niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: AUTO SHOP 
Clue: Of very hot, very cold, or rainy, the weather condition in which vaporlock usually occurs
Output: very hot
Category: THINKING GREEN 
Clue: The U.S. Army experimented with green bullets, thought to be more Earth-friendly without this metal
Output: lead
Category: NATURE STUDY 
Clue: In North America many spiders harm humans with their bites, including this brown one whose name means "hermit"
Output: recluse
Category: AS QUICK AS YOU CAN SAY... 
Clue: Speedy plural term for a quickly-moving section of a river
Output: rapids
Category: THAT'S SO CLICHE! 
Clue: To suffer a major defeat or setback is to "meet your" this, like Napoleon
Output: waterloo
Category: SCULPTURE 
Clue: The Etruscans carved many of their works from tufa, a soft porous variety of this calcium carbonate rock
Output: limestone
Category: 1960s POLITICAL QUOTES 
Clue: Concerning the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, this Soviet leader said that "Human reason won. Mankind won"
Output: khrushchev
Category: ISMs 
Clue: From Greek for "The Inhabited World", it refers to the movement toward Christian unity
Output: ecumenism
Category: CELEBRATE THE CENTURY WITH STAMPS 
Clue: The stamp seen here representing the first decade of the 1900s features this automobile:
Output: model t
Category: SEWING 
Clue: These shears have V-shapes along the cutting edge so that cut fabric will remain ravel-free
Output: pinking shears
Category: SIGNS & SIGNALS 
Clue: The ringing of the church bells on this holiday in 1572 was the signal to massacre Huguenots
Output: st. bartholomew\'s day
Category: OLE "MISS" 
Clue: City that's home to the University of Montana
Output: missoula
Category: HIGH COUP 
Clue: This man took the title first consul after a coup d'etat in Paris in 1799
Output: napoleon
Category: OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS 
Clue: As our writers know, eyestrain is one hazard of working at a VDT, short for this
Output: video display terminal
Category: IT BORDERS BOTH 
Clue: Costa Rica & Colombia
Output: panama
Category: LITERARY TRANSLATIONS 
Clue: Translator Rosemary Edmonds leaves the final "A" off the last name of this Tolstoy title heroine
Output: anna karenina
Category: AMERICAN WRITING 
Clue: Hello!  He wrote "Farewell, My Lovely" & "The Long Goodbye"
Output: raymond chandler
Category: DON'T MESS WITH SICILY 
Clue: The father of this US Supreme Court Justice was a romance language professor who had emigrated from Sicily
Output: scalia
Category: FIFTEENTH 
Clue: Ptolemy XV of Egypt co-ruled with this woman, his mother
Output: cleopatra
Category: GRAMMAR SCHOOL 
Clue: Besides fancy-sounding, "in lieu of salary" is this type of grammatical phrase
Output: a prepositional phrase
Category: AROUND THE COMMONWEALTH 
Clue: Constitutional changes in 2000 for this Asian country may help end its civil war between Tamils & Sinhalese
Output: sri lanka
Category: FILM BIOS 
Clue: "Bird"
Output: chalrie parker
Category: ANIMAL WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Something very, very rare is "as scarce as" these chicken parts
Output: hen\'s teeth
Category: TOUGH GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Monte Cervino is the Italian name for this peak, located in the Alps & copied in Anaheim
Output: the matterhorn
Category: NAME THE AUTOMAKER 
Clue: Taurus & T-Bird
Output: ford
Category: AMERICAN LIT 
Clue: "Nobody Knows My Name" (hopefully you do!) is a later work by this "Go Tell It on the Mountain" man
Output: james baldwin
Category: BEFORE YOU WERE BORN 
Clue: In 1972 this scandal named for a Washington, D.C. hotel was in the news
Output: watergate
Category: 23 SKIDOO 
Clue: Alfred P. Sloan Jr. became the CEO of this giant auto company in 1923 & brought it back from the brink of collapse
Output: general motors
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: Charles Dickens was laid to rest in a private ceremony on June 14, 1870 in the Poet's Corner of this church
Output: westminster abbey
Category: POPULAR MUSIC 
Clue: She's the rock & roll legend who died at L.A.'s Landmark Hotel October 4, 1970
Output: janis joplin
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: In 1861 the faculty & most of the students of this 2nd-oldest U.S. college joined the Confederate army
Output: william & mary
Category: TOUGH HODGEPODGE 
Clue: This Italian outlived Mozart by 34 years, but the rumor that he poisoned him probably isn't true
Output: antonio salieri
Category: ART ATTACK 
Clue: In 1999 an escaped mental patient in Amsterdam slashed this Spaniard's "Nude Woman in Front of the Garden"
Output: pablo picasso
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: Valet who helped Phileas Fogg go "Around the World in 80 Days"
Output: passepartout
Category: THE MAIN INGREDIENT 
Clue: This main ingredient in S.O.S. pads helps you scour out scum
Output: steel wool
Category: "MUM"s THE WORD 
Clue: Formerly called Bombay, it's in the top 5 cities in the world in population
Output: mumbai
Category: A STATE OF DELAWARE-NESS 
Clue: An IRA named for this longtime Delaware senator was created in 1998
Output: roth
Category: SWEET 16 
Clue: The 16th letter of the Greek alphabet, it runs circles around the rest
Output: pi
Category: FROM THE PAGE TO THE STAGE 
Clue: In 2005, in London, Val Kilmer had the "mail" lead in a play based on this James M. Cain novel
Output: the postman always rings twice
Category: MICHAEL J. FOX 
Clue: Michael hit the big time in the 1980s as Alex Keaton on this TV series
Output: family ties
Category: BIRD BOOKS 
Clue: Some took flight with this 1970 allegory by Richard Bach; others felt it was bird-brained
Output: jonathan livingston seagull
Category: A YEAR ENDING IN 11 
Clue: Explorer Henry Hudson is set adrift in his namesake bay by a mutinous crew & never seen again
Output: 1611
Category: H.H. 
Clue: This author was a bookseller & mechanic before writing such books as "Steppenwolf" & "Siddhartha"
Output: hermann hesse
Category: TOUGH HISTORY 
Clue: On September 9, 1976 this Communist chairman died
Output: mao tse-tung
Category: "C" IN SCIENCE 
Clue: It's the force that holds the molecules of a substance together
Output: cohesion
Category: LANDMARKS 
Clue: Legend says if you're looking for someone, wait under Nelson's statue in this London square
Output: trafalgar
Category: WHO'S YOUR DADDY? 
