niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: "A" TOUGHIE 
Clue: Under the main heading of astrology, subheadings include these 2 "A" signs
Output: aquarius & aries
Category: TV & MOVIE ACTORS 
Clue: He was TV's Opie when he co-starred with Johnny Cash in the 1961 thriller "Door-to-Door Maniac"
Output: ron howard
Category: PLACES TO PAY IN PESOS 
Clue: Use pesos to pay for the CD of "Evita" in La Plata in this country
Output: argentina
Category: SHORT FICTION 
Clue: "A low, dull quick sound...such as a watch makes when enveloped in cotton" is from this Poe story
Output: "the tell-tale heart"
Category: "T" TIME 
Clue: This lover of Cressida was killed by Achilles
Output: troilus
Category: INDONESIA 
Clue: With close to 200 million adherents, Indonesia has the world's largest population of members of this religion
Output: muslim
Category: ON THE "M"AP 
Clue: It's the capital of the Lombardy region
Output: milan
Category: THE "S" FILES 
Clue: Sawbones is Old West slang for this profession
Output: surgeon
Category: BARRE TENDERS 
Clue: In 1936 he staged the "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" sequence for the Rodgers & Hart musical "On Your Toes"
Output: george balanchine
Category: KIDS' GAME SHOWS 
Clue: In kids' show titles, this number follows "Gladiators" & "Wheel"
Output: 2000
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew in Amsterdam at Rembrandt's house) Under a lean-to in this courtyard, Rembrandt painted 1642's "Sortie of a Company of Captain Banning Cocq", also known as this
Output: "the night watch"
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: Her good friend Bella Abzug was executive producer of her "Inner Workout" video
Output: shirley maclaine
Category: BROADWAY MUSICAL STARS 
Clue: He portrayed Peter Allen in "The Boy from Oz" between stints as Wolverine in "X-Men"
Output: hugh jackman
Category: DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL CONTENDERS 2004 
Clue: The son of a truck driver, this vegan is also a former mayor of Cleveland
Output: dennis kucinich
Category: NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew in New Orleans)  The bar I'm about to enter was once a blacksmith's shop used by this man as a front for his pirate operations
Output: jean lafitte
Category: BROADWAY 
Clue: The musical "Into the Woods" is based on several fairy tales, including the one about this boy and his beanstalk
Output: jack
Category: LITERARY CHARACTERS 
Clue: In this Dostoyevsky novel, it was Raskolnikov, in the apartment, with a hatchet
Output: crime and punishment
Category: GEOGRAPHER'S DICTIONARY 
Clue: From the Latin for "to gnaw", it's the natural process by which material is worn away from the Earth's surface
Output: erosion
Category: FLAGS 
Clue: Flag of this Asian nation, with symbol resembling the yin-yang, will fly at '88 Olympics there
Output: south korea
Category: NUCLEAR ENERGY 
Clue: In 1957 the U.N. set up the International Atomic Energy Agency in this Austrian capital
Output: vienna
Category: 2 VOWELS, ONE CONSONANT 
Clue: A charge for services
Output: fee
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: After the Muslims' defeat, this island capital became a Spanish colony before it was held by the U.S. & then Japan
Output: manila
Category: LINGUA TECHNA 
Clue: This adjective that precedes "server" refers to a server that is an intermediary between a user & a client
Output: proxy
Category: PLAYING DOCTOR 
Clue: Julius is the first name of this James Bond movie title villain played by Joseph Wiseman
Output: dr. no
Category: YOU DO THE MATH! 
Clue: Traveling exactly twice around the globe means you've traveled this many degrees longitude
Output: 720
Category: EMPERORS 
Clue: After becoming emperor of Ethiopia in 1930, he gave the country its first written constitution
Output: haile selassie
Category: PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: As a youth, this Georgian was nicknamed "Hot", short for "Hot Shot"
Output: jimmy carter
Category: REWRITING HAMLET 
Clue: 'Tis okay ye killed Dad & wed Mom--thou said thy "offence is rank, it smells to heaven", but I'm a live & let live kind of guy
Output: claudius
Category: UNREAL ESTATE 
Clue: In "The Prisoner of Zenda", the king of this fictional Central European kingdom is held captive in Zenda Castle
Output: ruritania
Category: PEACHES 
Clue: This subspecies of the peach has been called a peach without fuzz
Output: nectarine
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: This Poe tale contains the line, "The French army had entered Toledo"
Output: the pit & the pendulum
Category: STOCK LINGO 
Clue: This type of account allows an investor to buy securities on credit provided by the broker
Output: the margin account
Category: MUSICAL THEATRE 
Clue: The 2000 London musical based on this Updike novel stars Lucie Arnaz as the woman Cher played on film
Output: "the witches of eastwick"
Category: STARTS WITH A PAST TENSE VERB 
Clue: Adjective for a union of states under a central government
Output: federal
Category: FOLKSY PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: Walt Kelly created this philosophical possum for "Animal Comics"
Output: pogo
Category: AMERICAN MOVIE IDOL 
Clue: He had a starring role in the top-grossing movies of 1977, 1980, 1981 & 1983
Output: harrison ford
Category: 4-F 
Clue: This group acts as the president's principal military adviser
Output: joint chiefs of staff
Category: LEGAL BRIEFS 
Clue: Your copyright violated? Try an I.P. lawyer, short for this
Output: intellectual property
Category: HISTORY ART 
Clue: Delacroix, like Byron, sided with this people's fight to break free of Turkey, leading to his "Massacre at Chios"
Output: greeks
Category: HISTORIC HOMES 
Clue: Chesterwood, a Stockbridge, MA estate, includes the home & studio of this "Minuteman" sculptor
Output: daniel chester french
Category: THE NATIONAL FILM REGISTRY 
Clue: The newest film on the registry is this 1989 Spike Lee film set on a hot Brooklyn day
Output: do the right thing
Category: SPORTS ANNOUNCERS 
Clue: Now broadcast partners, Mary Carillo & John McEnroe won this event together at the 1977 French Open
Output: mixed doubles
Category: WEARABLE VOCABULARY 
Clue: Saloonkeeper Clarke & political satirist O'Rourke
Output: pjs
Category: "G" WHIZ! 
