niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: BODY PARTS 
Clue: The smallest human cell is this cell originating only in the male
Output: sperm cell
Category: PUT OUT THE CHINA 
Clue: The Chinese didn't invent the block & tackle types of this, but the block & moveable
Output: printing
Category: APPLE SAUCE 
Clue: In 1935 Gillett's Seedlings was renamed this for the Ohio township where it was developed, not for an Italian city
Output: the rome beauty
Category: CELEBRATED ON THEIR BIRTHDAYS 
Clue: Arbor Day in California, March 7
Output: luther burbank
Category: THE AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY, PAGE 1 
Clue: He hit his last home run in 1976
Output: hank aaron
Category: BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS 
Clue: The one thing that brings everything tumbling down is "the straw that" did this
Output: broke the camel\'s back
Category: ENDS IN "FF" 
Clue: The heaviest of dog breeds, it can exceed 180 pounds
Output: mastiff
Category: LET ME MIX YOU A METAPHOR 
Clue: The lecture was champagne to most of the audience, but it wasn't really "my cup of" this
Output: tea
Category: RECENT CINEMA 
Clue: Some officials in New Hampshire were unhappy that the title of this action film was a play on the state motto
Output: live free or die hard
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: The Meiji reforms of the 19th century permanently abolished this Japanese warrior class
Output: samurai
Category: SECONDS 
Clue: It's the second of the Harry Potter books
Output: harry potter and the chamber of secrets
Category: "DO", "RE", "MI" 
Clue: This kind of "name" is also known as an Internet address
Output: domain
Category: AIRPLANE READING 
Clue: In 1997 Nathan Franks & Alan Bennett investigated the 1918 "Last Flight" of this German ace
Output: the red baron
Category: SCHOOL DAYS 
Clue: More important than a term paper, it's a lengthy essay written by a doctoral candidate
Output: thesis/dissertation
Category: SECRET SOCIETIES 
Clue: To be brief, the Chinese secret society known as the Righteous & Harmonious Fists was commonly called this
Output: boxers
Category: FOOD FACTS 
Clue: Olympia ones are often eaten on the half shell
Output: oysters
Category: HOLLYWOOD 
Clue: U.S. 101 is usually called the "Hollywood" one; it leads into the "Ventura " one
Output: freeway
Category: CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES 
Clue: "When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight"
Output: fedex
Category: WORLD RELIGION 
Clue: Parasurama is the... let me see, fourth, fifth... no, sixth avatar of this Hindu god
Output: vishnu
Category: LABOR 
Clue: This notice that consumers are encouraged to "look for" goes back to California carpenters in 1869
Output: the union label
Category: "N" THE ATLAS 
Clue: This U.S. state produces more tobacco than any other
Output: north carolina
Category: LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW 
Clue: When air becomes "super" this adjective, relative humidity is above 100% & snow can form
Output: supersaturated
Category: CONTESTS 
Clue: 2002 teams in a major contest in this activity included the Wannabee Warblers & Team Audubon
Output: bird watching
Category: GEOGRAPHY "B" 
Clue: This Virginia stream was the site of battles in July 1861 & August 1862
Output: bull run
Category: PHYSICAL SCIENCE 
Clue: On Earth, it's the major force responsible for the weight of a body
Output: gravity
Category: WOMEN IN SPORTS 
Clue: It's Juli Inkster's sport
Output: golf
Category: ROCK BANDS 
Clue: ("Fight for Your Right")
Output: the beastie boys
Category: NOUNS OR VERBS 
Clue: A cod, or to catch a cod
Output: fish
Category: HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPS 
Clue: This former heavyweight champ failed to regain his title against Gene Tunney in 1927's "Battle of the Long Count"
Output: jack dempsey
Category: BEER 
Clue: The "High Life" of this beer began in Milwaukee on Dec. 30, 1903
Output: miller
Category: LETTER MEN 
Clue: He's the taller of the two gentlemen in the photo seen here
Output: p.t. barnum
Category: CITY SEALS 
Clue: This city's seal has depictions of an eagle, the state capitol building & the sun setting over the Rockies
Output: denver
Category: EDs 
Clue: Once he could be heard every weeknight announcing "Heeeeeeere's Johnny!"
Output: ed mcmahon
Category: METAPHORICAL INSULTS 
Clue: The lights are on, but this is Skippy's problem
Output: no one\'s home
Category: UNREAL ESTATE 
Clue: Bearing a close resemblance to William Randolph Hearst's San Simeon, it's Citizen Kane's mansion
Output: xanadu
Category: WE LOVE BROADWAY 
Clue: Hey, hey!  This member of the Monkees took over the role of Zoser in "Aida" in 2004
Output: micky dolenz
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: The sister city of Beverly Hills is this French city known for its film festival
Output: cannes
Category: TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
Clue: T&T are close enough to this country that the water from the Orinoco murks up scuba diving
Output: venezuela
Category: NOT A STATE CAPITAL 
Clue: Baltimore, Baton Rouge, Springfield
Output: baltimore
Category: JESTERDAY 
Clue: The romances of this legendary king tell of Dagonet, a fool he knighted
Output: king arthur
Category: U.S. BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Give yourself a hand if you know that this group of New York lakes includes Otisco, Owasco & Cayuga
Output: the finger lakes
Category: A FEW GOOD MEN 
Clue: In 2004 this Fijian set a record for pro golf winnings in one year, $10,905,166
Output: singh
Category: BOOKS 
Clue: This Philip Pullman series includes "The Golden Compass", "The Subtle Knife" & "The Amber Spyglass"
Output: his dark materials
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: He earned his nickname at First Bull Run & led 25,000 Confederates at its sequel, Second Bull Run
Output: stonewall jackson
Category: ROCK "G"ROUPS 
Clue: Shirley Manson's group got its name when one of the members commented that its music sounded like this
Output: garbage
Category: ALL ABOUT TROMBONES 
Clue: The French call these office supplies trombones, because of their similar shape
Output: paper clips
Category: WORLD FLAGS 
Clue: In 1996, to represent unity, Ethiopia put this 5-pointed star with mystical overtones on its flag
Output: a pentacle
Category: STATE FACTS 
Clue: Not surprisingly, it has the largest economy of any state, with the highest revenue & the highest expenditures
Output: california
Category: THE SOUND OF MUSIC 
Clue: Poetically, tones are sometimes described adjectivally as this, from the Latin for "sweet"
Output: dulcet
Category: DIFFERENT STROKES 
Clue: Mike Barrowman won 200-meter Olympic gold by swimming this stroke that uses a frog kick
Output: the breaststroke
Category: FOOD & DRINK BRANDS 
Clue: Swanson Broth is owned by this other soup company
Output: campbell\'s
Category: HORNS 
Clue: Christian tradition says this archangel will blow his trumpet to announce the Second Coming
Output: gabriel
Category: LET'S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS 
Clue: Here's the "scoop":  this chain began operating in 1978 out of a renovated gas station in Vermont
Output: ben & jerry\'s
Category: MUSICAL GENRES 
Clue: Trad, as in trad jazz, is short for this
Output: traditional jazz
Category: SOFT NEWS 2003 
Clue: Oprah made news reviving her book club in June 2003; the new pick was this Steinbeck classic from 1952
Output: east of eden
Category: U.S. BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: This state is home to Penobscot Bay, Penobscot Lake & Penobscot River
Output: maine
Category: 5 BANDS 
Clue: Appropriately, this '80s band sang, "You can't go on thinking, nothing's wrong, who's gonna drive you home tonight?"
