niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Youthful" 1930s gangster who became a world leader in 1994
Output: "baby face" nelson mandela
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: 2008's "The Purrfect Murder" is the latest in a series of mysteries by this activist & her cat Sneaky Pie
Output: rita mae brown
Category: COLLEGE BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Tulsa university named for a preacher who was very skilled in parliamentary procedure
Output: oral robert\'s rules of order
Category: OFFICIAL STATE THINGS 
Clue: If you "Show Me" some mozarkite, I'll tell you that it's this state's state rock
Output: missouri
Category: A MILITARY CAREER 
Clue: On graduating from Annapolis, you become either a Navy ensign or a second lieutenant in this service
Output: the marine corps
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: The Red River of Asia empties into this gulf
Output: gulf of tonkin
Category: 2-PART WORDS 
Clue: One example of a "daffynition" is defining this synonym for a beggar as "a fry cook"
Output: a panhandler
Category: STEVES, STEVIES & STEPHENS 
Clue: James Lapine & this composer-lyricist shared a drama Pulitzer for "Sunday in the Park with George" in 1985
Output: stephen sondheim
Category: BASIC TRAIN-ING 
Clue: Inspired by the train in this 1941 film, the Casey Jr. Circus Train opened at Disneyland in its first year, 1955
Output: dumbo
Category: SCIENCE CENTER 
Clue: In "Journey to the Center of the Earth", this "great fish lizard" kills a Plesiosaurus in savage combat
Output: ichthyosaurus
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: Eleanor of Aquitaine was queen consort of this country before becoming queen consort of England
Output: france
Category: EPONYMOUS 
Clue: London Street named for a 17th C. diplomat; the Prime Minister Lives on it
Output: downing
Category: THE MOON 
Clue: The number of times the moon rotates on its axis during each trip around the Earth
Output: 1
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: In Cuba there are 2 main types of this spirit: Carta Blanca (white label) or Carta Oro (gold label)
Output: rum
Category: HENRY VIII'S WIVES 
Clue: She was probably Henry's favorite wife because he was buried beside her at Windsor
Output: jane seymour
Category: "D" 
Clue: This rapper has sung alone & with "The Boyz"
Output: heavy d
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In July 1977 the military took over this nation & Gen. Zia ul-Haq became chief martial law administrator
Output: pakistan
Category: "U" HAD TO BE THERE 
Clue: With a population of more than 2 million, its capital, Tashkent, is the largest city in Central Asia
Output: uzbekistan
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: He figured out moving bodies on or above the Earth tend to drift sideways, so the "effect" bears his name
Output: coriolis
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: She began writing short stories while working for the W.P.A. in Mississippi
Output: eudora welty
Category: THAT J. ROBERT OPPENHEIMER 
Clue: Oppie helped draft 1946's Acheson-Lilienthal Plan, which offered to have this body oversee world atomic research
Output: united nations
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Ahoy! This symbol of a cereal is the commander of the S.S. Guppy
Output: cap\'n crunch
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: In 1770 England repealed all of the Townshend Acts except the tax on this commodity
Output: tea
Category: ISLAND COUNTRIES 
Clue: Nicosia & Limassol are the only 2 cities with a population of over 100,000 in this country
Output: cyprus
Category: DOUBLE "L" 
Clue: An emblem of this city in Spain is the Giralda, a Muslim minaret that's part of the city's cathedral
Output: seville
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: She received the Pulitzer prize for her "Collected Stories", not for "Ship of Fools"
Output: katherine anne porter
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Lancaster, Pennsylvania is on this river, which shares its name with a type of wagon
Output: conestoga
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: John Speke died just before he was to debate this former exploring partner on the source of the Nile
Output: sir richard burton
Category: CHEESY COUNTRIES 
Clue: Brillat-Savarin
Output: france
Category: THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DANE 
Clue: In 1920 this man became the director of Copenhagen's Institute for Theoretical Physics
Output: niels bohr
Category: THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS 
Clue: She debuted opposite Jerry Lewis in "The Geisha Boy" in 1958, long before she was Bob Newhart's TV wife
Output: suzanne pleshette
Category: AMERICAN INDIANS 
Clue: When this chief, Pocahontas' father, died in 1618, he was succeeded by his brother Opitchapam
Output: powhatan
Category: THE SUN 
Clue: These dark areas on the 6100-degree-Celsius photosphere have a temperature of about 4100 degrees
Output: sunspots
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: Corundum makes up much of this rock used to make an abrasive "board"
Output: emery
Category: CHARACTER ACTORS 
Clue: In 1972 this bug-eyed Brit seen in "Young Frankenstein" had his own TV "Comedy Machine"
Output: marty feldman
Category: CENTRAL AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: A 1969 war between Honduras & El Salvador followed a qualifying match for this sporting event
Output: world cup
Category: ARE YOU EATING RIGHT? 
Clue: Popular in Cajun cooking, this sausage with a French name is full of tripey goodness
Output: andouille
Category: RABBI 
Clue: 12th century rabbi Benjamin of Tudela may have been the first European to reach this land, before Marco Polo
Output: china
Category: THE MYSTERIOUS EAST 
Clue: River whose headwaters are in the Tibet highlands & whose delta is just south of Ho Chi Minh City
Output: the mekong river
Category: MAO INHIBITORS 
Clue: Shortly after Mao's death in 1976, the National Party Congress declared this "Revolution" had ended
Output: the cultural revolution
Category: JUNGLE POTPOURRI 
Clue: 90 years after "The Jungle" exposed this industry, Pres. Clinton said inspectors work the same old way
Output: meatpacking
Category: BIG ACTORS, SMALL ROLES 
Clue: Chemicals turn Lily Tomlin into this title "Woman" in a 1981 Joel Schumacher film
Output: the incredible shrinking woman
Category: STATE POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS 
Clue: They're the two states whose postal abbreviations end with the letter "C"
Output: north & south carolina
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Derived from Latin, it's the 10-letter term for the place where 2 or more rivers flow together
Output: confluence
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS 
Clue: In 1986 she played Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" onstage & starred in the film "Aliens"
Output: sigourney weaver
Category: 1492 
Clue: On April 9 this "magnificent" Florentine died at Careggi
Output: lorenzo de medici
Category: CONTESTS 
Clue: Theta Tau at Purdue holds a contest for convoluted machines in the spirit of this cartoonist
Output: rube goldberg
Category: CRUSADER 
Clue: Pope Urban II said anyone going to liberate this city for devotion alone, not booty, can do it instead of any penance
Output: jerusalem
Category: SHOW TUNES 
Clue: The "her" in "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" refers to this character
Output: eliza doolittle
Category: IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SECEDE... 
