niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: "LOVE" SONGS 
Clue: In her first No. 1 solo hit, Tina Turner asked this title question
Output: "what\'s love got to do with it"
Category: MYTHS & LEGENDS 
Clue: In an Old English poem, this hero who killed the monster Grendel dies after tangling with a dragon
Output: beowulf
Category: RIDING I-10 
Clue: You could swing into this Florida city, the eastern end of the 10, for a Jaguars tailgate party
Output: jacksonville
Category: CZECH, PLEASE! 
Clue: In 1994 this politician & playwright was awarded the Philadelphia Liberty Medal
Output: vaclav havel
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: St. Petersburg is home to Florida's annual tournament in this game popular on shipdecks
Output: shuffleboard
Category: ALMA MATTERS 
Clue: Soprano Alma Gluck had one of her great successes as this coughing heroine of "La boheme"
Output: mimi
Category: LANGUAGE LAB 
Clue: The founder of a school for the deaf, he developed American sign language from a French version
Output: gallaudet
Category: 2-, 3- & 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This axlike tool is a 3- or a 4-letter word, depending on whether you spell it with that final "E"
Output: adz(e)
Category: WHATCHAMACALLIT 
Clue: Because it operates like an old execution device, your average paper cutter also goes by this name
Output: a guillotine
Category: FILMS OF THE '50s 
Clue: In this film Marilyn Monroe famously stepped on a subway grating in a billowy white dress
Output: the seven year itch
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: Named for William Jennings Bryan, Bryan College was founded in this Tennessee city in 1930
Output: dayton
Category: SPICE GIRLS (AND BOYS) 
Clue: Movie producer Neufeld, or a spice with a weapon name
Output: mace
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: This French explorer called the bleak coast of Labrador "the land God gave to Cain"
Output: jacques cartier
Category: DESIGN 
Clue: The luxo, with springs to tilt it at the correct angle, is a favorite desktop one of these
Output: lamp
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: It's the only one-word capital that has the name of its state contained within it
Output: indianapolis
Category: FICTIONAL DETECTIVES 
Clue: "The House Without a Key" was the first case solved by this Chinese detective
Output: charlie chan
Category: 'ROUND MIDNIGHT 
Clue: "Midnight's Children" by Salman Rusdie tells of the post-colonial era in this nation where Rushdie was born
Output: india
Category: 1889 
Clue: In June 1889 he executed the "Starry Night" painting
Output: vincent van gogh
Category: ACTORS & THEIR ROLES 
Clue: Larry Gigli & George Reeves
Output: ben affleck
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: "General Hospital" is set in Port Charles & "All My Children" is set in this fictional town
Output: pine valley
Category: THE FATHERS OF... 
Clue: "The Father of Frozen Foods"
Output: clarence birdseye
Category: SIMILES 
Clue: The familiar "as old as" these appears in "David Copperfield"
Output: the hills
Category: GRAMPA & GRAMMYS 
Clue: Grampa just went to the 40th anniversary tour of these winners for 1962 with "If I Had A Hammer"
Output: peter, paul and mary
Category: PUFF 
Clue: This synonym for "puff" can refer to a slight odor or a baseball strikeout
Output: a whiff
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: TV show in which E.B. White's mouse-like boy lives with Laura Ingalls & her pa
Output: stuart little house on the prairie
Category: STARS OF THE SILENT SCREEN 
Clue: Famous for his series of films with Vilma Banky, he starred as "Beau Geste"
Output: ronald colman
Category: REPUBLICANS 
Clue: Nixon's running mate in 1960, he was ambassador to South Vietnam under JFK & LBJ
Output: lodge
Category: CZECH, PLEASE 
Clue: In Czech, it's "Praha", & it's over 1000 years old
Output: prague
Category: WILLIAM & MARY 
Clue: In his diary he wrote about the couple as children, calling William "very pretty" & Mary "a fine dancer"
Output: samuel pepys
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: It's Ben & Jerry's banana ice cream with walnuts & pieces of dark chocolate
Output: chunky monkey
Category: SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR 
Clue: Named for one of the country's early prime ministers, Fox Glacier is found on this nation's South Island
Output: new zealand
Category: THE NEW PUPPY 
Clue: Puppy will need to be vaccinated against this disease, also called hydrophobia
Output: rabies
Category: GEMS 
Clue: A golden variety of topaz is named for its resemblance to this fortified Spanish wine
Output: sherry
Category: I REALLY DIG YOU (UP) 
Clue: Per his widow's wishes, this architect was moved from his native Wisconsin to Taliesin West in Arizona
Output: frank lloyd wright
Category: THIS & THAT 
Clue: On the large beads on these, you say the Lord's Prayer; on the smaller beads, the Hail Mary
Output: the rosary
Category: BRAVE NEW WORD 
Clue: Differing from e-mail, correspondence via post office is considered this, as if carried by a gastropod
Output: snail mail
Category: HENRY JAMES' BOSTONIANS 
Clue: Basil thinks Doctor Prance would look like this novel's Esmeralda, "If she....only had a goat"
Output: the hunchback of notre dame
Category: THE SILVER SCREEN 
Clue: This Jim Carrey film & "Mission: Impossible 2" were the only 2 films to top $200 million at the box office in 2000
Output: how the grinch stole christmas
Category: "P"LAYS 
Clue: "They Call the Wind Maria" is a song from this musical
Output: paint your wagon
Category: VIRAL VIDEO 
Clue: nationalgeographic.com has a video about how this disease softened up the Inca, easing the Spanish conquest
Output: smallpox
Category: SOUTH AMERICA 
Clue: The Chuquicamata open-pit copper mine, the world's largest, is located in this Chilean desert
Output: atacama
Category: WEAPONS OF THE OLD WEST 
Clue: In titles of John Langley's western novels, this numerical weapon precedes "Law", "Justice" & "Feud"
Output: six-gun
Category: BASEBALL 
Clue: This A.L. team's Jacobs Field has the largest video screen in the major leagues
Output: the indians
Category: THE CON FILM FESTIVAL 
Clue: Gabriel Byrne, Stephen Baldwin, Benicio del Toro, Kevin Pollak & Kevin Spacey are the title figures of this 1995 film
Output: the usual suspects
Category: COLOSSUS 
Clue: Immeasurably great, like the "Jest" in a David Foster Wallace title
Output: infinite
Category: THE SOLAR SYSTEM 
Clue: Ganymede is one of its 4 Galilean moons
Output: jupiter
Category: DOUBLE TALK 
Clue: German spa town in the Black Forest region
Output: baden-baden
Category: "LOVE" SONGS 
Clue: "But darling most of all", the Paris sisters are remembered for this '60s classic
Output: "i love how you love me"
Category: SIGNS & SYMBOLS 
Clue: Hebrew letters also represent numbers; this letter represents 1
Output: aleph
Category: INITIALLY YOURS 
Clue: When this director's "The Birth of a Nation" was released in 1915, tickets were an unheard of $2
Output: d.w. griffith
Category: ROMAN EMPERORS 
Clue: To eliminate opposition, Septimius Severus replaced these imperial bodyguards with his own troops
Output: praetorian guards
Category: REMEMBER LAST DECEMBER? 