Clue: The only one of Snow White's dwarfs who fits the category
Output: grumpy
Category: ENGLISH LITERATURE 
Clue: This Edward Bulwer-Lytton novel is set in 79 A.D.
Output: "the last days of pompeii"
Category: PROVERBS 
Clue: This proverb about taking a spill is attributed to heavyweight boxer Robert Fitzsimmons
Output: "the bigger they are, the harder they fall"
Category: WHO PLAYED 'EM? 
Clue: Moses & Ben-Hur
Output: charlton heston
Category: '50s FASHION 
Clue: This polyester fiber from Du Pont made men's trousers "Neater...more comofortable...with less care"
Output: dacron
Category: FAMOUS MARGARETS 
Clue: She was secretary of Health & Human Services 1983-85, then became U.S. ambassador to Ireland
Output: margaret heckler
Category: SORE WINNERS 
Clue: Hobbled by a bad hamstring & bum knee, he homered to win Game 1 of the 1988 World Series & limped around the bases
Output: kirk gibson
Category: THEATRE HISTORY 
Clue: In the 1500s the Gelosi troupe became famous for performing this Italian form of improvised comedy
Output: commedia dell\'arte
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In 1910 this British scholar & army officer explored Syria on foot
Output: lawrence
Category: HISTORIC WEBSITES 
Clue: Once Queen Isabella's confessor, around 1490 he set up www.inquisition.org
Output: tomas de torquemada
Category: BIRDS 
Clue: A diet of algae, shrimp & crustaceans gives these wading birds their distinctive pink color
Output: flamingos
Category: BEATLES LYRICS 
Clue: "Grandchildren on your knee -- Vera, Chuck and Dave"
Output: "when i\'m sixty-four"
Category: ROMEOS 
Clue: In 1935 onstage in London, he alternated with John Gielgud as Romeo & Mercutio
Output: sir laurence olivier
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: The system of giving 2 scientific names to all organisms was devised by this Swedish naturalist
Output: linnaeus
Category: EUROPE 
Clue: The Kalamatianos is one of the most popular wedding dances of this country
Output: greece
Category: ENGLISH MONARCHS 
Clue: On June 22, 1897 London celebrated her diamond jubilee with cannon fire & a  ceremony at St. Paul's
Output: queen victoria
Category: CHANCE 
Clue: Grambling coach Eddie Robinson participated in this event before the 1998 Super Bowl kickoff
Output: coin toss
Category: SASHA & MALIA 
Clue: At their dad's inauguration, Sasha & Malia wore cute coats made by Crewcuts, the kids' line from this fashion co.
Output: j. crew
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: A large "bounty" to the residents of this island is the money they receive from the sale of stamps
Output: pitcairn island
Category: LIBRARIES 
Clue: The Enoch Pratt Free Library in this U.S. city is known for its H.L. Mencken collection
Output: baltimore
Category: ON THE RADIO 
Clue: You might think that this title track of Britney Spears' 2008 CD is a reference to the madhouse that is her life
Output: "circus"
Category: OCCUPATIONAL NAMES 
Clue: This name of a "Sound of Music" actor has the same origin as the job of fixing pipes
Output: plummer
Category: A LITTLE BIT ROCK & ROLL 
Clue: In a 1967 hit, all Aretha Franklin was askin' for was a little bit of this (Sock it to me!)
Output: respect
Category: FUN WITH AREA CODES 
Clue: With 207, it's all about -- the state abbreviated this way
Output: me
Category: "C" HERE 
Clue: If you were a mummy, some of your internal organs would be in these jars
Output: canopie jars
Category: WINGS & THINGS 
Clue: Winged Victory is a headless statue of this goddess
Output: nike
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: At the Battle of Lewes in 1264, this king & his son Edward were defeated & captured by Simon de Montfort
Output: henry iii
Category: CORPORATE AMERICA 
Clue: This Auburn Hills, Michigan-based company is the nation's third-largest auto maker
Output: daimler chrysler
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: The Kiyomizu Temple overlooks this former capital city
Output: kyoto
Category: SEW WHAT? 
Clue: You may be able to let this down & face it if your skirt's too short
Output: the hem
Category: OPERAS BY CONTINENT 
Clue: "Aida "
Output: africa
Category: MASADA 
Clue: Masada is dominated by the remains of the palace of this infamous New Testament king called "the Great"
Output: herod
Category: ARTISTS 
Clue: He was one of the finest American portrait artists, but he's best remembered for his "code"
Output: samuel morse
Category: BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD 
Clue: The first comic strip artist awarded a Pulitzer for editorial cartooning was this "Doonesbury" creator in 1975
Output: garry trudeau
Category: SCRAMBLED STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: Mack ribs
Output: bismarck
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: Cystitis, an inflammation of this urinary organ, is usually caused by bacteria
Output: bladder
Category: ARROWS 
Clue: To help stop his company's Arrow shirts from shrinking, Sanford Cluett invented this process
Output: sanforizing
Category: CLASSIC ALBUM ART 
Clue: The album art of Paul Anka's 1976 "The Painter" was by this pop artist who also did the Stones' "Sticky Fingers"
Output: andy warhol
Category: NOISES IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: In "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", the mariner's shipmates keel over "with heavy" this, "a lifeless lump"
Output: thump
Category: ART 
Clue: Jean Arp coined this term to describe the non-mobile works of Alexander Calder
Output: stabiles
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: This molten volcanic rock was given its name by those who lived around Mount Vesuvius
Output: lava
