S. Supreme Court
Output: 7
Category: THE ARABIAN NIGHTS 
Clue: This character is the hero of several tales & of the movie seen here
Output: sinbad
Category: COUPLES THERAPY 
Clue: Couples shouldn't play this, the rhyming name of an MTV show about "When Love Goes Wrong"
Output: the blame game
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: This Asian nation whose name ends in "rain" only gets 3 inches of rain a year
Output: bahrain
Category: AKA 
Clue: Tim Dick improved his home & professional life under this name
Output: tim allen
Category: THE FOUR SEASONS 
Clue: The fall guy in the Teapot Dome scandal, Albert Fall, was born November 26, 1861 in this season
Output: the fall
Category: AZTEC GODS 
Clue: As the goddess of this, Acuecucyoticihuati probably would be all wet
Output: the ocean
Category: AIRLINE TRAVEL 
Clue: This cable outfit's airport network is now seen at over 1,500 gate areas in the U.S.
Output: cnn
Category: NATURE 
Clue: Grown on less than 1% of the land of the Netherlands, it's their living symbol
Output: tulip
Category: A PARIS CHRONOLOGY 
Clue: Paris was founded around 250 B.C. by the Celtic Parisii tribe, who built a settlement on an island in this river
Output: the seine
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In 1936 Italy conquered this Ethiopian capital & Haile Selassie fled to Great Britain
Output: addis ababa
Category: SPELL IT BACKWARDS 
Clue: Punctures grounded the Garfield one of these in the 1998 Macy's parade
Output: n-o-o-l-l-a-b
Category: AQUATIC LIFE 
Clue: A fish called the feather blenny lays its eggs in this mollusk's shells
Output: oysters
Category: J.R.R. TOLKIEN 
Clue: It's the third volume in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy
Output: the return of the king
Category: TV SHERIFFS 
Clue: Barney Fife was his deputy
Output: andy taylor
Category: THE "ND" 
Clue: This fictional bull would rather smell the flowers than fight any day
Output: ferdinand
Category: 1990s TELEVISION 
Clue: This FOX drama follows the plight of the Salinger children, who were orphaned by a car wreck
Output: party of five
Category: CURSES 
Clue: A black cat in 1969 & a fan's try for a foul ball (let him be, folks!) have been blamed for this team's woes
Output: the cubs
Category: "G" MOVIES 
Clue: Musical in which Marilyn Monroe, as Lorelei Lee, asked, "Is this the way to Europe, France?"
Output: gentlemen prefer blondes
Category: WOMEN'S FIRSTS 
Clue: Not Mel Brooks' wife but this explorer was the first woman to cross the ice to the North Pole
Output: ann bancroft
Category: FORD 
Clue: Ford Country is how folks refer to this southeastern Utah "valley" that John Ford often used for exteriors
Output: monument valley
Category: TV FRIENDS 
Clue: In 1995 it was finally revealed that this kooky character does have a first name:  it's Cosmo
Output: kramer
Category: MOUNTAINS 
Clue: Aneto in the Pyrenees is this country's highest point
Output: spain
Category: HOPE THIS ISN'T AN OPERA CATEGORY 
Clue: Fuhgeddaboudit!  The Opera Co. of this NYC borough performs in unusual venues, like people's living rooms
Output: brooklyn
Category: MOTHER POLAND 
Clue: Located on the Vistula River, this largest Polish city has repeatedly risen from the ashes of war
Output: warsaw
Category: THE DALLAS COWBOYS 
Clue: One of the 2 Cowboys QBs who've been named Super Bowl MVP
Output: troy aikman
Category: TOLSTOY'S R US 
Clue: Our copy of this 1865-69 Tolstoy work is 1,444 pages long
Output: war and peace
Category: I'M NOT WEARING ANY PANTS 
Clue: Of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World, it's the one starring an over 100-foot guy in his birthday suit
Output: the colossus of rhodes
Category: BOTANY 
Clue: Maidenhair, Bracken, & Boston are species of this spore-bearing plant
Output: a fern
Category: "NUT"s TO YOU 
Clue: It's Connecticut's "spicy" nickname
Output: "the nutmeg state"
Category: A HERCULEAN EFFORT 
Clue: This wife of Zeus for whom Hercules is named sent 2 serpents to kill him as a baby; he strangled them
