niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: FINN FUN 
Clue: Yeow!  The heat in this traditional Finnish room may reach the boiling point of water
Output: sauna
Category: JEAN-WHAT? 
Clue: Hatian leader Aristide
Output: jean-bertrand
Category: WHO PLAYED 'EM? 
Clue: Greaser Danny Zuko
Output: john travolta
Category: LETTER PERFECT 
Clue: It's commonly used to denote both a gender & a sweater size
Output: m
Category: BIG MOVIES 
Clue: Sausage King Jimmy Dean played a former sheriff in this 1990 film named for his biggest hit record
Output: big bad john
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: The beliefs of this Chinese religion appear in the books "Lao-Tzu" & "Chwang-Tzu"
Output: taoism
Category: 11-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: If you fail to make your mortgage payments, the bank might place your property in this
Output: foreclosure
Category: PHYSICIANS IN HISTORY 
Clue: Van Leeuwenhoek figured out capillaries were the missing element in this man's theory of circulation
Output: william harvey
Category: POE IS ME! 
Clue: "And this maiden she lived with no other thought than to love and be loved by me"
Output: annabel lee
Category: WORD DERIVATIONS 
Clue: It's not my first time at this public exhibition of cowboy skills, from the Spanish for "cattle ring"
Output: rodeo
Category: HISTORICAL MEN & WOMEN 
Clue: He told the Rump Parliament, "You have sat too long here for any good you have been doing lately, depart, I say"
Output: oliver cromwell
Category: THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARIE ANTOINETTE 
Clue: The capital city where she was born
Output: vienna
Category: HIGH HOPES 
Clue: It's a pattern of runaway financial speculation, like the "South Sea" one that "burst" in 1720
Output: bubble
Category: CABLE TELEVISION 
Clue: Style gurus Stacy London & Clinton Kelly teach fashion do's & don'ts on this TLC show
Output: what not to wear
Category: IN THEM THAR HILLS 
Clue: Shatrunjaya Hill in this country is home to more than 800 Jainist temples
Output: india
Category: "A.C."/"D.C." 
Clue: These critters yowl in the spaces between buildings
Output: alley cats
Category: HEY THERE, DELILAH 
Clue: ...Samson has 1,000 of these to slay & you offer him a wiffle ball bat; he'll stick with the jawbone
Output: philistines
Category: ANCIENT MESOAMERICA 
Clue: Ah Kin, whose help was vital to farming, was the Mayan god of this heavenly body
Output: sun
Category: MUSICALS 
Clue: "Practically Perfect" is one of the new songs written for the stage version of this 1964 Julie Andrews movie
Output: mary poppins
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The name of this smallest South American country can be spelled with or without an e
Output: suriname
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: The name of this large island in the Gulf of Alaska is derived from an Inuit word for "island"
Output: kodiak
Category: REINVENTING THE WHEEL 
Clue: Around 1700 this, a ship's steering system, was improved by adding a wheel
Output: the helm
Category: OPERA 
Clue: A highlight of Enrico Caruso's career was his rendition of the aria "Vesti la Giubba" in this Leoncavallo opera
Output: pagliacci
Category: FAMOUS WOMEN 
Clue: In a weekly column, "Talking It Over", she writes about life as first lady
Output: hillary rodham clinton
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: In a famous kite experiment, this Statesman proved that lightning is a form of electricity
Output: benjamin franklin
Category: AUF WIEDERSEHEN 
Clue: This physicist's temperature read extremely cold on any scale on Sept. 16, 1736
Output: fahrenheit
Category: OLD EGYPT 
Clue: Boatmen in the Nile extended an index finger & thumb to ward off these reptiles
Output: crocodiles
Category: TWISTER 
Clue: In 1996 a tornado flattened 80 villages in this country that forms most of Bengal
Output: bangladesh
Category: ARTSY FILMS 
Clue: Gene Kelly is an expatriate singing & dancing painter in this Oscar winner
Output: an american in paris
Category: THE ASSASSINATION BUREAU 
Clue: Engelbert Dollfuss, the chancellor of this neighbor of Germany, was assassinated by Nazis in 1934
Output: austria
Category: THE VIKINGS 
Clue: This French territory was colonized by the Vikings in the 900s & is named for them
Output: normandy
Category: THE "GREEN" ROOM 
Clue: In show biz it's a studio OK to go ahead, as in the 2008 Variety headline "'Gulliver' Gets Fox" this
Output: a green light
Category: SAVE THESE BOOKS FOR "LAST" 
Clue: Published in 1964, it's Hubert Selby's unflinchingly realistic portrayal of residents of a NYC borough
Output: last exit to brooklyn
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: This island nation is the most densely populated country in the Persian Gulf region
Output: bahrain
Category: PENN. NAMES 
Clue: The origins of this city's name are fishy; it may be from the Latin altus for "high" or from a Native American word
Output: altoona
Category: SMILE! 
Clue: The term Gioconda Smile refers to an enigmatic smile like the famous one painted by this man
Output: da vinci
Category: ARTISTS 
Clue: The modern artist who was born Milton Rauschenberg changed his first name to this
Output: robert
Category: PRESIDENTIAL FACTS 
Clue: Washington, D.C. locale where President Garfield was fatally shot
Output: the railroad station
Category: ISLANDS OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC 
Clue: This island is named for the captain of the British whaler L'Aigle, not the first mate of the Pequod
Output: starbuck
Category: BEAUTY 
Clue: In 2000 you could see all 6' 3" of this volleyball player & Coppertone model in the pages of Playboy
Output: gabrielle reece
Category: ORANGE YOU HUNGRY? 
Clue: The country tune "Song Of The South" mentions pie made from this tuber
Output: sweet potato
Category: THE NON-BEATLES ROCK BAND 
Clue: "Be Somebody" & "Sex On Fire" are songs off 2008's "Only by the Night" from this band
Output: kings of leon
Category: INSECTS 
Clue: Migration of insects thru the air is classed as active or passive, depending on use of this
Output: wind
Category: ART 
Clue: His first important painting was of his niece, but his most famous is his 1871 portrait of his mother
Output: james m. whistler
Category: BUSINESS LETTERS 
Clue: From coast-to-coast, people know that the A & P in A&P Supermarkets stand for this
Output: atlantic & pacific
Category: YOU'RE DARN TOOTIN'! 
