niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: THE WHITE HOUSE 
Clue: Once a stable, the Rose Garden lies in the ell of this part of the White House, also the name of a TV show
Output: the west wing
Category: MAMMA MIA! 
Clue: The mother of princesses Stephanie & Caroline
Output: grace kelly
Category: TWAIN 
Clue: On their first date, Twain took his future wife to a reading given by this English author in 1867
Output: charles dickens
Category: SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE 
Clue: These, like the thrust type, are defined as narrow zones where rock masses move in relation to one another
Output: faults
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: From 1920 to 1939, this Lithuanian capital was controlled by Poland
Output: vilnius
Category: TOURIST TRAPS 
Clue: Both Ferde Grofe' & the Colorado River dug this national park
Output: the grand canyon
Category: GA$ 
Clue: Gas topped 2 bucks a gallon for the first time in May of this leap year (it only seems like a lifetime ago)
Output: 2004
Category: TURNS OF THE CENTURY 
Clue: In 1301 the future Edward II became the first English recipient of this princely title
Output: prince of wales
Category: HOLY PLACE NAMES 
Clue: Islamabad, Pakistan is northwest of this Indian city that bears the name of Islam's god
Output: allahabad
Category: VEGETARIAN CUISINE 
Clue: Some vegetarians choose not to eat this product because it is made by bees
Output: honey
Category: WORLD RELIGION 
Clue: With over 15 million members, this Baptist denomination is the USA's largest branch of Protestantism
Output: southern baptist
Category: LIKE A VIRGIN 
Clue: The pope declared the "Virgin of" this Mexican place to be patroness of the Americas
Output: guadalupe
Category: EDWARD R. MURROW 
Clue: Critic Jack Gould called Murrow's show on this senator "the week that broadcasting recaptured its soul"
Output: joseph mccarthy
Category: CHEMISTRY 
Clue: She had high school chemistry with Peter Jacobson, whom she married in 1978 & later helped create "The Nanny"
Output: fran drescher
Category: CRIMEA 
Clue: Like Mathew Brady in the Civil War, Roger Fenton is famous for doing this during the Crimean War
Output: taking photographs
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In 447 he & his band of Huns devastated the area between the Mediterranean & Black Seas
Output: attila
Category: "RED", "WHITE" OR "BLUE" 
Clue: A lady with literary leanings
Output: a bluestocking
Category: HOUSE OF METAPHORS 
Clue: To get a breeze indoors, I'll do this 4-word phrase, meaning be receptive to the possibility of changing my mind
Output: leave the door open
Category: CALIFORNIA HERE I COME! 
Clue: This city really must be the Magic Kingdom! Here, Ducks become champions of pro hockey
Output: anaheim
Category: FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: This Japanese "rice wine" is traditionally served hot in an earthenware bottle called a tokkuri
Output: sake
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: The Vasamuseet in Stockholm houses one of the oldest complete examples of these, the Vasa
Output: a ship
Category: GIMME AN "H" 
Clue: Concentrated hemp resin that lent its name to the assassins of the Middle Ages
Output: hashish
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Agnes de Mille's ballet "Fall River Legend" was based on the case of this accused murderess
Output: lizzie borden
Category: ON "Q" 
Clue: A trivial objection
Output: quibble
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: Characters in this ever-popular musical include King Herod, Mary Magdalene & several lepers
Output: jesus christ superstar
Category: COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: In 1982 these 2 organizations merged to become America's largest single provider of managed health-care coverage
Output: blue cross blue shield
Category: BIG BROTHERS 
Clue: In 2008 quarterback Jordan Palmer signed with the Cincinnati Bengals to back up this big brother
Output: carson palmer
Category: CIVICS CLASS 
Clue: It's about 50% in U.S. national elections, 30 points lower than in western Europe
Output: voter turnout
Category: BRAIN TEASE 
Clue: These brain cells that transmit nerve impulses number in the billions
Output: neurons
Category: "T"s ME, ALEX 
Clue: Emperor from 14 to 37 A.D., he mailed it in the last 10 years from Capri
Output: tiberius
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIT 
Clue: "Song Of Solomon" was the first of her novels to have a male protagonist
Output: toni morrison
Category: NOVEL TITLES 
Clue: Al Manheim wonders this about an eager kid named Glick
Output: what makes sammy run?
Category: INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC 
Clue: With an average car speed of 6 mph, it's easy to see how this "Eternal City" wasn't built in a day
Output: rome
Category: COMMUNITIES 
Clue: Dan Bern sings, "It's" this type of town, "like Hershey, Pennsylvania... like Akron, Ohio"
Output: a company town
Category: WHAT KIDS ARE READING THESE DAYS 
Clue: A "howling" success, Maggie Stiefvater's "Shiver" is the first entry in the series these "of Mercy Falls"
Output: wolves
Category: 2-DRINK MINIMUM 
Clue: Rhyming words for German dark beer & German white wine
Output: bock & hach
Category: WEATHER 
Clue: To produce rain, clouds are often seeded with crystals of this compound, formula Agl
Output: silver iodide
Category: "HOTEL"s 
Clue: Rob Lowe & Jodie Foster starred in this 1984 movie based on a John Irving novel
Output: the hotel new hampshire
Category: REALLY BIG 
Clue: Longer than 2 football fields, it was launched at Friedrichshafen, Germany in 1936
Output: the hindenburg
Category: THE CURRENT SUPREME COURT JUSTICE WHO 
Clue: ...has a presidential surname & made it to the court after Robert Bork was rejected
Output: anthony kennedy
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: Founded in 1789, this D.C. university is the oldest Catholic college in the U.S.
