niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: LIFETIME 
Clue: Born October 2, 1869 in Porbandar, India, didn't eat much, died January 30, 1948 in New Delhi
Output: gandhi
Category: A SUCCESS WITH BRUSH 
Clue: In "The Story of Painting" Sister Wendy says, "He is much more than a painter of the fair and fat"
Output: reubens
Category: WORLD WAR I 
Clue: In the 1916 battle of this French fortress city, France had more than half a million casualties
Output: verdun
Category: THE TOWER 
Clue: Lightning not only strikes the same place twice, it strikes this 110-story Chicago tower hundreds of times a year
Output: sears tower
Category: THE 18th CENTURY 
Clue: This country lost Minorca, Sicily & Gibraltar when it signed the Treaty of Utrecht
Output: spain
Category: LONDON'S CITY GUILDS 
Clue: Loriners make hardware for this genteel sport a little "bit" at a time
Output: polo
Category: SINGERS 
Clue: Ms. Lopez sang, "Don't be fooled by the rocks that I got…I'm still" her
Output: jenny from the block
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In 1888, it was last country in W. Hemisphere to abolish slavery
Output: brazil
Category: STAMPS 
Clue: In 2004 the Post Office honored the "Greatest Generation" with a stamp of this national memorial in D.C.
Output: the world war ii memorial
Category: OVERLAPS 
Clue: Golden ice cream topping that's sticky on one side
Output: butterscotch tape
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: In the James Hilton novel, it's the profession of Mr. Chips
Output: schoolteacher
Category: POT LUCK 
Clue: From the French for "disguise", it's used by the military for concealing people or things from the enemy
Output: camouflage
Category: INTELLIGENT FILMS 
Clue: He played the brilliant inventor of screw-top brain surgery in "The Man With Two Brains"
Output: steve martin
Category: JAZZ 
Clue: Louis Armstrong's mentor, this jazz "King" was ruined by dental trouble & died while working as a poolroom marker
Output: "king" oliver
Category: DIRECT TV 
Clue: Joe Pytka is known for directing Pepsi commercials & the 1987 PSA of a frying egg with this slogan
Output: "this is your brain on drugs"
Category: HAMLET 
Clue: Hamlet tells this queen of Denmark, "Would it were not so, you are my mother"
Output: gertrude
Category: SPORTSMEN 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew in Redondo Beach, California)  George Freeth, the man who brought surfing to California, was born in this present-day state capital in 1883
Output: honolulu
Category: GREAT SCOTT! 
Clue: 2 days after James Buchanan's Inauguration, the Supreme Court announced its decision regarding this man
Output: dred scott
Category: BOOKS BY PRESIDENTS 
Clue: "A Time to Heal"
Output: gerald ford
Category: ANDREW JACKSON'S HERMITAGE 
Clue: The tomb inscription for Rachel Jackson mentions this verbal crime that Andrew thought helped kill her
Output: slander
Category: BUFF ACTORS 
Clue: 45 seconds of Sharon Stone & this naked actor were cut from "Basic Instinct" to get an R rating
Output: michael douglas
Category: NORSE MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: In Norse mythology, he was the creator of the universe
Output: odin
Category: 7 MODERN WONDERS 
Clue: The Itaipu, one of these 5 miles wide on the Brazil-Paraguay border, inspired a Philip Glass symphony
Output: a dam
Category: FLIGHT OF THE CONCORDES 
Clue: 4 Olympus 593 turbojet engines from this British auto company powered each Concorde
Output: rolls-royce
Category: DOCUMENTARIES 
Clue: Based on Erich Von Daniken's book, this 1970s film proposed that Earth was visited by aliens
Output: chariots of the gods
Category: THE DEFIANT ONES 
Clue: Pro-democracy activist Aung San Suu Kyi was under house arrest in this capital from 2003 to 2010
Output: rangoon
Category: TOUGH BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Ethiopia's Lake Tana serves as the main source of this "colorful" river
Output: the blue nile
Category: THEY WERE STONED 
Clue: In Greek myth, the clever Palamedes is stoned to death after he's framed by this sly epic hero
Output: odysseus
Category: JAZZ ODYSSEY 
Clue: A 2008 Grammy went to the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra's "Monday Night Live at" this venue
Output: the village vanguard
Category: WHAT TO WEAR? 
Clue: This plain-weave, sheer fabric made with tightly twisted yarn is also used to describe a pie or cake
Output: chiffon
Category: THE GRAND OLE OPRY 
Clue: This legend made his Opry debut on June 11, 1949 singing "Lovesick Blues"
Output: hank williams, sr.
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: In this story, a shattered pumpkin is found where the Headless Horseman threw his head at Ichabod Crane
Output: "the legend of sleepy hollow"
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Hit Broadway musical starring the grotesquely deformed John Merrick as Don Quixote
Output: the elephant man of la mancha
Category: FRENCH AUTHORS 
Clue: Francois Marie Arouet wrote under this pen name
Output: voltaire
Category: BUBBA FETE 
Clue: August 12, 2000's Hollywood gala salute to Bill Clinton was a benefit for Hillary's campaign for this office
Output: u.s. senate
Category: ARE YOU NUTS? 