Clue: He's "The Big Man" on sax in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band
Output: clarence clemons
Category: TOUGH CAPITALS 
Clue: Valletta
Output: malta
Category: LOVE POETRY 
Clue: A Shakespeare sonnet accuses this purple flower of steaing its smell from the poet's love
Output: the violet
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: In 1947 Francisco Franco honored this Argentine first lady with The Cross of Isabel the Catholic
Output: eva peron
Category: THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 
Clue: Clara Barton, who had lunch on this ship a few days earlier, was in her Red Cross office when it exploded
Output: the maine
Category: IRISH SONGS 
Clue: This title is followed by the line "Sure, it's like the morn in spring"
Output: "when irish eyes are smiling"
Category: THE 1970s 
Clue: In June of 1970, fighting between Israel & Syria reached new heights on these heights
Output: the golan heights
Category: I'D LIKE TO Y A VOWEL 
Clue: Nimble
Output: spry
Category: WORDS WITHIN WORDS 
Clue: You may have to do this to a computer disk to enable it to store information
Output: format
Category: "FOOL"ISHNESS 
Clue: Rash, reckless, or what Stan Laurel might do if he played a trick
Output: foolhardy
Category: OPERA 
Clue: After his 1711 opera "Rinaldo" made his name, he immediately moved from Hanover to England
Output: g.f. handel
Category: MADISON & PHYSIOLOGY 
Clue: Both men who held this post under James Madison, George Clinton & Elbridge Gerry, died in office
Output: vice president
Category: A PLACE CALLED CARSON 
Clue: Carson, California is home base for "Spirit of America", one of this company's blimps
Output: goodyear
Category: THE 21st CENTURY ROCKS 
Clue: This band found "All The Right Reasons" "Far Away" in Canada
Output: nickelback
Category: "R"ITERS 
Clue: This author of the hitchhiking novel "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues" once hitchhiked across the U.S.
Output: tom robbins
Category: SINGLE-NAMED SINGERS 
Clue: The dollar sign in her name is pronounced as an "S"
Output: ke$ha
Category: BE ON YOUR KIERKEGAARD 
Clue: "The Father of Existentialism", Kierkegaard said that human life requires a "leap of" this
Output: faith
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: Asia's population giant, finally admitted to U.N. in 1971
Output: china
Category: YOU MAKE ME CRY 
Clue: 1989's "Harlem Nights" featured this former talk show host as the "Crying Man"
Output: arsenio hall
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: U.S. pioneers in this industry include Little, Brown & Co., 1837 & Houghton Mifflin Co., 1832
Output: publishing
Category: 1999 U.S. STAMPS 
Clue: He's the subject of the latest Black Heritage stamp; it's worth 33 cents, not 10
Output: malcolm x
Category: LEATHER 
Clue: Most tanned leather is used to make these consumer products
Output: shoes
Category: ORANGE YOU GLAD? 
Clue: This New Zealand fish isn't quite as appealing when it's called a slimehead
Output: orange roughy
Category: SHAKESPEARE THE MAN 
Clue: Shakespeare's daughter Susanna was born 6 months after his marriage to this woman
Output: anne hathaway
Category: MAGAZINES ON THE WEB 
Clue: This mag's .com quizzes include "Do you know how to attract a guy" & "Are you TMI all the time?"
Output: cosmo
Category: THE AND LANDS 
Clue: Sao Tome and...
Output: principe
Category: ELEMENT & STATE 
Clue: In (IN)
Output: indium & indiana
Category: 20th CENTURY NICKNAMES 
Clue: Georgia's "Miss Lillian"
Output: lillian carter
Category: A MOVIE BEFORE, THEN DINNER AFTER 
Clue: Brat Pack detention in a 1985 film leads to a meal with 3 slices of toast, turkey, bacon & mayo
Output: the breakfast club sandwich
Category: MADAME 
Clue: At the Sorbonne she studied philosophy & met Sartre, beginning a lifelong association with both
Output: simone de beauvoir
Category: NOUN OR VERB 
Clue: A young goat, or to make fun of
Output: kid
Category: ANCIENT HISTORY 
Clue: Thucydides' history of this war ends in 411 B.C., 7 years before the war ended
Output: peloponnesian war
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: The USA's 10th national park is this one in Montana that's named for a giant icy feature
Output: glacier national park
Category: TAXES 
Clue: Prior to 1954, income taxes were due on this date, 1 month earlier than at present
Output: march 15
Category: FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: The "Olympia" variety of this seafood is a favorite for eating on the half shell
Output: oyster
Category: GREEK GODS & GODDESSESS 
Clue: This goddess was "mighty" fertile, bearing Harmonia, Aeneas & Eros, among others
Output: aphrodite
Category: ANAGRAMMED NAMES 
Clue: Funicello & Fabray
Output: annette & nanette
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: The large star in the center of its state seal is adorned with symbols of the 5 Civilized Tribes
Output: oklahoma
Category: "W"ORDS 
Clue: Snout beetle is another name for the true type of this insect
Output: a weevil
Category: MOVIE TWINS 
Clue: In "Twins" Arnold Schwarzenegger played a genius fluent in 12 languages; this actor played his con man twin
Output: danny devito
Category: THE "N-H-L" 
Clue: It's the branch of science that specializes in the kidney
Output: nephrology
Category: BOXING MOVIES 
Clue: Yo!  She played Adrian in all 5 "Rocky" movies
Output: talia shire
Category: "ALLO", "ALLO", "ALLO" 
Clue: One can be observation or hot-air
Output: balloon
Category: HISTORIC QUOTES 
Clue: When asked how he became a hero, this president replied, "It was involuntary.  They sank my boat"
Output: john f. kennedy
Category: STRING THEORY 201 
Clue: String theory is part of this "P" branch of physics that studies eensy little items
Output: particle
Category: HISTORICAL TRIVIA 
Clue: Once France's richest colony, this now-impoverished country was 2nd in the New World to gain independence
Output: haiti
Category: ON THE "LAM" 
Clue: It's the eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet
Output: lambda
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: It's the tendency of an object to float, or the upward pressure of fluid in an object
Output: buoyancy
Category: ZOOG DISNEY CHANNEL 
Clue: Britney made a guest appearance on this "famous" show about a TV action hero who moves back to his hometown
Output: the famous jett jackson
Category: POWER TO THE PEOPLE 
Clue: Citizen's Eco-Drive Thermo is one of these powered by the heat of your body
Output: wristwatch
Category: "C" IN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Perry, the barber turned singer, might enjoy visiting this lake and province in Lombardy
Output: como
Category: A HORATIO ALGAE NOVEL 
Clue: Some think a "Seinfeld" episode was based on Ulva lactuca, the sea type of this seen here in its salad days
Output: lettuce
Category: EXPRESS YOURSELF 
Clue: Philip Roth titled his 1973 work this, synonymous with the U.S. concept of a mythical magnum opus
Output: great american novel
Category: NATURE 
Clue: In the 1940s zoologist Karl von Frisch discovered that bees use this as a compass
Output: sun
Category: CITIES 
Clue: This capital is located in the historical region of New Castile
Output: madrid
Category: GONE WITH THE WIND: THE NOVEL 
Clue: In the last chapter, Scarlett plans a return to Tara & yearns to see this woman, now her "last link with the old days"
Output: mammy
Category: OH, THE HUGE MANATEES! 