Output: georgetown
Category: CIRCLE OF LIFE 
Clue: To cause annoyance or ire
Output: rile
Category: PALME D'OR WINNERS 
Clue: In 1964 Jacques Demy won with "Les parapluies" or these "de Cherbourg"
Output: umbrellas
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: Rex Reed claims he saw this Southern playwright almost hit by a bus named Desire
Output: tennessee williams
Category: CITY WALK 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from Miami.)  Stretching from about 17th Avenue to 37th Avenue is this "small" area of Miami
Output: "little havana"
Category: GRAPHIC ARTS 
Clue: Typesetters may use the Dvorak layout on one of these; it reduces their finger movements from Qwerty
Output: a keyboard
Category: MONEY & FINANCE 
Clue: Like interest paid on bank savings, they're the earnings paid on stocks & mutual funds
Output: dividends
Category: THAT '70s SHOW 
Clue: Much of this sitcom involved the goings on at WJM-TV in Minneapolis
Output: the mary tyler moore show
Category: ALL "STAR"S 
Clue: It's a term for the right-hand side of a ship, facing forward
Output: starboard
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: "Little Women" is set during this war
Output: the civil war
Category: "ING"LISH 
Clue: Novelist Maxim Gorky apporopriately co-authored a book on "The Art and Craft" of this
Output: writing
Category: THE TV CHARACTER IN COMMON 
Clue: Dean Cain & Tom Welling
Output: clark kent
Category: ALPHABETICALLY FIRST 
Clue: Of our solar system's 9 planets
Output: earth
Category: WHERE ARE THEY NOW? 
Clue: A 1960s surf movie hunk & star of "Parrish", he's now teaching acting on a cruise line
Output: troy donahue
Category: EPONYMS 
Clue: Named for a French courtesan, Pommes Anna is a dish of layered these, not apples
Output: potatoes
Category: NEW MEDIA 
Clue: On the CBS.com reality show "InTurn", hot hopefuls vie for a role on this TV soap opera
Output: as the world turns
Category: WORLD LITERATURE 
Clue: This student of Plato's wrote treatises on metaphysics, physics, poetics & rhetoric
Output: aristotle
Category: FORESTS 
Clue: A national forest in Missouri's Ozarks is named for this 19th century writer
Output: mark twain
Category: FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: This 'butter" is extracted from beans during the chocolate-making process
Output: cocoa butter
Category: THUNDER & LIGHTNING 
Clue: In the comic book, frail Dr. Don Blake struck his walking stick on the ground & became this mighty god of thunder
Output: thor
Category: THE HOUSE OF THE 7 GERBILS 
Clue: If a pair of pet gerbils are from the same family, they'll be familiar with this, rodents' main means of recognition
Output: odor
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: Henry Ford once said you could buy a Model T in any color as long as it was this
Output: black
Category: FIREARMS IN SHOW BIZ 
Clue: Quasi-related pair time: last name of "Clerks" director Kevin & a cooking oil hawked by Florence Henderson
Output: smith & wesson
Category: RUSSIAN AROUND 
Clue: The 1980s were tough on Russian heads of state: he died in 1982, Andropov in 1984 & Chernenko in 1985
Output: brezhnev
Category: CANADIAN CAPITALS 
Clue: In 1947 huge oil deposits were discovered in this city 175 miles north of Calgary; it's now Canada's oil capital
Output: edmonton
Category: NICOLAS CAGE MOVIES 
Clue: Suicidal alcoholic Ben Sanderson
Output: leaving las vegas
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: The name of this measure, equal to .9144 meters, comes from the Old English for "twig"
Output: yard
Category: WEDDINGS 
Clue: This composer was 17, a legal age for men in Mississippi to marry, when he began work on the following:
Output: felix mendelssohn
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: Every 4 years this Polish capital hosts a Frederic Chopin international piano competition
Output: warsaw
Category: BALLET 
Clue: George Balanchine created 10 ballets for this impresario's Ballets Russes
Output: sergei diaghilev
Category: IN THE BO-"D" 
Clue: This large sheet of muscle provides most of the power that moves air in & out of the lungs
Output: the diaphragm
Category: COLLEGE NICKNAMES 
Clue: Stanford's singular nickname comes not from a bird or religious rank but from this red color
Output: cardinal
Category: A QUIET EVENING AT HOME 
Clue: A lively match at this board game is under way, & I do believe that's the Tartakower Variation on the Torre Attack
Output: chess
Category: LEGAL MATTERS 
Clue: "Lacy's Law" in Colorado cracks down on impersonating one of these, & on having red & blue lights on your car
Output: a police officer
Category: FILM ROLES IN COMMON 
Clue: This Tom Clancy character has been played by Alec Baldwin & Harrison Ford
Output: jack ryan
Category: FAMOUS EDUCATORS 
Clue: Though it caused much indignation in the South, Teddy Roosevelt invited this educator to the White House
Output: booker t. washington
Category: DRINK SOME "T" 
Clue: It's the non-potent beverage in a Bloody Mary
Output: tomato juice
Category: SMALLER THAN ALBUQUERQUE 
Clue: This tiny Alpine principality is represented diplomatically by Switzerland
Output: liechtenstein
Category: WARS 
Clue: Sports event that set off a 1969 war between Honduras & El Salvador
Output: soccer
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: The OED says the word "word" is from OE, this language
Output: old english
Category: MY NAME IS GEORGE 
Clue: Meet this TV character...his boy Elroy...daughter Judy...Jane, his wife...
Output: george jetson
Category: "V.H." ONE 
Clue: After his death in 1885, his body lay in state under the Arc de Triomphe
Output: victor hugo
Category: NOVELISTS 
Clue: This novelist's youthful voyages provided the basis for such works as "Lord Jim" & "Typhoon"
Output: conrad
Category: I GOT IT HANDELED 
Clue: Handel bequeathed the "Messiah" manuscript to a hospital for these children, like Tom Jones
Output: foundlings
Category: THE SOLAR SYSTEM 
Clue: Neptune also has these features, including LeVerrier & Adams; only Saturn's can be seen through a small telescope
Output: rings
Category: "PAY" UP 
Clue: This online purchasing service was founded in 1998
Output: paypal
Category: CAN I BUY YOU A SANDWCH? 
Clue: A chopped olive salad tops the layers of meat & cheese in this specialty sandwich of New Orleans
Output: a muffuletta
Category: PARKS 
Clue: The lowest point of this national park in the southwest U.S. is more than 1100 feet underground
Output: the carlsbad caverns
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: When this "dark" knight sacked Limoges, France in 1370, he killed more than 3,000 citizens
Output: the black prince
Category: WYOMING 
Clue: Wyoming shares the Black Hills National Forest with this state
Output: south dakota
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: This school's Urbana-Champaign campus is home to the National Center for Supercomputing Applications
Output: illinois
Category: BRITISH HISTORY 
Clue: Party whips can be found at No. 12 on the street named for this 17th C. treasury secretary
Output: downing street
Category: LANDMARKS 
Clue: Fittingly, a sculpture of this animal stands 67 feet tall at the Dallas Zoo
Output: a giraffe
Category: SPIES 
Clue: In 1948 this editor of Time magazine identified himself & Alger Hiss as Soviet agents
Output: whittaker chambers
Category: "OUCH"! 
