niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: ONLINE WORDS 
Clue: If you want to build a new you, create a toned, buff one of these online facsimiles in "Virtual Hills"
Output: an avatar
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: This group's corporate bodies are the Watchtower Bible & Tract Societies of PA & NY
Output: jehovah\'s witnesses
Category: VIENNA 
Clue: This Vienna Woods village was the scene of the mysterious 1889 death of Crown Prince Rudolf
Output: mayerling
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: Some spiders have a special organ called a cribellum that enables them to do this; how artistic
Output: spin a web
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: In 1991 the United Somali Congress overthrew the Siad Barre regime & took over this capital city
Output: mogadishu
Category: BESTSELLERS 
Clue: Usual profession of John Grisham's heroes, including "The Street" one
Output: lawyers
Category: AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: The "Witches of Eastwick" were played by these 3 actresses
Output: cher, michelle pfeiffer & susan sarandon
Category: MEDICINAL PLANTS 
Clue: Comfrey helps bruises & sprains & even helps these knit together
Output: bones
Category: RUSSIAN PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: Like Sheridan's "The School for Scandal", Denis Fonvizin's "The Brigadier" is a "Comedy of" these
Output: manners
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Thomas Coke & Francis Asbury, the 1st Methodist superintendents in America, soon took this other religious title
Output: bishop
Category: WHERE IN THE WORLD? 
Clue: It's the "shire" where you'll find the storied Sherwood Forest
Output: nottinghamshire
Category: PLAY SETTINGS 
Clue: Athol Fugard spent much of his life in Port Elizabeth in this country & set many of his plays there
Output: south africa
Category: CLASSIC TEEN CINEMA 
Clue: In this James Dean film, Buzz dies when his leather jacket catches on his car door handle
Output: rebel without a cause
Category: ENDS IN "FF" 
Clue: It means to tip your hat when greeting someone
Output: doff
Category: TEENS IN HISTORY 
Clue: When teen king Ptolemy XIV died in 44 B.C., it was rumored that this queen, his sister, had had him poisoned
Output: cleopatra
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: This precious stone is crystalline carbon
Output: diamond
Category: DREAD 
Clue: According to Psalm 111, "The fear of " this "is the beginning of wisdom"
Output: the lord
Category: CIVICS CLASS 
Clue: In the most common form of U.S. city government, a council is balanced by this executive
Output: mayor
Category: PUBLISH OR PERISH 
Clue: This story of the Hollywood film industry really was F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Last" novel--he didn't live to finish it
Output: the last tycoon
Category: POP ON A CD 
Clue: "The Writing's on the Wall", "Survivor"
Output: destiny\'s child
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: An example of the conservation of momentum in action is this felt by a person who fires a gun
Output: recoil
Category: LANGUAGE LAB 
Clue: Most languages of Western Europe get their words for "read" & "write" from this language's legere & scribere
Output: latin
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: In 1842 Willamette University in this state capital became the first college on the West Coast
Output: salem
Category: WOOD WORDS 
Clue: A measure of firewood, or a string you can use to bind it
Output: cord
Category: MILITARY HISTORY 
Clue: The largest horde this Mongol leader who died in 1227 ever assembled was less than 240,000 men
Output: genghis khan
Category: HE'S ALSO A PLANT 
Clue: The Sinowilsonia was named for Dr. E.H. Wilson who introduced plants from this country to England
Output: china
Category: LOOK TO THE FUTURE 
Clue: On this TV show, Kyle Chandler knows the future because he gets his newspaper a day ahead
Output: early edition
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Culture Club" lead singer who was "The Father of His Country"
Output: boy george washington
Category: ALL EARS 
Clue: Injury, infection & loud noises can cause this membrane between the external ear canal & middle ear to rupture
Output: the eardrum
Category: I'M GIVIN' YA PEARLS! 
Clue: This South American soccer great was known as Perola Negra, "The Black Pearl"
Output: pelé
Category: FEDERATIONS 
Clue: The Liberty Federation was founded in 1986 by Jerry Falwell as a successor to this group
Output: moral majority
Category: STARTS WITH "R" 
Clue: Also known as Cos lettuce, it's traditionally found in Caesar salad
Output: romaine
Category: BIG BANDS 
Clue: In 1937 he was "in the mood" to start a band
Output: glenn miller
Category: ANCIENT TIMES 
Clue: The French call it "A.C.", the Italians "D.C.", a 12-hour NBC miniseries called it this
Output: a.d.
Category: 20th CENTURY ART 
Clue: Russian-born artist whose work is seen here:
Output: marc chagall
Category: IN THE "MORNING" 
Clue: Abbreviated SMH, this Australian newspaper was first issued in 1831
Output: the sydney morning herald
Category: ACTRESSES 
Clue: This star who plays TV's Dharma is a classically trained ballerina
Output: jenna elfman
Category: 3 "T"s 
Clue: To reveal someone else's misdeed
Output: tattletale
Category: FOLKLORE 
Clue: According to the ballad, "'Twas on the Illinois central that" this engineer "won his fame"
Output: casey jones
Category: LET'S LEARN HEBREW 
Clue: Modern Hebrew uses Sephardic pronunciation, not that of these European Jews, so "Shabbat" not "Shabbes"
Output: ashkenazi
Category: TV & FILM SAXOPHONISTS 
Clue: This 1986 film earned a best actor nomination for tenor sax great Dexter Gordon
Output: "\'round midnight"
Category: ANY PORT 
Clue: Mombasa, a city in this country also serves as a port for landlocked Uganda
Output: kenya
Category: 'BOUT 100 YEARS AGO 
Clue: At the Minnesota State Fair in 1901 this vice president gave his "Speak Softly-Big Stick" speech
Output: theodore roosevelt
Category: NAME THE PLAYWRIGHT 
Clue: "Torch Song Trilogy"
Output: harvey fierstein
Category: A BUNCH OF HOODS 
Clue: Fighting under Admiral Samuel Hood in Corsica, he was wounded in the right eye, losing his sight in it
Output: nelson
Category: MIDWAY 
Clue: In 1935 this airline built a prefab hotel on Midway as a rest stop for passengers flying on its China Clippers
Output: pan am
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: It's believed that a land mass called Pangaea later split into 2: Laurasia & this one
Output: gondwanaland
Category: "PH"UN WORDS 
Clue: You beta know that this letter follows upsilon in the Greek alphabet
Output: phi
Category: 6-SYLLABLE WORDS 
Clue: To have an insufficient amount of startup cash for a business enterprise
Output: undercapitalize
Category: SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST 
Clue: In July 1889 this fighter knocked out Jack Kilrain in the last bare-knuckled championship boxing match
Output: sullivan
Category: RAIDERS 
Clue: Cecil Rhodes' attempted invasion known as the Jameson Raid set the stage for this war
Output: the boer war
Category: "P.S." 