Clue: On December 7 this popular American political wife passed away in Chapel Hill
Output: elizabeth edwards
Category: FOREST PRODUCTS 
Clue: Ecuador is the largest producer of this light wood whose name is Spanish for "raft"
Output: balsa
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This capital city is situated in the Judean Hills
Output: jerusalem
Category: THE NORTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY 
Clue: Luanda, Monrovia, Algiers
Output: algiers
Category: BROADWAY REVIVALISM 
Clue: In April 2009 Bill Irwin & Nathan Lane began "Waiting for" him (P.S. They're still waiting)
Output: godot
Category: FLOWER GIRLS 
Clue: Bo & Luke Duke's scantily clad cousin
Output: daisy duke
Category: GET A "P-H-D" 
Clue: The state of being a mom or dad
Output: parenthood
Category: 4-LETTER FRIENDS 
Clue: The sport of rowing
Output: crew
Category: ALL "DE" PEOPLE 
Clue: In 1993 Nelson Mandela & this fellow South African shared the Nobel Peace Prize for ending apartheid
Output: f.w. de klerk
Category: ESTRELLAS DEL BEISBOL 
Clue: A bridge in Pittsburgh is named for this Puerto Rican outfielder
Output: roberto clemente
Category: TV SHOW CASTING CALL 
Clue: Jim Belushi & Jerry O'Connell as 2 Las Vegas lawyers
Output: the defenders
Category: GIVE ME AN "E" 
Clue: This language was introduced in the 1887 book "Lingvo Internacia"
Output: esperanto
Category: MR. AND MRS. SMITH 
Clue: An annual festival in Sydney, Australia honors Maria Smith, the originator of this famous apple
Output: the granny smith apple
Category: CIVIL WAR LITERATURE 
Clue: He drew on his wartime nursing experience for the poem "The Wound-Dresser"
Output: walt whitman
Category: TECUMSEH 
Clue: Tecumseh was a member of this Indian tribe of which his brother was "The Prophet"
Output: the shawnee
Category: "O" POURRI 
Clue: This Japanese craft involves folding paper into shapes
Output: origami
Category: LE CINEMA 
Clue: This 2001 title role was meant for Emily Watson, but she didn't speak French; Audrey Tautou got the part
Output: amelie
Category: OLD NEWS 
Clue: In 1980 the U.N. approved a resolution deploring this country's invasion of Afghanistan
Output: russia
Category: PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: This 19th century Danish philosopher was known to his followers as "S.K."
Output: kierkegaard
Category: MEET AL GORE 
Clue: Al's 1992 treatise on the environment was titled this "in the Balance"
Output: earth
Category: NAVAL BATTLES 
Clue: On March 9, 1862 these 2 ironclads fought for 4 hours with neither ship receiving much damage
Output: the monitor & the merrimac
Category: SANK-A 
Clue: 260 seamen perished when this battleship was sunk by an explosion in 1898
Output: maine
Category: "PAR"TY TIME 
Clue: It's equal to 3.26 light years
Output: parsec
Category: RIOT! 
Clue: The Clash song "White Riot" was inspired by the chaos in this London area, title of a Hugh Grant-Julia Roberts film
Output: notting hill
Category: CREATION STORIES 
Clue: To the ancient Greeks, it was a void from which Nyx & Erebus emerged; in English it's a disordered mess
Output: chaos
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassin, Gavrilo Princip, was a member of this "dark" Serbian terrorist group
Output: the black hand
Category: MUSIC APPRECIATION 
Clue: This Italian term for the deepest male voice range can precede profundo or continuo
Output: basso
Category: 20th CENTURY QUOTATIONS 
Clue: The 2 men seen here; in 1931 one reportedly said of the other, "I had a better year than he did"
Output: babe ruth & herbert hoover
Category: HALF LIFE 
Clue: Half of Sakhalin island, Russia's largest, once belonged to this other country
Output: japan
Category: 1791 
Clue: He published the first part of “The Rights of Man” in England & was later charged with treason
Output: thomas paine
Category: "V" SHALL SEE 
Clue: Destructive animals or insects
Output: vermin
Category: DANCE REVOLUTION 
Clue: From "Rocky Horror", it's "just a jump to the left and then a step to the right with your hands on your hips..."
Output: the time warp
Category: HISTORIC NUMBERS 
Clue: Its release, just over 2 years ago, was accompanied by the Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up"
Output: windows 95
Category: MMM... BACON 
Clue: He once flew from Memphis to Denver for the fool's gold sandwich--PB&J & a pound of bacon on Italian bread
Output: elvis presley
Category: AN AUTHOR IS BORN 
Clue: This son also rose on July 21, 1899 in Oak Park, Illinois
Output: hemingway
Category: POPE 
Clue: Vatican apartments originally built for Alexander VI are named for this power-hungry family of his
Output: the borgias
Category: MUSICAL THEATRE 
Clue: This creator of Jeeves wrote lyrics for more than 2 dozen musicals, including "Leave It To Jane"
Output: p.g. wodehouse
Category: MINORITY REPORT 
Clue: A 1936 dissent by Justice Stone accused 6 other justices of a "tortured construction" of this document
Output: the constitution
Category: ADD A LETTER 
Clue: Confer if you wish, but if you add a letter to "confer", it becomes this type of evergreen
Output: conifer
Category: THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION 
Clue: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew reports from the Johnson Space Center in Houston.)  An orbital facility is being built for the ISS that bears the name of this man born in Genoa in 1451
Output: christopher columbus
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: Thomas Pynchon followed "V" with this novel about the V-2 rocket
Output: gravity\'s rainbow
Category: NATIONAL COATS OF ARMS 
Clue: Costa Rica's coat of arms features these 2 bodies of water
Output: the caribbean sea & the pacific ocean
Category: ANOTHER ONE BITES THE "UST" 
Clue: Feral horse of the American plains
Output: mustang
Category: IT ENDS WITH "U" 
Clue: This flightless bird is related to the cassowary
Output: the emu
Category: HEAD FOR THE HILLS! 