Clue: Chewing this tropical Asian nut is mildly stimulating & may make your saliva bright red
Output: betel nuts
Category: POET'S DICTIONARY 
Clue: Term for a long narrative poem celebrating the exploits of real or mythic heroes
Output: epic
Category: "T" COUNTRIES 
Clue: The remains of the ancient city of Troy were found near the southern end of the Hellespont in this country
Output: turkey
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: The first name of this "Ally McBeal" star means "most beautiful" in Greek
Output: calista
Category: YOGA TIME 
Clue: A tradition of yoga teaches that the cosmos was once filled with this 1-syllable mantra
Output: om
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: In antiquity this "mother" river of Russia was known as the Rha or Oaros
Output: volga
Category: 20th CENTURY BOOKS 
Clue: In 1929 William Faulkner made a lot of "noise" in the literary world with this book
Output: "the sound and the fury"
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: For his dealings with this man, Major John Andre concocted codes & used secret inks
Output: benedict arnold
Category: 18th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: In 1721 Zabdiel Boylston began inoculating Bostonians against an outbreak of this disease
Output: smallpox
Category: "B.B."s 
Clue: A 19th century landfill project created this Boston neighborhood
Output: back bay
Category: VIBE 
Clue: Seen here, this singer played the Pleasure Island ring leader in the 2000 TV movie "Gepetto"
Output: usher
Category: LITERARY LOCALES 
Clue: In "Moby Dick", the Pequod sails from this "New" Massachusetts seaport
Output: new bedford
Category: TV & FILM FOOD 
Clue: The title character chugs raw eggs & punches slabs of beef in this 1976 Oscar winner
Output: rocky
Category: BRITISH POETS 
Clue: This poet baron who fought for Greek independence also fought Lord Elgin's removal of the Greek marbles
Output: lord byron
Category: PATRON 
Clue: Harry Kessler, known as "The Red Count", was a patron of this Norwegian artist who painted him using lots of red
Output: edvard munch
Category: TOM JONES 
Clue: In book 13 country boy Tom arrives in this metropolis, where the climactic action takes place
Output: london
Category: GOODBYE TO 1997 
Clue: This former Panamanian strongman published the memoir "America's Prisoner"
Output: manuel noriega
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: "Servile" name of the fifth-largest North American lake; you'll find Yellowknife on its shores
Output: the great slave lake
Category: FORBES STATES' RICHEST COMPANIES 
Clue: In Virginia, look to the heavens & you just might come up with the name of this confectionery that's tops
Output: mars
Category: THE AFRICAN EXPLORER 
Clue: On seeing one of these Paul du Chaillu wrote, "He was not afraid of us.  He stood there, and beat his breast..."
Output: a gorilla
Category: SCREEN SIRENS 
Clue: "Repulsion" was an odd title for a film starring this Frenchwoman later known for her Chanel ads
Output: catherine deneuve
Category: SIMPLE SCIENCE 
Clue: Plant from which Eli Whitney's gin removed seeds
Output: cotton
Category: TV ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: In October 1996 Anthony LaPaglia joined the cast of this series as wily attorney Jimmy Wyler
Output: murder one
Category: OHIO 
Clue: It's Ohio's largest city, as well as the capital
Output: columbus
Category: TOURING THE TAROT DECK 
Clue: This card showing an execution foretells a sacrifice
Output: the hanged man
Category: BE IT EVER SO "UMBLE" 
Clue: A foldaway for passengers on the back of some early automobiles
Output: a rumble seat
Category: ALSO A PLANET 
Clue: In 1911 in Tacoma, this confectioner founded what is today one of the USA's largest privately-owned corporations
Output: mars
Category: GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT 
Clue: Elder is a species of tree; eider is a species of this
Output: duck
Category: FOREVER 39 
Clue: In 1768 at age 39 this captain left England on his first voyage to the South Seas
Output: james cook
Category: I REFUSE 
Clue: In Shakespeare this man refuses the crown, but according to Casca "He would fain have had it"
Output: julius caesar
Category: MYTHING IN ACTION 
Clue: After Achilles was killed, his armor was awarded to this journey man
Output: odysseus
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: Tho its London casinos earned 63% of this magazine co.'s profits in 1980, they were sold in 1981
Output: playboy
Category: FLY FISHING 
Clue: These are attached to a fly to help it float; they're also what are "raised" when you get angry
Output: hackles
Category: AND NOW FROM THE BRIEFING ROOM 
Clue: On July 5, 2000 Pres. Clinton announced that Ehud Barak & this leader would meet him for a Camp David summit
Output: yasser arafat
Category: EDUCATION 
Clue: "Lessons for Life" is a current campaign of this teachers' union, the A.F.T.
Output: the american federation of teachers
Category: GEORGIA GIRL 
Clue: This "Queen of Southern Cuisine" was born & raised in Albany, Georgia, where she learned to cook from her grandmother Paul
Output: paula deen
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS 
Clue: Countee Cullen & Langston Hughes were part of this 1920s NYC movement that echoed an older Italian movement
Output: harlem renaissance
Category: "F" IN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: It's the numeric name for the locality where the borders of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico & Arizona meet
Output: the four corners
Category: MEN IN RED 
Clue: Someone raised by committed Communists may be called this kind of "baby"
Output: "red-diaper" baby
Category: DIMENSIONS 
Clue: Don't lose the thread--there are 10 or so dimensions in this physics theory
Output: string theory
Category: GREEK ISLANDS 
Clue: One island is the supposed burial place of this reckless mythical flier, & is named for him
Output: icarus
Category: SPORTS NICKNAMES 
Clue: One of the rhyming nicknames of the 2-sport Mr. Sanders
Output: "prime time" or "neon deion"
Category: FLEECE NAVIDAD 
Clue: This site that started as AuctionWeb has more than 5,000 "ugly Christmas sweaters" on the auction block
Output: ebay
Category: FAKE ROCK BANDS & SINGERS 
Clue: The vivacious Ann-Margrock rocked the house on this TV series back in 1963
Output: the flintstones
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: On Dec. 6, 1973 he took the oath of office as Vice President; 8 months later he succeeded to the presidency
Output: ford
Category: TEENS IN BOOKS 
Clue: This 15-year-old Dutch skater is the title character of a classic book by Mary Mapes Dodge
Output: hans brinker
Category: IN YOUR FACE! 
