niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: STATE OF MINE 
Clue: Historic mining centers in this state include Gallup for coal & Grants for uranium
Output: new mexico
Category: YOU'RE AN ANIMAL! 
Clue: A crab-eating variety of this mammal lives in northern South America
Output: raccoon
Category: TV TO FILM 
Clue: Subtitled "Fire Walk With Me", it brought back Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer
Output: "twin peaks"
Category: CALIFORNIA, OREGON OR WASHINGTON 
Clue: Home to the world's oldest living things, a grove of 4,000-year-old bristlecone pine trees
Output: california
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: This business chain, begun in Memphis in 1974, was named for a Mr. Ross who gave great haircuts
Output: fantastic sam\'s
Category: "U" GOTTA BELIEVE ME! 
Clue: The tallest sandstone cliffs in the United States can be seen at Zion National Park in this state
Output: utah
Category: LARRY KING'S PUBLIC FIGURES 
Clue: I'm all shook up about my next guest & the caller is from his hometown...Tupelo, MS., hello?
Output: elvis presley
Category: U.S. CITY NICKNAMES 
Clue: Among the sobriquets used for this city are "Witchcraft City" & the "Paradise of New England"
Output: salem, massachusetts
Category: MY KINDA TOWN 
Clue: This suburb of Chicago, once home to Al Capone, was named for a Roman orator
Output: cicero, illinois
Category: "ISM" NATION 
Clue: From the Latin for "sausage", it's a dangerous type of food poisoning
Output: botulism
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: These Mayan stucco friezes depict the days & these 3 prominent celestial bodies
Output: sun, moon & venus
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: All but one of the domesticated breeds of this animal are derived from the mallard
Output: duck
Category: GUILTY PLEASURES 
Clue: Trista Rehn was this 2003 TV title person
Output: the bachelorette
Category: WELL, "B"! 
Clue: A family member who doesn't fit in is known by this dark, woolly term
Output: black sheep
Category: THE LIQUOR CABINET 
Clue: Sercial is a madeira used as an aperitif & bual is one used as this type
Output: digestif
Category: THE "L" YOU SAY 
Clue: Mersey me!  World Book's article on this city on the Mersey makes no mention of the Fab Four
Output: liverpool
Category: U.S.A. 
Clue: It was first surveyed to settle a dispute between the Penn family & the Calvert family
Output: mason-dixon line
Category: IT'S TOO LATE 
Clue: If you want to see a moa-nalo, a large duck native to these islands, you're only about 1,000 years late: they're extinct
Output: the hawaiian islands
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: One account had her opening a jar, not a box, but she still shuts it before hope escapes
Output: pandora
Category: "A.C." 
Clue: Born Vincent Furnier, he sang the theme from "Friday the 13th, Part VI: Jason Lives"
Output: alice cooper
Category: A PRAYER TO BE NAMED LATER 
Clue: In 2000 Venka-Tachalapathi Samuldrala became the first of this faith to open the U.S. House with an invocation
Output: hindu
Category: U.S. GOVERNMENT & POLITICS 
Clue: This document served as our basic charter of government from 1781 until the Constitution in 1789
Output: the articles of confederation
Category: ANAGRAMMED CANADIAN PROVINCES 
Clue: A HACKSAW NEST
Output: saskatchewan
Category: DAVES OF OUR LIVES 
Clue: In December 2005 an estimated 13.5 million late-night viewers tuned in to see him welcome Oprah to his show
Output: david letterman
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: At the 2004 Olympics, this event's course will run from Marathon to Athens
Output: marathon
Category: AWARDS & HONORS 
Clue: Past winners of the Pritzker Prize for this include I.M. Pei & Frank Gehry
Output: architecture
Category: I NEED MY "SPACE" 
Clue: It's been making people scream at Disney World since the '70s
Output: space mountain
Category: RHYMES WITH COD 
Clue: Perhaps from obsolete Dutch for "shred", it's a young cod or haddock
Output: scrod
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: In the 1870s germs of this disease of cattle became the first microorganism identified as a cause of illness
Output: anthrax
Category: A FINE CATEGORY 
Clue: 6-letter word for one who sprays his own name in graffiti; no matter how cool the signature, he may get fined for it
Output: tagger
Category: CAMEL LOT 
Clue: For over 40 years, Virginia City, an old mining town in this state, has hosted yearly camel races
Output: nevada
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: Lincoln called it "the book that caused the big war"
Output: uncle tom\'s cabin
Category: POP SONGS BY THE NUMBERS 
Clue: According to the title of a Spice Girls ballad, when this happens, "It's the only way to be"
Output: "when two becomes one"
Category: TRAVEL U.S.A. 
Clue: At his birthplace at 224 S. 2nd St., Winterset, Iowa, you can see the eye patch he wore in a 1969 film
Output: john wayne
Category: REMEMBER APRIL 
Clue: Donald Duck's nephews are Huey, Dewey & Louie; her nieces are April, May & June
Output: daisy duck
Category: STATES' HIGHEST POINTS 
Clue: Mount Arvon on the Upper Peninsula
Output: michigan
Category: AZTEC GODS 
Clue: You'd have to get up pretty early to catch Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, the Aztec god of this
Output: the dawn
Category: "NORTH"ERN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: In 1876 the people of this Minnesota city, now home to Carleton College, foiled a raid by Jesse James & his cohorts
Output: northfield
Category: SPORT OF KINGS 
Clue: Sire of Slew O' Gold
Output: seattle slew
Category: BUSINESS LETTERS 
Clue: Movie theater chain AMC is "American" this "Cinema"--a prefix often found in front of "plex"
Output: multi
Category: AT THE BUILDING SITE 
Clue: The current affairs this person deals with are labelled H & C
Output: the plumber
Category: TRAVEL U.S.A. 
Clue: This theme park contains a replica of the "Tennessee Mountain Home" where Dolly Parton grew up
Output: dollywood
Category: GEOGRAPH"Y" 
Clue: This Scandinavian country has 2 forms of its official language -- Bokmal & Nynorsk
Output: norway
Category: '80s BANDS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: Hommes Sans Chapeaux
Output: men without hats
Category: CHICKS RULE! 
