niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: THE '70s 
Clue: In 476 Germanic chieftain Odoacer deposed Romulus Augustulus & this half of the Roman Empire fell
Output: the western empire
Category: CELEBRITY ODD JOBS 
Clue: Perhaps this rocker got a taste for bats when he worked in a slaughterhouse
Output: ozzy osbourne
Category: NOT LITERALLY 
Clue: I should "literally grab the bull by the horns"? What am I, this performer, from the Spanish "to kill"?
Output: a matador
Category: MADE UP 
Clue: Nickname of Eddie Felson, a pool hustler of novels & films
Output: "fast eddie"
Category: GEOGRAPH"E" 
Clue: Sicilians call this active volcano Mongibello
Output: etna
Category: AN "A" PLUS SOME LETTERS 
Clue: Some criminals seek this type of sanctuary in a church
Output: asylum
Category: ENDS IN "EE" 
Clue: This Massachusetts town was the birthplace of John Adams & John Hancock
Output: braintree
Category: PRESIDENTIAL VPs 
Clue: Theodore Roosevelt
Output: william mckinley
Category: A LOAD OF LOBOS 
Clue: Joe Eubanks uses the name Lobo when competing in this pro "sport" that often involves tag teams & pile drivers
Output: wrestling
Category: LENIN 
Clue: For his subversive activities, Lenin was banished to this region in 1897
Output: siberia
Category: THERE WILL BE BLOOD SAUSAGE 
Clue: Popular Thuringer rotwurst from this country has been given geographic protection by the EU
Output: germany
Category: FOREIGN MAYORS 
Clue: Before becoming prime minister of Israel, Ehud Olmert was mayor of this city
Output: jerusalem
Category: BREAKFAST BRANDS 
Clue: Milton the Toaster was featured in early ads for these Kellogg's toaster pastries
Output: pop-tarts
Category: SELDOM IS HEARD 
Clue: "He that is discontented in one place will seldom be happy in another" is a moral from this Greek B.C. guy
Output: aesop
Category: THERE'S A SUCKER... 
Clue: Sound Bites Lollipops transmit sounds & radio signals into your head when you touch the pops to these
Output: teeth
Category: NATURE 
Clue: A lack of this green pigment is one thing that separates fungi from other plants
Output: chlorophyll
Category: LET'S GET SMALL 
Clue: In area, it's the smallest constitutional monarchy in the world
Output: monaco
Category: SHAKESPEARE'S LOVERS 
Clue: Bassanio found this lady lawyer's picture inside a leaden casket
Output: portia
Category: AT TIFFANY'S 
Clue: This daughter of an artist has had her jewelry collections at Tiffany since 1980
Output: paloma picasso
Category: ALONG E-90 
Clue: We'll start our trip east on Route E-90 in this chief seaport of Portugal
Output: lisbon
Category: THE VEGETABLE GARDEN 
Clue: This type of bean is said to be foolproof for gardeners, which makese sense as its name means something easy
Output: snap bean
Category: MORE CELEBRITY RHYME TIME 
Clue: Brad's blockbusters
Output: pitt\'s hits
Category: FOOL'S ERRANDS 
Clue: Alchemists once searched for the philosopher's stone, said to transmute base metals into this substance
Output: gold
Category: "SAN" 
Clue: It's the party beverage seen here
Output: sangria
Category: MYTHOLOGICAL PAINTINGS 
Clue: A painting by Paul Cezanne shows "Leda and" this bird
Output: the swan
Category: COLONIAL AMERICA 
Clue: In 1721 Dr. Zabdiel Boylston gave the first inoculations in America against this disease
Output: smallpox
Category: 1999 FILMS 
Clue: A jazz guitarist is the subject of this director's "Sweet and Lowdown"
Output: woody allen
Category: BIG SCREEN BRAINBUSTERS 
Clue: Playing Zira, she was the only performer to appear in each of the first 3 "Planet Of The Apes" movies
Output: kim hunter
Category: WHERE WERE YOU IN WORLD WAR II? 
Clue: Jailed by the British in Poona, August 1942 to May 1944
Output: mohandas k. gandhi
Category: INVENTIVE WOMEN 
Clue: Margaret Knight invented the flat-bottom bag maker; Lydia Deubener added these to the bags
Output: handles
Category: LADIES' LOCKER ROOM 
Clue: Born in Mannheim, Germany in 1969, she's one of only 5 tennis players in history to win a Grand Slam
Output: steffi graf
Category: AQUATIC-SOUNDING CINEMA 
Clue: Alec Guinness whistled while he worked his way to an Oscar in this 1957 David Lean Epic
Output: the bridge on the river kwai
Category: TOUGH HISTORY 
Clue: The 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas divided the New World between Portugal & this neighboring country
Output: spain
Category: LATIN CLASS 
Clue: Ante means before, as in ante partum, the period before childbirth; this word means after
Output: post
Category: AMERICAN GANGSTER 
Clue: In 1934 he caught "Manhattan Melodrama" at the Biograph Theater; then he caught some government bullets
Output: dillinger
Category: BEFORE I WAS ELECTED 
Clue: Senator Lincoln Chafee of this New England state spent 7 years as a blacksmith at racetracks in the U.S. & Canada
Output: rhode island
Category: CLASSIC POP 
Clue: For ? (question mark) & the Mysterians, this many was "Too many teardrops for one heart"
Output: 96 tears
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: Alexine Tinne's 1869 attempt to cross this desert ended when she was killed by her Tuareg guides
Output: sahara
Category: NONPOTENT POTABLES 
Clue: An unfuzzy navel combines lemon juice, orange juice & this flavor fruit nectar
Output: peach
Category: BIBLICAL ZOO 
Clue: A major threat to the clothing of the time, even Jesus talked of its threat to man's savings for the future
Output: moths
Category: PROPHET SHARING 
Clue: Poems known as the "Gathas" are attributed to this ancient prophet & teacher who lived in eastern Iran
Output: zoroaster
Category: THE TWELVE 
Clue: In Leonardo's "Last Supper", he's just sitting there quietly, holding a purse
Output: judas
Category: AT A LOSS FOR WORLDS 