Clue: Comic seen here in a 1995 film: "You guys - we're talking about a human day's life here!  Hello?  Heads, shoulders, knees & toes, knees & toes - the whole thing!"
Output: pauly shore
Category: NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM 
Clue: In Rousseau's "Sleeping Gypsy", a full moon hangs in the night sky while this animal catches the scent of the title figure
Output: a lion
Category: FAMILY FILMS 
Clue: Single guy Adam Sandler tries to raise a kid in this 1999 comedy
Output: big daddy
Category: "C" CREATURES 
Clue: It's hump isn't a water reservoir but an energy reserve
Output: a camel
Category: LLOYDERING 
Clue: After succeeding Herbert Asquith as prime minister, he reduced the number of policy-making cabinet members to 5
Output: david lloyd george
Category: SWEET SPOTS 
Clue: Enjoy a Fancy Fruit Shake or Crunchy Nut Shake at California Shakes on board this attraction at Long Beach
Output: the queen mary
Category: CREW CLUES 
Clue: The person in this position is typically small & light but has enough authority to tell rowers what to do
Output: the coxswain
Category: THE ART OF THE STEAL 
Clue: In May 2010 5 paintings worth $125 million by Braque, Matisse & 3 others left Paris' Museum of this art period
Output: modern art
Category: COLORFUL FOODS 
Clue: An annual Jackson, Mississippi festival celebrates the pairing of these legumes & rice
Output: red beans
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: In the 2nd century, this Greek showed that arteries carry blood, not air as had been thought
Output: galen
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: This president's middle initial, "S", honored both of his grandfathers
Output: harry s. truman
Category: PUT UP YOUR DUKES 
Clue: 2 days after he abdicated the throne, Edward VIII was given this new title
Output: duke of windsor
Category: A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING 
Clue: Measuring over 14 feet long with two faint images, it's been preserved at a royal chapel in Italy since 1578
Output: the shroud of turin
Category: BODY LANGUAGE 
Clue: Students know that this black opening in the center of the eye controls the amount of light that enters
Output: pupil
Category: "EU" VEY! 
Clue: This crumbly coffee cake topping is often paired with "swirl"
Output: streusel
Category: AROUND THE CELL 
Clue: By this process, water moves through cellular membranes to equalize pressure
Output: osmosis
Category: WORDS ABOUT WORDS 
Clue: A polite term for a bad word, it comes from the Greek for "good speech"
Output: euphemism
Category: CLASSICAL COMPOSERS 
Clue: In 1859 this "Swan Lake" composer graduated from the St. Petersburg School of Jurisprudence
Output: pyotr tchaikovsky
Category: THE "SEA" 
Clue: Related to the pipefish, they utter musical sounds to each other when joined together during a mating embrace
Output: sea horses
Category: 5 GUYS NAMED MOE 
Clue: Major league catcher Moe Berg was also a WWII spy for this agency, precursor of the CIA
Output: oss
Category: DIBS! 
Clue: The Dutch had already sighted Australia, & Aborigines lived there, when he claimed it for England in 1770
Output: captain james cook
Category: HUMANITARIANS 
Clue: He used some of his enormous wealth to build a New York City concert hall & over 2,500 public libraries
Output: andrew carnegie
Category: NEW DEAL AGENCIES 
Clue: TVA
Output: tennessee valley authority
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: In this 1996 film D.A. Brad Pitt prosecutes 2 friends for a murder he's connected to
Output: sleepers
Category: OSCAR! OSCAR! 
Clue: This actress won her second Oscar for her role in the 1951 film version of "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Output: vivien leigh
Category: OUR FOUNDING FATHERS 
Clue: He began building Monticello in 1770 but it wasn't completed until after he left the presidency in 1809
Output: thomas jefferson
Category: THE SCIENCE OF COLOR 
Clue: The defect called deuteranopia usually causes confusion of red & this color; a possible problem at traffic signals
Output: green
Category: THE 50 STATES 
Clue: The name of this state is from an Aleut word meaning "Great Land"
Output: alaska
Category: FIRST LADIES 
Clue: Receiving a "rock solid" education at Stanford, Lou Hoover was the first woman to earn a degree in this
Output: geology
Category: PEOPLE IN THE NEWS 
Clue: This man is the mind behind an educational foundation as well as the "Star Wars" movies
Output: george lucas
Category: CHEESE 
Clue: Tyros is Greek for "cheese", & the crystals in aged cheese are tyrosine, one of these building blocks of protein
Output: amino acid
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIES 
Clue: Reviewing "The Last Song", the Times noted, "It is likely that we can look forward to more movies starring" this teen singer
Output: miley cyrus
Category: MYTH INFORMATION 
Clue: In Greek myth these lustful forest gods who were part goat attended Dionysus
Output: satyrs
Category: STATES' LOWEST POINTS 
Clue: 479 feet above sea level on the Colorado River in Clark County just south of Laughlin
Output: nevada
Category: WOMEN WRITERS 
Clue: In 1899 readers awakened to "The Awakening", written by this woman
Output: kate chopin
Category: CALCULATING THE MEASUREMENTS 
Clue: Feet in a fathom plus feet in a mile
Output: 5,286
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: Known as the G.A.R. for short, it was instrumental in establishing a Memorial Day observance
Output: grand army of the republic
Category: "HY" SCIENCE 
Clue: His contribution to science was the celluloid strip used in film, not the sanitary strip used in hotels
Output: john wesley hyatt
Category: MOVIE TRIVIA 
Clue: Douglas Fairbanks Jr., who was married to this star for 4 years, said he refused to read "Mommie Dearest"
Output: joan crawford
Category: COMBAT! 
