niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: SIXTEENTH 
Clue: In Super Bowl XVI this team led by Joe Montana defeated the Bengals, 26-21
Output: san francisco 49ers
Category: AIRLINES CODES 
Clue: DL
Output: delta
Category: THE THEATAH 
Clue: Jack Absolute & Bob Acres, both vying for Lydia Languish's hand, are the title characters of this Sheridan play
Output: the rivals
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Johns Hopkins University in this city is the home of the Lacrosse Hall of Fame
Output: baltimore
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Seattle)  Used in "Hamlet", it's the common British term for the vendor I'm buying from
Output: fishmonger
Category: THAT'S JUST WRONG 
Clue: From the Latin for "to deceive", it can precede teeth or sense of security
Output: false
Category: WHAT TO WEAR? 
Clue: A popular slogan on this protective garment is "Kiss the cook"
Output: an apron
Category: 10-12 YEARS 
Clue: The Oracle at Delphi told this Greek hero he had to perform labors for King Eurystheus for 12 years
Output: hercules
Category: YOUR WEAPON OF CHOICE 
Clue: In September of 2009 a would-be burglar met up fatally with a resident wielding this Japanese warriors' sword
Output: a samurai sword
Category: FABULOUS FELINES 
Clue: Matilda, seen here, is the resident cat at this Manhattan hotel; you might find her near the round table
Output: the algonquin
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: Unlike the octopus or squid, the nautilus may have up to 90 of these armlike appendages
Output: tentacles
Category: WRITERS 
Clue: This "Roses are Red" author also inspired a TV show with his "Women's Murder Club" series
Output: james patterson
Category: NEW REPUBLIC 
Clue: This new nation is south of Poland, north of Hungary and east of the Czech Republic
Output: slovakia
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This, from Middle French for "small ball", is stronger than the bullet, which is from modern French for "small ball"
Output: the ballot
Category: TEACHERS ON TV 
Clue: Mr. Novak & Miss Brooks taught this subject
Output: english
Category: A HIT TWICE 
Clue: At No. 3, this Jose Feliciano hit "couldn't get much higher", but it had when the Doors took it to No. 1
Output: "light my fire"
Category: THE NEXT BIBLE BOOK AFTER... 
Clue: Genesis
Output: exodus
Category: LOTS OF CHARACTER 
Clue: In March 2000 the only way to get "Riding The Bullet", Stephen King's tale of Alan Parker, was by doing this
Output: logging onto the internet
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: His story "Ms. Found in a Bottle" was the prize-winning entry in an 1833 newspaper contest
Output: edgar allan poe
Category: STATES OF MIND 
Clue: In vintage psychology talk, anxiety is a type of neurosis; schizophrenia is a type of this -osis
Output: psychosis
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: Meaning savage & cruel, it comes from the Latin "trux", which means fierce
Output: truculent
Category: HIDDEN 
Clue: Latin for "things to be done", you have to watch out for a person's hidden one
Output: agenda
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: Henry Flagler, a founder of Miami, was one of the original stockholders in this Ohio-based oil company
Output: standard oil
Category: THE FUN '40s 
Clue: It was made of wood & 5 stories high, Howard Hughes told the Senate if it didn't fly, he'd leave the country
Output: the spruce goose
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's the first-person singular present indicative of be
Output: am
Category: MAY 26 
Clue: On May 26, 1805 this crown-crazy Corsican became king of Italy
Output: napoleon
Category: WOMEN'S FIRSTS 
Clue: Wilma Mankiller was the first woman to serve as principal chief of this Southeast Native American tribe
Output: the cherokee
Category: "STUPID" ANSWERS 
Clue: There may be stupid answers, but proverbially, there are no these
Output: stupid questions
Category: WORLD RELIGION 
Clue: Inti was the sun god prayed to by the ruling family of this South American empire
Output: incas
Category: BIBLICAL QUOTES 
Clue: "And they took" his "coat and killed a kid of the goats and dipped the coat in the blood"