Clue: "24" star Kiefer
Output: donald sutherland
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: Wladyslaw Gomulka was first secretary of this country's Communist party from 1956-1970
Output: poland
Category: THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 
Clue: The Bureau's Hotshot Crews are part of its responsibility for these events on 388 million acres
Output: forest fires
Category: WORLD OF DANCE 
Clue: The bossa nova
Output: brazil
Category: SCIENCE EN ESPAÑOL 
Clue: In space not even light can escape one of these, agujero negro
Output: black holes
Category: HENRY VIII'S WIVES 
Clue: Henry's 2nd wife, she was the sister of one of his former mistresses
Output: anne boleyn
Category: IT'S STRICTLY BUSINESS 
Clue: This insurance company used an umbrella in its ads as early as 1870 & for more than 125 years after
Output: traveler\'s
Category: THE CHANEL CHANNEL 
Clue: The J12, Chanel's first sport one of these, can be worn by men or women
Output: a watch
Category: GONE FISHIN' 
Clue: The name of this fierce ocean fish may come from the Spanish word barraco, meaning "overlapping teeth"
Output: a barracuda
Category: PETE THE CAPITOL PAGE 
Clue: Much of Pete's time is spent delivering copies of these proposed laws
Output: bills
Category: STAR WARS FOREVER 
Clue: While the first 5 "Star Wars" movies were all rated PG, "Revenge of the Sith" was rated this due to some violent scenes
Output: pg-13
Category: TORONTO'S CN TOWER 
Clue: The world's tallest self-supporting structure at 1,815 feet, the CN Tower was built by this railway company
Output: canadian national
Category: GET YOUR GROUP TOGETHER 
Clue: Visigoth King Alaric II was killed in the 507 Battle of Vouille against Clovis I, King of this group
Output: franks
Category: LITERATURE OF THE 19-OUGHTS 
Clue: Frank Norris titled his 1901 novel about a railroad that's strangling farmers after this marine mollusk
Output: the octopus
Category: CANADIAN HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Mount Logan in this territory is the highest peak in Canada
Output: yukon territory
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: In 1776, while encamped with Washington's troops, he wrote, "These are the times that try men's souls"
Output: thomas paine
Category: HIT TV SHOWS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: Since 2004, a Sunday night staple: "Needy domestic engineers"
Output: desperate housewives
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: It wasn't incorporated as a city until 1836; perhaps witchcraft was to blame...
Output: salem, massachusetts
Category: INITIALLY YOURS 
Clue: One of the founders of the NAACP was this sociologist & writer of "The Souls of Black Folk"
Output: w.e.b. dubois
Category: STARTS WITH "GU" 
Clue: Flaubert's first name
Output: gustave
Category: IF SHAKESPEARE WROTE FOR THE WWE 
Clue: Antonio!  I lend you a few bucks & you end up making me change my religion?!  I'll see you at "Veniceslam!"
Output: shylock
Category: 1995 
Clue: Imelda Marcos' son "Bong Bong" lost his bid for a seat in this country's senate--& was convicted of tax evasion
Output: the philippines
Category: ACTORS & THEIR ROLES 
Clue: Robert Preston & Bernadette Peters starred in this musical as Mack Sennett & Mabel Normand
Output: "mack and mabel"
Category: IF YOU'RE GOING TO DO IT... 
Clue: As a Swiss Guard, today you are responsible for the safety of this one person
Output: john paul ii
Category: "RR" CROSSING 
Clue: A rapid stream of water, or a violent downpour of rain
Output: a torrent
Category: TERMINATOR OF ENDEARMENT 
Clue: Mr. S was the 1st private citizen in the U.S. to own one of these, aka the high-mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle
Output: a hummer
Category: TV PERSONALITIES 
Clue: This talk show host of Puerto Rican descent wrote the book "Puerto Rico: Island of Contrasts"
Output: rivera
Category: RULERS 
Clue: Only wife of Henry VIII who had also married his brother Arthur
Output: catherine of aragon
Category: NBA LOGOS 
Clue: Lucky, who wears a vest, bow tie & bowler hat with shamrocks on them
Output: the celtics
Category: PSYCHOLOGY 
Clue: A method of trying to predict the future scientifically was named for this oracle
Output: delphic oracle
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: For over 40 years, St. Albans in this state has hosted an annual Maple Festival
Output: vermont
Category: GREEK MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: This most powerful Greek god was also the god of justice & the god of oaths & hospitality
Output: zeus
Category: ORDER IN THE SUPREME COURT 
Clue: Going from a temp job to permanent employment, he's the only president who also served on the Supreme Court
Output: taft
Category: THE ARABIAN HORSE 
Clue: The Arabian is a smaller breed than most, having 23 of these, unlike the usual 24 for other horses
Output: vertebrae
Category: SCIENTISTS 
Clue: Around 1800 this scientist from Como, Italy developed a forerunner of the electric battery
Output: alessandro volta
Category: POTENT PEOPLE 
Clue: Author Steve who created D.A. Paul Madriani
Output: martini
Category: TRUE CRIME 
Clue: These Chinese secret societies that met in tongs in North America started as groups of kung fu fighters
Output: triads
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: When chosen by God to lead the Israelites, he said "But I am slow of speech, and of a slow tongue"
Output: moses
Category: HISTORICAL TV 
Clue: Historical characters on this HBO series include Calamity Jane & Wild Bill Hickok
Output: deadwood
Category: MMM...BEER 
Clue: In the 1890s, Adolphus Busch developed this super-premium beer still marketed by Anheuser-Busch
Output: michelob
Category: OBSESSIONS 
Clue: In 1674 Anton van Leeuwenhoek's obsession with lenses paid off; he discovered these, from the Latin for "first animal"
Output: protozoa
Category: POETS 
Clue: Queen Elizabeth I gave him a pension for life after he dedicated "The Faerie Queen" to her
Output: edmund spencer
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: General Meade's favorite one was named Baldy
Output: horse
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: The name of this xylophone that originated in Africa may be from the Kimbundu language
Output: marimba
Category: FINISH THE SHAKESPEARE TITLE 
Clue: "Pericles..."