Clue: It was the first U.S. state to secede, leading to the Civil War
Output: south carolina
Category: DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS 
Clue: The indoor version of this sport debuted at the Olympics in 1964; the beach type debuted in 1996
Output: volleyball
Category: PEOPLES 
Clue: They came from Jutland to invade Britain around the same time as the Angles & Saxons
Output: jutes
Category: IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME 
Clue: This ruler rarely, if ever, leaves his domain, the underworld
Output: hades
Category: A MUSE ME 
Clue: The name of this muse of love poetry is an anagram of orate
Output: erato
Category: IT'S ALL ABOUT "U" 
Clue: Diva fashionista Wilhelmina Slater is the nemesis of this ABC title character
Output: ugly betty
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: It's a valley formed between 2 parallel faults; there's a "Great" one in the Eastern Hemisphere
Output: a rift valley
Category: QUOTES 
Clue: "People love chopping" this, Einstein said, because "one immediately sees the results"
Output: wood
Category: STOP THAT RACKET! 
Clue: This racket is extorting money by saying you'll keep bad guys (aka yourself) from hurting someone
Output: the protection racket
Category: MOVIES IN BLACK & WHITE 
Clue: This 1980 film about Jake LaMotta should ring a bell with you
Output: raging bull
Category: WALL TO WALL-E's 
Clue: Surname of Christopher Hewett's TV housekeeper character, or a popular Polish vodka
Output: belvedere
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This second-largest Hawaiian island is located about 70 miles southeast of Oahu
Output: maui
Category: THEATRICAL QUOTES 
Clue: Noel Coward quipped this Lerner & Loewe musical was "about as long as 'Parsifal
Output: "camelot"
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: Capital named for explorer who was a prisoner in the Tower of London for 13 years
Output: raleigh
Category: JAY 
Clue: Born on the Six Nations Indian Reservation in Ontario, he played Tonto to Clayton Moore's Lone Ranger
Output: jay silverheels
Category: NUTRITION 
Clue: Sweet acidophilus milk contains bacteria that help break down this milk sugar
Output: lactose
Category: THE LITERARY WORLD 
Clue: Both "The Magus" & "The French Lieutenant's Woman" by this author have been made into films
Output: john fowles
Category: GEMS & MINERALS 
Clue: You can find caledonite in this country that lent its ancient name to the mineral
Output: scotland
Category: DOUBLE THE W 
Clue: There are about 300 species of this tree that usually grows near water
Output: the willow
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: In Eugene O'Neill's play "Marco Millions", he marries a fat, commonplace Venetian
Output: marco polo
Category: PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: Turgenev wrote a play called "A Month in" this place — how bucolic
Output: the country
Category: TIME FLIES 
Clue: Because the earth rotates as it orbits, a sidereal day, based on the stars, is about 4 minutes shorter than this day
Output: a solar day
Category: CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Some say this underworld canine has serpents entwined around his multiple necks
Output: cerberus
Category: MATH & SCIENCE 
Clue: Around 1850 George Boole devised a new take on this branch of math
Output: algebra
Category: MOVIE REMAKES 
Clue: This 2007 Shia LaBeouf film is a modern take on Hitchcock's "Rear Window"
Output: disturbia
Category: WHEE!  IT'S 1893! 
Clue: This artist painted "Tahitian Landscape"
Output: gauguin
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: In "The Great Gatsby", this bonds salesman lives next door to Jay Gatsby
Output: nick carraway
Category: NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: Chateau Lake Louise is a famous resort in this Canadian national park
Output: banff
Category: GOOD MANORS 
Clue: Great Chalfield, a medieval manor, has one of these water-filled trenches
Output: a moat
Category: WAY UP NORTH 
Clue: A line called the 50 deg. summer isotherm  closely follows this northern limit of forest growth
Output: treeline
Category: FISH, BIRD, OR MAMMAL 
Clue: The colobus
Output: mammal
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC GOES TO THE MOVIES 
Clue: The Samuel Barber piece heard here was evocatively used in this Oliver Stone Oscar winner
Output: platoon
Category: A LITTLE "R" & "R" 
Clue: This "All in the Family" star directed the films "This Is Spinal Tap" & "Stand By Me"
Output: rob reiner
Category: PEOPLE IN THE ARTS 
Clue: In 2008 Philippe de Montebello retired after 30 years directing this Fifth Ave. arts temple
Output: the metropolitan museum of art
Category: COLE MINING 
Clue: On the small screen he starred in "Midnight Caller"; on the big screen he was Mike Brady
Output: gary cole
Category: SIGNS & SYMBOLS 
Clue: This NHL team's logo has a goalie's mask with a bill
Output: anaheim mighty ducks
Category: WORLD LIT 
Clue: Arturo Perez-Reverte's "The Club" of this author debates the authenticity of a "Musketeers" manuscript
Output: alexandre dumas
Category: ASIAN CAPITALS 
Clue: On Jan. 6, 2005 an international summit on tsunami relief opened in this city
Output: jakarta
Category: AWARDS & HONORS 
Clue: In the 1986 Newbery Medal winner by Patricia MacLachlan, this title character was "Plain and Tall"
Output: sarah
Category: ISLAND NATIONS 
Clue: It's where the mambo originated
Output: cuba
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: Francois Boucher, known for his portraits of Mme. de Pompadour, was named first painter to this king in 1765
Output: louis xv
Category: SPELL THAT GOVERNOR 
Clue: Of California, governator Arnold...
