niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: 3 LITTLE WORDS 
Clue: It completes the Oscar Wilde quote, "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking..."
Output: at the stars
Category: BOB'S YOUR POET 
Clue: This American poet wrote, "Nature's first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold"
Output: robert frost
Category: OOPS! 
Clue: An outcry led the Post Office to reconsider issuing a 1995 stamp showing this WWII event
Output: dropping the a-bomb on hiroshima
Category: THE ROTARY CLUB 
Clue: On an airplane they're "fixed"; on a helicopter they're actually "rotary"
Output: wings
Category: WE LOVE DISNEYLAND 
Clue: The construction of Disneyland delayed this animated film, but the heroine's castle became the park's centerpiece
Output: sleeping beauty
Category: FISH 
Clue: (Sarah of the Clue Crew in Seattle)  The fish flying here at Seattle's Pike Place Market include this "regal" shining example
Output: king salmon
Category: BAD HEIR DAY 
Clue: Robert the Steward was heir presumptive to his grandfather, this Scot, who suddenly had a son in 1324
Output: robert the bruce
Category: COMMON SIMILES 
Clue: This ichthyological simile might apply to someone spending too much time at the bar
Output: drinking like a fish
Category: MUSICAL THEATRE 
Clue: An 1847 play, "The String of Pearls, or the Fiend of Fleet Street" inspired this Broadway smash
Output: sweeney todd
Category: SINGERS ON SCREEN 
Clue: This pop diva was downright dowdy in her role as a welfare caseworker in "Precious"
Output: mariah carey
Category: FILE UNDER "M" 
Clue: Pounds, pieces of eight & pesos are examples of this
Output: money
Category: THE 1880s 
Clue: At 12:00 noon April 22, 1889 settlers began the rush to claim former Indian land in this territory
Output: oklahoma
Category: THE BRITISH NOBILITY LADDER 
Clue: No. 5:  The first of the 5 alphabetically
Output: baron
Category: THE FUTURE 
Clue: Seen here is an artist's conception; it should be fully operational in 2004 after 44 launches
Output: international space station
Category: MS. PRESIDENT 
Clue: She retired at age 80 as president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association
Output: susan b. anthony
Category: FUN WITH FUNGUS 
Clue: This fungal plant disease characterized by reddish spots shares its name with a product of oxidation
Output: rust
Category: COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC 
Clue: In "Red River Valley", cowboys sing, "come and" do this "if you love me"
Output: sit by my side
Category: THE "M-E"s 
Clue: Hypnotism
Output: mesmerism
Category: A "CY" OF RELIEF 
Clue: If this monster of Greek mythology had an eye on you, that was all the eyes he had
Output: cyclops
Category: CLASSIC NOVELS' ORIGINAL TITLES 
Clue: Try a little "Tenderness", the original title of this scandalous D.H. Lawrence work
Output: lady chatterley\'s lover
Category: THEY EAT THAT? 
Clue: A food stand by London's Petticoat Lane is called, & serves, "Jellied" this elongated fish
Output: eel
Category: FAMOUS TEXANS 
Clue: A Texas county is named for this "father of condensed milk" who was one of the state's pioneer settlers
Output: borden
Category: FIRST LADY FIRSTS 
Clue: The first First Lady to be older than her husband
Output: martha washington
Category: '80s MUSIC 
Clue: In 1981 this group topped the charts singing, "Here I am, the one that you love, askin' for another day"
Output: air supply
Category: RHYME TRAP 
Clue: Sugar maples contain it
Output: sap
Category: HEALTH MATTERS 
Clue: Beware of bulging or swollen cans of food; it could be a sign of this food poisoning
Output: botulism
Category: WHAT THE "H" 
Clue: To celebrate the bicentennial of Andrew Jackson's birth, Lyndon Johnson visited this mansion in March 1967
Output: the hermitage
Category: BRITISH INVENTIONS 
Clue: For the military, zoologist John Kerr developed the "dazzle paint" type of this, something animals also use
Output: camouflage
Category: PULITZER PRIZE PLAYS 
Clue: In 2000 Donald Margulies won for serving us this meal "with friends"
Output: dinner
Category: AUTHORS ON FILM 
Clue: Bette Midler got all "dolled up" to play this '60s bestselling author in "Isn't She Great"
Output: jacqueline susann
Category: A DELICATE OPERATION 
Clue: A bypass operation may bypass the carotid or coronary one of these
Output: artery
Category: I LOVE YOU, "MIN" 
Clue: Overbearing
Output: domineering
Category: ONE "L" 
Clue: When not lowercase, letters are this
Output: capital
Category: A MUSICAL PASTICHE 
Clue: Timpani are multiple mounted ones of these instruments
Output: drums
Category: NOT JUST AN AD WRITER 
Clue: Zelda Sayre broke her engagement with him (a broke adman) in 1919, but married him (now a successful novelist) in 1920
Output: f. scott fitzgerald
Category: FOOD 
Clue: The name of this dessert that's similar to custard means "burnt cream"
Output: crème brûlée
Category: MR. POTATO HEAD 
Clue: Mr. Potato Head got political in the 1980s &, appropriately, ran for mayor of this state capital
Output: boise
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Short job for a musician
Output: gig
Category: WE CAN REBUILD "HIM" 
Clue: A small cap worn over the fingertip for protection
Output: a thimble
Category: ACTRESSES' FIRST FILMS 
Clue: "Halloween"
Output: jamie lee curtis
Category: YOUNG PEOPLE WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE 
Clue: Born near what became Jamestown, Virginia around 1595, her name meant "playful one"
Output: pocahontas
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Combine garlic, pine nuts, parmesan cheese & olive oil with basil & presto!  You've got this
Output: pesto
Category: THE 19th CENTURY 
Clue: 1853 purchase that brought the contiguous U.S. about up to its present area
Output: the gadsden purchase
Category: GIVE ME SOME DIRECTION 
Clue: Pot pies are a good way to "dress up" these
Output: leftovers
Category: KELSEY GRAMMER 
Clue: In 1995 Grammer hosted a TV tribute to one of his heroes, this violin-playing comedian
Output: jack benny
Category: THE ENVIRONMENT 
Clue: This word means catching an unsustainably high number of tuna & cod
Output: overfishing
Category: MOAT POINTS 
Clue: To keep fans off the field, a deep moat surrounds the playing area of this South American city's Maracana Stadium
Output: rio de janeiro
Category: THE 50 STATES 
Clue: It's "The Empire State of the South" as well as "The Peach State"
Output: georgia
Category: START "IN" ON IT 
Clue: It's a ritual recitation of verbal charms or spells to produce a magic effect
Output: incantation
Category: NATURE 
Clue: Like whales, manatees have a layer of this fat under their skin
Output: blubber
Category: THE BIG APPLE 
Clue: Products from apples include jelly, vinegar & this apple brandy that partly bears a man's name
Output: applejack
Category: NATIONAL LANDMARKS 
Clue: When he was home, George Washington slept here
Output: mount vernon
Category: LITTLE HOUSE 
Clue: It can be a herdsman's little house in the Swiss Alps, or a ski lodge built in that style
Output: chalet
Category: '80s MUSIC 
Clue: He topped the R&B charts in 1981 with "Give It To Me Baby"
Output: rick james
Category: MUSIC OF THE '70s 
Clue: This James Taylor hit is subtitled "To Be Loved by You"
Output: how sweet it is
Category: OH, THAT MARIA! 
