niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: INITIALS M.D. 
Clue: He won an Oscar as co-writer of "Good Will Hunting"
Output: matt damon
Category: ROBOTICS 
Clue: In the 1970s Victor Scheinman developed the PUMA, or programmable universal manipulation this
Output: arm
Category: THE LABOR MOVEMENT 
Clue: From the Latin for "to grasp", it's one who is just learning a trade
Output: apprentice
Category: CARBON CREDITS 
Clue: This 2-word study of living things is primarily devoted to carbon compounds
Output: organic chemistry
Category: OPERAS BY CONTINENT 
Clue: "The Girl of the Golden West"
Output: north america
Category: COOL YOUR JETS 
Clue: Once flown by Francis Gary Powers, it's the famous U.S. reconnaissance jet of the '50s & '60s seen here
Output: u-2
Category: CLIFFS NOTES 
Clue: John Bunyan classic that we suspect has sold more "Cliffs Notes" copies than the real thing
Output: pilgrim\'s progress
Category: EPONYMOUS SCIENCE 
Clue: The unit of magnetic flux abbreviated Mx was named for this physicist
Output: james clerk maxwell
Category: BORN ON CHRISTMAS DAY 
Clue: This singer who lives in Key West gets festive on his Christmas birthday by singing the following:  ("I'd like to spend Christmas on Christmas Island....")
Output: jimmy buffett
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Morgan Freeman film where he drives his web-footed boss to her boyfriend Donald's house
Output: "driving miss daisy duck"
Category: THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 
Clue: In 1764 Cesare Beccaria argued for fair punishment in one of the first works devoted to this -ology
Output: criminology
Category: THE HAIRY APE 
Clue: This cartoon ape lives at Mr. Peebles' pet store--he won't stay sold
Output: magilla gorilla
Category: "GREEN" THINGS 
Clue: It's the body part you're said to have if you've a knack for growing plants easily
Output: a green thumb
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This European grand duchy has 2 distinct land regions: the Ardennes & the Bon Pays
Output: luxembourg
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: In "The Village Blacksmith", Longfellow wrote of this "Sounding" object that the Blacksmith's hammer strikes
Output: an anvil
Category: WORDS ABOUT WORDS 
Clue: So many people are using this type of trendy term that they sound like bees
Output: buzzword
Category: CANADIAN PROVINCES 
Clue: Canada's 8-mile-long Confederation Bridge links this province to New Brunswick
Output: prince edward island
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: This Saudi Arabian capital has long been visited by Muslims on their way to Mecca
Output: riyadh
Category: ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER 
Clue: This musical was the happy result of a 1974 visit to Argentina by Lloyd Webber's collaborator Tim Rice
Output: evita
Category: DOGE CITY 
Clue: Appropriately, a replica of the Doge's Palace can be found at this Vegas casino
Output: the venetian
Category: 2-LETTER ABBREV. 
Clue: The location of the National Cathedral, for short
Output: d.c.
Category: IN LAS VEGAS 
Clue: This casino opened in 1966 was named for its owner's 4 daughters, not after members of royalty
Output: the four queens
Category: HURRY UP! 
Clue: First name of an animated Alka-Seltzer spokesman or an animated cartoon mouse
Output: speedy
Category: FAMOUS NAMES 
Clue: Wounded at night by fellow Confederates at Chancellorsville, he died 8 days later
Output: stonewall jackson
Category: FEATURE FILM DEBUTS 
Clue: He was just 14 (& not yet married to Uma Thurman) when he debuted in "Explorers" in 1985
Output: ethan hawke
Category: FLY ME, BUT NOT TO THE MOON 
Clue: Hong Kong's home carrier, in 2006 it celebrated its 60th anniversary
Output: cathay pacific
Category: AMERICAN POETS & POETRY 
Clue: About the lovely Lenore, he wrote, "Wretches!  Ye loved her for her wealth and hated her for her pride"
Output: poe
Category: FABLES & TALES 
Clue: Story from which come the replies: "Not I," said the duck; "Not I," said the cat; "Not I," said the dog
Output: the little red hen
Category: ECONOMICS 
Clue: In 1990, about two-thirds of Americans over 65 relied on this for over half their income
Output: social security
Category: BALLET 
Clue: This alliterative Jerome Robbins ballet focuses on 3 sailors on shore leave in New York
Output: fancy free
Category: FOREIGN EXCHANGE 
Clue: Most of Vietnam's dong currency features the smiling face of this Communist dictator of the 1950s & '60s
Output: ho chi minh
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Turn on the lava lamp for Pele, a Polynesian goddess of these geographic features
Output: volcanoes
Category: GREEK LETTERS 
Clue: Zeta is actually the 6th letter in the Greek alphabet; the last one is this
Output: omega
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: Geologists called stratigraphers are involved with determining the earth's age & history by looking at layers of these
Output: rock
Category: BARTLETT'S PAIRS 
Clue: Kenneth Grahame's 2 quotes both come from this children's book
Output: the wind in the willows
Category: FORBES' BILLIONAIRES 
Clue: There's no potter's field in the future for this creator of Harry Potter; she's No. 552
Output: j.k. rowling
Category: BESTSELLERS 
Clue: This writer got her bestselling groove back with "The Interruption of Everything"
Output: mcmillan
Category: FAMOUS NAMES 
Clue: Hail him, he's the Roman depicted here
Output: julius caesar
Category: WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT 
Clue: Bertha Landes, the first woman mayor of a large U.S. city, presided over this largest Washington city in the 1920s
Output: seattle
Category: THE CINEMA 
Clue: In "Spy Kids", this "Nash Bridges" co-star helped the kids rescue their kidnapped parents
Output: cheech marin
Category: FOLK MUSIC 
Clue: Bob Dylan's first LP had 2 original songs: "Talking New York" & "Song to Woody", a tribute to this folk singer
Output: woody guthrie
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: "The Lottery" is the best-known short story by this woman, who wrote the novel "The Haunting of Hill House"
Output: shirley jackson
Category: STATE POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS 
Clue: Your friendly family physician, or his state postal abbreviation, if he lives in Maryland
Output: md
Category: GAME DESCRIPTIONS 
Clue: Send a one-hopper home to get the guy who tagged up; shoot it around the horn
Output: baseball
Category: THE OLD WEST 
Clue: In 1879 the town of Leadville in this state had 350 bartenders, about 1 for every 15 residents
Output: colorado
Category: NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES 
Clue: China
Output: shanghai
Category: THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS 
Clue: He's 7' 1", 315 pounds & the starting center for the Los Angeles Lakers
Output: shaquille o\'neal
Category: COMEDY FILMS 
Clue: In this classic, Cary Grant plays a paleontologist involved with Katharine Hepburn & her pet leopard
Output: bringing up baby
Category: JUILLIARD ALUMNI 
Clue: Not averse to portraying icons, this alum has played Jim Morrison, Elvis Presley & Batman on film
Output: val kilmer
Category: PEOPLE EAT THAT? 
