niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: CRY 
Clue: Rachel McAdams & Ryan Gosling love each other until they become Gena Rowlands & James Garner in this 2004 weepie
Output: the notebook
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Measured in ohms, it's the R in Ohm's law, V=IR
Output: resistance
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: Meursault is the rather cold, effectless narrator of this Camus novel
Output: the stranger
Category: SWEET SPOTS 
Clue: Two Fat Cats Bakery in Maine is famous for makin' these regional "pies", a creamy filling between 2 cake-like cookies
Output: whoopee pies
Category: "SIDE" EFFECTS 
Clue: A trial judge may call this conference with the attorneys, out of the jury's hearing
Output: sidebar
Category: LITERARY BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: She wrote "Interview With The Creamy Grain Dessert"
Output: "anne rice pudding"
Category: EUROPEAN ART 
Clue: He's the subject of the Holbein portrait seen here (had six wives)
Output: henry viii
Category: WHO PLAYED 'EM? 
Clue: Joanie Cunningham
Output: erin moran
Category: U.S. POLITICS 
Clue: The idea of these people who actually vote for president comes from the Holy Roman Empire
Output: the electors
Category: WHAT'S ON TV? 
Clue: This Neil Patrick Harris sitcom is narrated through flashbacks from the future
Output: how i met your mother
Category: NOVEL TRILOGIES 
Clue: Riccardo Bacchelli wrote a trilogy about one of these "On the Po", not "On the Floss"
Output: mill
Category: "IN" THE MOVIES 
Clue: Miniaturized Navy test pilot Dennis Quaid is accidentally injected into Martin Short in this 1987 comedy
Output: innerspace
Category: DOUBLE U 
Clue: A coalition of 2 persons holding the same office, as in ancient Rome
Output: a duumvirate
Category: NBA TEAMS' HOME ARENAS 
Clue: AT&T (formerly SBC) Center
Output: the san antonio spurs
Category: ENDS IN "X" 
Clue: The heart of the matter, the this, if you will, is that it's a pivotal point
Output: crux
Category: EVENTS IN THE OLYMPIC DECATHLON 
Clue: It's the shortest of the running events
Output: 100 meters
Category: SLEEPY 
Clue: Big Arm, Bigfork, & Big Sky are all little towns in this state
Output: montana
Category: MODERN AFRICAN WOMEN 
Clue: Efua Sutherland, a dramatist from this country, founded a drama studio & a literary magazine in Accra
Output: ghana
Category: I WAS HIS SECRETARY OF STATE 
Clue: Warren Christopher
Output: clinton
Category: "DON'T" FORGET THIS SONG 
Clue: In 1976 Elton John wrote & duetted with Kiki Dee on this world-conquering smash hit
Output: "don\'t go breaking my heart"
Category: THE KOREAN WAR 
Clue: In bitter battles of 1951, Pork Chop was a hill & Heartbreak was one of these
Output: ridge
Category: REDUNDANCY & REPETITION 
Clue: Technically, it's superfluous to use this word after "chili"
Output: pepper
Category: WORLD LIT 
Clue: This "Atlas Shrugged" author shrugged off her native Russia in the 1920s & moved to the U.S.
Output: ayn rand
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Dragon's Mouth is a strait that separates Venezuela's Paria Peninsula from this Caribbean nation
Output: trinidad & tobago
Category: THE BIG "O" 
Clue: Captain Beefheart is said to have a range of 4.5 of these
Output: octaves
Category: '70s TV DETECTIVES 
Clue: William Conrad as Cannon guested on this Buddy Ebsen series
Output: barnaby jones
Category: THE THEATER 
Clue: Marion Paroo, the River City librarian, teaches piano to the town's youngsters in this show
Output: "the music man"
Category: GETTING CONFRONTATIONAL 
Clue: After shutting off trade with the U.K., President Madison advised Congress to get ready for what would be known as this war
Output: the war of 1812
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: In books by C.S. Lewis, Aslan, one of these animals, created the world of Narnia
Output: lion
Category: STUDYING ABROAD 
Clue: Keep track of how much your dollar is worth by checking this "rate" at which currency is converted
Output: exchange rate
Category: "A" OK 
Clue: His troops captured Fort Ticonderoga in 1775
Output: ethan allen
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: God who gave his name to a river in Asia Minor proverbially known for its wanderings
Output: meander
Category: SECTIONS 
Clue: Section of the Los Angeles Times that covers money matters like the stock market & personal finance
Output: business
Category: CIVIL WAR GENERALS 
Clue: Known as "Young Napoleon" & "Little Mac", he served as governor of New Jersey after the war
Output: george mcclellan
Category: UNDER THE "C" 
Clue: Cheese is this part of milk separated from the whey
Output: the curd
Category: SCI. ABBREV. 