Output: the cars
Category: SNAP, CRACKLE OR POP 
Clue: Pepsi or Coke, to some
Output: pop
Category: THEIR BETTER HALF 
Clue: Javier Bardem
Output: penélope cruz
Category: TRANSPO-POURRI 
Clue: In 2005 this state had more than twice as many registered automobiles as any other state
Output: california
Category: COLLEGE SPORTS 
Clue: The 2005 championship in this sport was held in Stowe, Vt.; the 2006 event, in Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Output: skiing
Category: THE FOOD BUSINESS 
Clue: Before hotels, J.W. Marriott made his money operating one of this rootbeer company's stands
Output: a&w
Category: WORLD LEADERS 
Clue: Eduard Shevardnadze had this former Soviet republic on his mind when he was reelected president in 1995
Output: georgia
Category: DAY 
Clue: Doris' biggest co-star wasn't Cary Grant or Rock Hudson but this title elephant
Output: jumbo
Category: ARTS & CRAFTS 
Clue: Pyrography or pokerwork is the process of making designs in wood or leather this way
Output: burning it in
Category: ANAGRAMMED HITCHCOCK FILMS 
Clue: "Pore"
Output: rope
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: It's the 1997 sequel to 1981's "An American Werewolf in London"
Output: an american werewolf in paris
Category: THE 1880s 
Clue: On January 27, 1880 he received a patent for his incandescent light
Output: thomas edison
Category: JOHN GRISHAM'S LAW BOOKS 
Clue: Its prequel might be "The Last Will"
Output: the testament
Category: DEATH COMES FOR THE ARCHBISHOP 
Clue: Vissarion Tikas, who became archbishop of this church in 1974, died in Athens in 1998
Output: the greek orthodox church
Category: SMELLS 
Clue: The Mennen Speed Stick line of this product includes Cool Spice, Classic Scent & Fresh Scent varieties
Output: deodorant
Category: HALLMARK HOLIDAYS 
Clue: This month was chosen for Grandparents Day to signify the autumn of life
Output: september
Category: U.S. MUSEUMS 
Clue: When you care enough to visit the very best, stop by this company's visitors center & museum in Kansas City
Output: hallmark
Category: GHOSTS 
Clue: Silver City, Idaho & Bodie, California for example
Output: ghost towns
Category: BY 2000 
Clue: Ukraine has promised to close this nuclear plant by 2000
Output: chernobyl
Category: THE 1990s 
Clue: In 1996 MOMA in New York added a 1963 XK-E model of this sports car to its collection
Output: jaguar
Category: NEW YORK CITIES & TOWNS 
Clue: The George Eastman House in this city is home to the International Museum of Photography & Film
Output: rochester
Category: LABOR PAINS 
Clue: This corporate practice of using external suppliers has become an issue in automotive labor disputes
Output: outsourcing
Category: "S"WONDERFUL 
Clue: Here's the church; here's the high tower rising above it that's usually capped with a spire
Output: a steeple
Category: "LEP"RECHAUN 
Clue: A parasitic bacterium causes this infectious disease that affects the skin & the peripheral nervous system
Output: leprosy
Category: HISTORY WITH MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN 
Clue: It turns out it's this Roman emperor's violin teacher that's the arsonist
Output: nero
Category: THE BEAT OF THE TOM 
Clue: This singer-actor had 2 songs on the "Dead Man Walking" soundtrack CD
Output: tom waits
Category: AUTHORS' ODD JOBS 
Clue: This diarist known for her affair with Henry Miller wasn't a model wife but she was a model
Output: anais nin
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: An old French word for "thicket" gave us this word for something tossed by a bride
Output: bouquet
Category: GET REAL 
Clue: This phrase previously came from those referring to the true chief of a Scottish clan
Output: real mccoy
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: "(Hi, I'm Benjamin Salisbury) I appeared in this 1992 film that inspired the creation of a real-life hockey team"
Output: the mighty ducks
Category: MULTIPLE MEANINGS 
Clue: A roll of fabric, or an arrow from a crossbow
Output: bolt
Category: GADGETS 
Clue: The Philips DSR6000 combines a DirecTV receiver with this brand's TV recording system
Output: tivo
Category: "A" _____ 
Clue: Among the juices in Hawaiian Punch is _____; there is also some apricot puree
Output: apple
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: Popular with amateur musicians, the recorder is a type of this woodwind
Output: a flute
Category: FASHION STATEMENTS 
Clue: You take these "off" to praise someone, but keep something "under" one to keep a secret
Output: a hat
Category: GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT 
Clue: Jell-O is a jiggly dessert: this priming material that has a glue base is used to prepare a canvas for paint
Output: gesso
Category: SONGS 
Clue: Bob Dylan asked him to "Play a song for me, in the jingle jangle morning I'll come followin' you"
Output: mr. tambourine man
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: This TV "Golden Girl" hit the big screen as Sly Stallone's mom in "Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot"
Output: estelle getty
Category: WEEKEND IN NEW ENGLAND 
Clue: This state is home to America's oldest standing synagogue, the Touro Synagogue in Newport
Output: rhode island
Category: COOK UP SOME "STU" 
Clue: The capital city of Germany's Baden-Wurttemberg state
Output: stuttgart
Category: THE RULES OF THE GAMES 
Clue: It's a perfect score in a gymnastics event
Output: 10
Category: IS THIS PLACE FOR REAL? 