Clue: These organs are long & narrow & extend through the manatee's entire body cavity to help with buoyancy
Output: lungs
Category: THE CONSTITUTION 
Clue: The Constitution gives this body the "sole power of impeachment"
Output: the house of representatives
Category: TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: In 2003 Billboard magazine started this new chart; the first No. 1, "Crazy In Love", had a total of 1,500
Output: music downloads
Category: RICH FELLAS 
Clue: The 2 millionaires Jacqueline Bouvier married
Output: john f. kennedy & aristotle onassis
Category: ELEMENT NAMES 
Clue: Found by Carl Gustav Mosander, terbium is named for Ytterby, a village in this country
Output: sweden
Category: USA TODAY 
Clue: They're the Rose Bowl champs, having beaten Penn State 38-24
Output: usc
Category: LET'S GO TO A THEME PARK 
Clue: Let's "rush" over to Knott's Berry Farm & let an old prospector teach us how to pan for this
Output: gold
Category: PAINT NO STOPPING US NOW 
Clue: "A Fair Wind", an 1876 work by this U.S. painter, shows a catboat at sea bearing the name Gloucester; d'oh!
Output: homer
Category: SCHOOL MOTTOES 
Clue: Yale's "Lux et Veritas" means "Light and" this
Output: truth
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: Sheila Burnford wrote about 2 dogs & one of these animals on an "Incredible Journey"
Output: a cat
Category: HOW TERRIBLY BRITISH 
Clue: Cartoonist David Low created this colonel, a symbol of stuffy views & blind patriotism
Output: colonel blimp
Category: COURT APPOINTEES 
Clue: James I created this post, M.C. for short, to have someone in charge of the formalities of public functions
Output: master of ceremonies
Category: LAFAYETTE YOU ARE HERE 
Clue: She laughed at Lafayette's dancing in 1774 & probably wasn't laughing when he had to save her in October 1789
Output: marie antoinette
Category: SEMITIC LANGUAGES 
Clue: People who spoke Semitic languages include these great seafarers whose alphabet led to ours
Output: the phoenicians
Category: MR. ROBINSON 
Clue: Walker Smith used this name as a professional boxer
Output: sugar ray robinson
Category: CATCHING SOME "Z"s 
Clue: It's the river that runs though Victoria Falls
Output: zambezi
Category: NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: To reach directory assistance in another city, dial the area code & this phone number
Output: 555-1212
Category: SONNETS 
Clue: Completes the first line of a Wordsworth poem, "Earth has not anything to show more..."
Output: fair
Category: SNAKES 
Clue: These are always open, & their protective covering, called the spectacle, is shed with the skin
Output: eyes
Category: CELEBRITY BOOKS 
Clue: Doing research on her grandfather led her to co-write the 1996 mystery novel "Murder at San Simeon"
Output: patricia hearst
Category: "NORTH" POLL 
Clue: This heavenly body is also known as Polaris
Output: the north star
Category: 1890s CINEMA 
Clue: A film of this president reviewing troops was shot in Pittsburgh on August 28, 1899; he was shot in 1901
Output: mckinley
Category: ALSO AT THE 2000 GRAMMYS 
Clue: Los Palominos won for Best Performance in this Mexican-American style made famous by Selena
Output: tejano
Category: WOMEN OF THE WORLD 
Clue: Queen Noor
Output: united states
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: These British twin brother playwrights wrote mystery novels under the rather obvious alias Peter Anthony
Output: peter & anthony shaffer
Category: "P" IS FOR PHYSICS 
Clue: This element, Pu, was first detected in a cyclotron at Berkely in 1940
Output: plutonium
Category: I'LL HAVE A B_L_T 
Clue: Lincoln famously compared these 2 items, saying one was "stronger than" the other
Output: ballot & bullet
Category: BOOK TITLES 
Clue: Sidney Sheldon wrote "The Other Side of" & "Memories of" this
Output: midnight
Category: EAT THAI 
Clue: In the names of noodle dishes this word precedes "Thai", "see ew" & "woon sen"
Output: pad
Category: AMERICAN HERSTORY 
Clue: Before she was the first black woman in Congress, she was the second in the New York State Assembly
Output: shirley chisholm
Category: TV TALK SHOW HOSTS 
Clue: This singer who hosted a variety series in the '50s had her own talk  show from 1974 to 1980
Output: dinah shore
Category: TO THE NINES 
Clue: Since 1869 this 9-member group consisted solely of men until Potter Stewart retired in 1981
Output: u.s. supreme court
Category: CABLE 
Clue: This type of bridge, like the Golden Gate, is so named because it hangs from steel cables
Output: suspension bridge
Category: THE BRAIN 
Clue: Though the brain is only 2% of human body weight, it uses up to 25% of this in the blood
Output: oxygen
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: At the urging of this general now on the 5-peso note, Argentina declared its independence from Spain July 9, 1816
Output: san martin
Category: THE COLOR PURPLE 
Clue: Defensive tackle Alan Page was part of the "purple people eaters" of this NFL team
Output: the minnesota vikings
Category: YOU CAN CZECH OUT ANY TIME YOU LIKE 
Clue: This party got the most votes in Czechoslovakia's May 26, 1946 general election
Output: the communists
Category: BRIT LIT 
Clue: Dona Inez is the mother of this Byron title character
Output: don juan
Category: NAME THEIR CENTURY 
Clue: Caligula
Output: the 1st
Category: THE COUNTRY WHERE YOU'D FIND 
Clue: ...the longest bridge over water in the world
Output: the united states
Category: FANTASTIC VOYAGES 
Clue: On April 17, 1524 this Italian "bridged" the Atlantic & reached New York Harbor, anchoring at the Narrows
Output: giovanni da verrazzano
Category: "BLACK" & "WHITE" FILMS 
Clue: A terrorist group plots to blow up the Super Bowl in this 1977 flick
Output: black sunday
Category: 100,000 REASONS 
Clue: The U.S. Geological Survey has a database of these in a 1:100,000 scale
Output: maps
Category: PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY 
Clue: Sneering at Shelley's atheism, a newspaper obituary said, "now he knows whether there is" this "or no"
Output: god
Category: IT'S MY LIFE 
Clue: Read up on this longtime speaker of the House in his 1987 memoir "Man of the House"
Output: tip o\'neill
Category: ALTERNATIVE ENERGY 
Clue: Photovoltaic (or "P.V.") cells, which can power homes, are more commonly called these
Output: solar
Category: WORDS IN (THE) DICTIONARY 
Clue: Container for milk
Output: a carton
Category: "PI" 
Clue: In 2001 bad weather helped cause one of these of over 100 vehicles on I-95 in Virginia
Output: pile-up
Category: SHEER CHAOS 
Clue: What Bush accused Gore of using, it's an actual branch of mathematics that acknowledges imprecision
Output: fuzzy math
Category: SPEED HAMLET 
Clue: Exeunt these 2 "formerly fellow-students with Hamlet"; they are dead
Output: rosencrantz & guildenstern
Category: "SH"!! 