Category: EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: Members of the lower class, they were contracted to work without wages to pay for their passage to the New World
Output: indentured servants
Category: THE "G"-8 
Clue: It's a list of defined terms in a special subject at the end of a book
Output: glossary
Category: I DON'T 
Clue: I hire barristers but don't argue high court cases myself because I'm this type of British lawyer
Output: a solicitor
Category: 1800 
Clue: This vulcanization inventor was born a bouncing baby boy in 1800
Output: charles goodyear
Category: THE "BIG" SCREEN 
Clue: If Disney starts a soccer team, they'll probably name it for this 1995 film with Olivia d'Abo
Output: the big green
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: This Austrian psychologist's Vienna home contains his walking stick & other mementos
Output: sigmund freud
Category: POP ON A CD 
Clue: "Rhythm Nation 1814", "The Velvet Rope"
Output: janet jackson
Category: STATE LAKES 
Clue: Sam Rayburn Lake
Output: texas
Category: PSYCH 102 
Clue: This cognitive process has 3 stages:  acquisition, retention & retrieval
Output: memory
Category: FAMOUS NAMES 
Clue: Doing this 48 times in 1963 put Valentina Tereshkova in the headlines
Output: circling the earth
Category: KIDS ON THE NET 
Clue: On the website for this comics brand, you can watch the Fantastic Four or play Iron Man Armory Assault
Output: marvel
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: This 11-year-old girl won an Oscar for a 1993 film
Output: anna paquin
Category: PEOPLE FROM PENNSYLVANIA 
Clue: Not Willy Wonka but this man built a chocolate factory in the Pennsylvania town that was renamed for him
Output: hershey
Category: PAINTINGS 
Clue: In Poussin's painting titled "Rape of" them, "rape" means abduction, nothing worse
Output: the sabine women
Category: CELEBRITY MEMOIRS 
Clue: "The Time Of My Life" is the memoir this late actor wrote with his wife Lisa Niemi
Output: patrick swayze
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: "Sons", the second novel in her "House of Earth" trilogy, traces the lives of Wang Lung's 3 sons
Output: pearl s. buck
Category: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 
Clue: This South American country is over 10 times as long as it is wide
Output: chile
Category: COLLEGE COLLAGE 
Clue: USCD is the University of California, San Diego; UCSB, a few hours up the coast, is this
Output: the university of california, santa barbara
Category: MUSICIANS 
Clue: This flamboyant pianist said he did "Reader's Digest versions of concertos"
Output: liberace
Category: "R" MAN 
Clue: This man hosts "Meet the Press", the USA's longest-running TV show
Output: tim russert
Category: 2008 BLOCKBUSTER MOVIES 
Clue: When does 22 equal 600 million?  This film's 22 ABBA hits helped it rake in $600 million
Output: mamma mia!
Category: FILMS OF THE '40S 
Clue: The title of this Boyer-Bergman film became a verb meaning to make someone doubt his sanity
Output: gaslight
Category: OXYMORONS 
Clue: Completes the Shakespeare line "Good Night, Good Night!  Parting is such..."
Output: sweet sorrow
Category: FUN IN THE SNOW 
Clue: According to Newton's Third Law of Motion, every action has an equal and opposite one of these.
Output: reaction
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: Poor bone marrow function is the leading cause of the aplastic type of this hemoglobin deficiency
Output: anemia
Category: ARE WE THERE YET? 
Clue: Take a trolley to tour the National Cathedral, Georgetown & the Smithsonian in this city
Output: washington, d.c.
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: His most famous work, "Finlandia", was first performed in 1899
Output: sibelius
Category: EASTERN EUROPE 
Clue: In the spring of 1992, this peninsula declared its independence from Ukraine & then rescinded it
Output: crimean peninsula
Category: PLANT LIFE 
Clue: The Madonna type of this plant was once used at Easter but often failed to bloom in time; the Bermuda type replaced it
Output: a lily
Category: CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS 
Clue: Founded in 1939, this city's Contemporary Arts Center was at the center of a 1990s 1st Amendment case
Output: cincinnati
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: In 1978 islanders were removed from this Pacific atoll when their strontium-90 counts became dangerous
Output: bikini
Category: TAKE IN ORDER 
Clue: William Sydney Porter started using this name while writing short stories from jail in Ohio
Output: o. henry
Category: NUCLEAR PHYSICIST'S DICTIONARY 
Clue: These devices use electromagnets to increase the velocity & energy of charged particles
Output: accelerators
Category: CLASSIFIED ADS: "HOME"S 
Clue: Ranch style, prairie vu, deer & antelope play in area; sky not cloudy all day
Output: "home on the range"
Category: FOOD NAMED FOR PEOPLE 
Clue: In the late 1800s a doctor created this ground steak, which he said was a prescription for good health
Output: salisbury
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: Mswati III became the king of this country in 1986 when he was 18
Output: swaziland
Category: GOING THROUGH THE EMOTIONS 
Clue: This feeling of awe & respect follows "Your" in a form of address for certain clergymen
Output: reverence
Category: SHOW ME THE MONET 
Clue: Many of Monet's water landscapes can be seen at the Orangerie in these gardens
Output: tuilories
Category: THE ROCKIES 
Clue: In the film "Some Kind of Monster", drummer Lars Ulrich's dad tears one of this "Enter Sandman" band's songs to shreds
Output: metallica
Category: LYRICAL BROADWAY 
Clue: "525,600 minutes--how do you measure, measure a year?"