Output: s-c-h-w-a-r-z-e-n-e-g-g-e-r
Category: DAS KAPITALISTS 
Clue: Adolf "Adi" Dassler founded this shoe company in 1949
Output: adidas
Category: TIM TIME 
Clue: He plays human lie detector Dr. Cal Lightman on the TV show "Lie to Me"
Output: tim roth
Category: NATURAL BORN MILLERS 
Clue: This Hal Linden TV cop was on the beat from 1975 to 1982
Output: barney miller
Category: IRISH HISTORY 
Clue: In 1937 the Irish Free State, a British dominion, changed its name to this Gaelic one
Output: eire
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: Caimans are most closely related to these animals
Output: alligators
Category: 1920s AMERICA 
Clue: They received life sentences plus 99 years for the kidnap & murder of 14-year-old Bobby Franks
Output: leopold & loeb
Category: YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE LEFT THE COUCH 
Clue: It's the most common sports sprain & also common is your buddy telling you to just walk it off
Output: the ankle
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: A lean, small-boned person is an ectomorph; an endomorph is round; and this type is muscular
Output: mesomorph
Category: MEASURING UP 
Clue: It's the standard camera f-stop that lets in about half as much light as f5.6
Output: 8
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: This architect born in 1573 founded the English Society of Classical Architecture
Output: inigo jones
Category: FABRICS 
Clue: This soft, thin fabric has a wrinkled surface, as does a type of paper with which it shares its name
Output: crepe
Category: HEAVY EQUIPMENT 
Clue: Used in this industry, an excavator made by Krupp is the largest land vehicle ever created
Output: mining
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: On Nov. 2, 1993 she became the first woman elected governor of New Jersey
Output: christine todd whitman
Category: WHO WAS THAT MOSQUE MAN? 
Clue: Born Ferdinand Lewis Alcindor, Jr., this 6-time NBA MVP converted to Islam & changed his name to this in 1971
Output: kareem abdul-jabbar
Category: SNAKES 
Clue: 2 of the 3 types of pit vipers found in the U.S.
Output: copperheads, cottonmouths & rattlesnakes
Category: TYPE "A" 
Clue: From the Greek for "air", this type of exercise, like jogging, makes the heart & lungs work to oxygenate muscles
Output: aerobic
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: Newton laid the basis of this, the study of objects influenced by forces; the "thermo" type came later
Output: dynamics
Category: ACTRESSES & THEIR ROLES 
Clue: It's the role played by Anne Bancroft in "The Graduate"
Output: mrs. robinson
Category: WORLD WAR I 
Clue: American doughboys called him "Kaiser Bill"
Output: kaiser wilhelm ii
Category: CELEB L.L.s 
Clue: She was the first woman to have a country album certified gold
Output: loretta lynn
Category: SIR FRANCIS DRAKE 
Clue: 1 story says that in this U.S. city's bay, Drake claimed the west coast for the queen; the city boasts a hotel named for Drake
Output: san francisco
Category: TEENS OF THE PAST 
Clue: Niccolo Paganini was only 13 when he began composing pieces for this instrument
Output: violin
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: "Homecoming", "The Hunted" & "The Haunted" are the 3 parts of this Eugene O'Neill work based on Greek tragedy
Output: mourning becomes electra
Category: FILMS OF THE '50s 
Clue: Married couple Henry & Phoebe Ephron wrote "Desk Set", starring this real-life couple
Output: tracy & hepburn
Category: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: George Nissen invented this, a "bouncing table", after seeing how circus performers bounced into safety nets
Output: trampoline
Category: WRITERS' RELATIVES 
Clue: His father Emmet, a country doctor, gave him much of the background for Dr. Kennicott in his novel "Main Street"
Output: sinclair lewis
Category: IT'S A DISASTER! 
Clue: A lack of food; Ireland had a potato one in the 1840s
Output: famine
Category: MEASURE TIME 
Clue: The waist of this British Queen was measured at 46 inches when she died in 1901
Output: queen victoria
Category: YO, POPE ADRIAN! 
Clue: Adrian VI in 1522 was the last non-Italian Pope until this man
Output: john paul ii
Category: STABLER 
Clue: Carboxymethyl cellulose & locust bean gum make this cold, sweet treat more stable
Output: ice cream
Category: CONSTELLATIONS, LITERALLY 
Clue: Aquila
Output: the eagle
Category: GREEK MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Because he was clever & inventive, this speedster with winged sandals was sometimes called the "master thief"
Output: hermes
Category: RHYME TIME FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: A thin pancake with a Concord fruit filling
Output: a grape crêpe
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: Until abolished in 404 A.D., gladiatorial games had been held at this Rome site for over 300 years
Output: the colosseum
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: The armlike beams connecting a high wall to outside supports in Gothic churches
Output: flying buttresses
Category: MEN OF SCIENCE 
Clue: Tragically, in 1864, his nitroglycerin factory blew up, killing several people, including his younger brother Emil
Output: nobel
Category: 1980s MUSIC 
Clue: These 3 words, 2 English & 1 Russian, were the theme of an anti-drug concert in Moscow
Output: just say nyet
Category: CAMERAS 
Clue: Using an iPhone app, you can shake the phone to make your picture come out faster, like pictures taken with this co.'s cameras
Output: polaroid
Category: U.S.A. 
