niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: "SCOPE" IT OUT 
Clue: From the Latin for "joint", it's an instrument that looks into the interior of joints
Output: arthroscope
Category: WILLIAM & MARY 
Clue: Popular name given the 1688 English Revolution that brought them to the throne
Output: glorious revolution
Category: LIFE IN DES MOINES 
Clue: Let's visit Wallace House, home to a family that produced 2 Secys. of this; maybe there'll be Vilsack House someday
Output: agriculture
Category: SHORTS 
Clue: The trio known as this made 190 short films for Columbia; 77 of them were with Shemp
Output: the three stooges
Category: MEASURING DEVICES 
Clue: Leave a cup outside overnight & you've got a primitive drosometer, to measure this condensation
Output: dew
Category: DRINKING SONGS 
Clue: Where's the Tabasco? In 1974 Willie Nelson was having this type of "morning"
Output: a "bloody mary morning"
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: In 1997-98 Shaq led the NBA in field goal percentage with 58.4 & Chris Mullin led in this percentage with 93.9
Output: free throw
Category: BRITISH PRIME MINISTERS 
Clue: One of 11 children, this 26th prime minister could have formed a police force out of his family
Output: robert peel
Category: "SPIN" CITY 
Clue: One prick from this & Sleeping Beauty took a snooze
Output: a spinning wheel
Category: KIDS IN THE 1960s 
Clue: ...read about the first 7 U.S. astronauts in this '60s NASA program named for the messenger of the Roman gods
Output: mercury
Category: PIG-POURRI 
Clue: On TV, Noel was the pet pig of this "Designing Woman"
Output: delta burke/suzanne sugarbaker
Category: BEFORE, DURING & AFTER 
Clue: A child's tiny green plastic military figure who fights for money inside a Chinese dessert item
Output: toy soldier of fortune cookie
Category: "B" PREPARED 
Clue: It's a musical note equal in length to 2 whole notes
Output: a breve
Category: FANTASTIC CRITTERS 
Clue: Reaching up to 12 feet in length & almost 3,000 lbs. in weight, these creatures take up a lot of Arctic room
Output: walruses
Category: BRITISH HISTORY 
Clue: England & France fought the Battle of the Herrings in 1429, as this long, long conflict lurching was to a close
Output: the hundred years\' war
Category: WHOSE LINE IS IT ANYWAY? 
Clue: In "My Favorite Year" he wails, "I'm not an actor, I'm a movie star!"
Output: peter o\'toole
Category: BRITISH AUTHORS 
Clue: In 1990 this "Satanic Verses" author published the children's book "Haroun & The Sea Of Stories"
Output: salman rushdie
Category: JAZZ HANDS 
Clue: This trumpeter was born May 26, 1926; you could call it the "birth of the Cool"
Output: miles davis
Category: A FRUITY CATEGORY 
Clue: The name of this peach relative comes from the Latin for "early ripe"
Output: apricot
Category: FLAGS 
Clue: 1 of 2 southern states on whose state flag the Confederate Battle flag can be seen
Output: georgia or mississippi
Category: THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS 
Clue: These two chubby little men resent Alice staring at them: "If you think we're wax-works, you ought to pay, you know"
Output: tweedledum & tweedledee
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: Nicknamed "Old Bruin", this U.S. Navy man shares his name with a TV "Friend"
Output: matthew perry
Category: HISTORIC LEADERS' LETTERS TO SANTA 
Clue: "If Edward IV dies in 1483, I want in as Lord Protector & eventually, king.  & a horse!  That's super important!"
Output: richard iii
Category: THE BREADED OPERA CATEGORY 
Clue: In Act II of this Verdi opera, some of the gypsies go off to a nearby town to buy bread & some sing the "Anvil Chorus"
Output: il trovatore
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: In 1770 this British sea captain nearly wrecked the Endeavour on the Great Barrier Reef
Output: captain james cook
Category: NFL TEAM MASCOTS 
Clue: A Minuteman named Pat
Output: the patriots
Category: "GUY"s & "DOLL"s 
Clue: A lump or blob of a semiliquid substance -- ice cream for example
Output: dollop
Category: IF JUDD APATOW ADAPTED THE CLASSICS 
Clue: These goaty creatures who form the chorus of Euripides' "Cyclops" sure make a lot of body part jokes
Output: the satyrs
Category: STATUARY HALL 
Clue: William Jennings Bryan
Output: nebraska
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: To evade French defenders, the Germans attacked France through this country in both World Wars
Output: belgium
Category: ART & MUSIC 
Clue: Vermeer's "Music Lesson" shows a chaste young lady at the keyboard instrument fittingly called this
Output: a virginal
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: It's the largest island in the Indian Ocean
Output: madagascar
Category: THE SPORTING LIFE 
Clue: This TV show debuted  April 29, 1961 with Jim McKay as host
Output: the wide world of sports
Category: IN MY FREE TIME 
Clue: I go to the cafe at American Girl Place to dine with my doll at this "afternoon" meal named for a beverage
Output: tea
Category: IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD 
Clue: In 1980 on "The 700 Club", he said, "I guarantee you by the end of 1982 there is going to be a judgment on the world"
Output: pat robertson
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: In 1976 soccer's Diego Maradona joined this country's national team when he was only 16 years old
Output: argentina
Category: LITERARY VENICE 
Clue: This libidinous lord's Venetian exploits included an 1818 swim from the Lido "right to the end of the Grand Canal"
Output: lord byron
Category: INVENTIVE MINDS 
