niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: BIG BUSINESS 
Clue: Minneapolis has flour power as the headquarters of Pillsbury & this "General" company
Output: general mills
Category: DEAD SCIENTISTS SOCIETY 
Clue: It was Gabriel Fahrenheit who substituted this for alcohol in the thermometer
Output: mercury
Category: U.S. U.N. REPS 
Clue: In 1981 she became the first woman the U.S. put into the post
Output: jeane kirkpatrick
Category: PRESIDENTIAL STATES OF BIRTH 
Clue: 1 of the 2 born in Vermont
Output: coolidge
Category: ORGANIC COMPOUNDS 
Clue: Once popular with anesthesiologists & hanky-wielding villains, it's also called trichloromethane
Output: chloroform
Category: LABOR 
Clue: His entry in the World Book lists birth & death as (1913-1975?)
Output: jimmy hoffa
Category: FEMININE WORDS 
Clue: Take one letter out of a breaded, fried piece of potato to get this, a woman who flirts to get her way
Output: coquette
Category: YOUR BETTER ELEMENTS 
Clue: This element that makes you organic is part of your proteins as well as your fats
Output: carbon
Category: BRIT LIT 
Clue: He wrote his semi-autobiographical novel "Sons and Lovers" in part as a tribute to his mother
Output: d.h. lawrence
Category: AH-"AH" 
Clue: Now coming to the plate, it's this paper money of Thailand equal to 100 satang
Output: the baht
Category: RETRONYMS 
Clue: This word is used for television that's sent over the airwaves, in contrast to cable or satellite
Output: broadcast
Category: TECHIES 
Clue: Nils Bohlin designed the 3-point safety belt for this automaker
Output: volvo
Category: FRENCH CLASS 
Clue: If you approach the signal called feu rouge on a French road, you'd better do this
Output: stop
Category: POETS 
Clue: He completed a sonnet "On His Blindness" circa 1655 & one "On His Deceased Wife" in 1658
Output: john milton
Category: CHEESY COUNTRIES 
Clue: Lincolnshire Poacher
Output: u.k.
Category: FORMER CAPITALS 
Clue: This city, host of the 1982 World's Fair, was Tennessee's capital from 1796 to 1812 & from 1817 to 1819
Output: knoxville
Category: LESSER-KNOWN NAMES 
Clue: Julia Morgan designed a castle for this publisher's San Simeon, California estate
Output: hearst
Category: OTHER GREAT LAKES 
Clue: This almost 27,000-square-mile African lake is named for a queen
Output: victoria
Category: "MAN"LY MOVIES 
Clue: It's Greek to me, but in 1971 Richard Matheson's story "I Am Legend" was filmed under this title
Output: the omega man
Category: SPRING BREAK! 
Clue: On April 26, this country's Union Day commemorates the 1964 union of Zanzibar & Tanganyika
Output: tanzania
Category: "O" YOU ANIMAL! 
Clue: The Pacific species of this has an arm span of up to 33 feet
Output: octopus
Category: WINDMILLS 
Clue: The first windmill built to produce this type of power was built in 1890
Output: electric
Category: LYRICS OF THE ARTIST 
Clue: "Are you going to let it all hang out?  Fat bottomed girls, you make the rockin' world go round"
Output: queen
Category: CLIMBING 
Clue: Also meaning to stop an action, in climbing it means to secure another person with a rope
Output: to belay
Category: NOVELS 
Clue: Don Quixote chose a peasant girl as his lady love & gave her this name
Output: dulcinea
Category: THE STATUE OF LIBERTY 
Clue: It's the decade the Statue of Liberty was dedicated & opened in New York harbor
Output: the 1880s
Category: 7-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: "Wilkommen" to this type of supper club, from the Old French for "small room"
Output: cabaret
Category: RULE, BRITANNICA! 
Clue: The 10th edition of 1902 was sponsored by this London newspaper; thanks to a lawsuit, it quit before the 11th
Output: the times of london
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: The greatest distance it's possible to see with the naked eye, it's often part of the weather forecast
Output: visibility
Category: THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA 
Clue: For Frank Gilroy in 1965, the subject was winning when "The Subject Was" these took home a Pulitzer
Output: roses
Category: BUSINESS 
Clue: An audio oscillator was the first product from this company, founded by 2 Stanford classmates in 1939
Output: hewlett-packard
Category: PO 
Clue: The Po River winds past this 21st century Winter Olympic Games site
Output: turin
Category: THE "INCA"s 
Clue: To deprive of effectiveness
Output: incapacitate
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: From the Latin for "parchment", this semi-permeable barrier surrounds a cell's cytoplasm
Output: membrane
Category: ROBERT DE NIRO MOVIES 
Clue: "Better to be king for a night than a schmuck for a lifetime"
Output: the king of comedy
Category: MAGAZINES ON THE WEB 
Clue: The website for this defunct mag has the "most amazing collection of professional photography on the Web"
Output: life
Category: FEATURE FILM DEBUTS 
Clue: This talk show host was a student at Ithaca College when she won the lead in "Hairspray"
Output: ricki lake
Category: BLACK AMERICANS 
Clue: This abolitionist & publisher of "The North Star" ran a station of the Underground Railroad in Rochester
Output: frederick douglass
Category: ROYAL BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: British national anthem that played prison matron Mama Morton in the movie "Chicago"
Output: god save the queen latifah
Category: SICKNESS & HEALTH 
Clue: Arteriosclerosis is 1 cause of this bulging & thinning in the wall of a blood vessel or the heart
Output: aneuryism
Category: B.C. PEOPLE 
Clue: The Second Punic War ended in 201 B.C when this Carthaginian general made peace with Rome
Output: hannibal
Category: ARIAS 
Clue: An aria in "H.M.S. Pinafore" declares, "I'm called Little" this, "though I could never tell why"
Output: buttercup
Category: ALSO ON THE MONOPOLY BOARD 
Clue: Morgan Freeman's first regular TV gig
Output: the electric company
Category: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 
Clue: This country's coat of arms features a two-tailed lion, the symbol of the historic Bohemian kingdom
Output: czechoslovakia
Category: MMM... BACON 
Clue: A McDonald's Egg McMuffin is made with egg, American cheese & this meat
Output: canadian bacon
Category: FIRST LADIES 
Clue: This future first lady sometimes served as White House hostess for Jefferson
Output: dolley madison
Category: EUROPEAN AUTHORS 
Clue: Garcia Lorca wrote "Lament for a Bullfighter" in 1935, but a year later he was the lamented one in this war
Output: the spanish civil war
Category: JONATHAN SWIFT 
Clue: Swift sent Gulliver on this many voyages, 3 fewer than Sinbad
Output: 4
Category: THESE WORDS ARE IN JEOPARDY! 