Clue: Anne McCaffrey's written about "The Dragonriders of", "The Skies of" & "The Renegades of" this imaginary planet
Output: pern
Category: LITERARY ANIMALS 
Clue: He told the hare, "You are much faster than I, but as you have seen, slow and steady wins the race"
Output: the tortoise
Category: THE ATLANTIC OCEAN 
Clue: In July 1866 one of these was laid across the Atlantic by the Great Eastern Steamer
Output: cable
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: While serving in this cabinet post, Edward R. Stettinius, Jr. signed the U.N. charter for the U.S. June 26, 1945
Output: secretary of state
Category: READER'S DIGEST 
Clue: Genius architect Howard Roark struggles to maintain his integrity in the face of mediocrity for some 700 pages
Output: the fountainhead
Category: TERMS OF ENDEARMENT 
Clue: The most popular endearment among members of the gourd family, beating out "melon" & "squash"
Output: pumpkin
Category: FOR GOOD MEASURE 
Clue: "I have measured out my life with coffee spoons", he wrote in "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
Output: t.s. eliot
Category: "E" CHANNEL 
Clue: In 1974 Spokane's Cannon Island was the site of this, which featured an environmental theme
Output: an expo
Category: COUNTRY MATTERS 
Clue: This country's boot fits snuggly between the Tyrrhenian & Adriatic Seas
Output: italy
Category: THE HUMAN BODY 
Clue: Your spinal cord is shielded by the spinal column & your brain is shielded by this
Output: the skull
Category: DOUBLE D WORDS 
Clue: It's country star Alison Krauss' instrument
Output: the fiddle
Category: MUSICALS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: "Specter Lurking in a Certain Paris Theatre"
Output: phantom of the opera
Category: RHYME SCHEME 
Clue: To use a coupon, or to make up for
Output: redeem
Category: LET'S "SPLIT" 
Clue: In football, you'll find them outside the offensive tackles or when the quarterback has a bad hair day
Output: split ends
Category: CITIZENSHIP TEST 
Clue: Title given most of the people in the president's cabinet
Output: secretary
Category: IT'S A WEIRD WORLD 
Clue: A woman named Butterfly perched for over a year in one of these large Calif. trees to protest logging
Output: redwood
Category: THE ASTRONAUT HALL OF FAME 
Clue: This astronaut's sunken Mercury capsule was recovered in 1999
Output: gus grissom
Category: THE 17th CENTURY 
Clue: This Jamaican city was founded around 1693 after an earthquake destroyed Port Royal across the harbor
Output: kingston
Category: INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: The average string quartet contains 2 of these instruments
Output: violins
Category: PAINTINGS 
Clue: Toledo, Ohio's Museum of Art has a signed replica of the Louvre's "Oath of" these Romans by David
Output: the horatii
Category: STATES OF THE UNION 
Clue: A Hopi village in this state is probably the oldest continuously inhabited U.S. settlement
Output: arizona
Category: THE NATIONALS 
Clue: One of the most famous festivals in Bangladesh is Id al-Fitr, which comes at the end of this holy month
Output: ramadan
Category: UNDERGARMENTS 
Clue: It's a tight constrainer for hernia sufferers
Output: truss
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: Dark Mount Lovcen gave this Yugoslav republic its name, meaning "Black Mountain"
Output: montenegro
Category: ENGLISH LITERATURE 
Clue: The first chapter of this novel is titled "The Old Sea-Dog at the 'Admiral Benbow'"
Output: "treasure island"
Category: "POO"-POURRI 
Clue: Tigger makes his first appearance in the 1928 book about "The House at" this location
Output: pooh corner
Category: HISTORIC HISTORIANS 
Clue: Christian Lange edited "Diplomatarium Norvegicum", a valuable source on this, his native land
Output: norway
Category: COLORFUL BOOKS 
Clue: In 1941 Walter Farley created this now-classic animal tale
Output: "the black stallion"
Category: CURRENT GOVERNORS 
Clue: Bob Taft
Output: ohio
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: Chingachgook became the last of the Mohicans when this man, his son, died
Output: uncas
Category: 15 MINUTES OF FAME 
Clue: Introducing the world to the word "palimony", Michelle Triola sued this actor for support in 1979
Output: lee marvin
Category: MYTH ME? 
Clue: Go around this bush & notice its purple fruit:  it got that color from the blood of Pyramus
Output: mulberry
Category: ANAGRAMS 
Clue: When he gets a wild blue idea, Rodney goes off there
Output: yonder
Category: HISTORICAL OPERAS 
Clue: Spontini's 1809 opera "Fernand Cortez" is also called "The Conquest Of" this country
Output: mexico
Category: AT TIFFANY'S 
Clue: In 1861 Tiffany was commissioned to design a special presentational pitcher for this president's inauguration
Output: abraham lincoln
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: Lauren Bacall could tell you it's the term used for 1 stroke over par in golf
Output: bogey
Category: THE NEWSPAPER 
Clue: This city's Observer serves 40 counties in North & South Carolina
Output: charlotte
Category: INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 
Clue: This salad of bulgur wheat, onions, tomatoes, parsley & mint is a classic dish of the Middle East
Output: tabbouleh
Category: NEWSPAPER HISTORY 
Clue: Missouri poet Eugene Field wrote about this city's paper, "Twinkle, twinkle little Star, bright and gossipy you are"
Output: kansas city
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: He says that Gerry Rivers is not his real name but admits he was sometimes called Gerry as a kid
Output: geraldo rivera
Category: DREAD MAN WALKING 
Clue: Saying "It takes on energy & vibes & I needed to shed that", this "Let Love Rule" singer lopped off 10 years of 'locks
Output: lenny kravitz
Category: THAT'S GREAT, PETER THE GREAT! 