Output: rent
Category: 1960s OSCAR NOMINEES 
Clue: The screenplay to "My Fair Lady", based on Shaw's play & on a musical by him & Loewe, earned him an Oscar nomination
Output: lerner
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: Intercontinental flights to Scotland land at Prestwick Airport just outside this city
Output: glasgow
Category: TOP 40 MATH 
Clue: The Commodores' "Times A Lady" divided by Paul Simon's "Trick Pony"
Output: 3
Category: MEASURE TIME 
Clue: Computer printer image quality is measured in DPI, which sands for this
Output: dots per inch
Category: THE OLD WEST 
Clue: These last names of Springfield, Mass. gunmakers Horace & Daniel were very familiar to people in the Old West
Output: smith & wesson
Category: TO THE "LEFT" HAND SIDE 
Clue: Artsy southern section of Paris
Output: the left bank
Category: FARMING MATH 
Clue: Ga. & N.C., each producing $3 million of grapes a year, combine to total this percentage of New York's $50 million
Output: 12 percent
Category: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 
Clue: This vast country is about 1,000 miles northwest of New Zealand
Output: australia
Category: AMERICAN HOLIDAYS 
Clue: Supposedly a union president suggested date of this holiday to fill gap between July 4th & Thanksgiving
Output: labor day
Category: 19th CENTURY PERSONALITIES 
Clue: Carlotta Grisi, one of the most famous of these performers, created the title role in "Giselle" in 1841
Output: ballerina
Category: "MUM"s THE WORD 
Clue: This phrase for meaningless talk or nonsense is a corruption of an African spirit's name, Mama Dyumbo
Output: mumbo-jumbo
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: While in prison Eldridge Cleaver wrote this 1968 book on the problems confronting black Americans
Output: "soul on ice"
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: '60s Dylan classic that begins, "Once upon a time you dressed so fine"
Output: "like a rolling stone"
Category: NURSERY RHYME TIME 
Clue: Bucket Little Bo Peep used to collect her missing lamb parts
Output: tail pail
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: In the Roman Catholic Church, several parishes in an area form this territorial district headed by a bishop
Output: diocese
Category: OFFICIAL STATE THINGS 
Clue: It sounds a bit redundant, but Delaware's state bird is the blue hen this
Output: chicken
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: On August 4, 1939 he declared himself Chief Of State in Spain
Output: franco
Category: GUITARIST'S LINGO 
Clue: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew holding a guitar)  The tuning devices are called either keys or by this name
Output: pegs
Category: INDEPENDENCE DAY 
Clue: On September 7 you can party on down to Rio & celebrate this South American country's independence
Output: brazil
Category: GEEK SPEAK 
Clue: Intel's chips can now process instructions in this unit of time, a billionth of a second
Output: a nanosecond
Category: TV ON TV 
Clue: Kent Brockman is the local Emmy-winning anchor of the "Springfield Action News" on this show
Output: the simpsons
Category: GRAPHIC NOVELS ON FILM 
Clue: History diverges from this film, as the Spartans also had over 1,000 men from other Greek cities fighting at Thermopylae
Output: 300
Category: TRAVEL 
Clue: The Sony Entertainment Center in Berlin offers a virtual reality "fun ride" on this Beatles vehicle
Output: yellow submarine
Category: ARROWS 
Clue: This arrow-shooting constellation is a centaur of attention in the night sky
Output: sagittarius
Category: THE IMPRESSIONISTS 
Clue: Pierre-Auguste Renoir was born in this city known for its porcelain & even apprenticed as a china painter at age 13
Output: limoges
Category: ALSO A BOOK IN THE BIBLE 
Clue: This character first hit the radio in 1928 with his partner Andy
Output: amos
Category: WORLD WAR I 
Clue: The Sopwith F1 was nicknamed this from the hump-shaped cover over the breeches of its twin machine guns
Output: "the camel"
Category: THE GOOD BOOK 
Clue: The serpent said that on eating the fruit, "Ye shall be as" these, "knowing good and evil"
Output: gods
Category: GOOD MANORS 
Clue: It's said that this Nov. 5, 1605 "incendiary" plot was hatched at Eastbury manor house
Output: the gunpowder plot
Category: FAMOUS JAPANESE 
Clue: He's the music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
Output: seiji ozawa
Category: DYNASTIES 
Clue: In 1644 China's last dynasty was established by these foreigners from the north
Output: the manchus
Category: NATIONAL BOOK AWARD WINNERS 
Clue: "A Fable" was a winner for this author in 1955
Output: william faulkner
Category: FAMOUS WOMEN 
Clue: As head of Hewlett-Packard, she led the fight for HP's merger with Compaq
Output: carly fiorina
Category: EXPLORING AFRICA 
Clue: John Hanning Speke accompanied him twice on explorations into Africa's interior, reaching Lake Tanganyika
Output: sir richard burton
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This nickname for a potato comes from the sharp spade used to dig it up
Output: spud
Category: HOLIDAYS 
Clue: Muslims fast during daylight hours for this entire month
Output: ramadan
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This river is responsible for irrigating about 6 million acres of land in Egypt
Output: nile
Category: MAYOR PLAYER 
Clue: On the David Lynch TV series, Dwayne Milford, played by John Boylan, was mayor of this northwest town
Output: twin peaks
Category: YOU GET AN "F" 
Clue: This word that means "easily broken" comes from a word meaning "to break"
Output: fragile
Category: BEFORE, DURING & AFTER 
Clue: In a deceptive Greek "equine" of an ancient war lies a bloodsucking winged insect content to be an unseen observer
Output: a trojan horse fly on the wall
Category: FRENCH HISTORY 
Clue: Reigning from 1715 to 1774, he was the successor & great-grandson of the "Sun King"
Output: louis xv
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: This rebellious son of King David seduced his father's concubines on the palace roof in full view of everyone
Output: absalom
Category: YOU GOTTA REPRESENT 
Clue: For over a century, a slender serving woman has symbolized this Baker's Brand product
Output: chocolate
Category: FRANKLY 
Clue: This Frankish king earned his byname "The Hammer" by beating back the Muslim invasion of France at Poitiers in 732
Output: charles martel
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: Swans often do this in a "V" formation
Output: fly
Category: CHILDREN'S LITERATURE 
Clue: Long John Silver was the mutinous cook aboard this "Treasure Island" ship that shares its name with a Caribbean island
Output: hispaniola
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: His "Myth of Sisyphus" outlined his theory of the absurd
Output: albert camus
Category: STARTS WITH A PAST TENSE VERB 
Clue: In the classic "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport", Blue is asked to play this trumpet-like Aussie instrument
Output: a didgeridoo
Category: BIRD "R"s 
Clue: This flightless bird of South America is related to the ostrich & the emu
Output: the rhea
Category: LATIN LESSON 
Clue: British rulers have the title Fidei Defensor, meaning this
Output: defender of the faith
Category: FUNNY HATS 
Clue: The name of this often brimless hat, popular in the 1920s, is French for "bell", after the shape of the hat
Output: a cloche
Category: LOST PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES? 