Clue: Peter Pan was from this imaginary place
Output: never never land
Category: 7-"L"ETTER WORDS 
Clue: To mock or ridicule; there's a "National" & a "Harvard" one
Output: lampoon
Category: INFLATABLE 
Clue: Also called puffers, these fish are known for their ability to inflate themselves for defensive purposes
Output: blowfish
Category: STEAM 
Clue: They're the two chemical elements that make up steam
Output: hydrogen & oxygen
Category: THE DIRECTOR 
Clue: Born in this city in 1895, J. Edgar Hoover graduated from its National University law school in 1917
Output: washington
Category: NAME THE COUNTRY 
Clue: A schoolyard chant says, "I see London, I see" this country
Output: france
Category: YOU COULD HURT SOMEONE 
Clue: It precedes "Monaco" in this name of a brand owned by Ralph Lauren
Output: club
Category: LIBRARIES 
Clue: In 1757 King George II gave his royal library to this London museum's library
Output: the british museum
Category: PYRAMID 
Clue: From the Assyrian for "summit", it's a terraced pyramid of the ancient Babylonians
Output: ziggurat
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: To get its green flesh, cut lengthwise around the large seed, twist halves apart, remove seed & scoop
Output: avocado
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: It's nicknamed the "Green Mountain City"
Output: montpelier
Category: BALTIC AVENUE 
Clue: I'll tell you straight up: Klaipeda, Lithuania claims to be the northernmost Baltic harbor free of this
Output: ice
Category: CLASSIC AD LINES 
Clue: "The Power To Be Your Best"
Output: apple computer
Category: HE'S MY VICE PRESIDENT! 
Clue: Hubert H. Humphrey
Output: lyndon johnson
Category: HISTORICAL NOVELS 
Clue: Comparable to "Gone with the Wind", M.M. Kaye's "The Far Pavilions" is mainly set in what's now this country
Output: india
Category: DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS 
Clue: A gathering at which Pete Seeger & Joan Baez, or an owl & a goat might sing
Output: hootenanny
Category: THE 20th CENTURY 
Clue: This name given to the regime that ruled Germany from 1933 to 1945 reflects 2 others before it
Output: the third reich
Category: SOUNDS THE SAME 
Clue: Your lips say "No, no, no," but these say "Yes, yes, yes"
Output: eyes/ayes
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: In this 1992 Susan Sarandon film, olive oil was used as a treatment for A.L.D., a rare nerve disease
Output: "lorenzo\'s oil"
Category: 10-LETTER NAMES 
Clue: Read his lips; he's the 41st president of the United States
Output: george bush
Category: CHILD-REARING 
Clue: Also called a binky, this comforting device can be an orthodontic issue once baby teeth start falling out
Output: a pacifier
Category: SO VERY JANUARY 9 
Clue: 1960: construction began on the high dam at this Egyptian location
Output: aswan
Category: DUMB GUYS' GREATEST INVENTIONS 
Clue: Dumb guys think it's cool they get to slide their own credit card at the store; even cooler? This word for "slide"
Output: swipe
Category: BALL GAMES 
Clue: This billiard ball is named for the stick that strikes it
Output: cue ball
Category: DEATH OF A PRESIDENT 
Clue: He died on Independence Day in 1826 at his beloved Monticello
Output: thomas jefferson
Category: MISSING LYRICS 
Clue: "And another one gone and another one gone, another one ___ ___ ___"
Output: bites the dust
Category: COME TO GATHER 
Clue: (Alex: Let's go to Sofia at the United Nations)  People from Uruguay to Ukraine have held the presidency of this body that meets here
Output: the general assembly
Category: FEELING A BIT "ILL" 
Clue: A fleet of small sailing vessels
Output: a flotilla
Category: LET'S GO TO FLORIDA 
Clue: For years Gomek the giant crocodile was the big attraction at this oldest Florida city's alligator farm
Output: st. augustine
Category: IT'S UNREAL 
Clue: This company is putting the kibosh on sellers of those Jelly Kelly knock-offs of its Kelly bags
Output: hermes
Category: & SOMETIMES Y 
Clue: It was back to ghoul for John Kassir on HBO's "Tales from" this place
Output: the crypt
Category: IT'S A GROUP THING 
Clue: It's the 12-letter word for an assembly of people who worship together at a temple or church
Output: a congregation
Category: IN TEXAS 
Clue: Texas' state insect is this "royal" flyer
Output: the monarch butterfly
Category: 1984 
Clue: In 1984 this wife of the Governor was named Arkansas' "Young Mother of the Year"
Output: hillary clinton
Category: THE ACADEMY AWARDS 
Clue: She was nominated for 1964's "Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte" & began "Bewitched" that same year
Output: agnes moorehead
Category: IN THE COOKIE JAR 
Clue: These sun-dried grapes can be found in oatmeal cookies
Output: raisins
Category: IN THE CARDS 
Clue: It's the number of playing cards in a standard deck (not counting the jokers)
Output: 52
Category: NOT SO SIMPLE SIMON 
Clue: "Yes, it's five flights, if you don't count the front stoop"
Output: barefoot in the park
Category: COLORS 
Clue: This neutral color can refer to the Confederate Army
Output: gray
Category: "V" IS FOR... 
Clue: ...These Scandinavian sea rovers who ravaged the coasts of Europe for about 300 years
Output: the vikings
Category: THE 20TH CENTURY 
Clue: For most of the 1980s, he was president of El Salvador
Output: jose napoleon duarte
Category: U.S. GOVERNMENT 
Clue: When a bill reaches the President's desk, he may sign it, do nothing or do this
Output: veto
Category: HINTS FROM HELOISE 
Clue: Heloise recycles these by taking them out of old dresses & inserting them in her bras as "enhancers"
Output: shoulder pads
Category: WASHINGTON STATE 
Clue: This dam on the Columbia River has a generating capacity of nearly 6.5 million kilowatts
Output: grand coulee dam
Category: ON THE "DOUBLE" 
Clue: It's slang for the old 55-mile-per-hour national speed limit
Output: "double nickel"
Category: LITERARY PETS 
Clue: This poetic Eliot feline has "lived many lives in succession" & is named for the 5th book of the Old Testament
Output: old deuteronomy
Category: YOU ONLY NEED TO BUY 1 VOWEL 
Clue: We bet you're "itching" to say it means to withdraw an entry from a race
Output: scratch
Category: KINGS NAMED GUSTAV 
Clue: Current king Carl XVI Gustaf met his wife at this event in Munich in 1972; she was an interpreter
Output: summer olympics
Category: SHOPPING U.S.A. 