Clue: His cotton gin gets all the press, but he had a nail-making business even before he went to Yale
Output: eli whitney
Category: "ME" 
Clue: Intervention to settle disputes
Output: mediation
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: Someone who hunts down people who break into computer networks
Output: hacker tracker
Category: FLY ME TO THE MOON 
Clue: Exiting the Lunar Module, Pete Conrad said, "Whoopie!... That may have been a small one for" him "but that's a long one for me"
Output: armstrong
Category: WHAT THE "L"? 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew)  You can pinpoint any location on a map by following these imaginary lines that criscross
Output: latitude & longitude
Category: "CROSS"TALK 
Clue: Placed under a skull, they signify danger or death
Output: crossbones
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: Built by the Franciscans around 1718, it was captured by Mexicans in 1836
Output: the alamo
Category: LINES 
Clue: If you agree to all the terms, you "sign on" this
Output: dotted line
Category: MEN IN BLACK 
Clue: J's little weapon is named for this "noisy" insect
Output: cricket
Category: TUBE TEST 
Clue: We have to cop to the fact he created "Police Story"; "The Blue Knight" was based on one of his books
Output: joseph wambaugh
Category: PLACES 
Clue: Stanley is the capital of these islands that were a bone of contention between the U.K. & Argentina
Output: falkland islands
Category: THE ARABIAN PENINSULA 
Clue: In 1991 retreating Iraqi troops looted this country & set fire to hundreds of its oil wells
Output: kuwait
Category: 18th CENTURY LITERATURE 
Clue: He'd only been in America for 2 years when he published his "Common Sense" pamphlet in 1776
Output: thomas paine
Category: ON THE GO 
Clue: Introduced in 1936, this company's DC-3 commercial airliner was so well built that some are still in service
Output: douglas
Category: BALLET 
Clue: As you might expect, "Doo Dah Day" is danced to the music of this composer
Output: stephen foster
Category: IT'S ELEMENTAL 
Clue: As a coloring agent, this element between iron & nickel on the periodic table will literally give you the blues
Output: cobalt
Category: BITS 
Clue: This cross-dressing comic from Britain, on Stonehenge: "No one's built a henge like that...since"
Output: eddie izzard
Category: ENGLAND 
Clue: English barons forced this royal enemy of Robin Hood to sign the Magna Carta
Output: king john i
Category: STRANGE HISTORY 
Clue: One reason this fascist Italian dictator adopted the Roman salute may have been a fear of shaking hands
Output: mussolini
Category: A VIOLENT CATEGORY 
Clue: To hit with a fist, or to herd cattle like a cowboy
Output: punch
Category: "LIKE" 
Clue: Ovine
Output: sheep-like
Category: BACKWORDS 
Clue: "Lilith" actress Jean Seberg was as natural on screen as these birds
Output: grebes/seberg
Category: POLITICALLY CORRECT 
Clue: This imaginary structure was Bill Clinton's main metaphor in the 1996 campaign
Output: "a bridge to the 21st century"
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Only a few living things, like some germs, can live without this gas symbolized O
Output: oxygen
Category: 17th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: The Swedes founded Fort Christina in 1638 & this group founded Schenectady in 1661
Output: dutch
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The Cape Fear River, one of this state's longest, is formed by the Deep & Haw Rivers
Output: north carolina
Category: THE RAT PACK 
Clue: The girl in the Rat Pack, she later played a cranky former first lady in 1994's "Guarding Tess"
Output: shirley maclaine
Category: SONNETS 
Clue: The "Canzoniere" by this Tuscan contained over 300 sonnets to an idealized beloved he had never met
Output: petrarch
Category: LITERARY E-MAIL ADDRESSES 
Clue: ageless-wonder@wilde-pictures.com
Output: dorian gray
Category: COMPLEXES 
Clue: This city's $262 million Rose Quarter Complex houses its beloved Trail Blazers
Output: portland
Category: AND YOUR LITTLE DOG, TOO 
Clue: Title character who sang the following about her dog ("Sandy") in a 1982 film:
Output: annie
Category: PRESIDENTS OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS 
Clue: In November 1781 John Hanson became the first president of Congress elected under the terms of this document
Output: the articles of confederation
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Ballet stars Mikhail Baryshnikov & Leslie Browne were both up for Oscars for this 1977 film
Output: the turning point
Category: SPEAK OF THE DICKENS 
Clue: In "Bleak House", Chapter 3, Dickens calls this weather condition "A London particular"
Output: fog
Category: CHOCOLATE-COVERED CINEMA 
Clue: A candy bar that included this color ticket got you in to see "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory"
Output: golden ticket
Category: THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY 
Clue: This appropriately named JPL probe was launched Sept. 5, 1977 & has covered over 5 billion miles
Output: voyager
Category: THE SCIENCE OF COLOR 
Clue: In violet, this distance is a short 3,800 to 4,500 angstrom units
Output: wavelength
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: This brownish-black pigment gives the iris in the eye its color
Output: melanin
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Muslim law allows a man to have up to 4 of these if he can support & care for each equally
Output: wives
Category: MOUNTAINS 
Clue: First volcano to erupt in continental U.S. since 1921
Output: mount st. helens
Category: WHAT'S THE CURRENCY? 