Clue: This diva seen here was renowned for her romance with Aristotle Onassis
Output: maria callas
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: In 1930, the William Jennings Bryan University opened in this Tennessee city
Output: dayton
Category: REAL MEN OF GENIUS 
Clue: Herr Interchangeable letter printing inventor
Output: gutenberg
Category: "MOO" 
Clue: This stir-fried Chinese dish that contains shredded pork, scallions & egg is rolled in a thin pancake
Output: moo shu pork
Category: U.S. IMPORTS 
Clue: This "black gold" from Iran can sell for $60 to over $100 an ounce
Output: caviar
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: The book of Genesis says this ancient city "of the Chaldees" was the home of Abraham
Output: ur
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: Bob Woodward's "The Secret Man" was rushed to print after this Watergate informant revealed himself
Output: mark felt
Category: ASIA 
Clue: In 1942 this nation controlled all or part of a dozen present-day eastern Asian countries
Output: japan
Category: EARTH SCIENCE 
Clue: The sling psychrometer & hair hygrometer are used to determine the relative amount of this
Output: humidity
Category: U.S. SENATE 
Clue: Elected office held by president of the Senate
Output: vice president
Category: ALL-AMERICAN FOLKS 
Clue: One of his classic Western photographs is seen here:
Output: ansel adams
Category: ENGLISH LITERATURE 
Clue: James Hilton's schoolmaster father was the model for this novel's title character
Output: mr. chips
Category: GOVERNMENT AT YOUR SERVICE 
Clue: Its headquarters are in Silver Spring, Md., but it has forecast offices across the U.S.
Output: the national weather service
Category: HISTORIC QUOTES 
Clue: General & statesman who said, "When I want to know what France thinks, I ask myself"
Output: charles de gaulle
Category: YOU GET A STAR 
Clue: Wolf 359, the fifth-closest star to Earth, takes the name "wolf" from this
Output: max wolf
Category: "CAT"ECHISM 
Clue: A long list of things, like banned books
Output: catalog
Category: ROCK 'N' ROLL HISTORY 
Clue: It premiered on August 1, 1981 at 12:01 A.M. with John Lack saying, "Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll"
Output: mtv
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's the oxymoronic longer term for a man on his wedding day
Output: bridegroom
Category: HEIRS 
Clue: The hemophiliac Alexis was this czar's only male heir
Output: nicholas ii
Category: DOUBLE LETTERS 
Clue: It's any heavy material placed in the gondola of a balloon or the hold of a ship to enhance stability
Output: a ballast
Category: THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA 
Clue: 1954's winner was John Patrick for "The Teahouse of" this
Output: the teahouse of the august moon
Category: DESPOTPOURRI 
Clue: This "Scourge of God" despot is referred to in the "Volsunga Saga" as Atli
Output: attila
Category: CONTAINERS 
Clue: It holds entertainment-seeking soldiers or water for soldiers
Output: canteen
Category: A WORLD OF FAITH 
Clue: The 2 main sects of this form of Buddhism are Rinzai & Soto
Output: zen
Category: ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME 
Clue: Jann Wenner, editor & publisher of this magazine, is 1 of 26 on the Hall's board of trustees
Output: rolling stone
Category: "RED", "WHITE" 
Clue: St. Basil's Cathedral stands at one end of it
Output: red square
Category: DOTS NICE 
Clue: From the Dutch for "to dot", it's to paint using small dots, & was a popular 18th century type of engraving
Output: stippling
Category: THEY GIVE US GAS 
Clue: The "Our History" section of this gas giant's site shows its path from an "Anglo-Persian oil company to global energy group"
Output: bp
Category: ARE YOU A BETTING MAN? 
Clue: C'mon, one more cherry!  Bally's Las Vegas became the first hotel with a $1,000 one of these
Output: a slot machine
Category: AN APPLE A DAY 
Clue: The name of this world capital precedes "Beauty" in the name of an apple variety that's excellent for baking
Output: rome
Category: BLACK AMERICANS 
Clue: While a member of the Robert Peary expedition in 1909, he became the first African-American to reach the North Pole
Output: matthew henson
Category: COLLEGE FOOTBALL COACHES 
Clue: Nickname of Glenn Warner, who coached such All-Americans as Jim Thorpe & Ernie Nevers
Output: "pop"
Category: I'M CONCERNED... 
Clue: This group, BBBS, concerns itself with helping children reach their potential by matching them with mentors
Output: big brothers big sisters
Category: CIVIL WAR BUFFY 
Clue: The only angel Civil War Buffy met was this "Angel of the Battlefield" with whom she tended the wounded
Output: clara barton
Category: GRAINS & STAPLES 
Clue: Basmati, an aromatic type of this grain, is grown in India
Output: rice
Category: LOS ANGELES 
Clue: If you're visiting your grandma at Forest Lawn, this type of place, you can stop in on Errol Flynn & Chico Marx
Output: cemetery
Category: UH-OH, DEATH 
Clue: Modern clinical opinion holds that death is signified by the irreversible loss of function of this lowest part of the brain
Output: the stem
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: The name of this waterfall on the Brazil-Argentina border is derived from a Guarani word meaning "great water"
Output: iguassú
Category: ____ OF ____ 
Clue: The name of this 1781-89 document continues, "and perpetual union between the states"
Output: the articles of confederation
Category: "OUT" 
Clue: Bret Harte told the story of these "Poker Flat" exiles
Output: outcasts
Category: INTERNET FAVORITES 
Clue: There have been more than 130 million views on YouTube for "The Evolution of" this, including the twist & the robot
Output: dance
Category: LEGAL BRIEFS 
Clue: It's the crime abbreviated B. & E.