Clue: Peter was born in 1672 within the walls of this sprawling Moscow fortress
Output: the kremlin
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: The cover of the May 29, 1943 Saturday Evening Post featured this "Female War Worker"
Output: "rosie the riveter"
Category: NOVEL VOCABULARY 
Clue: In "A Tale of Two Cities", Jerry Cruncher is a "resurrection-man"--defined as a person who steals & sells these
Output: corpses
Category: PARTICLE PHYSICS 
Clue: To get an element's mass number, add its protons & these
Output: neutrons
Category: WAR CORRESPONDENTS 
Clue: Later a prime minister, he covered the Boer war as a correspondent for the London Morning Post
Output: winston churchill
Category: POSSESSIVE LIT 
Clue: Thomas Hughes published this chronicle of life at an English boys' school in 1857
Output: "tom brown\'s schooldays"
Category: PBS' ELECTRIC COMPANY 
Clue: She's gonna live forever as an "E.C." short circus member & an Oscar winner for a song from "Flashdance"
Output: cara
Category: PAUL McCARTNEY 
Clue: Of John, James, Elvis or Ringo, Paul McCartney's real first name
Output: james
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: After years of construction, this canal finally opened for business August 15, 1914
Output: panama canal
Category: HANNIBAL LECTURE 
Clue: One of Hannibal's first victories in Italy was against the chief town of the Taurini people, today this "shrouded" city
Output: turin
Category: ORGAN RECITAL 
Clue: Each of these organs has a visceral pleura & a parietal pleura
Output: the lungs
Category: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 
Clue: It's ruled by the Pope
Output: the vatican city state
Category: DO ASK 
Clue: The muses taught this creature the riddle that it asked passers-by: Oedipus answered correctly
Output: the sphinx
Category: PESTS 
Clue: This wingless household pest with 3 appendages at its tail eats anything containing paste, glue or starch
Output: silverfish
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: The Big Dipper is part of this constellation
Output: ursa major
Category: THAT'S A MOVIE TITLE 
Clue: This 2000 computer virus was considerably more destructive than Herbie
Output: the love bug
Category: ADD A LETTER 
Clue: Adding this letter to heritage gives you a nice, secluded retreat
Output: m
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Star of "The Exorcist" who disappears from the Maryland woods in a scary 1999 film
Output: linda blair witch project
Category: SCIENCE STUFF 
Clue: Superconductivity occurs at temperatures near the point known as this
Output: absolute zero
Category: G.I. JOE 
Clue: In the '80s this pro wrestler with a rank in his name became the first real person to join the G.I. Joe corps
Output: sgt. slaughter
Category: ANTARCTICA 
Clue: A research base at the South Pole is co-named for these 2 explorers, the first 2 to reach it
Output: amundsen
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: Lightning struck when this 18th century inventor met Deborah Read & their common law marriage lasted 44 years
Output: ben franklin
Category: BASKETBALL 
Clue: While at Princeton, this future U.S. Senator set the record for points in a Final Four game with 58
Output: bill bradley
Category: I'M BORED! 
Clue: Try writing one of these funny 5-line poems; here, I'll start it for you--"There was a man from Tibet...
Output: a limerick
Category: ALICE IN WONDERLAND 
Clue: At the Knave of Hearts' trial, this witness enters with a teacup in one hand & bread-&-butter in the other
Output: the mad hatter
Category: ODE TO ENGLAND 
Clue: To this county in England we tip our hat; it's known for its cheese & a vanishing cat
Output: cheshire
Category: COMPANY NAME ORIGINS 
Clue: This stolen vehicle recovery company's name is a play on a word meaning to steal a vehicle
Output: lojack
Category: THE WAR OF 1812 
Clue: The most important U.S. naval victories were MacDonough's on Lake Champlain & his on Lake Erie
Output: oliver hazard perry
Category: LIFE IN DES MOINES 
Clue: You can't miss this building, finished in 1886 & regilded in 1927, 1965 & 1998
Output: the capitol
Category: STYLE 
Clue: Decade during which the Carnaby look was introduced to the U.S.
Output: 1960s
Category: COUNTRY COOKING 
Clue: Osso Buco
Output: italy
Category: ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIC 
Clue: In 1998 oil drilling operations began in the waters off these islands claimed by Argentina & Great Britain
Output: falkland/malvinas islands
Category: FROM THE FREN"CH" 
Clue: The name of this upscale casino game is French for "railroad", from the speed of the game
Output: chemin-de-fer
Category: HOW ABOUT A HAWAIIAN LUNCH? 
Clue: Lomi lomi salmon is diced, salted salmon, tomatoes & this, both green & the Maui kind
Output: onions
Category: AN AUGUSTA PERSONALITY 
Clue: Bear with us: the first of his record 6 Masters wins came in 1963 & the last in 1986
Output: jack nicklaus
Category: DAVES OF OUR LIVES 
Clue: With 6 Major League teams including the Padres & Yankees, he hit 465 home runs & won 7 Gold Gloves
Output: dave winfield
Category: JUNE SWOON 
Clue: This war began with an attack across the 38th Parallel on June 25, 1950
Output: korean war
Category: HEAVYWEIGHTS 
Clue: As his last name suggests, this boxer who's twice beaten Mike Tyson is a devout Christian
Output: holyfield
Category: TV CARTOON THEMES 
Clue: This ape is "For sale, won't you buy 'im, take 'im home and try 'im"
Output: magilla gorilla
Category: TIME TO SURRENDER 
Clue: Napoleon III personally surrendered at Sedan in 1870 during this war
Output: franco-prussian war
Category: ELECTORAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP 
Clue: This 19th century president ran 3 times & got a total of 664 electoral votes
Output: cleveland
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: On April 13, 1997 this 21-year-old golfer became the youngest to win the Masters
Output: tiger woods
Category: CEREMONIES 
Clue: In 1996 Dr. Samuel Harris cut a simulated strand of this to open the new Museum of Dentistry in Baltimore
Output: dental floss
Category: THE CIVIL WAR 
Clue: In 1856, on the Senate floor, Rep. Preston Brooks of S.C. beat this Mass. senator unconscious
Output: sumner
Category: A CATEGORY FROM SCRATCH 
Clue: This nocturnal mammal's name comes from an Algonquin word for "he scratches with his hands"
Output: a raccoon
Category: BEATLES BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: This 1970 Beatles hit "leads to your door" with an angry outburst by the driver of a car
Output: "the long and winding road rage"
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: This offshoot of soccer is named for a school in England
Output: rugby
Category: TV TIME 
Clue: From the planet Melmac, this title TV character liked to eat cats
Output: alf
Category: IRISH HISTORY 
Clue: This head of IRA intelligence helped future PM Eamon De Valera escape from jail in 1919
Output: michael collins
Category: THE MAINE ATTRACTION 
Clue: A national wildlife refuge near Kittery is named for this biologist who wrote "Silent Spring"
Output: rachel carson
Category: HISTORIC QUOTATIONS 
Clue: In 1534 Jacques Cartier called part of what's now this country "the land God gave to Cain"
Output: canada
Category: HEADS IN THE HEAVENS 
Clue: The head of this "hunter" is marked by the binary star Meissa
Output: orion
Category: OTHER 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Etymologically related to "duress" is this word meaning glum
Output: dour
Category: HEAVENLY MUSIC 
Clue: "There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold and she's buying" this
Output: a stairway to heaven
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: Queen Alexandra, consort of this turn of the cen. British king, was the daughter of Denmark’s Christian IX
Output: edward vii
Category: THE WIZARDS 
Clue: Novelist who wrote the line "I'm really a very good man; but I'm a very bad wizard"
Output: l. frank baum
Category: THE BODY HUMAN 
Clue: When you eat, the hard one of these helps crush food & the soft one closes off the nasal opening during swallowing
Output: the palate
Category: THE OLD COLLEGE "TRI" 
Clue: This young hero of Celtic lore drinks a love potion & falls for his uncle's girl, Isolde
Output: tristan
Category: PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY 
Clue: A work that Shelley called "a lyrical drama" finds this mythical man "unbound"
Output: prometheus
Category: TOUGH CAPITALS 
Clue: Nicosia
Output: cyprus
Category: COUNTRY RHYME TIME 
Clue: A household task in a latitude zero country of South America
Output: an ecuador chore
Category: LEGENDARY! 