Clue: Don't put your PB&J on this -- it's the thymus gland or pancreas of a calf
Output: sweetbread
Category: SCULPTURE 
Clue: Many of the figures Degas modeled in clay or this substance were cast in bronze after his death
Output: wax
Category: VINCENT 
Clue: With Curt Gentry, he wrote "Helter Skelter: The True Story of the Manson Murders"
Output: vincent bugliosi
Category: PROVERBS 
Clue: It's not just this, but "The love of" this that's "the root of all evil"
Output: money
Category: FURNITURE 
Clue: Sam Maloof is best known for this piece of furniture which rests the back with its ergonomic spindles
Output: rocking chair
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: His nickname was "Bertie", but he used this name & number when he became king of England in 1901
Output: edward vii
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: A reddish-brown color is named for this Venetian artist who used the color frequently in his paintings
Output: titian
Category: ENTERTAINING BIRDS 
Clue: This canary with a wide-eyed stare is constantly on alert for Sylvester the Cat
Output: tweety
Category: THE ROMAN EMPIRE 
Clue: The noble class in Roma, its name may be from the Latin for father
Output: patrician
Category: FELONIOUS MONKS 
Clue: AKA Saloth Sar, he was a novice monk in Cambodia before becoming infamous for "Killing Fields"
Output: pol pot
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: This "King of Swing" recorded Mozart's Quintet in A Major for Clarinet & Strings
Output: benny goodman
Category: ASTRONOMY 
Clue: Constellation seen here:
Output: scorpio
Category: JERSEY GIRLS 
Clue: Governor of New Jersey form 1994 to 2001, she appointed the state's first female Attorney General
Output: christine whitman
Category: TAKE ME TO THE RIVER 
Clue: These two rivers both start with "Dn" & flow into the Black Sea within 100 miles of Odessa
Output: the dnieper & the dniester
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: In "The October Horse", this "Thorn Birds" author recounts the romance of Caesar & Cleopatra
Output: colleen mccullough
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: The Cagayan River is the longest river on Luzon in this Pacific island republic
Output: the philippines
Category: THE TOTAL NUMBER 
Clue: Lines in a Shakespearean sonnet
Output: 14
Category: STAIR-ING AT THE SCREEN 
Clue: Robert Preston & Angela Lansbury starred in the film version of this 1957 William Inge play
Output: the dark at the top of the stairs
Category: McHENRY THE FORT, PART I 
Clue: During World War I, this city leased the area from the feds for use as a park
Output: baltimore
Category: JONATHAN SWIFT 
Clue: Not to tell tales, but Swift wrote some pieces for this journal created by Richard Steele in 1709
Output: the tattler
Category: THE THIRD WORD 
Clue: In the King James Version of Genesis
Output: beginning
Category: THE "HOLE" THING 
Clue: Proverbially, it's a difficult place to put "a square peg"
Output: in a round hole
Category: THE ELEMENTS 
Clue: In 1827 Friedrich Wohler produced this metal, the Earth's most common, as a powder
Output: aluminum
Category: THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEDENCE 
Clue: Congress ordered a copy for each state Jan. 18, 1777, when it met in this city, not Philadelphia
Output: baltimore
Category: ___THE___ 
Clue: Make an exhaustive search to flush out birds, or what the Gores want to do
Output: beat the bushes
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: This South American capital was founded in 1538 close to a Chibcha Indian center called Bacata
Output: bogota, colombia
Category: DANCING BAREFOOT 
Clue: Modern dance began as a rebellion against the artifice & formality of this classic form of dance
Output: ballet
Category: WRITERS BY MIDDLE NAME 
Clue: The Jazz Age's Scott
Output: f. scott fitzgerald
Category: UH-OH, OPERA 
Clue: This heroine of a 1915 Schillings opera shares her name with a lady painted by Leonardo
Output: mona lisa
Category: A TRIP ON THE "L" 
Clue: Big building on the back of the U.S. $5 bill
Output: lincoln memorial
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: Woman seen here; she has a magazine named for her: ("It's a good thing")
Output: martha stewart
Category: HISTORY CLASS 
Clue: Founded in 1702, Mobile in this state became the "City of Six Flags" (but it doesn't have a Six Flags theme park)
Output: alabama
Category: AUSTRALIAN STATES 
Clue: You'll find Newcastle in this "New" state
Output: new south wales
Category: I WAS HIS SECRETARY OF STATE 
Clue: Thomas Jefferson
Output: washington
Category: "MAN"LY MOVIES 
Clue: Once upon a time Russell Crowe played boxer James Braddock in this critically acclaimed film
Output: cinderella man
Category: HEY, VERNE! 
Clue: Phileas Fogg's journey in this Jules Verne novel begins & ends at the Reform, a real club still going on Pall Mall
Output: around the world in eighty days
Category: GERMAN LITERATURE 
Clue: In "Heroes Like Us" the hero's father works for this East German secret police
Output: the stasi
Category: PLANT LIFE 
Clue: The spiny shrub ocotillo takes these as its habitat & is common in the Sonoran & Chihuahuan ones
Output: a desert
Category: GET AN EDUCATION! 