Clue: Krav Maga is the official self-defense system of this Mideast country's defense forces
Output: israel
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: The Czech subtitle of this Dvorak symphony is "Z noveho sveta"
Output: "new world symphony"
Category: ORLANDO BLOOMS 
Clue: This word follows "Orlando" in the title of a 16th century epic poem by Ludovico Ariosto
Output: furioso
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: Under the 1814 Treaty of Kiel, this country gave Norway to Sweden but kept Greenland & other islands
Output: denmark
Category: 1980s FICTION 
Clue: In 1981 he reissued a parable called "The Children's Story" & published "Noble House"
Output: james clavell
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: Title nickname of Harry Angstrom, a character in several of John Updike's novels
Output: rabbit
Category: HENRY VIII 
Clue: Henry captured Boulogne-sur-Mer in this country in 1534
Output: france
Category: ANTHROPOLOGY 
Clue: Kinesics is nonverbal communication or this "language" for which Cosmopolitan has an online decoder
Output: body language
Category: I'M DATING MYSELF 
Clue: On a night of this Afro-Cuban-based dancing, I specialize in solos, called "shines"
Output: salsa
Category: PHILADELPHIANS 
Clue: This male R&B group was formed in Philly & its hits include "Motownphilly"
Output: boyz ii men
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: In 1976 this Canadian-born author of “Herzog” won the Nobel literature prize
Output: saul bellow
Category: DEAN 
Clue: This association that accredits U.S. law schools stipulates that "a law school shall have a full-time dean"
Output: the american bar association
Category: ROBERT REDFORD 
Clue: Costume designer Edith Head won her 8th & final Oscar for this Chicago-set film that starred Redford & Newman
Output: the sting
Category: THE HOMOPHONICS GAME 
Clue: To elevate mantas
Output: to raise rays
Category: WORLD LITERATURE 
Clue: Nikos Kazantzakis wrote "The Greek Passion" & the tale of him, "The Greek"
Output: zorba
Category: BUGS 
Clue: This "colorful" bristle-tailed insect, Lepisma saccharina, feeds on starchy items such as books & wallpaper
Output: silverfish
Category: IRVING BERLIN 
Clue: Complete's Jerome Kern's quote "Irving Berlin has no place in American music..."
Output: "irving berlin is american music"
Category: ANGELS 
Clue: The 2 fallen angels in the 1999 film "Dogma" were played by these 2 Oscar-winning screenwriters
Output: matt damon & ben affleck
Category: BOTSWANA ANAGRAMS 
Clue: When Botswana was this British protectorate, it was perhaps more of a "can and ale hub"
Output: bechuanaland
Category: MUSICALS 
Clue: "The Color Purple" takes place in this "peachy" Southern state, & it premiered there before it came to Broadway
Output: georgia
Category: INTERNATIONAL ATHLETES 
Clue: 7'2" Dikembe Mutombo led the NBA in this defensive move 3 straight years, 1994-1996
Output: blocked shots
Category: MAJOR 
Clue: In 1655 this Lord Protector of England appointed major generals to combat royalist uprisings
Output: oliver cromwell
Category: "HOUSE" MUSIC 
Clue: This song was a hit for John Mellencamp in 1984: ain't that America?
Output: "pink houses"
Category: SPIES 
Clue: This American spy was exchanged for Rudolf Abel on February 10, 1962
Output: powers
Category: TV SHOW SETTINGS BY STATE 
Clue: "Magnum, P.I."
Output: hawaii
Category: THEATRE TALK 
Clue: If you want a performer to sing once more, shout this French word that has come to mean "again!"
Output: encore
Category: VICE PRESIDENTIAL VICE 
Clue: This V.P. diverted attention from his slush fund by explaining his wife had a cloth coat & not a mink
Output: nixon
Category: BEANTOWN TV 
Clue: Julie Bowen, Candice Bergen and Rene Auberjonois get lawyered up on this David E. Kelley drama
Output: boston legal
Category: SPORTS HOME CITIES 
Clue: MLB's Rockies
Output: denver
Category: COLLEGE RHYME TIME 
Clue: A course on all things not liquid or solid
Output: gas class
Category: ICE CREAM 
Clue: Minty Python & Choc Ness Monster were suggestions for this company's new British flavor
Output: ben & jerry\'s
Category: REGGAE 
Clue: Eric Clapton's 1974 No. 1 hit version of this reggae song helped introduce the style to a world audience
Output: "i shot the sheriff"
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The name of this large port city on Western Europe's Schelde River literally means "at the wharf"
Output: antwerp
Category: WILLIE NELSON, THESPIAN 
Clue: As country music star Buck Bonham, Willie is torn between Dyan Cannon & Amy Irving in this 1980 movie
Output: honeysuckle rose
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Weight-loss program that was the star of TV's "Coach" & the voice of Mr. incredible in "The Incredibles"
Output: jenny craig t. nelson
Category: PSYCHOLOGY 
Clue: Extroverts & introverts are opposing types in this Swiss psychiatrist's theory
Output: carl jung
Category: WHO DIED & MADE YOU KING? 
Clue: Tigranes III of Armenia (Don't overthink this one)
Output: tigranes iv
Category: SNOWBOARDING 
Clue: Stances include regular, goofy foot & this one that angles the toes of both feet in opposite directions
Output: duck foot
Category: SISTER SISTER 
Clue: One of England's first abstract painters, Vanessa Bell was the sister of this Bloomsbury Group author
Output: virginia woolf
Category: BE A SPORT 
Clue: This 5-sport Olympic event had its origins in the activities of a military dispatch rider in enemy territory
Output: pentathlon
Category: FARM AID 
Clue: Also found on a racetrack, this enclosure is a place to exercise animals
Output: a paddock
Category: 17th CENTURY ART 
Clue: Winning favor by glorifying this man in paintings, Charles Le Brun became the arbiter of French taste
Output: louis xiv
Category: NOVEL CHARACTERS 
Clue: In Chapter 1 of a Theodore Dreiser novel, this naive 18-year-old heroine meets--uh-oh!--a traveling salesman
Output: sister carrie
Category: "GAME", "SET", "MATCH" 
Clue: In earlier times, it was someone who arranged marriages for others
Output: a matchmaker
Category: NEWSPAPERS 
Clue: In 1868 the 1st edition of this annual reference book was published by the New York World
Output: the world almanac
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: This author of "2010: Odyssey Two" sold his first science fiction stories while in the RAF during WWII
Output: arthur c. clarke
Category: IT ENDED THE WAR 
Clue: The Treaty of Paris, 1783
Output: the american revolution
Category: TV MINISERIES 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Kristoff St. John from "The Young and the Restless")  Earlier in my career, I appeared in "Roots: The Next Generation", playing this author as a boy
Output: alex haley
Category: INITIALS M.D. 