Clue: He showed Medusa's severed head to Atlas, turning Atlas to stone
Output: perseus
Category: WHAT'S "UP"? 
Clue: Denver's victory over Green Bay in the Super Bowl was one of these
Output: an upset
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Herr Drosselmeyer brings Clara a special Christmas gift in this 1892 ballet
Output: the nutcracker
Category: DEDICATED TO… 
Clue: Melville inscribed this tome to Nathaniel Hawthorne "in token of…admiration for his genius"
Output: moby dick
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: The story of world currency is told via exhibits at the Currency Museum in this Canadian capital
Output: ottawa
Category: "SET" 'EM UP 
Clue: 3-part command that begins a footrace
Output: "on your mark!, get set!, go!"
Category: AGRIBUSINESS 
Clue: If you're a slick, pressed-overalls Manhattan M.A.B., you have a Master of Agribusiness degree from here, K-State for short
Output: kansas state
Category: VARMINTS 
Clue: A member of the squirrel family, this rodent gets its name from its bark-like warning call
Output: prairie dog
Category: SPIELBERG MOVIES BY QUOTE 
Clue: "I just want to know that it's really happening"
Output: close encounters of the third kind
Category: TONY 
Clue: The front of the Tony Award depicts these ancient twin symbols of theatre
Output: comedy and tragedy
Category: WEST VIRGINIA 
Clue: In 1859 John Brown raided the arsenal of this town, now West Virginia's easternmost
Output: harper\'s ferry
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: This winged horse carried thunderbolts for Zeus
Output: pegasus
Category: FOREIGN CURRENCY 
Clue: This country that came into existence in the 20th century uses the shekel
Output: israel
Category: WORLD LIT 
Clue: In "Blessed By Thunder", Flor Fernandez Barrios describes growing up in this country during Castro's revolution
Output: cuba
Category: AMERICAN LIT 
Clue: Recent news of "The Inheritance", an unpublished novel by this "Little Women" author, had film studios buzzing
Output: louisa may alcott
Category: MICROSOFT 
Clue: In March 2004 this body hit Microsoft with a 497 million-euro fine for its bus. practices (take it out of petty cash)
Output: the european union
Category: CHEESE IT! 
Clue: This pizza cheese is also sold in snack-size strips called string cheese
Output: mozzarella
Category: RYDERS 
Clue: Her screen debut was in "Lucas", a film that had Corey Haim taking on bullies & joining the football team
Output: winona ryder
Category: SANDRA BULLOCK MOVIES 
Clue: Lenina Huxley, a cop in 2032 who unfreezes John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone)
Output: demolition man
Category: ON AVERAGE 
Clue: This legendary Yankee ended his career in 1939 with 493 home runs & a lifetime batting average of .340
Output: gehrig
Category: WHO DO YOU THINK I AM?! 
Clue: I may be a trickster god, but I actually helped Thor get his hammer back after Thrym the frost giant stole it
Output: loki
Category: WOMEN IN WESTERNS 
Clue: No more "Happy Trails" for her horse Buttermilk:  he's stuffed in a museum
Output: dale evans
Category: NEIN! 
Clue: In 1891, a year after losing power, this statesman was elected to the Reichstag but refused to serve
Output: otto von bismarck
Category: PHONING IT IN 
Clue: Reflecting the company's activities at its founding in 1885, it was the second "T" in AT&T
Output: telegraph
Category: ADVERBS 
Clue: Actually, in the strict sense without inaccuacy or exaggeration, it's this 9-letter adverb
Output: literally
Category: AUSTRIA 
Clue: In his childhood, Franz Schubert sang with the Imperial Court Chapel Choir, which is now known as this
Output: the vienna boys\' choir
Category: OTHER PLANETS' MOONS 
Clue: Jupiter's Callisto is covered with these, but unlike those on our moon they've mostly collapsed on themselves
Output: craters
Category: THE OCEAN BLUE 
Clue: The extension of a land mass to about 500' underwater; it gives way to the Continental Slope
Output: continental shelf
Category: LET'S HAVE ITALIAN TONIGHT! 