Output: prince of tyre
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: The U.S. company Trek makes Lance Armstrong's bikes from a composite of this often-compounded element
Output: carbon
Category: "BO"-POURRI 
Clue: Ancient British queen who fought the Romans
Output: boadicea
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Without this "effect", the average temperature on Earth would be about 0 degrees
Output: greenhouse effect
Category: POETRY 
Clue: "Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink" immortalized this ocean's briny brew
Output: pacific ocean
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: King Olaf II is this country's patron saint
Output: norway
Category: PUT OUT THE CHINA 
Clue: With 900 million speakers, this dialect of Chinese is the world's most widely used
Output: mandarin
Category: GEOMETRY 
Clue: A pentadecagon is a polygon with this many sides
Output: 15
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: About 30% of the world's banana's are sold under this No. 1 brand name
Output: chiquita
Category: GAMES 
Clue: It's the trademarked name for the game that uses a hollow white celluloid ball that's 40 mm in diameter
Output: ping-pong
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Arabic for "son of", it's often used in personal names
Output: bin
Category: WEAPONS 
Clue: Guy Fawkes was part of the conspiracy known as this
Output: the gunpowder plot
Category: TO A "TEE" 
Clue: Ring in, miss the clue -- tough.  We don't offer a "money back" one
Output: guarantee
Category: NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: Highest number you can throw with just one standard die
Output: 6
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: Go for Baroque & name this composer of "Music for the Royal Fireworks"
Output: handel
Category: DEATH SENTENCES 
Clue: Approaching another car near Paso Robles, Ca. in 1955, his last words were "That guy's gotta see us"
Output: james dean
Category: 13-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: A "dynamite" medicine for hearts
Output: nitroglycerin
Category: "AE" 
Clue: An aggressive form of karate, this Korean martial art uses punches, chops & flashy kicks
Output: tae kwon do
Category: "NEW" ENGLAND 
Clue: This Massachusetts city on Buzzards Bay was a major whaling port in the 19th century
Output: new bedford
Category: CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE U.S. 
Clue: In 1857 he held that Congress did not have power to abolish slavery in the territories
Output: taney
Category: 1946 
Clue: Irving Berlin's 1946 musical that featured a rifle-totin' Ethel Merman
Output: annie get your gun
Category: THE CONSTITUTION 
Clue: This job "shall be president of the Senate, but shall have no vote, unless they be equally divided"
Output: the vice president
Category: A SERIES OF FIELDS 
Clue: The Minnesota Twins have won 2 World Series championships at this enclosed home stadium
Output: the metrodome
Category: AMERICAN HOLIDAYS 
Clue: Until June 1, 1954, this was officially called "Armistice Day"
Output: veterans day
Category: STARS & STRIPES 
Clue: A hospital volunteer
Output: a candy striper
Category: LET'S BUILD A CASINO! 
Clue: The casino named for this heavenly body will feature the scintillating lounge act of Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin
Output: the moon
Category: "F"OODSTUFFS 
Clue: The name of this semisoft candy can be used as a verb to mean "to cheat" or "to alter data"
Output: fudge
Category: GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 
Clue: In the episode "Gilligan Meets Jungle Boy", the Jungle Boy was this future "Escape from New York" star
Output: russell
Category: ADVERBS 
Clue: Adverb that begins Clark Gable's last line in "Gone with the Wind"
Output: frankly
Category: BROTHERS & SISTERS 
Clue: In 1846 these 3 sisters published "Poems by Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell" at their own expense, & sold only 2 copies
Output: the brontës
Category: TONGUE TWISTERS 
Clue: "Listen to the local yokel" do this
Output: yodel
Category: SCIENCE FACTS 
Clue: This hydrocarbon mix obtained druing petroleum refining is used to make candles & to coat paper
Output: paraffin
Category: INTO AFRICA 
Clue: The winner of 7 Oscars, the 1985 film "Out of Africa" takes place largely on a plantation in this country
Output: kenya
Category: TOM SWIFTIES 
Clue: If you think doggedly about his hoarse voice, you'll know it's how Tom said "Mush!"
Output: huskily
Category: CERVANTES 
Clue: Cervantes relied on 2 financial supporters, the Count of Lemos & the archbishop of this city on the Tagus
Output: toledo
Category: "I" LADS 
Clue: Nudge, nudge, wink, wink!  This man seen here starred on a classic British comedy show
Output: eric idle
Category: MUNICH 
Clue: When this largest German state was reunited as a kingdom in the early 1500s, Munich became its capital
Output: bavaria
Category: TV HISTORY 
Clue: In 1951 viewers found this Tennessee senator's organized crime hearings quite arresting
Output: estes kefauver
Category: INCREDIBLE EDIBLES 
Clue: Larousse says this snake whose name is an antonym of subtracter was once eaten as a beauty treatment
Output: adder
Category: ACTING PRESIDENTS ON TV 
Clue: Dennis Haysbert & D.B. Woodside as David & Wayne Palmer, respectively
Output: 24
Category: COMPUTER LITERACY 
Clue: This term for diplomatic procedure also refers to an agreed format for data to be communicated
Output: protocol
Category: LET'S DANCE 
Clue: An old debate asks how many of these beings could dance on the head of a pin
Output: angels
Category: 17th CENTURY SCIENCE 
Clue: About 1621 William Oughtred invented this device that stuck out of nerds' shirt pockets well into the 20th century
Output: slide rule
Category: THE GENTLE ART OF RUGBY 
Clue: The USA's national team is the Eagles; Argentina's is Los these, aka mountain lions
Output: pumas
Category: THE CHIEFS 
Clue: He wrote 5 of the 85 "Federalist" essays
Output: john jay
Category: AVIATION 
Clue: This airport named for a former mayor served the Denver community for 66 years, until it closed in 1995
Output: stapleton airport
Category: "Z" END 
Clue: Russia's third man-in-space program, it still continues more than 30 years after its inception
Output: the soyuz
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: Lampwick, Figaro & Stromboli are all characters in this Disney film
Output: pinocchio
Category: STATS FREAK 
Clue: Wilt Chamberlain & this '60s Celtic are the only NBAers to average more than 20 rebounds per game
Output: bill russell
Category: CARTS, WAGONS & SLEDS 
Clue: Used to transport small loads like lawn dirt, it's a cart with 1 tire & a shallow body, held & pushed by handles
Output: a wheelbarrow
Category: ANAGRAMS 
Clue: I need a glass of this soft drink after I've been at bat
Output: tab
Category: LIVIN' LIBIDO LOCA 
Clue: This writer's relationship with Alfred Douglas was fine with him, but it drove Al's dad, Marquess of Queensberry, nuts
Output: oscar wilde
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: You may "put" this "on the line" or "where your mouth is"
Output: money
Category: "Y" ASK 
Clue: In parts of Asia these pack animals are known as hairy cattle
Output: yaks
Category: CHEMISTRY 
Clue: The 6 "inert" elements occur naturally primarily in this state of matter
Output: gases
Category: COUNTRY MUSIC 
Clue: In 1999 her "Faith" CD reached triple platinum status
Output: faith hill
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: His infant son, Fuad II, succeeded him briefly as king of Egypt after his abdication in 1952
Output: king farouk
Category: KHAAAAAAAAAN! 