Clue: James Hilton's high mountain valley
Output: shangri-la
Category: PROPHECIES & PREDICTIONS 
Clue: He supposedly predicted the Great Fire of London & the death of King Henry II of France
Output: nostradamus
Category: SMOKIN' "ACE"s 
Clue: Hello, baby! The Big Bopper knows this delicate fabric used for bridal gowns
Output: lace
Category: MUSIC 
Clue: The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company was founded to perform the works of this British duo
Output: gilbert & sullivan
Category: GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 
Clue: Of Polynesia, Micronesia or Melanesia, the one that means "small islands"
Output: micronesia
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: Now a Tennessee senator, he appeared in the films "Die Hard 2" & "The Hunt For Red October"
Output: fred dalton thompson
Category: GETTING MEDIEVAL WITH ENGLISH LIT 
Clue: An anonymous genius known as "The Pearl Poet" is thought to have been the author of this colorful tale of 2 knights
Output: sir gawain and the green knight
Category: R&B 
Clue: Her mother Cissy sang back-up on her 1985 hit "How Will I Know"
Output: whitney houston
Category: PAINTERS 
Clue: Dr. Tulp was so pleased with this artist's painting of his "Anatomy Lesson" that it hung in his school of surgery
Output: rembrandt
Category: ISLANDS OF THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE 
Clue: Australia's least populous state, it consists of the main island & many smaller ones, including King & Flinders
Output: tasmania
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Located in Alaska, it's North America's highest peak
Output: mt. mckinley
Category: HOW'S YOUR CONSTITUTION? 
Clue: Article VI says no test of this can be required for any public office (the Brits had had trouble with test acts)
Output: religion
Category: THE ROTARY CLUB 
Clue: The Philadelphia Public Ledger in the 1840s was the first to use this invention by Richard Hoe
Output: a rotary press
Category: 7 MODERN WONDERS 
Clue: The 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake did little damage to this, the world's tallest suspension bridge
Output: the golden gate bridge
Category: PLAYING REAL PEOPLE 
Clue: "Conrack" stars Jon Voight as this novelist, back when he was a young rural teacher
Output: pat conroy
Category: TOUGH FOOTBALL 
Clue: On Nov. 8, 1970 this man helped the Saints beat the Lions by kicking a record-setting 63-yard field goal
Output: tom dempsey
Category: WAR STUFF 
Clue: Around 1250 B.C., with Moses dead, the Israelites, led by this man, conquered the land of Canaan
Output: joshua
Category: ARCHBISHOPS OF YORK 
Clue: Nicholas Heath, in office from 1555 to 1579, was the last archbishop of this faith
Output: catholicism
Category: SAINTS BE PRAISED 
Clue: "Golden Legend", a book from the late Middle Ages, popularized his dragon-killing prowess
Output: saint george
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: In a famous 1830 race, this little ol' locomotive lost to a horse
Output: "tom thumb"
Category: MUSICAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: William Basie
Output: count
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Goto is the surname of the young Osaka-born violinist known by this single name
Output: midori
Category: HISTORIC EVENTS 
Clue: He & his 1,000 "Red Shirts" took Sicily in 1860
Output: garibaldi
Category: PETER 
Clue: This British actor from "The Usual Suspects", "In the Name of the Father" & "The Town" passed away in 2011
Output: pete postlethwaite
Category: CONTINENTAL GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: South America's Andean coastal plain gets lots of rain in Colombia, less in Ecuador & very little in this next nation down
Output: peru
Category: MEDIEVAL JOBS 
Clue: The Latin for "storehouse" gave us this word for a medieval pharmacist
Output: apothecary
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: This "American" territory in the south Pacific is administered by the Department of the Interior
Output: american samoa
Category: HOME OF THE BRAVE 
Clue: The Order of Leopold
Output: belgium
Category: VERMONT 
Clue: This type of rock mined near Proctor was used to build the U.S. Supreme Court building
Output: marble
Category: I AM SAM 
Clue: The government ordered 1,000 pistols from him during the Mexican War
Output: samuel colt
Category: THE OLD TESTAMENT 
Clue: This prophet interpreted Nebuchadnezzar's dream
Output: daniel
Category: PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS 
Clue: His run for the presidency produced the pamphlet "United We Stand -- How We Can Take Back Our Country"
Output: h. ross perot
Category: GOING THE DISTANCE 
Clue: It's a 30 mile swim across the Alenuihaha Channel from the Big Island of Hawaii to this nearest island
Output: maui
Category: '80s LIT 
Clue: In 1987 his "The Bonfire of the Vanities" lit up the bestseller charts
Output: wolfe
Category: TALKING REAL ESTATE 
Clue: Realtors often are paid this fee, usually rendered as a percentage of the costs
Output: a commission
Category: FILMS OF THE '40s 
Clue: Victor Mature & Hedy Lamarr played the title roles in this 1949 Cecil B. DeMille epic
Output: samson & delilah
Category: TRIPLE A 
Clue: "Llama" only has 2 As, while this relative has 3
Output: alpaca
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: The only U.S. national park named for a president, its area includes the Badlands of North Dakota
Output: theodore roosevelt national park
Category: VICE PRESIDENTS 
Clue: This man who served under Lincoln was also the second Republican governor of Maine
Output: hannibal hamlin
Category: ART 
Clue: Hard to tell, but Frans Hals is said to have used 27 different shades of this--look at the garb of "Adriaen Van Ostade"
Output: black
Category: SHALL WE "DANCE"? 