Clue: This is worth 100 pence
Output: british pound
Category: MUSIC 
Clue: Webster's defines this word as "a chord of three tones consisting of a root with its third and fifth"
Output: a triad
Category: EXPRESS YOURSELF 
Clue: Frequently late, this sex symbol quipped in 1962, "I've been on a calendar, but never on time"
Output: marilyn monroe
Category: 1930s CINEMA 
Clue: Cecil Kellaway played the impresario in "Intermezzo" & Mr. Earnshaw (Cathy's father) in this 1939 classic
Output: wuthering heights
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: This South American capital lies only 7 miles inland from the Caribbean Sea
Output: caracas, venezuela
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: Called "The Soldier's General", in 1949 he became the 1st permanent chairman of the new Joint Chiefs of Staff
Output: omar bradley
Category: "YOUNG" 
Clue: In the 1890s, the building of steel plants spurred the growth of this Ohio city
Output: youngstown
Category: MATHEMATICS 
Clue: This angle is larger than an acute angle & smaller than an obtuse one
Output: a right angle
Category: FOOD DUDE 
Clue: Ethnicity of the "Muppet Show" chef whose little song ended, "bork bork bork"
Output: swedish
Category: POND CROSSERS 
Clue: This last name of British lord Jeffrey, who captured Montreal, is on a Massachusetts college
Output: amherst
Category: LITERARY TERMS 
Clue: An outline of the main points of a work is called this, from the Latin for "see together"
Output: a synopsis
Category: I THINK I MISSED THAT MOVIE 
Clue: You needed these special glasses to watch the 1983 Amityville sequel which featured Meg Ryan
Output: 3-d glasses
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: His 1497-98 voyage to India opened the 1st all-water trade route between Europe & Asia
Output: vasco da gama
Category: SAINTS 
Clue: Saint Cunegund is the Patroness of this European Grand Duchy of which she was a princess
Output: luxembourg
Category: ART 
Clue: A seascape by this American artist is seen here
Output: winslow homer
Category: SIGNS & SYMBOLS 
Clue: Symbols of mystery, they're the mysterious doubles of the people who cast them
Output: shadows
Category: THE METRIC EQUIVALENT 
Clue: 33.8 fluid ounces
Output: liter
Category: SHAKESPEAREANA 
Clue: One of Henry IV's big lines is "Uneasy lies the head that wears" one of these
Output: a crown
Category: THE MIDDLE AGES 
Clue: In 762 Al-Mansur established this city on the Tigris River as the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate
Output: baghdad
Category: THE MENORAH 
Clue: According to a prayer, Jews light the menorah "Al Ha-Nissim", meaning "for" these wondrous events
Output: miracles
Category: "F" WORDS 
Clue: In 1957 Strom Thurmond engaged in one for 24 hours & 18 minutes, speaking against a civil rights bill
Output: filibuster
Category: EUROPEAN CAPITALS 
Clue: This city on the Danube was originally a Celtic settlement called Vindobona
Output: vienna
Category: 16th CENTURY PEOPLE 
Clue: In a 1513 work, he described the way a prince could acquire & keep power
Output: niccolo machiavelli
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: Sam Neill played this whiz of a wizard in a 1998 miniseries
Output: merlin
Category: WORD PLAY 
Clue: The 1st word in "Little Miss Muffet" that can be replaced by a symbol found on std. typewriters
Output: and
Category: SECOND PEOPLE 
Clue: This author of "Tamburlaine" has been called "a second Shakespeare", but some think he was the first
Output: marlowe
Category: TIME'S 100 MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE 
Clue: This female daytime TV icon is "the only person to appear on this list every year since it began"
Output: oprah winfrey
Category: THE KINGS OF ENGLAND 
Clue: 2 years after becoming king in 1413, Henry V declared war on this country
Output: france
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: A "Wheel of Fortune" star turns into a banner of surrender
Output: vanna white flag
Category: ROCK YOUR WORLD 
Clue: Dacite is volcanic rock characterized by the presence of this common form of silicon dioxide
Output: quartz
Category: SCIENCE GUYS 
Clue: At a 1944 auction a copy of his paper on the special theory of relativity brought a $6.5-mil. pledge in war bonds
Output: einstein
Category: YOU'RE PLAYING GAMES WITH ME, ALEX 
Clue: If you fail to peg the correct value of a hand in this game, your opponent calls out, "Muggins!"
Output: cribbage
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: This creator of the Periodic Table has an element named for him in the actinide series
Output: dmitri mendeleev
Category: PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES 
Clue: Named for its builder, it's the innovative make of car seen here with its distinctive doors
Output: delorean
Category: GROUPS 
Clue: Corinthian, Composite, Tuscan, Doric, Ionic
Output: columns
Category: YOU'RE PROPANE 
Clue: To a backyard barbecuer, LPG is this type of "propane gas"
Output: liquid
Category: CELEBRATED AFRICAN-AMERICANS 
Clue: She's the "Caged" poet seen here
Output: maya angelou
Category: GREEK LETTER HOMOPHONES 
Clue: More advanced, or recently created
Output: new
Category: "FOOL"ISH SONGS 
Clue: This question precedes "Who never fell in love, it seems that I'm the only one that I have been thinking of"
Output: "what kind of fool am i?"
Category: BROADWAY'S HAL PRINCE 
Clue: This 1957 urban musical featured a collaboration of Robbins, Bernstein, Sondheim & Hal
Output: west side story
Category: BATTER-Y 
Clue: Cat's tongues are a type of this made by pressing a thick batter through a pastry bag
Output: cookies
Category: "PANT"s 
Clue: Adjective meaning frivolously disrespectful or lacking in seriousness
Output: flippant
Category: FASHION HISTORY 
Clue: These 2 Hepburns made People magazine's 2000 list of the Best Dressed People of All Time
Output: audrey & katharine
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: Beginning in the mountains of Queensland, the Darling River flows 1,700 miles as this continent's longest river
Output: australia
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: "Ten Days That Shook The World" was his last book published during his lifetime
Output: john reed
Category: "KISS"ING MUSIC 
Clue: Completes the title of the No. 1 hit by Steam "Na Na Hey Hey..."
Output: kiss him goodbye
Category: GOING GLOBAL 
Clue: If you've been to Benin, you've been to a country on this continent
Output: africa
Category: INDULGE YOURSELF 
Clue: Mmm... ladyfingers soaked in brandy & espresso!  Quite a "pick me up", as the name of this Italian dessert says
Output: tiramisu
Category: TV MATH 
Clue: Col. Steve Austin's title worth plus the amount of title days "at a time" for Bonnie Franklin
Output: 6,000,001
Category: PHYSICS 101 
Clue: Silicon is a semiconducting material; this is the term for nonconductors like plastics
Output: an insulator
Category: NOVELTY SONGS 
Clue: His song "Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh!" may have been based on the letters his son Robert sent from Camp Champlain
Output: allan sherman
Category: MASSACRE 
Clue: In 1991 this Ohio-based team trounced the Miami Heat 148-80 in the biggest NBA triumph ever
Output: the cleveland cavaliers
Category: NEWS ON THE MARCH 
Clue: On March 29, 2004 Latvia & 6 other ex-Communist nations joined this organization
Output: nato
Category: PRESIDENTS 
Clue: He presided over our national Bicentenial celebration
Output: gerald ford
Category: FAMOUS HOMES 
Clue: In March of 1957, this rock star sold the home seen here at 1034 Audubon Drive in Memphis & moved into bigger digs
Output: elvis presley
Category: MEDICINE & HISTORY 
Clue: Montezuma's real revenge: a 1741 British expedition to conquer Mexico was devastated by this "colorful" disease
Output: yellow fever
Category: REDUNDANCY & REPETITION 
Clue: It's redundant to refer to this "system of measurement", since the word means "relating to measurement"
Output: metric
Category: FROM A TO B 
Clue: Assimilate, like a sponge
Output: absorb
Category: "OF" LITERATURE 
Clue: It's the title of Tom Wolfe's "fiery" 1987 bestseller
Output: "bonfire of the vanities"
Category: DOUBLE S 
Clue: This tropical root is used to make tapioca
Output: cassava
Category: MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS 
Clue: The USA’s 2 top-selling magazines are Reader’s Digest & TV Guide; this “Better” magazine comes in third
Output: better homes and gardens
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: William Scranton was governor of this state from 1963 to 1967 & later served as U.S. ambassador to the U.N.
