niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: KANSAS CITY, KANSAS HERE WE COME 
Clue: The Kansas 400 at KCK's Kansas Speedway is part of this auto racing organization's Nextel Cup
Output: nascar
Category: COFFEE 
Clue: Ladyfingers are a common ingredient of this coffee-flavored Italian dessert
Output: tiramisu
Category: MILITARY POWER 
Clue: Contour flying is when a pilot flies low, following the Earth's contours, to avoid this
Output: radar
Category: SKY HIGH 
Clue: Aon center at 707 Wilshire Blvd
Output: los angeles
Category: CLASSIC ALBUMS 
Clue: He left Mork behind to make the classic comedy album "A Night at the Met"
Output: robin williams
Category: BRAINBUSTERS 
Clue: 2 of the 3 U.S. presidents in the 20th century named William
Output: mckinley, taft &/or clinton
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This part of the United Kingdom is called "Cymru" in its native language
Output: wales
Category: THE CINEMA 
Clue: This Eddie Murphy remake of a Jerry Lewis film was the biggest-grossing comedy of the summer in 1996
Output: the nutty professor
Category: LEGENDS 
Clue: The "Literature Lover's Book of Lists" says this engineer "blew his train whistle in a special way"
Output: casey jones
Category: BY HALVES 
Clue: A "half" this is a dive that includes a half backward somersault & ends facing the board
Output: kick
Category: ANATOMY 
Clue: The tongue's taste buds distinguish 4 basic tastes: salty, bitter, sweet & this one
Output: sour
Category: "Z"OWEE! 
Clue: Anthony Quinn won an Oscar for playing the brother of this Mexican revolutionary
Output: zapata
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: An 1876 bank robbery attempt is reenacted during Defeat of Jesse James Days in Northfield in this state
Output: minnesota
Category: HI 
Clue: Pop singer Hoku is the daughter of this man, Hawaii's best-known entertainer
Output: don ho
Category: "Y"s UP 
Clue: It's right below Saudi Arabia
Output: yemen
Category: LITERARY CHARACTERS 
Clue: In 1992 tart-tongued Aurora Greenway returned in "The Evening Star", the sequel to this McMurtry novel
Output: terms of endearment
Category: FASHION DESIGNERS 
Clue: This Palm Beach designer of bright prints got started when she needed clothes that hid fruit juice stains
Output: lilly pulitzer
Category: FIX THE PROVERB 
Clue: Hear once before you speak twice
Output: hear twice before you speak once
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: Blumenkohl is the German name for this vegetable
Output: cauliflower
Category: GROOMING AIDS 
Clue: Applicator that lent its name to a derby for women pilots
Output: powder puff
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES TRAVEL 
Clue: In December 2010 the "In Transit" blog reported that his boyhood home in Hope, Ark. was named a national historic site
Output: bill clinton
Category: EMPERORS 
Clue: It's uncertain whether this Aztec emperor was killed by Cortez' troops or by his own people
Output: montezuma
Category: NAME GAME 
Clue: The fourth-most popular girl's name in 2008, it was also the last name of our 4th president
Output: madison
Category: AMERICAN POETRY 
Clue: He wrote "Memorial Rain" for his brother Kenneth MacLeish, a pilot whose plane was shot down during WWI
Output: archibald macleish
Category: WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA? 