Output: breaking and entering
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: This state has a Lake Sidney Lanier about 25 miles north of Stone Mountain
Output: georgia
Category: GEOGRAPHIC TERMS 
Clue: It's sometimes defined as having a summit at less than 1,000 feet; Hugh Grant "Went Up" one "But Came Down A Mountain"
Output: a hill
Category: ART HEISTS 
Clue: After this painting went missing from the Louvre in 1911, people lined up just to view the empty space
Output: the mona lisa
Category: GAY BLADES 
Clue: The sword in the stone from the Lady of the Lake
Output: excalibur
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED PAGE 
Clue: His 2005 farewell column said, "Never retire!"; he kept his Sunday magazine language column
Output: william safire
Category: THAT FILM'S A DISASTER 
Clue: Keanu Reeves plays Klaatu, not Gort the robot
Output: the day the earth stood still
Category: "M"ENAGERIE 
Clue: Though its voice is shrill, this small monkey's name is derived from Old French "marmouser", to murmur
Output: a marmoset
Category: COOKING 
Clue: Also sometimes done to harbors, it means to coat food with a dry ingredient like flour
Output: dredge
Category: THE EARTH 
Clue: Until this 19th century French scientist, no one had proved the Earth rotated
Output: foucault
Category: PUDDING 
Clue: The 3 traditional methods used in cooking puddings are boiling, baking & this
Output: steaming
Category: A LITTLE "R" & "R" 
Clue: In 1962 Nat King Cole sang the following to this title female:
Output: ramblin\' rose
Category: ALBUMS 
Clue: Robert Mapplethorpe shot the cover of "Horses", an album by this influential female rocker
Output: patti smith
Category: THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM 
Clue: Fort Necessity, the site of the first battle of this war on July 3, 1754, was designated a nat'l battlefield in 1961
Output: the french & indian war
Category: THE FIRST SUPPER 
Clue: The menu for his 1865 inaugural banquet included terrapin stew & quail
Output: abraham lincoln
Category: C3 
Clue: If Snickers & Hershey bars are your obsession, you may be this 10-letter word
Output: a chocoholic
Category: GUN PARTS 
Clue: If you're at a disadvantage, you're "over" one of these
Output: a barrel
Category: I'M JUST RUNNING IN FOR... 
Clue: ...20 first-class stamps, which will now cost this much total
Output: $7.40
Category: IN THE BOOKSTORE 
Clue: This 2002 bestselling novel takes a comic look at those who raise the kids of the fabulously wealthy in NYC
Output: "the nanny diaries"
Category: THE "UN"CATEGORY 
Clue: A freshman or a sophomore, when spoken of as "below" a senior or junior
Output: an underclassman
Category: ODD ANIMAL FACTS 
Clue: Don't book any chipmunks for a recordings session during this season of the year; they're sleeping
Output: winter
Category: BASEBALL '98 
Clue: Relief ace Trevor Hoffman saved 53 of this National League champion's 98 wins
Output: san diego padres
Category: ECONOMISTS 
Clue: The Utilitarianism of Jeremy Bentham focused on this, "the pursuit of" which is our right in the Declaration of Independence
Output: happiness
Category: FAMOUS QUOTES 
Clue: Vocation of the man of whom Longfellow said, "The muscles of his brawny arms are strong as iron bands"
Output: blacksmith
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS 
Clue: Thinking this man is the king, Hamlet kills him in Act III, Scene iv
Output: polonius
Category: STATE CAPITAL FUN FESTS 
Clue: On Labor Day weekend, this capital invites you to step back in time & relive the Gold Rush days
Output: sacramento
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: Let's drink a toast to this Caribbean island; it's the largest in the Netherlands Antilles
Output: curaçao
Category: FICTIONAL MOVIE BANDS 
Clue: This film features the Soggy Bottom Boys, fronted by George Clooney
Output: o brother, where art thou?
Category: SUNDAY MORNING TV 
Clue: The Crystal Cathedral is the setting of this reverend's "Hour of Power"
Output: robert schuller
Category: YO, ADRIATIC 
Clue: This nation has the longest coastline on the Adriatic Sea
Output: italy
Category: TOUGH DISNEY 
Clue: Both Disneyland and Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom are located in counties with this name
Output: orange county
Category: YOU DESERVE A SHOWBIZ AWARD! 
Clue: Starting in 1972, the ACT awards were handed out for achievement in television aimed at this demographic
Output: children
Category: DON'T LOSE YOUR TRAIN OF THOUGHT 
Clue: The Grand Traverse Dinner Train specializes in tours of this duration, so let's invite Gilligan
Output: 3 hours
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Act three, scene one of this ballet is called "The Awakening"
Output: sleeping beauty
Category: NASAL PASSAGES 
Clue: "Lightly was her slender nose tip-tilted like the petal of a flower", he wrote in "Idylls of the King"
Output: tennyson
Category: 4-LETTER FILMS 
Clue: Many fans didn't love Lucy when she played the Auntie in this 1974 musical
Output: mame
Category: FOOD FESTIVALS 
Clue: The Valparaiso Popcorn Festival in Indiana has a parade named for this man, America's popcorn king
Output: orville redenbacher
Category: EAT YOUR VEGGIES 
Clue: If you're forced to eat spinach, it's the part of the plant you'll eat
Output: leaf
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: This flower got its name from the belief that bees got a sweet substance out of it
Output: honeysuckle
Category: NATIONAL NAMES 
Clue: Rossiyskaya Federatsiya
Output: russia
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: This medical magazine published in Waltham, Massachusetts was founded in 1812
Output: the new england journal of medicine
Category: INVENTORS & INVENTIONS 
Clue: The sensation of the 1893 Chicago Exposition rose 250' & was named for its inventor
Output: the ferris wheel
Category: MOVIE REMAKES 
Clue: Derek Mears as Jason Voorhees slashed his way through this 2009 reboot
Output: friday the 13th
Category: "FRAN"S 
Clue: This 1961 Salinger work was adapted from 2 New Yorker stories
Output: franny and zooey
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Legend says he spent 98 days beneath a large bo tree, 49 to solve the riddle of suffering & 49 more to meditate
Output: buddha
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: This group's headquarters is at 1 Columbus Plaza, New Haven, CT
Output: the knights of columbus
Category: HOLY ____! 