Clue: As opposed to an M.D., a D.O. is a doctor of this holistic practice
Output: osteopathy
Category: GOAT-POURRI 
Clue: Goat Island splits Niagara Falls into the American Falls & this waterfall on the Canadian side
Output: horseshoe falls
Category: ESSAYS 
Clue: In addition to his novels, this Russian count wrote religious essays like 1884's "What I Believe"
Output: leo tolstoy
Category: IT ENDS WITH "US" 
Clue: It's a summary or outline given to college students that covers the course of study
Output: syllabus
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: This geologic epoch that ended about 11,000 years ago included numerous ice ages
Output: the pleistocene
Category: FROM THE LATIN 
Clue: Meaning to slip away from confinement or pursuit, it's from the Latin meaning "to get out of one's cloak"
Output: escape
Category: EGYPTIAN CINEMA 
Clue: In this 1994 film, an interstellar-teleportation device found in Egypt leads humans to a distant planet
Output: stargate
Category: LACE 
Clue: It was originally made from pale silk, so even when it's dyed black, this type of lace bears the name of a fair hair color
Output: blonde lace
Category: NAME THAT CENTURY 
Clue: Muhammad conquers Mecca & founds Islam
Output: the 7th century
Category: WORLD TRAVEL 
Clue: After touring the Old Castle in Gruyeres in this country, you may visit the dairy that makes Gruyere cheese
Output: switzerland
Category: DISASTER DIGEST 
Clue: 1666: A great fire destroys much of this capital city
Output: london
Category: WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS 
Clue: The Communist slogan "Workers of the world, unite!" comes from the end of this 1848 book
Output: the communist manifesto
Category: SHE SELLS SEYCHELLES 
Clue: The Seychelles uses this unit of currency, which is also used in Pakistan, Nepal & Sri Lanka
Output: the rupee
Category: TALES 
Clue: The title character of this Sir Walter Scott novel appears for a joust as a disinherited knight
Output: ivanhoe
Category: LITERARY TRIVIA 
Clue: It's said he turned down Pulitzer for “Arrowsmith” because he felt he was due one sooner
Output: sinclair lewis
Category: ARTISTS & ILLUSTRATORS 
Clue: In "the Gashlycrumb Tinies", this macabre American artist knocked off 26 kids in picturesque ways
Output: edward gorey
Category: GEOGRAPHIC POP 
Clue: Formed in Topeka, their biggest hits included "Dust In The Wind" & "Carry On Wayward Son"
Output: kansas
Category: AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 
Clue: Both Dakotas have areas of eroded terrain called this; South Dakota's has a national park named for it
Output: badlands
Category: INTERNATIONAL NEWS 
Clue: On Jan, 20, 2009, after a payment dispute, Russia resumed sending natural gas to Europe through this country
Output: ukraine
Category: A ROLE IN THE HAY 
Clue: In 1939 this future Beverly Hillbilly starred as Elmer Whipple in the Broadway musical "Yokel Boy"
Output: ebsen
Category: SO WHAT'D YOU DO WITH THE MONEY? 
Clue: His net worth was said to be $2 bil., so the $280 mil. he paid for the Dallas Mavericks was chump change!
Output: mark cuban
Category: FOOD-O 
Clue: The large dark brown crimino mushroom became much more popular when its name was changed to this
Output: portobello
Category: GREEK ISLANDS 
Clue: Its name is an Italian corruption of the Greek Coryphai, meaning "crests"
Output: corfu
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: In 2003 the Met celebrated this composer's bicentennial by mounting his epic opera "Les Troyens"
Output: hector berlioz
Category: ORDINAL PHRASES 
Clue: In Judaism, Arabot, a place where righteousness & justice are found, is also called this, just like a Jessica Biel TV show
Output: seventh heaven
Category: DRAW! 
Clue: After Dik Browne retired in 1988, his son Chris took over this Viking strip
Output: "hagar the horrible"
Category: BOXING MOVIES 
Clue: Jack Palance starred in the TV version of this "heavy" Rod Serling drama; Anthony Quinn, in the film version
Output: "requiem for a heavyweight"
Category: ART 
Clue: On May 9, 1989 a self-portrait by this artist went for a whopping $47.85 million
Output: pablo picasso
Category: STRAIT GUY 
Clue: If you're on Cape Chelyuskin in this country, you'll have to cross the Vilkitsky Strait to get the the Arctic Ocean
Output: russia
Category: AUTHOR'S DEDICATIONS 
Clue: Joseph Wambaugh said that this book was “for Dee and of course for all the centurions”
Output: the new centurions
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: These ancient people referred to themselves as Hellenes
Output: greeks
Category: STRONG WORDS 
Clue: From the Latin for "energy" or "force" comes this word sometimes paired with vim
Output: vigor
Category: ANIMAL PASSION 
Clue: Geese & these birds that include the trumpeter type mate for life; ducks are more promiscuous
Output: swans
Category: METAPHORS BE WITH YOU 
Clue: As far as the Cold War goes, the Iron Curtain dealt with the Soviets & this curtain dealt with China
Output: the bamboo curtain
Category: IMMIGRANTS 
Clue: This Oscar-winning director's "America, America" is about fellow immigrants of Greek heritage
Output: elia kazan
Category: LAWN ORDER 
Clue: Perhaps to save the cost of cutting the White House lawn during World War I, these animals were grazed there
Output: sheep
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: His "Dr. Zhivago" aroused so much opposition in the Soviet Union that he said "Nyet" to the Nobel Prize in 1958
Output: boris pasternak
Category: GERMAN CUISINE 
Clue: In Germany, these sweets are known as kokonuss-makronen
Output: coconut macaroons
Category: SPORTS VENUES 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Wesley Walls of the Carolina Panthers)  I played in this building for the 49ers in the Super Bowl; later, I played there for the Saints
Output: louisiana superdome
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: Ottawa, the capital of Canada, lies in the southeastern part of this province
Output: ontario
Category: SPORTS TALK 
Clue: In a game of tennis, deuce is the same as 3 points all, which is called this tie score
Output: 40-to-40
Category: TOUGH TV TRIVIA 2 
Clue: He was the second person to play Chester A. Riley on TV; Jackie Gleason was first
Output: william bendix
Category: COVER BANDS 
Clue: Here's a message in a bottle: Stung covers the songs of this trio
Output: the police
Category: SCREEN QUEENS 
Clue: In this movie & its sequel, Julie Andrews played Clarisse Renaldi, the Queen of Genovia
Output: the princess diaries
Category: BOBBING FOR POETS 
Clue: His first published poem was 1833's "Pauline"
Output: browning
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: His "Vampire" painting from 1893 just might make you "Scream"
Output: edvard munch
Category: MOVIE TITLE FILL IN THE BLANK 
Clue: "The _____ Victoria" & " _____ Guns"
Output: young
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: According to Hesiod, there were only 3 of these one-eyed giants:  brontes, steropes & arges
Output: cyclops
Category: PLAYING THE PONIES 
Clue: Viggo Mortensen takes this title horse on the "Ocean of Fire" race in a 2004 movie
Output: hildago
Category: THAT'S "EASY" 
Clue: N'awlins nickname, y'all
Output: the big easy
Category: POE FOLKS 
Clue: Last name of Roderick & his sister Madeline, who fell dead just before their house falls into a mountain lake
Output: usher
Category: OF "LIFE" 
Clue: A character from this comic strip is seen here
Output: "life in hell"
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: She leaves vampires behind for the tale of an ancient Babylonian spirit in "Servant of the Bones"
Output: anne rice
Category: MIDWEST CITIES 
Clue: A copy of the Gettysburg Address is displayed in this city's old state capital building
Output: springfield, illinois
Category: ANCIENT EGYPT 
Clue: The step one of these monuments at Saqqara was first conceived as a rectangular mastaba
Output: pyramid
Category: REQUIRED READING 
Clue: An American ambulance driver falls in love with a British nurse during WWI in this Hemingway novel
Output: "a farewell to arms"
Category: CHARACTER ASSASSINATION 
Clue: Air Force gunner Snowden catches some flak & dies in Yossarian's arms, courtesy of this author
Output: heller
Category: ITALIAN HISTORY 
Clue: In the 1860 Treaty of Turin, this king granted the city of Nice to France
Output: victor emmanuel
Category: "F" IN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Historically a manufacturing stronghold, it's 60 miles northwest of Detroit
Output: flint
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1415 Czech religious reformer John Hus was condemned & burned at the stake for this crime
Output: heresy
Category: AUDIO BOOKS 
Clue: If Julia Roberts has help with her kids, she knows the world of these "Diaries" she narrated
Output: the nanny diaries
Category: BOTANY 
Clue: In most flowers, it consists of the anther & the filament
Output: stamen
Category: Rx 
Clue: HS is Latin for "hora somni", meaning you should take your meds at this time
Output: bedtime
Category: EGYPTIAN FILM FESTIVAL 
Clue: In 1978's "Death on the Nile", he was in style as Hercule Poirot
Output: peter ustinov
Category: FOREIGN CURRENCY 
Clue: The islands of Bonaire & Saba in the Netherlands Antilles use this unit of currency
Output: guilder
Category: THE 18TH CENTURY 
Clue: In 1718 this declining Italian republic lost the Peloponnesus to Turkey
Output: venice
Category: 20th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: Her work with mountain gorillas inspired the 1988 movie "Gorillas in the Mist"
Output: fossey
Category: IT'S TYLER TIME! 