Clue: Mr. Clay, your son won't raise his own hand; he gets a classmate here at Louisville Central High to raise it for him
Output: muhammad ali
Category: UNMANNED SPACE EXPLORATION 
Clue: On March 6, 1986 Vega 1 became the first spacecraft to rendezvous with this comet
Output: halley\'s comet
Category: ROCK-Y 
Clue: The title of Falco's biggest hit mentions this fellow Austrian musician
Output: mozart
Category: PEN NAMES 
Clue: Pseudonym of the mysterious recluse who wrote "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre"
Output: b. traven
Category: HISTORICAL ROLES 
Clue: Ingrid Bergman was nominated in 1949 for playing this "maid"; Milla Jovovich wasn't so lucky
Output: joan of arc
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: 1 of the 2 Australian states with "Australia" in their names
Output: south australia
Category: CLASSIC ALBUM ART 
Clue: She painted her own portrait for her "Clouds", "Ladies of the Canyon" & "Turbulent Indigo" albums
Output: joni mitchell
Category: QUITE A DICKENS CHARACTER 
Clue: Grip the Raven is the companion of this son of Mary Rudge
Output: barnaby rudge
Category: COMPUSPEAK 
Clue: It's the techincal "language" seen here:
Output: html
Category: RESTAURANT POTPOURRI 
Clue: This star of the film "Gigi" owns La Lucarne Aux Chouettes, a restaurant & inn, in her native France
Output: leslie caron
Category: X MARKS THE SPOT 
Clue: Near Wilberforce University, the city of Xenia in this U.S. state is 15 miles southeast of Dayton
Output: ohio
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Careful now--it's the state where you can visit San Diego, Universal City & Jefferson County's Port Arthur
Output: texas
Category: LOANWORDS 
Clue: As Dorothy might tell you, this 2-word Latin phrase means "entirely"
Output: in toto
Category: CATS 
Clue: This fun-loving feline of the funny pages shares his name with a "Wuthering Heights" character
Output: heathcliff
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: From a French phrase meaning "of good nature", this adjective is synonymous with suave & urbane
Output: debonair
Category: "C" HERE 
Clue: It's the main stimulant in coffee & tea
Output: caffeine
Category: THEIR FIRST FILMS 
Clue: Juliette Lewis was first seen onscreen in the 1988 comedy "My Stepmother Is" one of these
Output: an alien
Category: WORDS IN (THE) ENCYCLOPEDIA 
Clue: This type of year happens once every four
Output: leap
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: This caustic critic & expert on "The American Language" was associated with The Baltimore Sun for over 40 years
Output: h.l. mencken
Category: ITALIAN CUISINE 
Clue: Vitello tonnato is this meat cooked in a tuna & mayonnaise puree
Output: veal
Category: WHAT THE "H"? 
Clue: Olympic event won twice by Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Output: the heptathlon
Category: SWEET SIXTEEN 
Clue: This royal family's restoration lasted 16 years under Louis XVIII & Charles X
Output: bourbon
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: This Minnesota liberal ran for president in 1960 & was elected vice president in 1964
Output: humphrey
Category: BOOKS OF 1970 
Clue: In 1970 Maya Angelou wrote about a "Caged Bird" & he flew up the charts with "Love Story"
Output: erich segal
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This "attractive" word is from 2 Greek words for "stone of magnesia"
Output: a magnet
Category: THE WAR OF ART 
Clue: Around 1492 he created the marble "Battle Of The Centaurs"; no ceiling on his genius!
Output: michelangelo
Category: COLONIAL ARTS 
Clue: Meaning "tobacco peddler", it's the title of a 1708 Ebenezer Cooke poem & a 1960 John Barth novel about Cooke
Output: the sot-weed factor
Category: BREAKFAST 
Clue: Perhaps German for "mixture" or "mush", it's a cereal of oats, raisins, nuts & bran mixed together
Output: muesli
Category: TOUGH OZ 
Clue: The 3 kinds of animals fretted about in the forest, "Oh My!"
Output: lions and tigers and bears
Category: TRASH TALKING AT THE MEDIEVAL JOUST 
Clue: Ha!  Thou shakest so much thy feet can barely stay in these, brought to Europe in the 8th century
Output: stirrups
Category: THE FAMILY CIRCUS 
Clue: John Ringling North worked on this Cecil B. DeMille film whose title describes his family's circus
Output: the greatest show on earth
Category: ALL ABOUT ANIMALS 
Clue: This kind of camel can run up to 40 miles per hour, & its name is from the Greek for "running"
Output: dromedary
Category: BROADWAY 
Clue: A WWII meeting between Werner Heisenberg & Niels Bohr is the subject of the play named for this Danish city
Output: "copenhagen"
Category: HERE'S TO WATER 
Clue: This city's water treatment plant, the world's largest, lies on a 61-acre peninsula that extends into Lake Michigan
Output: chicago
Category: 7-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This adjective meaning rustic or pastoral comes from the Greek word for cowherd
Output: bucolic
Category: A SLICE OF LETTISH 
Clue: Bishop Albert made this Latvian capital the HQ of the Knights of the Sword
Output: riga
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Shakespeare's only comedy with "comedy" in the title
Output: comedy of errors
Category: PATRIOTS 
Clue: This man's words were his patriotic weapon
Output: thomas paine
Category: OXFORD UNIVERSITY 
Clue: He was expelled from Oxford but nevertheless learned 25 languages & translated "The Arabian Nights"
Output: sir richard burton
Category: THE CABINET 
Clue: He was the first of 4 Attorneys General under Richard Nixon
Output: john mitchell
Category: SIMON 
Clue: Born in 1927, he wrote his first Broadway hit, "Come Blow Your Horn", in 1960
Output: neil simon
Category: LITERARY LETTER DROP 
Clue: A Faulkner tale about the Compson family loses a letter to focus on animal pelts
Output: the sound and the fur
Category: INSIDE THE EUROPEAN CAPITAL 
Clue: Some parts of this city's Amalienborg Palace are "open" to visitors
Output: copenhagen
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: The William Inge play in which Lola dreams that her little white puppy is never coming back
Output: come back, little sheba
Category: EMMY HISTORY 
Clue: Giving away $1,000,000 in its first 17 months, it was 1955's Best Audience Participation Series
Output: the $64,000 question
Category: CELEBRITY MEMOIRS 
Clue: "Growing Up Again", this TV star's memoir, is subtitled "Life, Loves, and oh yeah, Diabetes"
Output: mary tyler moore
Category: AROUND D.C. 