Clue: Get some Latin under your belt, like amo, amas & this third-person singular form of "to love"
Output: amat
Category: WHERE YOU'D FIND 
Clue: Adenine, thymine, cytosine--a molecule
Output: dna
Category: TRANSFORMERS 
Clue: Using induction through a coil, the transformer outside your house transmits this
Output: electricity
Category: HORSE SMARTS 
Clue: It's the 4-letter word for a colt or filly up to a year of age
Output: foal
Category: KEVIN-SENT 
Clue: In one film he said Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone; in another, he played a lawyer determined to prove the opposite
Output: kevin costner
Category: HAMLET 
Clue: Hamlet tells her "Get thee to a nunnery", which might have meant a brothel
Output: ophelia
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: In 1935 this dramatist stopped "Waiting for Lefty" & in 1937 he married actress Luise Rainer
Output: clifford odets
Category: "ARG"!!! 
Clue: It's the white space around printed matter
Output: margin
Category: PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: "The First Dark Horse"
Output: james k. polk
Category: PROMINENT 20th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: The entries in her diary were addressed to "Kitty"
Output: anne frank
Category: ANY PORT 
Clue: This Russian port on the Pacific is the eastern terminus of the Trans-Siberian Railroad
Output: vladivostok
Category: REMEMBER 2009? 
Clue: In November 2009 President Obama hosted a town hall meeting with students live from this Chinese city
Output: shanghai
Category: HITS OF THE '60s 
Clue: Lesley Gore's "Judy's Turn To Cry" was a sequel to this No. 1 hit
Output: "it\'s my party"
Category: AGRICULTURE 
Clue: This dictator's support for the erroneous theories of Trofim Lysenko set back Soviet agriculture
Output: stalin
Category: IT'S IMPERATIVE! 
Clue: 2-word military command to look straight ahead
Output: "eyes front!"
Category: MOVIES: BEEN THERE, DONE THAT 
Clue: A 1925 dinosaur film based on a Conan Doyle tale or a 1997 dinosaur film based on a Crichton book
Output: the lost world
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: When he left office in 1987, this Democrat had served an unprecedented 4 terms as Alabama governor
Output: george wallace
Category: ALPHABET SOUP 
Clue: 1930 film where Peter Lorre plays a child murderer
Output: m
Category: LAW 
Clue: Class of crime more serious than a misdemeanor, with a penalty of more than a year in prison or death
Output: felony
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: You have many sweatglands, but only this number of lacrimal glands
Output: 2
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: Famous for his mobiles, he painted a DC-8 in 1973 & a 727 in 1975
Output: alexander calder
Category: ALL THE PRESIDENTS' MEN 
Clue: He was FDR's Secretary of Agriculture before becoming his vice president in 1941
Output: henry wallace
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: In Ireland, Muckross Lake, Upper Lake & Lower Lake are collectively known as "The Lakes of" this
Output: killarney
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: This 1922 novel by Hermann Hesse is based on the early life of Buddha
Output: "siddhartha"
Category: CHINESE LEADERS 
Clue: Party chairman from 1949-1976
Output: mao tse-tung
Category: THE ELEMENTS 
Clue: This metal, the lightest solid element, was discovered here in Sweden by J.A. Arfvedson
Output: lithium
Category: SWITZERLAND 
Clue: Swiss banks store heaps of gold in vaults below the Bahnhofstrasse, an elegant street in this city
Output: zurich
Category: WOMEN IN SPORTS 
Clue: Lisa Fernandez led her teammates to the gold medal in this sport in the 2000 Olympics
Output: softball
Category: "G" WHIZ! 
Clue: To grumble, perhaps about the ruffed bird of the same name
Output: grouse
Category: GAME SHOWS 
Clue: Michael Berger, the host of "Personals" in 1991, hosts the revival of this celebrity fill-in-the-blank show
Output: match game
Category: THE "KO" CORRAL 
Clue: This blue-gray & white-bellied shark can weigh 1,000 pounds
Output: the mako
Category: THEY DID GOOD 
Clue: He left the NFL's Arizona Cardinals to join the Army Rangers & was killed in Afghanistan in 2004
Output: pat tillman
Category: ENGLISH LIT 
Clue: With successes like "Peter Pan", he could afford to help sponsor Scott's Antarctic expedition
Output: james m. barrie
Category: M*A*S*H 
Clue: Played by William Christopher, this chaplain was always raising money for St. Teresa's orphanage
Output: father mulcahy
Category: CHICKS RULE! 
Clue: For more than a century, this European country has had 3 queens & no kings: Wilhelmina, Juliana & Beatrix
Output: the netherlands
Category: THE AUTO INDUSTRY 
Clue: GM plans to build Saturn cars in Spring Hill while Nissan has a plant at nearby Smyrna in this state
Output: tennessee
Category: WHAT'S THAT THING CALLED? 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew reports from Heritage Village in Cincinnati)  Like in colonial days, I'm making yarn using the drop type of this
Output: spindle
Category: MOVIE COMEDY QUOTES 
Clue: "Dear Lord...we thank you...for this bountiful harvest...my 2 beautiful sons, Walker & Texas Ranger..."
Output: talladega nights
Category: OBJETS D'ART 
Clue: Surprisingly, the name of this type of painting isn't from minimus, "small", but from minium, a red lead pigment
Output: a miniature
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: Alicia Keys received 5 Grammys for 2001, including best new artist & song of the year for this hit
Output: "fallin\'"
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: This 20th century wilderness photographer had an earlier career as a professional musician
Output: ansel adams
Category: “R” MOVIES 
Clue: Detroit is the city protected by this title character; some might have called the performance robotic
Output: robocop
Category: THE 1800s 
Clue: Joseph Lister used carbolic acid to do this to his surgical instruments, a medical first
Output: sterilize
Category: YOUNGER MEN 
Clue: Cato the Younger, great-grandson of Cato the Elder, supported Pompey & killed himself when this man took power
Output: julius caesar
Category: CHEMISTRY 
Clue: A chemical in its Scotchgards persisted in the environment, so this company pulled the products
Output: 3m
Category: MEL BROOKS FILMS 
Clue: Gene Wilder tries to live down the family name & dismisses his granddad's work as "doo-doo" in this 1974 comedy
Output: young frankenstein
Category: BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS 
Clue: Horses owned by the Earl of Rosebery won this Epsom race 3 times, twice while he was prime minister
Output: the epsom darby
Category: SKATING ON FILM 
Clue: The 1990 TV movie "On Thin Ice" was the story of this partner of Randy Gardner
Output: tai babalonia
Category: QUEEN ELIZABETH II 
Clue: It's Queen Elizabeth's official London residence
Output: buckingham palace
Category: AFRICA 
Clue: Lake Edward in the Congo & Uganda was discovered by this Anglo-American journalist & explorer
Output: henry stanley
Category: CURMUDGEONLY QUOTES 
Clue: "I find mankind so odious that I should hate to have it approve of me", Alceste says in this Moliere comedy
Output: the misanthrope
Category: WASHINGTON IRVING & FRIENDS 
Clue: In 1811, as a lobbyist in Washington, Irving became a favorite of this first lady
Output: dolley madison
Category: COLORS 
Clue: In "An Essay On Criticism", Alexander Pope wrote "All looks" this color "to the jaundiced eye"
Output: yellow
Category: 19! 