Clue: "Lucia di Lammermoor", for example
Output: opera
Category: POP CULTURE 
Clue: Its frappucino beverage was named one of "the best new products of 1996"
Output: starbucks
Category: REMBRANDT 
Clue: "Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of Homer" was purchased in 1961 by the friends of this New York City museum
Output: metropolitan museum of art
Category: HE WAS IN THAT? 
Clue: In 1969, in his pre-"Phantom" days, he played Cornelius Hackl in the film version of "Hello, Dolly!"
Output: michael crawford
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Historic ones of these occurred on St. Bartholomew's Day in 1572 & St. Valentine's Day in 1929
Output: massacres
Category: HE'S MY RUNNING MATE 
Clue: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
Output: richard nixon
Category: SINGERS 
Clue: She belted out "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" in "Dreamgirls" & turned it into a No. 1 R&B hit
Output: jennifer holliday
Category: RECENT SPACE NEWS 
Clue: Of the 2 of these, NASA said Opportunity was "looking great", but Spirit had "dirty solar panels"
Output: the mars rovers
Category: HEY, SPORT! 
Clue: In 1998 this Cardinal first baseman had a National League record 162 walks to go along with his 70 home runs
Output: mark mcgwire
Category: HANNIBAL LECTURE 
Clue: To avoid being handed over to the Romans, Hannibal chose this form of suicide, also chosen by Romeo
Output: poison
Category: CLASSIC FOREIGN FILMS 
Clue: "Soldier of Orange", a 1977 film from this country, made Rutger Hauer an international star
Output: the netherlands/holland
Category: CARPOOL TUNNEL SYNDROME 
Clue: An international tunnel takes carpoolers from this city, Canada's Auto Capital, to Detroit, the USA's Motor City
Output: windsor, ontario
Category: NOVELS 
Clue: Turgenev novel that dealt with confrontation between 2 generations & popularized the word "nihilist"
Output: fathers and sons
Category: "EX" RATED 
Clue: Banishment from home or country
Output: exile
Category: THE 1930s 
Clue: This son of Man O' War, with "war" in his own name, won the Triple Crown in 1937
Output: war admiral
Category: DEATH BY... 
Clue: Possible dropping of a tortoise on his head by an eagle, in 456 B.C.
Output: aeschylus
Category: AVIATION 
Clue: Named "the aviatrix of the decade" in 1950, in 1953 she became the first woman to break the sound barrier
Output: jacqueline cochran
Category: "DOUBLE" TROUBLE 
Clue: 2 consecutive baseball games are a doubleheader; this is 2 movies
Output: a double bill
Category: WOMEN DIRECTING WOMEN 
Clue: In this TV drama's "The Supremes" episode, Oscar winner Jessica Yu directed Glenn Close as a Court nominee
Output: the west wing
Category: I KNOW THAT SONG 
Clue: "Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack, I don't care if i never get back" in this song
Output: "take me out to the ball game"
Category: PERSONA 
Clue: President Loubet pardoned this Army captain in 1899
Output: dreyfus
Category: MAKING A LIST 
Clue: It's a list of cases in court for trial or the names of the parties who have cases pending
Output: a docket
Category: LIBRARIES 
Clue: Entitled to free copies of all books printed in Britain, the Bodleian Library is the main library of this university
Output: oxford
Category: FUN WITH OPERA 
Clue: Of all the operas we know, this 1893 work based on a Grimm role has the most gingerbread in it
Output: hansel and gretel
Category: WHAT KIDS ARE READING THESE DAYS 
Clue: In the 4th volume of a series, Percy Jackson & the Olympians must fight "The Battle of" this puzzling place
Output: the labyrinth
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: In 1886 he completed his third symphony & "Carnival of the Animals"
Output: camille saint-saens
Category: THE BRITISH ARE COMING! 
Clue: In 1978, 2 months after calling Keith Moon irreplaceable, this group hired Kenney Jones as drummer
Output: the who
Category: SLOVAKIAN HISTORY 
Clue: These people looked down on the Slovaks until around 1910 Karel Kalal insisted the 2 peoples' futures were entwined
Output: the czechs
Category: METAPHORS BE WITH YOU 
Clue: Meaning "to use unfair means", this action was prohibited by the Marquess of Queensberry's rules
Output: hit below the belt
Category: WOODS 
Clue: This "American Buffalo" playwright returned to nature with his 1977 play "The Woods"
Output: mamet
Category: AMERICAN POETS 
Clue: In 1900 his grandfather bought him a chicken farm near Derry, New Hampshire
Output: robert frost
Category: AN "ARM" OR A "LEG" 
Clue: Assembled in the 1580s, it was commanded by Medina Sidonia
Output: the spanish armada
Category: BEFORE THEY WERE POPES 
Clue: This pope who called the Second Vatican Council was a quiet church conformist until his 1958 election
Output: pope john xxiii
Category: ASTRONOMERS 
Clue: This Polish astronomer has craters on the moon & Mars named for him
Output: copernicus
Category: "FINAL" JEOPARDY! 
Clue: Kim Basinger & Richard Gere starred in this 1992 thriller about a psychiatrist & a troubled client
Output: final analysis
Category: AT AUCTION 
Clue: In September 1999 Billy Crystal paid $239,000 for a glove used in a game by this Yankee great
Output: mickey mantle
Category: FAMOUS VEHICLES 
Clue: The Speedwell was this famous ship's companion in August 1620
Output: mayflower
Category: I GOT 3 As, MOM! 