Clue: John Tyler was born in this state in 1790 (don't say naked) & he died in it in 1862 (don't say naked)
Output: virginia
Category: SPORTS SHORTS 
Clue: Willie "Stretch" McCovey starred at first base; Freddie "The Flea" Patek, at this infield position
Output: shortstop
Category: "U"2 
Clue: It's the practice of lending money at a high interest rate
Output: usury
Category: HOME PAGES 
Clue: Beautiful but penniless Lily Bart overdoses on chloral in this not-so-jolly book by Edith Wharton
Output: the house of mirth
Category: THE BARD WRITES 
Clue: "Twelfth Night" begins, "If music be the food of love", do this
Output: play on
Category: ALL ABOUT SRI LANKA 
Clue: Cinnamon Gardens is an upscale area of this largest Sri Lankan city & port
Output: colombo
Category: HEY THERE, DELILAH 
Clue: ...watch the scissors-- I only need to condition these damaged hair extremities that have unraveled
Output: split ends
Category: FIRST-PERSON NARRATORS 
Clue: "But though I was so terrified by the idea of the seafaring man with one leg, I was far less afraid... than anybody else"
Output: jim hawkins
Category: HAYDN 
Clue: Joseph Haydn was a choirboy at St. Stephen's until this happened to him & he was cut adrift in Vienna
Output: puberty
Category: FILM ANIMALS 
Clue: Flipper
Output: dolphin
Category: ROBOTICS 
Clue: This type of vision allows robots to compare 2 images & thus to judge distances
Output: stereoscopic vision
Category: MUSICAL TRIBUTES 
Clue: The Red House Painters recorded "Fly Away" for "Take Me Home", a CD tribute to this singer
Output: john denver
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: This term for tissue that takes nutrients through a plant also refers to human blood vessels
Output: vascular
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: The name of this 19th century movement for Italian unification means "rising again"
Output: risorgimento
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: This inert gas alters your voice because sound travels more than twice as fast in it as in air
Output: helium
Category: SCIENCE IS GOLDEN 
Clue: Native to the icy headwaters of the Kern River, California's state fish is the golden this
Output: the trout
Category: FORWARDS & BACK WORDS 
Clue: To beat with a whip & a sport you can club
Output: flog & golf
Category: ROMAN EMPERORS 
Clue: Reigning from 14 to 37 A.D., he was emperor when Jesus was crucified
Output: tiberius
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: His first book, "Cabbages and Kings", is a series of loosely-linked short stories about adventures in Central America
Output: o. henry
Category: GRAMMY WINNERS 
Clue: Grammy voters were fixated with this one-named Colombian hottie who won for "Fijacion Oral Vol. 1"
Output: shakira
Category: BANDS BY THE NUMBER 
Clue: In 1995 Mary Ramsey replaced her as the lead singer of 10,000 Maniacs
Output: natalie merchant
Category: LIFE 
Clue: Occuring in birds & reptiles as well as mammals, it's the fluid-filled sac that surrounds an embryo
Output: amniotic sac
Category: AMERICANA WORMS 
Clue: This American's poem "The Conqueror Worm" contains the line "It writhes!  It writhes!"
Output: edgar allan poe
Category: MISSISSIPPI MISSES 
Clue: "Stand By Your Man" and "D-I-V-O-R-C-E" were big hits for this Mississippian who was married 5 times
Output: tammy wynette
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: At 4,710 feet deep, this African lake is the world's second-deepest lake, trailing only Lake Baikal
Output: lake tanganyika
Category: POETRY 
Clue: Longfellow wrote, "There was a little girl who had" one of these "right in the middle of her forehead"
Output: a curl
Category: MAPMAKER, MAPMAKER 
Clue: However you draw the border between Nicaragua & this 2-named country, somebody gets mad, huh?
Output: costa rica
Category: "V" SHALL SEE 
Clue: Mr. Spock's home planet
Output: vulcan
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Tamara Karsavina was the 1st to dance the role of this Stravinsky bird, in 1910
Output: the firebird
Category: PUNS 
Clue: To the patient with alternating dreams of being a tepee & a wigwam, the doctor said, "Your problem is you're" this
Output: two tents
Category: FRENCH CLASS 
Clue: In your house, what the French call la cuisine we call this room
Output: the kitchen
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: In "Macbeth", these 3 words immediately precede the line "and damn'd be him that first cries, 'Hold, enough!'"