Clue: It was the "animalistic" signature call of both Phil Rizzuto & Harry Caray
Output: holy cow!
Category: THE BUSINESS WORLD 
Clue: Because many of these have happened to GE stock, 1 share bought in 1892 would be 1,536 today
Output: stock splits
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Interior of a flower-like vegetable preferred by Kurtz in a Joseph Conrad novel
Output: "artichoke heart of darkness"
Category: WEDDINGS 
Clue: In a big fat Ancient Greek wedding, the bride wore this item in red or yellow
Output: a veil
Category: DECORATIVE ARTS 
Clue: The Tarasco Indians, who live in this country's state of Michoacan, are noted for their pottery & weaving
Output: mexico
Category: LETTER TO ADD 
Clue: Add this letter to turn all into a place to buy all things
Output: m
Category: HEY, J.J.! 
Clue: In 2001 his change of political affiliation tipped the balance of power in the Senate
Output: jim jeffords
Category: SACRED TO THIS RELIGION 
Clue: The Western Wall
Output: judaism
Category: BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT... 
Clue: He owned a haberdashery in Kansas City, Missouri
Output: harry s. truman
Category: WOMEN IN HISTORY 
Clue: Mata Hari pretended to be Asian, but she was actually born in this European country
Output: the netherlands/holland
Category: 2008 BLOCKBUSTER MOVIES 
Clue: Mr. Bond could take a little comfort in the fact that this film about his quest for vengeance took in $570 million
Output: quantum of solace
Category: JACK BE HOMONYM-BLE 
Clue: A band for around the waist, or a shot of liquor
Output: belt
Category: FAMOUS NAMES 
Clue: This American businessman known as the "Pickle King" could have had 56 other varieties instead of nicknames
Output: h.j. heinz
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: Plano-convex, biconvex & concavo-convex are 3 of the types of this optical component
Output: lens
Category: HISTORIC AMERICANS 
Clue: This Minnesota senator ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1968
Output: eugene mccarthy
Category: WORLD OF SCIENTISTS 
Clue: After 6 years in exile in Gorky, this physicist & human rights activist was allowed to return to Moscow in 1986
Output: andrei sakharov
Category: CLINTON'S FIRST TERM 
Clue: In September 1994 Clinton dispatched troops to this Caribbean nation
Output: haiti
Category: AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: Our side was winning the battle of this hill near Boston until we ran out of ammo and the tide turned
Output: bunker hill/breeds hill
Category: ____LESS IS MORE 
Clue: An abyss can be described as this 3-syllable type of "pit"
Output: bottomless
Category: MOVIES WITH SUBTITLES 
Clue: With films like "A Better Tomorrow", John Woo brought attention to the cinema of this place where he grew up
Output: hong kong
Category: FRENCH PHRASES 
Clue: Julia Child ended her show with this French phrase
Output: bon appetit!
Category: RELAX, IT'S MY TREATY 
Clue: The 843 Treaty of Verdun divided his massive empire into 3 parts, but he didn't mind; he'd been dead about 30 years
Output: charlemagne
Category: NUMB WITH NUMBERS 
Clue: In a 1976 song, the number of crew members who perished in "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald"
Output: 29
Category: CLEANING UP 
Clue: In 1887 Johnson & Johnson was incorporated in part to improve upon this man's study of antisepsis
Output: lister
Category: WHO'S THE BOSS? 
Clue: ...of Motown Records, 1959-1988
Output: berry gordy
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: E. Donnall Thomas shared the Nobel Prize for the first transplant of this bone substance between 2 people who weren't twins
Output: marrow
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: Stomata, leaf pores that take in this gas, enlarge hen its level in the air drops below normal
Output: carbon dioxide
Category: PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: Type of drum seen here, or a dance done to them
Output: conga
Category: DOUBLE TALK NAMES 
Clue: Nickname of the female fashion designer born in France's Loire Valley region in 1883
Output: coco
Category: LET'S GO TO A MUSEUM 
Clue: Check into a motel in Plano in this state, then check out the Cockroach Hall of Fame & Museum
Output: texas
Category: JON STEWART'S AMERICA 
Clue: This 1215 document "served as a wake-up call that Europe would be forced to answer...in about 500 years"
Output: the magna carta
Category: STATE OF THE NOVEL 
Clue: "The Yearling" by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Output: florida
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: Sadly, this author who hammered out the Mike Hammer novels passed away in 2006
Output: spillane
Category: ALPHABETICALLY LAST 
Clue: ...of the Ivy League universities
Output: yale
Category: USES FOR STALE BREAD 
Clue: Cube the bread & saute or bake it to make these to garnish soup or salad
Output: croutons
Category: SCIENTISTS 
Clue: Using a prism, this Englishman proved that white light is a combination of the colors of the spectrum
Output: sir isaac newton
Category: "AW", SHUCKS 
Clue: Proverbially, it "breaks the camel's back"
Output: straw
Category: UTTER NONSENSE 
Clue: Helium or this can be used to raise a balloon from which a gondola is suspended
Output: hot air
Category: VARIETY PACK 
Clue: Sherlock Holmes smokes a calabash pipe made from this mineral whose name is German for "sea foam"
Output: meerschaum
Category: BESTSELLERS 
Clue: In 2011 this son of a president published the moving memoir "My Father at 100"
Output: ronald reagan jr.