Clue: He's broken many stories in his online "Report"
Output: matt drudge
Category: STAY! 
Clue: The "Live Like Eloise Package" at this NYC hotel includes a night in a suite & a copy of a Kay Thompson book
Output: the plaza
Category: BLACK AMERICANS 
Clue: In 1965 these 2 Nobel Peace Prize winners participated in the Selma to Montgomery March
Output: martin luther king & ralph bunche
Category: PARDON MY ROBOT 
Clue: The brave humans of "Battlestar Galactica" battled these towering men of metal
Output: cylons
Category: BUSINESS SHOW 
Clue: Take a Blush Magazine quiz written by Maya Gallo & you'll be watching this workplace comedy
Output: just shoot me
Category: PRESIDENTS AT REST 
Clue: At his national historic site in West Branch, Iowa
Output: hoover
Category: THE QUEEN'S ENGLISH 
Clue: A panda car isn't driven by pandas but by these people
Output: the police
Category: LENIN 
Clue: Lenin avidly read "Das Kapital" & in 1889 became a follower of this philosophy named for the book's author
Output: marxism
Category: SHUT YOUR MOUTH 
Clue: In the phrase "on the Q.T.", Q.T. is short for this word
Output: quiet
Category: THE GIANTS 
Clue: If you're visiting the rocky promontory called the Giant's Causeway, you're traveling on this island
Output: ireland
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: He was a god of earthquakes & water before he became supreme ruler of the sea
Output: poseidon
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Act I of this tragedy begins in a palace in Alexandria
Output: antony and cleopatra
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: The silver baron Jose de la Borda laid out the famous Borda Gardens in Cuernavaca in this country
Output: mexico
Category: HANGIN' WITH MY GNOMIES 
Clue: Most know him as the neater half of TV's "Odd Couple"; he was the Gnome King in 1987's "The Gnomes' Great Adventure"
Output: tony randall
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Longfellow dubbed this Ohio city the "Queen City of the West"
Output: cincinnati
Category: WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS 
Clue: "Muppet" comes from these 2 handy words
Output: marionette & puppet
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: In 1986 this model kit company merged with its main competitor, Monogram
Output: revell
Category: SONNETS 
Clue: Sir Philip Sidney addressed this satellite, "With how sad steps...thou climb'st the skies!"
Output: moon
Category: BROWN 
Clue: Though Carter won the 1976 Democratic nomination, this Californian beat him in the Nevada primary
Output: jerry brown
Category: BRITISH CUISINE 
Clue: A traditional part of British cuisine is a plate of fish & chips served with mashed these on the side
Output: peas
Category: MILESTONE BIRTHDAYS 2009 
Clue: She married fellow musician Ryan Adams in March, a month before turning 25
Output: mandy moore
Category: FILE UNDER "M" 
Clue: The Alps & the Andes were built up during this epoch 5 million to 23 million years ago
Output: the miocene
Category: THE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT 
Clue: This "tasty" word follows "red" & "golden" in names of apple varieties
Output: delicious
Category: JUST PLANE GEOMETRY 
Clue: The word geometry means to "measure" this
Output: the world, the earth
Category: T"OIL" 
Clue: This title Shakespearean guy's second line is "The Greeks are strong and skilful to their strength"
Output: troilus
Category: ON BROADWAY: 1970 
Clue: Based on "All About Eve", it featured Lauren Bacall as Margo Channing
Output: applause
Category: MAYORS 
Clue: Once U.S. drug czar, & New York City's police commissioner, he became mayor of Houston in 1998
Output: lee brown
Category: THE TYLER ADMINISTRATION 
Clue: While sitting in the Capitol Building on May 24, 1844, Samuel F.B. Morse tapped out these 4 words
Output: "what hath god wrought"
Category: HIGHER EDUCATION 
Clue: In 1804, this merchant got Rhode Island College to rename itself after him by donating $5000
Output: brown
Category: REARRANGE 'EM 
Clue: Wear an ascot to this Puccini opera
Output: tosca
Category: MILITARY HISTORY 
Clue: A participant in WWI's First Battle of the Marne was the BEF, short for this
Output: british expeditionary force
Category: ONE-WORD FILM TITLES 
Clue: Tom Cruise got an Oscar nomination for his part in this 1999 film about the San Fernando Valley
Output: magnolia
Category: PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES 
Clue: In the 1870s she banned not only alcohol from the White House but smoking as well
Output: "lemonade" lucy hayes
Category: UNDER THE MICROSCOPE 
Clue: In 1898, Beijerinck, a Dutch scientist, realized there were pathogens smaller than bacteria & named them this
Output: a virus
Category: NEWSPAPER CITIES 
Clue: The Mercury News, est. 1851
Output: san jose
Category: SICKNESS & HEALTH 
Clue: Although arthroscopic surgery can be performed on many joints, it is most often done on this one
Output: the knee
Category: THE HILLS 
Clue: Mills in the Gas Hills of Wyoming refine & press this element into the yellowcake form
Output: uranium
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: If run in reverse an electric motor becomes one of these devices that produces electric current
Output: a generator
Category: ED TV 
Clue: Played by Martin Short, he's the nerdy character seen here:
Output: ed grimley
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: The Gravenstein variety of these is harvested in August & September
Output: apples
Category: FILMS OF THE '40S 
Clue: He was the subject of the 1946 biopic seen here: "You see, tomorrow I leave for Hollywood, according to what they call 'talking pictures
Output: al jolson
Category: U.S. CONSTITUTION 
Clue: Needing only the approval of the Senate, these, along with the Constitution, are the supreme laws of the land
Output: treaties
Category: WESTERNS 
Clue: 4 of the members of this title group, including James Coburn, die in the film's big gunfight
Output: the magnificent seven
Category: LIGHTEN UP! 