Clue: The Vermilion border defines these
Output: the lips
Category: "H"EALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: The body produces many of these, including prolactin & insulin
Output: hormones
Category: EXPLORATION 
Clue: Martin Frobisher was one of the first Englishmen to look for this supposed route that led from Europe to Asia
Output: the northwest passage
Category: MEDICAL CHECKUP 
Clue: When measuring this, the doctor uses his fingers, not his thumb, because the thumb has its own
Output: pulse rate
Category: THE ARTS 
Clue: The melodic instrument of this country's native people is the didjeridu
Output: australia
Category: WORLD LITERATURE 
Clue: Fernando Pessoa of Lisbon & Machado de Assis of Rio de Janeiro were great writers in this language
Output: portuguese
Category: 13-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Profession of Edgar Bergen or Shari Lewis
Output: ventriloquist
Category: MATH VOCABULARY 
Clue: The second power of a number; or an old-fashioned, unhip person
Output: square
Category: SCIENTISTS 
Clue: In 1846 Joseph Leidy discovered that the worm trichina is found in this animal
Output: pigs
Category: RUSSIAN CINEMA 
Clue: This man directed the classic Russian films "Alexander Nevsky" & "Ivan the Terrible"
Output: sergei eisenstein
Category: JULIA ROBERTS FILM FEST 
Clue: In her first major role, Julia served up Italian food New England style in this movie
Output: mystic pizza
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Few of this country's people are Buddhists, though Buddha spent most of his life there
Output: india
Category: HEY, BEAUTIFUL 
Clue: She auditioned for the role of Cordelia on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" but won the title role instead
Output: sarah michelle gellar
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH "O" 
Clue: This river that flows through Venezuela is South America's northernmost major river
Output: orinoco
Category: CLASSICAL COMPOSERS 
Clue: 3 of his most famous works, "Rigoletto", "Il Trovatore" & "La Traviata", were published between 1851-1853
Output: giuseppe verdi
Category: 12-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: In "The Magic Flute" this instrument provides the sounds of Papageno's magic bells
Output: glockenspiel
Category: FAR EAST MOVEMENT 
Clue: The U.S. fought a war in this Asian country where a nationalist Communist army had earlier fought the French
Output: vietnam
Category: QUEEN VICTORIA 
Clue: As seen in a 1997 film, he was Victoria's beloved servant, but we're not sure how she felt about his "body"
Output: john brown
Category: BUFF ACTORS 
Clue: Jaye Davidson surprised movie audiences when he slipped out of his clothes in this 1992 film
Output: the crying game
Category: CITY FOLK 
Clue: Hamburgers
Output: residents of hamburg
Category: THINK "TANK" 
Clue: On a PBS kids' show, Thomas is a title one of these
Output: a tank engine
Category: LET'S CELEBRATE! 
Clue: A highlight of Freedom Weekend Aloft in Greenville, S.C. is a race of these craft
Output: hot air balloons
Category: VWLLSS CNTRS 
Clue: ND
Output: india
Category: FOREIGN TRAVEL 
Clue: Though its slangy name suggests it goes behind, wear this in front to guard your valuables against theft
Output: a fanny pack
Category: MOUNTAINS HIGH 
Clue: At 14,410 feet, this volcano is Washington state's highest point
Output: mount rainier
Category: THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 
Clue: University of Chicago's Adler & Hutchins used this 2-word phrase for a program of classic works on which to base a curriculum
Output: great books
Category: MODERN LITERATURE 
Clue: One year after "Life with Father", Clarence Day published "Life with" her
Output: mother
Category: SPANISH HISTORY 
Clue: In 1819 Spain agreed to turn this territory over to the U.S.
Output: florida
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: Perhaps from the Caribbean taino for "pipe for smoking", it's the dried leaves of a plant of the nightshade family
Output: tobacco
Category: PEN NAMES 
Clue: He contributed to the Columbia Review under the name Jean-Louis Incogniteau, perhaps while he was "On the Road"
Output: jack kerouac
Category: MEAN GIRLS 
Clue: Alison Arngrim was delightfully nasty as Nellie Oleson, who plagued Laura Ingalls on this '70s series
Output: little house on the prairie
Category: "E" GADS! 
Clue: In 1986 they became the first siblings inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Output: the everly brothers
Category: STATE FACTS 
Clue: It is both National Poetry Month & National Humor Month
Output: april
Category: PREY PURVIEW 
Clue: The population of the lynx rises & falls with the availability of the snowshoe variety of this creature, its main prey
Output: a rabbit
Category: GAMES 
Clue: Before starting out in this game, "It" usually shouts "Ready or not, here I come"
Output: hide and seek
Category: THE BFI'S TOP 100 BRITISH FILMS 
Clue: The most recent film to break the Top 10, this 1996 film brazenly portrayed the Edinburgh drug scene
Output: trainspotting
Category: "WATER" WATER EVERYWHERE 
Clue: Sacred to the ancient Egyptians, the lotus is a member of this family of plants
Output: a water lily
Category: 30-SECOND THEATER 
Clue: 2 tramps converse & contemplate suicide while expecting a rendezvous with a guy who's a no-show
Output: waiting for godot
Category: DRUNK ON SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Christopher Sly is described as a "drunken man" in the induction of this play with Vincentio, Lucentio & Petruchio
Output: the taming of the shrew
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: 2 of the 3 member nations of the Triple Alliance at the beginning of World War I
Output: austria-hungary & germany
Category: ISAAC-LY 
Clue: Sony Classical released a 2002 CD as a lasting tribute to this late, great violinist
Output: isaac stern
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: If Beethoven rolled over in his grave, he'd find this composer of the Incidental Music to Rosamunde
Output: franz schubert
Category: HER STORY 
Clue: In William Styron's book, her "Choice" is which of her children to send to death
Output: sophie
Category: TWO TICKETS TO PITTSBURGH 
Clue: Manny Sanguillen, John Candelaria & Andy Van Slyke are among the heroes who have performed here
Output: three rivers stadium
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH "H" 
Clue: To secretly devise something, like a plan for a really good door on my boat
Output: hatch
Category: PARDON MY FRENCHMAN 
Clue: Pretending to be a high-ranking French official, Victor "The Count" Lustig sold this to scrap dealers -- twice
Output: eiffel tower
Category: MONDO GEO 
Clue: Called the "Garden State", it leads the U.S. in hazardous waste sites
Output: new jersey
Category: 19th CENTURY PERSONALITIES 
Clue: This legendary French actress was a teenager when she debuted with the Comedie-Francaise in 1862
Output: sarah bernhardt
Category: DOUBLIN' 
Clue: Who knew?  Ne Win deposed U Nu in a coup & did 2 stints as the leader of this Asian country
Output: myanmar
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: Dancer Jane Avril & printer Pere Cotelle are depicted in his 1893 lithograph "L'Estampe Originale"
Output: henri de toulouse-lautrec
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: In 1930 he led a march to the sea to collect salt to protest a monopoly by the government of India
Output: mahatma gandhi
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: Major hotels in this city include Shepheard's & the Nile Hilton
Output: cairo
Category: NERDS RULE! 