Clue: This queen who died in 1504 & this king, her husband, were known as "The Catholic Kings"
Output: isabella & ferdinand
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: This large Swiss city is on the western end of Lake Geneva
Output: geneva
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Manly first name of British plotter Fawkes & "Sesame Street" game-show host Smiley
Output: guy
Category: RUSSIAN FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: A beef & sour cream dish bears the name of this noble family; it was created by their chef
Output: beef stroganoff
Category: THE "-STING" 
Clue: Fishermen & directors do it (P.S. Don't sit on that couch!)
Output: casting
Category: EAT YOUR VEGGIES 
Clue: The Dutch type of this is white, as it's grown underground; the American is green, as the spears are grown above
Output: asparagus
Category: AWARD PRESENTERS 
Clue: The International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences
Output: the webby awards
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: In 1991, after 12 seasons at the Salt Palace, this NBA team moved its home games to the Delta Center
Output: the utah jazz
Category: MEMORABLE MNEMONICS 
Clue: This line of a rhyme tells us what happened "in fourteen hundred and ninety-two"
Output: columbus sailed the ocean blue
Category: CAN I GET YOUR NUMBER? 
Clue: According to the popular rhyme, the total number of whacks used by Lizzie Borden on her parents
Output: 81
Category: SCARFACE 
Clue: This event orchestrated by Capone took place at a garage at 2122 N. Clark St.
Output: the st. valentine\'s day massacre
Category: OPRYLAND USA 
Clue: A historic building, this former home of the Grand Ole Opry was renovated & reopened in 1994
Output: the ryman auditorium
Category: YADA YADA YADA 
Clue: In a 1775 speech he declared, "I know not what course others may take..." yada yada yada
Output: henry
Category: CLASSIC MOVIES 
Clue: Organized crime is the real Corleone family business in this 1972 classic
Output: the godfather
Category: DOLPHINS 
Clue: The largest members of the dolphin family are the creatures with this homicidal name
Output: killer whales
Category: YO, JIMMY! 
Clue: The Jimmy was a popular SUV from this American automaker
Output: gmc
Category: ON THE COVER OF ROLLING STONE 
Clue: "Nothing Compares" to this singer seen on covers in 1990 & '91, & with even less hair in '92
Output: sinead o\'connor
Category: BEST PICTURE OSCAR WINNERS 
Clue: Inmates at the Oregon State Mental Hospital played extras in this 1975 Oscar winner
Output: one flew over the cuckoo\'s nest
Category: ON- & OFF-SCREEN ROMANCES 
Clue: Dennis Quaid found inner peace when he married this co-star of "Innerspace" in 1991
Output: meg ryan
Category: FOOD 
Clue: The Spaniards called it pina de Indes from its resemblance to a pine cone
Output: pineapple
Category: SECOND PLACE 
Clue: South America's second largest country in area, it borders the largest
Output: argentina
Category: DRIVING THE GREEN 
Clue: The Escape Hybrid from this company claims to have a "range of well over 400 miles on a single tank"
Output: ford
Category: ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY 
Clue: Since 1937 this world-famous tomb has been protected by an honor guard 24 hours a day
Output: tomb of the unknown soldier
Category: FRANKENSTEIN 
Clue: Once voiced by Bob McFadden, he's breakfast cereal's animated equivalent of Frankenstein
Output: frankenberry
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Pope Paul III was a leader in this movement whose name implies it opposed Protestantism
Output: the counter-reformation
Category: & A BIBLE PERSON TO BE NAMED LATER 
Clue: Dismas, the penitent one of these, & Gestas, the impenitent one, died by crucifixion & acquired their names much later
Output: thieves
Category: CHEMISTRY CLASS 
Clue: This man whose name is on a laboratory burner invented a carbon-zinc electric cell
Output: robert bunsen
Category: QUOTABLE WOMEN 
Clue: Sappho once wrote, "No" this sweet "for me, if it comes with a bee"
Output: honey
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: When light is passed thru a prism, it produces this spread of colors
Output: spectrum
Category: AROUND THE PACIFIC 
Clue: In 1697 Jesuits founded Loreto, the 1st permanent European settlement on this "lower" peninsula
Output: baja california
Category: WHAT'S THE MATTER...YELLOW?? 
Clue: Call it crazy, but unlike other types of these birds, the yellow-billed one builds its own nest instead of invading
Output: cuckoo
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: As it often turns out, "Truth is stranger than" this
Output: fiction
Category: 1979 
Clue: Herman Tarnower & Nathan Pritikin rode the bestseller lists with books on doing this
Output: dieting
Category: THE NORMANS 
Clue: The Normans called their knights this; one may have been Maurice's ancestor
Output: chevaliers
Category: PULITZER-WINNING BIOGRAPHIES & AUTOBIOGRAPHIES 
Clue: Title length of time in Arthur Schlesinger Jr.'s 1966 prize-winner subtitled "John F. Kennedy in the White House"
Output: a thousand days
Category: ACTION CINEMA 2010! 
Clue: Rampage was the name of an actor in this film; Faceman was the name of a character
Output: the a-team
Category: BUTTON IT! 
Clue: President Ford introduced a new economic program in Oct. 1974 with "win" buttons, standing for "whip" this "now"
Output: inflation
Category: QUARTER BACKS 
Clue: A gift from France unveiled in 1886
Output: new york
Category: WELL, I NEVER! 
Clue: Dennis Hastert, Champ Clark & Tip O'Neill all held this leadership post in congress but I never did...yet!
Output: speaker of the house
Category: ART SUPPLIES 
Clue: A mop, one of these made from camel hair, is used for watercolors
Output: brush
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: In the New Testament order, Paul's first epistle goes to this group, not friends or countrymen
Output: the romans
Category: HOLE 
Clue: A standard round of PGA golf is this many holes
Output: 18
Category: NOTORIOUS 
Clue: Arrested over 30 times, she paid her fines with profits from selling souvenir hatchets with her name on them
Output: carrie nation
Category: ON, WISCONSIN! 
Clue: got this official Wisconsin state domesticated animal?
Output: a dairy cow
Category: "S"PAÑOL 
Clue: At a fiesta, you might raise a glass of sangria & make a toast using this word that means "health"
Output: salud
Category: COMPLETES THE PROVERB 
Clue: "If you can't stand the heat..."
Output: get out of the kitchen
Category: BETSY ROSS 
Clue: Betsy's dad helped build Pennsylvania's old state house, better known by this name
Output: independence hall
Category: "FUN" IN 
Clue: A professional solicitor of financial contributions for charity
Output: fundraiser
Category: PUT IT ON!  PUT IT ON! 
