niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: FORESTS 
Clue: Wheeler Peak in Nevada has a grove of the oldest type of tree, these pines; they're 3,000 if they're a day
Output: bristlecone pines
Category: STATE FLAGS 
Clue: This object on the Indiana flag symbolizes liberty & enlightenment, like the big one in New York
Output: torch
Category: HENCE THE TITLE 
Clue: The title of this Tennyson poem refers to passing over a sandbar into open water, heading fro the unknown
Output: crossing the bar
Category: ____ & ____ 
Clue: Term for a legal case whose outcome is not in doubt
Output: open & shut
Category: MADISON & PHYSIOLOGY 
Clue: After leaving the presidency Madison returned to his estate named this
Output: montpelier
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: Major Robert Anderson was in command of this S.C. fort when it was attacked in April 1861
Output: fort sumter
Category: ASSOCIATIONS 
Clue: This inventor's association for the deaf is on Volta Place in Washington, D.C.
Output: alexander graham bell
Category: ADDRESS ME 
Clue: This speech ends, "government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth"
Output: the gettysburg address
Category: STEIN TIME 
Clue: On Jan. 18, 1958 this conductor hosted the first of many "Young People's Concerts" on CBS
Output: leonard bernstein
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: There are colleges called this in Illinois & Connecticut as well as in Dublin, Ireland
Output: trinity
Category: TRY "TRI" AGAIN 
Clue: The period that lasted from about 245 million to 208 million years ago
Output: triassic
Category: AUTHORS ON AUTHORS 
Clue: When she died, Edward Fitzgerald sniped, "No more Aurora Leighs, Thank God!", not counting the ways to love her
Output: elizabeth barrett browning
Category: MOVIE AUTHORS 
Clue: 16 years before he went wild in "Network", he played Wilde in "The Trials of Oscar Wilde"
Output: peter finch
Category: NOW IN STORE 
Clue: Models Marcus Schenkenberg & Jerry Hall helped cargo pants sail up the sales chart for this store
Output: old navy
Category: THE REIGN IN SPAIN 
Clue: An 1872 Carlist revolt led to his abdication the following year; Falco might say, "Rock Me", this king!
Output: amadeus
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Connecticut is bordered on the south by this arm of the Atlantic
Output: long island sound
Category: I'M NOT REALLY A SCIENTIST 
Clue: Elisabeth Shue masters cold fusion & Val Kilmer tries to steal the secret in this 1997 film
Output: the saint
Category: BEASTLY NOVELS BY CHARACTER 
Clue: Badger, Mole, Rat & Toad
Output: the wind in the willows
Category: IT'S A "MAD" WORLD 
Clue: Have a tea cake & remember this French name of a group of islands in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
Output: madeleine
Category: I'M WARNING YOU... 
Clue: He ignored the warning "Don't go into Mr. McGregor's garden"
Output: peter rabbit
Category: HAND, SOLO 
Clue: "What is the sound of one hand clapping?" is a koan from this school of Mahayana Buddhism
Output: zen
Category: TEENS IN HISTORY 
Clue: As a teen Walter Raleigh served with the armies of these French Protestants
Output: the huguenots
Category: MYTHS & LEGENDS 
Clue: This Phrygian king who had the power to turn all into gold was later given donkey ears by an angry Apollo
Output: king midas
Category: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FOOTBALL 
Clue: Last name of QB Brian who led Michigan to the '97 natl. championship; dad Bob QBed for the 17-0 Dolphins of 1972
Output: griese
Category: SPORTS BIRDS 
Clue: In golf, this bird in the hand is worth 2 under par
Output: eagle
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: He co-wrote the stage version of his novel "Native Son" with Paul Green
Output: richard wright
Category: ROCK 
Clue: You're under pressure to name this man who recorded "Under Pressure" with Queen
Output: david bowie
Category: ACTORS ONSTAGE 
Clue: John Lithgow won a Drama Desk Award in '85 for playing "Mountain McClintock" in this play on B'way
Output: requiem for a heavyweight
Category: FASHION HISTORY 
Clue: Originally, ancient Egyptian wigs were this color, a nice contrast to all those white clothes
Output: black
Category: LONG ONE-SYLLABLE WORDS 
Clue: (7 letters) German for "German"
Output: deutsch
Category: THE CABINET 
Clue: This head of the post office was part of the cabinet from William Barry in 1829 to Winton Blount in 1971
Output: postmaster general
Category: ONE-NAMED PERSONALITIES 
Clue: Known as "The Face of '66", this British supermodel has her own clothing line
Output: twiggy
Category: SATIRE 
Clue: Sinclair Lewis' biting 1927 satire of religious fundamentalism
Output: elmer gantry
Category: FRED ASTAIRE FILMS 
Clue: Appropriate title question of this 1937 Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers film
Output: shall we dance?
Category: ART QUOTES 
Clue: In the 1959 book "Cubism", he is quoted as saying, "I paint objects as I think them, not as I see them"
Output: picasso
Category: LADY LOOKS LIKE A DUDE 
Clue: Tilda Swinton went on a gender-bender in 1992's "Orlando", based on this writer's 1928 novel
Output: virginia woolf
Category: CINEMATIC CHICAGO 
Clue: Say the name of this Chicago-set 1992 horror movie 5 times into a mirror & a "sweet" killer will appear
Output: candyman
Category: ONLY 351 SHOPPING DAYS TO XMAS 
Clue: The name of this kids' store founded in 1976 recalls a term for a Boy Scout gathering
Output: gymboree
Category: THE ELEMENTS 
Clue: These 2 elements were named for substances they were first separated out of--potash & soda ash
Output: potassium & sodium
Category: POSTHUMOUS WORKS 
Clue: Max Brod didn't listen to this writer who asked him to destroy "Amerika" & his other stories after his death
Output: kafka
Category: PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME 
Clue: William Howard's log vessels
Output: taft\'s rafts
Category: BALLET 
Clue: "Filling Station" features dancing truck drivers & this 1930s dance whose name is New York City's nickname
Output: the big apple
Category: SYMPHONIES 
Clue: Schubert's 7th symphony is also incomplete, but it's his 8th that bears this title
Output: unfinished
Category: PARKS 
Clue: This Florida national park contains the southernmost point on the U.S. mainland
Output: everglades national park
Category: -ISMS 
Clue: The practices of some extreme Protestants of the Reformation era; or any moral strictness
Output: puritanism
Category: THEY WERE DROPOUTS 
Clue: A dropout at age 12 in 1914, he became the most important American landscape photographer of the 20th century
Output: adams
Category: HEALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: Women should have this test regularly to screen for cervical cancer
Output: the pap test
Category: THE WORLD PRESS 
Clue: Founded in 1831, this city's Morning Herald is Australia's oldest continuously published newspaper
Output: sydney
Category: FOOD SCIENCE 
Clue: You can kill nasty things in wooden cutting boards with the acidity in the white type of this--Heinz wants you to know
Output: vinegar
Category: PENINSULAS 
Clue: Explorer Abel Tasman called this continent's Cape York Peninsula Carpentaria Land
Output: australia
Category: HISTORIC AMOURS 
Clue: He may have sired several of Lady Castlemaine's children; no wonder he was "The Merry Monarch"
Output: charles ii
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: Born in Bergen in 1843, he's been called "The most distinguished Norwegian composer of the 19th century"
Output: edward grieg
Category: SPELL CHECK 
Clue: Overflow with knowledge & spell...