Clue: Mick Jagger was a finance student at the London School of Economics before cashing in with this band
Output: the rolling stones
Category: BIBLE BOOK NAMES 
Clue: 10 letters: OMG!  We learned Amy was Fabio's long-lost sister!  & that's the only item we uncovered!  The sole singular one!
Output: revelation
Category: POLITICS 
Clue: Nickname of late Washington Senator Henry Jackson
Output: scoop jackson
Category: POETIC JUSTICE 
Clue: The cops might bury you in a deep pit, but they have to produce you if they're shown this "great writ"
Output: habeas corpus
Category: WHEN THEY WERE TEENS 
Clue: While a student at Hot Springs High, he played tenor sax in a jazz combo called Three Blind Mice
Output: bill clinton
Category: HOW POETIC! 
Clue: "Just as you feel when you look on the river and sky, so I felt", he wrote in "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry"
Output: walt whitman
Category: NOEL 
Clue: As a teenager, Noel appeared in this "Birth Of A Nation" director's silent film "Hearts Of The World" in 1918
Output: d.w. griffith
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: According to legend, this country's city of Cuzco was built by Nanco Capac, the first ruler of the Incas
Output: peru
Category: BOBs & JEFFs 
Clue: 1979's "Gotta Serve Somebody" was this Minnesotan's last Top 40 single
Output: bob dylan
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: In 1818, Heinrich Stolzel took out a patent on this horn improvement allowing changes of pitch
Output: stolzel valve
Category: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WORDS 
Clue: Declares
Output: states
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: This aluminum ore is named for the French village near where it was discovered in 1821
Output: bauxite
Category: LET US GO TO THE OPERA 
Clue: Tchekalinsky, Tomsky & Prince Yeletsky are roles in "The Queen of Spades" by this composeretsky
Output: tchaikovsky
Category: FAMOUS ARTS 
Clue: He's the jazz pianist heard here
Output: art tatum
Category: BIRDS 
Clue: Krill are the major prey of the Adelie species of this bird
Output: penguin
Category: TV & FILM FOOD 
Clue: On this TV show, Dan Aykroyd pitched a timesaving cooking device known as a Bass-O-Matic
Output: saturday night live
Category: ELECTRONIC MUSIC 
Clue: Ace remixers Tom Rowlands & Ed Simons were the Dust Brothers before becoming these "Brothers"
Output: chemical brothers
Category: RODNEY DANGERFIELD 
Clue: Popular comedians helped along by Rodney include Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Carrey, Tim Allen & this late ex-preacher
Output: sam kinison
Category: STATE SANDWICH 
Clue: It's the cheesy filling between Illinois & Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Output: wisconsin
Category: MAKING THE CUT 
Clue: This geometric-sounding section of the hind leg extends from the rump to the ankle
Output: the round
Category: PARDON MY "FRENCH" 
Clue: Settlers began living in this section of New Orleans in the early 18th century
Output: french quarter
Category: ORGANIZATIONS & AWARDS 
Clue: The Great Egret Award is given to those who've made long-term contributions to this group or a local chapter
Output: the audubon society
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: In 1995 the Pacific island of Kiribati shifted this "line", making it the first nation to see the morning sun each day
Output: international date line
Category: WOMEN OF THE WORLD 
Clue: In an email that surfaced after her murder, she said if anything happened to her, Pres. Musharraf was responsible
Output: benazir bhutto
Category: COLONIAL AMERICA 
Clue: Rather than towns & villages, early Maryland settlers built these medieval estates
Output: manors
Category: MEAT & POTATOES 
Clue: You might like fries with this "messy" sandwich of ground beef cooked in a tomato sauce
Output: sloppy joes
Category: ANATOMICALLY CORRECT 
Clue: It's the thin membrane that lines the outside of the lungs
Output: the pleura
Category: NAMES IN MEDICINE 
Clue: First name of the man for whom the bacteria Listeria are named
Output: joseph
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: He died at 35 in 1791 & was buried in a multiple grave--standard at the time in Vienna for a person of his standing
Output: mozart
Category: 2001 
Clue: On February 6 this Likud Party leader won election as Prime Minister of Israel
Output: ariel sharon
Category: COMMON BONDS 
Clue: In food processing, monoglycerides are added to bond these 2 opposite liquids to improve smoothness
Output: water & oil
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: Oddly, this property is lower in solid than in liquid water, so ice floats
Output: density
Category: "LONG" FILMS 
Clue: In this jolly 1962 film based on an O'Neill play, Hepburn's on dope, Robards is an alcoholic & Stockwell has TB
Output: long day\'s journey into night
Category: WATERWORKERS 
Clue: He's the agent on a ship who's responsible for the passengers' money & valuables
Output: purser
Category: "STONE"S 
Clue: Pithy term for a short distance
Output: a stone\'s throw
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: The Washington Huskies won the 1997 title in this sport on the Cooper River in Camden, New Jersey
Output: rowing
Category: CUPID GOOFED 
Clue: To end his marriage in 1877, this Russian composer tried to catch a lethal case of pneumonia
Output: pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky
Category: PINPOINTS ON THE MAP 
Clue: This Wisconsin city is the least populous city in the name of an NFL franchise
Output: green bay
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: The Bob Hope Comedy Fund has been set up at this New Haven university's drama school
Output: yale
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: 3 days before his surrender at Yorktown, a storm prevented this British general's escape across the York River
Output: cornwallis
Category: ODD WORDS 
Clue: To be pilgarlic is to be this; but don't worry, it's nothing that a toupee can't fix
Output: bald
Category: LET'S GET IN SHAPE 
Clue: President's Park South, just south of the White House, is also called this for its shape, a flattened hoop
Output: the ellipse
Category: NICKNAMES 
Clue: Similar to Fannie Mae, it's the popular nickname for the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Output: freddie mac
Category: LET'S DANCE 
Clue: A gandy dancer works on this all the livelong day
Output: railroad
Category: DEATH OF AN AUTHOR 
Clue: She died on July 18, 1817 after dealing with some pride & prejudice in her day
Output: jane austen
Category: POLITICAL TERMS 
Clue: A special-interest group, named for the place in a capital building that is frequented by them
Output: lobby
Category: WHAT'S "UP"? 