Clue: This L.A. street noted for its Mexican handicrafts is named for Los Angeles' first county judge
Output: olivera street
Category: WHAT THE "H"? 
Clue: It's someone held prisoner until certain demands are met
Output: a hostage
Category: MEL ____ 
Clue: He took "Coca Cola Cowboy" to No. 1 on the country charts in 1979
Output: mel tillis
Category: LEGAL LINGO 
Clue: This district of a bailiff might be your area of expertise
Output: bailiwick
Category: INVENTORS HALL OF FAME 2007 
Clue: Emmet Chappelle brightened up the 2007 pool for studying this, the ability of living organisms to emit light
Output: bioluminescence
Category: JEOPARDY! PLACE 
Clue: Trent tells Drake he came to find his father & that he has a twin he never met (of this type, not identical)
Output: fraternal
Category: LET IT "SNOW" 
Clue: In 1970 Anne Murray urged it to "spread your tiny wings and fly away"
Output: "snowbird"
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: Country that is home to Royal Copenhagen Porcelain
Output: denmark
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: Maggie Gyllenhaal took over the role of Rachel Dawes in this 2008 Batman film
Output: the dark knight
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: Although first observed in 1909, it wasn't until 1972 that the third Sunday in June officially became this holiday
Output: father\'s day
Category: -O-O-O- YES! 
Clue: At this game's start, each player gets $1,500
Output: monopoly
Category: REMEMBER 2008? 
Clue: The World Court prosecutor applied for an arrest warrant against this African country's President Al-Bashir
Output: sudan
Category: COMPANY SYMBOLS 
Clue: In the '20s the Minnesota Cooperative Creameries Assn. added an Indian maiden to this butter brand logo
Output: land o\' lakes
Category: STATE SEALS 
Clue: The sun rising over the mountains on its seal shows that it was the first state west of the Alleghenies
Output: ohio
Category: "PAC" RATS 
Clue: This Japanese pinball game is played vertically
Output: pachinko
Category: THE OLD TESTAMENT 
Clue: "And the Lord God took the man, and put him into" this place "to dress it and keep it"
Output: garden of eden
Category: STREET JOURNAL 
Clue: Since 1975 the Tour de France has ended with an 8-lap circuit of this broad avenue
Output: the champs-elysées
Category: ALEXANDER THE GREAT 
Clue: On March 30, 1981 he told the press, "As of now, I am in control here in the White House"
Output: alexander haig
Category: SIMPLY SIMON 
Clue: This CBS private eye series starred Jameson Parker & Gerald McRaney
Output: simon & simon
Category: 8-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Term for a barrier that impedes progress or a course made up of such barriers
Output: obstacle
Category: FAMOUS FIRSTS 
Clue: In 1908 the Superior Hotel in Montana became the first to have bibles placed there by this organization
Output: the gideons
Category: TIGERS BY THE TALE 
Clue: Shere Khan is a terrible tiger in this 1894 work
Output: the jungle book
Category: POLITICAL LINGO 
Clue: A legislator trading his vote for reciprocal support on a future vote is doing this, like in a lumberjack game
Output: logrolling
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: Francisco Lopez found this precious metal in California in 1842, before the rush
Output: gold
Category: FISHIN' IMPOSSIBLE 
Clue: The largest fish, the whale shark, won't eat you; he likes algae & protozoa known by this collective term
Output: plankton
Category: WE MEAN BUSINESS 
Clue: Launched in 1990, this "planetary" auto company is renowned for its personal service
Output: saturn
Category: NFL TEAM NICKNAMES 
Clue: The Bucs
Output: tampa bay
Category: ODD JOBS 
Clue: A cryptographer doesn't break into tombs but breaks these
Output: codes
Category: 20th CENTURY NEWS 
Clue: This man's 1997 trial in Denver had a closed-circuit TV feed back to Oklahoma City
Output: timothy mcveigh
Category: "G" WHIZ 
Clue: According to the nursery rhyme, if you were born on a Tuesday, you're full of it
Output: grace
Category: TV CASTS 
Clue: In 2000 this Oscar nominee joined the cast of "Ally McBeal" as a lawyer
Output: robert downey, jr.
Category: ENGLISH LIT 
Clue: This Bronte sister died 1 year after the publication of her second novel, "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall"
Output: anne bronte
Category: WHATSITS, DOOHICKEYS, THINGAMABOBS 
Clue: To set up one of these in the Northern Hemisphere, point the gnomon on its face to the North Pole
Output: sundial
Category: ALL OVER EUROPE 
Clue: We have a "hunch" you can visit this author's home at No. 6 Place des Vosges in Paris
Output: victor hugo
Category: THE MALE OF THE SPECIES 
Clue: Doe, a rabbit, a female rabbit, & this, a male
Output: a buck
Category: SILENT G 
Clue: To formally quit or give up one's job or office
Output: resign
Category: ON THE "DOUBLE" 
Clue: Twins advertise this flavor of Wrigley's gum
Output: doublemint
Category: LETTER PERFECT 
Clue: This computer chip is named for the type of TV programming parents may want to block
Output: v-chip
Category: MUSEUMS OF LAS VEGAS?! 