Output: c-o-r-n-u-c-o-p-i-a
Category: SPORTS TRIVIA 
Clue: In 1872 the Marquess of Queensberry introduced this equipment to protect aristocrats while boxing
Output: gloves
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: After Ahab married Jezebel, he adopted her worship of this god
Output: baal
Category: 19th CENTURY NOTABLES 
Clue: Clausewitz said the atmosphere for this is composed of danger, chance, exertion, & uncertainty
Output: war
Category: NORSE MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Among this chief god's names were Bileygr, meaning "shifty-eyed" & Alfador, or "all-father"
Output: odin
Category: ROLL OVER, BEETHOVEN 
Clue: Symphony Beethoven "composed to celebrate the memory of a great man"
Output: eroica
Category: RED SOX IT TO ME 
Clue: On April 20, 1912 the first game at this new venue went 11 innings & ended with a Red Sox win
Output: fenway park
Category: SIX FEET UNDER 
Clue: "The best is yet to come" says this swingin' singer's grave in California's Desert Memorial Park
Output: sinatra
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIE REVIEWS 
Clue: The spacemen in this 1951 film are so peaceful "you'd hardly expect them to split an infinitive, let alone an atom"
Output: the day the earth stood still
Category: KUNG FU 
Clue: On Aug. 14, 1900 U.S. & British troops helped capture Beijing, thus halting this uprising by kung fu practitioners
Output: the boxer rebellion
Category: MILITARY MATTERS 
Clue: The world's most powerful military alliance takes its name from this ocean region
Output: the north atlantic
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: These islands famous for their ponies form the northernmost part of Scotland
Output: the shetlands
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: This king cast Shedrach, Meshach & Abednego into a fiery furnace
Output: nebuchadnezzar
Category: OLD HISTORY 
Clue: In this work Virgil wrote that "a woman is always a fickle, unstable thing"
Output: the aeneid
Category: THIS IS MY COUNTRY 
Clue: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Output: israel
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: This Camus novel is known in French as "La Peste"
Output: "the plague"
Category: A VISIT WITH SHERLOCK HOLMES 
Clue: When Watson met Holmes in a lab, Holmes explained his test for this pigment--it could have decided several cases
Output: hemoglobin
Category: AMERICANA 
Clue: It was in this state in the late 1800s that Standard Oil & National Cash Register rang up their first sales
Output: ohio
Category: TAKE THE "A" TRAIN 
Clue: According to Genesis 4, he was the middle child
Output: abel
Category: BAD FOREIGN STUDY CHOICES 
Clue: In border areas of Eritrea, avoid wandering into this country from which Eritrea broke away in 1993
Output: ethiopia
Category: 1970s ROCK 
Clue: Their 1973 hit about "The Cover of 'Rolling Stone'" landed them on the March 29th cover of Rolling Stone
Output: dr. hook & the medicine show
Category: CROSS-EXAMINING THE WITS 
Clue: So you, a humble Baltimore writer, called Puritanism "The haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy"
Output: h.l. mencken
Category: DRAMA 
Clue: Dramatic form, from Greek for "merrymaking"
Output: comedy
Category: THE "END" 
Clue: The first one in the Bill of Rights deals with the freedom of speech
Output: an amendment
Category: ANIMAL VERBS 
Clue: Nag or pester persistently
Output: badger
Category: WHALE WATCHING 
Clue: This Arctic whale has only 2 teeth; the left one in males may grow to 9 feet
Output: narwhal
Category: OFF TO A GOOD START 
Clue: In a business project, it's the level investors try to "get in on"
Output: the ground floor
Category: "E" FOR EFFORT 
Clue: The Screen Actors Guild gives an acting award named for this type of group on a TV series
Output: ensemble
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: It's the name shared by an Irish revolutionary & the pilot of the command module during the first moon landing
Output: michael collins
Category: THIS MUST BE BELGIUM 
Clue: Its upper city portion is home to the parliament & the royal palace
Output: brussels
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: The schwa used in a dictionary's pronounciation key looks like this lower case letter turned upside down
Output: e
Category: "RO"MANIA 
Clue: This French cheese that's exposed to a mold is called the "king of cheeses"
Output: roquefort
Category: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING 
Clue: In math, a set containing no elements is called an empty set or this type
Output: null set
Category: YOU'RE GOING TO "POT" 
Clue: Chinese dumpling steamed or fried
Output: potstickers
Category: AH, FLORIDA! 