Clue: Theatrical term meaning to draw attention to oneself at the expense of another
Output: to upstage
Category: THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT 
Clue: The 1957 Civil Rights Act set up a Civil Rights division in this cabinet department
Output: justice
Category: PLACES OF INCARCERATION 
Clue: "Shark Island" Prison is part of Dry Tortugas National Park in the extreme southwest of this state
Output: florida
Category: TIME FOR A "BRU" 
Clue: His groovin' combo is heard here
Output: dave brubeck
Category: 19TH CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: On July 5, 1846 John C. Fremont was chosen to direct the affairs of this "Bear Flag" republic
Output: california
Category: SCULPTURE 
Clue: George Segal's direct-cast plaster sculptures are usually this color
Output: white
Category: STATE THE STATE 
Clue: After 10 years of independence, it became the 28th state in 1845
Output: texas
Category: MADISON 
Clue: As you can guess, Madison's annual Jingle Bell Run has hearty souls running 5 or 10k during this month
Output: december
Category: HALLMARK HALL OF FAME 
Clue: On Christmas Eve, 1951, Hallmark presented its first program, this Menotti opera
Output: amahl and the night visitors
Category: EARLS 
Clue: In 1896, commanding Egypt's army, Earl Kitchener invaded this country to the south
Output: sudan
Category: EPITAPHS 
Clue: This New Englander's "I had a lover's quarrel with the world" is from his poem "The Lesson For Today"
Output: robert frost
Category: VIOLINISTS 
Clue: Fritz Kreisler expanded his repertoire by writing pieces, attributing some to this Italian who died in 1741
Output: antonio vivaldi
Category: BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 
Clue: When making your approach & roll, be sure to not cross over this "line" 60 feet from the headpin
Output: a foul line
Category: FUN IN THE "SON" 
Clue: He's won numerous Tony Awards for his songwriting & a Pulitzer for "Sunday in the Park with George"
Output: stephen sondheim
Category: SOUTH OF THE BORDER 
Clue: Known as J.C., this boxing champion won titles in 3 weight divisions & more than 100 pro fights
Output: julio cesar chavez
Category: 1776 
Clue: The German title of this 1776 Von Klinger play lent its name to a literary movement headed by Goethe und Schiller
Output: sturm und drang
Category: DEISGN 
Clue: Henry Dreyfuss' "300" of 1937 was one of these with the mouthpiece and earpiece in a single bakelite shell
Output: a telephone
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: According to Hindu myth, this sacred river emanated from the toe of Vishnu
Output: the ganges
Category: GEOGRAPHIC PAIRS 
Clue: Alsatian, a German dialect, is the Lingua franca, not the Lingua germanica, of this paired region
Output: alsace-lorraine
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: After WWI he became director of the Grand Ducal art school in Weimar; in 1925 he moved the school to Dessau
Output: walter gropius
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: Robert Koch, in 1876, was the first to identify the bacterium causing a specific disease, this disease of cattle & man
Output: anthrax
Category: DERIVED FROM ETRUSCAN 
Clue: Tennyson wrote of these, "idle" these, "from the depth of some divine despair"
Output: tears
Category: ODD WORDS 
Clue: From the first 6 letters at the upper left, it's the arrangement of a standard computer keyboard
Output: qwerty
Category: HEY, MR.! 
Clue: This U.S. Senator from Ohio, the son of a president, was known in the media as "Mr. Republican"
Output: robert taft
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: In 1862 CSA Gen. Beauregard wanted Island No. 10 in this body of water held at all costs; didn't happen
Output: the mississippi river
Category: ABOVE THE WAIST 
Clue: It's the more spacey term for the eye socket
Output: orbit
Category: RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE 
Clue: 18 years of deadly rage & action towards universities & airlines earned Ted Kaczynski this moniker
Output: the unabomber
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: Mary-Louise Parker was awesome in this play that won David Auburn a Pulitzer Prize in 2001
Output: proof
Category: TV SHOWS BY CHARACTER 
Clue: Erica Kane
Output: all my children
Category: PROFILES IN CARVAGE II 
Clue: In Ancient Egypt this flaxen cloth was used to create the following (a mummy shown); Egypt didn't have cotton until later
Output: linen
Category: MUSIC IN "C" 
Clue: He was exposed to a wide range of music at the Florida State School for the Blind, 1937-1945
Output: ray charles
Category: HE DIRECTED THAT? 
Clue: One of Francis Ford Coppola's early films was this musical about a leprechaun & a stolen pot of gold
Output: finian\'s rainbow
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: Among his last words at the battle of Trafalgar were "Thank God, I have done my duty"
Output: lord nelson
Category: AMERICAN HODGEPODGE 
Clue: A 45-ton statue of a bull named Albert decorates the Iowa town named for this 19th century bird artist
Output: john james audubon
Category: EXCLAMATION POINTS 
Clue: "Pore Jud is Daid" is a song in this exclamatory 1943 Rodgers & Hammerstein musical
Output: "oklahoma!"
Category: MATERIALS 
Clue: Meaning "made up of layers", this type of flooring can impersonate wood or stone at a lower cost
Output: laminate
Category: WHERE THERE'S A WILL 
Clue: In 1807 he published the poem "Ode: Intimations of Immortality"
Output: william wordsworth
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: The daphnia, a water flea, is related to this million times larger member of the surf & turf combo
Output: lobster
Category: FAMOUS FIRSTS 
Clue: The 1st woman to win a Pulitzer for fiction was this author of "The Age of Innocence" in 1921
Output: edith wharton
Category: CELEBRITY COUPLES 
Clue: She married Steven Spielberg after co-starring in his film "Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom"
Output: kate capshaw
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: This rapper who was slain in Las Vegas in 1996 is the subject of the play "Up Against the Wind"
Output: tupac shakur
Category: MOVIE GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: One of Errol Flynn's first films was "Murder at" this Monaco town
Output: monte carlo
Category: "M"-BRACE ME 
Clue: One of these structures in Casablanca bearing the name of King Hassan II can hold 25,000
Output: a mosque
Category: ROLL OVER, BEETHOVEN 
Clue: "Betrayed in the hope of getting better", Beethoven was "forced to face the prospect of a permanent malady"--this
Output: deafness
Category: GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE 
Clue: At one time George owned a townhouse in this Virginia city that shares its name with an Egyptian city
Output: alexandria
Category: THE PAPAL CHASE 
Clue: This pope (the IV), elected in 1154, is the only English pope to date
Output: adrian
Category: THEY'RE IN CHARGE 
Clue: Eastern European president Leonid Kuchma
Output: ukraine
Category: WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT 
Clue: Around 46 B.C, Julius Caesar offended his countrymen by dedicating a statue to her
Output: cleopatra
Category: IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME! 