Clue: In legend, this pure knight found the Holy Grail
Output: galahad
Category: NORDIC TRACKS 
Clue: This Icelandic pop star & ex-Sugarcube sang "It's Oh So Quiet" in 1995
Output: bjork
Category: "OU" 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: From the French, it's the small high-powered magnifying glass used by watchmakers & jewelers
Output: loupe
Category: '70s FASHIONS 
Clue: This 1977 film popularized baggy tailored trousers, hats with upturned brims & vests for women
Output: annie hall
Category: CLEO 
Clue: In 31 B.C. a huge Roman fleet led by Augustus & Agrippa defeated the fleets of Cleopatra & this man at Actium
Output: mark antony
Category: SPELL MY FIRST NAME 
Clue: Dunst of "Interview With The Vampire"
Output: k-i-r-s-t-e-n
Category: THE SEC 
Clue: The act that set up the SEC restricted buying stocks "on" this--no more than 45% of the market price could be borrowed credit
Output: margin
Category: "DI" HARD 
Clue: An oblique line
Output: a diagonal
Category: NO PLAIN JANE 
Clue: Mr. Rochester called her a "provoking puppet" & a "malicious elf"
Output: jane eyre
Category: FROM THE GREEK 
Clue: Hold on to your shorts -- this building for exercises & playing sports is from the Greek for "to train naked"
Output: a gymnasium
Category: THE "S"-NCE OF LIFE 
Clue: From the Urdu for "soldier", it was an Indian native who served in the British army in the 1800s
Output: sepoy
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: In 1960 its Bombay state was divided into 2 states, Gujarat & Maharashtra, to reflect their languages
Output: india
Category: PLANTS & TREES 
Clue: The black & English varieties of this tree are valued for their wood & their nuts
Output: a walnut
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: In Act V of "Pericles", this Roman goddess of the hunt appears to Pericles in a vision
Output: diana
Category: HOLLYWOOD 
Clue: He came back as a kinder, gentler cyborg in 1991's "Terminator 2"
Output: arnold schwarzenegger
Category: & IN OTHER NEWS... 
Clue: In 1914 James Joyce finally found a publisher for this collection of stories about the people of his native city
Output: dubliners
Category: DOUBLE MEANINGS 
Clue: I know Mike _____ his expense account, but I can't believe he'd steal legal _____ from the conference room
Output: pads
Category: 4 SCORE 
Clue: According to the book of Revelation, their mounts are white, red, black & pale
Output: the four horsemen of the apocalypse
Category: WHAT THE "L"? 
Clue: When you sprain your ankle, you tear or twist these tissues that connect the leg & foot bones
Output: ligaments
Category: MUSCAT LOVE 
Clue: Qaboos bin Said al Said rules from his palace in Muscat under this title that means "ruler" in Arabic
Output: sultan
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: Like a teenager or the Moon, matter may go through one of these states, such as liquid or gas
Output: phases
Category: "JON" 
Clue: This adventurous cartoon boy had a pal named Hadji & a dog named Bandit
Output: jonny quest
Category: SINGING ACTORS 
Clue: It's worth renting "Heartburn" just to hear this actor sing the "Soliloquy" from "Carousel"
Output: jack nicholson
Category: EUROPEAN CITIES 
Clue: Pull out the stopper!  It's Ireland's second most populous city
Output: cork
Category: ISTHMUS IN MAY 
Clue: This 10,400-sq.-mile region of Ukraine is joined to the mainland by the narrow Isthmus of Perekop
Output: the crimea
Category: FROM PAGE TO SCREEN 
Clue: Gustav Hasford's Vietnam War novel "The Short Timers" was recruited as the basis for this Kubrick movie
Output: full metal jacket
Category: 50 CENT 
Clue: He was the first African American on a U.S. coin; the reverse of his half dollar read, "from slave cabin to hall of fame"
Output: booker t. washington
Category: FOREIGN EXCHANGE 
Clue: This country's 1,000-pound notes feature Hafez al-Assad & scenes depicting its oil industry
Output: syria
Category: RELIGIOUS MATTERS 
Clue: More than 80% of the people in Finland belong to this Protestant denomination
Output: lutheran
Category: WELL TRAINED 
Clue: The Japanese call this "ballistic" train the Shinkansen
Output: bullet train
Category: GLEE SONGS 
Clue: The first episode featured the ensemble singing this Journey song that begins, "Just a small town girl"
Output: "don\'t stop believin\'"
Category: JOURNALISM 
Clue: Front page of the London Times was filled with these for the last time on May 2, 1966
Output: classified ads
Category: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 
Clue: The view seen here is from this scenic drive, named for the engineer who brought water to L.A.
Output: mulholland drive
Category: PLAYING DOCTOR 
Clue: Dr. Harry Weston on "Empty Nest"
Output: richard mulligan
Category: NUCLEAR PHYSICS 
Clue: In 1905 at his house in Switzerland, this German physicist wrote his theory of relativity
Output: einstein
Category: DEM JOINTS 
Clue: The rotator cuff is a reinforcing structure in this joint
Output: shoulder
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: In "Cat's Cradle" his Felix Hoenikker creates Ice-Nine, a substance that can freeze the world solid
Output: kurt vonnegut
Category: YOU GET AN "F" 
Clue: ...in biology if you actually pick up the poison dart species of this amphibian
Output: frog
Category: THE NON-BEATLES ROCK BAND 
Clue: When he's not busy being a movie star, Jared Leto fronts this platinum-selling band that is both "Timely" & "Planetary"
Output: thirty seconds to mars
Category: TENNESSEE WILLIAMS 
Clue: A Time magazine piece on Kathleen Turner in this play was titled "Once More, With Feline"
Output: cat on a hot tin roof
Category: WHAT A CHARACTER! 
Clue: A big change is in the air for Gregor Samsa in this 1915 story
Output: the metamorphosis
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Finland was never an independent country until 1917, when it broke away from this country
Output: russia, u.s.s.r.
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: You'll find the Kyongbok Palace at the foot of Mount Pugak in this South Korean capital
Output: seoul
Category: MYTHOLOGICAL SIBLINGS 
Clue: Zeus rewarded these twin brothers by placing them in the stars as Gemini
Output: castor & pollux
Category: SIMON BOLIVAR 
Clue: The judicial capital of Bolivia is named for this man who helped Simon liberate Ecuador--sweet
Output: sucre
Category: "C" PLUS 
Clue: The former name of Sri Lanka, before it got an agent & went all Hollywood on us
Output: ceylon
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: 2009's "Last Lion" is subtitled "The Fall and Rise of" this political brother
Output: ted kennedy
Category: SPEAK OF THE DICKENS! 