Output: hera
Category: FIRST LADIES 
Clue: Marvin Pierce, the father of this first lady, was the publisher of McCall's magazine
Output: barbara bush
Category: "OUT OF   " 
Clue: Al Fresco
Output: out of doors
Category: AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE 
Clue: An avid golfer, he scored a hole-in-one during a round in Palm Springs in 1968
Output: dwight d. eisenhower
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: He served as FBI director under every president from Coolidge to Nixon
Output: j. edgar hoover
Category: "B" IN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This country consists of a Muslim-Croat federation & a Serb republic
Output: bosnia
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: If you like pina coladas, then you must like coconut & this fruit, the 2 main flavors
Output: pineapple
Category: SOUNDS LIKE A RAPPER 
Clue: It's wack but ESPN dropped the downhill racing style of this type of bicycle from its X Games in 2004
Output: bmx
Category: ACTORS & THEIR FILMS 
Clue: This Georgia-born actress earned an Oscar nomination for playing Sally Field's Southern daughter in "Steel Magnolias"
Output: julia roberts
Category: BOBSLEDDING 
Clue: A 1994 U.S. Olympic 4-man team was disqualified because these, which glide along the icy surface, were too warm
Output: runners
Category: MILITARY SLANG 
Clue: A "ROAD" scholar is "retired on" this (coasting until actual retirement)
Output: active duty
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: At his home at Berggasse 19 in Vienna you can see where the ancestor of all psychiatrists' couches stood
Output: sigmund freud
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: Saskatoon has a museum devoted to the culture of this former Soviet republic, the largest country entirely in Europe
Output: the ukraine
Category: BASEBALL 
Clue: Say hey! This Giants centerfielder appeared in a record-tying 24 All-Star games
Output: willie mays
Category: BOMB THE "BAN" 
Clue: The name of this mythical female spirit comes from the old Irish for "woman of the fairy realm"
Output: banshee
Category: THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 
Clue: A headline in Pulitzer's "The World" newspaper asked, was this ship's "Explosion Caused by Bomb or Torpedo?"
Output: the maine
Category: 10-LETTER NAMES 
Clue: If you're German and your nickname is Max, it's likely that this is your first name
Output: maximilian
Category: IN STYLE 
Clue: The TV special "In Style Celebrity Weddings" included the nuptials of Danielle Spencer to this actor
Output: russell crowe
Category: JACKs 
Clue: In the '60s he reigned as TV's exercise guru
Output: jack lalaine
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: In breathing it's the gas you expel to the atmosphere
Output: carbon dioxide
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: He was the first California native to become vice president & the first to become president
Output: richard nixon
Category: THE BIG APPLE 
Clue: On the NYC subway this train will also take you to Harlem, but then it splits off & heads for Yankee Stadium
Output: the b train
Category: FRENCH MENU 
Clue: Let's have oeufs a la Chartres, eggs flavored with this herb that the French call estragon
Output: tarragon
Category: 1901-1910 
Clue: In 1909 Henry Ford produced over 10,000 of this car, saying customers could get it in "any color...so long as it is black"
Output: the model t
Category: ENTERPRISE 
Clue: In 1998 this subsidiary of Walmart opened its first pharmacy in its Tulsa, Oklahoma store
Output: sam\'s club
Category: SWEET TREATS 
Clue: On Hanukkah it's traditional to give out chocolates shaped like these, in little bags
Output: coins
Category: SPORTS SCORES 
Clue: In volleyball, only the side who did this at the beginning of play can score a point
Output: serve
Category: THE PERE LACHAISE LOUNGE 
Clue: Let's welcome back to the stage this French actress who made her exit in 1923--The "Incredible", the "Devine"...