Clue: In Mitchell, Ind. a rocket memorial honors this hometown hero who died in a fire on the launch pad in 1967
Output: gus grissom
Category: WHEN YOU WERE IN DIAPERS 
Clue: One of 1982's bestsellers was this author's "2010: Odyssey Two"
Output: arthur c. clarke
Category: ANCIENT HISTORY 
Clue: From 500 to 300 B.C. these Roman common citizens won political rights from the Patricians
Output: plebeians
Category: "NEW" MUSIC 
Clue: Her hits in the '80s included "Angel of the Morning" & "Queen of Hearts"
Output: juice newton
Category: "OAK" LAND 
Clue: Samuel Woodworth wrote a beloved poem about "The Old" this object "which hung in the well"
Output: the oaken bucket
Category: WARRIORS 
Clue: In India's caste system, the Kshatriyas, or warriors, were ranked second; this caste was number 1
Output: brahmans
Category: THE OSCARS 
Clue: At age 79 he became the oldest person ever nominated for Best Director, for "Prizzi's Honor"
Output: john huston
Category: I KNOW IT FORWARD & BACKWARD 
Clue: Air traffic controllers keep their eyes glued to this screen, following the blips on it
Output: radar
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This Sudanese capital is located at the junction of the Blue & the White Nile
Output: khartoum
Category: AROUND THE LITERARY WORLD 
Clue: This "Exodus" novelist's last name is derived from Yerushalmi, which means man of Jerusalem
Output: leon uris
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: Budget Rent-A-Car in Boston now rents these "hogs" at a rate of $50-$60 an hour
Output: harley-davidsons
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: In 1937 he wrote the play "Golden Boy" & married that year's Oscar winner, Luise Rainer
Output: clifford odets
Category: TV TITLE REFERENCES 
Clue: On a sitcom, Amy Poehler works for this department of the local government of Pawnee, Indiana
Output: parks & recreation
Category: COUNTRIES' HIGHEST POINTS 
Clue: Phnom Aural
Output: cambodia
Category: FAMOUS WALTERS 
Clue: In 1900, this U.S. Army medical officer proved yellow fever is spread by mosquito bites
Output: walter reed
Category: CARL SAGAN 
Clue: Sagan penned the novel upon which this Jodie Foster film was based, though he didn't live to see the film released
Output: contact
Category: CABINET MINISTERS 
Clue: In 1967 this minister of justice began his campaign to become prime minister of Canada
Output: pierre elliott trudeau
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: In the 1950s he was the first of the British playwrights known as "Angry Young Men"
Output: john osborne
Category: THE MEDITERRANEAN ISLE WHERE... 
Clue: The Knights Hospitaller reigned until 1798
Output: malta
Category: COMPUTER NAMES 
Clue: In the name of the TRS-80, the "RS" was for Radio Shack & the "T" for this
Output: tandy
Category: IN A "B" COUNTRY 
Clue: This Himalayan kingdom's Ngultrum currency features 2 dragons facing each other
Output: bhutan
Category: WRITING A WRONG 
Clue: Forged by the Czar's secret police, these "Protocols" are often cited to "prove" Jewish conspiracies
Output: the protocols of the elders of zion
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: In 1787 Patrick Henry refused to go to this convention; it's said that he "smelt a rat"
Output: the constitutional convention
Category: COLONIAL AMERICA 
Clue: During much of the colonial period, its assembly met alternately at Perth Amboy & Burlington
Output: new jersey
Category: FROM THE GREEK 
Clue: From the Greek peda, "leader", it's the helmsman on a ship or the operator of a plane
Output: pilot
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: When visiting this Portuguese capital you can sample port wine at the Port Wine Institute
Output: lisbon
Category: NOTABLE WOMEN 
Clue: She danced in Antony Tudor's 1937 ballet "Dark Elegies" before she choreographed "Rodeo"
Output: agnes de mille
Category: 20th CENTURY DESIGN 
Clue: The firm of Piano & Rogers is famous for this high-tech Paris landmark built 1971-77
Output: the pompidou centre
Category: HOT ENOUGH FOR YOU? 
Clue: Europe's highest recorded temperature was 122 in 1881 in this Spanish city; it cooled down in time for Expo 1992
Output: seville
Category: IT'S IMPERATIVE! 
Clue: Term for an enticing or beckoning "look"
Output: come hither
Category: THE FRENCH 
Clue: Because the Seine flows northwest. then southwest, Parisians call the 2 sides this & this, not North & South
Output: rive gauche & rive droite
Category: AFRICAN ANIMALS 
Clue: Unlike rabbits, the Crawshay's this digs no burrow & lies in a depression--in the ground, not in its mood
Output: a hare
Category: LAST OF THE COMPOSERS 
Clue: This Hungarian was just measures away from finishing his "Piano Concerto No. 3" when he died in New York in 1945
Output: béla bartók
Category: COLONIAL AMERICA 
Clue: New Haven Colony merged with this colony in 1664
Output: connecticut
Category: SOMETHING'S FISHY 
Clue: The air bladder of this Russian fish, also known as a beluga, provides a superior grade of isinglass used in making glue
Output: sturgeon
Category: THE HIMALAYAS 
Clue: In 1951 British explorer Eric Shipton took photos of what were reported to be the footprints of this creature
Output: the yeti/the abominable snowman
Category: PROPER ADJECTIVES 
Clue: It can mean "flattering", like a dress, or "any process of change"
Output: becoming
Category: BIG WORDS 
Clue: 28-letter term for opposition to the withdrawal of state support, as for the Anglican church
Output: antidisestablishmentarianism
Category: TOUGH GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Provinces of this country include El Oro, Chimborazo & Colon or the Galapagos Islands
Output: ecuador
Category: PUBLISHING 
Clue: A book may be released under one of these, also a mark made in something soft; Bantam Classics is one
Output: an imprint
Category: EVERYTHING'S "GOLDEN", BABY 
Clue: A bright, tasty, yellow variety of apple; it's as yummy as it sounds
Output: golden delicious
Category: "W"ORDS 
Clue: Literally referring to something blown down, it's used to mean "an unexpected gain"
Output: a windfall
Category: BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMSITRY 
Clue: Some bands still put music out on vinyl, but most use polycarbonate, the material of these
Output: compact discs
Category: WORLD OF NOBEL PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORS 
Clue: William Butler Yeats
Output: ireland
Category: INSTRUMENTAL 
Clue: The reeds of this instrument are positioned to sound whether you blow or suck through the wind channels
Output: harmonica
Category: COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES 
Clue: Bowling Green & Air Force
Output: the falcons
Category: POP QUIZ 
Clue: This Elvis tune says, "Lady Luck please let the dice stay hot"
Output: "viva las vegas"
Category: B.C.'n YOU 
Clue: In the 12th century B.C. these people of Mexico were carving out colossal heads like the one seen here
Output: the olmecs
Category: INTERNATIONAL SPORTS STUFF 
Clue: In 1972 the ironically named Frank Shorter was the Olympic champion of this long running event
Output: the marathon
Category: CROSSWORD CLUES "C" 
Clue: A man's home, proverbially (6)
Output: castle
Category: PREFIXES 
Clue: Contra-
Output: against
Category: STICK OUT YOUR MOTHER TONGUE 
Clue: Part of the Baltic group is Lettish, which is also called this
Output: latvian
Category: AND I QUOTE 
Clue: Kim Walker's character in "Say Anything" has this annoying habit when quoting
Output: making quotations with your fingers
Category: COUNTRY NAME ORIGINS 
Clue: The name of this country of the West Indies means "bearded"
Output: barbados
Category: STATELY FORTS 
Clue: Fort Leonard Wood in this state is named for an Army Chief of Staff who also won the Medal of Honor
Output: missouri
Category: MARQUEE LADIES 
Clue: 1985: Madonna as her
Output: susan
Category: EPONYMOUS SCIENCE 
Clue: This Scottish engineer coined the term "horsepower", & a unit of power is named for him
Output: watt
Category: FILL IN THE BIBLICAL BLANK 
Clue: 1 Corinthians 15:26 -- "The last enemy that shall be destroyed is ____"
Output: death
Category: ARE YOU AN -INI? 
