niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: ALPHABETIC LETTER PAIRS 
Clue: It spells the name of a classic form of Japanese drama
Output: no
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: Fleeing the capital on August 24, 1814, she took a Gilbert Stuart portrait of Washington with her
Output: dolley madison
Category: EIGHTH NOTES 
Clue: Born in 1961, this famous woman was the daughter of the Eighth Earl Spencer
Output: princess diana
Category: QUIZILLA 
Clue: The 1st Amendment was the 2006 topic in the "Ideas of America" contest for this type of short literary composition
Output: an essay
Category: POP & ROCK MUSIC 
Clue: Hit song title shared by Kris Kross & Van Halen
Output: "jump"
Category: HARK, IT'S ARKANSAS! 
Clue: Like Tennessee, Arkansas has a city named this, but it isn't the "Country Music Capital of the World"
Output: nashvillle
Category: FIREFIGHTING 
Clue: In the great outdoors you fight woodland fires, also known as these alliterative blazes
Output: forest fires
Category: TO EVERY THING THERE IS A SEASON 
Clue: Song in which Don Henley could "see you, your brown skin shinin' in the sun"
Output: "the boys of summer"
Category: LEAP DAY BABIES 
Clue: February 29 baby Karl von Baer established that babies develop from these female reproductive cells
Output: ova
Category: SOCIOLOGY 
Clue: The former Communist nations of the Soviet bloc were part of this numerical "world"
Output: the second world
Category: "ER" 
Clue: Asmara is this African nation's capital
Output: eritrea
Category: COUNTRY TIME 
Clue: On May 14, 1948 Rachel Cohen & David Ben-Gurion signed this country's Declaration of Independence
Output: israel
Category: HEADS OF STATE 
Clue: President Ernesto Perez Balladares
Output: panama
Category: SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 
Clue: Subject of the first Schoolhouse Rock, it "is a magic number"
Output: 3
Category: WHAT'S UP, DUCK? 
Clue: The athletic teams of this West Coast college are called the Ducks
Output: the university of oregon
Category: MONSTER MASH 
Clue: In the sequel to this film, a sea monster known as a kraken is dispatched by Davy Jones
Output: pirates of the caribbean
Category: DYSFUNCTION JUNCTION 
Clue: It's hard "keeping up with" this family that includes spoiled, sometimes-clothed rich girl Kim & Mrs. Bruce Jenner
Output: the kardashians
Category: 3 Bs, IF YOU PLEASE 
Clue: The fat layer between the skin & muscles of whales
Output: blubber
Category: PUTTING ON THE DOG 
Clue: In 1889 a Siberian wolfhound in the WKC show had quite a pedigree; its breeder was listed as the czar of this country
Output: russia
Category: BATTLE CRIES 
Clue: Despite Captain Lawrence's final orders, it's what the crew of the Chesapeake did on June 1, 1813
Output: give up the ship
Category: ROCK FORMATIONS 
Clue: This Southern California group was originally assembled as a backup band for Linda Ronstadt
Output: the eagles
Category: HISTORIC HOMES 
Clue: Name of the famous home that's depicted on the back of our current 5-cent coin
Output: monticello
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: To these early people of Mexico, Ueuecoyotl was the god connected with revelry
Output: aztecs
Category: SORT THROUGH THE WORD PROBLEM 
Clue: Mr. Jenkins has 3 nickels, 13 dimes & 54 pennies; he can't afford a 2009 Phantom from this car company
Output: rolls-royce
Category: NOW THAT'S INVENTIVE! 
Clue: In 1889 this Elizabethport, New Jersey company electrified the sewing machine
Output: singer
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: This actor starred as Tom Dooley in the film seen here in 1959, the same year he hit it big on TV
Output: michael landon
Category: DONE THAT 
Clue: Under Gaiseric, this appropriately named group sacked Rome in 455 & stripped the city of its treasures
Output: vandals
Category: CRIME 
Clue: Country roads, take me to this state with lowest crime rate in U.S. according to latest statistics
Output: west virginia
Category: READING RAINBOW 
Clue: In "Meanwhile Back at the Ranch", Elna Hicks starts to dig for potatoes & gets rich by striking this liquid
Output: oil
Category: THE TITANIC 
Clue: Milvina Dean, who had this distinction among the 2,200 people on board, lived to see the 95th anniv. in 2007
Output: the youngest person
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: Since the 1950s players from this continent have been the dominant force in table tennis
Output: asia
Category: FRENCH BRED 
Clue: On May 6, 1758 Arras, France hatched this politician who later hatched the Reign of Terror
Output: robespierre
Category: OPERA 
Clue: This Verdi jester is considered one of the most challenging baritone roles ever written
Output: rigoletto
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Hamlet spotting the Bengay at the drug store would exclaim, "Ay, there's" this
Output: the rub
Category: JOANIE LOVES KARACHI 
Clue: As a lover of natural products, Joanie admires the cotton grown in this ancient river's delta SE of Karachi
Output: the indus
Category: GET YOUR KICKS 
Clue: In slang, to kick this 6-letter container is to die
Output: the bucket
Category: FOREIGN CURRENCY 
Clue: Its currency, the guarani, shares its name with one of its national languages & an expensive Asuncion hotel
Output: paraguay
Category: ASIAN AMERICANS 
Clue: Rocky Aoki founded this chain of Japanese restaurants where the chef puts on a show at the table
Output: benihana of tokyo
Category: 1983: THE YEAR IN ENTERTAINMENT 
Clue: First Lady Nancy Reagan took her "Just say no" campaign to this Gary Coleman sitcom
Output: diff\'rent strokes
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: Types of this aquatic creature include chimney, sheep's wool, and common bath
Output: the sponge
Category: BATTLES 
Clue: This foolhardy "charge" took place at 1854's Battle of Balaklava during the Crimean War
Output: the charge of the light brigade
Category: 3 AGAINST 1 
Clue: Impudent or disrespectful back talk
Output: sass
Category: PUPPETS FOR DUMMIES 
Clue: Madame
Output: wayland flowers
Category: PUNK'D 
Clue: This 4-letter word for a journey or to stumble now means to overreact
Output: trip
Category: INTERNATIONAL SPORTSMEN 
Clue: Sport that made Jean-Claude Killy famous
Output: skiing
Category: HEIR CONDITIONING 
Clue: 37-year-old Reza Pahlevi is the exiled heir to this country's "Peacock Throne"
Output: iran
Category: NUCLEAR WEAPONS 101 
Clue: The only wartime use of nuclear weapons occurred in this year
Output: 1945
Category: THE SOPRANOS 
Clue: This famous son, the "Choirboy of the Board", played himself & joined the richest poker game in Jersey
Output: frank sinatra, jr.