Clue: Style of socks named for a former county in Scotland
Output: argyle
Category: "C-E-S" 
Clue: This element is atomic number 55
Output: cesium
Category: HERE'S SOME ADVICE 
Clue: "Virtue is its own" this
Output: reward
Category: WHAT THE "MEL" 
Clue: He penned the immortal introduction "Call me Ishmael"
Output: herman melville
Category: THE "ND" 
Clue: Style of jazz heard here:
Output: dixieland
Category: INTERNATIONAL ETIQUETTE 
Clue: When meeting the pope, non-Catholics may shake his hand but Catholics are expected to take his hand & kiss this
Output: his ring
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: She wrote the poem that says, "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free"
Output: emma lazarus
Category: BOGIE MEN 
Clue: Fred C. Dobbs
Output: the treasure of the sierra madre
Category: "PICK" ME! 
Clue: Restaurant counter pick-me-up to dig that piece of broccoli out from between your incisors
Output: a toothpick
Category: SHAKESPEARE'S CHARACTERS 
Clue: This tragic & foolish king's last words are "Do you see this?  Look on her!  Look--her lips!  Look there!"
Output: king lear
Category: PEOPLE WITH PEANUTS NAMES 
Clue: The doctor was in when this important hominid fossil was discovered in 1974
Output: lucy
Category: THE COMEDY STYLINGS OF... 
Clue: This deadpan comic asked, "If you were going to shoot a mime, would you use a silencer?"
Output: steven wright
Category: VEGGIES' SCIENTIFIC NAMES 
Clue: Lactuca sativa, it's also a slang term for paper money
Output: lettuce
Category: A COUNTRY OF AFRICA 
Clue: The name of this central African republic comes from camaroes, a Portuguese word for the prawns found there
Output: cameroon
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Built in 312 B.C. to link Rome & the South of Italy, it's still in use today
Output: the appian way
Category: LET'S GET SIRIUS 
Clue: In 1844 Friedrich Bessel discovered that Sirius was one of these, also called a double or twin star
Output: a binary
Category: "EZ" DOES IT 
Clue: It's the crime of stealing money that has been entrusted to one's care
Output: embezzlement
Category: EVERYDAY ITEMS 
Clue: Made of copper-plated zinc, they cost the government 80 percent of their worth to produce
Output: pennies
Category: FAMOUS 17th NAMES 
Clue: Real playwright who wrote "The Imaginary Invalid"
Output: molière
Category: ENCHANTED APRIL 
Clue: Although his expedition reached the N. Pole in April 1909, he couldn't relay the news until September
Output: peary
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: In 2003 top model Tyra Banks conducted a search for "America's Next" one of these
Output: top model
Category: ARKANSAS 
Clue: This Arkansas city is home to the William J. Clinton Birthplace
Output: hope
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: A foundation in Nebraska City, Nebraska oversees & coordinates the activities of this tree-planting holiday
Output: arbor day
Category: THEY CAME FROM CLEVELAND 
Clue: This former big wheel of the Cars recently produced Weezer's debut album
Output: ric ocasek
Category: THE BODY HUMAN 
Clue: Oddly, the "small" one of these is over 15 feet longer than the "large" one
Output: intestine
Category: THE LANGUAGE OF SPORT 
Clue: To be stumped, sticky wicket
Output: cricket
Category: THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE BUSINESS BUSINESS 
Clue: The first Blockbuster Video store opened during this decade in Dallas, Texas
Output: the \'80s
Category: ADJECTIVES 
Clue: Meaning adapted for seizing or grasping, it often describes a monkey's tail
Output: prehensile
Category: UNFORESEEN FINDS 
Clue: G.E. scientists looking for synthetic rubber during WWII discovered this toy that lifts images off a page
Output: silly putty
Category: WHAT'S UP, PEDIATRICIAN? 
Clue: Timmy's scary cough is just from this common 5-letter inflammation of the larynx
Output: croup
Category: 1930s AVIATION 
Clue: In 1931 Boeing, National, Pacific & Varney Airlines joined forces under this new name
Output: united airlines
Category: "Y"? 
Clue: You can split the atom or even do barrel rolls using this toy
Output: a yo-yo
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: Our sun is classified as the yellow type of these "small" stars
Output: dwarfs
Category: WHO THOUGHT OF THAT? 
Clue: In 1965 Stephanie Kwolek developed this material used in bulletproof vests
Output: kevlar
Category: QUOTES 
Clue: 19th C. German chancellor who spoke of "Blut und Eisen", meaning "blood & iron"
Output: otto von bismarck
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: In the book "The Sun Also Rises", Robert Cohn is a novelist who had attended this New Jersey university
Output: princeton
Category: IT BORDERS INDIA 
Clue: The Ganges River flows through India into this neighbor, where it reaches the Bay Of Bengal
Output: bangladesh
Category: YOU NEED SOME BACKUP 
Clue: Smokey Robinson
Output: the miracles
Category: COLORFUL CHARACTERS 
Clue: This Jack London title character's mother is called Kiche and his father is One-Eye
Output: white fang
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: It's home to Europe's highest active volcano
Output: sicily
Category: BANDS 
Clue: Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis, Jr., Florence LaRue, Lamonte McLemore & Ron Townson made up this group
Output: the 5th dimension
Category: SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER 
Clue: It's the home of Northern Arizona University
Output: flagstaff
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: In this Ray Bradbury novel, fireman Guy Montague has the job of burning books
Output: "fahrenheit 451"
Category: AN IRISH PUB QUIZ 
Clue: This Dublin brewer dating back to 1759 says its draught elixir is best served at 43 degrees Fahrenheit
Output: guinness
Category: IN THE "O" ZONE 
Clue: The seat of Weber county, this city is east of the Great Salt Lake
Output: ogden
Category: CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS 
Clue: Unlike many of the other characters in this musical, Tuptim is from Burma
Output: the king and i
Category: A QUESTION ABOUT TELEVISION 
Clue: This popular game show featured the question "Will our mystery guest enter and sign in, please?"
Output: what\'s my line?