Clue: Boastful buffoon stock character from commedia dell'arte; will you do the fandango?
Output: scaramouch
Category: PHONETICS 
Clue: A velar consonant, like the first sound in "good" or "king", applies the tongue to the soft this
Output: the palate
Category: SIGNS & SYMBOLS 
Clue: As quoted by James Baldwin, "God gave Noah" this sign, "No more water, the fire next time!"
Output: rainbow
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: Reviewing her "Fear oF Flying" in 1973, John Updike said it had "class & sass, brightness & bite"
Output: erica jong
Category: THE BRITISH MUSEUM 
Clue: Jonathan Harker studies up on Transylvania in the British Museum library at the beginning of this novel
Output: dracula
Category: ANT-ONYMS 
Clue: The extinct passenger pigeon & this African army ant are both known for moving in huge swarms
Output: driver ants
Category: ART 
Clue: In 1546 Pope Paul III appointed this artist architect of St. Peter's Basilica
Output: michelangelo
Category: ANIMAL A.K.A. 
Clue: American buffalo
Output: bison
Category: TERM ME LOOSE 
Clue: Term for the Neoclassical style of furniture, decoration & fashion in vogue in Napoleonic France
Output: the empire style
Category: GOING COUNTRY 
Clue: It's the largest country in the Caribbean & it's only about 90 miles south of Florida
Output: cuba
Category: SEEING THE LIGHT 
Clue: "The sun's coming up"?  No, this character says, "Envious streaks do lace the severing clouds in yonder east"
Output: romeo
Category: COUNTRIES' LARGEST ETHNIC GROUPS 
Clue: At 40%, Javanese
Output: indonesia
Category: TV THEME LYRICS 
Clue: "Believe it or not, I'm walking on air, never thought I could feel so free"
Output: greatest american hero
Category: OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE 
Clue: For walls & vaults, the Romans invented a superior type of this material made of cement, water & gravel
Output: concrete
Category: NASHVILLE 
Clue: The duo The Lynns could sing of being a coal miner's granddaughters, since this singer is their mom
Output: loretta lynn
Category: -OLOGIES 
Clue: Cornell's medical website calls this study of the functions of living organisms the oldest basic medical science
Output: physiology
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: A real gated community, its old city contains the gates of Herod, Zion & Jaffa
Output: jerusalem
Category: ART 101 
Clue: An artist may "clean" up a watercolor with one of these broad, thin layers of color
Output: wash
Category: "BUCK" EYES 
Clue: When it was founded in 1893, Sears was paired with this man's name
Output: roebuck
Category: UNCIVIL UNREST 
Clue: These 1886 Chicago riots involved strikers from the McCormick Reaper Works
Output: the haymarket riots
Category: BRANDED 
Clue: In 1920 the U.S. Post Office approved this Connecticut company's postage meter
Output: pitney bowes
Category: THE MOUNTAIN WEST 
Clue: Shira is the westernmost of the 3 extinct volcanoes that make up this highest peak in Africa
Output: kilimanjaro
Category: GEOMETRY 
Clue: No matter how many sides a convex polygon has, the sum of its exterior angles will always equal this many degrees
Output: 360
Category: GONE WITH THE WINDS 
Clue: Guinness lists Commonwealth Bay on this southern continent as the world's windiest place
Output: antarctica
Category: ANCIENT HISTORY 
Clue: In 391 he was ordained a priest in Hippo in northern Africa; he served as the bishop of Hippo from 396 to 430
Output: saint augustine
Category: HOLIDAYS 
Clue: "(Hi, I'm Chuck Woolery)  You can send a card to your sweetheart or anyone in your 4th grade class on this February holiday"
Output: valentine\'s day
Category: FORWARDS & BACK WORDS 
Clue: Shrek & "therefore" (follows "cogito")
Output: ogre & ergo
Category: ALL ABOUT ARTISTS 
Clue: Pietro Torrigiano is remembered not so much for his art as for breaking this fellow Florentine sculptor's nose
Output: michelangelo
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Choreographer Birgit Kolberg based her 1950 ballet "Miss Julie" on an 1888 play by this fellow Swede
Output: august strindberg
Category: QUASI-RELATED PAIRS 
Clue: "Bullitt" star McQueen & Uganda's Amin
Output: steve & idi
Category: YOUR MOMMA! 
Clue: Egyptian ruler Ptolemy XV (aka Caesarion)
Output: cleopatra
Category: HISTORIC "G'' 'S 
Clue: The name of this political faction in Medieval Italy was derived from the Welps, a German family
Output: guelphs
Category: 19th CENTURY QUOTES 
Clue: This President said that the second bank of the U.S. is "trying to kill me, but I will kill it"
Output: andrew jackson
Category: FROM THE GERMAN 
Clue: Teens are sometimes susceptible to this, a feeling of dread or anguish
Output: angst
Category: THE LETTER G 
Clue: In Internet domain name extensions, gg stands for Alderney, Sark & this other Channel Island
Output: guernsey
Category: "BAN" 
Clue: In this 1974 Paul McCartney & Wings hit, "The rain exploded with a mighty crash as we fell into the sun"
Output: "band on the run"
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: The IRAS telescope, which revealed 5 new comets, made its observations in this part of the light spectrum
Output: infra-red
Category: AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY 
Clue: They hang out at the Pentagon: the JCS
Output: the joint chiefs of staff
Category: LET'S GET PHYSICAL! 