Category: IT'S ALPHANUMERIC 
Clue: This top-of-the-line brand kicks it up a notch with its "Zesty Steak Sauce"
Output: a1
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: Bears, badgers & this mammal have been known to predict the weather on Candlemas, February 2
Output: groundhog
Category: TOUR DE LANCE 
Clue: By age 13, Lance was already winning these events that include cycling, swimming & running
Output: triathlons
Category: APRIL MAY... 
Clue: …like to try one of these Italian potato dumplings
Output: gnocchi
Category: MONEY 
Clue: Currency where you'll find Lincoln's name on front & back
Output: the five-dollar bill
Category: IT'S AN L.A. THING 
Clue: Good times are Bruin in this district, home to UCLA, where John Wooden was a "wizard"
Output: westwood
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: In 1807 this former VP was tried & acquitted on a charge of treason
Output: aaron burr
Category: THE ONLY 
Clue: Javier Sotomayor, the only man to clear 8 feet in this track & field event, retired in 2001
Output: the high jump
Category: AROUND THE U.S.A. 
Clue: You'll find the eye-catching formation known as the Phallic Rock on the island of Molokai in this state
Output: hawaii
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Every president since Taft has been an honorary president of this organization founded in the U.S. in Feb. 1910
Output: the boy scouts
Category: LETHAL WEAPONS 
Clue: In the largest man-made explosion in history, the USSR detonated a 50-megaton one of these in 1961
Output: a hydrogen bomb
Category: WE HAVE TO LET THEM GO 
Clue: In 1811, this country said "You go Paraguay and we'll go ours"
Output: spain
Category: AKA 
Clue: Helen Louise Leonard got this stage name from Tony Pastor and her diamonds, we assume, from Jim Brady
Output: lillian russell
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: Under this name from 1899 to 1970, what's now Chiquita Brands dominated the Central American banana trade
Output: united fruit company
Category: IN OTHER WORDS... 
Clue: An ancient alma mater attempt
Output: the old college try
Category: CELEBRITIES' MIDDLE NAMES 
Clue: Keenen ____ Wayans
Output: ivory
Category: DESPERATE MEASURES 
Clue: From a Germanic word meaning "ball", it's a large bundle of collected cotton
Output: bale
Category: PAUL OF FAME 
Clue: A work by this influential Frenchman is seen here
Output: paul cezanne
Category: CAREER DAY 
Clue: 15-letter term for a newspaper employee who tells a story mainly through photographs
Output: photojournalist
Category: FICTION 
Clue: A diamond hunt turns deadly when the expedition meets killer gorillas in this Michael Crichton novel
Output: "congo"
Category: SCIENCE CLASS 
Clue: Solar flares are associated with these dark areas that peak about every 11 years
Output: sunspots
Category: THINGS ARE LOOKING "UP" 
Clue: Happy & expectant of a positive outcome, or a final unaccented musical note
Output: upbeat
Category: CONVERSION 
Clue: Chase's MasterCard charges an extra 1% for converting these, like riyals, on your bill
Output: foreign currencies
Category: THE BOOK BIZ 
Clue: An unsold book left in the publisher's inventory, or a number left over in division
Output: remainder
Category: CAPITALISM 
Clue: The Nobel Museum in this capital lets visitors "see the dynamite, the mold & the books that changed the world"
Output: stockholm
Category: EARLS 
Clue: Earl Browder, author of "Marx And America", was general secretary of this U.S. party from 1930 to 1944
Output: communist party
Category: HELLO, NEWTON 
Clue: Force equals mass times acceleration is the second of these Newtonian formulations
Output: the laws of motion
Category: SHOW ME YOUR PENINSULA! 
Clue: If you dove off the southern tip of the Crimean Peninsula, you'd be in this body of water
Output: the black sea
Category: HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS 
Clue: Collins Avenue runs through Miami Beach's South Beach and the Embarcadero runs through this city's North Beach
Output: san francisco
Category: THAT'S A WRAP! 
Clue: For breakfast this Mexican dish contains scrambled eggs, chorizo & beans wrapped in a tortilla
Output: burrito
Category: COSMETICS & PERFUME 
Clue: It may be Paris' most famous street; maybe that's why Guerlain named a perfume for it
Output: champs-elysees
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: Eric Johnson's '57 Fender Strat made the cover of the September 2005 issue of this magazine
Output: guitar player
Category: TEEN POTPOURRI 
Clue: 3 teens were on the Team USA that won gold in August 2005 at the 26th World Championships of Twirling these
Output: batons
Category: CLIFFS NOTES 
Clue: Massachusetts man spends 2 years living alone in a cabin in the woods; writes book
Output: "walden"
Category: NATURE 
Clue: In plants, hermaphroditism is a synonym for this, which Woody Allen said doubles chances for dates
Output: bisexuality
Category: FACTS & FIGURES 
Clue: At a latitude of 0 degrees 13 minutes south, this capital is at an altitude of 9,222 feet
Output: quito, ecuador
Category: THE "SOCIAL" NETWORK 
Clue: S.A.D. can stand for this psychological condition, a fear of being humiliated in front of others
Output: the social anxiety disorder
Category: AMERICAN BUSINESS 
Clue: Once known for its bib overalls, this 2-word Wisconsin firm is now a leader in casual clothes for kids
Output: oshkosh b\'gosh
Category: "JOY" TO THE WORLD 
Clue: A classic practical joke, this device vibrates irritatingly when pressed into the hand of another
Output: joy buzzer
Category: WHEN "GH" SOUNDS LIKE F 
Clue: This long, narrow receptacle holds food for animals
Output: a trough
Category: THE MAGNA CARTA 
Clue: Fearing its limits on the clergy, this man officially annulled the document after a few months
Output: the pope
Category: DISNEYLAND RIDES & ATTRACTIONS 
Clue: The abominable snowman resides inside the ride named for this Alpine mountain
Output: the matterhorn
Category: PORGY-POURRI 
Clue: Now a famous poet, she played Ruby in the acclaimed European tour of "Porgy and Bess" in the mid-'50s
Output: maya angelou
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: This railroad's museum in Omaha has a tea set from Lincoln's private car & a replica of the Golden Spike
Output: union pacific
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: It's the last name shared by fashion designers Anne & Calvin
Output: klein
Category: GOING WIRELESS 
Clue: Thanks to firms like Pegaso & Telemex, this country now has more cellular users than fixed line customers
Output: mexico
Category: BRITISH SPELLING BEE 
Clue: Go to the famous Globe one to see a play by Shakespeare
Output: t-h-e-a-t-r-e
Category: THE WONDER YEARS 
Clue: "Cases of nudity" were reported at this music festival held near Bethel, New York in 1969
Output: woodstock
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: This country once used a Cape foot, which was .314858 meters
Output: south africa
Category: KINGS & QUEENS 
Clue: In 1992 this queen of England agreed to pay income tax
Output: queen elizabeth ii
Category: DOUGH! 