Clue: In 1999, after 19 Emmy nominations for playing this character, Susan Lucci won for her first time
Output: erica kane
Category: GEORGIA FACTS 
Clue: In 1793 he invented the cotton gin in Georgia
Output: eli whitney
Category: IT'S MY PARTY 
Clue: Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Output: likud
Category: TOP CHEF 
Clue: Smoked salmon & caviar pizza was one of the first signature dishes by this Austrian
Output: wolfgang puck
Category: TALES 
Clue: A Winston Groom sequel sees this title man involved in the Iran-Contra affair & the fall of the Berlin Wall
Output: forrest gump
Category: HISTORIC NICKNAMES 
Clue: "The Hero of the Nile"
Output: lord nelson
Category: FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS 
Clue: Eric could use a new health plan; he's got a $50,000 this, the amount he pays out of pocket before insurance kicks in
Output: a deductible
Category: "GAY"IETY 
Clue: This 1934 Astaire-Rogers film featured the Oscar-winning song "The Continental"
Output: the gay divorcee
Category: DEACON BLUES 
Clue: A Deacon named St. Romanos the Melodist got his nickname by writing 8,000 of these
Output: hymns
Category: ENDS IN "TH" 
Clue: This fish was thought to be extinct millions of years ago until one was found off South Africa in 1938
Output: coelacanth
Category: BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES 
Clue: Richard III
Output: york
Category: AD-JECTIVES 
Clue: It's applied to juicy steaks or, botanically, to cacti & other water-retaining plants
Output: succulent
Category: WORK  IT! 
Clue: Work hard, but don't "work your fingers to" this
Output: the bone
Category: SHAKESPEARE WITH A TWIST 
Clue: A novice nun switches places with a saloon girl in "Desperate Measures", a musical Western based on this play
Output: measure for measure
Category: PRO SPORTS TEAMS 
Clue: Manager Joe Torre led this American League team to 3 straight World Series titles, 1998-2000
Output: new york yankees
Category: TAKE A LETTER 
Clue: In 1610 he described the moon as seen in his telescope as having a "rough and unequal" surface
Output: galileo
Category: DRAMA 
Clue: Robert Bolt depicted Elizabeth I in "Vivat! Vivat Regina!" & Henry VIII in this play
Output: a man for all seasons
Category: AFRICAN HISTORY 
Clue: The main natural cause of famine, it struck the Sahel region from 1968 to 1985
Output: drought
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES WEEK IN REVIEW 
Clue: Wed., Dec. 21, 2005's Times said a judge stopped a Penn. district from teaching this as an alternative to evolution
Output: intelligent design
Category: SHE WAS IN THAT? 
Clue: As a toddler she appeared at the end of mom's 1949 movie "In the Good Old Summertime"
Output: liza minelli
Category: "C" CREATURES 
Clue: This large flightless bird has a blue head & long, daggerlike nails on its toes
Output: a cassowary
Category: LOCUST POTPOURRI 
Clue: The singer heard here, she was born in Locust Ridge, Tennessee:
Output: dolly parton
Category: EYE 8 
Clue: Spot John Cusack as one of 8 disgraced Chicago White Sox & you're watching this 1988 film
Output: eight men out
Category: BLOOD SIMPLE 
Clue: In 1920, King Alexander of Greece, bitten by a monkey, died of septicemia, also called by this 2-word name
Output: blood poisoning
Category: "ODD"PODGE 
Clue: Things got hairy for this actor as Cornelius in the "Planet of the Apes" movies
Output: roddy mcdowall
Category: HUD SECRETARIES 
Clue: After leaving HUD in 2003, he was elected U.S. senator from Florida
Output: martinez
Category: -ISH 
Clue: To expel from a place or condemn to exile
Output: banish
Category: BRAND-O 
Clue: Cryst & Krispo were potential names for this brand of shortening
Output: crisco
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: A 1791 Handel music festival inspired him to compose the oratorio "The Creation"
Output: haydn
Category: SLANG 
Clue: '90s slang for an attractive woman, like the Archie Comics blonde of that name
Output: betty
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: This novel of high society made Edith Wharton the first female winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
Output: "the age of innocence"
Category: LIKE A VIRGIL 
Clue: Virgil Thomson's opera about this 19th century romantic poet & libertine premiered at Juilliard in 1972
Output: byron
Category: SILENT MOVIE DIRECTORS 
Clue: Although best known for his sound films, William Wellman directed this 1st Best Picture winner
Output: wings
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: In 1993 she published "The Downing Street Years", a memoir of her time as prime minister
Output: margaret thatcher
Category: M.D. TV 
Clue: Gain some knowledge with "Untold Stories of the ER" on this sister channel of Discovery
Output: tlc
Category: PHOTOGRAPHY 
Clue: He first took an interest in photography during a family trip to Yosemite in 1916
Output: ansel adams
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: Cecile Chaminade wrote more than 200 light salon pieces for this musical instrument
Output: piano
Category: PLAYBILL 
Clue: This musical's "American Dream" ended on B'way after 4,097 performances--& a lot of helicopter flights
Output: miss saigon
Category: THE LABORS OF HERCULES 
Clue: For his labor of cleaning the Augean Stables, Hercules diverted 1 or 2 of these
Output: rivers
Category: BRITISH SPELLING BEE 
Clue: A telly that isn't black & white must be this
Output: c-o-l-o-u-r
Category: A BUSINESS IS BORN 
Clue: The first drug-store in this chain began operating out of a Chicago hotel in 1901; in 2009 the 7,000th store opened
Output: walgreens
Category: ENGLISH GRAMMAR 
Clue: Straightforward term for the type of "object" that follows a transitive verb
Output: direct
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: The language of the Faroe Islands is Faroese, but this national language is taught in schools
Output: danish
Category: WORD 
Clue: The word spider comes from an Old English form of this verb, referring to its web-weaving
Output: spin
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: Developed in the 1830s, this cab named for its inventor put the driver on an elevated seat in the rear