Clue: The Kennedy Center & the State Dept. are in this area named for smoke that industries there once emitted
Output: foggy bottom
Category: DOUBLE A 
Clue: Biblical man with a talking ass
Output: balaam
Category: INVENTIVE MINDS 
Clue: In the 1930s inventive minds at Warner's introduced the A, B, C & D cup sizes for these
Output: bras
Category: CHILDREN'S LIT 
Clue: An illustration from this children's classic is seen here
Output: "the very hungry caterpillar"
Category: HOMONYMS 
Clue: A fixed look, or Ginger Rogers' partner
Output: a stare
Category: SOME GOOD "PR" 
Clue: A claimant to a throne; in the 18th century James Edward was "the old" one
Output: pretender
Category: POP SINGERS 
Clue: "Vagabond Ways" was a 2000 CD from this singer who'd been the "loyal" girlfriend of Mick Jagger in the '60s
Output: marianne faithfull
Category: OF TROY 
Clue: This Shakespeare play begins, "In Troy, there lies the scene..."
Output: troilus and cressida
Category: ALEX IN AFRICA 
Clue: An unmarked coat below the knee is a trait of the giraffe subspecies named this, like an international banking family
Output: rothschild giraffe
Category: MOVERS & QUAKERS 
Clue: British Quaker James Nayler got a little overamped & entered Bristol in imitation of Christ's entry into this city
Output: jerusalem
Category: MEN OF SCIENCE 
Clue: On a scale of 1 to 10, his "Earthquakes" article for the 15th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica was a 10
Output: richter
Category: CATCHING SOME "ZZ"s 
Clue: To overpower or dim the vision of by intense light
Output: dazzle
Category: "N" CHARGE 
Clue: Not welcome; it usually follows "persona"
Output: non grata
Category: TERMS OF ART 
Clue: Mind your this 16th c. Italian art movement that gave us long-necked Madonnas
Output: mannerism
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Traditionally, a female singer plays the role of Hansel in this Humperdinck opera
Output: "hansel and gretel"
Category: MULTIPLE CHOICE 
Clue: Of $1 million or a date with Joan Collins, choice R.F. Priller made in Canada Dry contest
Output: million dollars
Category: O FOR A 
Clue: Completely humble yourself for small stones & pebbles
Output: grovel for gravel
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This Taj Mahal city on the Yamuna River is also home to the beautiful marble tomb of Itmad-Ud-Daulah
Output: agra
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: He based "The Moon and Sixpence" on the life of Gauguin, but his character was British
Output: somerset maugham
Category: NATIONAL PARKS 
Clue: This "dry" park consists of 7 low coral islands about 70 miles west of Key West, Florida
Output: dry tortugas
Category: STARS WITH "C" 
Clue: Branches of this evergreen tree are used as a symbol of mourning
Output: cyprus
Category: CLASSICAL COMPOSERS 
Clue: His 1905 composition "La Mer" was inspired by the ideas of painters J.M.W. Turner & Claude Monet
Output: claude debussy
Category: SONG & MOVIE TITLES 
Clue: Rolling Stones tune that became the title of a 1986 Whoopi Goldberg spy comedy
Output: "jumpin\' jack flash"
Category: FAMOUS AMOS 
Clue: Legendary & innovative football coach who lived to be 102
Output: amos alonzo stagg
Category: THE MATERIAL WORLD 
Clue: The word serigraphy, a type of printing, comes from the Latin for this fabric
Output: silk
Category: ANAGRAMMED NAMES 
Clue: Banks & Dunne
Output: irene & ernie
Category: MARK ANTONYMS 
Clue: The traditional mark of someone who can't sign his name has this opposite in tic-tac-toe
Output: o
Category: HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? 
Clue: Rah, rah, sis boom bah!  It's the term for the globular flowers of a chrysanthemum
Output: a pom-pom
Category: FILM DIRECTORS 
Clue: This director who died in 1987 choreographed 3 of the 5 features he directed
Output: bob fosse
Category: MUSIC 
Clue: Detache, richochet & tremolo are ways to use this on a violin
Output: bow
Category: GREAT BRITS 
Clue: In the 17th century this British empirical philosopher opined, "No man's knowledge here can go beyond his experience"
Output: john locke
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: Street signs in Brussels are printed in French & this language
Output: flemish
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: After serving as postmaster general in 1921 & 1922 he became "czar" of the motion picture industry
Output: will hays
Category: ENDS IN "GHT" 
Clue: In 1902 Teddy Roosevelt said the first requisite of a good citizen is to be able & willing to pull this
Output: your own weight
Category: "N" MASSE 
Clue: Richard I of this French dukedom wasn't "the Lionhearted", but he was "the Fearless"
Output: normandy
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: The DeVry Institute of Technology with campuses in several states began in 1931 in this Illinois city
Output: chicago
Category: REMEMBER THESE OSCAR NOMINEES? 
Clue: 1998 contender featuring Clooney, Penn, Travolta, Nolte & Harrelson (war is hell on top billing)
Output: the thin red line
Category: "BOOT" CAMP 
Clue: It's a common name for a Wild West cemetery
Output: boot hill
Category: HOW ABOUT A COCKTAIL? 
Clue: Beef bouillon & vodka are mixed together with salt & pepper to form this "beastly" cocktail
Output: a bullshot
Category: UNREAL ESTATE 
Clue: Pickwick & his pals visit Manor Farm at Dingley Dell in this author's "Pickwick Papers"
Output: charles dickens
Category: TV DADS 
Clue: Ray Barone
Output: everybody loves raymond
Category: "Z" IS FOR... 
Clue: This musical instrument with strings stretched across a soundboard
Output: a zither
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: In "Duty First", alum Ed Ruggero calls this military academy "America's premier leadership school"
Output: west point
Category: LITERARY CANINES & FELINES 
Clue: In a poem by Edward Lear, the pussy-cat proposes to this bird
Output: the owl
Category: THINK OF ENGLAND 
Clue: This river measures about 5 miles wide at its mouth on the North Sea
Output: the thames
Category: LATIN LOVER NEEDED 
Clue: "Elsewhere"--in English, it's an excuse
Output: alibi
Category: "EN" THE BEGINNING 
Clue: In Greek myth, Selene put this handsome youth to sleep forever because she couldn't bear to have him die
Output: endymion
Category: O.T. 