Output: pennsylvania
Category: WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA? 
Clue: This coastal city on the Atlantic Ocean near the border with North Carolina is the state's most populous
Output: virginia beach
Category: NASHVILLE 
Clue: Built for the state's centennial expo in 1897, this replica of an Athenian temple turned 100 itself in 1997
Output: the parthenon
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: This "Roots" author's childhood home in Henning, Tenn. has memorabilia relating to his work
Output: alex haley
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's used to attract attention to something sighted on a ship, like land or a sail
Output: ho
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: As chancellor of this country in the 1930s, Kurt von Schuschnigg favored restoring the Hapsburgs to the throne
Output: austria
Category: "SEASON" 
Clue: Paul Scofield won an Oscar as the "year-round" Thomas More in this 1966 film
Output: a man for all seasons
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: He plays the snidely sarcastic Dennis on "Just Shoot Me" -- what a card!
Output: david spade
Category: 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: In "Take Me Out To The Ball Game", I do this, this, this "for the home team"
Output: root
Category: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: Radiation belts that surround the Earth are named for this expert on cosmic rays
Output: james van allen
Category: HISTORIC NUMBERS 
Clue: After this short conflict in 1967, Israel controlled the entire Sinai Peninsula
Output: six-day war
Category: MYTHS & LEGENDS 
Clue: This Greek goddess' name has come to mean "an unbeatable opponent or rival"
Output: nemesis
Category: DOMINOES 
Clue: A domino with both ends having the same value is called a double or this, which is 1 letter longer & also a garment
Output: a doublet
Category: THE TROJAN WAR 
Clue: Virgil says this man escaped the fall of Troy along with a few followers and later founded Rome
Output: aeneas
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: December 1997 saw the 2 millionth one of these in California:  "THINICE"
Output: vanity/personalized license plate
Category: ASCENT OF EVEREST 
Clue: Reinhold Messner amazed people when he reached the summit without a bottle of this, a need for most
Output: oxygen
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: "The carriage held but just ourselves and immortality" is a famous line from a poem by this woman
Output: emily dickinson
Category: MORE OPERATIC DEMISES 
Clue: In a Richard Strauss opera, this daughter of Agamemnon is so "complex" that she dances herself to death
Output: elektra
Category: GOVERNORS 
Clue: In 1990 she came within 2 percentage points of defeating Bill Bradley for his senate seat
Output: christine todd whitman
Category: YOU'RE GOING "IN" 
Clue: It's a 10-letter verb meaning to introduce into public use by some formal ceremony
Output: inaugurate
Category: FRENCH PHRASES 
Clue: Strictly required according to etiquette or usage, such as wearing a bow tie with your tux
Output: de rigueur
Category: OPERA 
Clue: In opera, that "dum-dee-dee-dee-dum" every time the merry carpenter shows up is called one of these
Output: a leitmotif
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: In 1549 this Spanish priest established Christianity in Japan
Output: st. francis xavier
Category: SURPRISING SINGERS 
Clue: This "Thorn Birds" actor made a charming prince in the Cinderella movie musical "The Slipper and the Rose"
Output: richard chamberlain
Category: CLASSIC ALBUMS 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Andy Summers) This Police album gave the world "Every Breath You Take" & "Wrapped Around Your Finger"
Output: "synchronicity"
Category: THE ORCHESTRA 
Clue: For much of the 20th c., Gregor Piatigorsky was regarded as the world's second-greatest virtuoso on this instrument
Output: the cello
Category: IN THE NAVY 
Clue: Name shared by Barbary Coast pirates of the 1700s & U.S. Navy World War II fighter planes
Output: corsairs
Category: MARK MY WORDS 
Clue: "Auto racing is boring except when a car is going at least 172 mph upside-down", wrote this Miami Herald columnist
Output: dave barry
Category: A FLY CATEGORY 
Clue: Harry H. Gardner, reportedly dubbed this by Grover Cleveland, made his living climbing up the sides of buildings
Output: "the human fly"
Category: "RO"MANIA 
Clue: Jean-Francois Champollion deciphered it in the 19th century
Output: the rosetta stone
Category: MESSIAH 
Clue: It's a future 1,000-year period of blessedness; some think it'll be after the Second Coming, some that it'll lead to it
Output: millennium
Category: NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES 
Clue: During World War II, some 400 members of this Southwest tribe served as "code talkers" in the U.S. Marine Corps
Output: navajo
Category: THROWING THE BOOK AT YOU 
Clue: A marlin's skeletal remains play a pivotal role in this 1952 literary work
Output: the old man and the sea
Category: STORY SONGS 
Clue: A Johnny Cash song ends with a man deciding to name his son "Bill or George!  Anything but" this
Output: sue
Category: MAGNETS 
Clue: On this home appliance, magnets are used to keep the door shut & hold messages
Output: refrigerator
Category: A "LEG" 
Clue: To give someone one of these lifts is to give him an advantage over others
Output: a leg up
Category: PHRENCH PHRASES 
Clue: Sam Goldwyn stood on the deck of a departing ship & shouted this to his friends on shore
Output: bon voyage !