Clue: The Massachusetts State House was built on this hill in the late 1790s
Output: beacon hill
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: This national battlefield in Sharpsburg, Md. commemorates the bloodiest single day of the Civil War
Output: antietam
Category: GREAT SCOTS 
Clue: He spent the latter part of 1773 touring the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson
Output: james boswell
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: On Dec. 9, 1992, the first group of U.S. Marines arrived in this African nation to restore order
Output: somalia
Category: LEMON AID 
Clue: Mash avocado, add onion, lemon juice & some tomato to get this chip dip
Output: guacamole
Category: BOTANY 
Clue: Harison's Yellow is a hybrid of the Persian Yellow & Scotch Briar varieties of this flower
Output: a rose
Category: NAME THAT DAD 
Clue: The Bible's Ishmael
Output: abraham
Category: SOFT "C" 
Clue: This island is 60 miles west of Syria & 40 miles south of Turkey
Output: cyprus
Category: THE FALL 
Clue: During this Jewish harvest festival, many families take meals in homemade huts
Output: sukkot
Category: BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT 
Clue: While attending Harvard, he was runner-up for the campus lightweight boxing championship
Output: theodore roosevelt
Category: HAUTE CUISINE 
Clue: A pate-like dish, or the name of the mold in which pate is baked
Output: terrine
Category: INTERNATIONAL INTERNET CODES 
Clue: Tune in to .fm, the Federated States of this
Output: micronesia
Category: SINGLE WOMEN 
Clue: "Free Yourself" & know that "Life is not a Fairy Tale" for this third "American Idol" winner
Output: fantasia barrino
Category: GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT 
Clue: Tarantino is a director; this is a rapid, whirling dance named for an Italian city
Output: tarantella
Category: CLOTHING 
Clue: They can be crew, knee, or bobby
Output: socks
Category: ANCIENT HISTORY 
Clue: He recited verses about Troy aflame, not fiddling as alleged, while watching Rome burn
Output: nero
Category: WW III 
Clue: Official nickname for the MX, it sounds like an example of Orwellian Newspeak
Output: the peacekeeper
Category: LUAU LUAU 
Clue: Poke, a common appetizer at many luaus, can be made with this fish that has a 3-letter Hawaiian name
Output: ahi
Category: WE MAKE MONEY THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY 
Clue: This Conn. co. was No. 130 on the 2003 Fortune 500; this Conn. co. was No. 130 on the 2003 Fortune 500
Output: xerox
Category: REMEMBER THE USSR? 
Clue: 1980s reforms included perestroika, "restructuring", & this Russian word for "openness"
Output: glasnost
Category: MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS 
Clue: The very British Pelham Grenville...
Output: wodehouse
Category: THEY'RE TALKIN' BASEBALL 
Clue: Tommy Lasorda, asked in 1981 about contract negotiations for this Mexican lefty pitcher: "He wants Texas back"
Output: fernando valenzuela
Category: GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT 
Clue: If you're vulpine, you're like a fox; if you're lying on your back with your face upward, you're in this position
Output: supine
Category: EXPRESSIONS 
Clue: In 1880 Roscoe Conkling declared President Grant would "hew to the line of right, let" these "fall where they may"
Output: the chips
Category: INTERNATIONAL FACTS 
Clue: The line of latitude with this number of degrees lies halfway between the Equator & the North Pole
Output: 45
Category: PAINTINGS 
Clue: An image in Dali's "Persistance of Memory" was apparently based on one in this man's "Garden of Earthly Delights"
Output: hieronymus bosch
Category: DA BOMB 
Clue: The Enola Gay dropped the bomb on Hiroshima; Bockscar dropped the bomb on this city
Output: nagasaki
Category: BRITISH MONARCHS 
Clue: The IV of his name, in 1830 he became the oldest to ascend the throne
Output: william
Category: SPACE EXPLORATION 
Clue: This Russian word is from the Greek for "sailor of the universe"
Output: cosmonaut
Category: THE UNITED STATES OF MEXICO 
Clue: From the Arabic Wadi Al-Hijarah, it's Mexico's second-largest city
Output: guadalajara
Category: AMERICAN HEROES 
Clue: In 1932 she took off in a plane from Newfoundland, Canada & landed about 15 hours later in Ireland
Output: amelia earhart
Category: CALL ME SMITTY 
Clue: Her Armistice Day rendition of "God Bless America" in 1938 introduced the song to the world
Output: kate smith
Category: "GREEN" THINGS 
Clue: After protecting this territory during WWII, the U.S. offered to buy it, but Denmark refused
Output: greenland
Category: "CHOP!" 
Clue: Hiiiiiiiiii ya!  It's a slang term for martial arts movies
Output: chop-socky
Category: MUSIC 
Clue: Name shared by the operatic heroines of "Fidelio" and "Il Trovatore"
Output: leonora
Category: FRENCH CLASS: THE BODY 
Clue: If you're a nez-sayer, you're just referring to this body part
Output: nose
Category: WHO WAS THE ENGLISH MONARCH WHEN... 
Clue: ...the Tet Offensive was launched
Output: elizabeth ii
Category: NAME THE ARTIST 
Clue: "View of Toledo"
Output: el greco
Category: "HIP" "HOP" 
Clue: Not surprisingly, his father Heraclides & his grandfather were both physicians & his mother was a midwife
Output: hippocrates
Category: YOUR MOMMA! 
Clue: The Greek goddess Persephone
Output: demeter
Category: ANCIENT VIPs 
Clue: It was once believed that this Hun, who died on his wedding night, was murdered by his bride
Output: attila
Category: SINGLE-LETTER STOCKS 
Clue: If you have a "Q", just call this Baby Bell
Output: qwest
Category: THE U.S. AIR FORCE 
Clue: Fitting name of a unit between group & division, like the 509th Bomb one or 349th Air Mobility one
Output: a wing
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: Women weren't admitted to this school, VMI for short, until 1997
Output: virginia military institute
Category: WAXES 
Clue: The name of this wax is from the Latin for "wool oil"
Output: lanolin
Category: "U" GOT IT! 