Category: A SHROPSHIRE LAD 
Clue: "When I was one-and-twenty I heard a wise man say, 'Give crowns and pounds and guinea but not' " this " 'away' "
Output: heart
Category: PUFF 
Clue: In an eye exam a puff of air is used to measure intraocular pressure, a test for this condition
Output: glaucoma
Category: PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING BIOS 
Clue: Glory, Hallelujah!  She was the subject of the first Pulitzer Prize-winning biography in 1917
Output: julia ward howe
Category: BRITISH ROCKERS 
Clue: Mick Jagger & this group have had a satisfying career with hits like "Satisfaction" & "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
Output: the rolling stones
Category: A BIT OF EVERYTHING 
Clue: This British guy gave us a particle theory of light in 1704, but it's the "apple falling on his head" thing you may remember
Output: newton
Category: LIBRARIES 
Clue: Samuel Pepys' famous diary is housed at the Pepysian Library at Magdalene College at this university
Output: cambridge
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Prince Ivan falls in love with an enchanted Tsarevna in Stravinsky's ballet about this magical bird
Output: "the firebird"
Category: CORKY THE CARNY 
Clue: "Hey" this! is Corky's traditional cry for help when he's in trouble with the locals
Output: rube
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: Frontiersman who won victories at Kaskaskia, Cahokia & Vincennes in the NW Territory
Output: george rogers clark
Category: AN IRISH PUB QUIZ 
Clue: In a traditional Irish pub, expect a traditional Irish stew, which is made with this meat
Output: mutton
Category: NUCLEAR ENERGY 
Clue: Fusion reactions occur in this superhot gas made up of free electrons & free nuclei
Output: the plasma
Category: TENNESSEE FOR YOURSELF 
Clue: This important 1925 event in Tennesee focused attention on the teaching of evolution
Output: the scopes monkey trial
Category: SPORTS JOES 
Clue: In 1973 George Foreman grilled this "Smokin'" guy, knocking him down 6 times in 2 rounds
Output: joe frazier
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: Hotels in this city include the Holiday Inn On The Bay, The Pan Pacific Hotel & the Balboa Park Inn
Output: san diego
Category: "BLUE" 
Clue: This hard rock group had a 1976 hit with "(Don't Fear) The Reaper"
Output: blue öyster cult
Category: VISITING THE CITY 
Clue: First the Royal Ontario Museum, then for lunch, maybe one of the 5 Chinatowns
Output: toronto
Category: IN THE BOOKSTORE 
Clue: She dedicated "Postcards from the Edge" to her brother Todd & her mother, Debbie Reynolds
Output: carrie fisher
Category: CONSTELLATIONS 
Clue: 1 of the 5 constellations which are portrayed as all or part horse
Output: the centaur
Category: UNESCO 
Clue: Keep it under your hat, the Medina section of this Moroccan city is protected by UNESCO's World Heritage Committee
Output: fez
Category: SCIENCE GUYS 
Clue: In 1610 this Italian made his biggest discovery: the 4 largest moons of Jupiter
Output: galileo
Category: "G" WHIZ 
Clue: It may look like a duck, but this clumsy creature was once thought related to the loon, but that was looney:
Output: grebe
Category: ERIE COINCIDENCE 
Clue: The water in this river flows 35 miles from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario
Output: niagara river
Category: MOVIE DEBUTS 
Clue: Jessica Lange wasn't monkeying around when she auditioned for & won the role of the heroine in this movie remake
Output: king kong
Category: EURO COINS 
Clue: This composer appears on the reverse of Austria's 1-Euro coin
Output: mozart
Category: THE 3 R's 
Clue: The symbol "y" was once used in place of these 2 letters; hence the word "ye" as in "ye olde pub"
Output: th
Category: DOGS 
Clue: Despite its name, the Great Dane originated in this country, as did the Rottweiler
Output: germany
Category: VOGUE'S CENTURY OF FASHION 
Clue: In the late '60s this long cover-up with a Turkish name became popular not only for women, but for men, too
Output: kaftan
Category: PARDON MY FRENCH 
Clue: The European Space Agency launches its Ariane rockets from this South American territory
Output: french guiana
Category: 19, 20, 21 & 22 
Clue: During this war, Gen. Winfield Scott landed 10,000 U.S. troops at Veracruz & took the city in 19 days
Output: the mexican war
Category: GET A JOB! 
Clue: You'll either be a sturdy fixer of leaky pipes or, maybe, a fixer of a company's news leaks if you wade into this job
Output: a plumber
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Clint Howard's nice TV bear who makes Cherry Garcia ice cream
Output: gentle ben & jerry\'s
Category: ANAGRAMMED SHAKESPEARE PLAYS 
Clue: "Batch me"
Output: macbeth
Category: ROBOT MANIA 
Clue: Based on a story by Isaac Asimov, this Robin Williams robot film spans 200 years
Output: bicentennial man
Category: THE SHORT FORM 
Clue: They're the "apps" in "drinks & apps"
Output: appetizers
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: After 3 previous acquittals, this reputed crime family boss was finally convicted in New York City on April 2, 1992
Output: john gotti
Category: WANT ADS 
Clue: Walk the Max Planck! We're Stephen Hawking a new position to be this type of scientist, like those guys
Output: physicist
Category: HOLIDAYS 
Clue: Wintertime Jewish holiday that's mentioned in the New Testament but not in the Jewish Bible
Output: hanukkah
Category: SCI FI 
Clue: As Harry Potter lived overseas, Harry Dresden of "The Dresden Files" is the only listed one of these in Chicago
Output: a wizard
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: The 1947 "Best Song" Oscar went to "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" from this Disney Film
Output: song of the south
Category: RITUALS 
Clue: In celebration of Chanukah, candles are lit for this many nights
Output: 8
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: In summer, when its coat is brown, the ermine is referred to by this name
Output: stoat/weasel
Category: FIRST THINGS FIRST 
Clue: These date back to 1696 in England; before that award presenters had to ask for "The folded piece of paper, please"
Output: envelope
Category: COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Popular term for a baggage porter at a railway station
Output: redcap
Category: BRAND "O" 
Clue: A line of beauty products once was called "Oil of" this; now it's just this
Output: olay
Category: BEASTLY GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: In 1903 Wilbur & Orville flew to new heights near this city
Output: kitty hawk, north carolina
Category: CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Achilles died after one of these weapons wounded him in the heel
Output: an arrow
Category: ECONOMICS 
Clue: Around 600 B.C. the island of Aegina introduced these items to Greek economic life
Output: coins
Category: GOLDEN RULER 
Clue: The sands of the River Pactolus are fabled to contain gold because Dionysus once told this king to bathe there
Output: midas
Category: THE CAMERA MAN 
Clue: Certain Robert Mapplethorpe photos caused Congress to enact restrictions on grants given by this body
Output: the nea
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: A quint has at least this many siblings
Output: 4
Category: POLITICAL TERMS 
Clue: This term for a member of the British Conservative party comes from Irish for "pursuer"
Output: tory
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: The crab-eating one of these masked animals eats fish, fruit & frogs, too
Output: raccoons
Category: RACCOONS 
Clue: In 1997 raccoons passed skunks as the most frequent vector of this disease
Output: rabies
Category: 19th CENTURY SCIENCE 
Clue: In 1881 he immunized farm animals from anthrax in Pouilly-le-Fort, on the outskirts of Paris
Output: pasteur
Category: DEEP THINKERS 
Clue: This former used car salesman was the "E" in EST, a group therapy program of the '70s
Output: werner erhard
Category: PEN NAMES 
Clue: He wrote under his real name Ford Madox Hueffer, before legally changing his name to this in 1919
Output: ford madox ford
Category: THE RAVEN 
Clue: Drama with the line "The Raven himself is hoarse that croaks the fatal entrance of Duncan under my battlements"
Output: "macbeth"
Category: SUN 
Clue: In the main reaction making the sun's energy, 2 of these nuclear particles fuse & one becomes a neutron
Output: protons
Category: STARTS WITH “B” 
Clue: The 2 South American countries whose names begin with “B”
Output: brazil & bolivia
Category: NOT QUITE BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Descartes' famous Latin axiom that's a screwball comedy with Tony Curtis & Jack Lemmon (in drag)
Output: cogito ergo sum like it hot
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Ancient Greeks dated events from the first of these, held in 776 B.C.