Clue: About 635 violins still exist among the 1,100 instruments this 17th century man constructed
Output: stradivarius
Category: YEAH, I PLAY THE OBOE 
Clue: The oboe represents a duck in this orchestral "Tale for Children" by Prokofiev
Output: peter and the wolf
Category: LOVE, HONOR OR OBEY 
Clue: Those darn Brits add a "U' to it
Output: honor
Category: BIBLICAL QUOTES 
Clue: Completes the line from a parable, "Many are called…"
Output: "…but few are chosen"
Category: WITH THIS RING 
Clue: In a famous ad campaign this product accused people of having "Ring Around the Collar"
Output: wisk
Category: ACTORS' ALMA MATERS 
Clue: In the 1950s Jane Fonda attended this New York women's college
Output: vassar
Category: AT RANDOM 
Clue: At the end of a letter, P.S. stands for postscript; as an officer of the law, it stands for this
Output: a police sergeant
Category: FEMALE INVENTORS 
Clue: Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, is said by some to be the first programmer, as she used this number system
Output: binary
Category: NURSERY RHYME WOMEN 
Clue: She went to the tailors to buy her dog a coat, but when she came back, he was riding a goat
Output: old mother hubbard
Category: WATCH THE BIRDIE 
Clue: Like the baleen whale, this pink bird popular on front lawns & Miami cop shows strains the water for its food
Output: flamingo
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: This group's 1995 album "Pulse" includes a live performance of all the songs from "Dark Side of the Moon"
Output: pink floyd
Category: 4-LETTER RIVERS 
Clue: The Czechs call this 720-mile-long river the Labe
Output: the elbe
Category: AMERICAN HODGEPODGE 
Clue: A statue of this great Chinese philosopher adorns the plaza named for him in New York City's Chinatown
Output: confucius
Category: OPTICS 
Clue: On New Year's or any other day, it's the fineness of detail that can be distinguished in a photographic image
Output: resolution
Category: BLUE 
Clue: In 1982 these 2 major national health care organizations merged
Output: blue cross & blue shield
Category: IT'S A DISASTER 
Clue: Called the worst industrial accident in history, a poisonous gas leak in this Indian city in December 1984 killed thousands
Output: bhopal
Category: CHAIRS 
Clue: A Montgolfier is a Louis XVI chair with a back often shaped like one of these
Output: a balloon
Category: INVENTORS & INVENTIONS 
Clue: Robert Bunsen & Gustav Kirchhoff developed this device to see the wavelengths of light
Output: spectroscope
Category: MATH JOKES 
Clue: Lumberjacks make good musicians because of these exponents required to produce a given number
Output: logarithms
Category: DRAMA 
Clue: This play begins as Willy Loman returns home from a trip
Output: death of a salesman
Category: CURSING IN THE BIBLE 
Clue: In 2 Kings, this wicked queen is referred to as "that cursed woman"
Output: jezebel
Category: ON THE "MA"P 
Clue: The 4 largest islands of Spain's Balearic Group are Ibiza, Minorca, Formentera & this one
Output: majorca
Category: OPERA & BALLET 
Clue: Last name of the gossip in Menotti's "The Old Maid and the Thief", it's the same as a Puccini lieutenant
Output: pinkerton
Category: GOOD GOLLY MALAWI! 
Clue: Malawi's chief exports are tobacco & this, which is highly popular in Britain around 4 p.m.
Output: tea
Category: "U" HAVE THE RIGHT 
Clue: Beaverdam Creek & Kings Peak are the low & high points of this state
Output: utah
Category: CARIBBEAN CUISINE 
Clue: Grenadans love to eat ice cream made from this main guacamole ingredient
Output: avocado
Category: THE DISAPPOINTING 21st CENTURY 
Clue: Type of city we don't live in, or type of stadium replaced by retractable-roof ones in Houston & Indianapolis
Output: domed
Category: DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS 
Clue: It's a drinking fountain on a ship, or just plain old gossip or rumor
Output: scuttlebutt
Category: ELECTORAL VOTES 
Clue: Closer than Bush & Gore's 271 to 266 was the tie in 1800 with 73 each between Jefferson & this man
Output: aaron burr
Category: SOUNDS FRUITY 
Clue: In 1949's "The Third Man", Orson Welles played this character, an evil black marketeer
Output: harry lime
Category: LET'S HAVE A BALL 
Clue: It's a naphthalene sphere to repel a lepidopteran
Output: a moth ball
Category: BY THE BOOKS 
Clue: Her "House of Earth" trilogy includes "A House Divided" & "The Good Earth"
Output: pearl s. buck
Category: RHETT-ORIC 
Clue: Rhett Butler tells a weeping Scarlett, "Never in any crisis of your life have I known you to have" one of these handy
Output: a hankie
Category: NAMES IN THE NEWS 
Clue: In April 2009 this 82-year-old strayed from protocol when she briefly put her arm around Michelle Obama
Output: queen elizabeth ii
Category: ALL THINGS JAPANESE 
Clue: Not just something for battling the bulge, it's also Japan's legislative body
Output: the diet
Category: "D" IN LITERATURE 
Clue: Some say this classic Cervantes novel is a veiled attack on the Catholic Church
Output: don quixote
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Our name for this Arizona region comes from the Spanish term for it:  El Desierto Pintado
Output: the painted desert
Category: SWEET "P" 
Clue: If you're served sweetbreads in a restaurant, you're eating either thymus or this part of an animal
Output: the pancreas
Category: MUSIC ON THE MAP 
Clue: It's where I'm sitting "just rolling along, just rolling along"
Output: on top of the world
Category: 1940s TELEVISION 
Clue: This "Howdy Doody" host had a variety show during the 1948-49 season called "the Gulf Road Show"
Output: "buffalo bob" smith
Category: "SOUTH" 
Clue: SEATO, a defensive alliance formed in 1954 & dissolved in 1977, was an acronym for this
Output: southeast asia treaty organization
Category: YALE DRAMA SCHOOL ALUMNI 
Clue: This "How Stella Got Her Groove Back" star attended Yale on a scholarship
Output: angela bassett
Category: NEAR DISASTERS 
Clue: A possible nuclear war was averted (for the moment) in June 2002 talks between India & this country
Output: pakistan
Category: BIRDS 
Clue: This relative of the crow is prominent in folklore as a bad-luck sign or omen of death
Output: the raven
Category: THE JETS 
Clue: The A380 from this France-based co. was designed to carry up to 840 passengers; how long does deplaning take?
Output: airbus
Category: MOVIES BY INITIALS 
Clue: 2008, starring Robert Downey Jr.: "I.M."
Output: iron man
Category: SOUTH AMERICA 
Clue: Shortly before this country gained independence in 1975, many citizens moved to Holland
Output: suriname
Category: SWEET TREATS 
Clue: Nestle says over 125,000 tons of these chocolate chip cookies are baked in the home every year
Output: toll house cookies
Category: LAKES & RIVERS 
Clue: This lake in the Andes is divided into 2 bodies of water connected by the Tiquina Strait
Output: lake titicaca
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: The Plain of Ease, the Valley of Humiliation & the Country of Conceit appear in this John Bunyan work
Output: pilgrim\'s progress
Category: THE 50 STATES 
Clue: All of the present District of Columbia is on land originally donated by this state
Output: maryland
Category: ARTISTS & THEIR SUBJECTS 
Clue: His 1892 painting "Manao Tupapau" depicts a young Tahitian girl & a scary-looking spirit
Output: paul gauguin
Category: VIDEO GAMES 
Clue: Play as Anakin Skywalker or Jango Fett in the Lego game based on this film series
Output: star wars
Category: PEEVED VEEPS 
Clue: Returning from Europe in 1812, he entered the U.S. under an assumed name, Adolphus Arnot; oh yeah, he shot a guy
Output: burr
Category: TV OR NOT TV 
Clue: David Janssen was Dr. Richard Kimble on '60s TV; Harrison Ford made this '93 film, then Tim Daly did a 2nd TV version
Output: the fugitive
Category: "BY" NOW 
Clue: A secluded or private road
Output: a byway
Category: THE CONTINENT... 