Output: sarah bernhardt
Category: WINTERS 
Clue: The aptly named Jonathan Winters narrated the cartoon special this snowman "Returns"
Output: frosty
Category: ACTRESSES 
Clue: This Oscar winner has made several TV guest appearances as "Roseanne"'s grandmother Nana Mary
Output: shelley winters
Category: NATURAL WONDERS 
Clue: Wonder why the Kermode's type of this colorful North American species of bear is pure white
Output: black bear
Category: 3-LETTER BODY PARTS 
Clue: To do this to "the line" is to do what's expected
Output: toe
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: The scallion is also known as this "onion"
Output: green onion
Category: SAM HE IS 
Clue: He served as speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives for 17 years, the longest term ever
Output: sam rayburn
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: Farsi is the official language of this Islamic republic
Output: iran
Category: SPORTSTALK 
Clue: "March Madness"
Output: college basketball
Category: EATING OUT 
Clue: At any of the Marie Callender's, top off your meal with this type of dessert; it's what they're famous for
Output: pie
Category: CLASSIC DRAMA SERIES EPISODES 
Clue: "9:12 to Dodge"
Output: gunsmoke
Category: OF OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE 
Clue: In August 2009 the sultan of this spent $21,000 to get a trim from his favorite hairdresser
Output: brunei
Category: LIPSTICK JUNGLE 
Clue: Sultry, Hot & Passionate (Excuse me--I need to cool down) are just 3 of the shades in this co.'s Lipfinity line
Output: max factor
Category: SCIENCE HISTORY 
Clue: The unit of this in electricity is named for Georg Ohm; it's also what ohm ran into when he published his ideas
Output: resistance
Category: WHAT ARE YOU DOING? 
Clue: Making one of these with a few people; a frame holds it taut; we'll back it with muslin & fill it with batting
Output: making a quilt
Category: THE ALPS 
Clue: "The Day the Rope Broke" is a famous book about an 1865 climbing accident on this peak
Output: the matterhorn
Category: BLACK AMERICA 
Clue: This Supreme Court justice was chairman of the Federal Equal Opportunity Commission from 1982 to 1990
Output: clarence thomas
Category: THE SHARKS 
Clue: The head of this shark species has a lateral extension with an eye at each end
Output: the hammerhead shark
Category: TV ACTORS & ROLES 
Clue: This hostess of PBS' "Mystery!" series also stars in "The Mrs. Bradley Mysteries"
Output: diana rigg
Category: ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS... 
Clue: ...the E100 electric one of these from Razor
Output: a scooter
Category: THAT '70s SHOW 
Clue: Following co-star Freddie Prinze's death in 1977, this sitcom continued for another season
Output: chico and the man
Category: "J" WALKING 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  Popular in the 16th & 17th centuries, it's the variety of sleeveless tunic I'm wearing
Output: jerkin
Category: THE STARS 
Clue: In about 22,000 years, Thuban in the constellation Draco will hold this distinction now held by Polaris
Output: the north star
Category: YOU'RE AN ANIMAL 
Clue: The plains variety of this animal has gray markings that are known as shadow stripes
Output: a zebra
Category: TOYS & GAMES 
Clue: If you want to be a wizard on this machine, use a lot of body English & be careful not to tilt
Output: pinball
Category: THERE'S A PLACE FOR US 
Clue: Soldiers on an army base bunk in these, from the Spanish for "hut"
Output: barracks
Category: DUDE-ERONOMY 
Clue: Awesome, dude! Deuteronomy says that all debts are to be canceled after this many years!