Output: the olympic games
Category: TV NOSTALGIA 
Clue: This movie cowboy's '50s TV series was so popular that his horse Champion got his own series, too
Output: gene autry
Category: STORY PROBLEMS 
Clue: Number of kids you need to form 16 3-legged race teams
Output: 32
Category: ZOO-OLOGY 
Clue: This British city's zoo in Regent's Park claims that its reptile house, opened in 1849, was the world's first
Output: london
Category: TRAVELING 
Clue: If you're a U.S. citizen, you'll need one of these to visit China & we don't mean the credit card
Output: a visa
Category: BACK IN '65 
Clue: On April 3, 1865 Union general Godfrey Weitzel accepted the surrender of this city
Output: richmond
Category: ONE   SONG 
Clue: 1-word title of the following, David & Jonathan were the only group to have a Top 40 hit with it:
Output: "michelle"
Category: COMIC BOOK VILLAINS 
Clue: Captain Cold & Captain Boomerang were nemeses of this "Fastest Man Alive"
Output: flash
Category: THE LAST CATEGORY 
Clue: The last line of this Jack London tale is "...he sings a song of the younger world, which is the song of the pack"
Output: "call of the wild"
Category: WE "URN" IT 
Clue: Technically it's caused by gastroesophageal backflow
Output: heartburn
Category: WE JUST LIVE IN IT 
Clue: This word for a shack is also heard in quarterbacks' signals
Output: hut
Category: FOOTBALL FREE FOR ALL 
Clue: Founded in 2003, his dream foundation has committed $4.5 million to charity; this QB is a true saint
Output: drew brees
Category: ON THE CUTTING EDGE 
Clue: The name of this large kitchen knife resembling a hatchet is from a word meaning "to split"
Output: a cleaver
Category: "V"OCABULARY 
Clue: It's a large, open porch, usually with a roof
Output: a veranda
Category: U.S."A"s 
Clue: While the Miss U.S.A. pageant moves around, the Miss America pageant is always held here
Output: atlantic city
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: She was an English teacher by day in Portugal when she began using her mornings to write about wizards
Output: j.k. rowling
Category: __E__E__E 
Clue: A form of address for some royalty, it means calm & unruffled
Output: serene
Category: JOHN J. PERSHING 
Clue: When Pershing arrived in France during WWI, he laid a wreath at the grave of this Frenchman
Output: lafayette
Category: IN THE BOOKSTORE 
Clue: He wrote books on fishing & hunting, & you might also enjoy his classic "A Farewell to Arms"
Output: hemingway
Category: WORD PLAY 
Clue: Subtract 1 letter from "insane" to get this word which means silly or empty
Output: inane
Category: "Z" END 
Clue: In the Bible he was married to Ruth
Output: boaz
Category: ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE 
Clue: When his friend became Pope in 1623, he thought he'd be allowed to discuss his heliocentric theory
Output: galileo
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: Also called a warrigal, this wild dog is one of the few nonmarsupial mammals of Australia
Output: dingo
Category: MEDICINE MEN & WOMEN 
Clue: In 1659 Italian anatomist Marcello Malpighi discovered that the lungs were made up of these tiny air sacs
Output: alveoli
Category: AUTHORS & THEIR SLEUTHS 
Clue: He created Mike Hammer & played the part in the 1963 film "The Girl Hunters"
Output: mickey spillane
Category: "POT"s & "PAN"s 
Clue: Guymon is the largest city in this narrow region of Oklahoma
Output: the panhandle
Category: STAR TRACK 
Clue: In 1982, the year she appeared in "E.T.", she became the youngest "SNL" host at the age of 7
Output: drew barrymore
Category: CROSSING JORDAN 
Clue: You can cross the Jordan where it joins with the Yarmuk River just south of this "sea"
Output: sea of galilee
Category: THE 1960s 
Clue: The Coinage Act of 1965 eliminated this from dimes & quarters
Output: silver
Category: WORLD RELIGION 
Clue: As the Mayan god of merchants, Ek Chuah was responsible for this yummy bean, once the standard Mayan currency
Output: cacao bean
Category: 2-WORD COUNTRIES 
Clue: People from this country are known as Kiwis
Output: new zealand
Category: FROM A TO Y 
Clue: It's the only state capital on the Hudson River
Output: albany
Category: IN OLD ENCYCLOPEDIAS 
Clue: The 1967 Compton's article on this now-defunct country shows a woman from Kharkov with steel teeth
Output: the ussr
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: Grammar is hot!  This bestseller is Lynne Truss' "Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation"
Output: eats, shoots & leaves
Category: ISLAMIC CLUES "K" 
Clue: It's the Muslim term for "fate" or "destiny"
Output: kismet
Category: CHRISTIAN 
Clue: Mel Gibson played him in the 1984 film "The Bounty"
Output: fletcher christian
Category: PLAY THE PALACE 
Clue: This country's royal palace stands on the site of the former palace of the dukes of Brabant
Output: belgium
Category: NICE BUNS! 