Clue: 1984 bestseller by Norman Mailer
Output: tough guys don\'t dance
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Shylock gives the "If you prick us, do we not bleed?" speech in this play
Output: the merchant of venice
Category: OH, HELL! 
Clue: This Roman epic poet was Dante's guide through the inferno in the "Divine Comedy"
Output: virgil
Category: ATHLETES 
Clue: Once a star basketball player for USC, from 1997 to 2000 she coached the WNBA's Phoenix Mercury
Output: cheryl miller
Category: FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: Before fermentation it's called "sweet"; after fermentation, it's "hard"
Output: cider
Category: I AM SAM, SAM I AM 
Clue: In 1985 he was Deputy Assistant Attorney General; in 2006 he was an associate justice
Output: alito
Category: WHEN WAS THAT, BORIS? 
Clue: Of 1447, 1547 or 1647, the year Ivan the Terrible was crowned the first czar of Russia
Output: 1547
Category: KENNEDY CENTER HONOREES 
Clue: This musician who gave off good "vibes" was one of the honorees in 1992
Output: lionel hampton
Category: TECH TALK 
Clue: 3-letter (sounding like 3-word) name of an instant messaging program introduced in November 1996
Output: icq
Category: "B-I" 
Clue: It's a person who loves or collects books
Output: a bibliophile
Category: FAIRY TALES 
Clue: During his adventures, this tiny "digital" favorite is swallowed by a cow, a giant & a fish
Output: tom thumb
Category: BRITISH HEIR WAYS 
Clue: He was an 11-year-old prince when he was betrothed to his brother's 17-year-old widow in 1503
Output: henry viii
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: (Alex: Here's Cheryl at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York)  On November 28, 1946 the Allied Council adjourned their peace talks here at the Waldorf for a dinner of this
Output: turkey for thanksgiving
Category: SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR 
Clue: This country's Christchurch is the world's southernmost city with more than 250,000 people
Output: new zealand
Category: ROYAL FEMALE NICKNAMES 
Clue: England's "Good Queen Bess"
Output: elizabeth i
Category: MOVIE TRAILERS 
Clue: The "Vegas" edition of this Chevy Chase movie series features a trailer home on an H-bomb test site
Output: national lampoon\'s vacation
Category: GEORGIA GIRL 
Clue: This actress who went to school in Augusta didn't know 'bout birthin' babies in "Gone with the Wind"
Output: butterfly mcqueen
Category: HORNS 
Clue: Mystery surrounds the origin of this 11-letter word for "to cheat" or "to swindle"
Output: hornswaggle
Category: 1960 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Jeff Greenfield)  In 1960 Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. wrote of these 2 candidates, "Does it make any difference?"
Output: john f. kennedy & richard nixon
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: Part of Albrecht Durer's etching, "Four Witches", appeared on the jacket of this John Updike novel
Output: "the witches of eastwick"
Category: WORLD OF POETRY 
Clue: His parents named him Rene Maria & dressed him in girls' clothes; he chose the name "Rainer" himself
Output: rainer maria rilke
Category: AIN'T THAT AMERICA 
Clue: In 1886 a pharmacist in this southern state became the first man to enjoy a Coke and a smile
Output: georgia
Category: AIRPORTS 
Clue: This city's airport terminal building has a white fabric roof formed into peaks to resemble the snow-capped Rockies nearby
Output: denver
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: This alliterative event happened 14 billion years ago
Output: the big bang
Category: SONG SUNG "BLUE" 
Clue: This title completes the line "No one knows what it's like to be the bad man, to be the sad man..."
Output: "behind blue eyes"
Category: "LOVE" 
Clue: 2-word term for fat bulges at the sides of the waist
Output: love handles
Category: A DATE 
Clue: For you, my dear, I've ordered grouper en papillote, which has been expertly baked in a sheath of this
Output: paper
Category: L.A.: TROUBLES IN PARADISE 
Clue: In 1943 mobs attacked & beat Mexican-Americans sporting this elaborate suit style
Output: zoot suit
Category: PHILOSOPHERS 
Clue: A Gershwin song says, "My nights were sour, spent with" this gloomy German philosopher
Output: schopenhauer
Category: ED-UCATION 
Clue: He showed off his singing pipes when he played Drew Barrymore's fiance in the film "Everyone Says I Love You"
Output: ed norton
Category: NATURE STUDY 
Clue: This tall shrub is prized for the reddish dye obtained from its leaves that's used to color hair
Output: henna
Category: CAROLS 
Clue: She negotiated on Everglades cleanup before becoming head of the EPA in 1993
Output: carol browner
Category: HABITAT FOR YOU, MANATEE 
Clue: This continent, for the species Trichechus senegalensis
Output: africa
Category: FRENCH AUTHORS 
Clue: When this author of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" died in 1885, his body lay in state under the Arc De Triomphe
Output: victor hugo
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: The song "Oh Susanna" says, "I come from Alabama" with this "on my knee"
Output: a banjo
Category: WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE? 