Output: seven
Category: NOW YOU'RE TALKING MY LANGUAGE 
Clue: The official language of Niger, it's a remnant of its colonial times
Output: french
Category: THE 2002 WINTER OLYMPICS 
Clue: The USA's first gold medal was earned by Kelly Clark, who won the halfpipe event in this sport
Output: snowboarding
Category: FRATERNITIES & SORORITIES 
Clue: In 1902 Pi Beta Phi was a founding member of the NPC, this "National Conference" of Greek-letter societies
Output: national panhellenic conference
Category: LAST BUT NOT LEAST 
Clue: Vadim Bakatin became the last head of this intelligence service in 1991
Output: kgb
Category: GOING NUCULAR 
Clue: Speechwriters for this 38th president often used "atomic" so he wouldn't say "nucular"
Output: ford
Category: "TRUE" OR "FALSE" 
Clue: The sender of gifts in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
Output: my true love
Category: OUT FOR A "SPIN" 
Clue: Sleeping Beauty's parents tried to have all of these burned
Output: spinning wheels
Category: "WALK" 
Clue: If you've been fired, you've received these
Output: your walking papers
Category: FRENCH BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: Eugene Schueller, who invented a die to cover grey hair, founded this company in Paris in 1947
Output: l\'oréal
Category: I CAN'T HEAR MYSELF THINK 
Clue: The whine of this dental excavator is frightening as well as noisy
Output: a drill
Category: AROUND THE MEDITERRANEAN 
Clue: In this Egyptian city, you're a little late to see the lighthouse, but you can still check out Pompey's Pillar
Output: alexandria
Category: WEEDS 
Clue: Many low-growing herbs are common weeds called these, a term also used for a kind of tropical banana
Output: plantains
Category: ODDS 
Clue: They're the odds of pulling 1 of the 4 aces from a full, shuffled deck
Output: 1 in 13
Category: ABSOLUTE ADJECTIVES 
Clue: As is often said, you can't be a little bit this, also called "in a family way"
Output: pregnant
Category: THE GARFIELD ERA 
Clue: This institute in Alabama opened July 4, 1881 as a school to train black teachers
Output: tuskegee institute
Category: RED STATES 
Clue: Redwood City, Redding & Redlands are all cities in this state
Output: california
Category: 2004 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERS 
Clue: This former presidential candidate & TV commentator made the list with "Where the Right Went Wrong"
Output: patrick buchanan
Category: UNSOLVED MYSTERIES 
Clue: The last prophecy from the Virgin Mary's appearance in this Portuguese town remains a papal secret
Output: fatima
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: After Mexico, it's the most populous country whose official language is Spanish
Output: spain
Category: 12-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: The Wise Men brought to Jesus gifts of gold, myrrh & this
Output: frankincense
Category: THE HUMAN ANIMAL 
Clue: In the "Sopranos" first season finale, Jimmy Altieri gets whacked for being one of these rodents
Output: a rat
Category: FISH FRY 
Clue: Baby catfish are called sac fry & subsist for 5 days on this, even after they hatch from the egg
Output: the yolk
Category: GOVERNMENT 
Clue: In 1978 Ricardo Bordallo was Guam's head of government & this man was its head of state
Output: jimmy carter
Category: MADISON MEN 
Clue: Ben Franklin & James Madison were 2 of the 39 men who signed this document; Madison was its last living signer
Output: the constitution
Category: THE JOCK 
Clue: (I'm NFL wide receiver Ed McCaffrey)  In the 1999 Super Bowl, I caught 5 passes from this quarterback who was playing his final game
Output: john elway
Category: AMERICAN AUTHORS 
Clue: The Gibbsville of many of his novels & short stories is based on his own hometown of Pottsville, Penn.
Output: john o\'hara
Category: PETS 
Clue: The smallest of the hounds, this popular pet is active & inquisitive, you might even say snoopy
Output: beagle
Category: GROOVY 
Clue: This Simon & Garfunkel tune is also known as "The 59th Street Bridge Song"
Output: "feelin\' groovy"
Category: MOIST THINGS 
Clue: This 9-letter word for a small piece of paper used for cleansing often follows "moist"
Output: towelette
Category: UPPERS & DOWNERS 
Clue: The word "winch" is from Old English for this simple machine, which helps a winch lift stuff
Output: a pulley
Category: 1870s AMERICA 
Clue: In 1870, a year after he wrote "The Innocents Abroad", he married Olivia Langdon
Output: mark twain
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: The largest freshwater species of this reptile in the U.S. is the alligator snapper
Output: turtle
Category: THE PLAY'S THE THING 
Clue: Don't fear!  This 1962 Edward Albee play won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award
Output: who\'s afraid of virginia woolf?