Clue: Born around 1162, Temujin, or "Ironworker", must have decided this name would look better for him on Mongol billboards
Output: genghis khan
Category: ON THE GO 
Clue: A tandem can be a carriage, or one of these upon whose seat you'd look sweet
Output: bicycle built for two
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: She's the title heroine "Of Green Gables" in a classic 1908 book
Output: anne
Category: "N"ATIONS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: It became fully independent of South Africa March 21, 1990
Output: namibia
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: In late June, Hardin, Montana reenacts this famous 1876 battle between the cavalry & Indians
Output: little big horn
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: The prep school classic "A Separate Peace" takes place during this war
Output: the second world war
Category: WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE 
Clue: Jon Stewart got a "kick" out of this sport at William & Mary, & an award there is named in his honor
Output: soccer
Category: MAMMALS 
Clue: Despite their incredibly long necks, giraffes have only this many neck bones, the same as humans
Output: 7
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Mental illness ended his career after he choreographed his last ballet, "Till Eulenspiegel"
Output: vaclav nijinsky
Category: WHAT "A" COUNTRY! 
Clue: As ancient Numidia, this north African country became a Roman colony
Output: algeria
Category: LEAF ME ALONE PLEASE 
Clue: The American leaf-nosed species of this mammal mainly eats insects, but may chow down on an occasional frog
Output: bats
Category: KANSAS CITY, KANSAS HERE WE COME 
Clue: Kansas City is the county seat of this county, commonly referred to as "the Dotte" by its residents
Output: wyandotte
Category: "A" + 4 
Clue: Very pale
Output: ashen
Category: LAKES & RIVERS 
Clue: Body of water, currently crossed by the 1831 London Bridge
Output: lake havasu
Category: DESERVES AN "ITHER" 
Clue: Reptilian way of moving
Output: slither
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: When you turn on a light bulb, you can thank him; he invented it
Output: thomas edison
Category: COLORS 
Clue: It can precede bull, gate, horde or rule
Output: golden
Category: YOU GET AN "F" 
Clue: Opponents of Sabine Bau, a world champion in this sport, might say, "Curses!  Foiled again!"
Output: fencing
Category: CHICAGO 
Clue: Remove 1 letter from the name of a plaza in Dallas & you get this plaza in Chicago's Loop
Output: daley plaza
Category: QUEENS 
Clue: She's the powerful & passionate queen of ancient times depicted here
Output: cleopatra
Category: NO MEN ALLOWED 
Clue: In mythology these warrior women tolerated men only in a servile capacity
Output: amazons
Category: WOMEN WRITERS 
Clue: Mary Chesnut's take on this U.S. war was part of a Ken Burns TV documentary
Output: the civil war
Category: LAKES & RIVERS 
Clue: In Israel the area where this river exits the Sea of Galilee is considered holy
Output: the jordan
Category: THE SPORTS CHANNEL 
Clue: Fly balls & sacrifices are parts of this sport
Output: baseball
Category: DAY TIME 
Clue: In 2002 Earth Day fell on this day, what the Italians call Lunedi, after the moon
Output: monday
Category: DRESS UP 
Clue: In Mexico this large black veil is commonly worn over a high comb
Output: mantilla
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: Name of the ship that James Lawrence urged his men, "Don't give up", it was also paired in a railroad with Ohio
Output: chesapeake
Category: WORLD RELIGION 
Clue: In Islam, salat is praying on a mat this many times a day
Output: five
Category: THE ELEMENTS 
Clue: LOX, the one used in rockets, not in bagels, is liquid this
Output: oxygen
Category: MY BOYS 
Clue: Dusty Springfield sang, "The only one who could ever reach me" was "the son of" this person
Output: the preacher man
Category: THINKERS 
Clue: Aristotle introduced the term hamartia, or a dramatic hero's "tragic" this
Output: flaw
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: Your bill for taking a taxi
Output: a cab tab
Category: FACTS & FIGURES 
Clue: Since 1970 the number of U.S. men aged 25-34 still living here has increased from 10% to 15%
Output: at home
Category: SPORTS MEDICINE 
Clue: In tendinitis & bursitis, -itis denotes this
Output: inflammation
Category: THE BODY WOMAN 
Clue: Shallower & wider than a man's to allow for childbirth, its bones are fused in a ring to give support
Output: pelvis
Category: TELEPHONE HISTORY 
Clue: In 1880 he invented the photophone, a device that sent messages through the air on beams of light
Output: alexander graham bell
Category: SAME FIRST & LAST LETTER 
Clue: Edible fruit matter, or lurid fiction
Output: pulp
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: This type of window that opens by means of a crank rhymes with a lower story of a building
Output: casement
Category: 20th CENTURY CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: Two of the "Three Tenors"
Output: jose carreras, placido domingo, luciano pavarotti
Category: STATES' MOST POPULOUS CITIES 
Clue: Oregon
Output: portland
Category: MAIDEN NAMES 
Clue: Billie Jean Moffitt
Output: king
Category: AMAZING SPORTS RECORDS 
Clue: This Georgian's major league career batting average was .367--or maybe .366, still pretty good
Output: ty cobb
Category: GOVERNMENT 
Clue: Under Medicare most Americans this age & over pay a 15% surtax to cover catastrophic illness
Output: 65
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: Colonists protested the Sugar Act of 1764 by famously saying, "No taxation without" this
Output: representation
Category: 20th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: Before she was Secretary of State, she was a professor of international affairs at Georgetown Univ.