Clue: In 1826 James Madison succeeded this other former U.S. president as rector of the University of Virginia
Output: thomas jefferson
Category: PRINCE SONGS A LA TREBEK 
Clue: "That's when I saw her, oo, I saw her, she walked in through the out door, out door, she wore" this
Output: "raspberry beret"
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: She cleverly disguises herself as a lawyer & saves Antonio from Shylock's revenge
Output: portia
Category: DUDE-ERONOMY 
Clue: Sweet! The fifth chapter of Deuteronomy raps out this list of dos & don'ts, just in case we spaced it
Output: the ten commandments
Category: OK, CORRAL ME 
Clue: Don't worry, I show no signs of this, FMD for short--the U.S. hasn't had an outbreak since 1929 & let's keep it that way
Output: foot-and-mouth disease
Category: ELVIS A TO Z 
Clue: "A" is for this Las Vegas hotel where Elvis & Priscilla were married on May 1, 1967, not by a genie but by a judge
Output: the aladdin
Category: CLOTHING WORDS 
Clue: To lose footing on icy ground
Output: slip
Category: ITALIAN HISTORY 
Clue: As he crossed the Rubicon, Julius Caesar said, "Iacta alea est", which means this
Output: "the die is cast"
Category: NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: After this many days of captivity, Iran released the 52 American hostages on January 20, 1981
Output: 444
Category: EARLY AMERICA 
Clue: Some Strawberry Bankers did this, named for the personal ownership of vessels preying on enemy ships
Output: privateers
Category: AT THE BUFFET 
Clue: For dessert: this rich custard topped with caramelized sugar that's so brittle you can shatter it with a spoon
Output: creme brulée
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: Aka hump day, it was named for a Norse god
Output: wednesday
Category: I'M GETTING "C" SICK 
Clue: Kitty clawed me, so I may have this mild disease, also the title of a Ted Nugent album
Output: cat scratch fever
Category: WORLD TRAVEL 
Clue: Le Musee D'Art Et D'Histoire in Neuchatel in this country boasts a trio of magnificent 18th C. automatons
Output: switzerland
Category: FUN WITH THE PERIODIC TABLE 
Clue: After helium it's the NeXT noble gas on the table
Output: neon
Category: THE OLD TESTAMENT 
Clue: When this wicked Phoenician princess married King Ahab, Ahab adopted her worship of Baal
Output: jezebel
Category: 1969 
Clue: She became Prime Minister of Israel
Output: golda meir
Category: THE AFI'S 100 GREATEST LOVE STORIES 
Clue: He starred in 6 of the films, including "Notorious", "An Affair to Remember" & "To Catch a Thief"
Output: cary grant
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: This 1992 Terry McMillan novel focuses on 4 friends:  Robin, Bernadine, Gloria & Savannah
Output: "waiting to exhale"
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: This type of retail store sells more shampoo & makeup than any other
Output: food stores
Category: AND THE HORSE 
Clue: This spotted breed developed by the Nez Perce was praised in Lewis & Clark's journal for its quality
Output: the appaloosa
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: The woolly bear caterpillar grows up to be the Isabella tiger species of this insect
Output: moth
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: The Continental Navy won its first victory under Commodore Esek Hopkins at Nassau in these islands
Output: bahamas
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: Frankie Muniz is the title kid on this quirky family sitcom that premiered on FOX in 2000
Output: malcolm in the middle
Category: a lower case category 
Clue: it's the division of a shakespeare play usually indicated by a lower case roman numeral
Output: scene
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: "Don't Look Now", "Darling", but this beauty gave one of her finest performances in "McCabe and Mrs. Miller"
Output: julie christie
Category: THE LAND 
Clue: Look east! Japan has long been known by this dawning nickname
Output: the land of the rising sun
Category: AUTHOR!  ARTHUR! 
Clue: Born in Budapest, he's best known for his 1940 novel "Darkness at Noon"
Output: arthur koestler
Category: ENDS IN "X" 
Clue: This salty smoked salmon tastes great on a bagel
Output: lox
Category: DARWIN IN THE GALAPAGOS 
Clue: Young Darwin saw himself as a geologist, & his 1st entry on the isles says, "They are all formed of... rocks" from this event
Output: a volcanic eruption
Category: THE FRENCH REVOLUTION 
Clue: It's the English translation of the 3-word slogan of the French Revolution
Output: liberty, equality, fraternity
Category: BLOGS & BLOGGERS 
Clue: Hear his thoughts on everyday life & link to his "Dilbert" strips at his blog
Output: adams
Category: SEEING THE LIGHT 
Clue: Light can be interpreted either as particles called these or as waves called, uh, waves
Output: photons
Category: MIDWESTERN CITIES 
Clue: The Roger Maris Museum at the West Acres Shopping Center is a big hit in this North Dakota city
Output: fargo
Category: MINTY FRESH 
Clue: These "Curiously Strong" mints are "So Strong, They Come in a Metal Box"
Output: altoids
Category: OFFICIAL STATE STUFF 
Clue: Since Wisconsin is "America's Dairyland", this is its state beverage
Output: milk
Category: BEASTLY EXPRESSIONS 
Clue: It's the term for a town so small & unexciting it has but a single equine
Output: one-horse town
Category: CELTICS 
Clue: Celtic languages are still spoken in parts of Ireland & this "New" Canadian province that includes Cape Breton Sound
Output: nova scotia
Category: PUT IT ON!  PUT IT ON! 