Clue: Playing polo may not make you a billionaire, but Polo shirts might; just ask him, No. 67 on Forbes' 2005 list
Output: ralph lauren
Category: YOUR TEETH 
Clue: If you wear this type of metal bling, remove it before eating & brush & floss so bacteria don't build up
Output: a grill
Category: AMERICAN NOVELISTS 
Clue: In 1932 his wife Zelda published the novel "Save Me the Waltz", her version of their life together
Output: f. scott fitzgerald
Category: GIVE ME AN "H" 
Clue: The book of Proverbs tells us, "Before honor is" this
Output: humility
Category: INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: November 19 is Prince Rainier day in this principality
Output: monaco
Category: MAD 
Clue: The Cold War nuclear balance was known as "MAD", mutually assured this
Output: destruction
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: Jascha Heifetz taught a master class on this instrument at USC
Output: the violin
Category: PRESIDENTIAL PETS 
Clue: You'll earn a feather for your cap if you know Caroline Kennedy had a pony named this
Output: macaroni
Category: ANAGRAMMED U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Late Set, Washington
Output: seattle
Category: TOP SELLER IN THE U.S. 
Clue: Ketchup
Output: heinz
Category: NOW YOU'RE COOKIN'! 
Clue: Salisbury steak contains these items that Hansel dropped in the forest
Output: bread crumbs
Category: MEET THE FLINTSTONES 
Clue: In the 1993 primetime special "I Yabba-Dabba Do!", these 2 kids got married
Output: pebbles & bamm-bamm
Category: LITERARY MOVEMENTS 
Clue: Alejo Carpentier used this term for Latin American literature that has elements of the fantastic & the mundane
Output: magical realism
Category: AKA 
Clue: A 1962 "first name" promotion gave this bald advertising icon a first name--Veritably
Output: mr. clean
Category: TAKING STOCK, SYMBOLICALLY 
Clue: What's in your wallet? This financial company, COF, hopes it's their credit card
Output: capital one
Category: CLASSIC LOGOS 
Clue: It's the name given to that hooked line under the word Nike
Output: swoosh
Category: BEER BASH! 
Clue: This Bavarian city is famous for its pale lager & was the site of the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch
Output: munich
Category: U.S. FLAG ETIQUETTE 
Clue: On this holiday, the flag is displayed at half staff until noon & then at full staff until sunset
Output: memorial day
Category: ANCIENT ROME 
Clue: It's a cinch you'll know this toxic metal was used for water pipes
Output: lead
Category: SINGING THE "BLUE"S 
Clue: In 1977 Linda Ronstadt had a hit with this Roy Orbison tune
Output: blue bayou
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: This state is the smallest in area
Output: rhode island
Category: DEAD SCIENTISTS' SOCIETY 
Clue: This Russian famously conditioned dogs to salivate every time a bell rang
Output: pavlov
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: To touch lightly in passing, or to feed on growing grasses
Output: graze
Category: GROVER CLEVELAND 
Clue: It was Cleveland's first name; Grover was his middle name
Output: stephen
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: Romaine & leaf, aka loose-leaf, are types of this salad starter
Output: lettuce
Category: SCOTT, PILGRIM 
Clue: Scott, wasn't it nice of the Wampanoag tribe to teach us how to make this dish of beans & corn?
Output: succotash
Category: JOIN THE CLUB 
Clue: It quacks me up that the NDSCS is a club for people who collect stamps featuring these
Output: ducks
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: Term for the partial story between 2 main stories of a building, or, a low balcony in some theatres
Output: mezzanine
Category: 300 YEARS AGO 
Clue: In 1698 this Russian czar founded Taganrog; 5 years later he founded a better-known port
Output: peter the great
Category: FOOD WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Someone who drops, say, candy bars a lot might get this 13-letter moniker
Output: butterfingers
Category: 1998 MOVIES 
Clue: One of the 2 animated movies about insects from a major studio released in 1998
Output: a bug\'s life or antz
Category: BLACK AMERICA 
Clue: In 1957 she became the first black American athlete to win the Wimbledon singles
Output: althea gibson
Category: FORBES MAGAZINE'S RICHEST 
Clue: Son Robson inherited the bulk of his $20 billion from his dad Sam, who started this retail chain
Output: wal-mart
Category: BIRDS 
Clue: The American kestrel is the most common North American species of this bird related to the hawk
Output: falcon
Category: ENDS IN "X" 
Clue: A whirling mass of air or water
Output: vortex
Category: LET'S MEAT FOR BREAKFAST 
Clue: I'll have a honey glazed one of these, from the company of the same name--yep, a whole one, spiral sliced
Output: a ham
Category: GUINNESS RECORDS 
Clue: The longest pizza delivery route (9 hours) is from Christchurch, New Zealand to Scott Base on this continent
Output: antarctica
Category: HOLIDAYS 
Clue: Flower most associated with Memorial Day
Output: poppies
Category: HUMPHREY BOGART 
Clue: Bogie's breakthrough film was this 1936 feature that shares its name with a national park
Output: the petrified forest
Category: SUMMER SCHOOL  AT YALE 
Clue: I think the title for this department's S100 01 was "Happiness", therefore I am
Output: philosophy
Category: PBS' ELECTRIC COMPANY 
Clue: This composer of "Poisoning Pigeons In The Park" penned the songs "Silent E" and "L-Y" for the show
Output: tom lehrer
Category: WEAPONS 
Clue: After WWI the U.S. gave infantrymen the new M1 rifle; in the 1960s this newer model was given to GIs in Vietnam
Output: the m16
Category: MAD ABOUT "U" 
Clue: Thomas More's perfect place
Output: utopia
Category: THEY HELD UP 
Clue: In the original myth, this Titan held up the sky, not the earth, on his shoulders
Output: atlas
Category: GOING BUGGY 
Clue: Often fatal, Rocky Mountain spotted fever is transmitted by the dog type or Rocky Mountain wood type of this
Output: a tick
Category: MADE OF CLAY 
Clue: Daniel interpreted this king's dream about a disturbing idol with feet of clay