Output: madeline albright
Category: THE "ANTI"-CATEGORY 
Clue: Amoxicillin & ampicillin are types of these
Output: antibiotics
Category: THE EYES HAVE IT 
Clue: A hollow area that holds a light bulb
Output: socket
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: From 1947 to 1975, Lawrence Spivak was a panelist or moderator on this NBC public affairs program
Output: meet the press
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: This Greek island is perhaps best known as the birthplace of poet Sappho
Output: lesbos
Category: TEEN PEOPLE 
Clue: William Shakespeare would have stayed in Stratford if he had a wife like her
Output: anne hathaway
Category: FALL GUYS 
Clue: He was born in the fall of 1918 & fell out of the vice presidency in the fall of 1973
Output: agnew
Category: SONGS...JAMES BOND SONGS 
Clue: Nobody does it better than this woman who sang "Nobody Does It Better"
Output: carly simon
Category: ROAD TRIP USA 
Clue: On the road you're never far from one of this hotel's more than 840 locations that will "leave the light on for you"
Output: motel 6
Category: ROUND IT OFF 
Clue: Tropic of Cancer (in degrees north latitude)
Output: 23
Category: KNOW YOUR BIBLE 
Clue: Noah's Ark was made of gopher wood & measured 300 of these units in length
Output: cubits
Category: "GREAT" EXPECTATIONS 
Clue: A Montana city is named for these on the Missouri, which Meriwether Lewis called the grandest sight he'd ever beheld
Output: great falls
Category: "PEACE" ON EARTH 
Clue: This overseas humanitarian sevice was originally part of the U.S. State Department
Output: peace corps
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: The caldarium, the tepidarium & the frigidarium were chambers in these, where olden Romans refreshed themselves
Output: the baths
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's the crosshatched paper used in math class
Output: graph
Category: UNIVERSAL TRUTH 
Clue: Observations from this, launched in 1990, revealed galaxies older than astronomers expected
Output: the hubble telescope
Category: ONE WORD ONLY, PLEASE 
Clue: In the Harry Potter books, it's the one-word term for a human being without magical powers
Output: muggle
Category: FOR THE SOLE 
Clue: On Oct. 12, 1960 he used a shoe to great effect while giving a speech to the U.N. General Assembly
Output: nikita khrushchev
Category: INVENTORS 
Clue: His son was the first president of the International Harvester Company
Output: cyrus mccormick
Category: NON-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: The sand in this simple device runs from the top bulb to the bottom in 60 minutes' time
Output: hourglass
Category: 2-LETTER ABBREV. 
Clue: Condoleezza Rice earned hers from the University of Denver in 1974
Output: b.a.
Category: CECIL 
Clue: When he became Britain's poet laureate in 1968, his son Daniel, future star of "The Last of the Mohicans", was 10
Output: cecil day-lewis
Category: PSYCHOLOGY 
Clue: Displacement, denial & rationalization are examples of these mechanisms
Output: defenses
Category: THREE LITTLE WORDS 
Clue: Incidentally
Output: by the way
Category: ANGELINA JOLIE 
Clue: As Jane Smith, Angelina asks him, "Any last words?"; as John Smith, his reply... "The new curtains are hideous"
Output: brad pitt
Category: CONTAINERS 
Clue: One may hold a tempest or a dormouse
Output: teapot
Category: MY DAD 
Clue: This leader of the Argonauts was raised by Chiron, a Centaur
Output: jason
Category: INSPECT HER GADGET 
Clue: Margaret Knight invented a machine to make the square-bottomed variety of these grocery store items in 1870
Output: paper bag
Category: "D" MEN OF HISTORY 
Clue: This U.S. mayor who died in 1976 was called the "last of the big-city bosses"
Output: daley
Category: WORD PLAY 
Clue: Wally & the Beaver, or the axlike knives they'd use to cut meat
Output: cleavers
Category: THE 1950 EMMYS 
Clue: Coverage of the departure of marines to this country won a special events Emmy
Output: korea
Category: 20TH CENTURY AUTHORS 
Clue: A collector of his novels would own copies of "The French Lieutenant's Woman" & "The Collector"
Output: john fowles
Category: TV GOES TO WORK 
Clue: It's the literary cafe where Joe Farrell, Audrey Penney & Ellen Morgan worked
Output: buy the book
Category: LIKE A SURGEON 
Clue: Slava Fyodorov developed radial this after taking glass out of a patient's eye & finding the vision improved
Output: keratotomy
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This emotion you feel at a grave seems to come from the same root as "grave"
Output: grief
Category: WHO YOU GONNA CALL? 
Clue: A "colorful" low-cost airline has the phone number 1-800-JET-this
Output: blue
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: From its Latin name argentum, Ag is the chemical symbol for this metallic element
Output: silver
Category: FASHION DESIGNERS 
Clue: Italian designer seen here; his name is on the Emporio's new clothes
Output: giorgio armani
Category: "B" FORE "N" AFTER 
Clue: Ship's officer who summons the crew with a whistle
Output: a boatswain
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: Now in ruins, the temple complex of Angkor Thom in this country was built by Khmer ruler Jayavarman VII
Output: cambodia
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Walt Whitman poem about Mr. Green Jeans' buddy
Output: "o captain! my captain kangaroo"
Category: TRAVEL FUN 
Clue: You won't want to miss the ancestral chateau of the counts of Egmont in Gaasbeek in this Low Country
Output: belgium
Category: BASEBALL HISTORY 
Clue: In addition to being baseball's all-time hit king, he is also the games leader with 3,562
Output: pete rose
Category: DR. ALEX' OLD-TIME FEEL-GOOD MEDICINE SHOW 
Clue: Make your mucous membranes merry & mirthful!  Enjoy Dr. Alex' Cure-All to fight these, be they duodenal or gastric
Output: ulcers
Category: ALEX TREBEK, LOVE GOD 
Clue: Shall we away to this oldest section of Algiers whose name means "fortress"?