Clue: The oldest apparel trademark in America, Calvin & Ralph wore them
Output: levis
Category: THE BODY HUMAN 
Clue: This pancreatic hormone is produced in specialized cells in the Islets of Langerhans
Output: insulin
Category: RHYMES WITH TEEN 
Clue: A hereditary unit
Output: a gene
Category: STUPID SHOW BIZ ANSWERS 
Clue: It was the title of the last big-screen remake of "Beau Geste", released in 1977
Output: the last remake of beau geste
Category: "OVER" & "UNDER" 
Clue: From the Old Norse for "having one's eyes closed", it's a serious mistake or oversight
Output: a blunder
Category: AN ACTOR'S LIFE 
Clue: An actor's "rep" (representation) may get him booked into "rep", one of these theater groups
Output: repertory
Category: RANKS & TITLES 
Clue: A vicereine is the wife of one of these officials
Output: a viceroy
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Lactobacillus bulgaricus is added to milk to make this thick semi-solid dairy product
Output: yogurt
Category: I'M GETTING TOO OLD FOR THIS STUFF 
Clue: In the Bible, she tells daughter-in-law Ruth to leave her, "For I am too old" to have a husband
Output: naomi
Category: "G" WHIZ 
Clue: The kind of knot you'd expect your mother's mother to tie
Output: a granny knot
Category: CHECK YOUR OIL 
Clue: This country is the world's largest producer of crude oil & is home to the world's largest oil reserves
Output: saudi arabia
Category: CELEBRITY RELATIVES 
Clue: This former brother-in-law of Angela Lansbury co-starred with her in "Death on the Nile" as Hercule Poirot
Output: peter ustinov
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: A Dover, Delaware museum depicts the history of this early phonograph
Output: victrola
Category: MMM...BEER 
Clue: "Take off, eh!" The McKenzie bros. of "SCTV" did commercials touting this Canadian beer
Output: molson\'s
Category: GETTING DEFENSIVE 
Clue: In November 1973 Richard Nixon said, "People have got to know whether or not their president is a" this. "Well, I'm not"
Output: a crook
Category: SATIRE 
Clue: Waugh's California-set caricature of the American funeral industry
Output: the loved one
Category: "BOOK"S 
Clue: It has lyrics & chords & is often used by cocktail lounge pianists instead of standard sheet music
Output: a fake book
Category: EUROPEAN CITIES 
Clue: Known as the "Granite City", its name is Scots for "At the Mouth of the Dee", the river on which it lies
Output: aberdeen
Category: '90S OSCAR WINNERS 
Clue: His 12 nominations for movies of the decade produced 1 win, Best Original Score for “Schindler's List”
Output: john williams
Category: GUYANESE GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: One of Guyana's largest cities, it's also an old name for New York City
Output: new amsterdam
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: For an upper GI you drink this; for a lower GI... well, we won't talk about that
Output: barium
Category: FOOD FACTS 
Clue: Kentucky burgoo is a thick one of these made with meat vegetables
Output: a stew
Category: COMPOSE YOURSELF 
Clue: This composer's shows "Cats" & "Phantom of the Opera" have won a total of 14 Tonys
Output: andrew lloyd webber
Category: NICKNAMES REJECTED BY P. DIDDY 
Clue: It's a burger with cheese & grilled onions on rye bread and toasted in an iron skillet
Output: patty melt
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: Among his nicknames were "King Andrew the First" & "The Hero of New Orleans"
Output: andrew jackson
Category: "THE" 
Clue: National League ballpark that commonly uses the word "the" in its title
Output: the astrodome
Category: WEIRD & WONDERFUL GUINNESS RECORDS 
Clue: Collectively the world's longest, these 10 body parts on Lee Redmond of Salt Lake City measured 261 in.
Output: her fingernails
Category: THIS IS JEOPARDY! 
Clue: On the original version, this was the highest dollar value on the Double Jeopardy! board
Output: $100
Category: NEWER WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: (Sarah, with the rest of the Clue Crew, reports while driving a bumper car)  It's a 2-word alliterative term for the aggressive behavior displayed by angry drivers
Output: road rage
Category: MORE THINGS THAT HAPPENED 
Clue: When Dante died in 1321, he was in his 20th year of exile from this Italian city
Output: florence
Category: FUNNY FOR NOTHIN' 
Clue: This deadpan comic said, "I installed a skylight in my apartment... The people who live above me are furious"
Output: steven wright
Category: DR. NO...GUCHI 
Clue: Dr. Noguchi concluded that in 1981 this star lost her life less than 200 yards from shore
Output: natalie wood
Category: LEGENDARY CREATURES 
Clue: This creature is the offspring of the wife of Minos & a snow-white bull
Output: the minotaur
Category: NOT SO RECENT SCIENCE 
Clue: In 1891 Brucia, the 323rd asteroid discovered, was unique as it was the first one found by using these
Output: photographs
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Sittwe, Burma & Calcutta, India are major ports on this bay
Output: the bay of bengal
Category: ROCKS FOR JOCKS 
Clue: Slate is this type of rock, the result of alterations to existing rocks
Output: metamorphic
Category: LITERARY CLASSICS 
Clue: His ship was wrecked off an island near South America; he remained alone on the island for 28 years
Output: robinson crusoe
Category: ATHLETES 
Clue: She shot out of Sweden to win the world championship of women's golf in 1995 & 1996
Output: annika sorenstam
Category: JUST DESSERTS 
Clue: Enjoy a cookie with chips of white chocolate & this Hawaiian nut
Output: macadamia nuts
Category: MONEY MATTERS 
Clue: Applying for college?  Consider going for one of these $4,000 grants, named for a Rhode Island senator in 1980
Output: a pell grant
Category: THE 5th BEATLE 
Clue: This Beatles producer started out making comedy records with Peter Sellers
Output: george martin
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: It's the continent where you'll find Queen Maud Land & the Queen Maud Mountains
Output: antarctica
Category: NOW THAT'S INVENTIVE! 