Clue: ...That has the largest rain forest area in the world
Output: south america
Category: THE FRENCH CONNECTION 
Clue: This relative is une tante
Output: aunt
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: Ten Days on the Island is an annual cultural festival taking place throughout this Australian state
Output: tasmania
Category: NOVEL QUOTES 
Clue: "...They ought to find a way of being inoculated against love" is a line from his "Anna Karenina"
Output: leo tolstoy
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Some geographers say there's an "Antarctic" one of these, formed by the southern parts of the big 3
Output: ocean
Category: THE ARMY-NAVY GAME 
Clue: In the first game in 1890, Navy's Red Emrich scored 4 of these, but they were only worth 4 points each
Output: touchdowns
Category: PIZZA TOPPINGS 
Clue: On November 12 celebrate National Pizza with the Works Except these fish Day
Output: anchovies
Category: 1970s ROCK 
Clue: In 1971 Janis Joplin told us in this song that "Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose"
Output: "me and bobby mcgee"
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In 1923 France & Belgium occupied this German industrial region named for a Rhine tributary
Output: the ruhr
Category: GHASTLY OPERATIC DEMISES 
Clue: Of eating an enchanted frog, a poisonous plant, or too much cheese, it's what killed the heroine of "Lakme"
Output: a poisonous plant
Category: LABOR 
Clue: The 1947 Labor-Management Relations Act curbed labor's power; these 2 legislators sponsored it
Output: taft & hartley
Category: THE PRESIDENT'S DOG 
Clue: The press corps called this Scottie "The Informer"; when they saw him they knew FDR was near
Output: fala
Category: CLASSIC SPORTS COMMERCIALS 
Clue: Horses of this breed "usually go for two" playing football in a Budweiser spot
Output: clydesdales
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: This common name for the Society of Friends may come from the saying "Tremble at the word of the Lord"
Output: quakers
Category: THE WHITE HOUSE 
Clue: When electric lights were installed in 1891, this pres., afraid of being shocked, wouldn't operate the switches
Output: benjamin harrison
Category: G WHIZ 
Clue: This spasm of the diaphragm is pronounced the same whether it ends in "cough" or "cup"
Output: hiccough
Category: MOTLEY CREW 
Clue: Zachary Taylor's death made him president, but he wasn't a prime suspect in the Taylor poisoning inquiry
Output: millard fillmore
Category: WOOL 
Clue: According to Guinness, Deanne Sarre did this to 390 sheep in 8 hours, all by hand
Output: sheared them
Category: HARD STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: In this director's film, Pres. Bush can be seen saying into a mike, "This is an impressive crowd: the Haves, & the Have-Mores"
Output: michael moore
Category: ROGER THAT! 
Clue: This French guy's ex-wives included Brigitte Bardot & Jane Fonda (he never married Catherine Deneuve)
Output: roger vadim
Category: SUMMER 
Clue: Though about 50,000 of these storms occur daily worldwide, in U.S., they occur mainly in spring & summer
Output: thunderstorms
Category: REMEMBERING TED KENNEDY 
Clue: Kennedy called this the cause of his life & was hoping to see a reform bill passed before he died
Output: health care
Category: BE PREPARED 
Clue: There was a method to his 1936 book "An Actor Prepares"
Output: stanislavsky
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: The angel Moroni told him about the golden plates from which the Book of Mormon was translated
Output: joseph smith
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: Term for the various strands of gut, nylon, or wire stretched over the head of a sidedrum
Output: snares
Category: CLASSIC CINEMA 
Clue: Originally planned for Charles Laughton & Elsa Lanchester in the 1930s, it was later made with Bogart & Hepburn
Output: the african queen
Category: YOU GOT AN F MINUS! 
Clue: Wrap yourself around this piece of clothing, but careful!  Losing an F will leave this mark left by a healed wound
Output: scar & scarf
Category: A NEGATIVE ATTITUDE 
Clue: 8 isn't enough to say this 4-letter German word for "no"
Output: nein
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: This TV "Friend" won critical raves for her role as "The Good Girl" in a 2002 film
Output: jennifer aniston
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: According to Forbes Magazine, this talk show host is on her way to becoming America's first black billionaire
Output: oprah winfrey
Category: JEWELRY 
Clue: When her emerald ring was auctioned in 1987, it brought a record price of $2,126,646
Output: duchess of windsor
Category: 20th CENTURY MEDICINE 
Clue: On Dec. 3, 1967, Dr. Christiaan Barnard performed the first successful human transplantation of this organ
Output: heart
Category: HISTORIC NICKNAMES 
Clue: "The One-Legged Governor of New Netherland"
Output: peter stuyvessant
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: A recliner for your wig
Output: a hair chair
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Instead of counties, this state has boroughs (or is it brrr-oughs?)
Output: alaska
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: If you're in this country in the summer, you can see ancient plays performed at the theater of Epidaurus
Output: greece
Category: ARCTIC ANIMALS 
Clue: This long-haired ruminant is named for the strong odor it emits
Output: musk ox
Category: MEDICAL MILESTONES 
Clue: In 1885, a French boy who'd been bitten by a dog got the first inoculation against this
Output: rabies
Category: REARRANGING WORDS 
Clue: Rearrange the letters in "listen" to get this not-so-audible word
Output: silent
Category: THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE 
Clue: This most populous city in the state is home to the main campus of the University of Vermont
Output: burlington
Category: ETIQUETTE 
Clue: It's the only fork ever placed to the right of the plate
Output: a cocktail fork
Category: C IS FOR... 