Clue: It's the -ology that studies the structure, function & diseases of the bones
Output: osteology
Category: NEWSPAPERS 
Clue: This 3-named "Weekly" tabloid that brought bat boy to the checkout line went under in 2007
Output: the weekly world news
Category: PLANT LIFE 
Clue: This type of habitat comes before "marigold" in the name of a plant of Arizona & Utah
Output: desert
Category: TAYLOR, SWIFT 
Clue: This season 5 winner of "American Idol" is from Alabama
Output: taylor hicks
Category: SIMON 
Clue: The Holocaust is just one topic covered in the L.A. museum of tolerance named for him
Output: simon wiesenthal
Category: MUST "T" TV 
Clue: Louie de Palma did de dispatchin' on dis drive fest
Output: taxi
Category: BLACK HISTORY MONTHS 
Clue: The 19th of this month is celebrated as the date Texas slaves learned of their freedom in 1865
Output: june
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: Helen Keller's "Miracle Worker", this teacher was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in 2003
Output: annie sullivan
Category: COUNTRIES' LOCAL NAMES 
Clue: Hellas
Output: greece
Category: CELEBRITY PATENTS 
Clue: 2007 Rock Hall of Fame inductee who can dance the night away with his supporting device for string instruments
Output: eddie van halen
Category: THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF HEALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: Among lesser-known body parts at the museum, see the leg Gen. Daniel Sickles lost at this July 1863 battle
Output: gettysburg
Category: GENERAL INFORMATION 
Clue: This "old soldier" was a general at age 38; in 1930 at age 50, he was Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army
Output: macarthur
Category: NEWMAN'S OWN "H" FILMS 
Clue: In this 1994 Coen Brothers '50s fantasy, Paul was the villain
Output: the hudsucker proxy
Category: POPE 
Clue: In 787, during Pope Adrian I's reign, the 2nd Council of this "creed" city tried to resolve the iconoclatic controversy
Output: nicaea
Category: SCULPTURE 
Clue: 16th c. German sculptor Tilman Riemenschneider worked some in stone but mainly in this
Output: wood
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: Founded in 1889 as a memorial to Princess Bernice Pauahi, the Bishop Museum is this U.S. state's oldest
Output: hawaii
Category: SPORTS STARS 
Clue: Paul Azinger donned a tam-o'-shanter & tucked his pants into argyle socks during a eulogy for this man
Output: payne stewart
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: Whether it's a problem in the eye or a waterfall, it's from the Greek for "to dash down"
Output: cataract
Category: MEDICAL ISSUES 
Clue: Parasitic protozoa called plasmodia cause this disease; female Anopheles mosquitoes transmit the parasite to humans
Output: malaria
Category: NATURE WALK 
Clue: That ladybug in the grass represents one of about 300,000 species of this insect
Output: beetles
Category: CANADA 
Clue: The Canadian legislature has 2 houses: the upper house, or Senate, & the lower house called this, as in the U.K.
Output: house of commons
Category: THE "PROM" 
Clue: It's a march if you're doing a square dance, or an area for walking, like Santa Monica's Third Street one
Output: promenade
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: Its name was originally an Arawak Indian word spelled X-A-Y-M-A-C-A
Output: jamaica
Category: LIT ON FILM 
Clue: Rumpelstiltskin is a character in the 1962 fantasy "The Wonderful World of" these German brothers
Output: the grimm brothers
Category: VEHICLES 
Clue: With its GT and GTS versions, this model from Mitsubishi is blocking out a lot of the competition
Output: the eclipse
Category: SONGFUL WOMEN 
Clue: Her management wanted her to go to "Rehab", so she fired them & sang about it on "Back to  Black"
Output: amy winehouse
Category: MONARCHIES 
Clue: It's the country ruled by King Mohammed VI, son of the late Hassan II
Output: morocco
Category: WHATCHA DUNE? 
Clue: In 1964 Bruce Meyers built the first fiberglass-bodied kit for one of these; a VW engine was included
Output: a dune buggy
Category: 1930S TV 
Clue: In a 1939 production, Dennis Hoey played Rochester and Flora Campbell this Bronte heroine
Output: "jane eyre"
Category: TECH TIPS 
Clue: Want to watch your TV when you're not home?  Get this "box", like the Solo, & make sure you have broadband access
Output: slingbox
Category: MUST FLEE TV 
Clue: On this series, survivors from the 12 colonies hunt for the mythical 13th colony called Earth
Output: battlestar galactica
Category: SENATE MAJORITY LEADERS 
Clue: 2001 to 2003: a democrat from the Dakotas
Output: tom daschle
Category: "BOR"-ING! 
Clue: Carrying on while postponing the inevitable is "living on" this 2-word phrase
Output: borrowed time
Category: AMERICAN RESTAURANTS 
Clue: This pirate-themed Las Vegas hotel has a restaurant called The Plank; hope they don't make you walk it
Output: treasure island
Category: LET'S EAT CHINESE 
Clue: The dried buds of this type of lily are called "golden needles"
Output: tiger lily
Category: PLANTS & TREES 
Clue: This bog fruit, Vaccinium macrocarpon, was first cultivated in Massachusetts around 1820
Output: cranberry
Category: A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 10,316 
Clue: In the equation 6x + 100=220, x equals this
Output: 20
Category: "VE" DAY 
Clue: November 11th
Output: veterans day
Category: "SIDE" EFFECTS 
Clue: Manner assumed by good doctors
Output: bedside manner
Category: SOUTH AMERICA 
Clue: 7 of this river's more than 1,000 known tributaries exceed 1,000 miles in length
Output: amazon
Category: BRITISH HISTORY 
Clue: Thie became a royal palace after Henry VIII confiscated it from Cardinal Wolsey
Output: hampton court
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: In the 1940s this alliterative German wrote the play "The Caucasian Chalk Circle"
Output: bertolt brecht
Category: ALIAS SMITH & JONES 
Clue: A 1997 Supreme Court decision permitting civil lawsuits against a sitting president was a result of Clinton v. her
Output: paula jones
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: Species of this mammal living in South America include 6-banded, 3-banded & giant
Output: armadillo
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED PAGE 
Clue: In political & journalistic circles, this op-edder's fame is such that she's simply called MoDo
Output: maureen dowd
Category: POETRY 
Clue: "For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are" these
Output: it might have been
Category: PLANTS & FLOWERS 