Output: a hansom
Category: POETIC LICENSE 
Clue: The 2001 biography "Savage Beauty" details the lustful life of this "What Lips My Lips Have Kissed" poet
Output: edna st. vincent millay
Category: COFFEE DRINKS 
Clue: Cafe Mocha is made from espresso & this flavor syrup
Output: chocolate
Category: FEMINISM 
Clue: The League of Women Voters was founded in this year in which women first voted nationally for president
Output: 1920
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Lady Chatterley's Lover" author who leads his big band in playing "Champagne Music"
Output: d.h. lawrence welk
Category: CABINET MEMBERS 
Clue: Those who have held this cabinet post include Bob Bergland, J. Sterling Morton & Earl Butz
Output: secretary of agriculture
Category: EUROPE 
Clue: This nice principality is 10 miles from Nice
Output: monaco
Category: SOMEDAY MY PRINCE WILL COME 
Clue: William the Silent, who led the land, not the "navel", battle for the Netherlands' freedom, was prince of this
Output: orange
Category: IT'LL END IN "TEER"s 
Clue: It's the type of army with no conscripts
Output: volunteer
Category: FAMOUS NATIVE AMERICANS 
Clue: This leader of his people at the Little Big Horn took no active part in the battle
Output: sitting bull
Category: BE A "HEP" CAT 
Clue: A solid figure with 7 faces & 11 letters
Output: heptahedron
Category: -ISH 
Clue: Treat as dear, or a 1966 hit by The Association
Output: cherish
Category: DINOSAURS 
Clue: Many now think that unlike modern reptiles, dinosaurs were homeothermic, meaning this
Output: warm-blooded
Category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Numerically, it's the next word in the sequence ein, zwei...
Output: drei
Category: THE LATE PRESIDENT FORD 
Clue: The investigative body to which Ford was appointed on November 29, 1963
Output: the warren commission
Category: BOOKS INTO MOVIES 
Clue: Francois Truffaut based 2 films on Henri-Pierre Roche love triangle tales:  "Two English Girls" & this one
Output: jules et jim
Category: 4 CONSONANTS IN A ROW 
Clue: A loop found on footwear, it's a symbol of success through one's own efforts
Output: a bootstrap
Category: OFFICIAL LANGUAGES 
Clue: Official language in common to the Central African Republic & Canada
Output: french
Category: "F"OODSTUFFS 
Clue: In 2005 the European Union gave Greece protected designation of origin status for this cheese
Output: feta
Category: FOUNDERS 
Clue: In 1958 former high school principal Dr. Ethel Andrus founded this group, the AARP
Output: american association of retired persons
Category: PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES 
Clue: This Bob Seger song gained commercial popularity in Chevy truck ads
Output: "like a rock"
Category: HOPE YOU'RE WELL READ... 
Clue: With his Mommy Dearest, this Frances Hodgson Burnett title character moves to England & inherits a title
Output: little lord fauntleroy
Category: WHO PLAYED 'EM? 
Clue: Gilligan
Output: bob denver
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: 6-letter adjective for a home assembled from standard parts, or for the Beatles before they were successful
Output: prefab
Category: ENDS IN "TU" 
Clue: This group of African languages that has more than 50 million speakers is said to have originated in Cameroon
Output: the bantu languages
Category: POT LUCK 
Clue: Tia Maria, a liqueur made from Blue Mountain coffee beans, comes from this country
Output: jamaica
Category: DUTCH BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: According to Business Rankings Annual, the Netherlands is the top exporter of cut ones of these to Japan
Output: flowers
Category: ODD WORDS 
Clue: Pavonine means of or resembling this "proud" bird
Output: a peacock
Category: DISTURBING THE "P"s 
Clue: Clowns attempt rape, cheat on each other & eventually commit murder in this Leoncavallo opera
Output: pagliacci
Category: NHL LOGOS 
Clue: Historic stars of this team include Bobby Hull & Denis Savard
Output: chicago blackhawks
Category: YOU BETTER KNOW SOME SCIENCE 
Clue: It was an atom of this element that Otto Hahn split in 1938
Output: uranium
Category: ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON 
Clue: Stevenson's mother's maiden name, Balfour, was also the last name of the young hero of this novel
Output: kidnapped
Category: NEW WORLD EXPLORERS 
Clue: After discovering the MIssissippi River on May 8, 1541, he took several weeks to build barges to cross it
Output: de soto
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: Every January this magazine runs "Dubious Achievement Awards"
Output: esquire
Category: THE MIDDAY SUN 
Clue: On this holiday, the U.S. flag flies at half-staff from sunrise to noon & at full staff from noon to sunset
Output: memorial day
Category: PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES 
Clue: In a 19th century poem, it precedes "...and through the wood, to Grandfather's house we go"
Output: over the river
Category: MADE THEM CRY 
Clue: "Poyekhali!"  ("Let's Go!" in Russian) was his cry April 12, 1961
Output: yuri gagarin
Category: ROYAL WOMEN 
Clue: Nori, his daughter, only fit the category until Nov. 15, 2005, when she married a commoner
Output: akihito
Category: "SPY" MOVIES 
Clue: Yeah, Baby!  It was the second Austin Powers film
Output: the spy who shagged me
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: Students can swim, play sports & work out at this university's Rockne Memorial Recreational Facility
Output: notre dame
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: A mark of disgrace; its name is from the Greek for "tattoo mark"
Output: stigma
Category: I'M AUSTRALIAN 
Clue: In the 1910s Alexander MacRae responded to the growing beach culture by creating this swim brand
Output: speedo
Category: OFFICIAL STATE FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: The official state drink of Rhode Island is milk with this flavor syrup; that'll wake you up
Output: coffee
Category: AFRO-DITTY 
Clue: Crosby, Stills & Nash were "Traveling the train through clear Moroccan skies" on this title locomotive