Clue: A 19th century form of theatrical spotlight gave us the common phrase "In" this
Output: the limelight
Category: THE VIETNAM ERA 
Clue: This man who often faced Kissinger across the bargaining table died in Hanoi in October 1990
Output: le duc tho
Category: UNO 
Clue: This Tennessee quarterback was the No. 1 pick in the 1998 NFL Draft
Output: peyton manning
Category: 2001: A SPORTS ODYSSEY 
Clue: When Mr. Woods won the Masters to hold all 4 major titles at once, it was dubbed not the Grand Slam but this
Output: the tiger slam
Category: FRENCH 
Clue: Une cigogne is French for this wading bird that really delivers
Output: a stork
Category: JAPAN 
Clue: This moated residence in Tokyo is open to the public only 2 days a year
Output: the imperial palace
Category: LEGAL MATTERS 
Clue: During the 1870s a new method of teaching law, the case method, was developed at this Cambridge, Mass. university
Output: harvard
Category: NOVELS & NOVELISTS 
Clue: Sonia Marmeladovna is the heroine of his 1866 novel "Crime And Punishment"
Output: fyodor dostoevsky
Category: BORN TO RUN? 
Clue: In 1976 he fell 117 delegate votes short of defeating President Ford for the Republican nomination
Output: ronald reagan
Category: ARBOR DAY READING? 
Clue: Francie knows that the tree in her yard isn't a pine or a hemlock in this classic by Betty Smith
Output: a tree grows in brooklyn
Category: TO THE NEAREST... 
Clue: To the nearest billion, number of Cokes you'd need to buy to give one to everyone in the world
Output: 6 billion
Category: SCIENC"E" 
Clue: These solar seasonal events occur in March & September
Output: equinox
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: "Sartoris" published in 1929 was his first novel to deal with Yoknapatawpha County
Output: faulkner
Category: VERSE CASE SCENARIO 
Clue: This 2-letter word is the title & first word of Kipling's poem that ends, "you'll be a man, my son!"
Output: if
Category: THE HISTORY OF RAP 
Clue: In the title of Ice-T's album, it's what "O.G." stands for
Output: "original gangster"
Category: IN THE HARDWARE STORE 
Clue: Keep bad men outside with this, defined as a bolt operated by key or knob without spring action
Output: deadbolt
Category: SCOTT LAND 
Clue: This weather man does "happy birthday" greetings on the "Today" Show
Output: willard scott
Category: THE PLAY'S THE THING 
Clue: In 1970 Louis Nye played this title character's aunt, who was from Brazil, where the nuts come from
Output: charley
Category: CHINESE CALENDAR ANIMALS 
Clue: This wascally sign whose years include 1951 & 1999 shows bravery against high odds & is rarely be-Fudd-led
Output: a rabbit
Category: VIDEO GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: It's the "queen" of African waterfall royalty seen here
Output: victoria falls
Category: FAMOUS MOUSTACHES 
Clue: This TV comic known for his moustache & cigars was also known for characters such as Percy Dovetonsils
Output: ernie kovacs
Category: MUSIC 
Clue: Styles of music in the titles of the JVC & Playboy festivals
Output: jazz
Category: WHAT THE GREEK PREFIX MEANS 
Clue: Proto-
Output: early
Category: AUSTRIAN HISTORY 
Clue: When Austria joined forces with this country in 1867, the result was known as a "doppelmonarchie"
Output: hungary
Category: JOHN CUSACK MOVIES 
Clue: Cusack plays a journalist who's sent to Savannah, Georgia in this 1997 film based on a book of the same name
Output: midnight in the garden of good and evil
Category: HAYDN 
Clue: In the 1770s even the mellow Haydn was influenced by this movement whose name means "storm & stress"
Output: sturm und drang
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: The 1985 Live-Aid concert for African relief was held simultaneously in London & this U.S. city
Output: philadelphia
Category: WHERE "BABY"s COME FROM 
Clue: This expression comes from the mouths of crapshooters to bring them good luck & footgear
Output: "baby needs a new pair of shoes"
Category: THE 20th CENTURY 
Clue: In November 1969 American Indian Movement members began their 19-month occupation of this island
Output: alcatraz
Category: MATH-POURRI 
Clue: Total number of days in March, April & May
Output: 92
Category: CANADIAN HISTORY 
Clue: The Meech Lake Accord, which recognized this province as a distinct society, failed to win approval in 1990
Output: quebec province
Category: "Z" FOR YOURSELF 
Clue: Also the name of a wine, it's the most common red wine grape grown in California
Output: zinfandel
Category: COME UP TO THE LAB 
Clue: In 1936, Frank Malina co-founded a Caltech rocket research project; it evolved into JPL, this laboratory
Output: jet propulsion laboratory
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: You may remember there are 3 melting watches in his "The Persistence of Memory"
Output: salvador dali
Category: "SHORT" STOP 
Clue: Adjective that's a synonym for "irascible"
Output: short-tempered
Category: WHAT'S IN AN ARTIST'S NAME? 