Category: TINKER 
Clue: "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" is a novel by this Brit
Output: le carré
Category: ANIMAL ANCESTORS 
Clue: Moeritherium, with an elongated snout & front teeth, was the ancestor of this present-day animal
Output: elephant
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: This New Englamd institution is the only one of the Ivy League schools officially called a college
Output: dartmouth college
Category: MUSIC MAKERS 
Clue: Known as a jazz renaissance man, he screamed up the '80s charts with tunes like "Rockit"
Output: herbie hancock
Category: ECONOMICS 
Clue: 5-letter word for temporary paper money issued in economic emergencies
Output: scrip
Category: FAMOUS FOLK 
Clue: Reportedly, every 25 years Venezuela's president opens this man's casket to confirm that his remains are still there
Output: simon bolivar
Category: AUTHORS ON AUTHORS 
Clue: Herman Melville wrote that this "is a sweet flower; may it flourish in every hedge"
Output: the hawthorne
Category: EMPERORS 
Clue: Opposition led by Santa Anna limited the reign of this country's Agustin I to 10 months
Output: mexico
Category: JOHN 
Clue: First Watergate judge
Output: john sirica
Category: MAMMALS 
Clue: Alphabetically, it's #1
Output: the aardvark
Category: FROM B TO C 
Clue: Pertaining to an inflamed swelling of a lymph node, all too common in the 14th century
Output: bubonic
Category: WHEN THEY WERE TEENS 
Clue: This "Good Will Hunting" star was a teen when he made his feature film debut in a bit role in "Mystic Pizza"
Output: matt damon
Category: FORESTS 
Clue: Divisions of this Southern state's Kisatchie National Forest include Vernon & Evangeline
Output: louisiana
Category: MAD, I TELL YOU! 
Clue: In this film, Martin Balsam tells Anthony Perkins, "If it doesn't gel, isn't aspic"
Output: psycho
Category: HISTORIC DATES 
Clue: On July 28, 1914 Austria declared war on Serbia, marking the real beginning of this war
Output: world war i
Category: ASTRONOMY 
Clue: In 1979 these were discovered around Jupiter; Saturn has them too
Output: rings
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Colorful" cheap entree special at a diner that's a geologic theory explaining the faults in earth's crust
Output: blue plate tectonics
Category: 4 SCORE 
Clue: "The Jewel in the Crown", "The Day of the Scorpion", "The Towers of Silence" & "A Division of Spoils" form this
Output: the raj quartet
Category: POPE-POURRI 
Clue: During the reign of Alexander III, it was established that the pope would be elected exclusively by this body
Output: the college of cardinals
Category: R...W 
Clue: A difficult task is described as "a long" one of these "to hoe"
Output: row
Category: WE MEAN BISMUTH 
Clue: The melting point for Bismuth is 520.7 degrees F.; it's 2,847 degrees F. for this point
Output: the boiling point [or vaporization]
Category: WORLD OF FOOD 
Clue: Pho
Output: vietnam
Category: ART 
Clue: Corpulent sea nymphs circle Marie de Medicis’ ship in this Flemish artist’s painting of her arrival in France
Output: rubens
Category: EPHEN STEPHEN 
Clue: The state university in Nacogdoches, Texas is named for him
Output: stephen austin
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICANA 
Clue: Currently, they're the 2 highest-ranking African-Americans in President Bush's administration
Output: condoleezza rice & colin powell
Category: & THE FURIOUS 
Clue: On "The Simpsons", this nuclear plant owner has a pet monkey named Furious George
Output: montgomery burns
Category: THE RHINOCEROS 
Clue: Weighing up to 8,000 pounds, rhinos are the second-largest land animals, second only to these
Output: elephants
Category: BORROWED BOOK TITLES 
Clue: This Hemingway title comes from poet John Donne's meditations about the inter-connectedness of people
Output: for whom the bell tolls
Category: MINER CLASSICS 
Clue: The son of a coal miner, this author touched on the mining life in his autobiographical 1913 novel "Sons and Lovers"
Output: lawrence
Category: THE ELEMENTS 
Clue: The Venus' flytrap catches & digests insects mainly to absorb this element
Output: nitrogen
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Large aboriginal populations live in this country's states of Queensland & New South Wales
Output: australia
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: In 1913 he invented a counter for detecting atomic particles
Output: geiger
Category: O PIONEERS! 
Clue: In treeless areas, pioneers built houses of this 3-letter material, filling cracks with mud; hey, it was dirt cheap!
Output: sod
Category: "B" HAPPY 
Clue: It sounds like a gun manufacturer, & it's the name for the stiff hat worn by Catholic bishops & cardinals
Output: biretta
Category: THE CINEMA OF JOHNNY DEPP 
Clue: This Depp title character was created by a mad scientist played by Vincent Price
Output: edward scissorhands
Category: ALLITERATION ALL AROUND 
Clue: It's the second volume of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy
Output: "the two towers"
Category: OIL PAINTING 
Clue: This painting surface may be linen or cotton & is placed on a frame called a stretcher
Output: canvas
Category: SCI-FI/FANTASY HEROINES 
Clue: Either of the 2 similar-sounding roles portrayed by Liv Tyler & Miranda Otto in the "Lord of the Rings" series
Output: arwen
Category: NOTORIOUS 
Clue: Albert Anastasia was "Lord High Executioner" of the gang of killers dubbed this by the press
Output: "murder, incorporated"
Category: THAT'S OUR ISLAND! 
Clue: Bali
Output: indonesia
Category: AMERICAN LIT 
Clue: At the end of his novel "Typee", the hero escapes on a whaler
Output: melville
Category: POW-ER 
Clue: This dye industry chemical was not used as an explosive until 1904; it later became prized by the military
Output: tnt
Category: BIRDS 
Clue: The willow ptarmigan, an Arctic grouse, is its state bird
Output: alaska
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: Like mushrooms, molds belong to this group of organisms that lack chlorophyll
Output: fungi
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: Old Bailey legal eagle who's been the subject of many a John Mortimer tale
Output: rumpole
Category: A MOVIE BEFORE, THEN DINNER AFTER 
Clue: Charlton Heston goes crazy when he finds out a revolutionary new foodstuff is "haricots verts" in French
Output: soylent green beans
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: Lloyd Brown, once an inmate of this city's Alleghany County jail, based his novel "Iron City" on life there
Output: pittsburgh
Category: 20th CENTURY AUTHORS 
Clue: This "Humboldt's Gift" author won both the Pulitzer & Nobel Prizes in 1976
Output: saul bellow
Category: ALEXANDER THE NOT-SO-GREAT 
Clue: Richard Dreyfuss played this "in charge" secretary of state in the TV movie "The Day Reagan Was Shot"
Output: alexander haig
Category: THE OSCARS 
Clue: Though he's acted on screen, as in "Tommy", his first nomination & win was for a song in "The Lion King"
Output: elton john
Category: ONE-LETTER TAKE IN ORDER 
Clue: It precedes "Bay" on the Internet & also name the state capital spelled out by all 5 responses
Output: e & boise
Category: WOMEN IN THE ARTS 
Clue: In 1996 the Screen Actors Guild chose this "Murder, She Wrote" star for a lifetime achievement award
Output: angela lansbury
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: In Robert Browning's "Pippa Passes", "God's in" this place -- "all's right with the world"
Output: his heaven
Category: CHINESE CALENDAR ANIMALS 
Clue: This sign for 2006 shows devotion to family; aren't you a good sign? Yes you are! Good sign!