Clue: "The Old Curiosity Shop" mentions this "corner" in "that dreary pile" Westminster Abbey; Dickens ended up there
Output: the poet\'s corner
Category: BALLET 
Clue: In the 1948 ballet "Fall River Legend", this character is hanged although in real life she was acquitted
Output: lizzie borden
Category: CENTRAL AMERICA 
Clue: This fruit crop accounts for a third of Honduras' exports & is the country's leading source of income
Output: bananas
Category: NEFERTITI TIME 
Clue: An inscribed golden one of these bugs suggests that Nefertiti briefly ruled in her own right
Output: a scarab
Category: ALSO A STATE CAPITAL 
Clue: Plain where games were played in ancient Greece
Output: olympia
Category: WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT 
Clue: In 1967 Ann Uccello was elected the first woman mayor of a capital city--this capital of Connecticut
Output: hartford
Category: PICK ME A WIENER 
Clue: Born in Vienna in 1882, this little sausage joined the U.S. Supreme Court in 1939
Output: frankfurter
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: This word can mean a drop downward, or one's lineage
Output: descent
Category: BE A ROADS SCHOLAR 
Clue: This highway stretches from Jacksonville, Florida to Santa Monica, California
Output: interstate 10
Category: WRITERS AT REST 
Clue: Her epitaph "Excuse My Dust" is famous; fewer know that it's on a plaque at NAACP HQ, where her ashes are buried
Output: dorothy parker
Category: INSPIRED CHARACTERS 
Clue: Katherine Mansfield was supposedly the inspiration for Gudrun in his book "Women in Love"
Output: d.h. lawrence
Category: THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT 
Clue: The court case Missouri ex rel. Gaines was part of the NAACP's long challenge to segregation in these institutions
Output: schools
Category: FAR EAST MOVEMENT 
Clue: A joint North-South declaration in 2000 began a new move for the reunification of this Asian peninsula
Output: the korean peninsula
Category: NOVEL VOCABULARY 
Clue: Emily Bronte said this title word is a "Provincial adjective, descriptive of....atmospheric tumult"
Output: wuthering
Category: CONSTELLATIONS, LITERALLY 
Clue: Corvus
Output: a crow
Category: OPERA HODGEPODGE 
Clue: It's the native country of opera star Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, who sang at Princess Diana's wedding
Output: new zealand
Category: HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? 
Clue: Artificially adjusting this to make a plant flower faster is called forcing
Output: sunlight
Category: HISTORIC SHIPS 
Clue: In 1779 he took command of the Bonhomme Richard
Output: john paul jones
Category: "DON'T" YOU KNOW THIS SONG? 
Clue: No doubt you know this "Tragic Kingdom" tune was No. 1 for 16 weeks on the airplay chart in 1996 & '97
Output: "don\'t speak"
Category: LET'S MAKE A DEAL 
Clue: Cornplanter, a chief of this confederacy, signed a 1784 treaty ceding the U.S. all land W. of the Niagara River
Output: the iriquois confederacy
Category: FEBRUARY IN HISTORY 
Clue: In February 1815 he was able to escape his 10-month exile on a small island
Output: napoleon bonaparte
Category: A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF HERBERT HOOVER 
Clue: In 1932 Hoover lost 472-59 in the Electoral College to FDR & the Cubs got swept by this team in the World Series
Output: the yankees
Category: FUN WITH WORDS 
Clue: George Carlin joked about this many words "you can never say on television"
Output: 7
Category: CHAMBER MUSIC 
Clue: He intended his wife Clara to play his piano quintet, but when she fell ill, he found not a bad substitute in Felix Mendelssohn
Output: schumann
Category: THE AMAZING COCKROACH 
Clue: Though they are called "white ants", these destructive insects are more closely related to the cockroach
Output: termites
Category: REMEMBER THE '80s? 
Clue: He's the artist who created the work seen here
Output: patrick nagel
Category: MOUNTAINS 
Clue: This mountain has additional named peaks that exceed 24,000 feet, including Lhotse & Changtse
Output: mount everest
Category: BRAINBUSTERS 
Clue: Trouble ensued when Jill & Jack went on a nursery rhyme mission to fetch one of these
Output: a pail of water
Category: SHE SAID 
Clue: This British novelist & essayist thought human character changed "on or about December 1910"
Output: virginia woolf
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: In the U.S., one of these units is equal to 3.785 liters, so fill'er up
Output: gallon
Category: TASTE TREATS? 
Clue: Have all the wildebeest you can eat at the Carnivore Restaurant in this Kenyan capital
Output: nairobi
Category: THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA 
Clue: He won Pulitzers for "Our Town" & "The Skin of our Teeth"
Output: wilder
Category: THE SIX WIVES OF HENRY VIII 
Clue: Twice widowed & the last
Output: catherine parr
Category: LITERARY WIDOWS & ORPHANS 
Clue: Ruth Cole is the title character of John Irving's "A Widow for" this long
Output: one year
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: Founded in 1842, Willamette University in this state capital is the oldest college on the West Coast
Output: salem
Category: CLIFFS NOTES 
Clue: 700 B.C.: Greek warrior takes epic 10-year journey to get home
Output: the odyssey
Category: AMERICAN HERITAGE DICTIONARY PREFERRED PLURALS 
Clue: Manservant
Output: menservants
Category: THE "U"SUAL PLACES 
Clue: Kings Peak is this state's highest point, Beaverdam Creek its lowest
Output: utah
Category: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS 
Clue: Alice considered the whole adventure one of these, even without seeing Patrick Duffy in the shower
Output: dream
Category: GUITAR PLAYER 
Clue: Jack Bruce, Sid Vicious & John Entwistle are all famous for playing this instrument
Output: the bass
Category: ER TALK 
Clue: Know your ABCs: check this (the "A"), breathing & circulation
Output: airway
Category: DOUBLE MEANINGS 
Clue: I'm a gullible ___ to believe Jane will ever love me, & to carry this torch will ___ my strength
Output: sap
Category: OPERATIONS 
Clue: Operation Jennifer was the CIA's 1974 effort to recover a sunken Soviet sub using this billionaire's Glomar Explorer
Output: howard hughes
Category: DOUBLE "E" WORDS 
Clue: This lymphoid organ destroys worn-out red blood cells & filters bacteria & foreign particles
Output: the spleen
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: On August 8, 1588, the English defeated this fleet of Philip II at the Battle of Gravelines
Output: the armada
Category: QUASI-RELATED PAIRS 
Clue: Abe Vigoda standout role & Pentiums
Output: fish & chips
Category: TRIPLE "A" 
Clue: If a crowded shopping mall fills you with terror, you have this
Output: agoraphobia
Category: MUTILATED ART 
Clue: In 1972 a hammer-wielding man smashed Mary's nose & arm on this Michelangelo work
Output: the pieta
Category: THE SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR CHRONICLES 
Clue: He nominated O'Connor the month before the release of a movie about the first woman on the Supreme Court
Output: ronald reagan
Category: WE'RE IN BUSINESS 
Clue: This van lines company moved Ronald Reagan to Washington & Elvis into Graceland
Output: allied van lines
Category: DOCUMENTARIES 
Clue: "Wild Man Blues" chronicles this film director & clarinetist's  1996 European tour