Output: the casbah
Category: THAT OLD "BLACK" MAGIC 
Clue: Early in his career, Burt Reynolds played Quint Asper, one of these on "Gunsmoke"
Output: blacksmith
Category: SCIENCE LAB 
Clue: In 1969 Marcian Hoff Jr. condensed all of a computer's arithmetic functions to this one tiny chip
Output: a microprocessor chip
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: He completed vols. 2 & 3 of Karl Marx's "Das Kapital"
Output: friedrich engels
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: The eagle on Iraq's coat of arms is associated with this 12th century Muslim warrior
Output: saladin
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: His first act after being sworn in as president of the Confederacy was to send a peace commission to Washington, D.C.
Output: jefferson davis
Category: HOW HEAVENLY! 
Clue: Unlike the corned beef & red flannel varieties, the "heavenly" type of this food is a candy
Output: hash
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: The initials in the name of this famous psychologist stood for Burrhus Frederic
Output: b.f. skinner
Category: UH-OH, OPERA 
Clue: In the opera "Broken Strings", a soprano plays a fish & a tenor plays one of these proud fan-tailed birds
Output: a peacock
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Splash guard for a baby
Output: bib
Category: FOREIGN TRAVEL 
Clue: To get around Amsterdam you can rent one of these at the Centraal Station for about 7 guilders a day
Output: bicycles
Category: SPORTS ARENAS 
Clue: A Detroit arena named for this heavyweight boxing champ was the site of the 1980 GOP Nat'l Convention
Output: joe louis
Category: 20th CENTURY FASHION 
Clue: Lana Turner was nicknamed this kind of "girl" for a certain form-fitting garment she wore
Output: a sweater girl
Category: MOVIE SONGS 
Clue: The whole bus joins in to sing this Elton John song in "Almost Famous"
Output: "tiny dancer"
Category: MOUNTAINS 
Clue: Coffee & bananas are grown on the lower slopes of this mountain, the highest in Africa
Output: mt. kilimanjaro
Category: MOVIE SONGS 
Clue: This classic bluegrass song for banjo & guitar was featured in the film "Deliverance"
Output: "dueling banjoes"
Category: ____ AND ____ 
Clue: To pursue an activity full force is to do it this way, like a blacksmith
Output: hammer and tong
Category: SKY WATCHING 
Clue: Last seen in 1997, another 2,400 years will pass before the next visiti of Hale-Bopp, one of these
Output: comet
Category: NEW FACES IN THE 110th CONGRESS 
Clue: In a huge upset in Virginia, Jim Webb beat this senator & prospective presidential candidate
Output: allen
Category: I'M DOWN WITH HOMEWORK 
Clue: Literature: In this book, Emma's sick of her husband; next thing, she's macking with Leon, Rodolphe & a crucifix
Output: madame bovary
Category: MOVIE FOLK 
Clue: To get orc war screams for the Helm's Deep battle, this director put phonetic yells on a scoreboard for 25,000 cricket fans
Output: peter jackson
Category: WHAT'S MY LINE? 
Clue: If you have some lines by Edgar Guest in your house, it's likely they're lines of this
Output: poetry
Category: THE INSECURITY COUNCIL 
Clue: To help teens with self-acceptance, "Chicken Soup..." co-author Kimberly Kirberger wrote "No Body's" this
Output: perfect
Category: IN THE BEGINNING 
Clue: It braces a runner's feet at the beginning of a race
Output: the starting block
Category: "FULL" HOUSE 
Clue: Albeit clothed, Prince Charles reenacted one of the dance scenes from this popular flick on British TV
Output: the full monty
Category: MOVIE ROLE IN COMMON 
Clue: Vanessa Redgrave & Keira Knightley: this queen
Output: guinevere
Category: CANADIAN STUFF, EH? 
Clue: On some weekdays in July & August, you can have tea with the mayor in this Nova Scotia capital
Output: halifax
Category: CLASSICAL COMPOSERS 
Clue: As published, his "Eroica" symphony was dedicated to his patron Prince Lobkowitz
Output: beethoven
Category: FABLES & TALES 
Clue: It contained evil tempers, many cares & more than 150 sorrows
Output: pandora\'s box
Category: OPERA 
Clue: "Carmen" is set in this city around 1820
Output: seville
Category: 24--THE NOVEL 
Clue: This James Joyce novel is written as a parallel to the "Odyssey", except it was set in Dublin on June 16, 1904
Output: ulysses
Category: ARTISTS 
Clue: While living in Parma, Italy, this American impressionist began painting babies, later her trademark
Output: mary cassatt
Category: 20th CENTURY QUOTATIONS 
Clue: Before his 1915 execution, this radical labor leader wrote, "Don't waste time in mourning -- organize"
Output: joe hill
Category: COLLEGIATE MOVIE TITLES 
Clue: We found Matthew Fox; he was in this 2006 movie with Matthew McConnaughey
Output: we are marshall
Category: PLAYING DOCTOR 
Clue: Ted Danson played this surly doctor whose practice was in the Bronx
Output: becker
Category: THE 1690s 
Clue: In 1690 she governed England while her husband William III campaigned in Ireland
Output: queen mary ii
Category: WORLD OF AUTHORS 
Clue: While he wrote a lot of poems, "Doctor Zhivago" was his only novel
Output: boris pasternak
Category: "C" IN SCIENCE 
Clue: These windstorms spiral clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere & counterclockwise in the Northern
Output: a cyclone
Category: JOE THE PLUMBER 
Clue: Joe never goes on a job without his trusty this, aka a force cup or plumber's helper
Output: a plunger
Category: PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: Ethicists criticize the common maxim "The end justifies" these
Output: the means
Category: BEST PICTURE OSCAR-WINNERS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: 1954: "Dockside"
Output: on the waterfront
Category: CATCH & CARRY 
Clue: This present-day Colt WR with a Presidential last name holds the NFL single-season record for catches with 143
Output: marvin harrison
Category: GEOMETRY 
Clue: If 3 angles in a quadrilateral are 40 degrees, 140 degrees & 80 degrees then the other angle must be this many
Output: 100 degrees
Category: STOP! 