Category: ARKANSAS 
Clue: This amusement park near Harrison is named for famous Al Capp comic strip community
Output: dogpatch usa
Category: 1820s AMERICA 
Clue: This famous keelboatman was probably killed near the mouth of the Yellowstone River in 1823
Output: mike fink
Category: FISHIN' IMPOSSIBLE 
Clue: AKA barbels, these on a South American catfish can reach 4 feet in length & are covered with taste buds
Output: whiskers
Category: ROCK STARS 
Clue: This former member of Cream wrote his 1992 hit, "Tears In Heaven", for his son Conor
Output: eric clapton
Category: WEDDING POTPOURRI 
Clue: Hindu priests toss this into a fire during the ceremony as an offering; we toss it at departing couples
Output: rice
Category: SLEEPYHEADS 
Clue: This rodent couldn't stay awake through the Mad Hatter's tea party
Output: dormouse
Category: STAR TREK 
Clue: Columba represents this bird dear to Noah
Output: the dove
Category: THE ROLES OF TOM CRUISE 
Clue: Pool shark Vincent Lauria
Output: the color of money
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: In 1909 King Edward VII opened the new building of this London museum of decorative & fine arts
Output: victoria & albert museum
Category: YEARS 
Clue: The French & Indian War was known by this name in Europe
Output: the 7 years war
Category: THE FEMALE EQUIVALENT 
Clue: The Oklahoma State University Cowboys
Output: the cowgirls
Category: COACHES 
Clue: John Curry & Peggy Fleming were among Carlo Fassi's proteges in this sport
Output: figure skating
Category: STATE LICENSE PLATES 
Clue: "...on my mind"
Output: georgia
Category: PASS THE CHOCOLATE 
Clue: The leaf design on Godiva's Autant chocolates is a stylized version of a feather on this "Gone With the Wind" heroine's hat
Output: scarlett o\'hara
Category: MTV MOVIE AWARDS: BEST KISS 
Clue: Woody Harrelson & Demi Moore won for this 1994 film
Output: indecent proposal
Category: ARETHA FRANKLIN 
Clue: Aretha played the owner of a soul food cafe in this 1980 movie that starred Dan Aykroyd & John Belushi
Output: the blues brothers
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Brugge in Flemish, this Belgian city's trade declined with the silting of the Zwyn River in the 1400s
Output: bruges
Category: CLEO POTPOURRIO 
Clue: Tamara Dobson played this secret agent in 2 1970s films
Output: cleopatra jones
Category: L.A. STORY 
Clue: Docents at L.A.'s Page Museum are in a sticky situation-- "La Brea" means this substance in Spanish
Output: tar
Category: THE PHILADELPHIA STORY 
Clue: You can visit the house on Arch Street where she's said to have made the first American flag
Output: betsy ross
Category: ROCK & ROLL JEOPARDY! 
Clue: Acclaimed playwright Israel Horovitz is the father of Adam Horovitz, AKA this group's King Ad-Rock
Output: the beastie boys
Category: BASEBALL WORDS 
Clue: What a catcher might eat his dinner on
Output: home plate
Category: MOON MEN TODAY 
Clue: This Apollo 11 astronaut now lives on a dairy farm near Lebanon, Ohio
Output: neil armstrong
Category: MOTHER POLAND 
Clue: Poland is Europe's second-largest producer of this important natural resource, much of it mined in the south
Output: coal
Category: MORTAL MATTERS 
Clue: This planet is named for the god of the dead
Output: pluto
Category: MONTHS 
Clue: The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 occurred during this month
Output: october
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: It's the third-largest city in Kansas
Output: kansas city
Category: WHERE'S MY CAR? 