Clue: In 1973 kidnappers put this part of J. Paul Getty III in the mail to get a ransom out of his grandfather
Output: ear
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: This 19th century inventor's notable portraits included those of the Marquis de Lafayette & William Cullen Bryant
Output: samuel morse
Category: OSCAR NOMINEES 
Clue: In 1995 we said "au revoir" to this man nominated for writing "Au Revoir, Les Enfants" & for directing "Atlantic City"
Output: louis malle
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: Che Guevara once served as president of the national bank of this country
Output: cuba
Category: BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE 2008 OLYMPICS 
Clue: A journalist for ITN was detained & manhandled for covering a "pro-" this region protest held early in the Olympics
Output: tibet
Category: SPORTS TALK 
Clue: Ja, this German term means to ski straight down a slope at full speed
Output: schuss
Category: GENETICS 
Clue: The technique of gene splicing produces hybrid molecules known as "Recombinant" this
Output: dna
Category: WONDER DRUGS 
Clue: Adult migraine? Ease the throbbing with 200 milligrams of this
Output: ibuprofen
Category: CHILDREN'S LIT 
Clue: Inspired by "Bluebell in Fairyland", he wrote his own fairy play "Peter Pan"
Output: james m. barrie
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: This third-largest island in the world is shared by Brunei, Malaysia & Indonesia
Output: borneo
Category: "M": A NATION 
Clue: Greece is possessive about this name, so the U.N. has a member nation called the Former Yugoslav Republic of this
Output: macedonia
Category: HORSE & BUGGY 
Clue: The cells bees make for workers, males & queens are different in size, but all are this shape
Output: hexagon
Category: FRUIT IN LATIN 
Clue: I cannot tell a lie, this fruit is cerasus
Output: cherry
Category: "POO" POURRI 
Clue: In the '50s all the best-clad girls wore bobby socks, saddle shoes & one of these "canine" creations
Output: poodle skirts
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: This Italian Adriatic seaport is situated on 118 islands formed by about 180 canals
Output: venice
Category: HUMPHREY BOGART MOVIES 
Clue: "I don't lose arguments aboard my ship"
Output: the caine mutiny
Category: YOU LOSE! 
Clue: He "lost" his seat to the Big Bopper as Buddy Holly & the others flew off February 3, 1959
Output: waylon jennings
Category: A"R"TISTS 
Clue: This Flemish artist's Whitehall ceiling panels honoring James I were completed in 1634
Output: peter paul rubens
Category: CHAUVINISTIC TERMS FOR WOMEN 
Clue: A knight's wife; there's "Nothing Like" one
Output: dame
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: With brother Daffy, the NL strikeout leader who served as Truman's Secretary of State
Output: dizzy dean acheson
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: The stage where you're making enough to cover the cost of the basketball player who runs the offense
Output: the break-even point guard
Category: WE'RE IN SEINE! 
Clue: It's the largest museum located on the Seine River
Output: the louvre
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Concubines & a eunuch are featured in the exotic ballet named for this "Arabian Nights" tale-spinner
Output: scheherezade
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: It begins, "In the ancient city of London....A boy was born to a poor family of the name of Canty...."
Output: "the prince and the pauper"
Category: ONE NATION 
Clue: The one nation over 2 million square miles in area that borders no other countries
Output: australia
Category: COMPANY HISTORIES 
Clue: In 1893 George Brown & this man formed a partnership in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Output: robert williamson
Category: AMERICAN RELIGION 
Clue: The Catholic mission at San Juan Capistrano was founded in the 18th century by this Franciscan
Output: juniperro serra
Category: TAKE THIS CATEGORY LAST!! 
Clue: Each correct response in the "GEOGRAPHY" category is found in this classic board game of global domination
Output: risk
Category: BIG BUSINESS 
Clue: In 1947 this tinfoil brand was Reynolds Aluminum's first consumer product
Output: reynolds wrap
Category: LITERARY QUOTATIONS 
Clue: This Poe plague "had long devastated the country.  No pestilence had ever been so fatal"
Output: the red death
Category: COLORS 
Clue: Seal & raw sienna
Output: brown
Category: LEADING MEN 
Clue: He won an Oscar playing Gauguin & says now, "I make more on my paintings than I do as an actor
Output: anthony quinn
Category: HITCHCOCK 
Clue: Hitchcock made this film in 1934 & then remade it in 1956 with Doris Day & Jimmy Stewart
Output: the man who knew too much
Category: WILD THINGS 
Clue: While true buffaloes have 13 pairs of ribs, this American counterpart has 14
Output: bison
Category: INITIALLY YOURS 
Clue: 19th century English painter Joseph Mallord William...
Output: j.m.w. turner
Category: MOVIE DIRECTORS 
Clue: Through 1996 he starred in all of the films he directed with the exception of "Breezy" & "Bird"
Output: clint eastwood
Category: HAPPY NEW YEAR 
Clue: On Jan. 1, 1502 Portuguese sailors arrived at this present-day city & thought the bay was a river
Output: rio de janeiro
Category: I CAN SEE YOUR HOUSE FROM HERE! 
Clue: From Grouse Mountain, you'll B.C.-ing a panorama of this big city on a peninsula
Output: vancouver
Category: SAINTS 
Clue: Hadrian is said to have made martyrs of these 3 legendary sisters, also a trio of virtues
Output: faith, hope & charity
Category: ALICE IN WONDERLAND 
Clue: To have room to do the lobster quadrille, you have to clear these spineless creatures off the shore
Output: jelllyfish
Category: FAMOUS UKRAINIANS 
Clue: 19th century author of "Dead Souls", "The Nose" & the Danny Kaye inspiration "The Inspector General"
Output: nikolai gogol
Category: "E"ASY DOES IT 
Clue: Born in Norway, he patented the first practical outboard motor for boats
Output: evinrude
Category: LARCENY DELL'ARTE 
Clue: This Spaniard's portrait of the Duke of Wellington was stolen from the U.K. in 1961
Output: goya
Category: HISTORIC NICKNAMES 
Clue: "The Corsican General"
Output: napoleon
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: The garden of "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" includes these, along with cockleshells & pretty maids
Output: silver bells
Category: LITERARY QUOTES 
Clue: In "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", he was "The juvenile pariah of the village", the "son of the town drunkard"
Output: huckleberry finn
Category: ART & MUSIC 
Clue: The last name of this 20th century Swiss artist is pronounced like a material for pottery
Output: klee
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: Now part of the Camberley Hotel Company, this New York hotel was home to the famous Round Table
Output: the algonquin
Category: IT'S ONLY MONEY 
Clue: Government taxing & spending are part of this "policy", from the Latin for "basket" or "treasury"
Output: fiscal
Category: AMERICAN AUTHORS 
Clue: His 1986 story "You're Only Old Once!" is "A Book for Obsolete Children"
Output: dr. seuss
Category: SELLERS' BEST 
Clue: John Lennon was among the fans of this influential radio show starring Peter Sellers & Spike Milligan
Output: the goon show
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Originally, this Czech composer's opera "The Bartered Bride" contained some spoken dialogue
Output: bedrich smetana
Category: MOM'S THE WORD 
Clue: Miriam Weinstein & her husband Max provided this name for a film company founded by their sons in 1980
Output: miramax
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: Pumice is a variety of this type of rock formed when lava cools
Output: igneous
Category: MARK YOUR CALENDAR 
Clue: Mother's Day
Output: may
Category: HE ASKED GOD 
Clue: "What wilt thou give me, seeing I go childless?"