Clue: Christmas, a holiday stolen by this Dr. Seuss character
Output: the grinch
Category: WEIRD NATURE 
Clue: A giraffe can clean its ears with this up to 18-inch-long appendage
Output: tongue
Category: DOROTHYS, REBECCAS & SUMMERS 
Clue: This Indian woman, who saved John Smith, changed her name to Rebecca when she became Christian
Output: pocahontas
Category: ALBUM OF THE YEAR GRAMMYS 
Clue: 1983: This singer's "Thriller"
Output: michael jackson
Category: WHAT A GEM! 
Clue: Silent screen star Mary Pickford bequeathed the Star of Bombay, a 182-carat one of these gems, to the Smithsonian
Output: a sapphire
Category: CLOTHING 
Clue: It's the traditional color of majorette boots
Output: white
Category: AS LISTED IN THE S.I. ALMANAC 
Clue: "'The Yankee Clipper'... played on 10 World Series winners", career span 1936-51"
Output: dimaggio
Category: SLEEPY 
Clue: A 1920s query asked, "Will it play in" this Illinois town that experts considered a bellwether?
Output: peoria
Category: FISHY SPORTSMEN 
Clue: This former UConn guard got a change of scenery in 2007 & won a championship ring with the Celtics
Output: ray allen
Category: STAGE & SCREEN ROLE 
Clue: Annie Sullivan in "The Miracle Worker"
Output: anne bancroft
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: By the 6th century this group had joined with the Angles to found kingdoms in Britain
Output: saxons
Category: SHAKESPEREAN WORDPLAY 
Clue: Morose character whose first line is "A little more than kin, and less than kind"
Output: hamlet
Category: EAT, EAT! 
Clue: In this Mideastern equivalent of a gyro, meat is shaved off a rotating vertical spit
Output: schwarma
Category: IT'S A MAN, BABY! 
Clue: At 6'7", this one-named African-American dragster was hard to miss in the video for "Love Shack"
Output: rupaul
Category: MUSICALS 
Clue: "Man of La Mancha" begins with this author arriving at a Spanish prison
Output: cervantes
Category: HUSBAND & WIFE SINGERS 
Clue: During the '70s, he & Rita Coolidge released 3 duet albums including “Full Moon”
Output: kris kristofferson
Category: "Y" ASK 
Clue: Originally a word for lamentation, it means whining complaint; will you please quit yours!
Output: yammering
Category: OSCAR-WINNING SONG LYRICS 
Clue: "Far from the world we know, up where the clear winds blow"
Output: an officer and a gentleman
Category: COURT CASES 
Clue: F. Lee Bailey took the case of this Ohio doctor & convicted murderer to the Supreme Court in 1966 & won
Output: sam shepherd
Category: INTERNATIONAL ROAD VEHICLE STICKERS 
Clue: SGP
Output: singapore
Category: FOOD STUFF 
Clue: Kimbunda speakers know nguba, from which we get goober, means this
Output: peanut
Category: ALLITERATION STATION 
Clue: An evening where 2 couples go out together
Output: a double date
Category: SOUPS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: Ozoni
Output: japan
Category: NFL QBs OFF THE FIELD 
Clue: In a mock "United Way" ad, this Colts QB berated kids on a football field & showed them how to break into a car
Output: peyton manning
Category: BARTENDING 
Clue: Use the kosher type of this, not iodized, to rim glasses
Output: salt
Category: SPEED UP! 
Clue: The fastest game using a ball is this one played in frontons in which the ball can reach speeds near 200 mph
Output: jai-alai
Category: THE LABORS OF HERCULES 
Clue: Hercules used these flying weapons to shoot down the Stymphalian birds
Output: arrows
Category: COMMIES 
Clue: The Russian word poputchik is this 2-word phrase & describes a type of communist "fellow"
Output: fellow traveller
Category: ARMED FORCES 
Clue: Independent peasant soldiers of the Ukraine who were known for their fierce loyalty to the Czars
Output: the cossacks
Category: JACKASS--THE CATEGORY 
Clue: When a jackass & a mare mate, the hybrid offspring is one of these
Output: a mule
Category: "LOCK"s 
Clue: The state of being married
Output: wedlock
Category: RIVERS 
Clue: This French river empties into the English Channel near Le Havre
Output: seine
Category: TRANSFORMED FOOD 
Clue: A prune is this fruit before it becomes shriveled
Output: a plum
Category: PSILENT "P" 
Clue: Let's park in the Jurassic to see this flying reptile with a birdlike beak
Output: a pterodactyl
Category: FILL IN THE BLANK 
Clue: Half _____ Alaska
Output: baked
Category: "OUT" IS IN 
Clue: "Colorful" loss of electrical power as a result of overuse by consumers
Output: a blackout
Category: CATS & DOGS 
Clue: Name of this class of dogs comes from the Latin for "earth"
Output: terrier
Category: MYTHICAL CREATURES 
Clue: Marco Polo told us of this 3-letter bird that could carry an elephant in its claws
Output: the roc
Category: BRAND NAMES 
Clue: Kraft makes hot cereals called Cream of Rice & Cream of this
Output: wheat
Category: CLASSIC SCI-FI & HORROR FILMS 
Clue: Before he was Spock, he had a small role in the mutant ant infestation classic "Them!" in 1954
Output: nimoy
Category: BIBLE BASICS 
Clue: The Virgin Mary was betrothed to this village carpenter
Output: joseph
Category: "BOOK"S 
Clue: "English as she is spoke" is an 1855 self-described one of these, written by 2 Portuguese men who knew no English
Output: a phrase book
Category: HISTORY OF DRINK 
Clue: Dating from the 14th century, the name of this liquor comes from the Russian word for "water"
Output: vodka
Category: SONGS 
Clue: The title song in an Elvis film, it was written for the 1937 Bing Crosby film "Waikiki Wedding"
Output: blue hawaii
Category: "CHI" CHI 
Clue: A coarse, twilled cotton fabric
Output: chino
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: This trailblazer was in his 60s when he moved to the Femme Osage district of what is now Missouri in the late 1790s
Output: daniel boone
Category: CARTOON MICE 
Clue: This "fastest mouse in all Mexico" has a cousin, Slowpoke Rodriguez
Output: speedy gonzales
Category: DESIGN 
Clue: Persia's animal art persisted even after the introduction of this religion that forbade making images
Output: islam
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Rising on the Langres Plateau & heading for the capital, it's the second-longest river in France
Output: the seine
Category: AD PEOPLE 
Clue: Cartoon Network enlisted Bob Dole for this rabbit's campaign for the presidency
Output: bugs bunny
Category: "D" IN SCIENCE 
Clue: Sharks first inhabited the waters during this period of the Paleozoic era named for an English county
Output: devonian
Category: THE BOY SCOUTS 
Clue: The Boy Scouts of America are headquartered in this Texas city, also home to the Dallas Cowboys
Output: irving
Category: SEEMS LIKE ANCIENT TIMES 
Clue: The legendary Mucius saved Rome by putting this in a fire, earning the name "Left-Handed"
Output: right hand
Category: THE "ICE" MAN COMETH 
Clue: To lure or lead on by exciting hope or desire
Output: entice
Category: -OLOGIES 
Clue: It's the science & application of X-rays
Output: roentgenology
Category: GEEK LOVE 
Clue: The world's smallest laptops are nicknamed Atom, the name of the processor made by this company
Output: intel
Category: AMERICAN IDLE 2009 
Clue: Following a stress test, this large U.S. bank was told by regulators that it needed to raise $34 billion
Output: bank of america
Category: MOVIE TIMES 
Clue: Bookish CIA researcher Robert Redford is thrust into a conspiracy in this 1975 thriller
Output: three days of the condor
Category: YOUR NUMBER'S UP 
Clue: NFL tight ends wear jerseys with number in this range
Output: the 80s
Category: HEY, "BOO" 
Clue: One of these is given by your doctor to maintain or renew your immunity to a disease
Output: a booster shot
Category: BOTTOMS UP! 