Clue: These islands stretch out about 150 miles from Biscayne Bay into the Gulf of Mexico
Output: florida keys
Category: FICTIONAL HEROINES 
Clue: Charlotte Bronte's hard-luck heroine who finally finds happiness with Mr. Rochester
Output: jane eyre
Category: FLOWER 
Clue: The opium variety of this flower yields a powerful narcotic, & non-narcotic seeds used in baking
Output: poppy
Category: BOTSWANA ANAGRAMS 
Clue: The Limpopo River also has the name of this reptile that some want to make into "coil decor"
Output: crocodile
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: Roman Polanski's film "Tess" was based on his novel "Tess of the D' Urbervilles"
Output: thomas hardy
Category: CRAFT 
Clue: Saddler's pliers were created for gripping this material
Output: leather
Category: A "LITTLE" READING 
Clue: Thisa 1939 play by Lillian Hellman tells the story of the ruthless Hubbard family
Output: the little foxes
Category: SEA, I TOLD YOU 
Clue: The Gulf of California is also known as this from the conquistador who sent explorers there in the 1530s
Output: sea of cortez
Category: THE MASON-DIXON LINE 
Clue: As the boundary between slave & free states, the line extended along this river to the Mississippi
Output: ohio river
Category: 20th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: Before taking her seat in the Senate, Dianne Feinstein was Mayor of this California city
Output: san francisco
Category: A McCATEGORY 
Clue: You may remember this '50s senator from Wisconsin from such witch-hunts as "The Red Scare"
Output: mccarthy
Category: SPORTS ON TV 
Clue: On this ESPN show Kenny Mayne began the catch phrase "Bring me the finest meats & cheeses in all the land!"
Output: sportscenter
Category: SPACE 
Clue: The Van Allen belts surround most of this planet
Output: earth
Category: USC 
Clue: The Mudd Hall of Philosophy bell tower at USC was used in this 1923 Lon Chaney film
Output: the hunchback of notre dame
Category: COMIC STRIPS 
Clue: Jeff & Akbar eternally question their love for each other in his "Life in Hell" comic strip
Output: matt groening
Category: OXFORD 
Clue: The ceremony called Encaenia awards this type of degree, as in 2000 to Judi Dench
Output: honorary degree
Category: ENGLISH LITERATURE 
Clue: This Daniel Defoe character was born in the year 1632 in the city of York, of a good family
Output: robinson crusoe
Category: LYRICS OF THE ARTIST 
Clue: "P-p-p-poker face, p-p-poker face, (mum mum mum mah) p-p-p-poker face"
Output: lady gaga
Category: AIN'T THAT "GRAND" 
Clue: Term for an extended visit to Europe, once an essential part of a British gent's upbringing
Output: the grand tour
Category: HEDY LAMARR-VELOUS 
Clue: In 1949 Hedy played Delilah to this actor's Samson in Cecil B. DeMille's epic version of this Biblical story
Output: victor mature
Category: AMERICAN WOMEN 
Clue: For more than 30 years Marion Davies was the mistress of this married newspaper magnate
Output: william randolph hearst
Category: QUOTES! 
Clue: He penned the immortal 1902 line "The horror!  The horror!"
Output: joseph conrad
Category: AROUND THE LITERARY WORLD 
Clue: This Russian published more than 300 short stories before he wrote his play "The Seagull"
Output: anton chekhov
Category: FAMOUS GERMANS 
Clue: German director Wim Wenders cast her in her 1st film, "The Wrong Move", & used her again in "Paris, Texas"
Output: nastassja kinski
Category: TRANSPORTATION IN SONG 
Clue: Completes the Gary Numan lyric "Nothing seems right in..."
Output: cars
Category: FIGHTIN' WORDS 
Clue: This adjective that means "inclined to fight" comes from the same root as "pugilistic"
Output: pugnacious
Category: FOLSOM PRISON BLUES 
Clue: Opened in 1880, Folsom is now the second-oldest California prison, behind only this one
Output: san quentin
Category: WOMEN OF THE WORLD 
Clue: This cosmonaut, the first woman to travel in space, was named a hero of the Soviet Union
Output: valentina tereshkova
Category: YOU WILL BE ASSIMILATED 
Clue: Under the 1792 Treaty of Jassy, the Ottoman Empire agreed to Russia's taking over control of this peninsula
Output: the crimean peninsula
Category: BOB'S YOUR POET 
Clue: "The Twa Dogs" & "Scotch Drink" are among his "Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect"
Output: burns
Category: ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE 
Clue: This type of "suggestion" is a form of self-hypnotherapy
Output: autosuggestion
Category: A GOOD LAUGH 
Clue: Amused actor seen here in 1947's "Kiss of Death":
Output: richard widmark
Category: THE SHERLOCK HOLMES FILE 
Clue: His archenemy, "the Napoleon of crime"
Output: moriarty
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: This "Death Be Not Proud" poet was an Anglican priest who became Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral in 1621
Output: john donne
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Jugglers don't focus on any 1 particular ball; they use this type of vision to keep track of the whole area
Output: peripheral
Category: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 
Clue: You'll find this country's major airports in Varna, Burgas & Sofia
Output: bulgaria
Category: BOTANY 
Clue: This gas is produced by plants during photosynthesis
Output: oxygen
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: In 1990 this playwright won his second Pulitzer Prize, for "The Piano Lesson"
Output: august wilson
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: While attending college, this president served as an editor of the "Princetonian"
Output: woodrow wilson
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: This part of Robert the Bruce's body was cut out & taken on Crusades
Output: his heart
Category: ALL THAT JAZZ 
Clue: Charlie Christian, 1916-1942, was one of the first to electrically amplify this instrument
Output: a guitar
Category: THE LONELY ISLAND 
Clue: The name given to these islands when they were annexed by the U.S. in 1867 reflected their position between America & Asia
Output: the midway islands
Category: AMERICAN POETRY 
Clue: In "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening", he wrote that he had "promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep"
Output: frost
Category: CHICKEN SOUP 
Clue: It's a series of lunches or dinners that politicians feel compelled to attend
Output: the rubber chicken circuit
Category: BODY OF LITERATURE 
Clue: Alan Brown's "Audrey Hepburn's ____"
Output: neck
Category: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNIE 
Clue: Few know that this revolutionary's real first name is Ernesto
Output: ernesto "che" guevara
Category: A TIM ROBBINS FILM FESTIVAL 
Clue: Tim jumped through (hula) hoops in this '94 Coen Brothers flick with Paul Newman
Output: the hudsucker proxy
Category: A, B, C 
Clue: It's the symbol for the letter A in braille
Output: a dot
Category: NOVEL "T"s 
Clue: This Hardy novel is subtitled "A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented"
Output: tess of the d\'urbervilles
Category: COMPLEXES 
Clue: Type of architecture seen in the Hagia Sophia Complex; it's also a synonym for "complex"
Output: byzantine
Category: YULETIDE FAVORITES 
Clue: This Brenda Lee perennial failed to chart in 1958 & 1959, but its re-release in 1960 reached No. 14
Output: "rockin\' around the christmas tree"
Category: DANCE 
Clue: The name of the Israeli dance Mayim, Mayim means this liquid, this liquid
Output: water
Category: SHALL WE "DANCE"? 