Clue: Ingrid Bergman's career suffered for a time due to her affair with this Italian film director
Output: rossellini
Category: GOVERNMENT & POLITICS 
Clue: He's the only U.S. president to have served as director of the CIA
Output: george bush
Category: BROTHER 
Clue: In this big band family, Tommy was a trombonist & Jimmy was a saxophone player & clarinetist
Output: dorsey
Category: 1796 
Clue: Ben Franklin sold this publication in 1757, but it continued until 1796
Output: "poor richard\'s almanack"
Category: LET'S TALK ENGLISH GOOD 
Clue: "Flammable" has come into common use because this longer word could be misinterpreted
Output: inflammable
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: He was named for his maternal grandfather James Knox, a Revolutionary War captain
Output: polk
Category: INSECTS 
Clue: This snout beetle reached Texas from Mexico around 1890 & spread into most cotton-growing areas of the U.S.
Output: the boll weevil
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: This champion stock-car racer lost the 1996 race for North Carolina's Secretary of State
Output: richard petty
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: This part of a bagpipe that substitutes for your lungs shares its name with a device to force air onto a fire
Output: a bellows
Category: TALES OF E.T.A. HOFFMANN 
Clue: Hoffmann's character Peter Schlemihl has lost this, like Peter Pan
Output: his shadow
Category: RECENT MOVIES 
Clue: Michael Cera & Kat Dennings are the title pair in "Nick and Norah's Infinite" this
Output: playlist
Category: HEALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: Lateral epicondylitis is the medical term for this chronic sports injury that affects the arm
Output: tennis elbow
Category: BLACK AMERICANS 
Clue: The "Voice of Harlem"; he served in the House of Representatives from 1945-67 & 1969-1970
Output: adam clayton powell, jr.
Category: "AS" YOU LIKE IT 
Clue: In TV, this ratio of the width of an image to its height can be 4 to 3
Output: an aspect ratio
Category: BRITISH ACTRESSES 
Clue: Not yet 25, this star of "Titanic" is a 2-time Oscar nominee
Output: kate winslet
Category: THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS MET HERE 
Clue: For less than 2 months in 1784 this New Jersey city, named for a businessman, was our capital
Output: trenton
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This island group also claimed by Argentina was named by the British for a treasurer of the British navy
Output: falkland islands
Category: ASIA 
Clue: Daimyos were powerful landholding magistrates in this country from about the 10th C. until 1868
Output: japan
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: Gen. Buckner unconditionally surrendered Fort Donelson to this Union general
Output: grant
Category: "FU" ON YOU 
Clue: An airplane's body
Output: fuselage
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: Brazilians have added words from African slaves & the Tupi Indians to this language
Output: portuguese
Category: POP & ROCK 
Clue: This indie rock group lit up the charts with its 2010 album "The Suburbs"
Output: arcade fire
Category: YO, DOG! 
Clue: This spotted dog is also known as a carriage dog
Output: a dalmatian
Category: TEAM EDWARD 
Clue: English rationalist historian Edward Gibbon is remembered for his "History of the Decline and Fall of" this
Output: the roman empire
Category: FROM A TO Y 
Clue: Indications you may have one include a rash, sneezing & itching
Output: allergy
Category: SOUNDING OFF 
Clue: An organized illegal activity, like extortion
Output: a racket
Category: WEST VIRGINIANS 
Clue: This Carter Secretary of State had been deputy chief delegate to the Vietnam peace talks
Output: cyrus vance
Category: VERSE CASE SCENARIO 
Clue: This Chilean poet wrote, "I crave your mouth, your voice, your hair"
Output: neruda
Category: WOMEN'S TUITION 
Clue: At $35,700 a year, a Bryn Mawr student should at least know that "Bryn Mawr" is this language
Output: welsh
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: A fool or madman card is among the 78 cards that make up this special fortune telling pack
Output: tarot
Category: "MAJOR" CONCERNS 
Clue: In the U.S. Army this commissioned officer wears 2 stars
Output: a major general
Category: BIBLE BROS 
Clue: Joseph had 10 half-brothers & only 1 full brother, him
Output: benjamin
Category: BEAR IT 
Clue: The honey bear of India & Sri Lanka is also known as this bear for its verrrrrrrrry slow movements
Output: the sloth bear
Category: HISTORIC EUROPEAN LEADERS 
Clue: On June 15, 1961 Walter Ulbricht assured journalists that "No one intends to build a wall" dividing this city
Output: berlin
Category: EUROPEAN ARTISTS 
Clue: In 1891 he held an auction of his paintings to finance his move to Tahiti
Output: paul gauguin
Category: THE CENTRAL POWERS 
Clue: In the 2008-09 season, this team from the NBA's Central Division went 66-16
Output: cavaliers
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Oath of the Horatii" painter who patrolled the beaches as the hunky star of "Baywatch"
Output: jacques-louis david hasselhoff
Category: MOVIE WAITRESSES 
Clue: 1970 classic in which Jack Nicholson told Lorna Thayer to hold the chicken...between her knees
Output: five easy pieces
Category: MEDICAL MILESTONES 
Clue: News of his rabies vaccine spread throughout the world after it proved successful in 1885
Output: pasteur
Category: YOUNG LOVE IN SONG 
Clue: This Beatles song says, "She was just seventeen, you know what I mean"
Output: "i saw her standing there"
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: This French director's early films starred his wife, who also modeled for his father, Pierre
Output: jean renoir
Category: MEGA MERGERS 
Clue: In 1996 Sandoz & Ciba-Geigy, giant drug companies based in this country, announced they'd merge
Output: switzerland
Category: THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREEP 
Clue: Meryl voiced Aunt Esme on this Texas-based animated show in an episode titled "A Beer Can Named Desire"