Output: nebuchadnezzar
Category: READ ALL OVER 
Clue: An Indian-born English professor had to read this first Harry Potter novel 35 times before translating it into Hindi
Output: harry potter and the sorceror\'s stone
Category: "Y"s GUYS 
Clue: He was mayor of Moscow from 1985-1987; now he's president of his country
Output: boris yeltsin
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: McClellan, Burnside, Hooker & Meade successively headed this army
Output: the army of the potomac
Category: RECORD LABELS 
Clue: RCA stands for this
Output: radio corporation of america
Category: AT THE CIRCUS 
Clue: Once, these performers were called benders or posturers depending on whether they bent forward or back
Output: contortionists
Category: ALSO A BAR DRINK 
Clue: It was last call for this Scottish outlaw on Dec. 28, 1734
Output: rob roy
Category: RECENT MOVIES 
Clue: He played Anakin Skywalker in "Attack of the Clones"
Output: hayden christensen
Category: STAGE "RIGHT" 
Clue: This U.S. government scholarship program named for a senator began in 1946
Output: fulbright
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: 10,000 years of rollin' along are chronicled in Memphis' museum dedicated to this river
Output: mississippi river
Category: CRITTERS 
Clue: It's Asia's only great ape
Output: orangutan
Category: TIME FOR A "CON"TEST 
Clue: Around 500 B.C. he said, "With coarse rice to eat... and my bended arm for a pillow... I still have joy"
Output: confucius
Category: GOVERNMENT 
Clue: Created in 1914, this commission works to maintain competition & protect customers
Output: the f.t.c.
Category: WHAT SIGN ARE YOU? 
Clue: You're a 7' tall red octagon with white letters; you tell folks to do this, & dang it, you mean it
Output: a stop sign
Category: FAMILIAR EXPRESSIONS 
Clue: Thomas Carlyle coined the phrase "captains of" this to mean powerful businessmen
Output: industry
Category: CURTAINS 
Clue: Similar to the Iron Curtain, it was the ideological barrier between Communist China & other countries
Output: bamboo curtain
Category: TV ALPHABET 
Clue: CBS
Output: columbia broadcasting system
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: This Cambridge, Mass. university is named for a man who graduated from England's Cambridge Univ. in the 1630s
Output: harvard
Category: CLASSIC GAME SHOW TAGLINES 
Clue: "Caveat emptor.  Let the buyer beware"
Output: let\'s make a deal
Category: COLLEGE ATHLETICS 
Clue: Since 1950 this city's Rosenblatt Stadium has been host to the College Baseball World Series
Output: omaha
Category: JOBS 
Clue: Back in 1898 William Morris went into business as one of these
Output: a talent agent
Category: ENVIRONMENTALISM 
Clue: The world's first national park was Yellowstone, opened in 1872; this country opened its first park at Banff in 1887
Output: canada
Category: WHAT'S "UP"? 
Clue: Many people like the smell of this cushioning material in a brand new car
Output: upholstery
Category: THE BIG "C" 
Clue: Dewberry, Alberta claims the world's largest of these, whose main purpose is serving food to cowboys
Output: a chuck wagon
Category: STAR TREK: VOYAGER 
Clue: The 100th episode was directed by this man, Geordi La Forge on "The Next Generation"
Output: levar burton
Category: FOOD FACTS 
Clue: German sausage named for the crackling sound the skin of the sausage makes when bitten into
Output: knockwurst
Category: MEDIA SPEAK 
Clue: On TV, it's an announcement of the next show up; on the streets, it's a big display ad
Output: billboard
Category: WORLD OF AUTHORS 
Clue: Umberto Eco
Output: italy
Category: PUPPY LOVE 
Clue: Many puppies first meet this professional at age 8 weeks, for worming & shots
Output: a veterinarian
Category: VENEZUELA VITALS 
Clue: In 1498 he first set foot on the South American mainland in what is now Venezuela
Output: christopher columbus
Category: -ISMS 
Clue: Anthropophagy, another term for this practice, can really leave your bad taste in my mouth
Output: cannibalism
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Historically it was the goods, money or property that a bride brought to her husband at marriage
Output: dowry
Category: "R" TOWN 
Clue: We wonder if Robert Goddard saw any UFOs while working on his rockets in this town
Output: roswell
Category: ENDS IN "ABLE" 
Clue: Another term for telegram
Output: a cable
Category: BURNS, BABY, BURNS 
Clue: The poet Robert Burns was born on Jan, 25, 1759 in Alloway, a village on the river Doon in this country
Output: scotland
Category: HOT TRAVEL SPOTS 
Clue: Tourism in tropic Seychelles has become a major employer since the opening of the 1st major one of these, SEZ, in 1971
Output: airport
Category: MMM...CHOCOLATE! 
Clue: 2005 saw the debut of a new Take 5 candy bar made with this "pale" chocolate
Output: white chocolate
Category: ASTRONOMY & SPACE 
Clue: Most of the meteors in a meteor shower are debris left behind by one of these tailed bodies
Output: a comet
Category: '90s SITCOMS 
Clue: In 1997 Carol Burnett won an Emmy for playing Teresa Stemple, Jamie Buchman's mother on this series
Output: mad about you
Category: STAND BY YOUR MANNEQUIN 
Clue: In a magazine called The Show Window, this Oz creator dispensed advice on mannequins & creative display
Output: l. frank baum
Category: NIGHTLY NEWS WORDS 
Clue: It means a trip to work (like I do on a scooter) or to make a penalty less severe (like Bush did to a guy named Scooter)
Output: commute
Category: SO YOU WANT TO BE A BALLET DANCER 
Clue: When class ends, remember to do reverence, one or a series of these, to your teacher
Output: bow/curtsey
Category: STAR MOVIES 
Clue: The boundary of a black hole, this "horizon" was the title of a 1997 Laurence Fishburne flick
Output: event horizon
Category: NATO IS NEATO 
Clue: In 1999 Lord Robertson followed Javier Solana into this job at NATO
Output: secretary-general
Category: SWEET SONGS 
Clue: This crooner's "Sweet Leilani" from the 1937 film "Waikiki Wedding" won an Oscar for best song
Output: bing crosby
Category: OH, THE PLACES YOU'LL GO! 