Clue: You don't have to go to New England to see this plant; lots of American homes have one
Output: boston fern
Category: SECRETARIES OF STATE 
Clue: Dean Acheson continued the European recovery plan of this predecessor
Output: george marshall
Category: CHARACTERS IN LITERATURE 
Clue: This ex-CIA agent who's in search of his identity has appeared in 3 novels by Robert Ludlum & 2 by Eric Van Lustbader
Output: bourne
Category: C3 
Clue: It's a hot beverage with espresso & steamed milk
Output: cappuccino
Category: OF "RATH" 
Clue: On election night 2000, this newsman spouted lines like "Bush will be madder than a rained-on rooster"
Output: dan rather
Category: NATIONAL MEMORIALS 
Clue: A memorial in Arizona to this Spaniard commemorates the 1st European exploration of the Southwest
Output: francisco de coronado
Category: NEWTONIAN PHYSICS 
Clue: It's the inward force that a string exerts on a ball whirling on the end of it
Output: centripetal force
Category: LITERARY CHARACTERS 
Clue: He tells his 10-year-old sister Phoebe that he wants to be a "catcher in the rye"
Output: holden caulfield
Category: CARIBBEAN TASTE TREATS 
Clue: Don't worry if you see this word on a Barbados menu: it refers to a fish, not the star of "Flipper"
Output: dolphin
Category: MUSICAL STYLINGS 
Clue: In 2011 Ronnie Dunn's "Bleed Red" was in rotation on KXY, "Oklahoma's Classic" this
Output: country
Category: 13-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: A vertical line, it's from the Latin for "to hang a plumb line"
Output: perpendicular
Category: CONQUERORS 
Clue: China's wall wasn't so great; by 1208 this conqueror had a foothold inside it
Output: genghis khan
Category: THE MUSICAL ACT THEY FOLLOW 
Clue: Apple Scruffs
Output: the beatles
Category: CANDY LAND 
Clue: Charlie says this licorice-flavored candy, around since 1893, is probably the oldest candy brand in the U.S.
Output: good & plenty
Category: SATIRE 
Clue: Petronius' vulgar 1st century A.D. satire made into a film by Fellini
Output: satyricon
Category: LIFE 
Clue: An amoeba is made up entirely of this jelly that makes up all living things
Output: protoplasm
Category: TWINKIES 
Clue: Movie where Harold Ramis compares normal amount of psychokinetic energy in NYC to a Twinkie
Output: ghostbusters
Category: MIGHTY APHRODITE 
Clue: Aphrodite's name gave us this word for a substance that stokes the flames of love
Output: aphrodisiac
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: Dickens divided this book into staves instead of chapters; Stave IV is called "The Last of the Spirits"
Output: a christmas carol
Category: LITERARY ADJECTIVES 
Clue: Resembling the totalitarian future described in "1984"
Output: orwellian
Category: HELL ON EARTH 
Clue: Indians used to herd buffalo for slaughter into Hell's Half Acre near Casper in this state
Output: wyoming
Category: A QUICKIE WITH SUPERMAN 
Clue: His cub reporter buddy at the Daily Planet newspaper
Output: jimmy
Category: FOREIGN WORDS 
Clue: If you frequent shops that have saldi, "sales", you'll save this, a similar-sounding Italian word for "money"
Output: soldi
Category: FOOD-O 
Clue: This hot pepper is named after the capital of the state of Veracruz
Output: jalapeño
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: The war began during Thomas Gage's tenure as the last British governor of this colony
Output: massachusetts
Category: BATTLE STARS 
Clue: For capturing 123 Germans during the 1918 Meuse-Argonne Offensive, he got a Medal of Honor & a Gary Cooper movie
Output: york
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: The star of "Nacho Libre" becomes a form of extortion
Output: jack blackmail
Category: A VERY "P.C." CATEGORY 
Clue: Also called bonobos, they're the small African creatures seen here
Output: pygmy chimpanzees
Category: SORE-SEAT CINEMA 
Clue: Jack Nicholson played Eugene O'Neill in this 200-minute Warren Beatty epic
Output: reds
Category: WEATHER 
Clue: Still a scientific mystery, the ball type of this appears as a glowing sphere & has sometimes been seen in houses
Output: lightning
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: This 1803 case was the first in which the Supreme Court declared an act of Congress unconstitutional
Output: marbury v. madison
Category: "A" PLUS 
Clue: Some think this long-snouted mammal's scientific name, Orycteropus afer, is haard to pronounce
Output: aardvark
Category: RATS! 
Clue: Like deer, male rats are called bucks & female rats are called these
Output: does
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: The books "In God's Name" & "A Thief in the Night" investigated his 1978 death
Output: pope john paul i
Category: THIS MUST BE BELGIUM 
Clue: This fictional Belgian detective fled to England when World War I broke out
Output: hercule poirot
Category: BRITISH MONARCHS 
Clue: She had extensive hair loss by the age of 31
Output: elizabeth i
Category: NOTORIOUS 
Clue: They were gunned down near Gibsland, Louisiana on May 23, 1934
Output: bonnie parker & clyde barrow
Category: 18TH CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: Samuel Slater settled in R.I. & built America's first successful cotton-spinning machines driven by this power
Output: water power
Category: PLAYING DOCTOR 
Clue: Alan Alda was Emmy nominated for "ER", but he's slightly better known for playing this Korean War doctor
Output: hawkeye pierce
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Archaic second-person pronoun found before "gods" in a mild expletive
Output: ye
Category: TAKE ME TO THE BALLET! 
Clue: I hear there's a heavenly body in "Icarus": it's the ballerina who plays this heavenly body
Output: the sun
Category: BUILT IN THE U.S.A. 
Clue: The first official flag of the U.S. was agreed upon in this building that has also served as the city dog pound
Output: independence hall
Category: POETS & POULTRY 
Clue: Last name of William Carlos, who wrote, "So much depends upon a red wheel barrow beside the white chickens"
Output: williams
Category: MEDIEVAL PEOPLE 
Clue: It's believed in 1455 Johann Fust foreclosed on & took over this man's printing operation
Output: johannes gutenberg
Category: NOTED AFRICAN AMERICANS 
Clue: In 1946 this African American became director of the U.N. Trusteeship division
Output: dr. ralph bunche
Category: I KNOW THAT WORD BACKWARDS & FORWARDS 
Clue: Reza Khan, born in Iran in 1878, & his son were these for a combined 54 years
Output: shahs
Category: PRESIDENTIAL DAUGHTERS 
Clue: On June 12, 1971 she married law student Edward Finch Cox in the Rose Garden at the White House
Output: tricia nixon
Category: SCI. ABBREV. 