Output: joseph
Category: ENDS IN DOUBLE E 
Clue: Ah, yes, hello, my dear, my little this bird of the titmouse family
Output: chickadee
Category: GODLY RHYME TIME 
Clue: Supreme Greek god's suspensions of hostilities
Output: zeus\'s truces
Category: PICK UP YOUR CLOTHES 
Clue: It's a case in court brought by one party against another
Output: suit
Category: WHODUNIT 
Clue: In "Platoon", Sergeant Barnes, played by Tom Berenger
Output: charlie sheen
Category: A FAIR TO REMEMBER 
Clue: The World Expo of 1893 was held to celebrate the 400th anniversary of one of this man's voyages
Output: columbus
Category: FILE UNDER "D" 
Clue: The "bones" in this game are pulled out of the "boneyard"
Output: dominoes
Category: SPORTS SUPERSTITIONS 
Clue: Avoid faults by never holding more than 2 balls when serving in this sport
Output: tennis
Category: ROCK & ROLL 
Clue: This female vocalist joined Big Brother & The Holding Company in June 1966
Output: janis joplin
Category: MALTA BOUND 
Clue: When a critter is said to be a Maltese, it's often a white one of these animals
Output: dog
Category: ROBIN WILLIAMS MOVIES 
Clue: 2009: Robin & John Travolta have to take care of 7-year old twins
Output: old dogs
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Python & Scorpion aren't merely animals, they're 2 of these rides at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
Output: roller coasters
Category: FEELING POSSESSIVE 
Clue: This observance celebrates the "Apostle of Ireland"
Output: st. patrick\'s day
Category: NEARLY USELESS INFORMATION 
Clue: They're the 2 of Snow White's 7 dwarves whose names don't end in "Y"
Output: bashful & doc
Category: DAYS OF THE WEEK 
Clue: It's estimated 100 million people attended his early 20th century religious revivals
Output: billy sunday
Category: SUPER HEROES 
Clue: Still seen in Thanksgiving parades, Wally Cox gave this hero his voice
Output: underdog
Category: ANOTHER NAME FOR 
Clue: The shorter of the 2 names by which Americans know this country where you'll find The Hague
Output: holland
Category: FUN WITH FASHION 
Clue: Also a synonym for "amulet", this type of trinket now hangs on handbags & cell phones as well as bracelets
Output: a charm
Category: LOW TECH 
Clue: This word for the block on which blacksmiths shape metal also refers to the lower plate of a stapler
Output: anvil
Category: ALPHABETICALLY FIRST 
Clue: Of the countries of mainland South America
Output: argentina
Category: ASIAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS 
Clue: In 1993 this person became the first Asian American to anchor a major network TV newscast
Output: connie chung
Category: THE OLD TESTAMENT 
Clue: In Joshua the Israelites made a miraculous crossing of this river, much as they did at the Red Sea
Output: jordan
Category: WHERE IN THE WORLD IS SAN DIEGO? 
Clue: San Diego stays classy with its Old Globe Theatre, built in 1935 to present abridged versions of his plays
Output: william shakespeare
Category: BLACK AMERICANS 
Clue: In 1998 this poet & author made her directorial debut with the movie "Down in the Delta"
Output: maya angelou
Category: ONE-MAN SHOWS 
Clue: "Full Gallop" stars Mary Louise Wilson as this late, flamboyant fashion editor who was always in vogue
Output: diana vreeland
Category: COLLEGE TOWNS 
Clue: Vanderbilt University
Output: nashville
Category: 1907 
Clue: For works like "Gunga Din", he became the first Brit awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature
Output: kipling
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: This "Fair Lady" of film starred on Broadway in a non-musical version of "Gigi" in 1951
Output: audrey hepburn
Category: VERY JANUARY 
Clue: January is one of this many months in the year with a length of 31 days
Output: 7
Category: UNOFFICIAL STATE NICKNAMES 
Clue: "Seward's ice box"
Output: alaska
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS 
Clue: In 1948, fed up with the U.S., James Baldwin moved to this city for good
Output: paris
Category: POPULAR MUSIC 
Clue: A little bird told us "Steve McQueen" is a number on her 2002 album "C'mon, C'mon"
Output: sheryl crow