Output: king of the hill
Category: NOT REALLY MARRIED 
Clue: This kids' host dons sneakers & a cardigan to dance with this female star of "Shall We Dance" & "Swing Time"
Output: fred & ginger rogers
Category: ERAS & AGES 
Clue: Kicked off by the Russians in October 1957, it's also an adjective meaning "shiny & modern"
Output: the space age
Category: NAMES IN THE NOOSE 
Clue: Regrettably, a Loyalist cousin may have caused this patriot to lose his one life for his country in 1776
Output: nathan hale
Category: CRAC 
Clue: Some advice comes with IANAL, "I am not" this professional
Output: a lawyer
Category: STUPID ANSWERS: THE NEW YORK EDITION 
Clue: When this acting couple lived on West 22nd St. in Chelsea, they nicknamed their home the Torn Page
Output: rip torn & geraldine page
Category: ETYMOLOGY 
Clue: Taken together, suffixes & these are known as affixes
Output: prefixes
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Lying on the east bank of the Nile, Tahrir Square is the center of this capital's downtown
Output: cairo
Category: FICTIONAL BATTLES & WARS 
Clue: Juan Rico joins the mobile infantry to fight in the war against the invading alien "bugs" in this Heinlein novel
Output: starship troopers
Category: 2 
Clue: 2 cubed equals this
Output: 8
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: "As You Like It" is set in part in this forest
Output: forest of arden
Category: SWITZERLAND 
Clue: Two of these that predominate during the year and affect the country are the Bise & the Foehn
Output: winds
Category: ABBREV. 
Clue: The abbreviation for manager is mgr. whereas msgr. stands for this
Output: monsignor
Category: HISTORIC WOMEN 
Clue: In the 1950s this 2-time Wimbledon winner seen here dominated women's tennis
Output: althea gibson
Category: THE "GOLD" BUG 
Clue: You earn one of these with 500,000 sold copies of your latest musical single
Output: a gold record
Category: OPERAS BASED ON PLAYS 
Clue: "The Queen of Cornwall", from a play by this author, premiered "Far from the Madding Crowd", in Glastonbury
Output: thomas hardy
Category: THE SAME OLD TUNE 
Clue: "Baa Baa Little Star"
Output: "baa baa black sheep" & "twinkle twinkle little star"
Category: ASTRONOMY 
Clue: 18th century Frenchman whose catalogue of fuzzy objects given M-numbers is still used today
Output: charles messier
Category: CANDY IS DANDY 
Clue: Launched in 1924 & still around today, Bit-o-this features a bee on the wrapper
Output: honey
Category: NUTRITION 
Clue: Cooking fruits & vegetables with this appliance retains more vitamin C than steaming, baking, or broiling
Output: microwave oven
Category: IN THE BOOKSTORE 
Clue: This book by Vincent Bugliosi tells "The True Story of the Manson Murders"
Output: helter skelter
Category: ACCUSTOMED TO PUBLIC SPEAKING 
Clue: "The unexamined life is not worth living", said this Greek who took his own life
Output: socrates
Category: SERGEI EISENSTEIN CINEMA 
Clue: Sponsored by Upton Sinclair, Eisenstein set out to film "Que Viva" this country
Output: mexico
Category: FATHERLY NICKNAMES 
Clue: "The Father of the Phonograph"
Output: thomas edison
Category: TREES 
Clue: Some wicker furniture is made from the black or basket species of this family of trees, Salicacaea
Output: the willow
Category: ANATOMICAL ETYMOLOGY 
Clue: From the Greek for "hard", it's the dense white part of the eye
Output: the sclera
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: In "The Fellowship of the Ring", Gandalf warns this young hobbit to "keep" the ring "safe, and keep it secret!"
Output: frodo
Category: YOU KNOW THAT SONG 
Clue: ...not the '60s tune by The Troggs but this, Tone Loc's first top 10 hit, covering certain parts of Tone's dating life
Output: "wild thing"
Category: FOR BIRD BRAINS 
Clue: Named for a prominent feature, it's the bird seen here
Output: the roseate spoonbill
Category: HOLLYWOOD 
Clue: This landmark D.W. Griffith epic interweaves 4 stories of prejudice & inhumanity from ancient times on
Output: intolerance
Category: FAMOUS ARTS 
Clue: Paul Simon has said that he regrets letting this man sing lead on "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
Output: art garfunkel
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: Not one person was killed in the battle for this fort, the first battle of the Civil War
Output: fort sumter
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: Created within the AFL in 1935, it later spilt from it then merged back
Output: the cio
Category: TOUGH GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Except for its coast, Bangladesh is almost entirely surrounded by this country
Output: india
Category: THE "L" WORDS 
Clue: Calcium oxide, not a citrus fruit, gives us this term for what you bask in at center stage
Output: the limelight
Category: I WANT MY MTV 
Clue: "Shaaaron!" was the only word we really understood from the patriarch of this rockin' reality family
Output: the osbournes
Category: WAVES 
Clue: The man waving, seen here, was designed by this astronomer
Output: carl sagan
Category: ROCK AROUND AMERICA 
Clue: The house where this Janis Joplin band was formed once stood at 1090 Page Street in San Francisco
Output: big brother and the holding company
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: When H. Ross founded this magazine, he said it "will not be edited for the old lady from Dubuque"
Output: the new yorker
Category: WRITERS JOURNAL 
Clue: While writing "Crime and Punishment", he quickly penned "The Gambler" to meet a publisher's obligation
Output: dostoevsky
Category: "Y" ME? 
Clue: A 1995 Newsweek article advised this Russian to "check into the Betski Ford Clinic"
Output: yeltsin
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: Booker's, Baker's & Knob Creek are "small batch" producers of this Southern elixir
Output: bourbon
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: In flowers, the anther is part of the stamen in which this is produced
Output: pollen
Category: WHAT'S THE RUSHMORE? 