Category: CARTOON BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Krusty the Clown's odd-haired partner who jammed to reggae in Jamaica before his 1981 death
Output: sideshow bob marley
Category: DOWN ECUADOR WAY 
Clue: These islands made famous by Darwin became a part of Ecuador in the 19th century
Output: galapagos
Category: FAIL TO THE CHIEF 
Clue: In April 1961 he signed off on a disastrous invasion of a neighboring country
Output: john kennedy
Category: I SAW IT ON TV 
Clue: I saw U.S. Marines topple a statue of this man on April 9, 2003
Output: saddam hussein
Category: THE SHAPE OF THINGS 
Clue: Geometrically, this "great" polyhedron has a polygonal base & sides which come to a common vertex
Output: a pyramid
Category: DOCUMENTARIES 
Clue: Subway's Jared Fogle turns up for a cameo in this 2004 Morgan Spurlock film about fast food in America
Output: super size me
Category: "FOUR" WORDS 
Clue: King, king, king, king, or three, three, three, three, for example
Output: four of a kind
Category: YOU JUST HAVE TO "ASK" 
Clue: The 2 U.S. states that fit the category
Output: alaska & nebraska
Category: I'LL HAVE SECONDS 
Clue: Alliterative 2-word term for clairvoyance
Output: second sight
Category: GOT YOUR GOAT 
Clue: Goat Island separates the 2 waterfalls that make up this much larger one
Output: niagara falls
Category: "POMP" IT UP! 
Clue: He was premier of France from 1962 to 1968
Output: georges pompidou
Category: YOU MAKE MY "HEART" SING 
Clue: You can tell Billy Ray Cyrus' "lips to tell my fingertips", but don't tell this title organ; it "might blow up and kill this man"
Output: his "achy breaky heart"
Category: SO YOU WANT TO BE A FIREFIGHTER 
Clue: A physical exam may require you to lift & extend a 20- or 24-foot aluminum one of these
Output: ladder
Category: FOOTBALL 101 
Clue: Despite this nickname for a football, it's actually made of leather
Output: pigskin
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: Hey, it's the "Bay State"
Output: massachusetts
Category: MANHATTAN'S MUSEUM MILE 
Clue: The exterior of this museum at 5th & 89th was designed to break the rectangular grid of Manhattan
Output: the guggenheim
Category: MISC. 
Clue: This noble gas glows orange-red when an electric current is passed through it
Output: neon
Category: THEY HATE L.A. 
Clue: In this 1977 movie Woody Allen says L.A.'s "only cultural advantage" is a right turn on a red light
Output: annie hall
Category: INSECTS 
Clue: This fly that you might find "in distress" resembles a dragonfly but folds its wings back at rest
Output: damselfly
Category: IT'S A JUNGLE OUT THERE 
Clue: The length of this South American water boa may exceed 30 feet
Output: anaconda
Category: 19th CENTURY INVENTIONS 
Clue: Elevators date back to Roman times; in 1853 he showed off his safety device so passengers could ride on them
Output: otis
Category: 1998 QUOTATIONS 
Clue: Concerning a failed Windows 98 demonstration, he said, "I guess we still have some bugs to work out"
Output: bill gates
Category: LAKES & RIVERS 
Clue: He was nominated for an Oscar in 1989; his brother Joaquin, in 2001
Output: river phoenix
Category: ALL ABOUT ANIMALS 
Clue: To aid in digestion & help with ballast, crocodiles swallow these
Output: rocks/stones
Category: DIGESTION 
Clue: It's the "A" being controlled by Pepcid AC
Output: acid
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This river's drainage area covers about 1.25 million square miles in 31 states
Output: mississippi
Category: "C.B." 
Clue: Author full of hot "Eyre"
Output: charlotte bronte
Category: THE WORLD 
Clue: Honolulu County is on this island
Output: oahu
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICANA 
Clue: Frederick Douglass said this political party was the ship & everything else was the ocean
Output: the republican party
Category: HISTORY ON TV 
Clue: In this show's 1983 finale, the Korean War ends but Hawkeye has a nervous breakdown
Output: m*a*s*h
Category: OSCAR-WINNING SONGS 
Clue: "Under the Sea"
Output: the little mermaid
Category: PRESIDENTIAL MOMS 
Clue: Sara Delano
Output: fdr
Category: FAKING IT 
Clue: Aesop's shepherd boy got his kicks from falsely crying this
Output: "wolf!"
Category: SHATTERING ALLUSIONS 
Clue: Being in the middle of things puts you at this, the point on the surface above the focus of an earthquake
Output: epicenter
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: They advise "Be all you can be"
Output: the army
Category: ON THE MONEY 
Clue: The current $2 bill features him on the front
Output: jefferson
Category: NAMED AFTER JFK 
Clue: Located in Queens, it first opened to commercial traffic in July 1948
Output: jfk airport
Category: BIRDS 
Clue: Nutcrackers & magpies belong to this bird family
Output: crow
Category: FUN WITH STATE NAMES 
Clue: The one vowel that does not begin a state name (& don't say "Y"; we don't need the viewer mail)
Output: e
Category: AL, HISTORY'S PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE PAL 
Clue: Wanting to get this Austrian archduke out of his hair, Al told him to go to Sarajevo on June 28, 1914
Output: archduke franz ferdinand
Category: A PIECE OF CAKE 
Clue: Italian for "recooked", it's the key ingredient in the creamiest cheesecake
Output: ricotta
Category: WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE 
Clue: Joan Cusack performed with an improv group while studying at this school in Madison
Output: university of wisconsin
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: This American cyclist criticized Lance Armstrong in the July 15, 2004 issue of the French newspaper Le Monde
Output: lemond
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Aviatrix is a feminine form of this noun
Output: aviator
Category: S, U OR V 
Clue: Feel enriched if you know this symbol for the 92nd element of the periodic table
Output: u
Category: ANIMAL LIFE 
Clue: Panther is a term for a black one of these cats
Output: jaguar/leopard
Category: FAITH IN AMERICA 
Clue: In the main Hare Krishna mantra, it's the word that's not Hare or Krishna
Output: rama
Category: WE'RE TALKING FOOTBALL 
Clue: Led by this quarterback, the Pittsburgh Steelers won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1975 & '76
Output: terry bradshaw
Category: CLUB ME! 
Clue: High heels & bikini bottoms are the dress code at this club on "The Sopranos" (for the dancers, not for Tony)
Output: the bada bing club
Category: NAME THE SHAKESPEARE PLAY 
Clue: "Good-night, good-night!  Parting is such sweet sorrow that I shall say good-night till it be morrow"
Output: romeo and juliet
Category: FICTIONAL MEN OF WAR 
Clue: In this epic Russell Crowe played the victorious Roman general Maximum Decimus Meridius
Output: gladiator
Category: MISSING LYRICS 
Clue: "What goes up must come down, ___ ___ got to go 'round"
Output: spinning wheel
Category: HURRY "UP"! 