Clue: Lauren Bacall's first job in the theater wasn't onstage; she worked in the house as one of these
Output: usher
Category: CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP 
Clue: It has sponsored sports since 1927 when Mercedes Gleitze swam the Channel with its Oyster model on her wrist
Output: rolex
Category: IN THE "BRIG" 
Clue: 2-masted sailing ship
Output: a brigantine
Category: INVENTORS 
Clue: In 1857 this telegraph inventor served as the electrician on Cyrus Field's first transatlantic cable attempt
Output: samuel morse
Category: FROM THE GREEK 
Clue: Greek for "overseer" gives us this chess piece big on 45-degree angles
Output: the bishop
Category: SCIENTISTS 
Clue: In 1633 this astronomer was found guilty of "vehement suspicion of heresy"
Output: galileo
Category: 6-LETTER TV SHOWS 
Clue: This Fox show transitions between our universe & one in which the World Trade Center still stands
Output: fringe
Category: INTERIOR DESIGN 
Clue: China & India provide many of the "imports" in the name of this Texas-based home furnishings retailer
Output: pier 1 imports
Category: BROADWAY SECRETS 
Clue: When this show's 9 lives were up in 2000, its props & costumes were auctioned off--guess you could call it kitty litter
Output: cats
Category: OPRAH'S BOOK CLUB 
Clue: The first nonfiction work selected, "The Heart of a Woman" is volume 4 of this poet's autobiography
Output: maya angelou
Category: LITERARY EPITAPHS 
Clue: Devoted salesman & husband to Linda. "Attention must be paid."
Output: willy loman
Category: 20TH CENTURY 
Clue: 3 U.S. presidents attended this politician's Texas funeral November 18, 1961
Output: rayburn
Category: THE FRENCH REVOLUTION 
Clue: Running from July 19 to August 17, this month was so hot... you could cook a lobster on the sidewalk
Output: thermidor
Category: S.U.V.  A-OK 
Clue: GM's Suburban & Tahoe
Output: chevrolet
Category: TRAVEL EUROPE 
Clue: Frederiksborg Castle, famed for its gardens, has been called the Versailles of this Scandinavian country
Output: denmark
Category: TV TRIVIA 
Clue: Every week this comedienne was "so glad we had this time together"
Output: carol burnett
Category: IN THE HEADLINES 
Clue: In 2005 this former judge was selected by President Bush to head the Dept. of Homeland Security
Output: michael chertoff
Category: BREAK OUT THE ATLAS 
Clue: A monastery in the English town of Glastonbury is said to be the burial place of this legendary king
Output: king arthur
Category: MYTHOLOGICAL RHYME TIME 
Clue: Falcon-headed Egyptian God's repeated song refrains
Output: horus\' choruses
Category: AMERICAN ARTISTS 
Clue: This "American Gothic" painter produced a series of drawings for Sinclair Lewis' "Main Street"
Output: grant wood
Category: WE ALL SPEAK HINDI 
Clue: This is the Hindi word for a loin band; you'll see them if you go to a black-tie event
Output: cummerbund
Category: PRO FOOTBALL 
Clue: In his career he had a record 22,895 yards receiving, about 50% more than runner-up Tim Brown
Output: jerry rice
Category: SCOTT LAND 
Clue: This actor was "Charles in Charge", the male governess on an '80s sitcom
Output: scott baio
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: A gateway to Yellowstone, it's Montana's most populous city
Output: billings
Category: THIS IS YOUR LIFE, WOODROW WILSON 
Clue: How about a game of "Black Jack" with this man you put in charge of U.S. forces in Europe?  Yes, it's....
Output: john j. pershing
Category: FAMOUS ALICES 
Clue: The Flying Dr. Service & School of the Air are based in this isolated central Australian town
Output: alice springs
Category: SOMEWHERE 
Clue: Dating from medieval times, Gamla Stan ("Old Town") is the "cradle" of this Scandinavian capital
Output: stockholm
Category: DOUBLE TALK 
Clue: A classic 1900 book says he "was not gray; he was a little black dog with long, silky hair"
Output: toto
Category: HISTORICAL MEN & WOMEN 
Clue: In 1793 this French queen was tried & executed, charged with giving military secrets to her brother Emperor Leopold II
Output: marie antoinette
Category: IT'S A GAS 
Clue: One of the main jobs of red blood cells is to carry this gas from the lungs to the body's tissues
Output: oxygen
Category: "B"4 
Clue: A thing that ruins or spoils; perhaps it's the this "of your existence"
Output: bane
Category: RELATED WORDS 
Clue: "Culprit", meaning the guilty party, evolved from this adjective meaning "guilty"
Output: culpable
Category: FAMOUS PAINTERS 
Clue: Alfred Stieglitz discovered her drawings & exhibited them in 1916 while she was teaching art in the south
Output: georgia o\'keeffe
Category: SHOW BOAT 
Clue: This type of boat earns its name from the specific aid it gives larger ships
Output: tugboat
Category: BALLET 
Clue: This Spanish surrealist designed a"maze"ing sets & costumes for the 1941 ballet "Labyrinth"
Output: salvador dali
Category: POP GOES THE CULTURE 
Clue: Some wondered if she'd be known as "J.Ant." after a surprise marriage, her third, to singer Marc Anthony
Output: jennifer lopez
Category: CHEMISTS 
Clue: In 1958 this American chemist & vitamin C advocate published the book "No More War!"