Clue: Hyp hyp hooray for this god of sleep whos name is Greek for--you guessed it--"sleep"
Output: hypnos
Category: OFFICIAL STATE THINGS 
Clue: Extinct?  You bet.  But this "3-lobed" arthropod has crawled into history as Wisconsin's state fossil
Output: trilobite
Category: HUMAN VISION 
Clue: People with this deficiency can't get mad and see red
Output: colorblindness
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: Defeated in the 1994 election for Florida governor, he won in 1998 by over 400,000 votes
Output: jeb bush
Category: NOT THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY 
Clue: This 2-letter term for a type of bovine can also mean a clumsy person
Output: o-x
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: A century before the U.S.S. Nautilus, the Confederacy had 2 of these new ships, the Pioneer  & the Hunley
Output: submarines
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This wood-eating insect gets its name from the Latin for "wood-eating worm"
Output: a termite
Category: CINEMANIA 
Clue: In the beginning of this film, peaceful apes confront a black monolith & turn deadly & carnivorous
Output: 2001: a space odyssey
Category: ARE THE STARS OUT TONIGHT? 
Clue: NASA says the next best windows for man to visit this planet & keep the trip short occur in 2003, 2018 & 2020
Output: mars
Category: WORLD AUTHORS 
Clue: Auguste Maquet & P.A. Fiorentino were collaborators on his classic novel "The Count of Monte Cristo"
Output: dumas
Category: IT HAPPENS EVERY YEAR 
Clue: A band concert is a highlight of the celebration of this June holiday at the Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia
Output: flag day
Category: PRINCE SONGS A LA TREBEK 
Clue: In this 1983 hit, "I was dreamin' when I wrote this, so sue me if I go too fast": did I say 1983?
Output: "1999"
Category: ENDS WITH "UM" 
Clue: A synonym for an appendix to a book
Output: an addendum
Category: TRAVEL EUROPE 
Clue: Sampling local elixirs is one of the highlights of the Malt Whiskey Trail in this U.K. country
Output: scotland
Category: "IN"s & "OUT"s 
Clue: Traditionally it's January 20; before 1934, it was March 4
Output: inaugural day
Category: WATERY TERMS 
Clue: Coleridge was called one of these because of the district in England where he lived
Output: a lake poet
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: Both the U.N. Charter & the NATO Pact were signed by this president
Output: harry s. truman
Category: PARTY LIKE IT'S 1899 
Clue: This Dutch city, now the home of the World Court, hosted one of the first major international peace conferences
Output: the hague
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: The Greek kalyptos, "to cover", gives us the name for this Australian gum tree
Output: eucalyptus
Category: BOND...JAMES BOND 
Clue: 1 of the 2 women in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" who were also TV "Avenger"s
Output: diana rigg or joanna lumley
Category: I AM A ROCK 
Clue: Kimberlite, a variety of peridotite, yields this precious gem in Arkansas & South Africa
Output: diamond
Category: CITY FOUNDERS 
Clue: French explorer Pierre Savorgnon de Brazza founded this current republic's city of Brazzaville in 1880
Output: the congo
Category: GILBERT & SULLIVAN 
Clue: Sergeant Meryll, who works at the Tower of London, is part of this title group
Output: yeomen of the guard
Category: "B" SHARP 
Clue: Gaborone is the capital of this southern African country
Output: botswana
Category: ISLAND HOPPING 
Clue: Of 32, 62 or 132, the number of Hawaiian islands
Output: 132
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1912 Alaska became an organized U.S. territory & these 2 states joined the union
Output: arizona & new mexico
Category: TV SHOW LOCALES 
Clue: Laverne & Shirley worked in the bottle-cap division of the Shotz Brewery in this city
Output: milwaukee
Category: SICKNESS & HEALTH 
Clue: The initials HMO, which have stood for heart minute output, now also stand for this
Output: health maintenance organization
Category: "GRAND" PRIX 
Clue: This 3-word nickname for the Republicans dates from the 1870s
Output: grand old party
Category: AMERICAN POETS & POETRY 
Clue: Although published as a separate volume in 1865, Whitman's "Drum-taps" was later included in this work
Output: leaves of grass
Category: MOLECULES 
Clue: Molecules of this substance, from the Latin for "wipe away", are part water-soluble & part water-insoluble
Output: a detergent
Category: NICKNAMES 
Clue: Nickname of the Spanish-American War volunteer regiment that included Teddy Roosevelt
Output: the rough riders
Category: BRING OUT YOUR DEAD 
Clue: The alternate title to the Anne Rice book "Ramses the Damned" mentions one of these previously buried folk
Output: a mummy
Category: QUASI-RELATED PAIRS 
Clue: Philosopher Francis & jeweled Faberge creations
Output: bacon and eggs
Category: THEY NAMED A FOOD FOR ME 
Clue: Do "tell": this Italian composer was quite a gourmet, & an omelet with foie gras & truffles is named for him
Output: rossini
Category: WE'RE MALAYSIA-BOUND 
Clue: The states of Sarawak & Sabah on this island make up about 6% of Malaysia's land area
Output: borneo
Category: I WANNA "NO" 
Clue: 2 words that precede "No Glory" in a popular saying
Output: "no guts"
Category: THE TROPHY CASE 
Clue: This trophy was donated by the governor-general of Canada & first presented in 1893
Output: the stanley cup
Category: GOVERNMENT & POLITICS 
Clue: Age 87 at his death in 1864, he was the oldest man ever to serve as Chief Justice of the U.S.