Clue: Characters in this 1990 Oscar winner included Wind In His Hair, Kicking Bird & Lt. John Dunbar
Output: dances with wolves
Category: FOOD 
Clue: What we call a Polish sausage is also known by this Polish name
Output: kielbasa
Category: YOU AUTO KNOW 
Clue: Like a comedian, a car owner may need to "adjust" this, perhaps by advancing the spark
Output: timing
Category: THE PLAY'S PLAY-BY-PLAY 
Clue: Tinker Bell's out of the drawer -- goes behind the clock -- looks like she's going to pull Wendy's hair
Output: peter pan
Category: MYTHING IN ACTION 
Clue: On one adventure, the Argonauts encountered these fierce female winged monsters
Output: harpies
Category: TEEN CUISINE 
Clue: Nautical name for a sandwich made from a long roll cut horizontally
Output: submarine
Category: COLLEGE COLLAGE 
Clue: In 1931 he established his "Institute" of technology in Chicago & in 1953 it was renamed for him
Output: dr. herman devry
Category: ANIMALS ON THE MAP 
Clue: This island group in the north Atlantic makes up 2 Spanish provinces
Output: canary islands
Category: NOVEL OPERAS 
Clue: Scotsman whose novel, "The Bride of Lammermoor" inspired "Lucia di Lammermoor"
Output: sir walter scott
Category: HAPPY BIRTHDAY 
Clue: This star of "Born On The Fourth of July" was actually born on the third of July in 1962
Output: tom cruise
Category: TOUGH GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Seoul's chief seaport is this nearby city where MacArthur's troops landed in September 1950
Output: inchon
Category: "G"-MALE 
Clue: Seuss was the middle name of this man born in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1904
Output: geisel
Category: COASTING ALONG 
Clue: L.A.'s Sunset Boulevard ends at this road known as PCH
Output: pacific coast highway
Category: LEANN RHYMES? 
Clue: "By the power of Grayskull!" Prince Adam becomes this hero
Output: he-man
Category: GET SMART 
Clue: A Boston study found doing this for 40 minutes a day builds up the cerebral cortex; monks must be really smart!
Output: meditate
Category: PLACES TO VISIT 
Clue: You can see the Baths of Caracalla in this world capital
Output: rome
Category: HISTORIC AMOURS 
Clue: Let's be candid:  Madame du Chatelet was the long-time lover of this "Candide" author
Output: voltaire
Category: TV SHOW LOCALES 
Clue: Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman moved from this northeastern city to Colorado Springs, Colorado
Output: boston
Category: AIRLINE AD SLOGANS 
Clue: "The world's favourite airline"
Output: british airways
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN PHRASES 
Clue: A wife tries to console her husband in this tragedy by telling him, "What's done is done"
Output: macbeth
Category: SINGERS ON SCREEN 
Clue: As June Boatwright in "The Secret Life of Bees", she didn't play the piano but rather the cello, which she learned for the role
Output: alicia keys
Category: I AM CURIOUS "YELLOW" 
Clue: Drawn by R.F. Outcault, this hero of the first true newspaper comic strip debuted on May 5, 1895
Output: the yellow kid
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES 
Clue: Scholars can't read a 10-word column found in Guatemala but know it means these people had writing in 2300 B.C.
Output: the mayans
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: This Massachusetts capital is the most populous city in New England
Output: boston
Category: BRIT LIT 
Clue: For a greatt writer, he couldn't spell to save his life, as in his line about "the hooly blisful martir"
Output: geoffrey chaucer
Category: IRREGULAR VERBS 
Clue: This letter hides when "hide" is conjugated in the past tense
Output: e
Category: CANADIAN GEOGRPAPHY 
Clue: Canada's most densely populated province, it's known to locals just as "The Island"
Output: prince edward island
Category: THE 19th CENTURY 
Clue: Under  the 1848 treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, this river became the boundary between Mexico & Texas
Output: the rio grande
Category: ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA 
Clue: In "The Clouds" by Aristophanes, a man desires to send his son to study with this Greek philosopher
Output: socrates
Category: TRAVEL FRANCE 
Clue: The first French town liberated in WWII, it's famous for a 231-foot-long illustrated piece of linen
Output: bayeux
Category: EPITAPHS 
Clue: "Subject of the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in 1857 which denied citizenship to the Negro"
Output: dred scott
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Sickly Dickens character who's devoted to Susan Sarandon
Output: tiny tim robbins
Category: AFRICAN CAPITALS 
Clue: Muhammad Ali's "Rumble in the Jungle" with George Foreman was fought in this city, then the capital of Zaire
Output: kinshasa
Category: LET ME MAKE A PREDICTION 
Clue: These cards used by fortune tellers to predict the future include the High Priestess & the Hierophant
Output: tarot cards
Category: AROUND THE EQUATOR 
Clue: It's the latitude of any point on the Equator
Output: 0
Category: WHATCHA EATIN'? 