Clue: Art lover Steve Wynn was once chairman of this Italian-themed hotel which still boasts a grand art gallery
Output: the bellagio
Category: TOOLS OF THE WRITER'S TRADE 
Clue: In 2009 this, on which Cormac McCarthy produced 5 million words, sold for over $250,000 at auction
Output: a typewriter
Category: UNIVERSITY SPORTS TEAMS 
Clue: You could say these athletes at UNLV aren't "without a cause"
Output: the rebels
Category: ELTON JOHN 
Clue: In 1997 Elton John recorded a new version of this song as a tribute to Princess Diana
Output: "candle in the wind"
Category: PRIME MINISTERS OF ISRAEL 
Clue: Then serving as prime minister, he was a mourner at Anwar Sadat's funeral in 1981
Output: begin
Category: ACTORS' REAL NAMES 
Clue: It's the "noble" stage name of John Joseph Ryan, who starred on "Hawaii Five-O"
Output: jack lord
Category: DANCE DANCE REVOLUTION 
Clue: The name of this stately dance popular in the 17th & 18th centuries is from the French for "small"
Output: the minuet
Category: THE PRICE IS RIGHT 
Clue: This man's then record-setting 70th home run ball sold for more than $3 million; he's now retired
Output: mcgwire
Category: RIDE WITHOUT A LICENSE 
Clue: In 2008 this sport, run on a bumpy dirt track, will be added to the Summer Olympics to help attract younger viewers
Output: bmx
Category: "RO" IS ME 
Clue: He's the sculptor whose grave near Paris is marked by a copy of "The Thinker"
Output: auguste rodin
Category: ATTILA THE HUN 
Clue: In 341 Attila conquered, then abandoned, this town in Gaul where 961 years later a certain "maid" was born
Output: orléans
Category: TITLES OF PRINCE CHARLES 
Clue: He's Duke of this place, also a "C"ounty in Southwest England
Output: cornwall
Category: LITERARY EUROPE 
Clue: In Bath, England, tours devoted to her feature places she wrote about in "Persuasion" & "Northanger Abbey"
Output: jane austen
Category: NEW FACES IN THE 110th CONGRESS 
Clue: Ex-rocker John Hall (of the band Orleans, not & Oates) now reps this states's 19th, including Peekskill
Output: new york
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: The one-time flying nun who lands on a magical baseball diamond on your farm
Output: sally field of dreams
Category: "ACTION"! 
Clue: For federal contracts, this 2-word employment term was first used in an order issued by JFK in 1961
Output: affirmative action
Category: HEY "YA" 
Clue: A skullcap worn during prayer by Jewish men
Output: yarmulke
Category: COLOR MY WORLD 
Clue: Sensationalistic "journalism" that exploits, distorts or exaggerates the news
Output: yellow journalism
Category: O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM, PA. 
Clue: A world famous Bethlehem choir performs works by this family fuguer every year at a festival in his honor
Output: j.s. bach
Category: SUPERSTITIONS 
Clue: An 1831 book said as you pass under one of these you must spit through it, or spit 3 times afterwards
Output: ladder
Category: IT'S "BIG" 
Clue: A 2000 Martin Lawrence film
Output: big momma\'s house
Category: MULTIPLE MEANINGS 
Clue: To coat or cover with a thin layer of metal, or a dish on which food is served
Output: plate
Category: AFRICAN CREATURES 
Clue: The 2-horned black species of this mammal is famous for its prehensile upper lip
Output: rhinoceros
Category: LOW SELF-ESTEEM 
Clue: The 38th president of the U.S. said he was one of these, "not a Lincoln"
Output: ford
Category: NAMES IN THE NEWS 
Clue: If you were invited to Tangier for a $2 mil. weekend birthday bash in August '89, it was probably his
Output: malcolm forbes
Category: THE 1980s 
Clue: In 1985, 55 years after his death, a memorial to D.H. Lawrence was unveiled in this church's Poet's Corner
Output: westminster abbey
Category: OFFICIAL STATE STUFF 
Clue: Missouri's is the hawthorn
Output: state flower
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: Odds are 1 in 3 that the American spud you're eating was grown in this state
Output: idaho
Category: FRATERNITY SUIT 
Clue: He was a Teke, a Tau Kappa Epsilon, & founded a hotel chain, but you probably just know him as Paris' great-granddad
Output: conrad hilton
Category: THE EARTH 
Clue: The modified Mercalli scale ranks these 1-12:  1 - not felt except by few, 12 - total destruction
Output: earthquakes
Category: "SOUTH" 
Clue: Notre Dame University is located near this Indiana city first called Big St. Joseph
Output: south bend
Category: DUKES & EARLS 
Clue: As Earl of this, James Brudenell had a sweater named for him
Output: cardigan
Category: ITALIAN FOOD 
Clue: The Italian word for spring, it describes pasta dishes made with fresh vegetables
Output: primavera
Category: "M"ISCELLANY 
Clue: In 2003 Mahathir bin Mohamad resigned as PM of this Asian country after 22 years in power
Output: malaysia
Category: ANCIENT ROMANS 
Clue: This emperor who lived from 37 to 68 A.D. has a line of CD-burning software named for him
Output: nero
Category: ISLAND HOPPING 
Clue: This South Carolina site serves as the major east coast training base for the Marine Corps
Output: parris island
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: Restaurateur Trader Vic created this rum & curacao cocktail
Output: a mai tai
Category: THE NEW TESTAMENT 
Clue: The 2 women who first saw the resurrected Jesus shared this name
Output: mary
Category: THE MOUNT RUSHMORE STATE 
Clue: In 1973 this village was seized by 200 armed Indians to protest federal Indian policies
Output: wounded knee
Category: LITERARY STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: As a woman's "sons grow up, she selects them as lovers" was D.H. Lawrence's synopsis of this novel
Output: sons and lovers
Category: SIX EDUCATION 
Clue: Les six, of the 1910s & '20s, were a group of 6 of these that included Georges Auric
Output: musicians
Category: WALK WITH ME 
Clue: If your report card shows progress, the teacher may say you're "making great" these long steps in your studies
Output: strides
Category: HAM 
Clue: This company that makes canned deviled ham once used the slogan "Branded with the devil but fit for the gods"
Output: underwood
Category: DIVERSIONS 
Clue: This game named for a ship used to clear explosives tempts many away from more important computer tasks
Output: minesweeper
Category: PEOPLE OF THE '60S 
Clue: This pair's "Human Sexual Response" asserted that women had at least the same amount of sexual energy as men
Output: masters & johnson
Category: SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER 
Clue: This coin is the Russian equivalent of a penny
Output: a kopek
Category: LEGAL BRIEFS 
Clue: This official is the head of the United States D.O.J.