Output: linus pauling
Category: HAULIN' S 
Clue: Make the choice to lose an "S" from one word to get this, to choose by vote
Output: select & elect
Category: NEW WORLD EXPLORERS 
Clue: He discovered San Diego Bay & Catalina Island in 1542 & is said to be buried there
Output: juan cabrillo
Category: A PINT OF ALEC GUINNESS 
Clue: It's the 1957 Best Picture winner for which Guinness won his best actor Oscar as Col. Nicholson
Output: bridge on the river kwai
Category: GROUPS 
Clue: Boreas, Zephyrus, Notus, Eurus
Output: winds
Category: THE OLD TESTAMENT 
Clue: David gave this son & successor advice & plans for building the temple in Jerusalem
Output: solomon
Category: MATH 
Clue: It's the correct name for a 90-degree angle
Output: right angle
Category: WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS 
Clue: Anyone who pretends to hold opinions that he really doesn't share; it once was a Greek term for an actor
Output: hypocrite
Category: ALSO A BIRD 
Clue: To grumble or complain
Output: grouse
Category: THE ANATOMY LESSON 
Clue: In this organ's "middle" part the ossicles pass on the vibrations to the oval window
Output: the ear
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: It's what you've lost if you've been decollated
Output: head
Category: AFRICAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1899 Sudan came under a condominium, not an apartment but joint rule by this neighbor & Britain
Output: egypt
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: Although these huge animals are generally docile, when the bulls go into musth they can turn violent
Output: elephants
Category: ANGRY WORDS 
Clue: It belonged to Khan in a 1982 "Star Trek" title
Output: wrath
Category: REACH FOR THE STARS 
Clue: This constellation used to be the Claws of Scorpio (by the "weigh", scorpions don't have scales)
Output: libra
Category: LEADERS OF WORLD WAR II 
Clue: He was German propaganda minister from 1933 to 1945
Output: joseph goebbels
Category: SONG IN COMMON 
Clue: Dionne Warwick & Aretha Franklin
Output: "say a little prayer"
Category: FOOD IN HISTORY 
Clue: This Roman emperor served his guests snow mixed with honey (& probably bored them with his fiddle-playing)
Output: nero
Category: CLASSIC TEEN CINEMA 
Clue: Title of a 1963 Frankie & Annette movie; the sequel added "Muscle" before it
Output: party
Category: "E"-BOOKS 
Clue: This novel by Sinclair Lewis is a satiric indictment of fundamentalist religion
Output: elmer gantry
Category: "Z" ME 
Clue: Appearing in voodoo cultures, these creatures were featured in "Night of the Living Dead"
Output: a zombie
Category: INVENTORS & INVENTIONS 
Clue: Daniel Webster helped secure this man's rights to vulcanized rubber but the attorney fees cost more than his earnings
Output: charles goodyear
Category: AN UNFINISHED LIT CATEGORY 
Clue: The middle class is skewered in the incomplete novel "Bouvard And Pecuchet" by French author Gustave...
Output: flaubert
Category: A TRIP TO LITERARY BRITAIN 
Clue: Add a new twist to your London vacation & visit the home at 48 Doughty St. where he wrote "Oliver Twist"
Output: charles dickens
Category: FRENCH ACTRESSES 
Clue: In 1976 this star of Truffaut's "The Bride Wore Black" directed her first film, "Lumiere"
Output: jeanne moreau
Category: HITHER & YON 
Clue: Small numbers of reindeer imported to Alaska from this Russian region eventually increased to more than 500,000
Output: siberia
Category: PHYSICAL SCIENCE 
Clue: In the 19th century a unit of conductance was named the "mho" in tribute to this man who studied current flow
Output: ohm
Category: KNOW YOUR BIBLE 
Clue: The question "Am I my brother's keeper?" is posed in this book of the Bible
Output: genesis
Category: ROCK'S FRONTMEN & WOMEN 
Clue: Ozzy Osbourne
Output: black sabbath
Category: FICTIONAL FEMALES 
Clue: Her lines include "What a curious feeling!", "How queer everything is today!" & "I didn't know that cats could grin"
Output: alice
Category: SIMILAR TITLES 
Clue: 417 years after Machiavelli, Antonio Gramsci wrote "The Modern" this
Output: prince
Category: WHAT'S UP, DOCTRINE? 
Clue: This doctrine that pledged to help the Middle East resist communism extended the Truman Doctrine of 10 years before
Output: the eisenhower doctrine
Category: STRING THEORY 201 
Clue: Bosonic string theory has only bosons & none of these particles named for physicist Enrico
Output: fermions
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In January 1823 this son of an Irish immigrant resigned as Chile's supreme director
Output: bernardo o\'higgins
Category: 20th CENTURY SCIENCE 
Clue: In 1932 this inventor figured out a better way than using Iceland spar to polarize light
Output: edwin land
Category: "MEN" OF THE WORLD 
Clue: This state capital is about 85 miles northeast of San Francisco
Output: sacramento
Category: IT'S A GROUP THING 
Clue: (Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from Sea World in San Diego)  It's a term for a stable group of killer whales, so you could say "as alike as two whales in" one of these
Output: a pod
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: On trips in the 1920s, he was an American in Paris, & he gave that title to his 1928 orchestral work
Output: gershwin
Category: COLORS 
Clue: The Latin word talpa, meaning "mole", gave us this word for a shade of brownish gray
Output: taupe
Category: "EYE", MATEY! 
Clue: Ian Fleming's Jamaican holiday home, or the title of a 1995 James Bond film
Output: goldeneye
Category: EARLY AMERICA 
Clue: On September 5, 1774 Virginia's Peyton Randolph was unanimously elected the first president of this body
Output: the continental congress
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Compiled in 712, the Kojiki, "Records of Ancient Matters", is one of this religion's oldest texts
Output: shinto
Category: AT RANDOM 
Clue: According to superstition, if this body part burns, people are talking about you
Output: your ear
Category: DURING THE FILLMORE PRESIDENCY 
Clue: On August 22, 1851 this U.S. yacht defeated 14 British vessels in a race around the Isle of Wight
Output: the america
Category: BEGINS & ENDS IN "E" 
Clue: Young lovers know it's from a middle English word for "run away"
Output: elope
Category: COMPUTER "I"s 
Clue: Faster than a modem connection, it's a method of transmitting data digitally over phone lines
Output: isdn
Category: DEAD POETS SOCIETY 
Clue: This Harlem Renaissance poet wondered, "What happens to a dream deferred?"
Output: langston hughes
Category: BALLET 
Clue: The name of this scissor-legged ballet leap means "thrown"
Output: jete
Category: AWARDS 
Clue: His cookbook of "Favorites From The New York Times" won R.T. French's Tastemaker Award
Output: craig claiborne
Category: NYPD TV 
Clue: Wojo, Harris, Yemana & Fish were 12th Precinct detectives on this sitcom
Output: barney miller
Category: JUNEAU 
Clue: Juneau has several sister cities including Whitehorse in the Yukon & this port in Southeastern Siberia
Output: vladivostok
Category: WHAT'S ON TV? 