Clue: A handful of Lamberts, a heart-shaped red variety of this pitted fruit
Output: cherries
Category: POLITICS 
Clue: At his first inauguaration on March 4, 1861, he said the issue of civil war was not in his hands
Output: abraham lincoln
Category: TREES 
Clue: This family of tropical trees has 2 major types of leaves: fan-shaped & feather-shaped
Output: palms
Category: 19th CENTURY LIT 
Clue: His "Ode to the West Wind" was "chiefly written in a wood that skirts the Arno, near Florence"
Output: shelley
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: It's where Lafayette spent the winter of 1777-78
Output: valley forge
Category: 20th CENTURY EUROPE 
Clue: Under PM Hjalmar Hammarskjold, Dag's dad, Sweden maintained this stance during WWI
Output: neutrality
Category: MEDIEVAL PEOPLE 
Clue: Margery Kempe's "Book Of Margery Kempe" is one of the first examples of this genre in English
Output: autobiography
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: On June 1, 1831, James Clark Ross discovered this when a compass needle he was holding pointed straight down
Output: magnetic north pole
Category: "ALL" THE WAY 
Clue: "Crocodilian" nickname for an avocado
Output: alligator pear
Category: HERBS 
Clue: Once believed to render man immortal, this smart-sounding herb is mixed with onions in poultry stuffing
Output: sage
Category: COMPOUND WORDS 
Clue: You can be "as dead as" this, a word combining a portal & a fastener
Output: doornail
Category: WOMEN IN HISTORY 
Clue: "Burning Times" refers to the 15th-18th century persecution of women for this crime
Output: witchcraft
Category: TED'S HUES 
Clue: Ted is envious of Libya's flag because it has just this one color
Output: green
Category: CARBON CREDITS 
Clue: The atoms in a diamond are arranged in this "4-faced" pyramid-shaped pattern, giving it a rigid structure
Output: tetrahedral
Category: HEY MR. WILSON! 
Clue: This singing drummer is best remembered for playing Sam the piano man in "Casablanca"
Output: dooley wilson
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: In 1780 & '81 this general commanded Britain's forces in the southern colonies
Output: lord cornwallis
Category: SCIENTISTS 
Clue: 7 years after publishing a paper on the Periodic Table, this Russian investigated the Pennsylvania oil fields
Output: mendeleev
Category: DON'T MISS IT! 
Clue: The country known as this island "& Tobago" claims that its Carnaval is "The Greatest Show on Earth"
Output: trinidad
Category: SEA YA 
Clue: You have to descend 25,000 feet in this sea to reach the bottom of the Cayman Trench
Output: the caribbean
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: His poems include "Highland Mary", "The Banks O' Down", & "A Man's A Man For A' That"
Output: robert burns
Category: "AIRE" TIME 
Clue: This disease was identified in 1976 after 200 people became ill with pneumonia at a convention in Philadelphia
Output: legionnaire\'s disease
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Title adjective for Anne Tyler's "Tourist"
Output: accidental
Category: IT TAKES A THIEF 
Clue: What a thief called a “dip” dips into
Output: pocket
Category: IN THE BOOKSTORE 
Clue: "In the Name of Sorrow and Hope" is about this late Israeli PM by his granddaughter Noa Ben Artzi-Pelossof
Output: yitzhak rabin
Category: LITERARY SETTINGS 
Clue: Thomas Hardy set many of his novels in this fictional place also in the title of his first volume of verse
Output: wessex
Category: DANCING WITH THE STARS 
Clue: The Great Nebula in this constellation lies in the middle of a hunter's sword
Output: orion
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: Held each August in Akron, Ohio, it's been called "The Greatest Amateur Youth Racing Event in the World"
Output: the national soap box derby
Category: NOVELS & NOVELISTS 
Clue: "St. Mawr" is a short novel by this creator of the less than saintly Lady Chatterley
Output: d.h. lawrence
Category: STICK OUT YOUR MOTHER TONGUE 
Clue: "Ransack" comes from Rannsaka, in the language called "Old" this, also a group known for ransacking
Output: norse
Category: BYE BYE BIRDIE 
Clue: Sorry, Clarice, I won't be serving any Norfolk Island this bird, as it went extinct in 1923; care for some liver?
Output: a starling
Category: THE MOVIE STAR 
Clue: Many stars are repped (as we say in the biz) by this agency, abbreviated CAA & founded by Michael Ovitz
Output: creative artists agency
Category: THE OSCARS 
Clue: The 2 actors nominated for their performances in this 1995 film were Ed Harris & Kathleen Quinlan
Output: "apollo 13"
Category: OF THE END 
Clue: When it ended in 1806, its last emperor, Francis II, continued to rule Austria
Output: the holy roman empire
Category: MAESTROS 
Clue: A 2002 book about this Italian-born conductor was subtitled "The NBC Years"
Output: arturo toscanini
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: This chess piece that usually looks like part of a castle is sometimes called a castle
Output: rook
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: It's Panama's official language
Output: spanish
Category: PEN-SYLVANIA 
Clue: Known as "The Actor" & "The Babe Ruth of Bank Robbers", he once escaped from Holmesburg Prison
Output: willie sutton
Category: GOVERNMENT & POLITICS 
Clue: In January 1949 this Secretary of State known for his post-WWII "Plan" resigned for health reasons
Output: marshall
Category: SPORTS NAME SPELLING 
Clue: Yankees lefty Andy
Output: p-e-t-t-i-t-t-e
Category: NAMES IN THE LAW 
Clue: He took on Ferguson in 1896 after refusing to sit in the railroad car for blacks only
Output: homer plessy
Category: WHAT'S IN A NAME? 
Clue: Columbus' ship whose name is Spanish for "little girl"
Output: the nina
Category: BREAK OUT THE ATLAS 
Clue: One of the 2 Central American countries that do not have both a Pacific & an Atlantic coast
Output: belize & el salvador
Category: "THE" BEGINNING 
Clue: From the Greek for "to attend", this adjective means curative; you might find answreing the clue to be quite...
Output: therapeutic
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Characters in this Bizet opera include a toreador, a gypsy girl & cigarette factory girls
Output: carmen
Category: PREFIXED WORDS 
Clue: This word isn't about wall paintings but the sports of students within a school
Output: intramural
Category: ANIMALS, VEGETABLES, MINERALS 
Clue: This white legume has long been a staple of a branch of the armed forces, hence its name
Output: the navy bean
Category: RENAISSANCE MEN 
Clue: In the 15th century Guillaume Dufay wrote many of these musical pieces, French for "songs"
Output: chansons
Category: FAMOUS COLLEGE DROPOUTS 
Clue: She dropped out of Columbia Univ. to sign with Columbia Records & later won a Grammy for "My Boo"
Output: alicia keys
Category: MILITARY RHYME TIME 
Clue: A verdant one of "The few, the proud..."