Output: "lay on, macduff"
Category: 50 CENT 
Clue: From 1948 to 1963 the half dollar had Ben Franklin on the front & this iconic symbol on the back
Output: the liberty bell
Category: WORD PLAY 
Clue: Body part that's alphabetically 1st in most dictionaries, though it's near your middle
Output: the abdomen
Category: MEET THE BEADLES 
Clue: In this Sondheim musical, Beadle Bamford gets sliced up for pie filling (don't worry, he wasn't a good guy)
Output: sweeney todd
Category: "LITTLE" ROCK 
Clue: It's how Ringo Starr wailed he'd get by
Output: "with a little help from my friends"
Category: DEMONS 
Clue: He assumed the post of senator-for-life after, as leader, he had 28,000 Chileans tortured
Output: pinochet
Category: THE MIDDLE AGES 
Clue: The pope hoped Pepin  & his Franks would protect him against these Germanic people (not the Gables) led by Aistulf
Output: the lombards
Category: 1980s MUSIC 
Clue: The first album by this band, including “Blister In The Sun”, went platinum without making the top 40
Output: violent femmes
Category: ANTIQUES 
Clue: This designer born in 1848 took discarded bits from his stained-glass windows & made lamps with them
Output: tiffany
Category: "S"CIENCE 
Clue: This 2-word barrier keeps many prion diseases from passing from 4-legged animals to humans
Output: the species barrier
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: This Canadian author of "The Handmaid's Tale" set her novel "Cat's Eye" in Toronto
Output: margaret atwood
Category: BROADCASTER NEWS 
Clue: Here's the "situation ": this anchor began his career in 1972 working for Reuters in Tel Aviv
Output: blitzer
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: John Wilkes Booth's notebook is on display in the Lincoln Museum at this site seen here
Output: ford\'s theater
Category: FONTS OF INFORMATION 
Clue: This font shares its name with William, the first English printer
Output: caxton
Category: MUSICAL MOVIE TITLES 
Clue: The title for this Dixie Chicks documentary came from an irate fan who wanted them to get on with the show
Output: shut up and sing
Category: TOUGH LIT 
Clue: In this Dickens novel, there are 2 Martins, grandfather & grandson
Output: martin chuzzlewit
Category: OPERA 
Clue: "Pagliacci" is almost always performed with this 1-act Mascagni opera, "Cav" for short
Output: cavalleria rusticana
Category: GUINNESS 
Clue: This dark, hoppy type of beer has been the classic Guinness product for more than 2 centuries
Output: stout
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: The title character of this Bernard Malamud novel is Roy Hobbs of the New York Knights
Output: the natural
Category: DRINK LABELS 
Clue: Prune juice isn't listed as an ingredient in this soft drink; the FAQ on the website specifies that it contains none
Output: dr. pepper
Category: THEIR FIRST FEATURE FILMS 
Clue: June Lockhart debuted as a Cratchit child in this 1938 film, with her real parents playing Mr. & Mrs. Bob Cratchit
Output: a christmas carol
Category: THE 20th CENTURY 
Clue: From Latin for "to sit apart", this word was applied to outspoken Eastern Europeans like Vaclav Havel
Output: dissidents
Category: ROME 
Clue: The headliner at the San Silvestro in Rome's Capite Church is the reputed head of this saint; bring it to me!
Output: john the baptist
Category: ANTHROPOLOGY 
Clue: In 2009 scientists suggested that Ida, a 47-million-year-old fossil, was one of these, a hypothetical bridge species
Output: a missing link
Category: FAMOUS SPEECHES 
Clue: In 1859 he told a Va. courtroom, "I never did intend murder, or...to excite or incite slaves to rebellion"
Output: john brown
Category: AMERICAN FADS 
Clue: After running nude through a 1974 meeting of Hawaii's legislature, a man declared himself this "of the house"
Output: streaker
Category: PUT IT ON PAPER 
Clue: On Dec. 10, 1948 the U.N. General Assembly adopted it & called upon nations to display & disseminate it
Output: the declaration of human rights
Category: ROYAL WOMEN 
Clue: Alix was the original name of this German-born empress of Russia
Output: alexandra
Category: AMERICAN INDIANS 
Clue: Red Cloud & Crazy Horse were members of the Oglalla branch of this tribe
Output: the sioux
Category: CANADA 
Clue: Canada has over 20,000 miles of railroad tracks, but this smallest province has none
Output: prince edward island
Category: TUDOR GARAGE 
Clue: Henry Tudor reigned supreme after Richard III's death at this "Field" in 1485
Output: bosworth field
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: Sao Miguel & Sao Jorge are 2 of the islands in this Portuguese archipelago
Output: the azores
Category: ENGLISH HISTORY 
Clue: In the 16th  C., this great Tudor king abolished the privilege of clergy issuing coins
Output: henry viii
Category: YOUNG WOMEN OF TODAY 
Clue: Royal rapper seen on TV's "Living Single" & in the movie "Living Out Loud"
Output: queen latifah
Category: NOVEL VOCABULARY 
Clue: He mentioned the word mixen, a synonym for dunghill, in his novel "Far From the Madding Crowd"
Output: thomas hardy
Category: SHOW ME THE MONEY SLANG 
Clue: Golfer Andy & law man Roy
Output: bean
Category: THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE 
Clue: Alphabetically, this Woody Allen film is last among the 500 films nominated as America's Funniest
Output: zelig
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: This Canadian island is the fifth largest in the world
Output: baffin island
Category: HEALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: A sign of this infection from the virus that also causes chicken pox is a blistering rash preceded by severe pain
Output: shingles
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: In 1977 they were one of the biggest bands in the world & Steve Miller told us to fly like one of them
Output: the eagles
Category: AMERICAN WOMEN 
Clue: This controversial woman now represents Florida's 13th district in the U.S. House
Output: katherine harris
Category: THAT'S POETRY TO MY EAR 
Clue: Goldsmith rhymed, "When lovely woman stoops to" this, "What charm can soothe her melancholy?"
Output: folly
Category: TITLES FROM SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Peter Straub & Danielle Steel both came "Full Circle", spoken by Edmund in this Shakespearean tragedy
Output: king lear
Category: ART SUPPLIES 
Clue: A pad of paper for quick drawings, it appears in a Washington Irving title along with Geoffrey Crayon
Output: sketch book
Category: "A.C." 