Output: the dog
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: When the Khmer Rouge came to power in 1975, it forced most of this capital's people to evacuate
Output: phnom penh
Category: YOUR MOMMA! 
Clue: Trojan hero Hector (they share a syllable)
Output: hecuba
Category: I'M CONCERNED... 
Clue: Founded in 1912, this group concerned with Jewish unity is the Women's Zionist Organization of America
Output: hadassah
Category: PRIME NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: Barry Bonds currently holds the single-season home run record with this many*
Output: 73
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: Like Tasmanian Devils, bandicoots belong to this order of mammals
Output: marsupials
Category: PIONEER TRAILS 
Clue: Thiis trail's western terminus was the valley of the Willamette River
Output: oregon trail
Category: LIFE SCIENCE 
Clue: In colenterates like jellyfish, the cavity called the coelenteron has an opening called this--don't get too complex
Output: a mouth
Category: NOW GET OUT! 
Clue: This country has exiled Norodam Sihanouk twice & twice crowned him king
Output: cambodia
Category: TOOL WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Single word meaning to disembark from an aircraft
Output: deplane
Category: CARIBBEAN CUISINE 
Clue: Iguana is a taste treat on this island that the U.S. invaded in 1983
Output: grenada
Category: ODD ALPHABETS 
Clue: Edible letters produced by Post
Output: alpha-bits
Category: ARTISTS 
Clue: You can see his unfinished "Rondanini Pieta" at the Castello Sforzesco in Milan
Output: michelangelo
Category: TURNING 50 IN '98 
Clue: As her surname indicates, this soprano has had her share of wars with opera companies & other singers
Output: kathleen battle
Category: COMEDY FILMS 
Clue: John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis & Kevin Kline of "Fierce Creatures" also starred in this 1988 comedy
Output: a fish called wanda
Category: PULITZER PRIZES 
Clue: Nicknamed "Black Jack", his memoir "My Experiences in the World War" won the 1932 Pulitzer Prize for History
Output: general pershing
Category: GOVERNMENT & POLITICS 
Clue: Originally, members of the U.S. Senate were chosen not by popular vote, but by these bodies
Output: state legislatures
Category: IT'S A GROUP THING 
Clue: It's a group of bowling teams that compete against each other, or a former association of nations
Output: a league
Category: RHYMES WITH RAIN 
Clue: As Carly Simon could tell you, it's a synonym for narcissistic
Output: vain
Category: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: In 1885, 14 years after a more famous find, this German archaeologist excavated Tiryns in Greece
Output: henrik schliemann
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Of Ketchupseed, Mustardseed or Onionseed, the one who's a fairy in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Output: mustardseed
Category: WRITERS BY QUOTE 
Clue: "Peyton Farquhar was dead; his body...swung gently from...the Owl Creek Bridge"
Output: ambrose bierce
Category: NEVADA 
Clue: Nevada's state trees are the single-leafed pinion & this pine, the oldest of which may be 5,000 years old
Output: bristlecone
Category: YOU, THE VOTER 
Clue: Rhyming term for the law that lets you register to cast ballots in an election when getting a driver's license
Output: motor voter
Category: WOULD YOU MURRAY ME? 
Clue: This "You Needed Me" singer is mentioned in the Oscar-nominated song "Blame Canada"
Output: anne murray
Category: MIDDLE NAMES 
Clue: He was the first U.S. president to have a middle name
Output: john quincy adams
Category: I "GET" IT 
Clue: A vacation far from your daily worries, or a Steve McQueen action film
Output: getaway
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Queen Anne's lace is the ancestor of this orange vegetable & has roots resembling it
Output: the carrot
Category: ENTERTAINMENT NEWS 
Clue: In March 2001, reports had this "Come On Over" singer & her husband Mutt expecting their first pup
Output: shania twain
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: He's won 2 Nat'l Book Awards: for "Goodbye, Columbus" in 1960 & for "Sabbath's Theater" 35 years later
Output: philip roth
Category: GAME SHOWS 
Clue: He hosted "Scattergories" for 5 months in 1993; that show just didn't have the power of the pyramid
Output: dick clark
Category: SCOTLAND 
Clue: In the first century A.D. the Romans invaded the area that is now Scotland & called it this
Output: caledonia
Category: FIRST THINGS FIRST 
Clue: Speaking to WWI troops in 1919, this man became the first U.S. president to make a radio broadcast
Output: woodrow wilson
Category: THEATER 
Clue: This famous New York dance company is abbreviated the ABT
Output: american ballet theatre
Category: WE, THE JURY 
Clue: In 1970 the Supreme Court declared this standard number of jurors a "historical accident"
Output: 12
Category: GOVERNMENT 
Clue: FDR appointed Frances Perkins, 1st woman cabinet member, to head this department
Output: the department of labor
Category: AUTHOR-ITATIVE INFORMATION 
Clue: In 1913 he published his first book of poems as well as "Sons and Lovers"
Output: d.h. lawrence
Category: "MAL" PRACTICE 
Clue: Formerly Nyasaland, this African country is home to spectacular highlands & lakes
Output: malawi
Category: SHADES OF ZANE GREY 
Clue: Appropriately, Zane Grey was born in Zanesville in this state in 1872
Output: ohio
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: It's an insoluble solid that separates from a solution
Output: chemical precipitation
Category: EX-RATED LATIN 
Clue: In law, this 3-word phrase refers to something formulated or operating retroactively
Output: ex post facto
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: Once called Oyster Island, it became part of the Statue of Liberty nat'l monument in 1965
Output: ellis island
Category: A PASSAGE TO INDIA 
Clue: In 1984 thousands were killed by a gas leak at the Union Carbide plant in this city
Output: bhopal
Category: CHICKS RULE! 