Clue: He's the ambitious & visionary sculptor who designed & oversaw the massive Mount Rushmore project
Output: borglum
Category: ON DECK 
Clue: This term for a sailor's quarters near the bow can be said using either 2 or 3 syllables
Output: forecastle
Category: FURNITURE 
Clue: A home workman's holds tools; a ballpark's holds the home team
Output: bench
Category: ON THE ROAD 
Clue: Careful! You will say one word 4 times (not 5, not 3!) in the title of this zany 1963 road comedy
Output: it\'s a mad, mad, mad, mad world
Category: SPELL MY FIRST NAME 
Clue: Scott Thomas of "The English Patient"
Output: k-r-i-s-t-i-n
Category: POEM-POURRI 
Clue: In Tennyson's poem about "The Lady of" this place, he rhymes it with "Camelot" & "Lancelot"
Output: shalott
Category: BIG BOOKS 
Clue: Thomas Pynchon's 1997 novel about these 2 surveyors runs over 700 pages -- that's a lot of "line"s
Output: mason & dixon
Category: AGRICULTURE 
Clue: If you're on a kibbutz, you're on a collective farm in this country
Output: israel
Category: AGRICULTURE 
Clue: This type of plant, the offspring of genetically different parents, is important in agriculture
Output: a hybrid
Category: THE CONTINENTS 
Clue: The continental drift theory says that all the continents once formed a giant land mass called this
Output: pangaea
Category: WORLD WAR II 
Clue: This heavy German offensive that began on December 16, 1944 took the Americans by surprise
Output: the battle of the bulge
Category: THE 1980s 
Clue: A 1981 fad was this candy, a favorite of the president
Output: jelly beans
Category: ONE WORD OR TWO 
Clue: Eternal torment; or, a country of many reservoirs
Output: damnation/dam nation
Category: POPES NAMED GREGORY 
Clue: In September 1376, Gregory XI moved the papacy from this city back to Rome
Output: avignon
Category: 1958 
Clue: In December, he became head of France for the 2nd time
Output: charles de gaulle
Category: THE FORBES 2009 BILLIONAIRES LIST 
Clue: Ingvar Kamprad, who opened the first of these stores 50 years ago, was No. 5
Output: ikea
Category: PSYCHOLOGY 
Clue: In the mind, it's coming to associate a behavior with a stimulus; in the body, it helps you get in shape
Output: conditioning
Category: I WAS HIS VICE PRESIDENT 
Clue: Chester A. Arthur
Output: james garfield
Category: THE ROMANOV DYNASTY 
Clue: All 3 of the Romanov czars named Alexander reigned during this century
Output: the 19th century
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: In 1998 Mike Piazza set a short-lived record in this category:  7 years, 91 million
Output: salary
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: Margaret Mitchell began this book, "Scarlett O'Hara was not beautiful, but men seldom realized it..."
Output: "gone with the wind"
Category: TRAVEL FUN 
Clue: You won't want to miss the ancestral chateau of the Counts of Egmont at Gaasbeek in this Low Country
Output: belgium
Category: THURSDAY NIGHT TV 
Clue: In 1982 "Fame" was followed by this bar-set sitcom
Output: cheers
Category: B.C. 
Clue: In 60 B.C. the Triumvirate was formed by Crassus, Pompey & this man
Output: julius caesar
Category: BASEBALL LIT 
Clue: A nickname for a left-handed pitcher, or the title of the book leading up to "Bang the Drum Slowly"
Output: southpaw
Category: CAKE DECORATING 
Clue: To make edible flowers & ribbons, sugar can be pulled, spun or this, as in making glass
Output: blown
Category: THE HIGH PRIESTESS 
Clue: These priestesses vowed 30 years of service, & if they broke the chastity vow, they were buried alive
Output: vestal virgins
Category: THE SOPRANOS 
Clue: "The Hills Are Alive" with the sound of this Oscar-winning soprano's voice, whether she's Victor or Victoria
Output: julie andrews
Category: ALPHABETICALLY FIRST 
Clue: Of the colors of the Olympic rings
Output: black
Category: RALEIGH 
Clue: In 1569 Raleigh fought in France on the side of these French Protestants
Output: the huguenots
Category: STORMY WEATHER 
Clue: In March 1888 one of these blinding snowstorms struck the East Coast, creating 40-to-50-foot snowdrifts
Output: blizzard
Category: COLLEGE BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: A Utah school stages a black & white Mel Brooks classic
Output: brigham young frankenstein
Category: FOOTBALL 
Clue: This Cowboys wide receiver of the 1990s entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2007
Output: michael irvin
Category: LAWYERING 
Clue: Personal injury lawyers may work on this type of fee, a percentage of the money awarded
Output: contingency fee
Category: IN CHINA 
Clue: The initial phase of this large barrier along the frontier was completed around 204 B.C.
Output: great wall of china
Category: THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE 
Clue: "Joy, beautiful radiance of the gods, daughter of Elysium..."
Output: german
Category: COUNT IT "OFF" 
Clue: Rice or noodles traditionally accompany this beef dish named for a 19th century Russian diplomat
Output: stroganoff
Category: VOGUE 
Clue: Similar to cargo pants, these multi-pocketed pants named for a profession are popular with kids
Output: carpenter pants
Category: SPORTS TALK 
Clue: (Alex: For this clue, we'll hear from soccer star Brandi Chastain)  As in basketball, this is what a soccer player does with the ball to advance it by herself
Output: dribble
Category: FICTION, POLITICAL STYLE 
Clue: His "Hornet's Nest" was said to have "stunningly salty language that probably would have delighted Miss Lillian"
Output: jimmy carter
Category: STATES' SOUTHWEST CORNERS 
Clue: This state's is just north of the Columbia River
Output: washington
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: 3,414-foot-high Carrantuohill west of Killarney is the highest peak on this island
Output: ireland
Category: GIMME AN "F" 
Clue: It's a humorous term for comic strips, or the section in which you find them
Output: funnies
Category: "SH"! 