Clue: The U.S. Navy has 12 of these equipped with steam-driven catapults
Output: aircraft carriers
Category: "DEATH" 
Clue: Completes the famous quote "I know not what course others may take, but as for me..."
Output: "give me liberty or give me death"
Category: CZECH, PLEASE 
Clue: His mother, Olga, was once ranked 2nd in Czechoslovakia in women's singles tennis
Output: ivan lendl
Category: MOTHERS & SONS 
Clue: This 1988 film in which a teenage boy kidnaps Elvis for his mother bears the name of Elvis' first big hit
Output: heartbreak hotel
Category: BEASTLY HOMONYMS 
Clue: Pulled behind a truck
Output: towed
Category: ARCHAEOLOGY 
Clue: Archaeologists usually use this Greek word for the cemetery of an ancient city; it means "city of the dead"
Output: necropolis
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: Longfellow took the name of this fictional Indian from a 15th century Iroquois chief
Output: hiawatha
Category: BEASTLY NAMES 
Clue: The paternal grandfather of this current Mexican leader was an Irish-American from Ohio
Output: vicente fox
Category: & AFTER 
Clue: After a psy-ops team blasted Van Halen for 10 days at this general, hiding in Panama's Vatican Embassy, he said no mas
Output: noriega
Category: ROPE 
Clue: The name of this decorative art that uses rope or string comes from the Turkish word for "napkin"
Output: macrame
Category: LITERARY ISLANDS 
Clue: William LeGrand & his servant found buried treasure on Sullivan's Island in this 19th C. detective story
Output: "the gold bug"
Category: CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS 
Clue: This "The Cradle Will Fall" author's first book was a biography of George Washington
Output: mary higgins clark
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: French cities on this bay or its inlets include Bordeaux, Nantes & Rochefort
Output: the bay of biscay
Category: STARTS WITH "W" 
Clue: While skiers "think snow", river rafters think this
Output: white water
Category: THE 1690s 
Clue: "Cendrillon", the French name for this fairy tale, was part of 1697's "Tales of Mother Goose" by Charles Perrault
Output: "cinderella"
Category: BOTANY 
Clue: Cloth-of-gold & saffron are species of this hardy perennial in the iris family
Output: crocus
Category: A BEFORE E 
Clue: We dig this scientific study of prehistoric people by analysis of their artifacts
Output: archaeology
Category: HOMOPHONES 
Clue: Uncurved, or a narrow passage of water
Output: straight/strait
Category: CONSTELLATIONS 
Clue: Sagitta, which represents this item, landed in the sky, not far from Satittarius himself
Output: arrow
Category: DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's a combination of 2 metals; brass is one, combining copper & zinc
Output: alloy
Category: SURF'S UP 
Clue: Opening soon is "Surf's Up", an animated movie starring these creatures that have Adelie, King & Emperor types
Output: penguins
Category: INVENTORS & INVENTIONS 
Clue: During a return voyage to the U.S. in 1832, he came up with the idea of sending messages over wires
Output: samuel morse
Category: EVERYDAY ITALIAN 
Clue: "Si, Signor Prazzi, fa molto caldo", informs Mr. Prazzi the weather is very this
Output: hot
Category: DRESS CASUAL 
Clue: An effort at concealing facts by people in power, or a beach or pool garment such as a pareo
Output: a cover-up
Category: OSCAR NIGHT FASHION 
Clue: "Boys Don't Cry" co-star seen here in Yves Saint Laurent, in 2000
Output: chloe sevigny
Category: CIVIL WAR RHYME TIME 
Clue: Lincoln's offspring
Output: abe\'s babes
Category: THE PURLOINED LETTER 
Clue: In 2006, brothers Jim & Dean Thomas helped catch a thief selling stolen Civil War letters on this auction website
Output: ebay
Category: "Z"-ING IS BELIEVING 
Clue: 2 main sects of this philosophical school were introduced to Japan in the 12th & 13th centuries
Output: zen
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: After moving to Spain in 1485 he used Colon, the Spanish version of his name
Output: columbus
Category: SET UP THE "PIN"S 
Clue: The chief lyric poet of Ancient Greece, he's famous for his triumphal odes
Output: pindar
Category: IT'S THE "V" 
Clue: In the broadcasting service known as the VOA
Output: voice
Category: VIVA MEXICO! 
Clue: President from 2000 to 2006, this "sly" guy had formerly been president of Coca Cola de Mexico
Output: fox
Category: HISTORICAL TV 
Clue: "Sometimes in April" details the 1994 genocide in this African country
Output: rwanda
Category: GROUP THERAPY 
Clue: A basic tactical Air Force unit, it's made up of 2 or more flights
Output: a squadron
Category: AFRICAN ATHLETES 
Clue: Running barefoot, Abebe Bikila surprised the track world by winning this Olympic event in 1960
Output: the marathon
Category: HELLO MOTHER 
Clue: In "The Conduct of Life", this transcendentalist reminded us, "Men are what their mothers made them"
Output: emerson
Category: CORPORATE AMERICA 
Clue: First successful 5 & 10; from August '82 to August of '87, it outperformed all other stocks on the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Output: woolworth\'s
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: He served in the Confederate army & the Union navy before hooking up with Livingstone
Output: henry stanley
Category: CHEMISTRY 
Clue: Boyle's Law says the volume of a gas increases as this decreases if its temperature stays constant
Output: its pressure
Category: A WHITE CATEGORY 
Clue: Anne Catherick is all dressed up as the title character of this Wilkie Collins novel
Output: the woman in white
Category: TV NEWS 
Clue: Though Walter Cronkite retired at 65, this 65-year-old CBS anchorman, his successor, doesn't plan to
Output: dan rather
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The city of Nizhny Novgorod in Russia was formerly known by this name, after a famous Communist writer
Output: gorky
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: Although his 1975 play "Seascape" had only a brief Broadway run, it won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Output: edward albee
Category: IWO JIMA 
Clue: On Nov. 10, 1954 a bronze monument to the battle of Iwo Jima was dedicated at this location
Output: arlington national cemetery
Category: VICE PRESIDENTS' BIOS 
Clue: Former Maryland governor; first VP to resign due to criminal charges
Output: agnew
Category: FAMOUS GERMANS 
Clue: Jacob was born into this family in 1785 & his brother Wilhelm in 1786 & we're not telling tales
Output: grimm
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Vulcan's Greek counterpart, he created Achilles' armor
Output: hephaestus
Category: AUTHORS & THEIR WORKS 
Clue: He said his 1994 novel "A Son of the Circus" "Isn't about India.  I don't know India.  I was there only once"
Output: john irving
Category: LETTERMAN 
Clue: In 1895 he became the first African American to receive a Ph.D. from Harvard
Output: w.e.b. dubois
Category: DOUBLE THE W 
Clue: This word means "lacking dexterity" & can also describe a difficult social situation
Output: awkward
Category: ALEX IN AFRICA 
Clue: There are 2 kinds of African rhino, each with a colorful name; this smaller one has a prehensile upper lip
Output: black rhino
Category: WHY SO BLUE? 