Clue: In the 1990s this Down Under island country has back-to-back female P.M.'s, Jenny Shipley & Helen Clark
Output: new zealand
Category: THE WILD & WOOLLY 1800s 
Clue: In 1882 Lawyer Samuel Dodd found that to control companies in several states, Standard Oil could form these
Output: monopolies
Category: WATCH YOUR STEP 
Clue: In 1989 Gin Miller joined this shoe company as creative director for step training
Output: reebok
Category: FOOD FACTS 
Clue: Burghul is another name for the Bulghur type of this cereal grain
Output: wheat
Category: IT'S JUST A GAME 
Clue: "Allied Assault" & "Rising Sun" are from this militaristic video game series
Output: medal of honor
Category: SPINELESS JELLYFISH 
Clue: Now come to mean any meek person, it was the last name of Caspar in H.T. Webster's comic strip
Output: milquetoast
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH "A" 
Clue: This "stately" Confederate cruiser sank many ships before being sunk by the Kearsarge off the coast of France
Output: the alabama
Category: NAMES IN NATURE 
Clue: It's said the Mormons named this desert plant, seen here, for its resemblance to a Biblical prophet with arms lifted
Output: the joshua tree
Category: ENDINGS 
Clue: Some observers say this decade ended with the shootings at Kent State
Output: 1960s
Category: CURSES 
Clue: NFL players on the cover of his video game series are said to be cursed with future injury or poor performance
Output: john madden
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: The Coonley Estate & the Robie House are examples of this midwestern style created by Frank Lloyd Wright
Output: the prairie style
Category: JAMES 
Clue: He came up with a copier machine & a clothes dryer as well as a famous engine
Output: james watt
Category: A ROUND OF GULF 
Clue: This historic Vietnamese gulf is really the northwestern arm of the South China Sea
Output: the gulf of tonkin
Category: EARLY ART 
Clue: This art form of setting stones or glass into mortar was the main decorative art of the Byzantine Empire
Output: mosaic
Category: TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL 
Clue: A Michigan realtor claimed that this New Testament man (& his head) appeared to him 30 times between 1927 & 1933
Output: john the baptist
Category: WORDS FOUND IN MAGAZINE NAMES 
Clue: Dollar amount found in Money
Output: one
Category: LAW 
Clue: In Latin legal lingo it means "by the fact itself"
Output: ipso facto
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: Locusts are short-horned or short-antennaed varieties of these
Output: grasshoppers
Category: LEGENDARY RHYME TIME 
Clue: Goat god's well-thought-out merrymaking schemes
Output: pan\'s plans
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: The universe's background radiation is thought to be left over from this primordial event
Output: the big bang
Category: ACTRESSES 
Clue: In 2009 she returned to being "Fast & Furious" as Letty
Output: michelle rodriguez
Category: TENTS 
Clue: When Achilles was sulking in his tent, it was during this war
Output: trojan war
Category: MUSIC 
Clue: Popular operettas he wrote in the 1920s include "The Desert Song" & "The Student Prince"
Output: sigmund romberg
Category: GIRLS GONE WILDE 
Clue: As Wilde's only novel opens, this handsome title character is afraid Lady Agatha is mad at him
Output: dorian gray
Category: FOODS THAT BEGIN WITH THE LETTER "Q" 
Clue: Most biscuits are an example of these baked items that require little or no kneading
Output: quick breads
Category: NBA TEAMS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: The unbranded cattle
Output: the mavericks
Category: FAMOUS FEMALES 
Clue: Spreading her winged arms, the Egyptian goddess seen here is guarding the tomb of Seti I
Output: isis
Category: ON THE MAP 
Clue: In the Caribbean Sea, Cuba & Hispaniola are the only islands larger than this island nation
Output: jamaica
Category: WHAT'S IN A CELEBRITY NAME? 
Clue: If you know this legendary boxer's first name is Arabic for "greatly praised", you're the greatest!
Output: muhammad ali
Category: HOW DO YOU... 
Clue: Put shirt on horizontal stick, stuff with straw; put pands on attached vertical piece, stuff; attach head
Output: make a scarecrow
Category: THE CIA 
Clue: Director of the CIA during the Iran-Contra scandal, he died before he could testify at the hearings
Output: william casey
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1934 he assumed the title Fuhrer & chancellor of Germany
Output: adolf hitler
Category: YOUR BUMMER TO BUMMER TRAFFIC REPORT 
Clue: I-80 is backed up near North Platte in this state; plan ahead if you're heading for Kearney Airport
Output: nebraska
Category: ALMOST REAL 
Clue: This training device puts a pilot in a replica of a cockpit
Output: flight simulator
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: On living in the White House, he said in 1983, "You get a little stir-crazy during the week"
Output: ronald reagan
Category: TOUGH TV TRIVIA 
Clue: Hannibal Dobbs was the bugler at Fort Courage on this series
Output: f troop
Category: "J" WALKING 
Clue: From Old French for "game divided", its historical meanings include problem, trick, stratagem &, of course, danger
Output: jeopardy
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: The foundation honoring this holiday says, "We inspire people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees"
Output: arbor day
Category: FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY 
Clue: He was the Democratic presidential frontrunner in 1987 until his "Monkey Business" did him in
Output: gary hart
Category: BRAVE NEW WORD 
Clue: If you reply anonymously to support your own post in an online forum, you're this hand puppet, like Lamb Chop
Output: sock puppet
Category: ICE CREAM 
Clue: In the 1980s restauranteur David Mintz began marketing soy ice cream under this brand name
Output: tofutti
Category: DESCARTES 
Clue: In 1649 he accepted an invitation from Queen Christina to visit this country; he died there in 1650
Output: sweden
Category: CRAZY TALK 
Clue: Pecan, pine, or pistachio
Output: "nuts"
Category: "LOOK" OUT! 