Output: roger brooke taney
Category: I'M GETTING TOO OLD FOR THIS STUFF 
Clue: Hemingway's hero Santiago thinks, "I am too old to club" these "to death.  But I will try it"
Output: the sharks
Category: PAKISTAN & DELIVER 
Clue: Though Islamabad is the capital, this former capital is the most populous city, with 13 million people
Output: karachi
Category: LITERARY CHARACTERS 
Clue: A fascist named Berzelius Windrip becomes president of the U.S. in this "Dodsworth" author's novel "It Can't Happen Here"
Output: sinclair lewis
Category: FIRST THINGS FIRST 
Clue: Ernest Poole became the first novelist to win this prize on June 3, 1918
Output: pulitzer prize
Category: LEAN SCREEN 
Clue: King Hussein of Jordan offered David Lean camel-riders of the desert patrol as extras for this 1962 epic
Output: lawrence of arabia
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: This 1909 Nobel Prize winner once failed the entrance exams at the Univ. of Bologna, Italy
Output: guglielmo marconi
Category: CREATED 
Clue: Making forms from a mold, it can also mean picking people to be in a play
Output: casting
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: Machiavelli was a big fan of this king of Aragon born in 1452
Output: ferdinand
Category: PICTURE ME! 
Clue: He's the Brit seen here years before he was prime minister
Output: winston churchill
Category: "KING" OF THE TOP 40 
Clue: "It's Too Late" & "So Far Away" were 1971 hits for her
Output: carole king
Category: '70s TV DETECTIVES 
Clue: This bald detective was known for his lollipops & the line "Who loves ya, baby?"
Output: kojak
Category: THE 1890s 
Clue: Japan had an emperor, Russia, a czar & Italy was ruled by one of these
Output: king
Category: COSTLY BREAKUPS 
Clue: This crooner's $150 million divorce from Marcia Murphy could only be described as a "Song Sung Blue"
Output: neil diamond
Category: FORMER CITY NAMES 
Clue: Tenochtitlan
Output: mexico city
Category: HAIL TO THE VICTORS 
Clue: His first operetta was 1894's "Prince Ananias"; dozens more would follow, including "Babes in Toyland"
Output: herbert
Category: EXCLAMATION "POINT"! 
Clue: A spot with a wide perspective; Lyndon Johnson used it as the title of his memoir of the presidency
Output: vantage point
Category: PLANTS & TREES 
Clue: Closely related to the Saguaro, night-blooming Cereus is a type of this plant
Output: a cactus
Category: OKLAHOMA! 
Clue: Over 1,000 miles long, this "colorful" river forms most of Oklahoma's southern boarder
Output: the red river
Category: FILM GRAMMAR 
Clue: Horror films often show the victim from the perspective of the killer, a shot known by this 3-letter abbrev.
Output: pov
Category: ARTISTS 
Clue: In a 1909 still life he included a section of his earlier painting "La Danse"
Output: matisse
Category: TAKING YOUR LUMPS 
Clue: Most geologists believe the earth's core to be mainly a heavy compressed lump of this metal
Output: iron
Category: 2 OUT OF 3 
Clue: 2 of America's 3 manned space projects designed to eventually put a man on the moon
Output: apollo, gemini &/or mercury
Category: LEAVE 'EM LAUGHING 
Clue: In an Ella Wheeler Wilcox poem, they're the 7 words that precede "weep and you weep alone"
Output: laugh and the world laughs with you
Category: "MAN"-LY LIT 
Clue: In a pamphlet, Thomas Paine wrote about government founded on "the indefeasible hereditary" these
Output: the rights of man
Category: NAME-RO UNO 
Clue: The second president of Indonesia, he ruled from 1968 to 1998
Output: suharto
Category: 1960s MUSIC 
Clue: In 1963 Jimmy Gilmer hit No. 1 with "Sugar Shack"; in 1969 this group hit No. 1 with "Sugar Sugar"
Output: the archies
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: In 1481 Botticelli led a group of painters in frescoing this newly erected Vatican chapel
Output: the sistine chapel
Category: BETTE DAVIS 
Clue: She was the first woman president of this organization which gives out the Oscars
Output: ampas
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: It's on the Suriname River
Output: paramaribo
Category: HOUSEPLANTS 
Clue: Roots sticking through drainage holes in containers are a sign that it's time to do this
Output: re-pot
Category: ON THE COAST 
Clue: A 19th c. "Committee of Vigilance" fought the crime that gave part of San Francisco this North Africa-inspired nickname
Output: the barbary coast
Category: 15-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: "Ante" up; it's third from the end
Output: antepenultimate
Category: HISTORIC KIDS 
Clue: In 1815, at age 6, this future writer of scary stories moved to Great Britain with his foster family, the Allans
Output: edgar allan poe
Category: WELL DOCUMENTED 
Clue: Name given the 85 essays written by Hamilton, Jay & Madison that promoted the ratification of the Constitution
Output: the federalist papers
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS 
Clue: This man, seen here, went on the air as CNN's first African-American news anchor
Output: bernard shaw
Category: SOME KIND OF A NUT 
Clue: They're also called filberts or cobnuts, but the makers of Frangelico liqueur call them this
Output: hazelnuts
Category: MOZART & FRIENDS 
Clue: Mozart wrote a lovely motet for Venanzio Rauzzini, one of these specially treated singers
Output: a castrato
Category: THE COURAGE TO "B" 
Clue: Paul could tell you it's defined as a swelling of the joint between the big toe & the first metatarsal
Output: bunion
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: The Grande Galerie is the main picture gallery of this museum which is housed is one of the world's largest palaces
Output: the louvre
Category: CONTEMPORARY NOVELISTS 
Clue: In 1992 this "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" author published "Sailor's Song", his first novel in 28 years
Output: ken kesey
Category: UNREAL ESTATE 
Clue: The Villa Diana in his novel "Tender Is The Night" was based on the French Riviera home of his friend Gerald Murphy
Output: f. scott fitzgerald
Category: WORLD OF LITERATURE 
Clue: "Demian" is a Bildungsroman by this German novelist & poet
Output: hermann hesse
Category: WOLF (BLITZER) PACK 
Clue: Prior to the 2000 elections, Wolf hosted a town hall meeting with this First Lady & Senate hopeful
Output: hillary clinton
Category: THEY FOUND MORE THAN ONE ELEMENT 
Clue: Klaproth, who found cerium, also found this element that's last on the alphabetical list
Output: zirconium
Category: LIONS 
Clue: The Barbary lion, now essentially extinct, is best known for eating early members of this group in the Coliseum
Output: christians
Category: CLINTON'S BILLS 
Clue: A Nov. 6, 2000 Clinton's signature helped protect the confidentiality of these 9 digits
Output: a social security number
Category: "A" IN SCIENCE 
Clue: This adjective means "having a pH factor of more than 7"
Output: alkaline
Category: ARTISTIC MASTERS 
Clue: This artist's Virgin seen here is similar to a more famous painting by him:
Output: leonardo da vinci
Category: WORLD WAR II 
Clue: He became premier of Japan 2 months before Pearl Harbor
Output: tojo
Category: ARE YOU "EXP"-ERIENCED? 