Output: woody allen
Category: "SEASON" 
Clue: This Vivaldi work begins with "spring"
Output: "the four seasons"
Category: DOWN TO EARTH 
Clue: Convection currents in this layer of the Earth generate the Earth's magnetic field
Output: core
Category: THE 1700s 
Clue: In the 1740s purist teacher Muhammad al-Wahhab allied himself with a ruler on this peninsula
Output: the arabian peninsula
Category: SOME GOOD "PR" 
Clue: Each morning, Catholic monks dutifully perform their matins, which are these
Output: prayers
Category: ON THE "TELE" 
Clue: Things that are at a distance appear closer when you use this type of camera lens
Output: telephoto
Category: YOU BETTER KNOW SOME SCIENCE 
Clue: Java Man & Peking Man are examples of this guy who stands between Australopithecus & Homo sapiens
Output: homo erectus
Category: LIBRARIES 
Clue: In 1889 this philanthropist funded his first U.S. library in Braddock, Penn., home to one of his steel mills
Output: carnegie
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: Mendelssohn's "Songs without Words" were once the most popular pieces for this instrument
Output: piano
Category: BACH'S CANTATAS 
Clue: A cantata for the Leipzig town council inauguration is titled "Wir Danken Dir, Gott" or we do this, God
Output: thank you
Category: "IBLE"S & BITS 
Clue: Adjective for handwriting that can actually be read, unlike my doctor's
Output: legible
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: A skeptic denies that anything can be known while a radical one of these denies that anything exists
Output: nihilist
Category: BALLET 
Clue: A cowgirl wins the heart of a champion roper in this Agnes De Mille ballet
Output: rodeo
Category: COLORFUL LIT 
Clue: Originally published in 1970, & later an Oprah selection, it was Toni Morrison's first novel (wink, wink)
Output: "the bluest eye"
Category: TV COMMERCIALS 
Clue: If you don't believe this "Softens hands while you do dishes", ask Madge
Output: palmolive
Category: "C" IS FOR CATHOLIC 
Clue: It denotes the Catholic revival & response to Martin Luther that began in the 16th century
Output: the counter-reformation
Category: HOLEY 
Clue: This famous hideout used by Butch Cassidy lent its name to his outlaw gang
Output: the hole in the wall
Category: ENGLISH ROYAL HENRYS 
Clue: These 2 warring royal houses were united in 1486 when Henry VII married Elizabeth, the daughter of Edward IV
Output: lancaster & york
Category: HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Xerxes built a bridge of boats across it to invade Greece; Leander could have walked
Output: hellespont
Category: "NIGHT" SHIFT 
Clue: A traditional police weapon
Output: a nightstick
Category: TOUGH CAPITALS 
Clue: The Greeks call this capital Levkosia; the Turks call it Lefkosa; we call it this
Output: nicosia
Category: VIDEO GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Seen here, it's the tomb of Mumtaz
Output: taj mahal
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: In the 1700s many visitors to this Italian city bought Canaleto's paintings of its canals
Output: venice
Category: TRY "TRI" AGAIN 
Clue: Swimming, cycling, & running all in one event
Output: a triathalon
Category: WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE 
Clue: Arianna Huffington was president of the debating society at this prestigious British university
Output: cambridge
Category: OLD HAT 
Clue: The Smithsonian has a teensy top hat worn by this man, possibly P.T. Barnum's most famous attraction
Output: tom thumb
Category: AN E FOR AN I 
Clue: "Gentle" becomes "to blend"
Output: mild & meld
Category: NEWSPAPER HISTORY 
Clue: After 143 years, the Sacramento Union ceased publication in 1994, leaving this paper as the city's oldest
Output: the bee
Category: THE "BALD" & THE BEAUTIFUL 
Clue: In French this Absurdist play from Eugene Ionesco is "La Cantatrice Chauve"
Output: the bald soprano
Category: THE DUTCH ROYAL FAMILY 
Clue: The future Queen Beatrix had her marriage blessed in the Westerkerk, steps away from the Anne Frank House in this city
Output: amsterdam
Category: FAMOUS CANADIANS 
Clue: In 1917 & 1918 Ontario's Billy Bishop claimed 72 aerial victories as an Ace in this war
Output: world war i
Category: HI "YO" 
Clue: This Orange County, Calif. city was the birthplace of Richard Nixon & is also home to his presidential library
Output: yorba linda
Category: POP LIT 
Clue: The Beatles & Jefferson Airplane delved into this "Alice" author for inspiration
Output: lewis carroll
Category: BIOLOGY GLOSSARY 
Clue: We suppose you know that adipose is a layer of this that insulates the body from heat loss
Output: fat
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS 
Clue: He not only starred in but also directed "Looking For Richard", a film about "Richard III"
Output: al pacino
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: In 1937 the government set aside this Georgia swamp as a national wildlife refuge
Output: okefenokee swamp
Category: WRITERS' PLOTS 
Clue: In Manhattan's Trinity Cemetery, you can visit John J. Audubon as well as this "Visit From St. Nick" poet
Output: clement clarke moore
Category: WINE A LITTLE 
Clue: Fume blanc was a term coined by this California vintner to play up the smoky flavors of his sauvignon blanc
Output: robert mondavi
Category: MOVIE STARS OLD & NEW 
Clue: This alliterative-named actor caught many eyes as the smooth Trent in "Swingers"
Output: vince vaughn
Category: EUROPE 
Clue: In 1999 NATO welcomed 3 members of this organization, formed in 1955 to counter NATO
Output: the warsaw pact
Category: OPERA CHARACTERS 
Clue: When this Gypsy girl spurns Don Jose's affection, he kills her with a dagger
Output: carmen
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Minnie runs a saloon in a California mining camp in this Italian composer's opera "The Girl of the Golden West"
Output: giacomo puccini
Category: "ODD"PODGE 
Clue: Horsefeed, or what soldiers are to cannons
Output: fodder
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: This New Mexico artist colony town's Pueblo was chosen as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992
Output: taos
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: New Englander who concluded an 1830 Senate speech, "Liberty & union, now & forever, one & inseparable"
Output: daniel webster
Category: JEWISH HISTORY 
Clue: In 1994 a bomb killed 96 at a Jewish community center in this S. American city where Eichmann once lived
Output: buenos aires
Category: "CAPE"s 
Clue: Although the JFK Space Center was once located here, then Cape Kennedy, it was moved to Merritt Island in 1964
Output: cape canaveral
Category: THE "ALP"s 
Clue: Accountants, lawyers & other professionals, not just doctors, can be charged with this type of negligence
Output: malpractice
Category: BIG SCREEN BIO SUBJECTS 
Clue: "Lenny"
Output: lenny bruce
Category: WORDS IN (THE) DICTIONARY 
Clue: A personal record of events in someone's life
Output: a diary
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: This Spaniard who conquered Mexico previously had been mayor of Santiago, Cuba
Output: hernando cortez
Category: THE BEATLES 
Clue: John Lennon said this 1965 movie title tune was one of his favorites, in part because he wrote it about himself
Output: "help!"