Output: a green marine
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The name of this area of the Pacific is from the Greek for "many islands"
Output: polynesia
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: Chileans call it Isla de Pascua
Output: easter island
Category: MYTHOLOGICAL RHYME TIME 
Clue: Rainbow goddess' disease-spreading particles
Output: iris\' viruses
Category: THAT'S A LOAD OF GARBAGE 
Clue: The "3 R's" of garbage management are reduce, reuse & this environmentally friendly word
Output: recycle
Category: MELON-CHOLY 
Clue: A type of melon with a yellow skin has this name, like that of a finch
Output: a canary melon
Category: CARBON 
Clue: This mineral is the most stable form of carbon, though not when you sharpen your pencil too fine
Output: graphite
Category: SCIENCE CLASS 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew reports)  Botanists divide a flower into four main parts: sepals, petals, stamens & these
Output: pistils
Category: HAIL TO THE CHIEF 
Clue: In the 1984 campaign he said he was not going to exploit Walter Mondale's "youth and inexperience"
Output: ronald reagan
Category: ON THE WEB 
Clue: You can read some of the classics online at this site named for a Melville short story character
Output: bartleby.com
Category: "F" TROOP 
Clue: 1880s moms dressed their sons in velvet suits & curls in imitation of this "Little Lord" of literature
Output: fauntleroy
Category: "EPI" CURIOUS 
Clue: A member of a class or group that represents that group's essential qualities
Output: an epitome
Category: SONNETS 
Clue: This king who succeeded Elizabeth I wrote a sonnet epitaph on poet Sir Philip Sidney
Output: james i
Category: SPORTS U.S.A. 
Clue: The name of this hat worn by Packer fans was originally a term of derision
Output: a cheesehead
Category: SHE INVENTED WHAT? 
Clue: Rachel Brown & Elizabeth Hazen invented nystatin, an anitbiotic used on people & on this "Dutch" tree disease
Output: dutch elm disease
Category: BE A QUICK CHANGE ARTIST 
Clue: If the item costs $1.50, sales tax is 10% & the customer gives you $5, return this much
Output: $3.35
Category: EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The Marne joins this river at Charenton-le-Pont, a suburb of Paris
Output: the seine
Category: ENDANGERED ANIMALS 
Clue: The blood of this smallest member of the camel family has adapted to high altitudes
Output: vicuna
Category: THE EUROPEAN UNION 
Clue: From 1967 to 1993 it wasn't the European "Union" but the European this
Output: community
Category: EDIFICE WRECKS 
Clue: The Maccabees rededicated this edifice in 165 B.C. & about 235 years later, it was destroyed
Output: the temple
Category: "B" SHARP 
Clue: A type of unglazed china, or a thick cream soup often made with lobster
Output: bisque
Category: FACTS ON FILE 
Clue: Jan Van Riebeeck led the first European settlement of what would become this South African seaport
Output: cape town
Category: NOTED BLACK AMERICANS 
Clue: This big band leader won 3 Grammys for his work on the 1959 courtroom drama "Anatomy of a Murder"
Output: duke ellington
Category: SOME SCIENCE, SOME NATURE 
Clue: The Hawaiian species of this is also known as the nene
Output: a goose
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Multitalented man who played George Costanza on TV while writing "The Gulag Archipelago"
Output: jason alexander solzhenitsyn
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: IN 1997, Martin Luther King III was elected president of this group, the SCLC; Dad would have been proud
Output: the southern christian leadership conference
Category: THE CHANNEL HISTORY 
Clue: 4 English Channel lighthouses have been built on the Eddystone Rocks, famed cause of these disasters
Output: shipwrecks
Category: ANCIENT ROME 
Clue: This church faced periodic persecution for 300 years, until Constantine's conversion
Output: christian church
Category: MASTER OF PUPPETS 
Clue: Named for its early 19th century creator, bunraku is the traditional puppet theater of this country
Output: japan
Category: IT'S ALL FROM THE GREEK TO ME 
Clue: From the Greek for "acid former", this gas is the most abundant element in the earth's crust
Output: oxygen
Category: THAT SOUNDS "GREAT" 
Clue: St. Paul's Cathedral was among the more than 80 churches destroyed during this 1666 catastrophe
Output: the great fire of london
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: The music of this country's national anthem is attributed to a native son, Mozart
Output: austria
Category: ANTHROPOLOGY 
Clue: Margaret Mead studied teenagers in Samoa, & this woman studied "Gorillas In The Mist"
Output: dian fossey
Category: RECENT MOVIE REVIEWS 
Clue: The L.A. Times said, "The South takes another beating" in this film where Reese Witherspoon is a "Dixie Holly Golightly"
Output: sweet home alabama
Category: COLLEGES 
Clue: Clemson University, named for John C. Calhoun's son-in-law, is a land-grant college in this state
Output: south carolina
Category: GET A GRIP 
Clue: The everyday type of it is calcite; the type rock climbers use to get a grip is magnesium carbonate
Output: chalk
Category: COLLEGE SPORTS 
Clue: In 1994 Amy Van Dyken set an NCAA record, 21.77 sec., in the shortest freestyle swimming distance, this many yards
Output: 50
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: This dilapidated Hawthorne mansion is home to Pyncheon relatives Hepzibah, Phoebe & Clifford & a lodger
Output: house of the seven gables
Category: CHOOSE A "CIDE" 
Clue: Final act of playwrights Seneca & von Kleist
Output: suicide
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: Delos, the smallest of this country's Cyclades Islands, was a shrine to Apollo in ancient times
Output: greece
Category: MOTOR SPORTS 
Clue: In 1959 Lee Petty became the first to win the Daytona 500; this son later won the race a record 7 times
Output: richard petty
Category: SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS 
Clue: In 132 Zhang Heng developed a crude one of these instruments that registers earthquakes
Output: seismograph
Category: PREFIXES 
Clue: It it lived up to the milli-part of its name, a millipede with have this many feet
Output: a thousand
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: An acting competition is named for this woman who played Granny on "The Beverly Hillbillies"
Output: irene ryan
Category: POTENT QUOTABLES 
Clue: G.W. Young was the one who insisted that these “must never touch mine”
Output: lips that touch liquor
Category: SERIOUS ABOUT CEREAL 
Clue: Wheat has been cracked, flaked, & thanks to Henry Perky in the 1890s, this
Output: shredded
Category: 12-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Brittannica or World Book, for example
Output: encyclopedia
Category: ENTERTAINMENT MILESTONES 
Clue: Disney's first direct-to-video feature was the "Aladdin" sequel "The Return of" this villain
Output: jafar
Category: LITERARY TRILOGIES 
Clue: "Number One" is actually the number two novel in a trilogy by this author of "U.S.A."