Category: INSECT, ARACHNID OR GASTROPOD 
Clue: The aphid
Output: insect
Category: DRAMA & DRAMATISTS 
Clue: This 1961 Tennessee Williams play takes place at the Costa Verde, a small Mexican hotel on a jungle-covered hilltop
Output: night of the iguana
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: To pass off someone else's writing as your own
Output: plagiarism
Category: STATE CAPITAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: "Beantown"
Output: boston
Category: VIDEO GAMES 
Clue: A back-stabbing friend tries to keep you from going pro in the underground game named for this skateboarder
Output: tony hawk
Category: AMERICAN POLITICAL IDOL 
Clue: I have the 1860 election results...this Ill. Democrat & orator who ran against Lincoln...you're going home tonight
Output: douglas
Category: CANCELED CZECHS 
Clue: In 1962 this nation canceled the Czechs' World Cup soccer dreams, winning without Pele
Output: brazil
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: His eldest son, also named Theodore, was governor of Puerto Rico from 1929 to 1932
Output: theodore roosevelt
Category: YOU CAN CALL ME "AL" 
Clue: In 1998 the Pres. of the Czech Republic remarked that he wanted this U.S. Cabinet member to replace him
Output: madeleine albright
Category: FLINCHIUS THE GLADIATOR 
Clue: With his chariot payments, Flinchius is glad this first Christian emperor failed to ban gladiator bouts
Output: constantine
Category: THAT'S MY SCHOOL! 
Clue: South of San Francisco, you'll find this university named for the son of a railway-building Calif. governor
Output: stanford
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: It follows blue, cran & straw
Output: berry
Category: WHAT ARE YOU DOING? 
Clue: If you're orating for hours in the Senate to prevent a vote, you're doing this
Output: filibustering
Category: 2009 TV FAREWELLS 
Clue: An expedition to the Pegasus Galaxy ended after 5 seasons for this "Stargate" spinoff
Output: stargate atlantis
Category: SCIENCE "T"ALK 
Clue: It's the second of the 3 main sections of an arthropod's body
Output: the thorax
Category: COOKING CLASS 
Clue: The Chicken of the Sea website suggests making enchiladas with the albacore type of this
Output: tuna
Category: OCCUPATIONAL NAMES 
Clue: She danced at the Manhattan Club before she fired up audiences at the Folies-Bergere in France
Output: josephine baker
Category: THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN 
Clue: This award-winning musical composed by Roger Miller was based on the book
Output: big river
Category: FISH 
Clue: You'd expect to hear this fish say "Polly wants a cracker!"
Output: parrotfish
Category: FASHION SENSE 
Clue: A housedress was named for this nursery rhyme character, who was not the mom of Scientology's founder
Output: old mother hubbard
Category: YOU'RE "NUT"s! 
Clue: Tasty term for the weighted ring used by hitters to warm up
Output: doughnut
Category: INTERNATIONAL CUISINE 
Clue: Derby cheese, which originated in this country, is sometimes flavored with sage
Output: england/great britain
Category: FIRST NAMES 
Clue: This name, like that of a girl in "Harry Potter", is derived from the name of Hermes, messenger of the gods
Output: hermione
Category: I WANT MY ______E 
Clue: "Earthy" term for an overwhelming election victory
Output: landslide
Category: PARTS OF A SHIP 
Clue: With "and scrape", it means to be excessively polite
Output: bow
Category: CORSICA 
Clue: When visiting the capital, Ajaccio, be sure to see the birthplace of this emperor who was known as "The Corsican"
Output: napoleon
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: The Jackson Hole Shootout in this state features a stagecoach robbery reenactment
Output: wyoming
Category: EUROPE 
Clue: If writing to a friend in Berlin in 1500, you could put these 3 words on the envelope as the country
Output: holy roman empire
Category: FILL IN THE _____ 
Clue: Something hard to find resembles "a needle in a _____"
Output: haystack
Category: ALL THINGS OPERATIC 
Clue: The 3 basic vocal classifications for women opera singers are soprano, mezzo-soprano & this lowest range
Output: alto