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: Mt. Waialeale, the wettest spot in the world, is located in this state
Output: hawaii
Category: THE MIDDLE EAST 
Clue: In 1971 this federation of 6 states gained its independence; Ras al Khaymah made it 7 states in 1972
Output: the united arab emirates
Category: CLASS "E" 
Clue: Often paired with public health, it's the branch of medicine that deals with outbreaks of infectious diseases
Output: epidemiology
Category: THESE 3... 
Clue: Annexed by the USSR in 1940, thse 3 countries were the first to break away
Output: latvia, lithuania, and estonia
Category: RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN 
Clue: "Younger Than Springtime" was written for "Allegro" but not used; instead, it appeared in this musical
Output: south pacific
Category: WEBSITES 
Clue: Jiskha is an online resource to help you with this, so you won't have to say your dog ate it
Output: homework
Category: THE ZULU 
Clue: Zulu warriors carried the isihlangu shield, often white with black or brown marks, made of this animal's hide
Output: cow
Category: VEGANS 
Clue: Once TV's "Bionic Woman", she co-wrote a cookbook for vegans called "The High Road to Health"
Output: lindsay wagner
Category: RUSSIAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1240 his grandson Batu invaded Kiev & Russia became part of the Mongol empire
Output: genghis khan
Category: NAME THAT COUNTRY 
Clue: Soccer is really popular there; almost everyone speaks Spanish; the capital building is in Caracas
Output: venezuela
Category: 19TH CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: Known as the "Pathfinder", he was urged to run against Lincoln in 1864 but eventually stepped aside
Output: john c. fremont
Category: THAT'S "EASY" 
Clue: In Spanish this proverb translates to "faciles venida, faciles van"
Output: easy come, easy go
Category: SPY VS. SPY 
Clue: This spy was executed at what's now 66th & 3rd in New York City
Output: nathan hale
Category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: The name of this heavy blade is Spanish, probably from a word meaning "a large hammer"
Output: a machete
Category: SAINTS 
Clue: Anselm of Canterbury is famous for his "ontological argument" for this
Output: the existence of god
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: The collective big screen name of brothers Arthur, Herbert, Julius & Leonard
Output: the marx brothers
Category: COINED WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: In 1958 columnist Herb Caen coined this word; Maynard G. Krebs on "Dobie Gillis" was one
Output: a beatnik
Category: USA!! USA!! 
Clue: This U.S. women's team steamrolled to gold in Athens, outscoring opponents 51-1
Output: the women\'s softball team
Category: EUROPEOPLE 
Clue: Like Neil Kinnock in 1983, he was 41 when he became leader of Britain's Labour Party in 1994
Output: tony blair
Category: WHICH U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENT? 
Clue: The Minority Business Development Agency
Output: commerce
Category: "E"-BOOKS 
Clue: This 1952 novel was based in part on the story of Cain & Abel
Output: east of eden
Category: SO WHAT'D YOU DO WITH THE MONEY? 
Clue: In 1988 he could've said, "You're hired!" to work at NYC's Plaza Hotel, which he bought for $390 million
Output: donald trump
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: Sethe, a former slave, is haunted by the ghost of her daughter, whom she killed, in this Toni Morrison novel
Output: "beloved"
Category: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 
Clue: The dry valleys offer some unusual views of this continent
Output: antarctica
Category: A WEEK AT CLUB MEDIEVAL 
Clue: Like a king, you'll get to put your own picture on these wax impressions
Output: seals
Category: STAR WARS 
Clue: Rosie O'Donnell once got into it on her talk show with Tom Selleck over his membership in this group
Output: the national rifle association
Category: WHAT'S IN AN ARTIST'S NAME? 