Clue: The precious metal that precedes "Ghost", "Dawn" & "Shadow" in the names of Rolls-Royce models
Output: silver
Category: THE BRAT PACK TODAY 
Clue: He returned from a "Weekend At Bernie's" to star in the 1998 TV movie "A Father For Brittany"
Output: andrew mccarthy
Category: MOTHER GOOSE 
Clue: "Bobby Shafto's gone to sea" with these "on his knee"
Output: silver buckles
Category: "ARG"! 
Clue: Be a cheapskate and tell us this word that can precede "basement" or "counter"
Output: bargain
Category: DECORATIVE ARTS 
Clue: Tables shaped like this equine footwear were popular in the late 18th century
Output: a horseshoe
Category: EASY 
Clue: In 1965 Hal Fryar played Ringo in "The Outlaws Is Coming" & this man played Ringo in "Help!"
Output: ringo starr
Category: TV INITIALS 
Clue: BET
Output: black entertainment television
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: The scientific name of this striped carnivore is Hyaena hyaena
Output: striped hyena
Category: THE U.S. 
Clue: In 1990 molten lava from this Hawaiian volcano was 50 feet deep in some places
Output: kilauea
Category: THAT'S "SUPER"! 
Clue: When a massive star dies out, it may explode & become one of these, billions of times as bright as the sun
Output: a supernova
Category: MUSTY TV 
Clue: Abe Vigoda played this detective on "Barney Miller" & a spin-off
Output: fish
Category: THE FINE PRINT 
Clue: Offers for these money substitutes must include a disclosure statement & quote the APR
Output: credit cards
Category: SIMPLY "RED" 
Clue: In 1978 he & Mel Allen became the first broadcasters to be honored by the Baseball Hall of Fame
Output: red barber
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: Current biography calls this Missouri congressman "well-groomed with razor-cut red hair"
Output: richard gephardt
Category: POLAND 
Clue: Of 1 out of 5, 1 out of 15, or 1 out of 50, approximate ratio of Polish families who own cars
Output: 1 out of 50
Category: DIRECT TO VIDEO 
Clue: This talk show host's video of clips edited from his show is subtitled "Too Hot For TV"
Output: jerry springer
Category: FIRST NOVELS 
Clue: Not surprisingly, Ireland is the setting for this "Circle of Friends" author's first novel, "Light A Penny Candle"
Output: maeve binchy
Category: "GENERAL" KNOWLEDGE 
Clue: In 1929 U.S. companies Postum & Birdseye combined to form this conglomerate
Output: general foods
Category: CLASSIC SITCOMS 
Clue: He played Tony on "Taxi", Tony on "Who's The Boss?" & Tony on "Hudson Street"
Output: tony danza
Category: PUDDING 
Clue: This tragedy started in a baker's shop on Pudding Lane on Sept. 2, 1666
Output: the great fire of london
Category: FIVE ABOUT TENN. 