Clue: There's also a phase of sleep abbreviated NREM, which stands for this
Output: non [or no] rapid eye movement
Category: POP STARS 
Clue: Shakira sings of "The Joy of" this cola
Output: pepsi
Category: FRENCH FILM REMAKES 
Clue: You can "blame" the plot of this 1984 Michael Caine film on 1977's "Un moment d'egarement"
Output: blame it on rio
Category: THE HECUBA, YOU SAY 
Clue: Hecuba lays a guilt trip on this eldest son for going into his final combat
Output: hector
Category: TURKMENISTAN, THE COUNTRY 
Clue: Decade during which Turkmenistan most recently became an independent country
Output: the 1990s
Category: NATURAL WONDERS 
Clue: First measured in 1852 & called Peak XV, it's 1.65 miles taller than the tallest mountain in North America
Output: mount everest
Category: BERBER COLLAGE 
Clue: The North African area that was home to pirates was called this after the Berbers
Output: the barbary coast
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: State whose motto "Eureka", meaning "I have found it" is attributed to Archimedes
Output: california
Category: "X"-MEN 
Clue: This Persian son of Darius I burned Athens in 480 B.C.
Output: xerxes
Category: OH MAYAN GODS! 
Clue: Tepeu & Gucumatz created the first humans from a paste made of this staple grain
Output: maize/corn
Category: LOTS OF STUFF 
Clue: On a building site, you're a brick layer, but a pipe one of these
Output: a fitter
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Of copper, iron or aluminum, the one that would be most attracted to a magnet
Output: iron
Category: ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE OR MARINES 
Clue: Soupy Sales
Output: navy
Category: CHEMICAL ELEMENTS GO POSTAL 
Clue: This "Flickertail State" shares its postal abbreviation with the chemical symbol for neodymium
Output: north dakota
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: This term for an instructional book precedes "Avoid Probate" & "Win Friends And Influence People"
Output: "how to"
Category: DANCING WITH THE TSARS 
Clue: In 1801, Tsar Paul I brought Charles Didelot, the man who introduced flesh-colored tights, to this city as Ballet Master
Output: saint petersburg
Category: THEY MEAN BUSINESS! 
Clue: 19th century robber baron Jay Gould caused the Black Friday panic with his speculation on this commodity
Output: gold
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: 2 straits off Newfoundland lead into this gulf; the Strait of Belle Isle & Cabot Strait
Output: the gulf of st. lawrence
Category: DASHES 
Clue: A 100-meter dash is the first event in this contest in which Dan O'Brien reigns supreme
Output: decathlon
Category: ODD 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It means sad or listless; when tripled, it means "and so on"
Output: blah
Category: ASIA 
Clue: Russia claims & occupies all of the Kuril Islands, but this country lays claim to some of the southern islands
Output: japan
Category: FROM PAGE TO SCREEN 
Clue: This innovative Polish director brought Charles Dickens' "Oliver Twist" to life in 2005
Output: polanski
Category: MUSIC APPRECIATION 
Clue: Types of this vocal music include Ambrosian, Byzantine & Gregorian
Output: chants
Category: A "D" IN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Once part of the French Protectorate of Somaliland, this nation gained its independence in 1977
Output: djibouti
Category: ISLANDS IN THE STREAM, SEA OR OCEAN 
Clue: Koror & Guadalcanal
Output: the pacific ocean
Category: SHE WAS IN THAT? 
Clue: She was an extra in Charlie Chaplin's "City Lights" before she starred in "Platinum Blonde"
Output: jean harlow
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS 
Clue: "Imprisoned is he, say you?" is the first line spoken by this title Athenian
Output: timon of athens
Category: SPORTS RIVALRIES 
Clue: "The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party" is the football game between Georgia & the U. of this neighboring state
Output: florida
Category: WHICH U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENT? 
Clue: The U.S. Geological Survey
Output: department of the interior
Category: THE MOON 
Clue: On Dec. 24, 1968 the crew from this U.S. lunar mission became the first men to look upon the moon's far side
Output: apollo 8
Category: U.S. RIVERS 
Clue: The Falls of Saint Anthony stop this mighty river from being navigable north of St. Paul, Minnesota
Output: the mississippi
Category: FEATURE FILM DEBUTS 
Clue: Megan Mullally of "Will & Grace" debuted as a call girl in this 1983 Tom Cruise classic
Output: risky business
Category: FLORA 
Clue: A variety of this state tree of Mississippi is the cucumber tree, which gets its name from the shape of its fruits
Output: the magnolia
Category: PLINY THE ELDER 
Clue: People got the "point" from his how-to book on how to hurl one of these
Output: javelin
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: A variety of Malay called Bahasa Jakarta is spoken in the capital of this island nation
Output: indonesia
Category: AT BAT 
Clue: Jim Rice was so powerful, he broke a bat without hitting the ball on one of these, a swing the batter tries to stop
Output: a checked swing
Category: MOUNTAINS 
Clue: The Georgian Military Highway is the only highway crossing this range that divides Asia from Europe
Output: caucuses
Category: POET'S DICTIONARY 
Clue: A reflective poem with a solemn or sorrowful theme, perhaps "Written in A Country Churchyard"
Output: elegy
Category: 19th CENTURY NOTABLES 
Clue: This associate of Marx wrote about "the condition of the working class in England in 1844"
Output: engels
Category: LET ME MAKE A PREDICTION 
Clue: This seer became a celebrity in the 1960s after she predicted that a Democrat would win the White House but die in office
Output: dixon
Category: ALPHABETICALLY LAST 
Clue: Of the gods of the 4 winds in Greek myth
Output: zephyr
Category: ODD FELLOWS 
Clue: Ike Snopes falls in love with a cow in this novelist's Snopes Trilogy
Output: william faulkner
Category: ALL YOU NEED IS "LOVE" 
Clue: A common name for trefoil
Output: clover
Category: LEGAL LINGO 
Clue: An accusation of a wrong, or an action of the Light Brigade
Output: a charge
Category: OTHER FAMOUS CANADIANS 
Clue: To find out who was the better game player, Chris Haney & Scott Abbot created this '80s phenomenon
Output: trivial pursuit
Category: WHO'S WHO IN THE WORLD 
Clue: This "Supreme Temporal and Religious Head of Tibet" has a doctorate in Buddhist philosophy
Output: dalai lama
Category: CHURCHES & CATHEDRALS 
Clue: Traditionally, the entrance of a cathedral faces this direction
Output: west
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: Among his poetry collections is 1942's "Shakespeare in Harlem"
Output: langston hughes
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: You might call this great German composer "The Lord of the Ring (Cycle)"
Output: wagner
Category: "O" YOU ANIMAL! 