Clue: In the early 1790s Haydn stopped in Bonn, Germany & met this young musical genius who would become Haydn's pupil
Output: beethoven
Category: HELLO, BB 
Clue: In Internet domain names, this country of the West Indies
Output: barbados
Category: A BRIEF HISTORY OF RHYME 
Clue: Egyptian boy pharaoh's innards
Output: tut\'s guts
Category: PERIOD 
Clue: A period is one of 4 major units of geologic time; these are the other 3, & they all start with "E"
Output: eon, era & epoch
Category: EVERYTHING'S COMING UP 
Clue: This daughter of a U.S. president turns 33 on Oct. 19, 2000
Output: amy carter
Category: A McCATEGORY 
Clue: New in dictionaries, it's low-paying employment with no hope of advancement
Output: mcjob
Category: DESERTS 
Clue: Lt. Joseph Ives is credited with having been the first to call a brilliantly colored desert in Arizona this
Output: painted
Category: JUST WRITE 
Clue: He wrote "Torch Song Trilogy" & got torched by aliens in "Independence Day"
Output: harvey fierstein
Category: COLORFUL PEOPLE 
Clue: Known as "Hammerin' Hank", this Hall of Famer hit 58 home runs in 1938
Output: hank greenberg
Category: FILE UNDER "X" 
Clue: In 486 B.C. he succeeded his father, Darius the Great, as king of Persia
Output: xerxes
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: This U.S. crime figure was born Maier Suchowljansky in 1902
Output: meyer lansky
Category: CANINE & FELINE FILM TITLES 
Clue: Tim Rice wrote the lyrics to "Can You Feel the Love Tonight", a song from this 1994 movie
Output: the lion king
Category: GRAB BAG 
Clue: Michael Folle & Alexander Kaleri left this in 2004, the first time it was without a crew inside
Output: the international space station
Category: AUTHORS FROM GEORGIA 
Clue: She left the Atlanta Journal in 1926 after injuring her ankle, & spent the next ten years writing a novel
Output: margaret mitchell
Category: HOW AM "I" DOING? 
Clue: technically, it's the fear of fish
Output: ichthyphobia
Category: FAMOUS FIRSTS 
Clue: In 1959 this Swedish firm became the first to equip its cars with safety belts
Output: volvo
Category: A CATEGORY ABOUT NOTHING 
Clue: It's what the trio seen here represents:
Output: "see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil"
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: Dating from 1764, this city's "Courant" is one of our nation's oldest newspapers
Output: hartford
Category: OH, THE HUMANITIES! 
Clue: Bach did most of his composing for this Protestant denomination
Output: lutheran
Category: 20th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: Surrounded by family, this expatriate baroness & musical matriarch died in Vermont in 1987
Output: maria von trapp
Category: MEN OF RELIGION 
Clue: By his own account, this notorious Khmer Rouge leader spent 2 years as a Buddhist monk
Output: pol pot
Category: FUN WITH COUNTRY NAMES 
Clue: Besides East Timor, 2 of the 3 independent countries with compass directions in their English names
Output: south africa and/or north korea & south korea
Category: HUMANITARIAN LADIES 
Clue: Throughout the 1930s, she taught geography at St. Mary's High School in Eastern India
Output: mother theresa
Category: "F" STOP 
Clue: Swimming competition in which any of the standard strokes may be used
Output: freestyle
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: From east to west, it extends 20 miles from Makapuu Point to Pearl Harbor
Output: honolulu
Category: SPEAK OF THE DICKENS 
Clue: "David Copperfield" character with lines like "We are very 'umble" & "We live in a numble abode"
Output: uriah heep
Category: FRANCE 
Clue: During WWII German occupation this motto was replaced by "Work, Family, Fatherland"
Output: "liberty, equality, fraternity"
Category: PARTS OF PEACH 
Clue: These parts of a peach tree are glossy green, pointed & lance shaped
Output: leaves
Category: BRUSSELS SPROUTS 
Clue: Kids can eat with their hands at Leon, a restaurant specializing in this seafood that rhymes with "Brussels"
Output: mussels
Category: ALL CROATIA GREAT & SMALL 
Clue: Better-known name of the man born Josip Broz in Kumrovec, Croatia May 7, 1892
Output: tito
Category: BRAND "O" 
Clue: You can read "Story O's" about this cookie on its website
Output: oreos
Category: QUOTATIONS FROM HELL 
Clue: "Thou art Peter, and upon this rock will I build my church and" these "shall not prevail against it"
Output: the gates of hell
Category: POP STARS 
Clue: Kiki, Sophia, Lola & Capri are the gals who ask, "Don't you wanta" this fruit soft drink
Output: fanta
Category: TV TOE TAGS 
Clue: Edgar succumbed to sentox gas at CTU in a 2006 episode of this show
Output: 24
Category: THE APOLLO THEATER 
Clue: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew on the stage of the Apollo Theater in Harlem)  Especially on Amateur Night, performers like to rub what's known as the tree of this, & yes, it springs eternal
Output: hope
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: Part of a building on which you'd find a dormer or a cupola
Output: roof
Category: THAT OLD TIME TELEVISION 
Clue: With boxing as her category, Dr. Joyce Brothers won the top prize on this TV quiz show
Output: the $64,000 question
Category: NUMERICAL TV TITLES 
Clue: On its 1978 debut, this ABC newsmagazine was hosted by Harold Hayes & Robert Hughes - they lasted one show
Output: "20/20"
Category: THE NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME 
Clue: Blumberg & Millman shot into the Hall in 1993 with their vaccine for the B strain of this
Output: hepatitis
Category: SCIENCE LAB 
Clue: These oral receptors are divided into 4 types: acid, salty, bitter & sweet
Output: taste buds
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: In this 1970 film, Dustin Hoffman played a 121-year-old survivor of the Custer massacre
Output: little big man
Category: STEELY DAN 
Clue: Steely Dan's highest-charting song told this title woman "Don't Lose That Number"
Output: rikki
Category: GERMAN CHANCELLORS SINCE WWII 
Clue: Chancellor from 1974 to 1982, Helmut Schmidt earned this high German military medal during WWII
Output: the iron cross
Category: I PROBABLY COULDN'T PAINT THAT 
Clue: Both Manet & this close friend had works titled "Luncheon on the Grass", but the friend's painting was 15 x 20 feet
Output: monet
Category: COMPOSERS & THEIR KIN 
Clue: Both the junior & senior Johanns in this Viennese family conducted dance music as well as composed it
Output: strauss
Category: LYRICS 
Clue: "He rocks in the tree-top all day long"
Output: "rockin\' robin"
Category: ON THE INTERNET 
Clue: www.si.edu doesn't get you into Sports Illustrated, but into this D.C. institution
Output: the smithsonian institution
Category: SEE THE USA 
Clue: This is 1 of NYC's longest streets, which you'll find out when you give your regards to it
Output: broadway
Category: DARTH VADER, D.D.S. 