Output: the marrakesh express
Category: LIFE LINES 
Clue: He wrote, "I went to the woods....to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life"
Output: henry david thoreau
Category: 6-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's a spicy nickname for a redhead
Output: ginger
Category: NOTORIOUS 
Clue: This older brother of Jesse James outlived Jesse by 33 years
Output: frank
Category: IN OTHER WORLDS 
Clue: Instead of this, a shady Venusian might leave town "beneath one concentration of sulfuric acid particles"
Output: under a dark cloud
Category: INVENTORS & INVENTIONS 
Clue: In 1935 Professor Arnold Beckman introduced an electronic type of this meter to measure acidity
Output: a ph meter
Category: A FEW GENTLEMEN OF VERONA 
Clue: 20th C. theologian Romano Guardini was born in Verona but studied at the Univ. of Tubingen in this country
Output: germany
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: This "ice cold" part of an entablature fits in between the cornice & architrave
Output: frieze
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: This eccentric old lady in "Great Expectations" dies after her wedding gown catches fire
Output: miss havisham
Category: PSYCHOBABBLE 
Clue: "No more" says author Melody Beattie of this state of being affected & trying to control another's acts
Output: co-dependency
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: That's actor Billy Crudup doing the "Priceless" voiceovers in commercials for this credit card
Output: mastercard
Category: 19th CENTURY LITERARY CHARACTERS 
Clue: This heroine of "Pride and Prejudice" is suspicious of Mr. Darcy at first, but is won over
Output: elizabeth bennet
Category: LITTLE LEAGUE 
Clue: Begun in 2001, an orientation program for these people tells them not to freak out over coaches' or umpires' decisions
Output: parents
Category: MAD PROPS 
Clue: Just looking at the hockey mask this revenge-seeker wears in "Friday the 13th" gives me the creeps
Output: jason voorhees
Category: THE 1970s 
Clue: In 1977 Bank of America changed the name of its Bank Americard to this 4-letter word
Output: visa
Category: NEFERTITI TIME 
Clue: Nefertiti's husband was this pharaoh, one of the 1st in history to establish a monotheistic religion
Output: akhenaten
Category: INTERIOR DESIGN 
Clue: In 1991 Charles Hall sued Aqua Queen & other companies for infringing his patent on this furniture item
Output: the waterbed
Category: THE DISCOVERY CHANNEL 
Clue: Meaning "superior ones", it's the Tibetan Buddhist term for monks, like the ones seen here
Output: lamas
Category: THE FALL 
Clue: In the 10 years before a loss to Rulon Gardner at the Olympics, no one had scored a point vs. this sport's A. Karelin
Output: greco-roman wrestling
Category: WISH I'D SEEN THAT MUSICAL! 
Clue: This future first lady made her Broadway debut in 1946's "Lute Song" with Mary Martin
Output: nancy reagan
Category: PICARESQUE NOVELS 
Clue: Paul Theroux' title "Saint", he's an expatriate in Singapore
Output: jack
Category: CRAC 
Clue: The suggestion RTM means "Read" this
Output: the manual
Category: -OLOGIES 
Clue: From the Greek for "growing in", it studies the development of organisms in their earliest stages before birth
Output: embryology
Category: THE SCREAM ACTORS GUILD 
Clue: More bare than scare, this Mistress of the Dark's real name is Cassandra Peterson
Output: elvira
Category: MUSICAL THEATER 
Clue: She & partner Adolph Green wrote numerous B'way musicals; among them "Peter Pan" & "Applause"
Output: betty comden
Category: THE ISLANDS OF VANUATU 
Clue: This type of "cult" believes that a pilot named John Frum will arrive some day bearing a wealth of consumer goods
Output: a cargo cult
Category: AUTHORS NOT WRITING 
Clue: In WWII he flew 60 combat missions as a bombardier with the U.S. Army Air Forces in Europe
Output: joseph heller
Category: ADD TWO LETTERS 
Clue: To seep slowly through a hole; add two letters & you nap through the entire ordeal
Output: ooze & snooze
Category: PENGUINS 
Clue: This "regal" penguin is second in size to the emperor penguin
Output: king penguin
Category: THE CALENDAR 
Clue: In 2007 the Fourth of July was a Wednesday; in 2008, it will fall on this day
Output: friday
Category: WE'RE IN BUSINESS 
Clue: AAmerican AAirlines offers this, the oldest frequent flyer program
Output: aadvantage
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: The most important Roman god next to Jupiter; in fact, it is next to Jupiter
Output: mars
Category: FIRST LADIES 
Clue: First Lady in the 1910s, she later rode in President Kennedy's inaugural parade
Output: edith wilson
Category: FEATURE FILM DEBUTS 
Clue: The comedic talent of this former model was unmasked in "The Mask" -- there's something about her...
Output: cameron diaz
Category: FAMOUS WOMEN 
Clue: This woman for whom the Tony Awards are named was a descendant of Mayflower Pilgrim John Howland
Output: antoinette perry
Category: HISTORIC PEOPLE 
Clue: This commander of the AEF in WWI taught military science at the University of Nebraska in the 1890s
Output: john "black jack" pershing
Category: HISPANIC HISTORY 
Clue: As president of this country, Antonio Guzman Blanco had a new capital built in Caracas
Output: venezuela
Category: GENETICS 
Clue: Biologists think this degenerative disease of memory loss may be caused by a gene on chromosome 21
Output: alzheimer\'s disease
Category: WHO KILLED ME, SHAKESPEARE? 
Clue: Emilia--her husband, also pretty much responsible for the title guy's suicide
Output: iago
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: Although this "Of Human Bondage" author earned a medical degree, he never practiced medicine
Output: somerset maugham
Category: "ME" IN THE MIDDLE 
Clue: Government adjective meaning "with two legislative chambers"
Output: bicameral
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: Dorothy Parker wrote a story about Hazel Morse, the title "Big" one of these
Output: blonde
Category: THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY 
Clue: This will be grand when you spell...