Clue: In its 1st episode, citizens of a Kansas town saw a mushroom cloud on the horizon & were cut off from the outside world
Output: jericho
Category: BEER 
Clue: Lambic beer, fermented by wild yeasts, is mainly made in this Low Country
Output: belgium
Category: VARMINTS 
Clue: If this U.S. marsupial keeps getting into my garbage, it won't just be playing dead
Output: a possum
Category: MEAN GIRLS 
Clue: This supernatural TV series was full of mean girls: Cordelia, the insane vampire Drusilla & Glory (a sort of evil god)
Output: buffy the vampire slayer
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Though a teacher & not divine, temples in China have been erected to this man also called K'ung Fu-Tzu
Output: confucius
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: Belize City, a port, was Belize's capital until a 1961 hurricane; then the capital moved to this inland city
Output: belmopan
Category: GENERAL ED. 
Clue: A zygote is produced by the union of 2 of these sex cells, an egg & a sperm
Output: gametes
Category: IT STARTS WITH "ME" 
Clue: This term for following a winding & turning course comes from a river in Phrygia noted for its windings
Output: meandering
Category: MASTER OF PUPPETS 
Clue: This 2004 Matt Stone & Trey Parker film featured risque marionettes
Output: team america(: world police)
Category: WRITING IN FICTION 
Clue: In the novel, Jonathan Harker was the first character to write about & encounter this title character
Output: dracula
Category: RHYMES WITH SONY 
Clue: Bitterness & resentment in speech or attitude
Output: acrimony
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: The name of this ornate style of Baroque architecture probably comes from the French for "rockwork"
Output: rococo
Category: NUMBERS 
Clue: "The Arabian Nights" are "tales from" this number of nights
Output: 1,001
Category: MOVIE GUYS & GALS 
Clue: 1990: “___ Versus the Volcano”
Output: joe
Category: THE FOUR SEASONS 
Clue: "The Four Seasons" consists of 4 concertos for this instrument & orchestra
Output: violin
Category: BALLET & OPERA 
Clue: Warning: If you play the role of Jemmy in the opera "William Tell", you'll get one of these shot off your head
Output: an apple
Category: 2 PARTS OF SPEECH 
Clue: Complete
Output: a verb & an adjective
Category: EDUCATORS 
Clue: She was teaching political science when President Reagan chose her as U.N. Ambassador
Output: jeanne kirkpatrick
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Pumpernickel bread is made primarily of this grain
Output: rye
Category: 1964 
Clue: 4 days after Congress passed the Tonkin Gulf Resolution,  it approved a bill on the "war on" this
Output: poverty
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: This French king was condemned in mid-January 1793 & was executed January 21
Output: louis xvi
Category: DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT 
Clue: You're just a little stiff! You don't have this painful mosquito-borne joint illness with a Swahili name
Output: dengue fever
Category: PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: St. Anselm is famous for his proof of this
Output: the existence of god
Category: BUSINESS PAIRINGS 
Clue: You've probably used some of their products: Crest, Gleem, Scope, Ivory
Output: procter & gamble
Category: ITALIAN ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: The first stone for this Roman basilica was laid in 1506, following the plan of Italian architect Donato Bramante
Output: st. peter\'s
Category: LITERARY SHORTS 
Clue: Shooting an albatross causes bad luck for a ship's crew
Output: the rime of the ancient mariner
Category: LIKE A VIRGIL 
Clue: In 1965 this second American in space became the first to return to space
Output: virgil "gus" grissom
Category: THANKS FOR THE MEMOIRS 
Clue: In "Command Performance", this actress discusses "The Theater of Politics" -- namely, her 4-year term as head of the NEA
Output: jane alexander
Category: THE 2004 PRESIDENTIAL RACE 
Clue: This Florida senator was the first Democratic candidate to drop out of the race
Output: graham
Category: OFFICIAL STATE THINGS 
Clue: The scuppernong grape is its state fruit; one vine in the Outer Banks is more than 400 years old
Output: north carolina
Category: THE THREE R'S 
Clue: It's also been called scrivener's palsy
Output: writers\' cramp
Category: EDUCATION 
Clue: U.S. kindergarten founder Elizabeth Peabody was the first to publish this Thoreau essay
Output: "civil disobedience"
Category: "GUN" SMOKE 
Clue: A bird dog may lose its job if it's this, afraid of loud noises
Output: gun-shy
Category: AIR APPARENT 
Clue: Thousands died in 1952 in a notorious smoggy event in this European capital
Output: london
Category: ODD SPELLING 
Clue: Last name of famous department store founder James Cash
Output: p-e-n-n-e-y
Category: COMPANY NAME ORIGINS 
Clue: As the people running it were inexperienced, this name was adopted by a mail order record business
Output: virgin
Category: MYTHING IN ACTION 
Clue: A beautiful young Trojan, Ganymede was whisked away to this home of the gods to be their cupbearer
Output: mount olympus
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The central part of this Australian capital is divided into 2 sections by Lake Burley Griffin
Output: canberra
Category: RE: GUN 
Clue: A big-fifty Sharps & a sawed-off 12-gauge show up in chapter 1 of "Gunsights" by this author of "Get Shorty"
Output: elmore leonard
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH "A" 
Clue: Signor Del Sarto, or Ms. McArdle
Output: andrea
Category: WHAT'S THE MARTYR WITH YOU? 