Clue: This jeweler's blue box is a registered trademark
Output: tiffany
Category: TV & FILM FOOD 
Clue: This 2004 film about Miles & Jack boosted sales of pinot noir wine
Output: sideways
Category: ANGRY WORDS 
Clue: Proverbially, if something is "all the" this, it's in style
Output: rage
Category: UNKNOWN SPANIARDS 
Clue: All the unknown senoritas were interested in this desirable bachelor whose name can also mean "qualified"
Output: el igible
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: "Twelfth Night" opens with, "If music be the food of love," do this
Output: play on
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: In 1788 Agha Mohammad Khan made this city the capital of Persia; it's now the capital of Iran
Output: teheran
Category: TRAVEL FUN 
Clue: Observe wild animals from this famous hotel where Princess Elizabeth was when she became Queen of England
Output: treetops
Category: THE "L" WORLD 
Clue: The city of Dublin, Ireland lies at the mouth of this river
Output: the liffey
Category: OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD LEADERS 
Clue: In 1899 future South Africa P.M. Louis Botha & his forces took this future British P.M., then a journalist, as prisoner
Output: winston churchill
Category: FRENCH LITERATURE 
Clue: "Contes de ma Mere l'Oye" by Charles Perrault is a colletion of these
Output: mother goose tales
Category: NOTABLE WOMEN 
Clue: Training by the Suzuki method your child can become a famous one of these, like Midori
Output: violinist
Category: PART: CHARLES 
Clue: In the '80s, he played Charles Ryder, a central character in TV's "Brideshead Revisited"
Output: jeremy irons
Category: MODERN OPERA 
Clue: This Hungarian composer wrote only one opera, the dramatic 1-act "Duke Bluebeard's Castle"
Output: bela bartok
Category: THE BIRDS & THE BEES 
Clue: That's not ladylike! If 2 of these bees emerge from their cells at the same time, they fight to the death
Output: the queens
Category: 9-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This brilliant shade of red derives its name from a Latin word for "little worm"
Output: vermilion
Category: I'M DATING MYSELF 
Clue: Safe rock climbing requires a partner; rockhounding, also called this, I can do solo
Output: rock collecting
Category: MOVIE PORTRAYALS 
Clue: In the movie "Impromptu" Hugh Grant played Frederic Chopin & Judy Davis played this lover
Output: george sand
Category: "PEP" BOYS 
Clue: He trained at the Actors Studio before starring on "Banacek" & "The A-Team"
Output: george peppard
Category: REMEMBRANCE OF THINGS "CAST" 
Clue: Hey, baby, you a Gemini?  These twin brothers of Helen of Troy are, literally
Output: castor & pollux
Category: EGGS-ACTLY 
Clue: The Franklin Mint has the eggs named for this artisan ranging from $37.50 to the eggs-pensive $6,900
Output: faberge
Category: WORLD LEADERS 
Clue: In 1946 Norway's Trygve Lie became 1st to hold this post
Output: secretary general of the u.n.
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: This breakfast fruit comes in 3 different flesh colors: red, pink & white (which is actually yellow)
Output: grapefruit
Category: THINKING ABOUT COLLEGE 
Clue: You could learn to play the bagpipes & march with the pipe band at this S.C. school whose name means "The Fortress"
Output: the citadel
Category: BRITISH POSSESSIONS 
Clue: In 1999 a cannon from the HMS Bounty was raised from the wreck site at this isolated island
Output: pitcairn island
Category: BIG ISLANDS 
Clue: The largest & most westernmost island in the West Indies, it's the world's largest sugar exporter
Output: cuba
Category: ECONOMICS 
Clue: He's considered the first of the classical economists
Output: adam smith
Category: SHORT FICTION 
Clue: His story "The Undefeated" tells of Manuel Garcia, a bullfighter just released from the hospital who refuses to retire
Output: hemingway
Category: INTERNATIONAL ATHLETES 
Clue: Spanish golfing phenom Sergio Garcia has this "weathered" nickname meaning "The Boy Child"
Output: "el nino"
Category: POT LUCK 
Clue: Most of the damage in San Francisco in 1906 was caused by these, not by the quake itself
Output: fires
Category: BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS 
Clue: For his determined Central American peace efforts, this Costa Rican won the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize
Output: oscar arias sanchez
Category: INDUSTRY 
Clue: Patented in 1855, the Bessemer process drastically lowered the cost of making this
Output: steel
Category: DOSE 
Clue: Linus Pauling pushed large doses of this vitamin in hopes that it would prevent cancer
Output: c
Category: CHEMISTRY 
Clue: This is the chemical formula for dry ice
Output: co2
Category: THE H WITH U 
Clue: It's a Greek word for excessive pride or self-confidence
Output: hubris
Category: BEGINS & ENDS WITH "N" 
Clue: Nicotinic acid
Output: niacin
Category: "J" WALKING 
Clue: William S. Burroughs' first novel
Output: junky
Category: DRAMA 
Clue: In this Tennessee Williams play, Big Daddy returns to his cotton plantation unaware that he's dying of cancer
Output: cat on a hot tin roof
Category: A CHRISTMAS POTPOURRI 
Clue: On Christmas Eve 1968, Borman, Lovell & Anders became the first men to circle this object
Output: the moon
Category: ELIZABETH TAYLOR FILMS 
Clue: This 1963 epic included 79 sets & 26,000 costumes
Output: cleopatra
Category: CHEESE 
Clue: "Like" this cheese is a synonym for holey
Output: swiss cheese
Category: SIBLING REVELRY 
Clue: Dingane became King of the Zulus in 1828 after taking part in the murder of this king, his own brother
Output: shaka
Category: BUILDING BRIDGES 
Clue: In Thailand a sound & light show depicts the bombing of this bridge built by P.O.W.s
Output: the bridge on the river kwai
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: About 180,000 black soldiers served in the Union army; 23 won this highest military award
Output: congressional medal of honor
Category: I'M GIDDY FOR GADGETS 
Clue: Your iPod can sync with this brand of shoe & give you music, your pace, & calories burned while running
Output: nike
Category: ALASKA 
Clue: One of the 2 astronomical images found on Alaska's official license plate
Output: the big dipper
Category: POP LYRICS 
Clue: In 1990 Paula Abdul observed, "I take 2 steps forward, I take 2 steps back, we come together cuz" of this
Output: "opposites attract"
Category: BODY WORKS 
Clue: It's the process of releasing an egg midway through a woman's cycle
Output: ovulation
Category: HISTORICAL NOVELS 
Clue: Adina de Zavala, who barricaded herself inside this San Antonio landmark to save it in 1908, inspired a 1999 novel
Output: the alamo
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: In 312, emboldened by the sight of a cross in the sky, this man defeated the Emperor Maxentius & seized Rome
Output: constantine
Category: LONG ONE-SYLLABLE WORDS 
Clue: (8 letters) Vigor
Output: strength
Category: BURMA POTPOURRI 
Clue: When Burma became Myanmar in 1989, this city became Yangon
Output: rangoon
Category: AMERICAN LIT 
Clue: "'Dead,' was all he answered" is the last line of this Robert Frost poem
Output: "the death of the hired man"
Category: THE DREADED SPELLING CATEGORY 
Clue: One of your skills is spelling...