Clue: Geographically, Michiganders know it's the U.P.
Output: upper peninsula
Category: BOB DYLAN CHRONICLES 
Clue: "May you build a ladder to the stars and climb on every rung"
Output: "forever young"
Category: NEW YORK ON FILM 
Clue: All of Manhattan has become a maximum-security prison in this futuristic Kurt Russell thriller
Output: escape from new york
Category: SUBATOMIC PARTICLES 
Clue: One proton makes up over 99% of the mass of an atom of this element, 2 of which are found in water
Output: hydrogen
Category: "ARK", WHO GOES THERE? 
Clue: The U.S. Patent Office lists 3 types of intellectual property--patents, copyrights & these
Output: trademarks
Category: SOCIAL ISSUES 
Clue: Also used by trapeze artists, it refers to programs like Medicare that protect the needy
Output: safety net
Category: I WRITE THE SONGS 
Clue: Just 5'2", his stature is huge for writing "An Old Fashioned Love Song" & a theme for "The Love Boat"
Output: paul williams
Category: SUMMER SCHOOL 
Clue: From the Latin for "sun standing still", in 2011 it will happen at 5:16 P.M. GMT on June 21
Output: the summer solstice
Category: YOU CAN QUOTE ME 
Clue: This Surrealist once quipped that "The only difference between me and a madman is that I am not mad"
Output: dalí
Category: BELLS 
Clue: Percussion instrument seen here
Output: cowbell
Category: THINGS ON NFL HELMETS 
Clue: A white arrowhead with a black outline; inside are 2 letters
Output: the kansas city chiefs
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: In Old England, a sack was a unit of weight for this fiber covering 364 pounds; so 3 sacks full weighed 1092 lbs.
Output: wool
Category: BOTTLED WATER 
Clue: This sparkling French mineral water that comes in a green bottle is named for a doctor from Nimes
Output: perrier
Category: ANOTHER WORD IN THESAURUS 
Clue: When you "make" this, you go with speed
Output: haste
Category: 4-LETTER "F" WORDS 
Clue: A young deer, or Ms. Hall
Output: a fawn
Category: JUST A "SEC"! 
Clue: To cut apart a dead animal's body to examine the structure & relation of parts
Output: dissection
Category: THE 2005 GREENSBORO MAYORAL RACE 
Clue: Vote did he get, this 900-year-old "Star Wars" character
Output: yoda
Category: MUSIC VIDEOS 
Clue: At the beginning of her 2005 "Boyfriend" video, she is being chased by the police
Output: ashlee simpson
Category: THE "SS" WORD 
Clue: The pressure is on to make this coffee, quick
Output: espresso
Category: LET'S GO TO A MUSEUM 
Clue: MOMA in N.Y. is the Museum of Modern Art & MOCA in L.A. is the museum of this
Output: contemporary art
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: When West Virginia became a state in 1863, Wheeling was its capital; this city became the permanent capital in 1885
Output: charleston
Category: I KNOW THAT SONG 
Clue: "Someone left the cake out in the rain, I don't think that I could take it 'cause it took so long to bake it..."
Output: "macarthur park"
Category: "B" & "O" 
Clue: They play home games at Camden Yards
Output: baltimore orioles
Category: MOUNTAINS 
Clue: The world headquarters for the Bahai Faith is on Mount Carmel in this country
Output: israel
Category: AUDIO LITERATURE 
Clue: He's the Monty Python member heard here reading from Dante's "Inferno"
Output: john cleese
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: To help him build a poweful navy, this "Magnificent" Ottoman ruler enlisted the aid of Barbarossa
Output: suleiman
Category: WHAT KIND OF ANIMAL MASCOT? 
Clue: Elmer's glue
Output: a bull
Category: IT'S THE ECONOMY, STUPID! 
Clue: Of $3.75, $5.15 or $7.25, the current federal minimum hourly wage
Output: $5.15
Category: A STICKY SITUATION 
Clue: In one of his bits, David Letterman stuck to a wall by wearing a suit made of this fastening material
Output: velcro
Category: SPORTS QUOTES 
Clue: Asked about his golf game after leaving the White House, this 34th Pres. said that "a lot more people beat me now"
Output: eisenhower
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Paul Reubens persona who penned "Moby Dick"
Output: pee-wee herman melville
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Explorer & sailor Thor Heyerdahl was of this nationality
Output: norwegian
Category: SHOW BIZ STUFF 
Clue: That's...healthier, we guess; Ron Wood's wife gave this Stone's guitarist 12 bottles of organic vodka
Output: keith richards
Category: A STORIED HISTORY 
Clue: This author's "Noble House" follows the tea trading business in Hong Kong & China
Output: james clavell
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Be quiet little dog, & I'll feed you these deep fried concoctions made of corn meal
Output: hush puppies
Category: ROLLING STONE'S 20 MOST ANNOYING SONGS 
Clue: This Sisqo song about a piece of clothing mentioned another song on the list, "Livin' La Vida Loca"
Output: "thong song"
Category: EDDIE MURPHY MOVIES 
Clue: Art Buchwald was awarded original story credit for this film in which Eddie played an African prince
Output: coming to america
Category: WHISTLER 
Clue: Whistler moved to London in 1859 & painted this river often, including "In Ice" in 1860
Output: the thames
Category: ROOMMATES 
Clue: These Sesame Street Muppet roommates have shared an apartment since 1969
Output: bert & ernie
Category: THE TITANIC 
Clue: This happened between the third & fourth funnel, a fact no one knew until the Titanic was found in 1985
Output: it broke in half
Category: MILITARY MATTERS 
Clue: This man was the first Vietnam veteran nominated for president by either the Democrats or Republicans
Output: al gore
Category: ONE OF THE 12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL 
Clue: Goldie's "Private"
Output: benjamin
Category: THE "METH"OD 
Clue: In mythology, the husband of Pandora & brother of Prometheus; in astronomy, a moon of Saturn
Output: epimetheus
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: In 1989, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend & John Entwistle reunited as this group for an American tour
Output: the who
Category: KELLY GIRLS 
Clue: Former "Baywatch" lifeguard Kelly Packard joined Dean Cain on this TBS series
Output: ripley\'s believe it or not!