Clue: Utrillo usually signed his works "Maurice Utrillo, V."; the "V" stood for Suzanne Valadon, this relative of his
Output: his mother
Category: FIRST THINGS FIRST 
Clue: It's the first country in the world alphabetically
Output: afghanistan
Category: THE KNIGHT 
Clue: A favorite of medieval knights, it's the armor-breaking weapon seen here:
Output: mace
Category: HAIL TO THE CHIEF 
Clue: During WWII this future president was supreme commander of the Allies in Europe
Output: dwight d. eisenhower
Category: DOUBLE-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Effervescence, in liquid
Output: fizz
Category: ROCK GOES POSTAL 
Clue: He was sittin' on a 29-cent stamp as well as on "The Dock Of The Bay"
Output: otis redding
Category: HISTORIC POTPOURRI 
Clue: This conqueror's half-brother Odo, bishop of Bayeux, probably commissioned the Bayeux Tapestry
Output: william the conqueror
Category: WASHINGTON 
Clue: The highest summit in Washington state was given this name by George Vancouver in 1792
Output: mount rainier
Category: LAKES & RIVERS 
Clue: This river that flows to Lyon, France rises from a glacier of the same name in Switzerland
Output: the rhone
Category: I WANT TO BE A FIREFIGHTER 
Clue: (Sarah of the Clue Crew)  Firefighters photograph crowds at a suspicious fire because this person may be there
Output: arsonist
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: South America's Cape Horn was named for the city of Hoorn in this country
Output: holland/the netherlands
Category: ROCK STARS SAY THE DARNDEST THINGS 
Clue: This "Maggie May" guy: "Instead of... (marrying) again, I'm going to find a woman I don't like and just give her a house"
Output: rod stewart
Category: GULF TALK 
Clue: This gulf on the coasts of Estonia & Latvia shares its name with Latvia's capital
Output: the gulf of riga
Category: SPY NOVELS 
Clue: His most recent bestseller is "The Icarus Agenda", published in 1988
Output: robert ludlum
Category: SCIENTISTS 
Clue: It was American physicist Arthur Compton who came up with this name for a quantum of light
Output: photon
Category: WHEN THEY WERE TEENS 
Clue: Spider-Man wasn't there to protect her when she was menaced by giant spiders in "Jumanji"
Output: kirsten dunst
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: The fishlike amphioxus has a structure called a notochord which in humans develops into this column
Output: the spinal column
Category: WHAT A KNOCKOUT! 
Clue: In 1972 this Panamanian's "Hands of Stone" stopped Ken Buchanan to win the lightweight crown
Output: roberto duran
Category: MARTIN SCORSESE, ACTOR 
Clue: Scorsese played a sponsor of "Twenty-One" in this 1994 movie about a TV scandal
Output: quiz show
Category: BRIT BITS & PIECES 
Clue: The BBC has been broadcasting this bell's chimes since 1923
Output: big ben
Category: CANINE WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: On "Cheers" Norm once said it's this type of "world and I'm wearing Milk-Bone underwear"
Output: a dog-eat-dog
Category: NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES 
Clue: Switzerland
Output: zurich
Category: FAMILIAL QUOTATIONS 
Clue: In the King James Version of John 3:16, "God so loved the world, that he gave" this
Output: his only begotten son
Category: ESTATE QUARTERS 
Clue: George Washington had the pine siding painted to look like mahogany at this estate
Output: mount vernon
Category: SONGS FROM DISNEY FILMS 
Clue: "A Girl Worth Fighting For" & "True to Your Heart"
Output: mulan
Category: OBJECTS IN MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Memory-erasing fruit eaten by Odysseus' men
Output: lotus
Category: ACCENTS 
Clue: Even fellow Canadians can have trouble understanding people from this "New"est province
Output: newfoundland
Category: GUILDING 
Clue: AFL-CIO stands for this & the Congress of Industrial Organizations
Output: the american federation of labor
Category: 2 FOR THE MONEY 
Clue: 6-letter fuzzy nylon fastening device used in place of zippers, & the "king of the pan flute"
Output: velcro & zamfir
Category: ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE 
Clue: This national theatre of Ireland celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2004
Output: the abbey theatre
Category: ROCK GOES POSTAL 
Clue: A vote was held to pick which version of this singer, younger or older, would be on the stamp
Output: elvis presley
Category: APRIL FOOL'S DAY BABIES 
Clue: Born April 1, 1938, this model & actress is best known for her starring role in "Love Story"
Output: ali mcgraw
Category: FOOD WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: The Boeing P-26 fighter of the 1930s & '40s was nicknamed this, like a classroom weapon
Output: a peashooter
Category: MMM...PIE 
Clue: It's the 3-word French term that describes pie that's served with ice cream
Output: a la mode
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: She described "And Then There Were None" as "a better piece of craftsmanship than anything else" she wrote
Output: agatha christie
Category: SPORTS LEGENDS 
Clue: In 2008 this strikeout king became president of the Texas Rangers ballclub
Output: nolan ryan
Category: SPORTS RHYME TIME 
Clue: Friendly frozen surface for NHL action
Output: nice ice
Category: CHARACTERS IN PLAYS 
Clue: Violet Venable's son, who never appears in the play "Suddenly Last Summer" because he's been eaten
Output: sebastian
Category: YOUNG STARS 
Clue: Actress seen here in the close-ups only; she never left the ground during filming
Output: anna paquin
Category: LET'S GO FOR A "SPIN" 
Clue: The bowman on a yacht is there to set this sail
Output: a spinnaker
Category: LISA 
Clue: She's played Phoebe Buffay on one primetime series & Phoebe's twin sister Ursula on another
Output: lisa kudrow
Category: WINTER SPORTS 
Clue: Snowboarders use a U-shaped structure called a half this to perform radical tricks
Output: a pipe
Category: THIS YEAR'S HEADLINE! 
Clue: Hong Kong Returned to China!
Output: 1997
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: This mystery author & presidential daughter has published an account of the "First Ladies"
Output: margaret truman
Category: THE SMELL OF THE CROWD 
Clue: Pele scored his 1000th goal in front of more than 100,000 fans at Maracana Stadium in this country
Output: brazil
Category: ENGLISH MONARCHS 
Clue: This monarch was born in Falaise in the Normandy region of France around 1027
Output: william the conqueror
Category: BACON 
Clue: Years after this country's revolution, it reshowed its Francis Bacon triptych... in a London museum
Output: iran
Category: THE VERY MODE "L" 
Clue: Caste of priests after whom the third book of the Old Testament was named
Output: levites
Category: LEGENDS OF SPORTS 
Clue: Sadly, this undefeated boxing legend from Brockton, Massachusetts died in a plane crash in 1969
Output: rocky marciano
Category: 19TH CENTURY SCIENCE 
Clue: This element used in advertising signs was first separated from other inert gases in 1898
Output: neon
Category: COUNTRY MUSIC 
Clue: It's never too early for happy hour in this "timely" tune by Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett
Output: "it\'s five o\'clock somewhere"
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This Utah river named for a river in the Holy Land flows from freshwater Utah Lake to the Great Salt Lake
Output: jordan river
Category: "STREET"S 
Clue: This nickname for the Bank of England is over 300 years old
Output: "old lady of threadneedle street"
Category: POTENT QUOTABLES 
Clue: In 1825, Anthelme Brillat-Savarin said, “a meal without wine is like a day without” this
Output: sunshine
Category: WHO'S SPEAKING IN SHAKESPEARE? 