Category: INVENTORS & INVENTIONS 
Clue: In 1929 this wireless communications pioneer was made an Italian marquis
Output: guglielmo marconi
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: The U.S. embassy in London was designed by this Finnish-American architect
Output: saarinen
Category: HOMOPHONES 
Clue: Zero, or a religious sister
Output: none/nun
Category: MEDICAL HISTORY 
Clue: Still associated with doctors today, its text is seen here in a 12th century version:
Output: the hippocratic oath
Category: COLORS 
Clue: Of outer ear, Outer Mongolia or outer space, the one that became a Crayola color in 1998
Output: outer space
Category: PHYSICAL SCIENCE 
Clue: In 1911 Heike Onnes first observed superconductivity when he cooled this slippery element to -452 degrees Fahrenheit
Output: mercury
Category: TITLES 
Clue: In 1973 Lou Ferrigno was "Mr." this, & Maria Margarita Moran, "Miss"
Output: universe
Category: ABC AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL STARS 
Clue: Before he was Sen. McAllister on "Brothers and Sisters", this actor was a "Schoolboy Father"
Output: rob lowe
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: A condition that features involuntary tics, it's part of Sydenham's & Huntington's diseases
Output: chorea
Category: HOW POETIC 
Clue: Wordsworth wrote, "My" this "leaps up when I behold a rainbow in the sky"
Output: heart
Category: DEMOCRATS 
Clue: In 1994 this incumbent Florida governor narrowly beat GOP challenger Jeb Bush
Output: lawton chiles
Category: SPLIT OWNERSHIP 
Clue: Lake Titicaca
Output: peru & bolivia
Category: YOU SAID IT! 
Clue: Prussian Karl Von Clausewitz is credited with the quote this "is the continuation of politics by other means"
Output: war
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: Ray Walston was the Martian while the "my" in "My Favorite Martian" referred to him
Output: bill bixby
Category: JAZZ TUNES 
Clue: In 1939 tenor saxophonist Coleman Hawkins recorded his now-classic version of this song heard here
Output: "body and soul"
Category: GREECE 
Clue: The mainland of Greece forms the southern part of this peninsula
Output: the balkan peninsula
Category: 9-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Italian poet who won 1959 Nobel Prize, or a Victor Hugo character
Output: quasimodo
Category: TITLE ROLE PLAYING 
Clue: "Saving Private Ryan"
Output: matt damon
Category: RALLY TO THE CAUSE 
Clue: It's to save equal Internet speed for all, aka "net" this
Output: neutrality
Category: THE 'BURBS 
Clue: The suburbs Cicero & Skokie are located in this county
Output: cook county, illinois
Category: ALONG THE TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY 
Clue: The summit of Rogers Pass in British Columbia was the site of the 1962 opening of the highway by this Prime Minister
Output: john diefenbaker
Category: MATH 
Clue: For a line, this is defined as the ratio of vertical to horizontal distance it covers
Output: slope
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: The USA's top producer of jams, jellies & preserves, it's located on Strawberry Lane in Orrville, Ohio
Output: smuckers
Category: THE NEWSPAPER 
Clue: One-syllable term for the continuation (please turn to C17) of a story from one page to another
Output: a jump
Category: THE 17th CENTURY 
Clue: When his half-brother died in 1696, he became the sole ruler of Russia
Output: peter the great
Category: HALLOWEEN-POURRI 
Clue: In a TV special, the Peanuts gang celebrates Halloween while Linus awaits a visit from this mythic figure
Output: the great pumpkin
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: This "Remembrance of Things Past" author was so deathly afraid of germs he wouldn't pick up a pen if he had dropped it
Output: proust
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: Actor Byron Barr changed his name to this after playing a man named Gig Young in the 1942 film "The Gay Sisters"
Output: gig young
Category: CELEBRITY ASTROLOGY 
Clue: Sissy Spacek was born on Christmas Day, so this is her sign
Output: capricorn
Category: NICKNAMES 
Clue: He earned the nickname "Hero of Mobile Bay" in the Civil War
Output: admiral david farragut