Category: PEOPLE & PLACES 
Clue: These nomads call themselves the Rom, which means "man" or "husband" in their language, Romany
Output: gypsies
Category: AROUND THE USA 
Clue: The National Museum of American Art is in this city's Old Patent Office Building
Output: washington, d.c.
Category: KEYBOARD NEIGHBORS 
Clue: In Caesar's time it was 90
Output: xc
Category: SHARKS! 
Clue: It's said that black wetsuits attract great white sharks because swimmers resemble these animals
Output: seals
Category: RIDE ON 
Clue: For leisure purposes, you don't need a license to operate the Triton 1000, this type of vehicle
Output: a submarine
Category: VWLLSS VGTBLS 
Clue: JCM is a Mexican root
Output: jicama
Category: CHEESY COUNTRIES 
Clue: Kasseri
Output: greece
Category: TV TEENS 
Clue: We watched him grow into a teen on "The Wonder Years" & he's still "Working" today
Output: fred savage
Category: CINCO DE MAYO BIRTHDAYS 
Clue: Born May 5, 1919, Giorgios Papadopoulos became dictator of this country in 1967
Output: greece
Category: WOMEN IN SPORTS 
Clue: In 1993 Marge Schott, owner of this team, was suspended for making racist remarks
Output: cincinnati reds
Category: THE LOSING TICKET 
Clue: Running mate Sparkman failed to spark this Democrat's 1952 campaign
Output: stevenson
Category: MY PLACE? 
Clue: As he often said, Chris Farley's character Matt Foley lived in one of these down by the river
Output: van
Category: HOW “SWEET” IT IS 
Clue: This Tennessee Williams play features fading film star Princess Kosmonopolis
Output: sweet bird of youth
Category: FEET 
Clue: The toe most likely to sport an ingrown toenail
Output: big toe
Category: HELOISE'S BEAUTY HINTS 
Clue: Try mixing lipstick with petroleum jelly if you run out of this cheek cosmetic
Output: blush
Category: ART HISTORY 
Clue: Bernini's work for St. Peter's exemplifies this style of sculpture that dominated from 1600 to 1750
Output: baroque
Category: BARBARA WALTERS' 20 YEARS 
Clue: Most will never forget when Barbara asked this actress "What kind of a tree are you?"; she said "Oak"
Output: katharine hepburn
Category: BEASTLY RHYME TIME 
Clue: The jargon of an Australian wild dog
Output: dingo lingo
Category: ANNUALLY OBSERVED 
Clue: A Hallmark card for these professionals' day, near Mother's Day, refers to their "patient, giving ways"
Output: nurses
Category: THE MATE Rx 
Clue: On this TV show President Bartlet got betaseron injections from his wife for his MS
Output: the west wing
Category: LIVRES EN FRANCAIS 
Clue: "Le Silence des Agneaux"
Output: the silence of the lambs
Category: THE FRENCH HAVE A(N ENGLISH) WORD FOR IT 
Clue: To a Frenchman, it's a sphere on which a map of the Earth is depicted
Output: globe
Category: MUSIC APPRECIATION 
Clue: A Haydn symphony bears the name of this British university that gave Haydn an honorary degree
Output: oxford
Category: THE BOSS 
Clue: This longtime backup group was named for the address of the original keyboardist's mother
Output: the e street band
Category: NATIONAL MONUMENTS 
Clue: With Ellis Island, it's the USA's most visited national monument
Output: statue of liberty
Category: WORLD OF BUSINESS 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Deidre Hall from "Days of Our Lives")  This California company that began in 1945 turned Erica Kane & my character, Marlena Evans, into dolls
Output: mattel
Category: NORTHWESTERN 
Clue: You'll find this bay at the northwestern-most point of the Pyrenees
Output: bay of biscay
Category: THE DOGS 
Clue: This dog wants you to take a bite out of crime
Output: mcgruff the crime dog
Category: STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: The "Mile High City"
Output: denver
Category: FASHION DESIGNERS 
Clue: In 1994 he sold his underwear business for $64 million
Output: klein
Category: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: Nearly 25 percent of U.S. teens now own one of these phones, so there's no excuse for not calling home
Output: a cell phone
Category: 17th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: In 1635 the Public Latin School, the first public school in British America, was established in this city
Output: boston
Category: UTENSILS 
Clue: Be it eggs or cream, you can whip it real good with this 5-letter wire utensil
Output: a whisk
Category: IT'S IN ARGENTINA 
Clue: Fossil tracks of Limayichnus major, a type of this, can be seen near El Chocon, Argentina
Output: a dinosaur
Category: COLLEGE SPORTS RIVALRIES 
Clue: In 2000 these 2 Big 10 schools were named ESPN.com's all-time top rivalry
Output: michigan & ohio state
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: In a 1794 paper John Dalton gave the first description of this optical condition
Output: color blindness
Category: BY THE BAY 
Clue: Nuuk, the capital of this vast, cold island, is on a bay whose name means "bay of good hope"
Output: greenland
Category: MONOPOLY 
Clue: This corporation's monopoly on TV broadcasting in England was broken in the 1950s by ITV
Output: the bbc
Category: AIRCRAFT CARRIER NAMES 
Clue: Aircraft carriers named for stinging insects include the USS Wasp & this one, now a museum
Output: the hornet
Category: AS "U" LIKE IT 
Clue: AKA Northern Ireland
Output: ulster
Category: AUTHOR! AUTHOR! 
Clue: Author & involuntary recluse seen here
Output: salman rushdie
Category: LET'S SPEAK ITALIAN 
Clue: Quattrocento refers to this century, specifically the early Renaissance in Italy
Output: 15th century
Category: FUN WITH OPERA 
Clue: Dr. Gregg tries to kiss his anesthetist in "Gallantry", an opera inspired by this kind of daytime drama
Output: a soap opera
Category: KIDDIE LIT CHARACTERS 
Clue: You may have "heard" of this good-hearted pachyderm
Output: horton
Category: SINGERS 
Clue: Keith Richards & this singer once used the pseudonyms Wanker, Phelge when composing songs
Output: mick jagger
Category: GOD BLESS NEBRASKA 
Clue: In 1950 Omaha became the home of this sport's men's college championship
Output: baseball
Category: IT'S MILLER TIME 
Clue: This writer has been married to Ingeborg Morath & Marilyn Monroe
Output: arthur miller
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: In 1977 this Ugandan leader survived at least one assassination attempt & 2 attempted coups
Output: idi amin
Category: SAY CHEESE 
Clue: In Greece a favorite pizza from Domino's is topped with pepperoni, onions, Greek olives & this 4-letter cheese
Output: feta
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Drumlins are elongated, elliptical hills formed at the edges of these moving ice masses
Output: glaciers
Category: LANDMARKS 
Clue: This name properly refers to only the great hour bell at the northern end of London's Houses of Parliament
Output: big ben
Category: NICE "AB"s! 