Clue: It "coughs" out sediment by clapping its shell shut
Output: oyster
Category: ARTISTIC WOMEN SPEAK 
Clue: In 1991 Nadine Gordimer said this man’s "situation is the terrible concern of every fellow writer"
Output: salman rushdie
Category: 20th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: In 1985 this company said that it hadn't seen the "deep emotional" ties people had to its traditional product
Output: coca-cola
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Perhaps Mel Gibson knows that cereology is the study of these, which seem to make the rounds overnight
Output: crop circles
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: Under the command of this Babylonian king, Nebuzaradan burned "All the houses of Jerusalem"
Output: nebuchadnezzar
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: Gold prospectors founded this Alaskan capital in 1880
Output: juneau
Category: BUSINESS TALK 
Clue: From the Latin for "to roll together", it's a corporation of several companies involved in a variety of businesses
Output: conglomerate
Category: TENNIS 
Clue: Flat, topspin & slice are the 3 basic types of this first shot
Output: serve
Category: KELLOGG'S 
Clue: This word precedes the Big Red "K" in the name of a Kellogg's cereal
Output: special
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: "Mmm...chocolate" is often said by this "Simpsons" character
Output: homer
Category: BASEBALL LIT 
Clue: This Mets pitcher, "Tom Terrific", got less than terrific reviews for his mystery novel "Beanball"
Output: tom seaver
Category: BITS & PIECES 
Clue: More first ladies' first names have begun with this vowel than any other letter
Output: e
Category: OSCAR-WINNING MOVIE SYNOPSES 
Clue: Mike & Nick get captured, play Russian roulette; Saigon falls
Output: the deer hunter
Category: 4-LETTER COUNTRIES 
Clue: In September 1980 war broke out between these 2 countries & would last for 8 years
Output: iraq & iran
Category: CIVIL WAR LITERATURE 
Clue: His works about the war include the essay "What I Saw of Shiloh" & the story "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"
Output: ambrose bierce
Category: INTERNATIONAL DATEBOOK 
Clue: China ceded this strategic territory to Portugal on December 1, 1887
Output: macao
Category: SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER 
Clue: Pigs do it in the mud; some people do it "in self-pity"
Output: wallow
Category: SURVIVORS 
Clue: Ironically, a horse named Comanche survived this commander's "Last Stand" in 1876
Output: george custer
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: In 1977 John Neumann, a bishop of Philadelphia, became the first American male to be made this
Output: saint
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: The University of British Columbia is based in this city, British Columbia's largest
Output: vancouver
Category: NORWAY BACK WHEN 
Clue: A king of this name rebuilt Oslo in the 1600s & for a while the city was named after him
Output: king christian
Category: ON WORDS 
Clue: From the Greek for a "race discourse", it's the history of a family
Output: genealogy
Category: HARRIET 
Clue: She worked as George W. Bush's personal lawyer in Texas & as White House legal counsel during his presidency
Output: harriet miers
Category: JERSEY SURE 
Clue: In 1945 New Jersey said yep, we'll take full responsibility for this university, founded as Queen's College in 1766
Output: rutgers
Category: BIBLICAL ART 
Clue: The first 2 paintings in Rembrandt's Passion Series are "The Raising of" & "The Descent from" this
Output: the cross
Category: QUOTABLE MOVIES 
Clue: 2007: "Spartans! Enjoy your breakfast, for tonight we dine in Hell!"
Output: 300
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: In the title of the late August Wilson's Tony-nominated play, this man's "Come and Gone"
Output: joe turner
Category: ADVERBS 
Clue: Things that are going well aren't going skatingly or jumpingly but this athletic way
Output: swimmingly
Category: THE "END" 
Clue: Many out-of-work actors make ends meet as mixologists, this profession
Output: a bartender
Category: BACKWORDS 
Clue: I'll flog the next person who tells me how relaxing this game is
Output: golf
Category: LOW COUNTRIES 
Clue: In 1995 Dutch peacekeeping troops were taken hostage at Srebrenica in this country
Output: bosnia
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: This young man put his savings into a small Cleveland refinery in 1862 & eventually had an oil monopoly
Output: john d. rockefeller
Category: GO SEE "CAL" 
Clue: Ancient Roman name for the region of Scotland
Output: caledonia
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: His famous overture "The Hebrides" is also known as "Fingal's Cave"
Output: felix mendelssohn
Category: 1945 
Clue: In 1945 John Steinbeck published this novel about life on the Monterey waterfront
Output: "cannery row"
Category: "C" IN SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: He's the brutish character who says, "This island's mine, by Sycorax my mother, which thou tak'st from me"
Output: caliban
Category: TV BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Mr. Belushi & the 3 kids ditch ABC to enact discriminatory & segregationist policies
Output: according to jim crow laws
Category: WHERE IT AILS YOU 
Clue: Tinnitus
Output: the ear
Category: HATS ENTERTAINMENT 
Clue: In "Curious George" Will Ferrell voiced Ted, otherwise known as the man with this
Output: the yellow hat
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: The last Abbasid Caliph was killed in 1258 when these Asian warriors sacked Baghdad
Output: the mongols
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: "Henry VI, Part I" features the master-gunner of Orleans & this woman known in the play as Joan la Pucelle
Output: joan of arc
Category: SUMMER 
Clue: 1935 folk opera that featured the song "Summertime"
Output: porgy and bess
Category: FROM ANOTHER LANGUAGE 
Clue: From the Hebrew for "fit and proper", this word means in accordance with Jewish dietary laws
Output: kosher
Category: SEEING STARS 
Clue: In 1718 this British astronomer proved that stars have proper motion
Output: edmond halley
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: "The Erl-King" & "The Wanderer" are among this 19th century composer's most famous lieder
Output: franz schubert
Category: THE U.N. 