Clue: This man whose feast day is Dec. 26 was the 1st Christian martyr; his story is told in the Acts of the Apostles
Output: saint stephen
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: On June 21, 1982 he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the shooting of President Reagan
Output: john hinckley
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: In 1709 inventor B. Cristofori gave this instrument a name meaning "harpsichord with soft & loud"
Output: piano
Category: MAID FOR TV 
Clue: Benson's nemesis was this German maid played by Inga Swenson
Output: kraus
Category: ENDS IN "O" 
Clue: It's another name for the pygmy chimpanzee
Output: bonobo
Category: ACTORS ONSTAGE 
Clue: He played George in 1984's "Sunday In The Park With George"
Output: mandy patinkin
Category: THE "POST" CATEGORY 
Clue: This 12-letter adjective means "after a meal"
Output: postprandial
Category: ALL ABOUT ANIMALS 
Clue: A type of beetle & a species of seal are named for this large land herbivore
Output: an elephant
Category: THE ONE & ONLY 
Clue: He was the one & only U.S. president to take the oath of office aboard an airplane
Output: lyndon johnson
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: Joel Engle's book about him is subtitled "The Dreams & Nightmares of Life in the "Twilight Zone" "
Output: rod serling
Category: BEGINS & ENDS WITH "E" 
Clue: In 2002 this female rapper had her biggest hit, "Gangsta Lovin'" featuring Alicia Keys
Output: eve
Category: VICE PRESIDENTS 
Clue: Elbridge Gerry almost became president when this man got very sick in 1813, but wound up dying in office himself
Output: james madison
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's a ballroom dance or the music for the dance, like the "Blue Danube" one
Output: a waltz
Category: MOVIE PEOPLE 
Clue: He's the "S" in DreamWorks SKG
Output: steven spielberg
Category: "SIDE" EFFECTS 
Clue: Economists also know it as Reaganomics
Output: supply-side economics
Category: THEY ALL PLAYED SINGERS 
Clue: In 1998 Ray Liotta played this leader of the pack -- "The Rat Pack"
Output: frank sinatra
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: This Malibu, California museum is housed in a re-creation of the Villa Dei Papiri in Herculaneum
Output: the getty museum"
Category: 4-F 
Clue: 2-word term for secretaries, bookkeepers, receptionists, etc.
Output: office staff
Category: START YOUR ENGINES 
Clue: Named for its inventor, this engine sprays fuel directly into the chamber, where it is ignited by high- temperature air
Output: a diesel engine
Category: MOVIE TITLE PAIRS 
Clue: A 1987 remake of a French Film: "Three Men and ____"
Output: a baby
Category: A LITTLE WINE 
Clue: From the Latin for "cup", it's the special cup used in Catholic churches to hold consecrated wine during a mass
Output: a chalice
Category: CURSING IN THE BIBLE 
Clue: In his epistle to the Galatians he declares that those who preach a false gospel will be cursed
Output: st. paul
Category: FAMOUS PAIRS 
Clue: They founded the comapny that launched Pocket Books in 1939
Output: simon & schuster
Category: TANK ARRAY 
Clue: The first successful attack using tanks occurred during this war at the Battle of Cambrai
Output: world war i
Category: THE ORCHESTRA 
Clue: It was invented in the 18th century, & in the 19th Monsieur Sax developed it into the saxophone
Output: a clarinet
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: Among her many bestsellers are "Full Circle", "Wanderlust" & 1995's "Five Days in Paris"
Output: danielle steel
Category: OSCAR-WINNING SONG LYRICS 
Clue: " 'Cause I'm never gonna stop the rain by complainin
Output: butch cassidy and the sundance kid
Category: ANGEL 
Clue: In the 9 orders of angels, this group that includes Michael ranks second-lowest
Output: archangels
Category: THE 1890s 
Clue: Created in 1891, Colorado's fir- & spruce-filled White River region was the first of the U.S. areas now called these
Output: national forests
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: Developed in the 1860s, these vehicles made it possible to ship fresh produce across the nation
Output: refrigerated cars
Category: BIBLE WHO'S WHO 
Clue: His surname is likely a corruption of the Latin "sicarius", meaning "murderer"
Output: judas
Category: SIGNIFICANT MOTHERS 
Clue: She was the mom of Catherine of Aragon, Henry VIII's first wife
Output: queen isabella of spain
Category: AMERICAN WOMEN 
Clue: In 1915 this Hull House founder created the Women's Peace Party, which sought an end to World War I
Output: jane addams
Category: THEIR FIRST NOVELS 
Clue: "The Natural" (1952)
Output: bernard malamud
Category: CAR SHOW 
Clue: How very proper--the Vantage Roadster by this British company has an option to add an umbrella & holder
Output: aston martin
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: In 1989 Daniel Arap Moi named this paleo-anthropologist head of the Kenya Wildlife Service
Output: richard leakey
Category: DESTINATION: PLUTO 
Clue: In 1930 he discovered Pluto; in 2006 some of his ashes were headed there aboard NASA's New Horizons mission
Output: clyde tombaugh
Category: THE UNITED NATIONS 
Clue: Zaire & Zambia joined in the '60s & this country, the last member alphabetically, joined in 1980
Output: zimbabwe
Category: "SEASON" 
Clue: Winter to a baseball player, and a good time to visit a resort to avoid peak tourist times
Output: off-season
Category: BEAUTY 
Clue: Seen here, this actress of stage, screen & tube  is a native of Ozone Park, New York
Output: bernadette peters
Category: GETTING TICKED ON 
Clue: The tick species Ixodes dammini has as its favorite hosts white-footed mice & white-tailed these
Output: deer
Category: THE "L" WORLD 
Clue: Like Rome, this capital of Portugal is built on 7 hills
Output: lisbon
Category: TV SPIN-OFFS 
Clue: Dick Van Dyke's character of Dr. Mark Sloan on this series was introduced on "Jake and the Fatman"
Output: diagnosis murder
Category: BIOPICS 
Clue: In 1938 Gary Cooper discovered spaghetti & gunpowder as this adventurer in the East
Output: marco polo
Category: BEEFEATER 
Clue: This dry-cured, smoked deli meat with a Yiddish name can be made from brisket or round
Output: pastrami
Category: WARS 
Clue: Foreign war in which the First United States Volunteer Cavalry gained its fame
Output: spanish-american war
Category: KIDS' GAME SHOWS 
Clue: In 1997 "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" became "Where in" this "is Carmen Sandiego?"
Output: time
Category: ITALIAN LITERATURE 
Clue: "Pinocchio" author Carlo Lorenzini used this last name, taken from his family village
Output: collodi
Category: HOW TERRIBLY BRITISH 
Clue: The Marquess of Cholmondeley & Earl Baldwin of Bewdley belong to this upper house of Parliament
Output: the house of lords
Category: NAME THAT 1990s YEAR 
Clue: An earthquake levels buildings & overpasses in L.A. on January 17
Output: 1994
Category: FANTASY NOVELS 
Clue: Chapter 8 of this popular L. Frank Baum work is entitled "The Deadly Poppy Field"
Output: the wizard of oz
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Saturninus opens this play saying, "Noble patricians, patrons of my right, defend the justice of my cause with arms"
Output: titus andronicus
Category: PSYCHOLOGY 
Clue: Known for his "box", he wrote "Walden Two", a 1948 fiction work about operant conditioning
Output: b.f. skinner
Category: YE GODS! 