Output: abraham
Category: FOOD ACROSS AMERICA 
Clue: New Yorkers claim their bagels are best, because this ingredient is best in New York
Output: the water
Category: ARTISTS 
Clue: Brancusi declined to study under this French sculptor, saying, "Nothing grows under large trees"
Output: auguste rodin
Category: CHINA PATTERNS 
Clue: "Colorful" nickname of Mao Zedong's book, of which 720 million copies were published between 1964 & '67
Output: the little red book
Category: FOREIGN FILM TITLES 
Clue: From Almodovar, "Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios"
Output: women on the verge of a nervous breakdown
Category: FIRST LADIES 
Clue: A portrait of her, painted by her husband, hangs in grandson David's dining room
Output: mamie eisenhower
Category: THE BODY HUMAN 
Clue: This hollow chamber of the upper end of the trachea contains the vocal cords
Output: the larynx
Category: "W" 
Clue: In a Coors light ad, the guy with this "avian" nickname tries to help his amorous buddy "live the dream"
Output: a wingman
Category: DANGER PUNS 
Clue: Chris Berman added "and bear it" to this San Diego Padres superstar's nickname
Output: tony gwynn
Category: TOUGH SCIENCE 
Clue: This element, symbol Mg, occurs naturally in such minerals as dolomite & brucite
Output: magnesium
Category: FEELINGS 
Clue: In 1973 Mean Joe Greene introduced a TV dinner for this-"Man"
Output: hungry-man
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: Joel Poinsett, the 1st U.S. minister to this Latin American nation, opposed the war with it in 1846
Output: mexico
Category: SINGING DUOS 
Clue: In 1984, their career took off again "on the wings of a nightingale"
Output: everly brothers
Category: NUCLEAR ENERGY 
Clue: Almost all U.S. nuclear reactors use this liquid as a coolant
Output: water
Category: LET'S GET SAUCED 
Clue: Gherkins & anchovies go in this chilled, flavored mayonnaise that's big in Cajun shrimp dishes
Output: remoulade
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: Infamous 19th century actor seen here:
Output: john wilkes booth
Category: THE "I"s HAVE IT 
Clue: This empire spoke a language called Quechua & stretched for more than 2,500 miles
Output: the incas
Category: IT'S OUR TERRITORY 
Clue: New Caledonia
Output: france
Category: "C" TO SHINING "C" 
Clue: "Knots Landing" was set in one
Output: cul-de-sac
Category: PUBLISHING 
Clue: Xlibris is a P.O.D. service, P.O.D. standing for this do-it-yourself method
Output: print on demand
Category: JUST AVERAGE 
Clue: The average is also called the arithmetic this
Output: mean
Category: THE "F.D." FILES 
Clue: Richard Wagner wrote an opera in 1843 about this spectral ship doomed to sail the seas for eternity
Output: the flying dutchman
Category: CONGRESS IS ALL A-TWITTER 
Clue: This state's Sen. Claire McCaskill talked sports with "Congrats to Chiefs for surprising Denver today"
Output: missouri
Category: FAMOUS COUPLES 
Clue: They met during the filming of "Bull Durham" & have been together ever since
Output: susan surandon & tim robbins
Category: MODERN "TIME"S 
Clue: To own a property jointly with others & use it in common but at different times
Output: time-share
Category: "P.G." 
Clue: Serving from 1969 to 1972, Winton Blount was the last person to serve in this job as part of the cabinet
Output: the postmaster general
Category: OXFORD 
Clue: Oxford in this state, which celebrated its Bicentennial in 2010, is home to Miami University
Output: ohio
Category: NEW DEAL ALPHABET 
Clue: SEC
Output: securities and exchange commission
Category: AIRPORTS 
Clue: The Tokyo international airport opened in 1978 to partly replace Haneda is commonly called this
Output: narita
Category: WHO'S SPEAKING IN SHAKESPEARE? 
Clue: "Be but sworn, my love, and I'll no longer be a Capulet"
Output: juliet
Category: GREEK MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: After she fell in love with him, Circe lifted the spell that had changed men into swine
Output: odysseus
Category: WHY I HATE YOU 
Clue: You never miss one of these basketball shots taken from "beyond the arc"-- & oh, the taunting!
Output: a 3-pointer
Category: RACETRACK TALK 
Clue: U.S. racetracks have 2 turns: the clubhouse one before the backstretch & the far one before this
Output: homestretch
Category: "LET"s END THIS 
Clue: A drinking glass with a stem & a base, its name is from the old French for "cup"
Output: goblet
Category: THE NATIONAL TRACK & FIELD HALL OF FAME 
Clue: Al Oerter won this event in 4 straight Olympics but due to youth, then injury, then age, was an underdog every time
Output: discus throw
Category: ENTERTAINMENT NEWS 
Clue: Unfortunately, too many "Days of Thunder" split this celeb couple in February 2001
Output: tom cruise and nicole kidman
Category: IT ENDS WITH "US" 
Clue: Bridges over this strait connect Asia to Europe
Output: bosphorus
Category: COLLEGE TOWNS 
Clue: Carnegie Mellon University
Output: pittsburgh
Category: PRISONERS' SENTENCES 
Clue: His book "The Sixteenth Round: From Number 1 Contender to No. 45472" led the way to his release & a 1999 film
Output: rubin "hurricane" carter
Category: "MEN" AT WORK 
Clue: This journalist said no one "has ever lost money by underestimating the intelligence of the great masses"
Output: mencken
Category: YOU DESERVE A METAL 
Clue: In 1965 President Johnson asked that this metal be eliminated in the minting of new dimes & quarters
Output: silver
Category: NEWER FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: From Washington, the Fuji type of one fruit flavoured with the Concord type of another yields this, also meaning "wrestle"
Output: grapple
Category: NURSERY RHYMES 
Clue: One little pig "went to market"; one little pig "stayed at home"; one little pig ate this meat
Output: roast beef
Category: ACTING THE PART 
Clue: After playing a general named Maximus, this actor enlisted in the Navy as Captain of the HMS Surprise
Output: russell crowe
Category: A LITERARY TOUR 
Clue: Tourist cometh to Tao House, the California home where he wrote "The Iceman Cometh"
Output: eugene o\'neill
Category: FORESTS 
Clue: Through efforts by the VFW, a memorial forest in N.C. is named for this "Trees" poet who was killed in WWI
Output: joyce kilmer
Category: POUR "E" 
Clue: The brew cycle for this strong coffee is very short, ideally under 30 seconds, so the grind should be very fine
Output: espresso
Category: FILL IN THE DICKENS TITLE 
Clue: "M.C."