Clue: The beautiful Butchart Gardens is one of the top draws in this capital of British Columbia
Output: victoria
Category: ConAgra FOODS 
Clue: Though this ConAgra brand of peanut butter is over 80 years old, it has never grown up
Output: peter pan
Category: MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS 
Clue: Thomas Stearns...
Output: t.s. eliot
Category: NEW GAME SHOWS? 
Clue: For the "2000" revival of this Nickelodeon show host Jason Harris is in charge of slime
Output: double dare
Category: LADY OF SPAIN 
Clue: Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda, born in Camaguey on this island, gained fame in Spain as a romantic author
Output: cuba
Category: ALBERT CAMUS 
Clue: Camus' attack on Stalinism in 1951's "L'Homme Revolte" strained his relationship with this other existentialist
Output: jean-paul sartre
Category: EDUCATION 
Clue: Randi Weingarten, now president of this union, also serves on the executive council of the AFL-CIO
Output: american federation of teachers
Category: CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE 
Clue: Amorous couples are often compared to these small, affectionate parrots
Output: lovebirds
Category: BODY FACTS & FIGURES 
Clue: You'll need 3 Trent Reznors to collect enough of this metal, Fe, from their bodies to make a nine-inch nail
Output: iron
Category: CLIFF NOTES 
Clue: Before "Into the Wild", this author wrote "Into Thin Air", about a Mount Everest trip gone wrong
Output: jon krakauer
Category: THE NUMBER AFTER 1: LITERARY EDITION 
Clue: Dominick Dunne wrote about a pair of women in a navy ensign's life in "The Two Mrs." these
Output: grenvilles
Category: STATE CAPITAL BIRTHPLACES 
Clue: Senator Patrick Leahy
Output: montpelier
Category: THE THIRD WORLD 
Clue: Latin American country supplying 90% of the world's emeralds and 70% of the US's illegal drugs
Output: colombia
Category: ANCIENT AMERICANS 
Clue: Like Monet, the Mayans used this pond flower as a motif in their art
Output: lilies
Category: UNUSUAL ANIMALS 
Clue: In 2001 scientists found a new type of this 10-armed cephalopod; it has 2 fins that flap like elephant ears
Output: a squid
Category: MR. MIKE 
Clue: He's been Lothar, Dieter, Wayne & Austin Powers
Output: mike myers
Category: FLAGS 
Clue: This Australian state's flag features a red lion, just like the coat of arms of its capital, Hobart
Output: tasmania
Category: SHOW BIZ OATHS & EXCLAMATIONS 
Clue: This show's Colonel Potter knew "Horse hockey!" when he saw it
Output: m*a*s*h
Category: SABRINA'S WITCH HANDBOOK 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Melissa Joan Hart)  The traditional number of witches in this group is 13; a leader & 12 followers
Output: coven
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: Shout Hallelujah!  Come on "Get Happy", Gerald Clarke's biography of this entertainer
Output: judy garland
Category: 4-LETTER BANDS 
Clue: This hard-rockin' band was shown without make-up on the cover of 1983's "Lick It Up"
Output: kiss
Category: TICKLE THE IVORIES 
Clue: The Bible says this wise king's ships went to Tarshish to bring back "gold, and silver, ivory, and apes, and peacocks"
Output: solomon
Category: CIVIL WAR BUFFY 
Clue: At Fort Wagner on July 18, 1863, Buffy joined the soldiers in this type of manual "combat"
Output: hand-to-hand
Category: GUM 
Clue: The name of this gum brand sounds like a hard tissue found in teeth
Output: dentyne
Category: ANTIQUES 
Clue: 3-word name for the piece of antique furniture seen here
Output: chest of drawers
Category: CITY OF THE DAY: RALEIGH 
Clue: Because of its fine museums, Raleigh has been dubbed this D.C. institution "of the South"
Output: the smithsonian
Category: FEELING A BIT "ILL" 
Clue: A watery feed for hogs containing food byproducts
Output: swill
Category: '60s NO. 1 HITS 
Clue: This group's last No. 1 hit in the '60s was "Honky Tonk Women"
Output: the rolling stones
Category: MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL 
Clue: (Sarah of the Clue Crew stands on a stage.) W.T.G. Morton made history here in Mass General's surgical amphitheatre.  On October 14, 1886 he performed the first public successful surgery using this anesthetic
Output: ether
Category: THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 
Clue: A statue in New York of this leader was toppled and later made into American bullets
Output: king george iii
Category: NOW THAT'S INVENTIVE! 
Clue: Famous for his jet, he also invented the automobile radio for the company that became Motorola
Output: lear
Category: IN THE PAST MILLENNIUM 
Clue: In 1066 this group conquered England
Output: normans
Category: LAST ACTION HERO 
Clue: The first major work of English literature is about this brave hero who took on Grendel & his mom
Output: "beowulf"
Category: YOU DA BOMB! 
Clue: 2-word name for an explosive charge detonated underwater against submarines
Output: a depth charge
Category: 1970S TV 
Clue: "Barney Miller"s 12th precinct police station was located in this part of New York City
Output: greenwich village
Category: "ii", SIR! 
Clue: I really wish "Jeopardy!" would tape shows in this southernmost state
Output: hawaii
Category: WOMEN'S RITES 
Clue: Latina teens generally have a quinceanera at this age
Output: 15
Category: BETTER KNOWN AS... 