Clue: "Use the floss, Luke"; & don't whine about it--the ADA says you only have to do it this many times a day
Output: once
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: This instrument that's about half the size of a flute is the smallest woodwind in an orchestra
Output: piccolo
Category: CABINET DEPARTMENTS 
Clue: OSHA, the Occupational Safety & Health Administration, is a part of this department
Output: the department of labor
Category: WHAT SHOULD I "DU"? 
Clue: It's another name for the sea cow
Output: a dugong
Category: '60s STUFF 
Clue: His "principle" stated that "In a hierarchy every employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence"
Output: peter principle
Category: MIDDLE EARTH 
Clue: Though this highest African mountain lies near the equator, it usually remains snowcapped year-round
Output: mount kilimanjaro
Category: WILD THINGS 
Clue: Some smaller species of this largest marsupial live in the trees of New Guinea
Output: kangaroo
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: In this fairy tale by Prokofiev, the title boy is represented by strings, his grandfather by a bassoon
Output: "peter and the wolf"
Category: USING YOUR NOODLE 
Clue: Nissin Foods' 2 big sellers are "Cup Noodles" & "Top" this
Output: ramen
Category: STEVE WIN 
Clue: 1985 brought a National Medal of Technology to these 2 Steves who co-founded a little company
Output: wozniak & jobs
Category: "WA" THIS WAY 
Clue: Aquarius, translated from Latin
Output: water bearer
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: Slower than a gallop, this horse's gait is named for a pilgrimage site in England
Output: canter
Category: AN "I" 
Clue: Tiger has woods & these in his golf bag
Output: irons
Category: A DRESS 
Clue: Often used as a dressing robe, it's the Asian style of dress seen here:
Output: kimono
Category: THE ELEMENTS 
Clue: Most fluorescent lights are filled with a combination of argon & this element, Kr
Output: krypton
Category: BOY, DO YOU NEED MAKE-UP! 
Clue: I think I'll adorn myself with Tova Borgnine's All Over crayons (wonder if she uses them on this guy, her husband)
Output: ernest borgnine
Category: "T" TIME 
Clue: When you're throwing a tantrum, it means you've lost this
Output: your temper
Category: TENNESSEE WILLIAMS 
Clue: Tennessee's first success was this play about the Wingfield family that premiered in 1944
Output: the glass menagerie
Category: THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR 
Clue: Washington attempted to kidnap this man and have him returned to U.S. forces for execution
Output: benedict arnold
Category: HOUSEHOLD HINTS 
Clue: Heavy starching of braided rugs will keep ends from doing this
Output: curling
Category: FIRST LADIES 
Clue: The woman born Sara Delano took her son on a 1904 cruise to quash the romance with this woman
Output: eleanor roosevelt
Category: BIRDS 
Clue: The "snowy" type of this member of the heron family is known for its beautiful white plumes
Output: an egret
Category: MOVIE STARS GO TO WORK 
Clue: Nicole Kidman speaks fluent Ku as this 2005 title character
Output: the interpreter
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: Type of place you'd be visiting if you were in Wind Cave, Lassen or Zion
Output: a national park
Category: COMPANY SYMBOLS 
Clue: This Swiss wristwatch company uses a white cross on a red square as its symbol
Output: swatch
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This popular slang expression of the early 20th century is probably just a shortened form of magnificent
Output: nifty
Category: SPELLBOUND 
Clue: An executive of this brewery came up with the idea for the "Book of World Records"
Output: g-u-i-n-n-e-s-s
Category: “G” WHIZ! 
Clue: A professional errand-runner, whether or not he has cheek pouches
Output: a gopher
Category: AN OPERATIC CATEGORY 
Clue: This Valkyrie was Wotan's favorite daughter
Output: brunhilde
Category: JOSE CAN YOU SEE 
Clue: The largest of the 4 modern countries Jose de San Martin helped liberate from European rule
Output: argentina
Category: RUSSIAN HISTORY 
Clue: Wanting to Westernize Russia, Czar Peter the Great moved the capital west to this city in 1712
Output: st. petersburg
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Kleptophobia is the fear of doing this; if you wanted to do it all the time you'd be a kleptomaniac
Output: stealing
Category: LAST LINES 
Clue: In this book, Jesus cries, "'It is accomplished!' and it was as though he had said: 'Everything has begun'"
Output: "the last temptation of christ"
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: The name of these strips of cloth wound around soldiers' lower legs comes from Hindi & Sanskrit for "bandage"
Output: puttees
Category: AUTHOR'S DICTIONARY 
Clue: As in "All hands on deck", it's the figurative use of a part of something for the whole
Output: synecdoche
Category: WEIRD SCIENCE 
Clue: It seems Venezuelan monkeys have a repellent for these: they rub millipedes into their fur
Output: mosquitos
Category: HIGH SCHOOL NAMES 
Clue: In 1999 a school was named for Governor Lawton Chiles in this state capital
Output: tallahassee, florida
Category: POSTS 
Clue: In 1877 Bat Masterson was elected sheriff of Ford County, Kansas with this "car" town as his headquarters
Output: dodge city
Category: WHAT'S HE LIKE? 
Clue: 1 of the 2 letters that can begin the standard term for a lover & connoisseur of wine
Output: o or e
Category: U.S. GOVERNMENT 
Clue: This program teaches employment skills to young people usually between the ages of 16 & 21
Output: job corps
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: In 1805 this explorer was sent to take a "peak" at the upper Mississippi
Output: pike
Category: SECONDS 
Clue: On Dec. 12, 1787 this "Keystone State" became the second U.S. state to ratify the Constitution
Output: pennsylvania
Category: TIGERS BY THE TALE 
Clue: In Angela Carter's "Lizzie's Tiger", this future ax-wielder goes to see a circus tiger
Output: lizzie borden