Output: l-a-r-c-e-n-y
Category: Q 
Clue: Bond's briefcase in "From Russia with Love" came with a knife, ammo & a canister of this
Output: tear gas
Category: POP QUIZ 
Clue: After a 5-year hiatus from touring, this Gwen Stafani band hit the road in 2009 on a summer tour
Output: no doubt
Category: DEAD GUYS WITH 3 NAMES 
Clue: The first president of North Vietnam
Output: ho chi minh
Category: AUTHORS' PEN NAMES 
Clue: David John Moore Cornwell
Output: john le carre
Category: WOMEN OF COUNTRY 
Clue: Isabel Peron
Output: argentina
Category: PHILOSOPHIC IDEAS 
Clue: The belief that we cannot know whether or not God exists
Output: agnosticism
Category: MR. T 
Clue: In 1975 he was named the first black Anglican dean of Johannesburg
Output: desmond tutu
Category: WHOSE BOOK TITLE? 
Clue: A Peter Hoeg bestseller, "____'s Sense of Snow"
Output: smilla
Category: TITLE ROLE PLAYING 
Clue: "Dr. Strangelove"
Output: peter sellers
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: This talk show host said, "I admire, respect & adore authors" when she was honored for her book club
Output: oprah
Category: THAT'S NO LADY... 
Clue: He was a comic foil as Mr. Mooney on "The Lucy Show" & Mr. Wilson on "Dennis the Menace"
Output: gale gordon
Category: GRACELAND 
Clue: (Sarah of the Clue Crew at Graceland in Memphis)  This person who released their first album in 2003 often napped in the Monkey Chair at Graceland's Jungle Room
Output: lisa marie presley
Category: MAKING A GOOD IMPRESSIONIST 
Clue: At first Camille Pissarro used comma-shaped strokes, but after seeing this artist's work, switched to dots
Output: georges seurat
Category: ON LOCATION 
Clue: Antebellum home Warwickton was the location for this Gere-Foster movie about a postbellum reunion
Output: sommersby
Category: BEFORE & AFTER JOBS 
Clue: Cabinet officer in charge of Boost & Red Bull
Output: the secretary of energy drinks
Category: STATE GOVERNMENT 
Clue: Many states have these for state lawmakers, but in 1995 the Supreme Court ruled them unconstitutional for Congress
Output: term limits
Category: SORRY, SPORTS FANS 
Clue: Los Angeles
Output: nfl
Category: LEWIS OR CLARK 
Clue: The heroine of this author's "Main Street" escapes her miserable small town--for a while
Output: sinclair lewis
Category: IF SHAKESPEARE WROTE FOR THE WWE 
Clue: Tybalt!  You took out my pal Mercutio & now I'm comin' after you!  I'll show you what a title guy can do!
Output: romeo
Category: WRITE ON, TOM! 
Clue: In 1997 this "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" playwright was knighted
Output: stoppard
Category: TV FINAL EPISODES 
Clue: Her sitcom ended in 1998 with a mockumentary celebrating her long career since Vaudeville
Output: ellen degeneres
Category: WHAT A 19th CENTURY CHARACTER 
Clue: It's the noble title of Aleksei Vronsky, who has an affair to remember with Anna Karenina
Output: count
Category: THE CORONER STORE 
Clue: Taller athletes can be at risk of fatal cardiomyopathy, an enlargement of this
Output: the heart
Category: BROADWAY LYRICS 
Clue: Song from "Phantom" that includes the lyrics, "Slowly, gently night unfurls its splendour..."
Output: "the music of the night"
Category: SPORTS WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: It's 2 inches wide & 15 feet from the backboard
Output: the free-throw line
Category: 1980s MOVIE CHARACTERS 
Clue: In "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom", it's the 2-word name of Indy's tiny sidekick played by Ke Huy Quan
Output: short round
Category: INITIAL REACTIONS 
Clue: That is right, it's the abbreviation from the Latin for "that is"
Output: i.e.
Category: TV LAW 
Clue: Ed Koch made him a criminal court judge; now he's replaced Koch on "The People's Court"
Output: jerry sheindlin
Category: "HY" THERE 
Clue: Someone excelling in multiple show business crafts like a writer-producer
Output: a hyphenate
Category: YALE 
Clue: A Yale song goes "Boola, Boola Boola...when we roughhouse" this school "they will holler Boola Boo"
Output: harvard
Category: YAHWEH 
Clue: In Judges 6 Gideon builds an altar & names it Yahweh-Shalom, "the Lord is" this
Output: peace
Category: LORDS A-LEAPING 
Clue: In 1935 John Buchan became Lord Tweedsmuir & his novel "The Thirty-Nine Steps" was filmed by this director
Output: alfred hitchcock
Category: "QUE" TIPS 
Clue: Unparalleled, one of a kind
Output: unique
Category: U.S. COINS 
Clue: To honor the bicentennial of this, a silver dollar featured an open book & the Jefferson Building
Output: library of congress
Category: AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: Will Smith has weight as an IRS agent changing the lives of others in this film
Output: seven pounds
Category: ALSO A PRO SPORTS TEAM 
Clue: The annual running of these in Spain got international notice with Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises"
Output: bulls
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Seafood salad of a dungeness crustacean & chili sauce that's nicknamed "Satchmo"
Output: crab louis armstrong
Category: BE IT EVER SO "UMBLE" 
Clue: It's a part of a lock
Output: a tumbler
Category: POPULAR CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: A stripper could tell you that Bach's "Air From Suite No. 3" is more popularly known as this
Output: "the air on the g string"
Category: FUTURISTIC FILMS 
Clue: 1 of 2 races Rod Taylor meets circa 800,000 A.D. in "The Time Machine"
Output: elois
Category: TREES 
Clue: The Black Hills Spruce is its state tree
Output: south dakota
Category: AMERICAN COMPOSERS 
Clue: A fall from a subway platform in 1943 left this "St. Louis Blues" composer completely blind
Output: handy
Category: DYNASTIES 
Clue: During much of the Middle Ages, France was ruled by this dynasty founded by Hugh Capet
Output: the capetian
Category: TV THAT'S NOT AS GOOD FOR YOU 
Clue: By age 18 the average American sees 40,000 of these acts, not all of them solved by Angela Lansbury
Output: murders
Category: "ERE"Y WORDS 
Clue: Fabric from goat hair
Output: cashmere
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES OBITUARIES 
Clue: In a 1936 obit, a pupil said of her, "I pray for strength to endure the silent dark until she smiles upon me again"
Output: anne sullivan
Category: FUN WITH OPERA 
Clue: There's no denial: Act III of this Verdi opera is sometimes called "The Nile Scene"
Output: "aida"
Category: ITALIAN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Mi dispiace is this apologetic phrase
Output: "i\'m sorry"
Category: WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE? 