Clue: TV pitchman Jim Varney
Output: ernest p. worrell
Category: "FOOL" HOUSE 
Clue: The first day of the fourth month
Output: april fools\' day
Category: THE NEAREST 
Clue: ...of your 4 limbs to your heart is this one
Output: your left arm
Category: THE LAST BATTLE 
Clue: The Siege of Yorktown
Output: the american revolution
Category: SNL CATCHPHRASES 
Clue: "Well, isn't that special"
Output: dana carvey
Category: THE DARWIN AWARDS 
Clue: A teen involved in a previous fireworks mishap tried to light gunpowder with this 9-letter metalworking aid
Output: a blowtorch
Category: CASH 
Clue: She helped Johnny kick his drug habit & converted him to fundamentalist Christianity; they married in 1968
Output: june carter cash
Category: THE WOMEN OF BAYWATCH 
Clue: Lani in 1997, at the present time she may or may not be married to Dennis Rodman
Output: carmen electra
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: The Baltimore clippers of the late 18th & early 19th centuries were first built at shipyards on this bay
Output: chesapeake bay
Category: LANDMARKS 
Clue: World's largest office building, named for its geometric shape
Output: the pentagon
Category: THE MIDDLE AGES 
Clue: In 1955, 52-year-old Ray Kroc opened his first burger joint in the chain called not Kroc's but this
Output: mcdonald\'s
Category: THE LYNDON JOHNSON YEARS 
Clue: Name shared by a cabinet department LBJ created & a Paul Newman movie that won 3 Oscars
Output: hud
Category: THE LIBRARY 
Clue: This Upton Sinclair expose of the meatpacking industry helped lead to the 1906 Pure Food & Drug Act
Output: the jungle
Category: PASSING "NOTE"s 
Clue: Reading these study aids with the yellow & black covers is no substitute for reading the text
Output: cliff\'s notes
Category: BIBLICAL NAMES 
Clue: At this man's inaugural, Mathew Brady took the first photo of a president being sworn in
Output: abraham lincoln
Category: OF "OZ" 
Clue: A type of large tractor
Output: a bulldozer
Category: DOUBLE TALK 
Clue: This full, loose women's garment with a bright print is traditional attire in Hawaii
Output: muumuu
Category: KEEP ON TRUCKIN' 
Clue: Also called splash guards, these on a truck help prevent splashing on following cars
Output: mud flaps
Category: RUM FOR YOUR LIFE 
Clue: It's the Jamaican coffee-flavored rum liqueur whose name means "Aunt Mary"
Output: tia maria
Category: SHIPS 
Clue: Neither this man nor his flagship the Trinidad completed the circumnavigation of the world in the 1520s
Output: magellan
Category: AUTOBIOGRAPHIES 
Clue: Though he claims never to have said it, he called his autobiography “Nice Guys Finish Last”
Output: leo durocher
Category: SURRENDER! 
Clue: In 332 B.C. Mazaces, the Persian in charge of Egypt, wisely surrendered to this "Great" guy
Output: alexander
Category: WHERE YA FROM, CONGRESSMAN? 
Clue: 2006 House Majority Leader John Boehner
Output: ohio
Category: MUSHROOMS 
Clue: This term for the top of a mushroom can also be a small hat
Output: a cap
Category: FEED ME! 
Clue: For a quick meal, crack open a can of these square, stuffed cases of pasta from Chef Boyardee
Output: ravioli
Category: HUNKS 
Clue: This hunk of the 1950s began his acting career at the Pasadena Playhouse
Output: victor mature
Category: I'LL BE YOUR WAITER 
Clue: We have an international flavor for this "of the day"--Cuban black bean or French onion
Output: soup
Category: FIRST NAME'S THE SAME 
Clue: Faulk or McLuhan
Output: marshall
Category: FOREWORDS 
Clue: One edition calls this Darwin opus one of "the most readable and approachable" of revolutionary scientific works
Output: the origin of species
Category: CHARLES GOT CHARGED 
Clue: In 1974 Charles Colson was indicted on conspiracy charges in connection with this scandal
Output: the watergate scandal
Category: FAIRIES & WEE FOLK 
Clue: Resembling trolls, trows live in these Scottish islands famous for their small ponies
Output: shetland islands
Category: PIGS 
Clue: Mature domestic pigs have 44 permanent ones of these, which replace 28 temporary ones
Output: teeth
Category: WHAT A DISH! 
Clue: They're the red in red flannel hash
Output: beets
Category: SCANDALOUS STORY HEADLINES 
Clue: This trio "Requires Dangerous Rescue After Risky Oceangoing Venture in Bathtub!"
Output: the butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker
Category: LITERARY SECOND BANANAS 
Clue: In "Huckleberry Finn", Tom Sawyer says that he & Huck Finn "have knowed" this slave "all his life"
Output: jim
Category: CELEBRITIES IN THE SLAMMER 
Clue: Charged with bigamy with Carlo Ponti, she later served time in Italy for tax evasion
Output: sophia loren
Category: TO PHRASE A COIN 
Clue: Powerful brakes enable you to accomplish this idiomatic phrase
Output: stop on a dime
Category: DUKE 
Clue: In 1960's "The Alamo", John Wayne played this king of the wild frontier
Output: davy crockett
Category: P.T. BARNUM 
Clue: In 1881 this man's International Allied Shows joined with P.T. to promote "The Greatest Show on Earth"
Output: bailey
Category: '70s MUSIC 
Clue: This jazz-rock group gave us the songs "25 or 6 to 4" & "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?"
Output: chicago
Category: TRADITIONAL ANNIVERSARY GIFTS 
Clue: For year 30, maybe an oyster dinner, cufflinks for him & a necklace for her made of these
Output: pearls
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The southernmost glacier in Europe, the Calderone, is in this country's Apennine mountains
Output: italy
Category: MY FAVORITE FILMS 
Clue: At one point, John Huston wanted Gable & Bogart to star in this film about 2 schemers who want to rule Kafiristan
Output: the man who would be king
Category: THE NAVY 
Clue: While they've served in the Navy since before WWI, they weren't admitted to the academy until 1976
Output: women
Category: "OVER" & "OUT" 
Clue: The remote part of Australia
Output: the outback
Category: "OID" VEY 
Clue: Because it carries 2 sets of chromosomes, a zygote is this type of cell
Output: diploid
Category: YOU'RE SO SWEET 
Clue: This fruit of the genus Musa is rich in potassium & also has a surprisingly high sugar content
Output: bananas
Category: JANUARY 1948 
Clue: The Games of the Fifth Winter Olympiad opened Jan. 30, 1948 in this country's city of St. Moritz
Output: switzerland
Category: REMAKES 
Clue: A 1997 TV remake of this 1957 film featured Tony Danza as Juror No. 7
Output: 12 angry men
Category: PEABODY AWARD WINNERS 
Clue: This show whose theme is heard here copped an award for 1981
Output: hill street blues
Category: STATE OBJECTS 
Clue: The morel is Minnesota's state one of these
Output: mushroom
Category: THE '96 FALL TELEVISION SEASON 
Clue: Husband-and-wife pair inked to play divorcees in "Ink"
Output: ted danson & mary steenburgen
Category: MR. BUSINESSMAN 
Clue: Giovanni Agnelli made a pronouncement in 1899: he was founding this Italian auto company
Output: fiat
Category: IT'S "BIG" 
Clue: Empire Toys' trikes for tykes
Output: big wheels
Category: WHITE HOUSE WOMEN 
Clue: In July 2000 Hearst hired this reporter who had covered the White House for UPI for 37 years; Thank You, Mr. President
Output: helen thomas
Category: THE CONTINENT... 