Output: the attorney general
Category: 6-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This spout at the end of a gas hose is a diminutive form of nose
Output: nozzle
Category: STAND BY YOUR MANNEQUIN 
Clue: A wooden torso mannequin was found near a clothing chest when this man opened King Tut's tomb in 1922
Output: howard carter
Category: ANAGRAMMED STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: Is a nut
Output: austin
Category: FEBRUARY 
Clue: On February 11, 1960 he walked off his late night television show while on the air
Output: paar
Category: A TOMB WITH A VIEW 
Clue: UNESCO calls this, a world heritage site since 1983, "The jewel of Muslim art in India"
Output: the taj mahal
Category: HISTORICAL NOVELS 
Clue: "Cosette", part 2 of this classic novel, begins with a chapter titled "Waterloo"
Output: les misérables
Category: STATE LICENSE PLATE SLOGANS 
Clue: "Sportsman's Paradise"
Output: louisiana
Category: FUN WITH DICK & JANE 
Clue: See Jane.  See Jane marry Lord Guildford Dudley at age 15 in 1553.  See Jane have a rough 1554.  Heads up, Jane.  Heads up
Output: jane grey
Category: KITCHEN UTENSILS 
Clue: Handy kitchen utensil used by the farmer's wife to perform a tailectomy on 3 blind mice
Output: carving knife
Category: "NEW" YORK 
Clue: 1980s bands like The B-52's are classified as this style of music
Output: new wave
Category: THE ORGAN AFFECTED 
Clue: Nephritis
Output: the kidney
Category: ROLLING STONE'S 100 GREATEST GUITAR SONGS 
Clue: No. 64 is this song by Lynyrd Skynyrd that Rolling Stone calls "the ultimate Southern-rock anthem"
Output: "free bird"
Category: OLD COMMERCIALS 
Clue: "I Want My Maypo", this type of cereal flavored with maple
Output: oatmeal
Category: JOURNALISM 101 
Clue: It's at this "desk" that the local news is put together
Output: the city desk
Category: HEALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from Colorado)  Dress warmly to prevent a fallen body temperature below 95 degrees Fahrenheit - the definition of this condition
Output: hypothermia
Category: ANAGRAMMED U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Cannot, Ohio
Output: canton
Category: AFRICAN COOKING 
Clue: Almond milk is enjoyed in this country, where it is sold on the streets of Marrakesh
Output: morocco
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: National Grandparents Day is celebrated in September on the first Sunday after this holiday
Output: labor day
Category: NATURE 
Clue: Botanically, a peanut isn't a nut but one of these, like a soybean
Output: legume
Category: RESCUE ME 
Clue: Short on supplies, Roanoke colonists were rescued in 1586 by this circumnavigator returning from the West Indies
Output: sir francis drake
Category: POLITICAL COMEBACKS 
Clue: Despite twice being purged and imprisoned, he led China for nearly 20 years after Mao's death
Output: deng xiaoping
Category: "V" 8-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's a synonym for speed
Output: velocity
Category: THE FIRST SUPPER 
Clue: Instead of an elaborate meal, this southerner served peanuts & pretzels
Output: jimmy carter
Category: THE U.S. CONGRESS 
Clue: We swear, the very first law passed by Congress concerned how these pledges were to be made
Output: oaths of office
Category: STANDUP COMICS 
Clue: He performed off-center "sick comedy" before occupying the center of "The Hollywood Squares"
Output: paul lynde
Category: I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HUN 
Clue: Ammianus Marcellinus wrote that the Hun could eat, live, sleep & conduct his business from the back of this
Output: his horse
Category: FOOD 
Clue: When it's young & tender, this gourd used in the bathtub can be eaten like a squash
Output: a luffa
Category: SITCOMS 
Clue: Pet-loving pretty on "The Beverly Hillbillies"
Output: elly may
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Islands in this gulf include Bahrain, Kharg & Bubiyan
Output: persian gulf
Category: NOT ANOTHER BUGHUNT 
Clue: Students starting a new college term itemize what their prospective costs might be
Output: termite
Category: AMERICA-PODGE 
Clue: All roads lead to Rome, but no roads lead to this rhyming Alaska city
Output: nome
Category: MUSICALS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: "P.T."
Output: "barnum"
Category: BEER COUNTRY OF ORIGIN 
Clue: Kirin
Output: japan
Category: UNBREAKABLE 
Clue: Gilbert Vernam, an engineer with this telecom company, came up with an "unbreakable" cipher, using a random code
Output: at&t
Category: BEAUTY PAGEANTRY 
Clue: Seen here, Marjon Brady was a "sweetheart" as "Miss" this "USA 2000"
Output: rodeo
Category: WARTHOGS 
Clue: Roots, grasses, berries, birds' eggs, & even small mammals
Output: eat
Category: FRIENDS 
Clue: Andrew Gossett named a Texas town after this man, a family friend from back in Tennessee
Output: davy crockett
Category: THE NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM 
Clue: (Cheryl)  The Greyhound bus represents these riders who bravely tried to desegregate bus stations in 1961
Output: the freedom riders
Category: TELEVISION HISTORY 
Clue: This first host of "The Tonight Show" emceed "Meeting of Minds" for PBS in 1977
Output: steve allen
Category: 19th CENTURY FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: Antoine Alciatore opened his restaurant on St. Louis Street in this city in 1840
Output: new orleans
Category: DOC TALK 
Clue: If you have a GSW, you have this type of wound (& get to a hospital, quick!)
Output: gunshot wound
Category: ALL NATURAL EATS 
Clue: American pioneer John Chapman would press you to eat this fruit & would plant the seeds to make orchards
Output: the apple
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: The "fire" type of this insect builds large mounds that interfere with harvesting hay
Output: fire ants
Category: THE SPORT PLAYED 
Clue: Isiah Thomas, Patrick Ewing & Manute Bol
Output: basketball
Category: THINK "INK" 
Clue: It's a deliberate, meaningful, one-eyed blink
Output: wink
Category: ROCK STARS' BACKSTAGE NEEDS 
Clue: Van Halen's 1982 tour contract called for these candies backstage but specified "absolutely no brown ones"
Output: m&m\'s
Category: ROCK BACKUP GROUPS 
Clue: The Imperials
Output: little anthony
Category: AIRPLANE READING 
Clue: Piers Paul Read's "Alive" is the true tale of a rugby team whose plane crashed in these South American mountains
Output: the andes
Category: STARTS WITH "H" 
Clue: A covered 2-wheeled carriage, whether it's good-looking or not
Output: hansom
Category: CHESS NUTS 
Clue: In the Looking-Glass world, this author used chess pieces to represent members of royalty
Output: lewis carroll
Category: BURN 
Clue: Stovetop term for where one puts matters of lower priority
Output: the back burner
Category: WHAT'S ON YOUR HEAD? 