Clue: In the NFL going into O.T. means playing this
Output: overtime
Category: EDIBLE NAMES 
Clue: In 1971, he was "chiefly" responsible for instituting busing to end school segregation
Output: warren burger
Category: COLORFUL RHYME TIME 
Clue: Blushing writing liquid
Output: pink ink
Category: THE "IX" IS IN 
Clue: An array of numbers or other mathematical functions multiplied according to certain rules
Output: a matrix
Category: OLD SONGS 
Clue: In this song standard, Otto Harbach wrote, "Someday you'll find all who love are blind"
Output: "smoke gets in your eyes"
Category: PHOTOGRAPHY 
Clue: In 1936 she became a staff photographer at Life magazine & later produced photo essays of WWII
Output: margaret bourke-white
Category: ADVENTURES IN THE AIR 
Clue: August 1983 saw the first night launch of this reusable U.S. orbital vehicle
Output: the space shuttle
Category: U.S. COINS 
Clue: The Coinage Act of 1965 removed all of this metal from dimes & quarters
Output: silver
Category: WATERFALLS 
Clue: One of the most spectacular sites in this national park is Bridalveil Fall, which drops a misty curtain of water 620 feet
Output: yosemite
Category: SASHA & MALIA 
Clue: When they moved into the White House, Sasha was 7 & Malia was this age (like some kids in our Kids Week)
Output: 10
Category: ARTISTS 
Clue: Edward Hicks did over 60 versions of this painting based on a Bible prophecy of the lion lying with the lamb
Output: "the peaceable kingdom"
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: This 1935 Robert Sherwood play takes place at the Black Mesa Bar-B-Q & Gas Station in the Arizona desert
Output: the petrified forest
Category: THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE 
Clue: Bite away "man" from a fancy word for someone fond of his food & get this word for edibles like squash or melons
Output: gourd
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: When Benedict says "Come, bid me do anything for thee", she says "Much ado - kill Claudio"
Output: beatrice
Category: PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION 
Clue: His 1960s works include "I Know How You Must Feel, Brad!" & "As I Opened Fire..."
Output: roy lichtenstein
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: A large area of land lying at the "foot of a mountain", it shares its name with a region in northwest Italy
Output: a piedmont
Category: DAYS OF OUR LIVES 
Clue: This eventual Republican nominee swept the "Super Tuesday" voting on March 12, 1996
Output: bob dole
Category: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 
Clue: The Great Seal of the U.S. features a bald eagle with a ribbon in its mouth bearing this Latin motto
Output: e pluribus unum
Category: SOUTH OF THE U.S. 
Clue: It's the mountain range you have to be in to conquer Mount Aconcagua
Output: the andes
Category: EMPERORS 
Clue: When named Roman emperor he was hiding; Caligula had just been killed & he thought he was next to die
Output: claudius
Category: CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES 
Clue: Melina Mercouri
Output: athens
Category: MYTHOLOGICAL CREATURES 
Clue: These monsters who were half-woman, half-bird tormented Phineus until driven away by the sons of the north wind
Output: the harpies
Category: SCIENCE PRIZES 
Clue: The Olympics gives this for finishing first; the American Petroleum Institute gives it for achievement
Output: gold medal
Category: HISTORIES 
Clue: The author of "The Gallic War" wrote in third person referring to himself by this one-word title
Output: caesar
Category: VERBS 
Clue: Rotate a movie camera or give a bad review to the finished film
Output: pan
Category: NAME THE OPERA 
Clue: ("Habanera")
Output: "carmen"
Category: ITALIAN FOOD 
Clue: A traditional side dish, it's a cornmeal mush often with butter & cheese mixed in
Output: polenta
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: "The Way Forward Is With A Broken Heart" is a largely autobiographical story collection by this "Color Purple" author
Output: alice walker
Category: SLOVAKIAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 2007 socialist PM Robert Fico pulled Slovakia's troops out of Iraq; they'd mainly been busy clearing these 2-word items
Output: land mines
Category: ROCKY 
Clue: The greatest difference in hardness between 2 Mohs scale neighbors is between corundum (9) & this (10)
Output: diamond
Category: "U" KNOW YOU KNOW 
Clue: To avoid bad luck, don't open one of these indoors
Output: an umbrella
Category: SWITZERLAND 
Clue: This 16th century Dutch scholar is buried in Basel
Output: erasmus
Category: HUSBAND & WIFE SINGERS 
Clue: “You Can't Lose Me” is something she might sing to fellow country star Tim McGraw; they married in 1996
Output: faith hill
Category: U.S. CONSTITUTION 
Clue: The only amendment to be ratified by state conventions rather than by legislatures
Output: the 21st amendment, repealing prohibition
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: An island called the Calf of Man lies southwest of the Isle of Man in this sea
Output: irish sea
Category: MINDBENDING MISCELLANY 
Clue: According to Guinness, this present delivered in 1886 was the largest gift ever given
Output: the statue of liberty
Category: NEW ZEALAND 
Clue: Being on the Cook Strait makes this second-largest city in population a bit windy
Output: wellington
Category: ON LOCATION 
Clue: In 1998 "The X-Files" relocated to California from this Canadian city
Output: vancouver
Category: HOLLYWOOD LINGO 
Clue: A TV image that retains big-screen proportions is called this, maybe because it's like looking through a mail slot
Output: letterboxing
Category: A WOMAN OF DISTINCTION 
Clue: "The Last Man", a tale of the last man on Earth, is by this woman known for another book on creating a man
Output: mary shelley
Category: THE STING 
Clue: Most bar recipes for the stinger call for the white version of this potent potable, not the green
Output: crème de menthe
Category: ENTERTAINING VILLAINS 
Clue: The costume of this villainous "Batman" character is covered in question marks
Output: the riddler
Category: IT'S TIME FOR TIME 
Clue: This ancient time-measuring device must be designed for its specific location on Earth
Output: sundial
Category: PROPHECIES & PREDICTIONS 
Clue: Known as "The Sleeping Prophet", in 1941 he predicted NYC would be destroyed near the year 2000
Output: edgar cayce
Category: GEOGRAPHIC DOGS 
Clue: The Pomeranian is a small dog named for a European region now mostly in this country
Output: poland
Category: OPERA TITLE CHARACTERS 
Clue: If this heroine had married Prince Yamadori, there might not be that nasty suicide in Act III
Output: madame butterfly
Category: ABSINTHE 
Clue: A 1992 Paris retrospective of this short artist's life sold replicas of his cane with a hidden vial for absinthe
Output: toulouse-lautrec
Category: OVERLAPS 
Clue: Disney movie about a troublesome feline rock-throwing device
Output: that darn catapult
Category: THE ODYSSEY 
Clue: While looking for his father, Telemachus visits Spartan King Menelaus & this woman, his queen
Output: helen
Category: GRAVEYARD SHIFT 
Clue: After Charles II was restored in 1660, he had this man exhumed from Westminster Abbey, hanged & decapitated
Output: cromwell
Category: SHOW ME THE MONEY SLANG 
Clue: Ossicles
Output: bones
Category: 4-LETTER WOODS 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew on the deck of the U.S.S. Missouri in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii)  Gunpowder sparks on metal, so the decks of the Missouri are made of this 4-letter wood
Output: teak
Category: LITERARY ANALYSIS 
Clue: Rebellious in the ward; inducing other patients to gamble; grappling with Nurse Ratched; perhaps electro-shock?