Clue: It precedes "...all hope, ye who enter here"
Output: abandon
Category: WOMEN IN SPORTS 
Clue: In 1989, 12-year-old Victoria Brucker became the 1st U.S. girl to play in this baseball event
Output: the little league world series
Category: QUOTED IN BARTLETT'S 
Clue: Cartoonist R. Crumb gets the credit for this 3-word slogan
Output: "keep on truckin\'"
Category: SITCOMS 
Clue: This Latino comedian stars as an assembly line work in his eponymous sitcom
Output: george lopez
Category: BIRDIE 
Clue: The name of this small member of the parrot family can contain a "qu" instead of a "k"
Output: a parakeet
Category: "SUB" CATEGORY 
Clue: A smaller residential community, like Scarsdale, New York or Greenwich, Connecticut
Output: suburb
Category: LITERARY DEDICATIONS 
Clue: E.E. Cummings "dedicated" his book "No Thanks" to the publishers who rejected it & to this woman who paid to print it
Output: his mother
Category: THE "FIRST" STATE 
Clue: This nuclear capability is designed to completely knock out an enemy's ability to respond to your attack
Output: first strike
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In this mid-1930s this U.S. naval officer chartered the Edsel Ford mountains in Antarctica
Output: byrd
Category: THAT'LL HOLD WATER 
Clue: From the Latin cista, "box", it's a tank that holds water
Output: cistern
Category: -O-O-O- YES! 
Clue: The city of Perm in Russia used to be caled this, also the name of an infamous cocktail
Output: molotov
Category: WHO PLAYED 'EM? 
Clue: Maude Findlay
Output: bea arthur
Category: HOOKED ON HOMOPHONICS 
Clue: Negating adverb, or a half-hitch
Output: not / knot
Category: RHYME TRAP 
Clue: A globe is a round one
Output: a map
Category: I'M A PEPPER, YOU'RE A PEPPER 
Clue: This pungent herb's scientific name is Mentha piperita
Output: peppermint
Category: FAMOUS TEXANS 
Clue: The family home of this longtime Speaker of the House is now a museum in Bonham, Texas
Output: sam rayburn
Category: FIRST AID 
Clue: If this is not severe, it can often be controlled by direct pressure
Output: bleeding
Category: BETTER KNOWN AS.... 
Clue: Late sportscaster Howard Cohen
Output: howard cosell
Category: SOUTH DAKOTA 
Clue: In Storybook Land in Aberdeen, where this author once lived, the "Oz" stories come to life
Output: l. frank baum
Category: OFFICIAL STATE THINGS 
Clue: Florida's official one of these insects is the zebra longwing
Output: butterfly
Category: FUN AT THE BALLPARK 
Clue: In a 1983 game the presence of this substance on George Brett's bat caused controversy at Yankee Stadium
Output: pine tar
Category: MAD ABOUT SCIENTISTS 
Clue: Galileo famously saw spots before his eyes when he studied this in 1611
Output: the sun
Category: HIGH INTELLIGENCE 
Clue: In 2004 he replaced George Tenet as the permanent head of the CIA
Output: porter goss
Category: SILLY SONGS 
Clue: According to the title of a Roger Miller song, it's what you can't do "In a buffalo herd"
Output: roller skate
Category: GOING TO THE DOCTOR 
Clue: It might feel like your arm is going to explode when that rubber cuff is inflated, but the doc is just measuring this
Output: blood pressure
Category: GIN & JUICE 
Clue: Shorts-lovin' Ms. Duke might enjoy lemon juice, sugar, grenadine, maraschino cherry & an orange slice in a "gin" this
Output: a gin daisy
Category: AT THE DRUGSTORE 
Clue: If you're committed to doing this, you might try the lozenge called Commit
Output: stopping smoking
Category: BETTER KNOWN AS.... 
Clue: Singer Helen Folasade Adu
Output: sade
Category: CHINA, BUT NO BEACH 
Clue: As a verb, it means to enroll a sailor for a crew by force; as a city in China, it has a 101-story World Financial Center
Output: shanghai
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: You can spend the night in a Victorian style railroad car at the Choo Choo Hilton in this city
Output: chattanooga
Category: I'LL HAVE THE "HAM" 
Clue: He wrote hard-boiled detective novels like "The Maltese Falcon" & "The Thin Man"
Output: dashiell hammett
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: In May 1991 this entertainment giant replaced USX on the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Output: disney
Category: CITIES 
Clue: This capital of the Greek department of Dodecanese is on the island once home to a colossus
Output: rhodes
Category: THE SWEET SPOT 
Clue: 2-word term for benzosulfamide or aspartame, for example
Output: artificial sweetener
Category: TV GUIDE 
Clue: You might leave a message on the machine of this actor who starred as Jim Rockford
Output: james garner
Category: TIME TO "RE"-UP 
Clue: Refusal to accept someone or something; in basketball, it's a blocked shot
Output: reject
Category: THEY DO GOOD WORK 
Clue: In 2004 Pitt alumna Wangari Maathai became the first woman from this continent to win the Nobel Peace Prize
Output: africa
Category: IN THE "HOUSE" 
Clue: The name of this enclosure for growing things out of season tells you it's kept warm
Output: a hothouse
Category: YOU'RE THE DOG NOW, MAN! 
Clue: In 1998 a canine of this breed, the world's smallest, became spokesdog for Taco Bell
Output: a chihuahua
Category: VERY ANIMATED ACTORS 
Clue: Steve Carrell was elected to be the voice of the Mayor of Whoville in this 2008 flick
Output: horton hears a who
Category: MEASUREMENT 
Clue: Dixie designates its 7-this cup a "Quick Drink" & its 16-this cup a "Big Thirst"
Output: ounce
Category: HOMOPHONES 
Clue: To fly high above the clouds or something painful to the touch
Output: soar/sore
Category: OH, THE AMENITIES! 