Output: john dos passos
Category: WAR OF THE WORLDS 
Clue: Ray guns & speed bikes are no match for the Ewoks' sticks & stones in this film
Output: return of the jedi
Category: GOOD SPORTS 
Clue: This former L.A. Laker holds the NBA record for career points in the playoffs
Output: kareem abdul-jabbar
Category: MIDDLE NAMES 
Clue: The actor seen here, his middle name is Theodore
Output: craig t. nelson
Category: SIMILES 
Clue: The expression this "as a judge" dates back to around 1700
Output: sober
Category: OFFICIAL LANGUAGES 
Clue: Belize
Output: english
Category: TRACK 
Clue: The "anchor" for this type of event is no dead weight; he's usually the team's fastest runner
Output: relay race
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: While Portland is Maine's main city, this is the capital
Output: augusta
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: The veterans group for this Cold War alliance's military forces is based in New Brunswick
Output: nato
Category: COMING TO AMERICA 
Clue: Great Scot!  He came to America in 1848 & rose from bobbin boy in a cotton factory to a steel magnate
Output: carnegie
Category: TV TITLE REFERENCES 
Clue: Jennifer Love Hewitt, who sees & talks (softly) to dead people
Output: ghost whisperer
Category: "M"USIC 
Clue: It can be a synonm for "bar", or a stately English dance of old
Output: a measure
Category: FROM THE GREEK 
Clue: This liquid part of the blood derives its name from the Greek for something molded or formed
Output: plasma
Category: 19th CENTURY OPERA 
Clue: The title clowns of this Leoncavallo work arrive in a parade led by a donkey, not in a tiny car
Output: pagliacci
Category: HAY IS 
Clue: ...Animal fodder made from cereal grasses like this one, also the first name of the current treasury secretary
Output: timothy
Category: BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 
Clue: A perfect 3-game series of 12 strikes in each game would total this many combined points
Output: 900
Category: FACTS & FIGURES 
Clue: In the U.S. in 1900 this was 46.3 for males & 48.3 for females; in 2000 it was 74.3 & 79.7
Output: life expectancy
Category: WOMEN IN SPORTS 
Clue: In 2008 this figure skater added a new title: winner of "Dancing with the Stars"
Output: kristi yamaguchi
Category: CUBA, SI! 
Clue: Turquino Peak, Cuba's highest, is in the chain known as this "Maestra"; California has one "Nevada"
Output: sierra
Category: A LITTLE BIT ROCK & ROLL 
Clue: "What would you think if I sang out of tune? Would you stand up and walk out on me? ...oh I get by with" this
Output: "a little help from my friends"
Category: FROM THE LATIN FOR... 
Clue: ..."native country", it's returning a refugee or P.O.W. to his homeland
Output: repatriating
Category: SPELLING 
Clue: It's the maiden name of "Liza with a Z"
Output: m-i-n-n-e-l-l-i
Category: CHILDREN'S  LITERATURE 
Clue: In one Grimm tale, 12 princesses dance these to pieces in an underground castle
Output: their shoes
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: Famous waltz played here with "icy" composure
Output: the skater\'s waltz
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: An incident from his book "My Life in Court" inspired the stage play "A Case of Libel"
Output: louis nizer
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: The University of Arizona is a major employer in this second-largest Arizona city
Output: tucson
Category: SOCCER'S WORLD CUP 
Clue: England won in 1966 when the final game went into this, but not as far as penalty kicks
Output: a shootout
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Act I of this opera ends with a love duet between Roddolfo & Mimi
Output: la bohème
Category: THE ROMAN EMPIRE 
Clue: Tiberius was almost killed by a falling rock while dining in Spelunca, a decorated one of these
Output: a cave
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Bordered by Syria & Israel, this small country is only 135 miles long & 35 miles wide
Output: lebanon
Category: SAVING THE BEST FOR LAST 
Clue: The last time this general assembly of the colony of Virginia met was June 24, 1775
Output: the house of burgesses
Category: SEOUL TRAIN 
Clue: Seoul is about 20 miles from this "colorful" sea
Output: the yellow sea
Category: THE SCREAM ACTORS GUILD 
Clue: As Laurie, this actress did a lot of screaming in the first "Halloween" film
Output: jamie lee curtis
Category: LET'S VISIT CYPRUS 
Clue: The Famagusta Gate area is a nightlife center in this capital city
Output: nicosia
Category: LOOK WHO'S TALKING 
Clue: Meursault, whose mother might have died today, narrates this work
Output: the stranger
Category: HOT FILMS, COOL FILMS 
Clue: A brutal murder is solved in this 1967 Oscar winner
Output: in the heat of the night
Category: THESE 3... 