Clue: The chukka hat is worn by players in this sport & is so-named for the periods of the game called chukkers
Output: polo
Category: WRITERS ON CAPE COD 
Clue: In January 2003 Provincetown proclaimed this "Naked and the Dead" author's day, in honor of his 80th birthday
Output: norman mailer
Category: LETTER PERFECT 
Clue: Links "the wisp" & will", or McDonald's "fish" & "filet"
Output: o
Category: JAMES K. POLK ME 
Clue: Throughout his career Polk remained an ardent member of the Jacksonian wing of this political party
Output: democrats
Category: 1981 MOVIES 
Clue: In "First Monday in October", this actress played Ruth Loomis, 1st woman on the Supreme Court
Output: jill clayburgh
Category: FUN FOOD 
Clue: Guinness says the largest of these treats was a jelly one that weighed 3,739 lbs.; hope no one tried to dunk it
Output: doughnut
Category: WINES & SPIRITS 
Clue: In this U.S. state, Zinfandel is the red wine grape with the most producing acres
Output: california
Category: RHYMES WITH SMART 
Clue: It can be a separating line in your hair or a role in a play
Output: a part
Category: HOOKED ON HOMOPHONICS 
Clue: A path of travel, or a subterranean plant part
Output: route / root
Category: KING JAMES BIBLE BEASTS 
Clue: You'll "spot" this feline variety in Jeremiah 13:23
Output: a leopard
Category: THE BODY HUMAN 
Clue: Several disorders that affect this organ are grouped under the term strabismus
Output: eye
Category: UNREAL ESTATE 
Clue: J.R.R. Tolkien created Middle Earth; this author created Middlemarch
Output: george eliot
Category: COKE'S NON-SECRET INGREDIENTS 
Clue: Regular Coke contains the phosphoric type; Diet Coke has citric, too
Output: acid
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: This capital of the Dominican Republic was founded by Columbus' brother Bartolome
Output: santo domingo
Category: NUKE IT! 
Clue: This hot dog brand hit a home run with its new "Singles", which are individually wrapped & ready to microwave
Output: ball park
Category: THE OLD TESTAMENT 
Clue: This biblical patriarch was the son of Lamech & the grandson of Methuselah
Output: noah
Category: LIKE WHAT YOU'VE DONE WITH THE PLACE 
Clue: What flexibility you have with this type of lighting, named for what the lights move along
Output: track lighting
Category: LITTLE WOMEN 
Clue: In 1928 this diminutive daughter of an Albanian grocer joined the Sisters of Loretto in Ireland
Output: mother teresa
Category: GIMME AN "F" 
Clue: You might find yourself in this state of wild agitation while viewing the Hitchcock film of the same name
Output: frenzy
Category: OCTOBER FEST 
Clue: On October 21, 1520 this sailor entered the Chilean strait that today bears his name
Output: ferdinand magellan
Category: UNREAL ESTATE 
Clue: When "all you see are silhouettes & all you hear are castanets & no one cares how late it gets", you're there
Output: "hernando\'s hideaway"
Category: THE THIRD CATEGORY 
Clue: Women's pregnancy terms are divided into thirds called these
Output: trimesters
Category: THE LANGUAGE OF PEACE 
Clue: Salaam
Output: arabic
Category: '90s KIDS' NAMES 
Clue: Ms. Parker of "Sex and the City" sports both of these top names for girls
Output: sarah & jessica
Category: SYNONYMBLE 
Clue: Alice in Wonderland could tell you that a looking-glass is a synonym for one of these
Output: mirror
Category: CLASSIC CARTOON CHARACTERS 
Clue: ("Have no fear...")
Output: underdog
Category: WELL, I NEVER! 
Clue: It may be the Univ. of Michigan's mascot, but I never had this animal as a pet; it attacks reindeer, caribou & almost anything
Output: the wolverine
Category: INSECTS 
Clue: When filled with these, the queen termite can be over four inches long
Output: eggs
Category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: The French refer to this season of the year as l'hiver
Output: winter
Category: MANILOW! 
Clue: In a Top 10 hit by Barry Manilow, Lola was a showgirl at this title place, "the hottest spot north of Havana"
Output: the copacabana
Category: COLLEGE ATHLETICS 
Clue: In 1997 the Fighting Sioux of the Univ. of this "North" state won their 6th NCAA hockey title
Output: north dakota
Category: NATURE 
Clue: A chameleon can use this organ, almost as long as its body, to catch birds
Output: tongue
Category: 100 YEARS AGO 
Clue: In a major address on March 4, he stated that the U.S. "must remain close friends" with Cuba
Output: william mckinley
Category: THE LIST LIST 
Clue: Number of songs on the American top pop list hosted by Casey Kasem
Output: 40
Category: PAINT YOUR WAGON 
Clue: The body of a Conestoga wagon was the Prussian shade of this
Output: blue
Category: OUR FLAG 
Clue: On August 3, 1949 Pres. Truman signed a resolution designating this date as Flag Day
Output: june 14
Category: AIRLINES 
Clue: Though now competing with newer companies, it remains Russia's largest air carrier
Output: aeroflot
Category: ON THE $1 BILL 
Clue: The seal of this government cabinet department is featured on the front
Output: treasury
Category: MEET THE BEETLES 
Clue: This colorful beetle family was held sacred by the ancient Egyptians
Output: scarab
Category: THEATRE 2000 
Clue: Seen here, John Glover played this storyteller in a new musical based on the Danny Kaye film
Output: hans christian andersen
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: On March 3, Girls' Day in Japan, girls set up elaborate displays of these toys in their homes
Output: dolls
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: It's all you have to do to see the dots of color called phosphenes
Output: close your eyes
Category: AWKWARD 
Clue: Athletes wearing masks to this country's Olympic games apologized even though the USOC gave them the masks
Output: china
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: It can be a voracious reader, or a beetle larva that feeds on paper
Output: bookworm
Category: DUNCAN 
Clue: Procter & Gamble really took the cake when it acquired this brand in 1956
Output: duncan hines
Category: THE ESCAPED DENTAL PATIENT 
Clue: I heard them whispering about this 3-session treatment for diseased pulp--no thank you
Output: a root canal
Category: BROADWAY DEBUTS 
Clue: Uta Hagen flew onto Broadway in 1938, debuting as Nina in this Chekhov play
Output: the seagull
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: Mazarec is the language of the Mazarec people of Oaxaca in this country
Output: mexico
Category: DROP OUT 
Clue: Known as "The Body", this pro wrestler-turned-governor dropped out of a Minnesota community college
Output: jesse ventura
Category: POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE 
Clue: Had fun going to the top of this 630' monument, tallest in the U.S.; we looked east & saw the Mississippi River & Illinois
Output: the gateway arch
Category: EATING IN AMERICA 
Clue: Since overeating was a status symbol, early rulers of what's now this state often weighed over 400 lbs.