Output: mcmurphy
Category: CANADIAN CAPITALS 
Clue: Commercial cod fishing, long a mainstay of this Newfoundland capital, declined to almost nothing by 1990
Output: st. john\'s
Category: HEARTS 
Clue: "The brown current ran swiftly out of" this title place, wrote Joseph Conrad
Output: the heart of darkness
Category: HAMBURGERS 
Clue: For work on behalf of the antiwar movement, Hamburg-born Carl von Ossietzky won this prize in 1936
Output: nobel peace prize
Category: HOME COUNTRY OF THE U.N. SECRETARY-GENERAL 
Clue: Kofi Annan
Output: ghana
Category: '90s MUSIC 
Clue: Her album "Pieces Of You" has been on Billboard's top pop catalog album charts for over 100 weeks
Output: jewel
Category: LITERARY HODGEPODGE 
Clue: This "Heidi" author called her books "Stories for children and for those who love children"
Output: johanna spyri
Category: RIVERS 
Clue: It's still working at deepening the Grand Canyon
Output: colorado river
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: This composer of Armenian heritage is best known for the "Sabre Dance" from his ballet "Gayane"
Output: khachaturian
Category: CBS 
Clue: She played Laura Petrie in the '60s & Mary Richards in the '70s, both on CBS
Output: mary tyler moore
Category: THE 16TH CENTURY 
Clue: This confederation was split in the 1531 War of the Catholic Cantons
Output: swiss confederation
Category: POLITICS 
Clue: In 1958 he became the first Democrat elected by popular vote to the U.S. Senate from Maine
Output: edmund muskie
Category: OFFICIAL STATE SEALS 
Clue: This state's seal features 2 cornucopias, 1 containing a couple of spuds
Output: idaho
Category: BIBLICAL WARRIORS 
Clue: Joab was this Israelite king's successful commander when he conquered Jerusalem around 1000 B.C.
Output: david
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: This man's Virgin Group is Britain's second-largest private company
Output: richard branson
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Falstaff was said to have "eaten" a widow "out of" this
Output: house and home
Category: THE ROMANTICS 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Venice, Italy)  This poet talked about freedom at the Cafe Florian & later journeyed to help the Greeks fight for freedom
Output: byron
Category: 1948 
Clue: To life, to life, to this man, elected provisional president of Israel May 16, 1948
Output: chaim weizmann
Category: THE RENAISSANCE 
Clue: In his 1509 work "The Praise of Folly", this Dutch priest criticized the moral quality of church leaders
Output: erasmus
Category: THE 17th CENTURY 
Clue: A royal observatory was founded in this London borough in 1675
Output: greenwich
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: In the title of Sue Grafton's latest murder mystery "M Is For" this
Output: malice
Category: HIGHER EDUCATION 
Clue: South Carolina military college whose name sound like a fortress
Output: the citadel
Category: THE "SEA" 
Clue: It's actually marine algae, not a plant
Output: seaweed
Category: EFFECTS 
Clue: A series of events resulting from one act or event is called this effect, after a type of watery undulation
Output: a ripple effect
Category: 19th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: Known as "The Peerless Lady Wingshot", She was with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show for 17 years
Output: annie oakley
Category: AMERICAN MOVIE IDOL 
Clue: A picture of this actress known as the "Love Goddess" adorned an atomic bomb tested on Bikini Atoll in 1946
Output: rita hayworth
Category: TV NAME DROPPERS 
Clue: "____ & ____ Plus 8"
Output: jon & kate
Category: JAZZ 
Clue: For 36 years this black "Hello, Dolly!" star has been married to jazz drummer Louis Bellson
Output: pearl bailey
Category: YOUNG ACTORS & ROLES 
Clue: Heather Headley, seen here, won a Tony Award in 2000 for playing the title role in this Elton John musical
Output: aida
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: When Lazzaro Spallanzani blinded them, they still flew; when he plugged their ears, they were disoriented
Output: bats
Category: THE LIVING WORLD 
Clue: This high-altitude resident of the Rockies is North America's closest relative of the true antelopes
Output: rocky mountain goat
Category: STAGE ACTORS 
Clue: In 1998 this film director made his Broadway acting debut in "Wait Until Dark" & that's no "Pulp Fiction"
Output: quentin tarantino
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: South Africa first issued this 1-ounce gold coin in 1967
Output: krugerrand
Category: SNEEZING 
Clue: For the voice of Sneezy in this 1937 classic, Disney "achoo"sed Billy Gilbert
Output: snow white
Category: WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? 
Clue: Made from benzene, lidocaine is a "local" one of these
Output: anesthetic
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: An aircraft that can take off & touch down on water or land is called this, like a class of animals
Output: amphibious
Category: LITERARY RELATIVES 
Clue: This "Joseph Andrews" author wrote a preface to his sister Sarah's novel, "The Adventures of David Simple"
Output: henry fielding
Category: ELECTRONIC MUSIC 
Clue: The style called techno evolved in this U.S. city about 20 years after Motown was born there
Output: detroit
Category: SPEAKING IN TONGUES 
Clue: Prem Chand wrote fiction in Hindi & in this language of the Muslims of India & Pakistan
Output: urdu
Category: I WANNA BE... 
Clue: ...one of these peformers, so I'm practicing my arabesques & pirouettes so I can perform with the Kirov
Output: a ballerina
Category: THE NEW YORKERS 
Clue: He became the state's chief justice in 1777 & later served as the nation's chief justice
Output: jay