Clue: To clarify the meaning of something in a learned way
Output: explain
Category: THE OLD WEST 
Clue: The Great Plains, last great frontier to be exploited, was opened up by this Act of 1862
Output: the homestead act
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: Sir John Buchan wrote "The 39 Steps" before he became Governor-General of this North American country
Output: canada
Category: AN OVID READER 
Clue: Ovid relates how this hero "sailed homewards in triumph and, with his wife Medea, came... to Iolcos' harbor"
Output: jason
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: Unusual names borne by these celestial objects include 3834 Zappafrank & 10221 Kubrick
Output: asteroids
Category: HELLO, NATHANIEL 
Clue: Jamie Foxx plays homeless musician Nathaniel Ayers in this 2009 film
Output: the soloist
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: This author of "The Cardinal Sins" was ordained a Catholic priest in 1954
Output: andrew greeley
Category: FISH FRY! 
Clue: If you fried this fish up for the same-named hero of an opera, he might say it was the "Bess" he ever had
Output: porgy
Category: ROCK STARS 
Clue: Son of another famous singer, he's the frontman for The Wallflowers
Output: jakob dylan
Category: HISTORIC AMERICA 
Clue: Dating from the early 1700s, the Gonzalez-Alvarez House in this city is the oldest house in Florida
Output: st. augustine
Category: CHRIS ROCKS 
Clue: In 1999 this country star introduced a new persona, that of fictitious rocker Chris Gaines
Output: garth brooks
Category: NATIONAL PARKS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: Bataan National Park
Output: philippines
Category: SPANISH HISTORY 
Clue: The Treaty of the Pyrenees in 1659 ended Spain's war with this neighbor
Output: france
Category: THE STARS 
Clue: This star bought the island of Teti'aroa which he'd seen while filming a 1962 motion picture
Output: marlon brando
Category: AMERICAN LAKES 
Clue: Lake Borgne connects this Louisiana lake to the Gulf of Mexico
Output: lake pontchartrain
Category: STAMPS CELEBRATE THE 19-AUGHTS 
Clue: Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House, on the stamp seen here, exemplifies this style of architecture
Output: prairie style
Category: INITIAL T.V. 
Clue: This '70s series about a harsh Navy drill instructor with a soft heart starred Don Rickles
Output: c.p.o. sharkey
Category: STORIED HOTELS 
Clue: I get chills when I read this Stephen King novel that takes place at the Overlook, a spooky hotel in the Rockies
Output: the shining
Category: SOAP DISH 
Clue: Once "the soap of beautiful women", this fragrant bar with a French-sounding name  was introduced in 1926
Output: camay
Category: NEW YORK IN THE MOVIES 
Clue: On a Manhattan morning, Audrey Hepburn admires the gems in a shop window while eating a roll in this film's opening
Output: breakfast at tiffany\'s
Category: ENGLISH CLASS 
Clue: The antecedent in the sentence "John left the book he brought to school on the bus."
Output: john
Category: IN THE BEGINNING 
Clue: It's a 5-syllable formal ceremony for admission into an organization such as a college fraternity
Output: an initiation
Category: DAVID BOWIE 
Clue: The film "2001" inspired this song heard here:
Output: "space oddity"
Category: NEGATIVE THOUGHTS 
Clue: Winston Churchill told inquiring reporters, "I think" this 2-word phrase "is a splendid expression"
Output: no comment
Category: WHEN IN ROME, N.Y. 
Clue: A drum & bugle corps contest held annually is called "Drums Along" this nearby river
Output: the mohawk
Category: "N" THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: Hunt for a synonym for "hunter" & you'll find this hunter mentioned in Genesis 10
Output: nimrod
Category: THAT'S MY BOY! 
Clue: Around 1260 this country acquired Greenland & Iceland under Haakon IV, Haakon III's illegitimate son
Output: norway
Category: LITERARY FIRST LINES 
Clue: "The great fish moved silently through the night water, propelled by short sweeps of its crescent tail"
Output: jaws
Category: STORY PROBLEMS 
Clue: If Brandy & Monica have 2 songs each in the Top 40, together they command this percentage of the chart
Output: 10
Category: NAME'S THE SAME 
Clue: An atoll in the south seas, or the 2-piece bathing suit named for it
Output: bikini
Category: TV BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Who knew that David Caruso & crew were members of this NFL football team
Output: csi: miami dolphins
Category: MYTHS & LEGENDS 
Clue: One legend says that Acteon's death was caused by seeing this virgin goddess naked; she set his hounds on him
Output: artemis
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: This former senator & Conservative icon from Arizona passed away in 1998 at age 89
Output: barry goldwater
Category: INITIALLY YOURS 
Clue: Political leader Pieter Willem...
Output: p.w. botha
Category: THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE ANCIENT ROME 
Clue: The most central of Rome's 7 hills; Nero & Augustus lived on it
Output: the palatine
Category: THAT'S "ME" IN THE MIDDLE 
Clue: A guy who tells jokes for a living
Output: comedian
Category: GET "L"IT 
Clue: "Of Time and the River" was Thomas Wolfe's sequel to this "heavenly" novel
Output: look homeward, angel