Clue: The elimination of malaria is one of the projects sponsored by this Geneva-based arm of the U.N.
Output: who
Category: '90s FEMALE NO. 1 HITMAKERS 
Clue: 1999: "Genie In A Bottle"
Output: christina aguilera
Category: LITERARY SEQUELS 
Clue: Irwin Shaw continued the story of the Jordache family in this 1977 sequel to "Rich Man, Poor Man"
Output: beggarman, thief
Category: 19th CENTURY QUOTES 
Clue: In 1807 this inventor went from New York City to Albany "wholly by the power of the steam engine"
Output: fulton
Category: LITTLE FEAT 
Clue: Sir Peter Maxwell Davies' concerto for this smallest member of the flute family lasts only 15 minutes
Output: piccolo
Category: ON THE ROCKS 
Clue: This rock formed from hardened lava formed the Hawaiian Islands
Output: basalt
Category: MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: Boethius helped move things along by translating Greek philosophy into this language
Output: latin
Category: BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT 
Clue: He was editor & owner of the Marion, Ohio Star newspaper
Output: warren g. harding
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: A statue of Czech theologian Jan Hus stands in front of this capital's Old Town Hall
Output: prague
Category: MIKE TV 
Clue: He created "Beavis & Butt-Head" & co-created "King of the Hill"
Output: mike judge
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: In his 1913 inaugural address he said, "The firm basis of government is justice, not pity"
Output: woodrow wilson
Category: HATS 
Clue: Some types of this head covering can use up to 50 yards of material
Output: turban
Category: HISTORICAL NOVELS 
Clue: Reading this 1961 novel by Irving Stone might inspire you to paint your ceiling
Output: the agony and the ecstasy
Category: GBS 
Clue: In 1882 Shaw became a Socialist; the year before, he changed his eating habits, becoming one of these
Output: vegetarian
Category: BY GEORGE 
Clue: He first choreographed "Slaughter On Tenth Avenue" for the Rodgers & Hart show "On Your Toes"
Output: georges balanchine
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: For his work in founding the League of Nations, he received the 1919 Nobel Peace Prize
Output: woodrow wilson
Category: 1985 
Clue: He became engaged to Madonna in June & married her in August
Output: sean penn
Category: ALSO AT THE 2000 GRAMMYS 
Clue: The Best Chamber Music Performance was this German's sonatas with Lambert Orkis, not Schroeder, on piano
Output: beethoven
Category: FABRICS 
Clue: South Pacific islanders make tapa cloth from this part of the paper mulberry or breadfruit tree
Output: the bark
Category: BERBER COLLAGE 
Clue: The mother of this "City of God" saint was a Berber
Output: st. augustine
Category: JUNE BUGGED 
Clue: A June 1967 Encyclical affirming that priests must maintain this may have disappointed some
Output: celibacy
Category: 11-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's wrongful conduct by a professional, like a doctor, causing injury
Output: malpractice
Category: ANIMAL ADJECTIVES 
Clue: Taurine
Output: bull-like
Category: WEIRD HISTORY 
Clue: In the first of several marriages, this English king married his sister-in-law in 1509
Output: henry viii
Category: MAD TV 
Clue: Peggy Olson & Joan Holloway are characters on this '60s-set series
Output: mad men
Category: CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES 
Clue: Ilie Nastase
Output: bucharest, romania
Category: PLANE CRAZY 
Clue: Built in 59 days & officially known as the Ryan NYP, it made its first flight on April 28, 1927
Output: the spirit of st. louis
Category: THE BODY HUMAN 
Clue: This carbohydrate is stored in the liver & provides the body with a reserve of energy
Output: glycogen
Category: U.S. UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: (I'm Tim Brown of the NFL)  This school has produced the most Heisman Trophy winners with 7, including Paul Hornung & me
Output: notre dame
Category: FUN WITH AMERICAN IDOL NAMES 
Clue: "I wonder" if this country cutie from season 5 enjoys making her own dills
Output: kellie pickler
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: This Danish religious philosopher was known to his followers as S.K.
Output: soren kierkegaard
Category: FOLKLORE 
Clue: Old Stormalong soaped his ship to squeeze through the English channel; the soap rubbed off on these cliffs
Output: the cliffs of dover
Category: POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS 
Clue: Add a "47" to this state & you have a Russian assault rifle
Output: alaska
Category: ADJECTIVES 
Clue: This adjective that means weirdly frightening comes from Old English for "cowardly"
Output: eerie
Category: TAKE THE FIFTH 
Clue: In 2007 this slugger from the Dominican Republic became only the fifth major league player to hit 600 career home runs
Output: sammy sosa
Category: MUSIC 
Clue: An 1898 opera by Rimsky-Korsakov concerned these "Amadeus" adversaries
Output: mozart & salieri
Category: BRAND NAMES 
Clue: Randy Jones' BBQ at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium sells a half-pound hot dog named for this baseball equipment brand
Output: louisville slugger
Category: THE BELLES 
Clue: Mary Ann Mobley was Miss Mississippi before winning this national title
Output: miss america
Category: WOMEN OF THE WORLD 
Clue: It was no Dutch treat when this Dutch-born dancer was shot by a firing squad in Vincennes in 1917
Output: mata hari
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: A male moth's antennae are attuned to these released by female moths
Output: pheromones
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: Poteen is the Irish version of this illegally-made U.S. whiskey with this "nocturnal" name
Output: moonshine
Category: GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 
Clue: The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention is an agency of this department
Output: health and human services
Category: MAKE-UP TEST 
Clue: The Max Factor make-up inspired by this 1999 Shakespeare film features colors like Cob Web & Mustard Seed
Output: a midsummer night\'s dream
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: In Jan. 1778 George Washington found out about plans for invading this land & called the plot "the child of folly"
Output: canada