Clue: "For I am he am born to tame you, Kate"
Output: petruchio
Category: FICTIONAL MOVIE BANDS 
Clue: Stillwater, fronted by Jason Lee, rocks this movie
Output: almost famous
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: "Where Have I Been?" was the 1982 autobiography of this "Your Show of Shows" comedian
Output: sid caesar
Category: OPERA 
Clue: In a Puccini opera, this prima donna is pursued by the evil Scarpia, chief of the Roman police
Output: "tosca"
Category: TAXI 
Clue: Friends thought that the news of the 1984 death of this comic who played Latka was one of his practical jokes
Output: andy kaufman
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: The special theory of this says that the speed of light in a vacuum is a universal constant
Output: relativity
Category: LADIES' DAY 
Clue: Radiation researcher Edith Quimby worked on this "project" that developed the atomic bomb
Output: the manhattan project
Category: ALPHABET SOUP 
Clue: This flavor enhancer used in Asian cooking was first obtained from seaweed
Output: msg
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Politically correct ventriloquists prefer "figure" to this better-known word
Output: dummy
Category: MY NAME IS GEORGE 
Clue: This comedian wrote, "I never eat sushi.  I have trouble eating things that are merely unconscious"
Output: george carlin
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: It has over 9,700 tax preparation offices worldwide
Output: h&r block
Category: FAMOUS FRENCHMEN 
Clue: In 1957 he became director of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco
Output: jacques cousteau
Category: FAMOUS FIRSTS 
Clue: In 1896, Thomas Sperry & Shelly Hutchinson started 1st independent Co. to provide these
Output: trading stamps
Category: '90s FEMALE NO. 1 HITMAKERS 
Clue: 1993: "Dreamlover" & "Hero"
Output: mariah carey
Category: JOHN BROWN 
Clue: This 1862 song shared the melody from the chorus of "John Brown's Body"
Output: "the battle hymn of the republic"
Category: TV ANIMALS 
Clue: The seasick sea serpent
Output: cecil
Category: LONGSHOTS 
Clue: The miraculous 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team beat this country in its final game
Output: finland
Category: ER 
Clue: The NBC Store sells "ER" these, also the name of another NBC medical show
Output: scrubs
Category: COMPANY HISTORIES 
Clue: Franklin Mint founder Joseph Segel founded the QVC network, QVC standing for these 3 things
Output: quality, value, convenience
Category: AM I HUNGRY ENOUGH TO EAT THAT? 
Clue: In Finland's Vorschmack, beef & this meat are baked, then ground with herring (pass the mint jelly)
Output: lamb
Category: TV MOVIES 
Clue: "Dash and Lily" paired Sam Shepard & Judy Davis as these 2 writers who were longtime lovers
Output: dashiell hammett & lillian hellman
Category: PUGILISM 
Clue: Known as "Buster", he scored a dramatic upset of Mike Tyson in 1990
Output: buster douglas
Category: YOU RULE! 
Clue: King Norodom Sihamoni
Output: cambodia
Category: ORGANIZED LABOR 
Clue: This union withdrew from the AFL-CIO in 168 under Walter Reuther, but rejoined in 1981
Output: the united autoworkers union
Category: small state capitals 
Clue: This capital was once known as Frank's Ford after Stephen Ford who was killed by Indians nearby in 1780
Output: frankfort
Category: FEMINISM 
Clue: Co, Po & Na are proposed alternatives to this male pronoun traditionally used when gender is unknown
Output: he
Category: THAT TITLE IS TAKEN 
Clue: T.S. Eliot's poem title this "land" comes from Jessie L. Weston's "From Ritual to Romance"
Output: the waste land
Category: PUTTING CELEBRITIES ON THE MAP 
Clue: Putting a letter before the first name of a "Grease" actress fills the seats in La Paz
Output: bolivia newton-john
Category: '50s TV 
Clue: Back in 1956, Philip Carey of "One Life to Live" was one of the 77th Bengal Lancers in a series set in this country
Output: india
Category: EGYPTIAN LIFE 
Clue: When drinking ahwa, leave these in the bottom of the cup, where they're read like tea leaves
Output: coffee grounds
Category: THE U.S. SENATE 
Clue: Generally the Senate ends the day by doing this, rather than adjourning
Output: recessing
Category: UNREAL ESTATE 
Clue: Shellmound is the Fairchild Family plantation in this Mississippi woman's 1946 novel "Delta Wedding"
Output: eudora welty
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: This 19th C. glass was named for the Massachusetts village where it was made, not for a club or a dagwood
Output: sandwich glass
Category: CASTLES & CHATEAUX 
Clue: With 74 stairways, Chambord is the largest Chateau in this river valley famed for chateaux
Output: the loire
Category: WARREN BEATTY FILM ROLES 
Clue: Football player Joe Pendleton, back from the dead
Output: heaven can wait
Category: POETIC TERMS 
Clue: 16th century poet who perfected in "The Faerie Queene" the stanza named for him
Output: edmund spenser
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Lake Manapouri on South Island is one of this country's deepest lakes
Output: new zealand
Category: ART 
Clue: This muralist was only 10 when he began studying at Mexico City's Academy of San Carlos
Output: diego rivera
Category: 18th CENTURY LITERATURE 
Clue: "It's Not Unusual" to just "Help Yourself" to this 1749 Henry Fielding classic
Output: "tom jones"
Category: CROSSWORD CLUES "O" 
Clue: To swing like a pendulum (9)
Output: oscillate
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: In this play Guildenstern says, "O, there has been much throwing about of brains"
Output: hamlet
Category: DOUBLE LETTERS 
Clue: This small colorful pet fish was named for the naturalist who introduced it to English aquariums in the 1800s
Output: a guppy
Category: MEN OF LETTERS 
Clue: Vidiadhar Surajprasad...