Clue: This music program based in Nashville is the USA's oldest continuous live radio program
Output: the grand ole opry
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: It's a rowing team or all of the personnel serving aboard a ship
Output: a crew
Category: THIS WEEK IN GOD 
Clue: It's Wednesday & it's time to light a candle to Ho Musubi No Kami, a fire god of this Japanese religion
Output: shintoism
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: To sing "the home of the brave" in the home of the National League Braves, you have to be in this stadium
Output: turner field
Category: LESSER-KNOWN LINES 
Clue: You might score with this speech's first line, but the second begins, "Now we are engaged in a great Civil War"
Output: the gettysburg address
Category: THE 20th CENTURY 
Clue: On Feb. 15, 1965, Canada's new flag, which prominently featured an 11-pointed one of these, flew for the first time
Output: the maple leaf
Category: CLASSIC SITCOM EPISODES 
Clue: "Welcome to Korea"
Output: m*a*s*h
Category: HERBS & SPICES 
Clue: Also called estragon, it's used to add a tang to sauces & many dishes
Output: tarragon
Category: JINGLES ALL THE WAY 
Clue: This "Bologna has a first name"
Output: oscar mayer
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: In 1815 the Congress of Vienna guaranteed this country's neutrality
Output: switzerland
Category: FILTHY RICH 
Clue: Worth over $15 billion, Robson, son of Sam, runs this company, the USA's largest private employer
Output: wal-mart
Category: MATT-ICULOUS 
Clue: A successful brewer, Matthew Vassar opened his namesake college for women in 1861 in this N.Y. city
Output: poughkeepsie
Category: THE ROLLING STONES 
Clue: This Stones drummer took the photos in the 1984 book "Chagall's World"
Output: charlie watts
Category: WATER TASTE-OFF 
Clue: Nothing else has the roundness & finish of this PepsiCo product
Output: aquafina
Category: SHOPPING 
Clue: With locations throughout the U.S., this "Wild Place to Shop and Eat" recreates the jungle indoors
Output: rainforest cafe
Category: BREWERIES 
Clue: A man named Heinrich established a brewery in Bremen that produces this, Germany's No. 1 export beer
Output: beck\'s
Category: 1867 
Clue: Minnesota farmer Oliver Kelley established this organization of American farmers as a social & educational group
Output: the grange
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: From 1815 to 1861 this principality on the Riviera was under the protection of Sardinia
Output: monaco
Category: 4-LETTER CLOTHES 
Clue: Piece that turns a man's 2-piece suit into a 3-piece suit
Output: vest
Category: TV TO MOVIE ROLES 
Clue: This TV cop duo was played on the big screen by Ben Stiller & Owen Wilson
Output: starsky & hutch
Category: INCREDIBLE EDIBLES 
Clue: The "World Encyclopedia of Food" says the nine-banded type of this mammal is "Edible but far from delicious"
Output: armadillo
Category: WHEN YOU WISH UPON A CZAR 
Clue: Coming to power in 1855, Alexander II realized this war wasn't going well & made peace in 1856
Output: the crimean war
Category: HEADS OF STATE HEADLINES 
Clue: January 1, 1946:  This Japanese emperor tells his people he is not a god
Output: hirohito
Category: INVENTIONS 
Clue: In the 1880s John McTammany, Jr. received several patents for this type of piano
Output: player piano
Category: "BABY" TALK 
Clue: It's a period of sharp increase in the birthrate, as in the U.S. following WWII
Output: a baby boom
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: Karl Marx: this "is the opium of the people"
Output: religion
Category: FOOD 
Clue: When it was 1st introduced into England from France, it was called "butterine"
Output: margarine
Category: PUPPET-POURRI 
Clue: This late, great "Law & Order" star played the puppeteer who falls in love with Lili in the 1961 musical "Carnival"
Output: jerry orbach
Category: HARD 
Clue: The hard type of these can correct keratoconus & astigmatism
Output: contact lenses
Category: FROM THE LATIN 
Clue: Your mom could tell you this word for marriage comes from the Latin for "mother"
Output: matrimony
Category: TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: In 1835 C.S.A. Thilorier froze this gas to create the first "dry ice"
Output: carbon dioxide
Category: WE'VE GOT ISSUES 
Clue: Hopefully this magazine with editor-in-chief Rosemary Ellis earned its own seal of approval
Output: good housekeeping
Category: WHILE THE "IRON" IS HOT 
Clue: A 19th century warship armored with metal plates
Output: ironclad
Category: "PH" DELIGHTS 
Clue: Appropriately, Paul Nurse shared the 2001 Nobel Prize in this category
Output: physiology
Category: SCIENCE GUYS 
Clue: He published his quantum theory in 1900 while a professor of physics in Berlin
Output: planck
Category: WHAT THEY ARE 
Clue: Bobcats, Bears & Webelos are ranks of these
Output: cub scouts
Category: THE 50 STATES 
Clue: In September bring your appetite to Las Cruces in this state for the Whole Enchilada Fiesta
Output: new mexico
Category: THE NUMBER OF YEARS FROM... 
Clue: The signing of the Declaration of Independence to Lincoln giving the Gettysburg Address
Output: 87