Clue: Peter Bruegel the Younger's scenes of the netherworld gave him this nickname, a synonym for Hades
Output: "hell"
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: Though this Maine city's state house has been remodeled, it retains its original Charles Bulfinch facade
Output: augusta
Category: DESIGN 
Clue: Derived from scutum, the Latin for "shield", it's a shield bearing a coat of arms, or a metal plate around a keyhole
Output: escutcheon
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS 
Clue: In San Diego in the mid-'60s, you could have seen him play Romeo before "Midnight Cowboy" made him a star
Output: jon voight
Category: SHATNER HAPPENS 
Clue: Bill's 200b autobiography begins, "Call me... Captain James T. Kirk, or Sergeant T.J. Hooker, or" this guy this guy
Output: denny crane
Category: EXES & "O"S 
Clue: Before Sha-ron! this rocker was married to Thelma Mayfair
Output: ozzy osbourne
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: 2 of 4 countries bordering Greece
Output: yugoslavia, turkey, bulgaria, albania
Category: McMEN 
Clue: This 18th century Scotman invented a form of pavement
Output: mcadam
Category: OFFICIAL STATE FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: It's the official state berry of Massachusetts--let us all give thanks
Output: cranberry
Category: THE U.S. COAST GUARD 
Clue: The USCG has reach--a PSU went to protect Navy ships after the 2000 attack on the USS Cole in this Mideast country
Output: yemen
Category: LEGENDS OF SPORTS 
Clue: One of the first baseball players elected to the Hall of Fame, his lifetime batting average was .366
Output: ty cobb
Category: HISTORIC "D" TOUR 
Clue: Not only was Henry Ford born in this Michigan city, he also started his first auto company there
Output: dearborn
Category: 20TH CENTURY AUTHORS 
Clue: "Letting Go" was the 1st full-length novel by this author of "Goodbye, Columbus"
Output: philip roth
Category: LOW COUNTRIES 
Clue: This name of one of the low countries means "low country"
Output: netherlands
Category: GENERAL HOSPITAL 
Clue: Smile!  A photograph was taken of you with one of these photon streams that's also known as a Roentgen Ray
Output: x-ray
Category: POPE-ULARITY CONTEST 
Clue: On this date around 735, Pope Gregory III dedicated a chapel in the Vatican to all saints
Output: november 1
Category: IT HAPPENED ON DECEMBER 1 
Clue: On Dec. 1, 1918 this island became a self-governing kingdom united with Denmark
Output: iceland
Category: CAR MEN 
Clue: Charles Kettering invented an electric ignition & this device, which ended the need for hand-cranking
Output: starter
Category: TIME 
Clue: In the Queen's English, the phrase "Time, gentlemen, please!" refers to this
Output: the pub is about to close
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: A type of cricket that mainly lives underground is named for this tiny-eyed mammal
Output: a mole
Category: OSCAR NOMINEES 
Clue: Dolly Parton created this 1980 Oscar-nominated song by tapping it out with her nails while she was on the film's set
Output: "9 to 5"
Category: OFF & RUNNING 
Clue: Runners must clear hurdles & water jumps in this 3,000-meter track & field event
Output: steeplechase
Category: WATER CARRIERS 
Clue: The 62-mile Kings River flume in California wasn't built for a theme park but to float these
Output: logs
Category: CLASSIC GAMES 
Clue: Anthony Pratt, a solicitor's clerk, invented this classic whodunit board game
Output: clue
Category: EUROPEAN NATIONALITIES 
Clue: The Elgin marbles helped establish this architectural style, based on 5th century B.C. works
Output: greek revival
Category: PLAYING THE PROFESSOR 
Clue: He played the brilliant "Gilligan's Island" professor who couldn't figure out how to build a raft
Output: russell johnson
Category: 4-LETTER "W"ORDS 
Clue: Jot this down--habeas corpus is an example of one of these court-issued orders
Output: writ
Category: "MOON" ME AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: Albert Finney & Diane Keaton deal with the collapse of their marriage in this 1982 drama
Output: shoot the moon
Category: WHAT THE TV TITLE MEANS 
Clue: Literally, it's the Naval Criminal Investigative Service
Output: ncis
Category: THE SCINTALLATING 1700s 
Clue: In 1752 suave seducer Sergei Saltykov spiced up the life of this future empress
Output: catherine the great
Category: GEOGRAPHER'S DICTIONARY 
Clue: Tectonics studies these rigid pieces of the Earth's crust that cover large areas
Output: plates
Category: "D" IN SCIENCE 
Clue: Children with this genetic disease have 3 no. 21 chromosomes instead of the usual 2
Output: down syndrome
Category: OVERLAPS 
Clue: Reddish-brown poisonous U.S. snake that leads the RNs at a hospital
Output: copperhead nurse
Category: "HARD" QUESTIONS 
Clue: Stubborn
Output: hard-headed
Category: THE APPRENTICE 
Clue: This French artist was an apprentice to a house painter years before co-founding Cubism with Picasso
Output: georges braque
Category: FEATURE FILM DEBUTS 
Clue: She debuted as a homicidal female in 1994's "Heavenly Creatures" (the big ship & the iceberg came later)
Output: kate winslet
Category: MUSIC MEN 
Clue: "Rhapsody in Blue", a piece by this composer, was used as the title of a 1945 movie biography of him
Output: george gershwin
Category: A WALK UP FIFTH AVENUE 
Clue: Fifth Avenue starts at this square in Greenwich Village
Output: washington square
Category: "V" IS FOR 
Clue: ...this, like Paricutin in Mexico
Output: volcano
Category: THE SPORTS BAR 
Clue: The bars are set 4-6 feet apart as well as 7'11" & 5'2" above the floor in this female gymnastics event
Output: the uneven bars
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: Former President Cleveland was one of the trustees of this New Jersey university that elected Woodrow Wilson its head
Output: princeton
Category: ORGANIZED LABOR 
Clue: Sometimes battling Boeing, the IAMAW is the International Association of these & Aerospace Workers
Output: machinists
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: This composer fathered 20 children, including Carl Philipp Emanuel & Johann Christian
Output: johann sebastian bach
Category: CIVIL WAR RHYME TIME 
Clue: Union commander's Gregorian hymns
Output: grant\'s chants
Category: SECOND LETTER "X" 
Clue: It's a universally accepted principle or rule
Output: an axiom
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN INSULTS 
Clue: In this comedy Jaques says to Orlando in the Forest of Arden, "Let's meet as little as we can"
Output: as you like it
Category: WHAT A COUNTRY! 