Output: a-c-c-o-m-p-l-i-s-h-m-e-n-t
Category: ABBREV. 
Clue: Hearing about mom's dating life might make you say TMI, this
Output: too much information
Category: HANGIN' WITH MY GNOMIES 
Clue: 2 gnomes, 2 kids & a lumber tycoon set off on a forest adventure in the title vehicle in this 1967 film
Output: the gnome-mobile
Category: PICK YOUR POISON 
Clue: The nonpoisonous tomato & the poisonous belladonna both belong to this family of plants
Output: nightshade
Category: AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: Jim Carrey narrates a 3D documentary about ocean life called this, also a song from "The Little Mermaid"
Output: under the sea
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: King Henry IV complained "Uneasy lies the head" that does this
Output: wears the crown
Category: CONTEMPORARY WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: Laura Esquivel's "Like Water For Chocolate" takes place in this country
Output: mexico
Category: "LAND"s OF THE WORLD 
Clue: This 840,000-square mile area belonging to Denmark lies within 15 miles of Canada
Output: greenland
Category: FASHION 
Clue: 4-letter synonym for wescot
Output: vest
Category: JOHNS IN FILM 
Clue: He had "true grit" as Rooster Cogburn
Output: john wayne
Category: MEDICAL ISSUES 
Clue: In 2010 Bret Michaels suffered from hyponatremia, low levels of this element in the blood
Output: sodium
Category: BEASTLY NOVELS BY CHARACTER 
Clue: Fly, Rex, Farmer Hoggett
Output: babe
Category: COMPOSE YOURSELF! 
Clue: At his peak he composed 2 or 3 operas a year like "Lucia di Lammermoor"
Output: gaetano donizetti
Category: TO THE MAX 
Clue: In the 1980s this computer-generated character was featured in Coca-Cola ads & his own ABC series
Output: max headroom
Category: DOUBLE TALK 
Clue: The official vegetable of Washington State is a sweet onion that shares its name with this valley & city
Output: walla walla
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: This floating sea creature which resembles a jellyfish was probably named for a type of ship
Output: man-o\'-war
Category: CLASSICAL LITERATURE 
Clue: His epic poem on the founding of Rome starred Aeneas & Dido as lovers
Output: virgil
Category: FOREVER 39 
Clue: At age 39 in 1998 this former basketball star hosted a talk show, but not for long
Output: earvin "magic" johnson
Category: POLITICAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: A dictator: Il Duce
Output: mussolini
Category: POPULAR POETS 
Clue: Once popular, Thomas Moore is remembered for burning the memoirs of this famed poet who died in Greece
Output: lord byron
Category: FURNITURE 
Clue: This piece of furniture found next to a bed is called a bed table
Output: nightstand
Category: THE SUN BELT 
Clue: The Sun converts about 4,5 million tons of matter into energy every second by this type of nuclear reaction
Output: fusion
Category: "RAIN"Y SONGS 
Clue: Neil Sedaka heard this while "walking hand in hand with the one I love"
Output: "laughter in the rain"
Category: ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS 
Clue: 1 of the 3 in 1066
Output: harold ii, edward the confessor or william the conqueror
Category: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 
Clue: Oran & Annaba are important cities in this north African nation
Output: algeria
Category: CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS 
Clue: This "Bonfire Of The Vanities" author once tried out as a pitcher for the New York Giants
Output: tom wolfe
Category: OO...MEN 
Clue: Reed Smoot's 1902 election to the Senate from this state caused controversy because he was a Mormon leader
Output: utah
Category: THOSE ANIMALS FRIGHTEN ME! 