Clue: On "Ally McBeal", John Cage is nicknamed this, a Southern roll often made with buttermilk
Output: biscuit
Category: POT LUCK 
Clue: Catoctin Mountain Park in northern Maryland is the site of this presidential retreat
Output: camp david
Category: THE 17th CENTURY 
Clue: George Chapman's translation of this Homer work was completed in 1611; his "Odyssey" appeared in 1616
Output: the iliad
Category: ADVENTUROUS WOMEN 
Clue: 19th c. Congo traveler Mary Kingsley said this large ape is "the most horrible wild animal I have seen"
Output: a gorilla
Category: 1980s MUSIC 
Clue: Surprise! They're the Euro trio who recorded “Take On Me”
Output: a-ha
Category: BRANDED 
Clue: In 1936 Moet & Chandon introduced this champagne brand named for a blind French monk
Output: dom perignon
Category: YOU, THE VOTER 
Clue: A term for loyal party voters comes from the saying "I'd vote for" this colorful canine "if he was a Democrat"
Output: a yellow dog
Category: IT'S A MYSTERY 
Clue: FDR & Isaac Asimov were among members of the BSI, this group of Sherlock Holmes fans
Output: baker street irregulars
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: After the 1881 gunfight at the O.K. Corral, Virgil Earp lost his job as this city's marshall
Output: tombstone
Category: 2005 OBITS 
Clue: And then there were 8 on the Supreme Court when this Chief Justice died at the age of 80
Output: rehnquist
Category: LADS NAMED VLAD 
Clue: In 1929, while working for RCA, this inventor & engineer demonstrated the first practical all-electronic TV
Output: vladimir zworykin
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: In production from 1897 to 1924, this car was nicknamed "The Tea Kettle"
Output: the stanley steamer
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: NYC's Brooklyn Bridge spans the East River between Brooklyn & this island borough
Output: manhattan
Category: THE BOY SCOUTS 
Clue: A trumpet or coronet may be used to earn this Boy Scout badge
Output: bugling
Category: GIVE 'EM HELOISE 
Clue: You can add it dry to yogurt for extra flavor, mix it in water to make facial paste, or make cookies "Quaker" style
Output: oatmeal
Category: ON PINS & NEEDLES 
Clue: It can hold a wheel on an axle or act as the piece that holds everything together
Output: lynchpin
Category: GREEK MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Thetis held her son Achilles by the heel & dipped him in this river to make him safe from wounds
Output: styx
Category: NARNIA 
Clue: In the second tale in the Narnia series, the Pevensie kids fight to restore this title prince to his rightful place
Output: prince caspian
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: This word given to a policy of segregation means "separateness" in Afrikaans
Output: apartheid
Category: BIG SCREEN BLOODSUCKERS 
Clue: "Pardon Me, But Your Teeth Are In My Neck" was the subtitle of this Roman Polanski horror spoof
Output: the fearless vampire killers
Category: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 
Clue: The Vogalonga, an annual regatta seen here, takes place in this city
Output: venice
Category: CAPITAL CITY BIRTHPLACES 
Clue: Marie Curie
Output: warsaw
Category: THE STAR'S TV SHOW & MOVIE 
Clue: "The Office", "Bruce Almighty"
Output: steve carell
Category: THE WHITE HOUSE 
Clue: An indoor pool was built for him in the West Terrace because he swam as therapy
Output: fdr
Category: FROM HERE TO MATERNITY 
Clue: This French doctor called his childbirth preparation method psychoprophylaxis:  mental prevention
Output: fernand lamaze
Category: POET-TREE 
Clue: "O my palm-tree…rustle thy boughs and set thy trunk all bare", she wrote in "Sonnets from the Portuguese"
Output: elizabeth barrett browning
Category: SPELLBOUND 
Clue: It's the adjective for a 150th anniversary celebration
Output: s-e-s-q-u-i-c-e-n-t-e-n-n-i-a-l
Category: POETS 
Clue: His collection, "The Children of the Night", contained his frequently reprinted poem "Richard Cory"
Output: edwin arlington robinson
Category: MY NAME IS BARBARA 
Clue: She appeared with Lassie in the 1949 film "The Sun Comes Up" before she played Beaver's mother on TV
Output: barbara billingsley
Category: CLIFFS NOTES 
Clue: Girl falls asleep, has some really weird dreams, wakes up, goes to tea
Output: "alice in wonderland"/"alice\'s adventures in wonderland"
Category: VEGAS MOVIES 
Clue: The December 1995 cover of Premiere magazine read this director "Makes Book on 'Casino' "
Output: martin scorsese
Category: FASHION 
Clue: In the '80s big sweaters were popularly paired with these pants named for a strap at the bottom of each leg
Output: stirrup pants
Category: PORT CITIES 
Clue: 4 of the top 10 U.S. ports, including the port of Plaquemine, are in this state
Output: louisiana
Category: HISTORIC DOCUMENTS 
Clue: In the 1809 treaty of this fort, the U.S. acquired 2.5 million acres from Indiana's Indians
Output: fort wayne
Category: KILLER MUSICALS 
Clue: The musical based on this Stephen King novel featured an incendiary high school prom
Output: carrie
Category: BEN FRANKLIN 
Clue: Franklin noted that the complaint called "dry-gripes" resulted from exposure to this toxic metal
Output: lead
Category: HIPPOS 
Clue: The word hippopotamus comes from 2 Greek words meaning this
Output: river horse
Category: CLASSIC AMERICAN MUSIC 
Clue: His first published work, 1872's "Moonlight on the Potomac", contained waltzes, not marches
Output: john philip sousa
Category: FAMOUS MEN 
Clue: In "Green Shadow, White Whale", this sci-fi author recalls writing the "Moby Dick" screenplay while living in Ireland
Output: bradbury
Category: DANCE 
Clue: Some dancers get their kicks doing high kicks in this Radio City Music Hall chorus line
Output: the rockettes
Category: NAME THE PLAY 
Clue: "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers"
Output: a streetcar named desire
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: During World War II, the United States ruled this island on behalf of Denmark
Output: greenland
Category: YOU'VE GOT... 