Clue: The world's oldest tango festival, the Tangomarkkinat, is held annually in this northern European country
Output: finland
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Musical in which a former general manager of the Lakers joins the Jets to take on the Sharks
Output: jerry west side story
Category: THEY REALLY SAID IT 
Clue: He's the former vice president who wisely said, "If we do not succeed, then we run the risk of failure"
Output: dan quayle
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: In James Howard's version of the play, these title star-crossed lovers live happily ever after
Output: romeo and juliet
Category: THE DESERT 
Clue: This "lowest point" figured in Ronald Reagan's career
Output: death valley
Category: BRIT LIT 
Clue: Published in 1928, "All the Conspirators" was the first novel by this British author of "The Berlin Stories"
Output: christopher isherwood
Category: SPY NOVELS 
Clue: He wrote "The Odessa File" & "The Fourth Protocol" as well as "The Day of the Jackal"
Output: frederick forsythe
Category: SINGERS' AUTOBIOGRAPHIES 
Clue: "Dreamgirl and Supreme Faith"
Output: mary wilson
Category: BIBLICAL QUOTES 
Clue: Of the forbidden fruit, Eve said, this creature "beguiled me, and I did eat"
Output: the serpent
Category: LEGENDS 
Clue: Pair of lovers separated by a garden wall, they inspired "Romeo & Juliet"
Output: pyramus and thisbe
Category: REAL CASTLES & PALACES 
Clue: Churchill, Stalin & FDR hung out in the Livadia Palace during this 1945 conference
Output: yalta
Category: A GORILLA'S BEST FRIEND 
Clue: Kigali is the capital city of this African country famous for its mountain gorillas
Output: rwanda
Category: MAKING THE BAND 
Clue: In 1877 he led his band of Nez Perce on a valiant march & almost made it to Canada
Output: chief joseph
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: NYC's Cooper-Hewitt Museum has the world's largest collection of drawings by this Maine artist
Output: winslow homer
Category: MAGIC 
Clue: 2-word "conjuring" brand name for a felt-tip pen that comes in many colors
Output: magic marker
Category: BESTSELLERS 
Clue: In 2010 Jack Ryan Jr. & Sr. were back in this author's "Dead or Alive"
Output: tom clancy
Category: 13-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: In the 1930s both Chiang Kai-shek & Francisco Franco assumed this "military" title
Output: generalissimo
Category: TAKE YOUR VITAMINS 
Clue: Your liver converts beta-carotene into this vitamin
Output: vitamin a
Category: RHYMES WITH STONEHENGE 
Clue: Head down south to see this, a plain covered with pieces of fried corn bread
Output: ponehenge
Category: THE "SEA" 
Clue: In this 1896 Chekhov play, Treplev is a would-be author & Trigorin is a successful one
Output: the seagull
Category: IN THE BOOKSTORE 
Clue: This book by Arthur Golden says, "I wasn't born and raised to be a Kyoto geisha"
Output: memoirs of a geisha
Category: JEAN-WHAT? 
Clue: 20th century thinker Sartre
Output: jean-paul
Category: 20th CENTURY AMERICANA 
Clue: Art Linkletter was on the $100,000 bill in the 1960 edition of Milton Bradley's Game of this
Output: life
Category: LITERARY EROTICA 
Clue: Perhaps due in part to the amoral rakishness of his advice book "The Art of Love", he was banned from ancient Rome
Output: ovid
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: This actress' daughter, Princess Yasmin Aga Khan, is president of Alzheimer's Disease International
Output: rita hayworth
Category: THE NON-CATEGORY 
Clue: It describes the cooking surface of a Teflon-coated frying pan
Output: non-stick
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: In other news...a stowaway from Tahiti recently survived a death-defying airline flight to L.A. while hiding here
Output: wheel well
Category: PACIFIC STANDARD RHYME TIME 
Clue: Fine dining in the city where the University of Oregon has its main campus
Output: eugene cuisine
Category: WORLD LEADERS 
Clue: After overthrowing Milton Obote in 1971, he had some 300,000 people killed
Output: idi amin
Category: POP CULTURE 
Clue: On October 2, 1999 this city's Thrashers thrashed around in their first regular season NHL game
Output: atlanta
Category: HEALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: This is the most important of the androgens, or male sex hormones
Output: testosterone
Category: DARWIN 
Clue: Darwin's paternal grandfather, Erasmus Darwin, declined an offer to become private physician to this 18th C. king
Output: george iii
Category: SNAP 
Clue: A snap fastener is simply a ball-and-this, like your hip joint
Output: ball-and-socket
Category: PROVERBS 
Clue: He coined the saying, Early to bed & early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy & wise"
Output: benjamin franklin
Category: NOVELS' FIRST LINES 
Clue: "It was Wang Lung's marriage day."
Output: the good earth
Category: RESUMÉS OF WORLD LEADERS 
Clue: Business degree, Universidad Iberoamericana; route supervisor for Coca-Cola; President, 2000
Output: fox
Category: I'D RATHER PAY TAXES 
Clue: This screen legend found herself alone at last April 15, 1990
Output: garbo
Category: 1950s EMMYS 
Clue: The Best Game Show of 1950 was this, hosted by Ralph Edwards; Bob Barker came later
Output: truth or consequences
Category: GEE, YOUR HOUSE SMELLS NICE 
Clue: To make one of these, begin by pressing cloves into the skin of an orange
Output: pomander
Category: ARCHITECTURE TERMS 
Clue: The Philadelphia Museum of Art was designed as a vast temple in this style inspired by antiquity
Output: neoclassical
Category: MOVIES AT SEA 
Clue: "Yell barracuda, everybody says, 'huh? what?'; you yell shark, we've got a panic on our hands" is said in this film
Output: jaws
Category: NAME THAT BIOPIC 
Clue: With Salma Hayek as the artist-wife of Diego Rivera
Output: frida
Category: "WORLD" DOMINATION 
Clue: The 1999 version of this encyclopedia on CD-ROM includes the San Diego Zoo's Cyber Safari
Output: world book encyclopedia
Category: THE DEFIANT ONES 
Clue: Stokely Carmichael was "honorary prime minister" of these '60s radicals
Output: the black panthers
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: It was chosen in 1394 as the capital of the kingdom of Choson
Output: seoul
Category: WORLD WAR II 
Clue: Haakon VII, king of this country, refused to abdicate under German pressure
Output: norway
Category: THE BUSINESS WORLD 
Clue: You may exercise your right to work out this scheduling system to let employees set work hours
Output: flextime
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: This poet wrote, "I celebrate myself and sing myself"; he was a one-man party
Output: walt whitman
Category: ANATOMICAL ADVERTISING 
Clue: Divided into the cardia, body region & pylorus; "Come see what's cookin'!" here
Output: the stomach
Category: THE "GREEN" ROOM 
Clue: Good gardeners are said to have these appendages
Output: a green thumb
Category: MAMMA MIA! 
Clue: In the Bible, the mother of John the Baptist
Output: elizabeth
Category: HAUTE DOGS 
Clue: This terrier breed seen here was once known as the Wharfedale
Output: airedale
Category: CLINTON'S FIRST TERM 
Clue: This VP headed a bureaucracy-trimming effort called the National Performance Review
Output: al gore