Clue: In the title of a 1967 Dusty Springfield hit this "is in your eyes"
Output: the look of love
Category: FOREIGN 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: In German it's the informal "you" used for friends, family & all children
Output: du
Category: BACK HOME 
Clue: There was much rejoicing in 2005 as taikonauts from this country returned from space
Output: china
Category: THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT 
Clue: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew singing at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta; Alex gives the clue)  Based on a gospel song, it became an anthem of the civil rights movement
Output: "we shall overcome"
Category: ALSO A BLOOD TYPE 
Clue: One single photography image in which brightness values are reversed
Output: a-
Category: YOU O ME 
Clue: These 2 words, one O different, combine to form the name of a plant disease
Output: root & rot
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: He led a marine biology expedition to Baja California & later wrote about it in "The Sea of Cortez"
Output: john steinbeck
Category: THE TEENS 
Clue: If you want to be Miss America, you have to be at least this old
Output: 17
Category: SCIENCE PRIZES 
Clue: An annual half-million-dollar prize for invention & innovation is given by MIT, the Massachusetts Institute of this
Output: technology
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN RHYME TIME 
Clue: Calpurnia's husband's small metal hair pluckers
Output: caesar\'s tweezers
Category: THE SUNFLOWER STATE 
Clue: One of the state's largest libraries is the Watson Library at the University of Kansas in this city
Output: lawrence
Category: DICKENS HEARS FROM HOLLYWOOD 
Clue: Uncle Ralph's OK... nice alliterative title for this... but Wackford Squeers is now Ford Sears; we get 2 product placements for 1!
Output: nicholas nickleby
Category: HE'S ALSO A PLANT 
Clue: A genus of shrubs & trees is named for this biographer of Samuel Johnson
Output: james boswell
Category: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNIE 
Clue: The Cubs' first black player, he was also the first National Leaguer to be named MVP 2 years in a row
Output: ernie banks
Category: THE KING IS DEAD 
Clue: On Sept. 9, 1087 this Norman stopped stormin' after being thrown from his horse at the Battle of Mantes
Output: william the conqueror
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: In "The Call of the Wild", Judge Miller's gardener kidnaps this dog & sells him for $50
Output: buck
Category: LAWYERS, GUNS & MONEY 
Clue: It's a malt liquor, a gun or a former Houston Major League Baseball team
Output: colt .45
Category: ART BOOKS 
Clue: "American Wilderness" is "The Story of" this 19th century school of painting
Output: the hudson river school
Category: HISTORIC GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: By 900 A.D. Harold Fairhair had become the first king of this Scandinavian nation
Output: norway
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Boss" Tweed's politically corrupt society that had a No. 1 hit with "Kiss on my List"
Output: tammany hall & oates
Category: 17th CENTURY NOTABLES 
Clue: He's the famous Flemish painter seen here (notice the beard)
Output: anthony van dyck
Category: "CAPE"s 
Clue: This African island republic is of volcanic origin but today has only one active crater, on Fogo Island
Output: cape verde islands
Category: HELP ME, FONDA 
Clue: In this 1967 film based on a Neil Simon play, Jane Fonda helps Robert Redford loosen up
Output: barefoot in the park
Category: A GREEN CATEGORY 
Clue: The Pascal type of this vegetable is the typical, pale green crunchy type
Output: celery
Category: ALL THAT JAZZ 
Clue: This 1960s style pioneered by Ornette Coleman "liberated" improvisers from set melodies
Output: free jazz
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Enver Hoxha ruled this Balkan country from 1944 until his death in 1985
Output: albania
Category: BOYFRIENDS & GIRLFRIENDS 
Clue: Virginia Hill's gunned-down gangster
Output: bugsy siegel
Category: STYLE 
Clue: In 1964 Coco Chanel & Norman Norell were championing the right of women to wear these
Output: pants
Category: RULERS 
Clue: In 1478 the Spanish Inquisition was established under the reign of these 2 rulers
Output: ferdinand & isabella
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: Our word "blanket" is derived in part from Old French for this color
Output: white
Category: ASIAN CAPITALS 
Clue: In the mid 1800s King Mongkut modernized this capital known as the "Venice of the Far East"
Output: bangkok
Category: STUPID ANSWERS: THE NEW YORK EDITION 
Clue: JFK often stayed at this hotel at 76th & Madison, & Bobby Short entertained there for decades in its Cafe Carlyle
Output: the hotel carlyle
Category: ANIMAL SUBTRACTION 
Clue: Subtract a letter from this South American ruminant & you get a Buddhist monk
Output: a llama
Category: SEEING RED AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: Brigitte Nielsen was the title character in this 1985 sword & sorcery saga
Output: red sonja
Category: LIFE 
Clue: Beatrix Potter was among the first to see that these organisms were a symbiosis between fungi & algae
Output: lichens
Category: NEIGHBORHOODS 
Clue: Founded in 1683, Germantown is now an historic part of this city
Output: philadelphia
Category: WORLD WAR II 
Clue: Of his 1941 flight to Scotland, Hitler said, "He is crazy; if he comes back, shoot him on sight"
Output: hess
Category: AUTHORS' ODD JOBS 
Clue: Zowie!  This author of "Franny and Zooey" was once apprenticed to a pig slaughterer in Poland
Output: j.d. salinger
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: Edmund "Crouchback" founded this branch of the Plantagenets that didn't get on well with the Yorks
Output: the lancasters
Category: FASHION 
Clue: Yves Saint Laurent is YSL, & she's DVF
Output: diane von furstenburg
Category: OPERA 
Clue: She's a slave to Amneris, an Egyptian princess
Output: aida
Category: LET'S GET PHYSICS-AL 
Clue: It's the branch of physics that deals with the relationship between heat, work, temperature & energy
Output: thermodynamics
Category: A CLOSE LOOK AT ART 
Clue: In his "Night Watch", hierarchy is shown by the shadow of the militia captain's hand on an underling's coat
Output: rembrandt