Clue: These 3 U.S. coins total $1.11
Output: a dollar, a dime, and a penny
Category: KISS ME, KATE 
Clue: At the end of "Temple of Doom" Indy snaps his whip around Willie (this actress) & lays a kiss on her
Output: capshaw
Category: "WONDER" LAND 
Clue: Jimmy Stewart said this film was his favorite, as "it's what a true motion picture should be"
Output: it\'s a wonderful life
Category: COMPANY HISTORIES 
Clue: By 1845, with John Young & J.L. Ellis, this NYC jeweler switched from selling paste jewels to real
Output: charles lewis tiffany
Category: START SPREADIN' THE NOOSE 
Clue: On Sept. 22, 1776, the morning after his capture by the British & with no trial, he gave the one life he had
Output: nathan hale
Category: BEARING WORDS 
Clue: Anatomically speaking, something lactiferous or galactophorous bears this
Output: milk
Category: YALIES 
Clue: He wrote songs like "Eli" while at Yale & "Begin The Beguine" & "Night And Day" later
Output: cole porter
Category: TRASH TALKIN' 
Clue: Pronounced one way, it means to decline; pronounced another way, it's trash
Output: refuse
Category: HISTORICAL MEN & WOMEN 
Clue: Plato's "Phaedo" describes this man's final days, including his death by poison
Output: socrates
Category: VAULT DISNEY 
Clue: King Louie is the scatting leader of the monkeys in this 1967 animated film
Output: the jungle book
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: Published in Spain in 1605, this classic of world literature was an instant hit
Output: don quixote
Category: COMPUTER JARGON 
Clue: "Egosurfing" means searching the net for this
Output: your own name
Category: FRUIT 
Clue: This fuzzy fruit is also a slang term meaning inform against or betray
Output: peach
Category: THE "L" WORDS 
Clue: A removable cover, or old slang for a hat
Output: a lid
Category: AND NOW FROM THE BRIEFING ROOM 
Clue: In 1978 a stern President Carter invoked this 1947 law to force coal miners back to work after a 3-month strike
Output: taft-hartley
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: On June 15, 1775 he was unanimously elected Commander in Chief of the Continental Army
Output: george washington
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: This Longfellow poem was suggested by a smithy under a chestnut tree in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Output: "the village blacksmith"
Category: IN THE NAVY 
Clue: An incident involving the U.S.S. Maddox led to the USA's full-scale involvement in this war
Output: vietnam war
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: In 1995 some sections of this Jewish girl's WWII diary were made public for the first time
Output: anne frank
Category: ASIAN CAPITALS 
Clue: John McCain was shot down over this capital in 1967
Output: hanoi
Category: PUT ON YOUR HELMUT 
Clue: Architect Helmut Jahn's works include 1982's One South Wacker Drive building in this city
Output: chicago
Category: ACTRESS TURNED WAITRESS 
Clue: In 1988 Julia Roberts was slinging pizza in this Connecticut town
Output: mystic
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: -273.16 degrees Centigrade
Output: absolute zero
Category: "AI" 
Clue: This often blended rum & juice cocktail is named for a Cuban  town
Output: daiquiri
Category: ACTORS & ROLES 
Clue: "Quo Vadis" star, L.B. Mayer said "Her name rhymes with star"
Output: deborah kerr
Category: ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS 
Clue: Her 1936 painting "Summer Days" shows an animal skull & flowers floating above a desert landscape
Output: georgia o\'keeffe
Category: SINGERS 
Clue: This folk artist wrote "Lay Lady Lay" for his wife Sarah Lowndes
Output: bob dylan
Category: TRACK & FIELD 
Clue: In this event, though athletes regularly clear nearly 20 feet, they mainly use their running momentum
Output: the pole vault
Category: CITY QUOTES 
Clue: "I feel a ton better since I landed again in dear dirty Dublin", he wrote in "Dubliners"
Output: james joyce
Category: FAMILY VALUES 
Clue: Dan Quayle calls this synonym for thankfulness "The most needed value in America now"
Output: gratitude
Category: LOTS OF STUFF 
Clue: A cold-causing agent, its name combines the Greek & Latin words for "nose poison"
Output: a rhinovirus
Category: THE "L" WORLD 
Clue: In 1994 this Norwegian town played host to the Winter Olympics
Output: lillehammer
Category: COOKING 
Clue: When a pie has 2 of these, the top one may be "woven" in a lattice design
Output: crusts
Category: SYNONYMS 
Clue: This word whose 2 syllables rhyme is a synonym for "to ambush"
Output: waylay
Category: ANTHONY HOPKINS FILMS 
Clue: In "Amistad", about an 1839 uprising of Africans on a slave ship, Hopkins played this former president arguing for the defense
Output: john quincy adams
Category: THEATRE IN THE NEW YORK TIMES 
Clue: Ben Brantley said the Jetsons-style Egyptian outfits in this opera-inspired show "should top every drag queen's must-have list"
Output: aida
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It means to set free, as from slavery
Output: emancipate
Category: EUROPE 
Clue: On the French revolutionary calendar, the month of Nivose, "snowy",  was followed by Pluviose, or this
Output: rainy
Category: CANADIAN BAL-EH? 
Clue: Alberta Ballet's "The Fiddle and the Drum" is set to the songs of this female singer born in Alberta
Output: joni mitchell
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: This president's grandfather, James Knox, was a captain in the American Revolution
Output: james knox polk
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: In 2004 the wreck of this author's plane was located off Marseille, near where his "Saint-Ex" bracelet had been found
Output: saint-exupéry
Category: 40 DEGREES NORTH LATITUDE 
Clue: Flores & Corvo are the northernmost islands in this Portuguese group
Output: azores
Category: DRAMA 
Clue: Sula & Helena are robotesses in this Karel Capek play
Output: "r.u.r."
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: An inlet of the Beaufort Sea, this bay is the starting point of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline
Output: prudhoe bay
Category: GOING DUTCH 
Clue: In 1656 Dutch scientist Christiaan Huygens made the first pendulum type of this device
Output: a clock
Category: THE MAGIC DRAGON 
Clue: In this 2010 animated film, Hiccup befriends & then teaches an injured dragon named Toothless
Output: how to train your dragon
Category: 20th CENTURY NICKNAMES 
Clue: Richard Nixon's aides Haldeman & Erlichman were sometimes called these comic-strip "Kids"
Output: katzenjammer
Category: HELL ON EARTH 
Clue: The main economic activities near Hell on this Caribbean U.K. colony are luxury tourism & banking
Output: the cayman islands
Category: '70s SITCOMS 
Clue: This character's father, Frank DeFazio, owned the Pizza Bowl & Cowboy Bill's
Output: laverne defazio
Category: ROYAL WOMEN 
Clue: Maria Cristina ruled as queen regent of this country during the childhood of her son Alfonso XIII
Output: spain
Category: TURKEY LEFTOVERS 
Clue: The 2 traditional symbols of Islam on the Turkish flag
Output: crescent & star
Category: CIVIL WAR LIT 
Clue: The top-rated miniseries of the 1985-86 season was based on this John Jakes novel
Output: "north and south"
Category: PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: It's the study of the principles of reasoning
Output: logic
Category: A MOVIE BEFORE, THEN DINNER AFTER 
Clue: War is afoot in this Marx Brothers classic about the daily changing of broth at a restaurant
Output: duck soup du jour
Category: 1997 
Clue: The brother of this Peruvian president was among hostages at the Lima home of the Japanese ambassador
Output: fujimori