Output: v.s. naipaul
Category: SINGERS ALSO KNOWN AS 
Clue: This ex-Sugarcube once sported the surname Gudmundsdottir
Output: björk
Category: 20th CENTURY AUTHORS 
Clue: This doctor has made the rounds with such medical thrillers as "Coma", "Shock" & "Toxin"
Output: robin cook
Category: SECONDARY MEANINGS 
Clue: It can mean a royal family line as well as a dwelling structure
Output: house
Category: MYTH AMERICA 
Clue: In Aztec myths, this creator god also gives man corn & the arts
Output: quetzalcoatl
Category: "DIS" IS FOR REAL! 
Clue: Infectious canine disease characterized by lethargy & fever
Output: distemper
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: The uniform that Harry Truman wore during his military service in this war is in his presidential library
Output: world war i
Category: THE BASS-ICS 
Clue: A 4-string bass is usually tuned to E, A, D & G--one octave below the 4 lowest strings of this
Output: a guitar
Category: THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA 
Clue: It was a short interlude between his wins for "Anna Christie" (1922) & "Strange Interlude" (1928)
Output: o\'neill
Category: WORLD WAR II 
Clue: He flew 58 combat missions, was shot down once, crashed twice &, oh, yeah, later became President
Output: george h.w. bush
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: This jelling agent prepared from seaweed is often used to grow microorganisms
Output: agar
Category: JFK's CAMELOT 
Clue: In March 1961 JFK issued an executive order creating this agency that sends volunteers to aid developing nations
Output: the peace corps
Category: THE 18TH CENTURY 
Clue: In 1757 this man led the East India Company's forces to victory in the Battle of Plassey
Output: robert clive
Category: LANGUAGES & DIALECTS 
Clue: Latgalian is a dialect spoken by about 150,000 in this country's province of Latgale
Output: latvia
Category: THE LION 
Clue: She was the lioness who was "born free" in a Joy Adamson nonfiction bestseller
Output: elsa
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Dueling vice president who created the puppet show "Kukla, Fran and Ollie"
Output: aaron burr tillstrom
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: The life of these in your body ranges from 3 days in your intestine to a lifetime in your brain
Output: cells
Category: THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME 
Clue: One of the musical stars on the Walk of Fame is this trumpeter who appeared in "Hello, Dolly!"
Output: louis armstrong
Category: A LIFE OF "ESE" 
Clue: Ecclesiastical district under the jurisdiction of a Bishop
Output: diocese
Category: BROOKLYN IS BOOKLAND 
Clue: In a book by this author, "The Assistant" works in a Brooklyn grocery store
Output: bernard malamud
Category: ROCK-Y 
Clue: 1984's "Jump" was the first No. 1 hit for this group that features brothers Alex & Eddie
Output: van halen
Category: QUOTABLE WOMEN 
Clue: Carol Burnett quipped that doing this "Is like taking your lower lip & forcing it over your head"
Output: giving birth
Category: ARTSY FILMS 
Clue: In a 1989 film, Daniel Day-Lewis played Christy Brown, who could only paint with this title appendage
Output: my left foot
Category: GREEK MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Her sisters Stheno & Euryale are mentioned in myth, but we don't know if they were as ugly
Output: medusa
Category: NATIONAL ANTHEMS 
Clue: "Kong Kristian"
Output: denmark
Category: U.S. MUSEUMS 
Clue: Appropriately, you can see the world's largest potato chip at the World Potato Exposition in this state
Output: idaho
Category: TV OPENING WORDS 
Clue: 1983: "...if you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire..."
Output: the a-team
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: It was the middle name & the more famous name of fashion designer Roy Frowick
Output: halston
Category: JAPANESE GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The seaport of Naha is on this Japanese island that was the site of a fierce WWII battle in April 1945
Output: okinawa
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: The Tax Reform Act of 1986 set the tax on these, profits from sold assets, at the same rate as other income
Output: capital gains
Category: THE BRITISH ISLES 
Clue: This island group that lies just north of the Scottish mainland was known to classical writers as the Orcades
Output: the orkney islands
Category: BASEBALL: THE 1960s 
Clue: In 1962, in its first year in the National League, this East Coast team lost 120 regular season games
Output: the mets
Category: 11/30 
Clue: Donald Johanson named this 3.2-million-year-old woman after a Beatles tune he heard Nov. 30, 1974 while partying
Output: lucy
Category: THE REAL WORLD 
Clue: In addition to his study of gravity, he proved that light contains many colors
Output: newton
Category: NEW ROCK 
Clue: Chris Daughtry turned down the offer to sing for this band even after he covered their song "Hemorrhage"
Output: fuel
Category: MOUNTAINS 
Clue: Due to the number of climbers, the Park Service may put an outhouse at the 17,000' level of this Alaskan peak
Output: mount mckinley
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: This "Oz" author was urged to write his stories by his mother-in-law, noted suffragette Matilda Gage
Output: baum
Category: FROM THE GREEK 
Clue: Sadly, this word literally means a hatred of mankind
Output: misanthropy
Category: ON A LAST-NAME BASIS 
Clue: 17th century astronomer Galileo
Output: galilei
Category: THAT OLD TIME NEW WAVE MUSIC 
Clue: Last name of Gary, the former Tubeway Army leader who charted with New Wave hits like "Cars"
Output: gary numan
Category: A WALK ACROSS THE CHARLES BRIDGE 
Clue: Originally called Stone Bridge, the Charles Bridge was built with this "stone", like the walls of the White House
Output: sandstone
Category: TOUGH BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Finland's Aland Islands lie at the southern edge of this gulf
Output: the gulf of bothnia
Category: 20th CENTURY LITERATURE 
Clue: This most popular of Zane Grey's books featured a gunslinger named Lassiter & Jane Withersteen, a Mormon heiress
Output: riders of the purple sage
Category: MYTHOLOGICAL ROMANCES 
Clue: After Apollo gave her the gift of prophecy, she spurned him
Output: cassandra
Category: FLOWER POWER 
Clue: This computing term for a series of peripherals connected to a computer sounds like a school day flower bracelet
Output: daisy chain
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: The first four chapters of this Bram Stoker work are from Jonathan Harker's journal
Output: "dracula"
Category: FOREIGN CURRENCY 
Clue: Eritrea uses the birr as its basic unit of currency, as does this country which it broke away from in 1993
Output: ethiopia
Category: 5 OTHER SENSES 
Clue: You didn't like that one about the nun & the penguin?  Ah, you've got no sense of this
Output: humor