Clue: Enjoy a hot drink in the morning in Jukkasjarvi, Sweden, after a chilly night in a hotel made entirely of this
Output: ice
Category: IN THE GROUND 
Clue: Gladioli & crocuses grow from corms, which resemble these structures but have fewer leaves
Output: bulbs
Category: GOOD PROVERBS 
Clue: Oh, shoot!  This is "as good as a mile"
Output: miss
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: There are only 12 letters in the alphabet of these American islands
Output: hawaii
Category: LITERARY LINGO 
Clue: This 3-letter term is inserted after a correctly quoted word or phrase that's misspelled or inaccurate
Output: sic
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: This capital of New South Wales is Australia's oldest British settlement
Output: sydney
Category: BON APPE-"T" 
Clue: This root vegetable often has white skin & a purple-tinged top
Output: turnip
Category: A WORLD OF BEER 
Clue: Harp
Output: ireland
Category: FLAGS 
Clue: On the flag of this largest island, white represents the ice that covers about 80% of it
Output: greenland
Category: PARTY OF "FIVE" 
Clue: After December 1944, it was Ike's rank
Output: five-star general
Category: MONKEY BUSINESS 
Clue: The long, pendulous nose of the male gave this monkey its name
Output: proboscis monkey
Category: JEWELRY 
Clue: The Kashmir variety of this gemstone is a cornflower blue; the Burmese a deeper blue
Output: sapphires
Category: STATE LAKES 
Clue: Halalii Lake
Output: hawaii
Category: SEX CHANGES 
Clue: Don't let the pearls fool you, these lady bivalves can change into males when it suits them
Output: oysters
Category: HISTORIC NICKNAMES 
Clue: This animal phrase meaning "courageous" was Richard I of England's nickname
Output: the lionhearted
Category: TV THAT'S GOOD FOR YOU 
Clue: ABC has dealt with thorny kids' issues since 1972 in these occasional afternoon dramas
Output: afterschool specials
Category: GLASS & GLASSMAKING 
Clue: The largest hand-blown one of these, with 117 hand-blown figures, is in a cathedral in Kentucky
Output: a stained-glass window
Category: 11-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: To back up or confirm another person's version of events
Output: corroborate
Category: NAME THAT POPE 
Clue: This name taken by 8 popes means of or relating to a city
Output: urban
Category: THE TALK OF THE "TOWN" 
Clue: Named for the PM who sponsored them, these 1767 "Acts" levied unpopular taxes on the American colonies
Output: townshend
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: This airline's slogan is "Something special in the air"
Output: american airlines
Category: BIRD WATCHING 
Clue: A birdwatcher's bonanza, fallout is the sudden grounding of a population during this process
Output: migration
Category: BILL SHAKESPEARE, P.I. 
Clue: Investigating a possible regicide by this fella; got his address, Dunsinane, but his wacked-out wife worries me
Output: macbeth
Category: MOVIEMAKING 
Clue: The length of movies was once described in numbers of these circular holders for film
Output: reels
Category: CURRENT EVENTS 
Clue: The only living Democratic ex-president, he didn't attend the 1996 convention, but vacationed in Montana
Output: jimmy carter
Category: OFFAL FRENCH FOOD 
Clue: In the French dish pieds et paquets, the paquets are packets of sheep's tripe & the pieds are these sheep extremities
Output: feet
Category: HERBS & SPICES 
Clue: In old England this fruit was roasted & served with caraway; "Henry IV, Part 2" mentions it
Output: apples
Category: LITERARY PLACES 
Clue: At the end of this novel, Yorkshire folks swear that the ghosts of Heathcliff & Cathy walk the moors
Output: wuthering heights
Category: FOOTBALL: 20-10 
Clue: Owner Arthur Blank said, "It feels great" as a Jan. 2010 win put this team over .500 for 2 straight years, a first
Output: atlanta falcons
Category: EAST TIMOR 
Clue: Of 1955, 1975 or 1995, the year Indonesia invaded East Timor
Output: 1975
Category: PITTSBURGH STEELERS, PIRATES & PENGUINS 
Clue: Thomas Henderson said this Steeler QB "couldn't spell cat if you spotted him the C & the A", but he still won 4 Super Bowls
Output: terry bradshaw
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: This Swiss man who used a pseudonym was known for houses on stilts like the Savoye house in Poissy
Output: le corbusier
Category: LINCOLN 
Clue: Medium used for the sculpture of "Honest Abe" seen here
Output: pumpkin
Category: YOU ARE SO OUTTA HERE 
Clue: It was no "Divine Comedy" for this Italian author when the Guelphs banished him from Florence in 1302
Output: dante
Category: THE NBA 
Clue: In 1987 7'7" Manute Bol was a teammate of 5'3" Tyrone Bogues, better known by this nickname
Output: muggsy
Category: MIDDLE NAMES 
Clue: Middle name shared by Sen. Thos. Benton & the artist Thomas Benton, who was his grandnephew
Output: hart
Category: PAINE: 
Clue: "The Crisis" No. 1 begins, "These are the times that" do this
Output: "try men\'s souls"
Category: FIRST NAMES IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: Need to change a tire?  No problem if you have one of these portable devices to lift the car
Output: jacks
Category: ON "MY" TV 
Clue: The story of a boy, Ken McLaughlin, & his horse, whose name is in the title
Output: "my friend flicka"
Category: OLD SCHOOL THAI 
Clue: Until 1939 Thailand was known by this name
Output: siam
Category: APPLES & ORANGES 
Clue: In an oldie, "Shoo Fly Pie and" this baked dish "makes your eyes light up , your tummy say Howdy"
Output: apple pan dowdy
Category: HIDDEN COUNTRIES 
Clue: Fine palaces greet the morning sun in this kingdom
Output: nepal
Category: THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING 
Clue: On April 14, 1961 this cosmonaut was awarded the honor "Hero of the Soviet Union"
Output: gagarin
Category: PRESIDENTIAL PETS 
Clue: He kept some of his favorite racing fillies at the White House, including Emily & Lady Nashville
Output: andrew jackson
Category: SLOGANEERING 
Clue: "Pardon me, but do you have any" of this fancy mustard?
Output: grey poupon
Category: GEORGE ORWELL 
Clue: Orwell's classic 1945 satire on the Stalinist dictatorship; 4 publishers turned it down
Output: animal farm