Output: hawaii
Category: AA 
Clue: Some movie reference books use AA as an abbreviation for this honor
Output: academy award
Category: NURSERY RHYMES 
Clue: "See-saw, Margery Daw," he "shall have a new master"
Output: jackie
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: This boy escaped Pharaoh's order to kill all male Hebrew babies
Output: moses
Category: I, FOR ONE, WELCOME 
Clue: "From her beacon-hand glows world-wide welcome" is part of a poem found on a plaque at this landmark
Output: the statue of liberty
Category: SING-ALONG SONGS 
Clue: "When you're smiling, the whole world" does this
Output: smiles with you
Category: SCIENCE GRAB BAG 
Clue: A material called URhGe can be manipulated into being this, lacking electrical resistance
Output: superconductors
Category: TRANSPOSITION WORDS 
Clue: It's another word fer cuspidor (fer yer tobaccy, ya low-down varmint!)
Output: a spittoon
Category: HISTORIC AMERICANS 
Clue: In 1881 Louis Tiffany & others decorated the first floor of this author's mansion in Hartford, Conn.
Output: mark twain
Category: "NEW" PLACES 
Clue: Its state seal shows 2 eagles, one of them standing on a cactus with a snake in its beak
Output: new mexico
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: "The Thousand" was a novel written by this Italian guerrilla leader based on his 1860 Sicilian expedition
Output: giuseppe garibaldi
Category: CONDIMENTIA 
Clue: In Kashmir, locals enjoy a type of this relish made with walnuts, yogurt & pomegranate seeds
Output: chutney
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: American Turf Monthly has been following & promoting this sport since 1946
Output: horse racing
Category: HINTS FROM HELOISE 
Clue: It's all downhill from here: Heloise recycles these masks by making them into little doggie sweaters
Output: ski masks
Category: CELEBS 
Clue: This director-producer's "Star Wars" has generated more than $4.5 billion from licensed merchandise
Output: george lucas
Category: THAT'S RARE 
Clue: This green gem is actually a rare variety of beryl
Output: emerald
Category: MONARCHS 
Clue: He was sent to Mexico in 1864 to set up an empire for Napoleon III
Output: maximillian
Category: OWNED BY AOL TIME WARNER 
Clue: Seen in over 890,000 U.S. hotel rooms, it's the No. 1-distributed news network
Output: cnn
Category: AMERICA SINCE 1900 
Clue: In 1971 the Senate turned over a new leaf & got its first females in this job, including Ellen McConnell
Output: pages
Category: EVERYDAY HEROES 
Clue: Disadvantaged kids can learn to play music with this Maryland city's symphony thanks to Marin Alsop's $100,000 donation
Output: baltimore
Category: CUBA 
Clue: This Pulitzer & Nobel prize-winning novelist's home in pre-Castro Cuba was called "Finca Vigia"
Output: ernest hemingway
Category: CEREALS 
Clue: In addition to being teenage, mutant & ninja-trained, these animals have a cereal
Output: turtles
Category: SHARK! 
Clue: The Chinese dry & use this part of the shark in soup
Output: fin
Category: "S" AS IN SIMILE 
Clue: "___ as a tack"
Output: sharp
Category: FUN WITH ZIP CODES 
Clue: This Virginia suburb where famous dead are remembered has the easily remembered code 22222
Output: arlington
Category: 20th CENTURY NOVELS 
Clue: The 8,000-copy first printing of this Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel sold out in a week
Output: a hundred years of solitude
Category: NEW YEAR'S DAY 
Clue: The Tournament of Roses Parade & the Rose Bowl are held in this city on New Year's Day
Output: pasadena
Category: EXODUS 
Clue: In chapter 4 Moses casts a rod to the ground, & it turns into this
Output: a snake
Category: FAMOUS HALLS 
Clue: Time was on Jerry Hall's side in 1990 as she married this singer after a long romance
Output: mick jagger
Category: FIRST LADIES 
Clue: Lady Bird Johnson was the 1st first lady born in this state; she's from Karnack
Output: texas
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: Many dieters eat helf of one of these, like the Star Ruby or Rio Red, before every meal
Output: the grapefruit
Category: QUARTERBACK U. 
Clue: Steve Young
Output: byu
Category: SPORTS BY THE NUMBERS 
Clue: Fourth down
Output: football
Category: CHANGE THE VOWEL 
Clue: In a 1933 film this creature climbed the Empire State Building
Output: king kong
Category: NATIVE AMERICAN PLACE NAMES 
Clue: Oh, b'gosh!  This Wisconsin city bears the name of a Menominee chief who died in 1858
Output: oshkosh
Category: GO GO GAUGUIN 
Clue: When this crashed in Paris in 1883, Gauguin lost his day job & decided to devote himself to painting full-time
Output: stock market
Category: "H.H." 
Clue: The famous hanging man in the Krazy Glue commercial is hanging by this
Output: hard hat
Category: DANCE MUSIC 
Clue: In "A Chorus Line" it's Val's song about how her skills & her features are rated
Output: "dance: ten; looks: three"
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: Henry Adams won a Pulitzer for "The Education of Henry Adams"; this man won for "The Americanization of Edward Bok"
Output: edward bok
Category: ON YOUR MARK 
Clue: In 1986 he was People's Sexiest Man Alive; now he's the star of TV's "NCIS"
Output: mark harmon
Category: ROMANCING THE THRONE 
Clue: Geraldine Apponyi, the 1st woman of American descent to become a queen, married King Zog I of this country in 1938
Output: albania
Category: WORDS IN CONTESTANT 
Clue: A usually dissenting subdivision of a religious group
Output: a sect
Category: WEST VIRGINIA 
Clue: This current U.S. senator served as West Virginia's governor from 1977 to 1985
Output: jay rockefeller
Category: CAPES 
Clue: Europe's northernmost point on the continent is Cape Nordkyn in this country
Output: norway