Clue: ...That has no "A" in its name
Output: europe
Category: OF MILK 
Clue: In mammals, milk is secreted by these glands
Output: mammary glands
Category: DISNEYLANDS 
Clue: The original Disneyland opened to the public in this decade
Output: 1950s
Category: STATE THE STATE 
Clue: This state's official bird, the cactus wren, likes to build its nest in the saguaro cactus
Output: arizona
Category: DOUBLE "L" 
Clue: A TV or movie camera is mounted on this wheeled platform for making moving shots
Output: a dolly
Category: NUMBER THAT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 
Clue: The "cruel and unusual punishments" one
Output: the 8th
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: When used to mean a road, pike is short for this
Output: turnpike
Category: NOVEL QUOTES 
Clue: This Cervantes character is "otherwise called the Knight of the Rueful Countenance"
Output: don quixote
Category: CATHOLICISM 
Clue: Jews, who don't eat or drink at all on Yom Kippur, might envy the 1-meal Catholic "fast" on Ash Wednesday & this day
Output: good friday
Category: "FIELD" OF DREAMS 
Clue: Binoculars
Output: field glasses
Category: LET'S FOOL AROUND! 
Clue: "A Fool in Love" was the first big hit for this couple known for their stormy marriage & their "Revue"
Output: ike & tina turner
Category: "B" IN FASHION 
Clue: This short jacket worn open in the front is perfect for listening to Ravel's music of the same name
Output: a bolero
Category: "LOCK" & "KEY" 
Clue: Matrimony
Output: wedlock
Category: 1992 WOMEN OLYMPIANS 
Clue: B. Jenner called her the "greatest athlete who ever lived, male or female" after she won her 2nd heptathlon
Output: jackie joyner-kersee
Category: POLITICALLY INCORRECT 
Clue: From its start in 1993, this Steven Bochco show has been attacked by the Christian Family Network
Output: nypd blue
Category: TURN ON YOUR COMPUTER 
Clue: Of Flash, Google or AltaVista, the one that's not a popular Internet search engine
Output: flash
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: After the war, Confederate general Nathan Forrest served as the first head of this supremacist group
Output: ku klux klan
Category: THE FORCE 
Clue: The general theory of relativity basically deals with this force Newton studied
Output: gravity
Category: THE MOSTEST 
Clue: Herbert Spencer summed up Darwin's theory as "Survival of" these
Output: the fittest
Category: SPLIT OWNERSHIP 
Clue: Mount Everest
Output: nepal & china
Category: HOMOPHONES 
Clue: A big kiss upon parting, or the Greyhound that carries you away
Output: buss/bus
Category: THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM 
Clue: Gravity isn't required to move food down to your stomach; this process moves it down the esophagus
Output: peristalsis
Category: WILD THINGS 
Clue: This type of rattlesnake seen here is named for the way it moves
Output: sidewinder
Category: FACIAL EXPRESSIONS 
Clue: "Little pitchers have big" ones
Output: ears
Category: THE ROARING '20s 
Clue: The American Chronicle says that in 1924 half a million people wrote this Michigander asking for money
Output: henry ford
Category: ANGELS 
Clue: This Angel manager spent 13 years catching for the Dodgers
Output: mike scioscia
Category: ALWAYS IN FASHION 
Clue: He was hired at age 17 as Christian Dior's assistant; after Dior's death 4 years later, he was head of the House of Dior
Output: yves st. laurent
Category: THE WAR OF 1812 
Clue: The War Hawks included John C. Calhoun & this "Great Compromiser" who was Speaker of the House
Output: henry clay
Category: IF THE SHOE FITS 
Clue: A type of sandal with a strip of material between the toes, or the strip of material itself
Output: thong
Category: WORDS FROM THE PERSIAN 
Clue: A group traveling together, it's also the name of a Dodge minivan
Output: a caravan
Category: NATURE STUDY 
Clue: Imperfect flowers lack one of these 2 reproductive organs
Output: pistils & stamens
Category: IT'S A DISASTER! 
Clue: In the worst aviation disaster, nearly 600 people were killed when 2 jets collided on Tenerife in this island group
Output: canary islands
Category: AROUND THE GYM 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew working out in the gym)  The name of this type of bike comes from the Latin for "to lie down"
Output: recumbent
Category: STANDUP COMICS 
Clue: Despite his cherubic appearance, this comic is known for raunchy material:
Output: buddy hackett
Category: ROB THE REPORTER 
Clue: On a daily paper, Rob works under one of these, the latest his story can be filed, every day
Output: deadline
Category: RIP VAN WINKLE 
Clue: Rip's grown & married daughter Judith Gardenier tells him she hasn't seen her father for this many years
Output: 20
Category: ABBREVIATED S 
Clue: As a vocal range in opera
Output: soprano
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: Not to be confused with the actress, she's alphabetically the last of Henry VIII's wives by first name
Output: jane seymour
Category: NEW YORK ON FILM 
Clue: Henry Winkler & Sly Stallone played leather-clad greasers of the '50s in this 1974 flick
Output: the lords of flatbush
Category: NICE "AB"s! 
Clue: It means detestable or loathsome, though I have no beef with the snowman, myself
Output: abominable
Category: TAKING THE FIFTH 
Clue: Who, what, when, where & this are the 5 Ws that reporters should be concerned with
Output: why
Category: CAPITAL 
Clue: Yokusuka & Yokohama lie on the same harbor as this capital
Output: tokyo
Category: GET A GRIP 
Clue: The part of a tire that gives it the power to grip a road in wet weather
Output: tread
Category: A DAY'S CALORIES IN ONE MEAL 
Clue: Zesty Chicken Border Bowl, Fiesta Taco Salad, Nachos Bellgrande, apple empanada
Output: taco bell
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: Aristotle referred to him as "The Great Physician"
Output: hippocrates
Category: WATERFALLS 
Clue: This natl. park's Ribbon Falls is also known as "Virgin's Tears", while its Silver Strand Falls is "Widow's Tears"
Output: yosemite
Category: THE HENRY WHO... 