Clue: Bernard Lafferty, this servant to Doris Duke, died not long after inheriting $4.5 million
Output: butler
Category: COUNTRIES BY COLLEGE 
Clue: Universita Degli Studi di Siena, Politechnico di Bari
Output: italy
Category: PULL A MUSCLE 
Clue: The anatomy prof brought in a human model to identify this shoulder muscle
Output: the deltoid
Category: FAMOUS PAIRS 
Clue: Sewing items felt by a foot waking up
Output: pins & needles
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Jacques Offenbach died on Oct. 5, 1880, 4 months before his "Tales of" this poet was first produced
Output: hoffmann
Category: THE WINTER PALACE 
Clue: In 1881 the "Czar Liberator", the II czar of this name, asked to be taken to the palace to die after being fatally wounded
Output: alexander ii
Category: "OFF"ERINGS 
Clue: It's professional drama in NYC in small theaters; its awards are called Obies
Output: off-broadway
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: The steel drum was developed in the 1940s in this Caribbean island nation near Venezuela
Output: trinidad
Category: DANCE, MYTH & LEGEND 
Clue: The ballet "Apollo" features Polyhymnia, Terpsichore & Calliope, 3 of these 9 sister-goddesses
Output: muses
Category: "B" BOYS 
Clue: The surrender of this British general's forces at Saratoga in 1777 helped bring France into the war as a U.S. ally
Output: burgoyne
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: What you're "stuck with" boiling down collagen, softening it with hot water & letting it swell
Output: glue
Category: LEAF ME 
Clue: The Macrocystis genus of this seaweed can grow fronds up to 200 feet long
Output: kelp
Category: SOUNDS SIMILAR 
Clue: One who rules over specific pages & sites on the Internet & has the same name as lexicographer Noah
Output: webmaster webster
Category: THE SWINGIN' '60s 
Clue: This Baptist minister won the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize
Output: martin luther king jr.
Category: WOMEN NOVELISTS 
Clue: She hopes to conclude her alphabet mysteries with "Z" around the year 2015
Output: sue grafton
Category: POLAR EXPLORATION 
Clue: In 1969, on dogsled, a British team made the first surface crossing of this ocean
Output: arctic ocean
Category: HARRY GUYS 
Clue: This trumpet-playing band-leader helped Sinatra get started, & lost him to the Tommy Dorsey band
Output: harry james
Category: AS I RECALL 
Clue: Oops!  DePuy Orthopedics had to recall defective implants for this 3-letter joint
Output: the hip
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: A scout during the war, John Greenwood is more famous as one of these; Washington was a patient
Output: a dentist
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: The Confederacy's top general trades in Traveller to head up Chrysler in the 1980s
Output: robert e. lee iacocca
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: Romantic poet who wrote, "St. Agnes's Eve--ah, bitter chill it was!  The owl, for all his feathers, was a-cold"
Output: keats
Category: TRADE 
Clue: The bulk of Poland's imports is handled through Gdynia & this port
Output: gdansk
Category: BALLET 
Clue: In the 1940s & 1950s Galina Ulanova was the chief ballerina for this company formed almost 200 years earlier
Output: the bolshoi
Category: EDIBLE RHYME TIME 
Clue: A chocolate substitute shaped like an Egyptian beetle
Output: a carob scarab
Category: WHO PLAYED 'EM? 
Clue: Dalmatian coveter Cruella de Vil
Output: glenn close
Category: GEORGIA 
Clue: The 1st painted wall sign advertising this drink was created in 1894 on a Cartersville pharmacy
Output: coca-cola
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: In 1926 the Peet Bros. merged their soap company with this one, which then merged with Colgate
Output: palmolive
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: After moving to England, this Confederate spy married her former captor, lieutenant Sam Hardinge
Output: belle boyd
Category: APPROPRIATE NAMES 
Clue: Baron Brain, a medical scientist, wrote the text titled "Diseases of" this "System", now its 11th edition
Output: the nervous system
Category: SNOW WHITE'S UNKNOWN DWARFS 
Clue: The name of this dazed dwarf comes from the Royal Navy's word for rum
Output: groggy
Category: NOVEL BALLETS 
Clue: Valerie Bettis' ballet "As I Lay Dying" brought to life a novel by this southerner
Output: william faulkner
Category: MIDDLE NAMES 
Clue: Because this is a million-dollar tournament, you have to spell the middle name of President Warren Harding
Output: g-a-m-a-l-i-e-l
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: In this Steinbeck novel, a few buddies get drunk & make a shambles of the Western Biological Lab in Monterey
Output: "cannery row"
Category: SMITH 
Clue: Betty Smith wrote about young Francie Nolan in her novel "A Tree Grows in" this New York City borough
Output: brooklyn
Category: WHO'S WHO IN THE WORLD 
Clue: His entry features his books "Odin Den' Ivana Denisovicha" & "Arkhipelag Gulag"
Output: solzhenitsyn
Category: SEASONAL QUOTES 
Clue: This royal "made some tarts all on a summer's day"
Output: the queen of hearts
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: This 4-word motto has appeared on U.S. coins since 1864
Output: "in god we trust"
Category: ELTON JOHN 
Clue: This man "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" a harmonica solo for Elton's song "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues"
Output: stevie wonder
Category: SOMEBODY WROTE THAT 
Clue: Christopher McQuarrie introduced us to the myterious Keyser Soze in this 1995 film
Output: the usual suspects
Category: THE "END" IS NEAR 
Clue: Worthy title for a member of the clergy
Output: reverend
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: This state has only two metropolitan statistical areas:  Billings & Great Falls
Output: montana
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: His 1830 "Liberty and Union" speech to the Senate was spread over 2 days
Output: daniel webster
Category: COAL 
Clue: The most abundant & most widely used type of coal, it's also called "soft coal"
Output: bituminous
Category: AUSTEN-TATIOUS 
Clue: After her unsuccessful & meddlesome matchmaking, this title character realizes she loves Mr. Knightley
Output: emma woodhouse
Category: VETERINARY MEDICINE 
Clue: Navicular disease usually refers to lameness in this animal's foreleg
Output: a horse