Clue: To make it, combine gin, vodka, cola, and a twist of lemon, but not a drop of tea
Output: long island ice tea
Category: STAIN REMOVAL 
Clue: Hydrogen peroxide can help with this, the only stain that gets its own single word in the Random House Dictionary
Output: blood
Category: HIDDEN COUNTRIES 
Clue: Truly, you have created a beauteous painting
Output: spain
Category: EUROPEAN RIVERS 
Clue: Remains flung into this river include Joan of Arc's ashes & Marguerite of Burgundy's discarded lovers
Output: seine
Category: THAT'S ANCIENT HISTORY, MAN 
Clue: In 1204 the Crusaders took this Byzantine city; in 1453 the Turks did
Output: constantinople
Category: GET "SET" 
Clue: You suffer one when you experience a reverse or defeat
Output: a setback
Category: SPORTS NOTABLES 
Clue: Michael "The Albatross" Gross won gold medals in this sport using an arm span far exceeding his height
Output: swimming
Category: MOVIES: BEEN THERE, DONE THAT 
Clue: Harrison Ford lost his in "Frantic"; Kurt Russell lost his in "Breakdown"
Output: wife
Category: CHILDREN'S LITERATURE 
Clue: Near the end of "Through the Looking Glass", this queen disappears in a bowl of soup
Output: white queen
Category: CIVIL WAR GENERALS 
Clue: He was originally named after the Shawnee chief Tecumseh, the William was added later
Output: sherman
Category: JEOPARDY! 101 
Clue: He was the host of the first version of "Jeopardy!" in the '60s
Output: art fleming
Category: SONGWRITERS 
Clue: "I get by with a little help from my friends" is credited to these 2 Beatles
Output: lennon & mccartney
Category: KNOCK U OUT 
Clue: Take out the "U" in a synonym for "to praise" & you get a youthful boy
Output: laud & lad
Category: MIND YOUR BUSINESS 
Clue: In 1908 Camillo Olivetti opened a plant in Italy to manufacture these
Output: typewriters
Category: ALPHABETIC LETTER PAIRS 
Clue: Sunscreen protects you from these harmful rays
Output: uv
Category: ABOUT BUILDINGS 
Clue: They're the slender towers that are part of a mosque & from which Muslims are called to prayer
Output: the minarets
Category: FASHION DESIGNERS 
Clue: The Pompidou Center held a 1962-2002 retrospective on this designer often known just by his initials
Output: yves saint laurent
Category: AN "A" PLUS SOME LETTERS 
Clue: 8-letter term for a short, humorous account of an incident
Output: an anecdote
Category: "J" WALKING THROUGH HISTORY 
Clue: On Dec. 1, 1804 this Martinique-born beauty & an emperor-to-be had their second wedding
Output: napoleon & josephine
Category: "LADY"s 
Clue: The earliest account of her ride through Coventry comes from Roger of Wendover in the 13th c.
Output: lady godiva
Category: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT 
Clue: Haman
Output: hung from the gallows
Category: FUNNY LADIES IN SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Those joyful schemers mistress Alice Ford & mistress Margaret Page
Output: the merry wives of windsor
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Projection at the southern tip of South America also called a cornucopia
Output: cape horn o\' plenty
Category: SWEET NOTHINGS 
Clue: Since 1902, Necco has been making this brand of appropriately shaped candies with bons mots printed on them
Output: sweet hearts
Category: DAVID MAMET 
Clue: Mamet dedicated "Glengarry Glen Ross" to this British minimalist playwright
Output: harold pinter
Category: DEM BONES 
Clue: This longest bone in your body accounts for about a quarter of your height
Output: femur
Category: BRAIN MAUL! 
Clue: Number of yards in a mile times the number of feet in a yard
Output: 5,280
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: He, not Gabriel, is the only one in the Bible who's specifically called an "archangel"
Output: michael
Category: CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 
Clue: Of particular interest to the NRA is the amendment that allows us "to keep & bear" these
Output: arms
Category: FUNNY WESTERNS 
Clue: Gabby Hayes added comic relief to many of this singing cowboy's films including "My Pal Trigger"
Output: roy rogers
Category: RUSSIAN FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: This Russian vodka brand is known as Stoli for short
Output: stolichnaya
Category: THE STOCK MARKET 
Clue: These open-end investment "funds"  began in the U.S. in the 1920s & now hold over $5 trillion
Output: mutual funds
Category: STREETS 
Clue: The ruins of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church lie at the end of Kurfurstendamm, this city's most famous boulevard
Output: berlin
Category: CURRENT BIOGRAPHY: 1970 
Clue: This publisher & philanthropist's bio mentions his 1969 swearing in as U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain
Output: walter annenberg
Category: JOHN BOY 
Clue: Designed by John Roebling, when it opened in 1883, it was the world's longest suspension bridge & not for sale
Output: brooklyn bridge