Output: martin chuzzlewit
Category: DIARIES 
Clue: The diary of this woman, wife of a famous aviator, describes the kidnapping of her son
Output: anne morrow lindbergh
Category: 20th CENTURY AUTHORS 
Clue: Ayn Rand once cited this late Mike Hammer author as her favorite popular writer
Output: mickey spillane
Category: STAR LIGHT, STAR BRIGHT 
Clue: A spectral class G yellow star, it has an apparent magnitude of about -26
Output: the sun
Category: 19th CENTURY SENATORS BY STATE 
Clue: John Quincy Adams
Output: massachusetts
Category: SCIENTISTS 
Clue: Sadly, both she & her daughter Irene died of leukemia caused by overexposure to radiation
Output: marie curie
Category: THE COLDEST PROFESSION 
Clue: An important commercial use of cryogenics is the freezing of LNG, liquified this fuel, for storage & transport
Output: natural gas
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Estimated temperatures on this planet range from 950° F. on the sunlit side to -346° on the dark side
Output: mercury
Category: WAR STARS 
Clue: This young star played the title role in "Saving Private Ryan"
Output: matt damon
Category: BIG SCREEN BRAINBUSTERS 
Clue: Regarding the food of the future, Charlton Heston reveals it's people! in this "colorful" film
Output: soylent green
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In the 5th century B.C., this Greek historian wrote that it took 100,000 men 20 years to complete the Great Pyramid
Output: herodotus
Category: TEAMS THAT DON'T END IN S 
Clue: This Colorado team used to be known as the Quebec Nordiques
Output: the colorado avalanche
Category: THE MUSICAL '80s 
Clue: Bette Midler's 1989 hit "Wind Beneath My Wings" was featured in this film co-starring Barbara Hershey
Output: beaches
Category: BALLET 
Clue: In an 1870 Delibes ballet, Swanilda, the heroine, gets all dolled up to impersonate this title doll
Output: coppelia
Category: AUTHORS' MAIDEN NAMES 
Clue: Mary Dodge's
Output: mapes
Category: BORN IN IRELAND 
Clue: Irish-born actor who played Britain's King Arthur in the movie version of "Camelot"
Output: richard harris
Category: GOTTA HAVE "PUL" 
Clue: An elevated platform used by harpooners on a whaling ship, or a lectern from which a sermon is delivered
Output: pulpit
Category: THE BLUES 
Clue: Handicap of Lemon Jefferson & also Willie McTell.  They both needed a good woman to catch them if they fell
Output: blindness
Category: CALL ME CHARLES 
Clue: This bodybuilder became world famous marketing a technique he conceived while watching a lion in a zoo
Output: charles atlas
Category: CHEM LAB 
Clue: An atom or molecule with a single unspoiled one of these is a free radical, man
Output: electron
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: Nahuatl & Zapotec are Indian languages spoken mainly in this country
Output: mexico
Category: BOOKS WITH SUBTITLES 
Clue: "Moby Dick" is subtitled "or, the" this 5-letter word
Output: whale
Category: IT HAPPENED ON DECEMBER 1 
Clue: This "Divine" singer-actress was born Dec. 1, 1945 & named for actress Davis
Output: bette midler
Category: RHYMES WITH DOG 
Clue: Sometimes I feel like a small one of these in the Sony machine
Output: a cog
Category: HALOGENS 
Clue: A reddish liquid, this halogen is often used to make sedatives & was once used to make EDB, an additive in lead gasoline
Output: bromine
Category: TASTY MUSICAL ACTS 
Clue: Billy Corgan of this band wasn't Melon Collie when its third album sold over 4 million copies
Output: the smashing pumpkins
Category: FUNNY LADIES IN SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: The 2 beloveds Julia & Silvia
Output: two gentlemen of verona
Category: IN LAS VEGAS 
Clue: It's where to go in Vegas if you've got more appetite than money; the Palms' lunch one is just $7.99
Output: a buffet
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Haley Joel Osment "dead people" flick that featured Emma Thompson as Elinor Dashwood
Output: the sixth sense and sensibility
Category: WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: The word language comes from "lingua", Latin for this body part
Output: tongue
Category: JACKIE PAPER 
Clue: This former G.E. CEO has co-authored "Straight From The Gut" & "Winning"
Output: jack welch
Category: HEDGEHOG HODGEPODGE 
Clue: The hedgehog genus Hemiechinus is notable for the length of these sensory appendages
Output: ears
Category: YOU'VE GOT COMPANY 
Clue: This Donkey Kong company introduced its home video game console in Japan in 1983
Output: nintendo
Category: STATELY FORTS 
Clue: Fort Bragg in this state is home to Delta Force
Output: north carolina
Category: JERSEY GIRLS 
Clue: Jersey City-born, this "Living Omnimedia" lifestyle maven was raised in Nutley, & that's a good thing
Output: martha stewart
Category: OCCUPATIONS 
Clue: In older movie theaters this worker stood by to change reels every 20 minutes
Output: projectionist
Category: THE BRAIN 
Clue: There are over 10 billion of these cells in the brain, each part of the brain having its own type
Output: neurons