Clue: You might have this disease also called hydrophobia if you've been bitten by an infected dog
Output: rabies
Category: "KID"s RULE! 
Clue: 4-word TV ad catchphrase that traditionally follows, "Silly Rabbit..."
Output: "trix are for kids"
Category: SITCOM CENTRAL 
Clue: Roz Doyle was his producer & call screener at Seattle's KACL Radio
Output: frasier
Category: NEWLY DISCOVERED CHEMICAL ELEMENTS? 
Clue: A privately owned apartment gains its strength from this element
Output: condominium
Category: NINTH 
Clue: Artsy types coexist with the butchers that give this district along Manhattan's Ninth Avenue its name
Output: the meatpacking district
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: Loganberries are believed to be a hybrid of the blackberry & this red berry
Output: the raspberry
Category: MIDDLE T 
Clue: To refrain from casting one's vote or from boozing it up
Output: abstain
Category: THE CARS 
Clue: The video for "Drive" featured this Czech model whom Ric Ocasek drove up the aisle in 1989
Output: paulina porizkova
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Located on the Colorado River, it's the USA's largest man-made lake
Output: lake mead
Category: CRACKERS 
Clue: Name of the Pepperidge Farm product seen here:
Output: goldfish
Category: THE BIRDS & THE BEES 
Clue: A nuthatch isn't an asylum, it's a bird that loves these nuts also called filberts
Output: hazelnuts
Category: WACKY MATH 
Clue: Joe Namath's Jet uniform No. divided by the title number of a TV police car driven by Martin Milner
Output: 1
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: In 2000 Jackson, Tennessee's Railroad Museum celebrates the centennial of this engineer's heroic deed
Output: casey jones
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: After hiring Reginald Barnett Hollingsworth to be your butler, you should address him this way
Output: hollingsworth
Category: DICTATORS & TYRANTS 
Clue: From 1951 to 1960 this African dictator was the heavyweight champion of his country
Output: idi amin
Category: GERMAN LITERATURE 
Clue: During World War I he fought on the Western Front & was wounded several times; he later wrote a 1929 novel about it
Output: erich maria remarque
Category: THE ANCIENTS 
Clue: Demosthenes of Athens railed against Philip, "Not even a barbarian... a vile fellow of" this land
Output: macedonia
Category: WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE 
Clue: This supermodel from Somalia was discovered when she was a student at the University of Nairobi
Output: iman
Category: OBSOLETELY FABULOUS 
Clue: Satellites & cable have largely replaced this animal-named indoor telescoping antenna
Output: rabbit ears
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: He married Evita in 1945 & Isabel in 1961
Output: juan perón
Category: D.C.'IN YOU 
Clue: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew)  The White House has been known as this "Mansion", also the branch of our government that works here
Output: executive
Category: THE TOTAL NUMBER 
Clue: Events in a heptathlon
Output: 7
Category: COUNTRY OF BIRTH 
Clue: Dancer Peter Martins
Output: denmark
Category: 2 VS, PLEASE 
Clue: Last name of the 1904 Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine, dog
Output: pavlov
Category: SEE "NN" 
Clue: Get thee to this synonym for a convent
Output: a nunnery
Category: SYRIA'S EATING 
Clue: Mansaf is this favorite meat cooked in a yogurt sauce
Output: lamb
Category: SPLENDOR 
Clue: The First Book of Chronicles says, "Thine, O Lord, is the greatness, and the power, and" this
Output: the glory
Category: SOUNDS GOOD TO ME 
Clue: Also called a cembalo, it's the keyboard instrument heard here
Output: harpsichord
Category: THE OLD WEST 
Clue: Wyatt Earp's brother Morgan survived this 1881 gunfight but was murdered 5 months later
Output: o.k. corral
Category: MEL BROOKS MOVIES 
Clue: According to the title of Mel's 1995 film, this vampire is "Dead and Loving It"
Output: dracula
Category: INNOVATION 
Clue: On Oct. 1, 1942 Robert Stanley took off in the XP-59A as the first American leaving on one of these
Output: a jet plane
Category: HISTORIC MOMENTS 
Clue: Toledo's El Transito changed from synagogue to church after Jews were expelled from this country in 1492
Output: spain
Category: WE THINK 
Clue: This author of "An Essay Concerning Human Understanding" once said, "New opinions are always suspected"
Output: john locke
Category: WORLD LIT 
Clue: His 1999 memoir "'Tis" opens in 1949, when he emigrated from Ireland to America at age 19
Output: frank mccourt
Category: BUSINESS & FINANCE 
Clue: Spanish for a load or charge, it's the freight carried by a vessel
Output: cargo
Category: SEGAL, SIEGEL OR SEAGAL 
Clue: In 1938 he & Joe Shuster sold the rights to their Superman creation for $130
Output: jerry siegel
Category: U.S.A. 
Clue: At 306 feet high, the Bennington Battle Monument in this state was once the tallest battle monument in the world
Output: vermont
Category: NEWSPAPER TOWNS 
Clue: Jornal do Brasil
Output: rio de janeiro
Category: YOU ARE SO FOXY! 
Clue: The foxglove plant is the main source of this medicine used as a stimulant  in damaged heart tissue
Output: digitalis
Category: "FEE", "FI", "FO", "FUM" 
Clue: It's the length a lens will go to work
Output: focus/focal length
Category: TITLE CHARACTERS 
Clue: William Kennedy fictionalized his life in "Legs"
Output: legs diamond
Category: PRESIDENTIAL PASTIMES 
Clue: Even when pushing 300 pounds, this 27th president enjoyed playing golf & tennis
Output: taft
Category: THERE'S A "WAY" 
Clue: This battle was waged from June 3-7, 1942
Output: the battle of midway
Category: YOU, YOUR HEALTH & YOU 
Clue: The American Academy of Dermatology told you to wear flip-flops to prevent this; Tinactin, stat!
Output: athlete\'s foot
Category: ASIAN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This country forms the entire shoreline of the Sea of Marmara
Output: turkey
Category: SPORTS FIGURES 
Clue: A 7-mile strip of highlway near Wilmington, N.C. was recently dedicated to this Chicago Bulls star
Output: michael jordan