Clue: Ailurophobia
Output: cats
Category: A GAME OF NUMBERS 
Clue: It's the highest no. of points that can be scored on a standard dartboard with a single throw of a dart
Output: 60
Category: POP & ROCK 
Clue: "Lisztomania" was a 2010 hit for this French band with the name of an American city
Output: phoenix
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: This character's first literary appearance was in the tragic drama "The Seducer of Seville"
Output: don juan
Category: FILE UNDER "H" 
Clue: '50s TV puppet that's the subject of a 1999 custody battle between the D.I.A. & its owner's heirs
Output: howdy doody
Category: "E" FOR EFFORT 
Clue: To dig up, specifically the deceased
Output: to exhume
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: Born in 1810, this pianist studied harmony at the Warsaw Conservatory
Output: chopin
Category: CITIES' LEADING NEWSPAPERS 
Clue: Charlotte, North Carolina
Output: the observer
Category: GAITS 
Clue: Also a cooking term, it means to walk with short, delicate steps
Output: mince
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: Italian for "a whim", Strauss used it as an opera title, Paganini for a violin study
Output: a capriccio
Category: ART 
Clue: Medieval artists gave triangular ones to the trinity, round to the angels & rectangular to living holy people
Output: halos
Category: SHE-PLANTS 
Clue: This herb of the mint family is often grouped in song with parsley, sage & thyme
Output: rosemary
Category: WHEN PUSHKIN COMES TO SHOVE 
Clue: The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts is a leading tourist attraction in this capital
Output: moscow
Category: NOTORIOUS 
Clue: In 44 B.C. he was made a praetor of Rome & joined Cassius in a little plot
Output: brutus
Category: UFO REVIEW 
Clue: A close encounter of this degree involves actual contact with aliens
Output: third kind
Category: "RUSH"IA 
Clue: The Klondike one lasted for 3 short but enriching years
Output: a gold rush
Category: DANCE! 
Clue: From 1991 to 1995 & again in 1999 she was responsible for the choreography on the Oscars
Output: debbie allen
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: His 1936 work "El Salon Mexico" was his first popular success; "Appalachian Spring" came 8 yrs. later
Output: copland
Category: DOWN UNDER 
Clue: The reverse of the Australian one-dollar coin shows 5 of these animals
Output: kangaroos
Category: 1922 
Clue: This empire came to an end in 1922 when Sultan Mehmed VI was deposed
Output: ottoman empire
Category: EUGENE O'NEILL 
Clue: This epic O'Neill work is based partly on the "Oresteia" of Aeschylus
Output: mourning becomes electra
Category: WORLD LEADERS 
Clue: Since 1971 Syria has been ruled by men of this last name, father & son
Output: assad
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: In 1497 John Cabot visited the area of this Newfoundland capital & named it for a beheaded saint
Output: st. john\'s
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: These people, the inhabitants of Greece's largest island, are known for their pride & independence
Output: cretans
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The West Point Military Reservation includes Constitution Island, which lies in this river
Output: the hudson river
Category: 10 
Clue: This teenage tennis goddess is often escorted by older Russian hockey players
Output: anna kournikova
Category: FUN WITH BALLET 
Clue: Models, gendarmes & a Tour de France cyclist appear in the Gershwin ballet "An American in" this city
Output: paris
Category: WORLD "C"ITIES 
Clue: The Coptic Museum in this city is noted for its collection of ancient Coptic textiles
Output: cairo
Category: LOST 
Clue: This patron saint of lost causes shares a feast day with Simon the Zealot on October 28
Output: st. jude
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: Collectively, argon, helium, krypton, neon, radon & xenon are known by this "heroic" name
Output: noble gases
Category: WHAT WORDS SHOULD REALLY MEAN 
Clue: This should mean someone who rides a bike, not someone who travels about selling wares
Output: peddler
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Tho this country was given independence in 1922 under King Fuad I, British troops remained
Output: egypt
Category: JUST DESERTS 
Clue: In the Northern Hemisphere you'll find the largest chain of deserts along the line named the Tropic of this
Output: cancer
Category: NOTORIOUS 
Clue: He began his famous murder spree in the slums of London's Whitechapel on August 7, 1888
Output: jack the ripper
Category: AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: Like Nathan Hale, this British major was caught in civillian clothes and hanged as a spy
Output: john andré
Category: _____ THE _____ 
Clue: Street performers collect money by doing this, literally & figuratively
Output: pass the hat
Category: FROST/NIXON 
Clue: From 1777 to 1779 George Frost of New Hampshire was a delegate to the second edition of this legislative body
Output: the continental congress
Category: "V" SHALL SEE 
Clue: From the French for "to see", it's a Peeping Tom
Output: voyeur
Category: SUE ME! 
Clue: Since its inception in 1982, the foundation named for her has invested $1 billion to find a cure for breast cancer
Output: komen
Category: WORLD FACTS 
Clue: San Cristobal is the capital of these islands, a province of Ecuador
Output: the galápagos
Category: FRANZ FERDINAND 
Clue: The year Franz Ferdinand was assassinated, leading to World War I
Output: 1914
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: In July 1549 Jesuit priest & explorer Francis Xavier's ship reached this Asian country
Output: japan
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: This Washington, D.C. school is the oldest Roman Catholic & Jesuit university in the U.S.
Output: georgetown
Category: CLASSIC GAME SHOWS 
Clue: Recently married couples are separated & must predict their partner's responses to questions
Output: the newlywed game
Category: INVENTORS 
Clue: John Fleming invented this in 1904 & fought in court with Lee de Forest, who invented the triode in 1906
Output: diode
Category: THE HUMAN BODY 
Clue: Elastic tissue called this forms the auricle; that's the outside of your ear
Output: cartilage
Category: 3 "T"s 
Clue: On a standard e-mail, a JPEG or PDF file is likely carried as one of these
Output: attachment
Category: COUNTRIES 
Clue: Hungarians largely in Transylvania make up this country's largest minority group
Output: romania
Category: 3 Es FOR ME! 
Clue: In grave terms, it's from the Greek for "sleeping place"
Output: cemetery
Category: CLOTHING MATERIAL 
Clue: On "Late Night" David Letterman put on a suit of this material & stuck himself to a wall of it
Output: velcro
Category: "U" GOT IT! 
Clue: In "The Last of the Mohicans" he shook his tomahawk at Magua & shouted, "Stay; Dog of the Wyandots!"
Output: uncas
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: "Resilience" is the appropriate title of a book by this cancer-stricken political wife
Output: elizabeth edwards
Category: A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING 
Clue: Although first cultivated in China, this flower's name is from the Greek for "gold flower"
Output: chrysanthemum
Category: AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: This 1984 science fiction sequel directed by Peter Hyams contains the line "My God, it's full of stars"
Output: 2010
Category: LOUISIANA LORE 
Clue: Kenner, outside New Orleans, was once called "Cannes Brulee" as Indians used to light this on fire to drive out game
Output: sugarcane
Category: FUN WITH THE PERIODIC TABLE 
Clue: The seventh period begins with francium followed by this element discovered in France in 1898
Output: radium