Clue: Hypnos was the god of sleep & his sonds Morpheus, Icelus & Phantasus were gods of these
Output: dreams
Category: AVIATION 
Clue: One of the world's largest military aviation museums is located at this Air Force base near Dayton, Ohio
Output: wright-patterson air force base
Category: ANTHROPOLOGY 
Clue: In 1856 quarrymen in Germany unearthed part of a skeleton from this archaic man, the archetypal "caveman"
Output: neanderthal
Category: HOUSE OF METAPHORS 
Clue: Jesus said the temple has been turned into one of these "of thieves"
Output: a den
Category: AFRICAN AMERICANS 
Clue: The late Ron Brown was the first black American to head this cabinet department
Output: commerce
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: In the American colonies in the 1770s, the British East India Company had a monopoly on the sale of this beverage
Output: tea
Category: REDUNDANCY & REPETITION 
Clue: This common legal order to terminate an activity includes 2 synonyms for "stop"
Output: cease & desist
Category: HAIL TO THE CHIEF 
Clue: They're the 2 presidents born in Braintree, Massachusetts
Output: john adams & john quincy adams
Category: ENEMY LINES 
Clue: In 1959 he said his revolution began "With 82 men.  If I had to do it again, I'd do it with 10 or 15 and absolute faith"
Output: fidel castro
Category: CONNECT THE DOTS 
Clue: The Braille system is based on the arrangement of up to this many raised dots per character
Output: 6
Category: RUNNING MATES 
Clue: He chose John Nance Garner in 1932 & 1936
Output: franklin d. roosevelt
Category: THAT'S "EASY" 
Clue: Ezekiel is the real first name of this African-American private detective created by author Walter Mosley
Output: easy rawlins
Category: SALUTE TO THE NBA 
Clue: This man pulled down 11 championship rings as a coach & player for the Celtics
Output: bill russell
Category: DENTISTRY 
Clue: As explained in the book "Marathon Man", it's "The inner substance of your teeth...where the nerves are"
Output: pulp
Category: WOMEN WRITERS 
Clue: A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, her "Black and Blue" was selected for Oprah's Book Club in 1998
Output: anna quindlen
Category: POP CULTURE 2004 
Clue: Sadly, Shante Broadus got served with divizzle papers after a 7-year marriage to this rapper
Output: snoop dogg
Category: INTERIORS 
Clue: A knot or lump on a tree, or the wood cut from it, used as veneer in Jaguar interiors
Output: burled wood
Category: A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY 
Clue: This once-British island naval fortress has been called the "Navel of the Mediterranean"
Output: malta
Category: FAMOUS PEARS 
Clue: This winter pear shares its name with a region in the Loire valley
Output: anjou
Category: THE TV CHARACTER SPEAKS 
Clue: "Lucy, you got some 'splainin' to do!"
Output: ricky ricardo
Category: METALLICA 
Clue: To buy this precious metal, visit Taxco, Mexico; it's the city's best-known product
Output: silver
Category: MEN IN TIGHTS 
Clue: This actor wore tights on the big screen in 1991 as the "Prince Of Thieves"
Output: kevin costner
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Piled high with cold cuts & condiments, the Dagwood Sandwich is named for a character in this comic strip
Output: blondie
Category: JACKETS REQUIRED 
Clue: Now meaning any sport coat, it was originally crimson colored when introduced in Great Britain in 1890
Output: a blazer
Category: PLAY SETTINGS 
Clue: It's set in the 1880s in Tuscumbia, Ala. & at the Perkins Institution for the Blind
Output: "the miracle worker"
Category: "MOD"s 
Clue: Winston Churchill said that political rival Clement Attlee was this, & had much to be this about
Output: modest
Category: MAKES SCENTS 
Clue: You don't have to win an Oscar to wear this famous Oscar's Volupte perfume
Output: oscar de la renta
Category: CHEF SALAD 
Clue: Jennifer Paterson, half of this popular cooking team, passed away in 1999
Output: "two fat ladies"
Category: THE FIVE SENSES 
Clue: Use your septum & posterior nares to help get this sense of your surroundings
Output: smell
Category: SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL 
Clue: The Banzai Pipeline rolls in as part of the venue for the Vans Triple Crown of this sport
Output: surfing
Category: FROM THE GREEK 
Clue: This term for 2 dissimilar organisms living together in mutualism comes from the Greek for "with" & "life"
Output: symbiosis
Category: STATIONERY 
Clue: The card seen here is designed for use with this name brand
Output: rolodex
Category: NAME THAT CENTURY 
Clue: The French go on a chopping spree & send Louis XVI to the guillotine
Output: the 18th century
Category: PARTICLE PHYSICS 
Clue: The theoretical tachyons are said to exist only at speeds faster than the speed of this
Output: light
Category: ALL THAT JAZZ 
Clue: On April 29, 1986 many fans probably took the "A Train" to the post office to get stamps with his likeness
Output: duke ellington
Category: COMING TO AMERICA 
Clue: In 1634 Catholics could find refuge in this colony founded by Cecil Calvert, Lord Baltimore
Output: maryland
Category: REQUESTS 
Clue: This U.S. Top 10 hit by Spandau Ballet will take me right back to slow dancing in '83
Output: "true"
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Hamlet's father, the king of Denmark, killed Fortinbras' father, king of this nearby country
Output: norway
Category: DEATH SENTENCES 
Clue: In his "Holy Sonnets", he wrote, "Death be not proud, though some have called thee mighty and dreadful"
Output: donne
Category: "F" TROOP 
Clue: According to Emerson, this kind of consistency "is the hobgoblin of little minds"
Output: foolish
Category: BRITISH ROYAL RESIDENCES 
Clue: This fortress was built by William the Conqueror; Henry VIII was the last king to use it as a chief residence
Output: tower of london
Category: FUN WITH DINOSAURS 
Clue: In 1902 in Montana, paleontologist Barnum Brown unearthed the first specimen of this dinosaur "king"
Output: a t. rex
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Rivers flowing into this bay include the Susquehanna, James, & Rappahannock
Output: chesapeake bay
Category: DAMN YANKEES 
Clue: At Yellow Tavern, this yellow-haired general led the brigade in the charge that killed Jeb Stuart
Output: george a. custer