Clue: 2 to 4 feet long, the spiny dogfish is probably the most abundant species of this fish on the U.S. Atlantic Coast
Output: shark
Category: MUSICAL IDIOMS 
Clue: This 2-word phrase can mean a counterfeit bill or, when you "strike" it, a mistake in tone
Output: a false note
Category: SHORT BIOS 
Clue: Born in 1770, studied with Salieri, became totally deaf in 1819, died 1827
Output: ludwig van beethoven
Category: MILITARY MATTERS 
Clue: Major Esterhazy was probably the real spy for the Germans in this French "affair" that began in 1894
Output: dreyfus affair
Category: O MINNESOTA! 
Clue: Minnesota's lowest point is 602 feet above sea level at the shore of this Great Lake
Output: lake superior
Category: THIS IS A BUST! 
Clue: A bust of this rock icon atop his grave at Paris' Pere Lachaise cemetery was stolen in 1988
Output: jim morrison
Category: EASTERN EUROPE 
Clue: When "order" was restored after the 1956 revolt, 1000s from this country were dead or taken to Russia
Output: hungary
Category: RELIGIOUS LEADERS 
Clue: Founder of her own AnGeL Ministries, Anne Lotz is the daughter of this famous evangelist & his wife Ruth
Output: billy graham
Category: LABOR UNIONS 
Clue: Aerospace workers are also members of this union headed by Owen Bieber
Output: united auto workers
Category: TOUGH TV 
Clue: Before she was shipwrecked, this "Gilligan's Island" character made films like "Mohawk Over the Moon"
Output: ginger
Category: 20TH CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: On April 6, 1917 America entered World War I & this composer wrote "Over There"
Output: george m. cohan
Category: ALLITERATIVE RESPONSES 
Clue: It comes in colorful 1-to-500-dollar denominations, & it's a metaphor for frivolous spending
Output: monopoly money
Category: HAVE YOU HERD? 
Clue: One of the largest herds of these animals in the U.S. is found at South Dakota's Custer State Park
Output: bison
Category: "ARG"!!! 
Clue: John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park lies on the east coast of this Florida island
Output: key largo
Category: SWITZERLAND 
Clue: The Swiss gave the world of music this form of wordless singing that echoes through the hills
Output: yodeling
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: From the Greek for "generalship", it's a plan of action, like those employed by the military
Output: strategy
Category: PLACES OF INCARCERATION 
Clue: One of the buildings at this British site is named for Robert Devereux, held there before his 1601 execution
Output: tower of london
Category: SPY NOVELS 
Clue: Robert Ludlum said that he created this character after suffering a bout of amnesia
Output: bourne
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: The stories of Gideon & Samson are found in this book of the Bible
Output: judges
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: It can be fatty matter on the wall of an artery, or a buildup of matter on a tooth
Output: plaque
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: This Evelyn Waugh novel is narrated by Charles Ryder
Output: "brideshead revisited"
Category: CNN 
Clue: This group includes Robert Novak & Margaret Carlson; they "rumble" on weekends at 7:00 P.M.
Output: "the capital gang"
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLERS 
Clue: "Millie's Book", as dictated to this first lady, was a nonfiction bestseller in 1990
Output: barbara bush
Category: A HINT OF SPICE 
Clue: This spice resembles an onion seed (oh yeah, the hint--it shares its name with TV chef Lawson)
Output: nigella
Category: HISTORIC EUROPEAN LEADERS 
Clue: He was Soviet president at the time the Berlin Wall came down
Output: mikhail gorbachev
Category: INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CODES 
Clue: In Spanish aca means "here" & if you land at ACA, you'll be here
Output: acapulco
Category: THE BARD WRITES 
Clue: Businessman Antonio begins this play by saying, "In sooth I know not why I am so sad"
Output: the merchant of venice
Category: "PO"POURRI 
Clue: If you didn't know that this Greek sea god also created the horse, say "Neigh!"
Output: poseidon
Category: AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: A tombstone bearing the name "Archie Leach" is seen in a classic 1944 film comedy starring this actor
Output: cary grant
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: North Dakota has its Devils Lake & Wyoming its Devils one of these
Output: devils tower
Category: THE JEFFERSON ADMINISTRATION 
Clue: In 1807, after a trip up the Hudson, he wrote, "The power of propelling boats by steam is now fully proved"
Output: fulton
Category: 1940S TV 
Clue: "Time for" this pal of Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent won the 1949 Emmy for Best Children's Show
Output: beanie
Category: ARE YOU HAVING A LAUGH? 
Clue: A sly laugh; pluralize & it's a candy bar
Output: a snicker
Category: ONE-WORD FILM TITLES 
Clue: Ads for this 1939 film said, "Garbo Laughs"
Output: ninotchka
Category: MUSIC FOR FOOLS? 
Clue: This singer's version of "Moon River" wasn't the big hit, but he did take "A Fool Never Learns" to No. 13
Output: andy williams
Category: CONTEMPORARIES 
Clue: Burnt at the stake in 1431, she was probably a pin-up girl for 11-year-old Torquemada
Output: joan of arc
Category: TV TITLE REFERENCES 
Clue: Joel McHale & Chevy Chase attend Greendale, this type of college
Output: a community college
Category: FROM "C" TO SHINING "C" 
Clue: You probably avoid elevators if you're this type of person who fears being in a closed place
Output: claustrophobic
Category: RADIO DAYS 
Clue: Episodes of this aviator's adventure serial began with a clock striking 12
Output: captain midnight
Category: BOUGHT THE FARM 
Clue: This beloved San Francisco Chronicle columnist died at age 80 in 1997
Output: herb caen
Category: NASHVILLE 
Clue: A tribute album to this late singer includes Elton John singing "Stand By Your Man"
Output: tammy wynette
Category: JAZZ 
Clue: This great tenor saxophonist was nicknamed "The Hawk"
Output: coleman hawkins
Category: THE "L" WORLD 
Clue: This beautiful lake in Banff National Park is named for a British princess
Output: louise
Category: JAZZ & BLUES NICKNAMES 
Clue: McKinley Morganfield
Output: "muddy waters"
Category: MOVIE GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The Errol Flynn western named for this Kansas town inspired the plot of Mel Brooks' "Blazing Saddles"
Output: dodge city
Category: "D" IN HISTORY 
Clue: This long-range radar "line" was established in 1957 to warn the U.S. & Canada of air attack from over the North Pole
Output: dew line