Clue: ...wrote of "Tom Thumb" as well as "Tom Jones"
Output: henry fielding
Category: LA CATEGORIE JEOPARDY! 
Clue: Avant et apres
Output: "before & after"
Category: BANDS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: Portals
Output: the doors
Category: HISTORIC WOMEN 
Clue: In "You Learn By Living", this first lady of the 1940s challenged, "You must do the thing you think you cannot do"
Output: eleanor roosevelt
Category: CURRENT BLACK PRESIDENTS 
Clue: Africa's oldest democracy, this nation headed by Pres. Ian Khama is mainly made up of the Tswana people
Output: botswana
Category: BORE & GUSH 
Clue: This company now better known for motor oil takes its name from the state where petroleum was found in 1859
Output: pennzoil
Category: PICTURE THIS 
Clue: In 1964 this first lady made the first call to inaugurate the new commercial picturephone service
Output: lady bird johnson
Category: PALINDROMING 
Clue: She & her siblings title a Woody Allen movie
Output: hannah
Category: SONG BIRDS 
Clue: This bird is mentioned in the lyrics of both "Over The Rainbow" & "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah"
Output: bluebird
Category: GOLDEN OLDIES 
Clue: Country star Jeannie C. Riley's only hit on the pop charts; it was about a small town's P.T.A.
Output: "harper valley p.t.a."
Category: BREAKFAST FOODS 
Clue: Swiss doctor Max Bircher-Benner invented this mixture of cereal & fruit c. 1900
Output: muesli
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: If a gigawatt you see, this is the number of watts you get
Output: a billion
Category: STATE FACTS 
Clue: This state boasts 2 of the oldest universities in the U.S.: Princeton & Rutgers
Output: new jersey
Category: PARENTING 
Clue: Parents who hover too much over their kids have come to be called this type of parents, after a certain aircraft
Output: helicopter parents
Category: COMICS' BOOKS 
Clue: Counterculture comic who favored us with his "Brain Droppings"
Output: george carlin
Category: ENGLISH "T" 
Clue: It rises in Gloucestershire, near Cheltenham
Output: the thames river
Category: "HOW" NOW 
Clue: "Smokestack Lightnin'" was the biggest hit for this bluesman born Chester Burnett
Output: howlin\' wolf
Category: SOCKS AND THE CITY 
Clue: This brand of men's dress socks, seen here, has headquarters in Burlington, North Carolina
Output: gold toe
Category: YOU GIVE ME THE WILLIES 
Clue: All clowning aside, originally Emmett Kelly created this mournful hobo as a cartoon character
Output: weary willie
Category: THREE LITTLE WORDS 
Clue: It might mean to fall asleep in a barn loft
Output: hit the hay
Category: CAPITAL CITY UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: University of Westminster
Output: london
Category: THE HOLE TRUTH 
Clue: Jackson Hole, a valley in this national park, was once a separate national monument
Output: grand teton national park
Category: HISPANICA 
Clue: To shake your maracas in Caracas, head to this country
Output: venezuela
Category: FAMOUS BEAUTIES 
Clue: In 1995 she joined Naomi, Claudia & Elle in the Fashion Cafe business
Output: christy turlington
Category: ART FOR ART'S SAKE! 
Clue: In David's 1801 painting "Napoleon at the Great St. Bernard Pass", the general is crossing this mountain range
Output: the alps
Category: 1990s FASHION 
Clue: In 1995 fashion magazines Elle & Vogue claimed this bright color was moving from lipstick to dresses
Output: red
Category: DESCRIBING THE SPORT 
Clue: Take 16-foot-long object, run 150 feet, pray object doesn't snap, utilize object
Output: pole vaulting
Category: COLORFUL RHYME TIME 
Clue: A pale green sword
Output: a jade blade
Category: TECH-TONICS 
Clue: On Jan, 27, 2010 this CEO announced his company's latest creation, the iPad
Output: steve jobs
Category: SIEGFRIEDS & ROYS 
Clue: Before he became the "King of the Cowboys" on film, he formed the Sons of the Pioneers singing group
Output: roy rogers
Category: GENEROUS FOOD PORTIONS 
Clue: At Marshall Field's in 2002, life was like a 3,226-pound box of this
Output: chocolates
Category: IN A PICKLE 
Clue: In 1900 this company built the first electric advertising sign in New York City, a 40-foot-long pickle
Output: h.j. heinz
Category: MONTREAL EXPOSE 
Clue: The Basilique Notre-Dame has one of the largest ones of these in North America; it weighs 12 tons
Output: bell
Category: 2 OF THE 7 
Clue: The Temple of Artemis & the Statue of Zeus
Output: the ancient wonders of the world
Category: GETTIN' CATTY 
Clue: Members of this cat breed seen here aren't really blue, comrade, nor do they have to be from Moscow
Output: russian blue
Category: WHO 
Clue: The Who provided the theme songs to all 3 shows in this 3-letter CBS franchise
Output: csi
Category: WRITERS AT REST 
Clue: She & Alice B. Toklas are buried next to each other at Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris
Output: gertrude stein
Category: I'M NOT A DOCTOR, BUT I PLAY ONE ON TV 
Clue: Dr. Benjamin Franklin Pierce
Output: alan alda
Category: TEAM SPORTS 
Clue: In this sport it may be a foul to hold either the ball or an opponent's head underwater
Output: water polo
Category: MOVIE HEROES 
Clue: As Annie, she steps in for a fallen bus driver in 1994's "Speed"
Output: sandra bullock
Category: 3-NAMED AUTHORS 
Clue: She followed up "Little Women" with "An Old-Fashioned Girl" & "Aunt Jo's Scrap Bag"
Output: louisa may alcott
Category: "ALT"ERNATIVE 
Clue: An angry or heated dispute
Output: an altercation
Category: AGRICULTURE 
Clue: Iowa is the USA's leading producer of this "pop"ular crop
Output: corn
Category: HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS 
Clue: During WWII, the Stilwell Road served as an alternate route for this Asian road occupied by the Japanese
Output: burma road
Category: FAMOUS FACES IN HISTORY 
Clue: This American symbol is said to come from a N.Y. butcher who stamped his army supplies "U.S." in the War of 1812
Output: uncle sam
Category: ANIMAL PHRASES 
Clue: To ward off hunger is to keep this animal "from the door"
Output: wolf