Clue: In the late 19th century, Ellen Eglui invented this washing machine attachment that saved a lot of drying time
Output: a wringer
Category: MAY-DECEMBER MOVIES 
Clue: In 1985's "Murphy's Romance", this actor romanced Sally Field
Output: james garner
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES 
Clue: A Times headline said Beelzebufo ampinga, at 10 pounds the largest of these ever, "hopped with dinosaurs"
Output: a frog
Category: GRAY MATTERS 
Clue: This hemisphere of the brain generally governs musical & artistic creativity
Output: right
Category: MUSICAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: Ferdinand Joseph Morton
Output: "jelly roll"
Category: ODD WORDS 
Clue: People were "aurified" by King Midas; he turned them into this
Output: gold
Category: CITY SEALS 
Clue: The street depicted on its seal is Fremont Street, not the Strip
Output: las vegas
Category: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD 
Clue: About 90% of the people of this country which borders Burundi on the north are Hutu, about 9% Tutsi
Output: rwanda
Category: LYIN' IN WINTER 
Clue: In Jan. 2008 this former Olympic golden girl was sentenced to 6 months for lying about steroids & check fraud
Output: jones
Category: BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY 
Clue: When you drink with a straw, you're creating a partial one of these spaces that contain no matter
Output: vacuum
Category: BOOKS OF THE MONTHS 
Clue: President Reagan called this 1984 novel, Tom Clancy's first, a "perfect yarn"
Output: "the hunt for red october"
Category: THEY ATTENDED UW 
Clue: Dyan Cannon plays Judge Cone, she of the sexy Wattles, on this TV show
Output: ally mcbeal
Category: SLANG 
Clue: "Cabbage" & this other basic salad ingredient are both slang for paper money
Output: lettuce
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Delaware's largest city was named for the Earl of this
Output: wilmington
Category: AMERICAN CITIES 
Clue: The final draft of the U.S. Constitution was composed in this city in September 1787
Output: philadelphia
Category: GREAT MOMENTS IN TRAVEL 
Clue: Johannes Badrutt, a St. Moritz hotel keeper, first convinced summer guests you could visit this country in winter, too
Output: switzerland
Category: MAYOR PLAYER 
Clue: In "Milk", Victor Garber portrayed this slain San Francisco mayor
Output: george moscone
Category: A CAPITAL IDEA 
Clue: In May 1936 this capital fell to Italian forces & Haile Selassie fled into exile for the next 5 years
Output: addis ababa
Category: A BARRY MANILOW SONGBOOK 
Clue: "Then the punches flew, & chairs were smashed in two, there was blood & a single gunshot but just who shot who?"
Output: "copacabana"
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES SCIENCE TIMES 
Clue: Glen Canyon, inundated by the formation of this man-made Utah lake, is becoming visible again as the lake dries up
Output: lake powell
Category: ALPHABETICALLY FIRST 
Clue: Of Miriam's Biblical brothers
Output: aaron
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES SPORTS 
Clue: This "most primal sport... has been condemned since Cain & Abel, but it's still here... on barges or in barrooms"
Output: boxing
Category: FROM TV TO FILM 
Clue: In 1984 he was Skip Tarkenton on the sitcom "The Duck Factory"; he gained "almighty" powers in 2003
Output: jim carrey
Category: AROUND A MONOPOLY BOARD 
Clue: It's bordered by Mediterranean Avenue & Boardwalk
Output: go!
Category: EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1612 John Rolfe introduced a new type of Trinidad tobacco to this settlement
Output: jamestown
Category: AD MEN 
Clue: In a 2004 ad, Stephen Colbert was looking for Mr. This, GM's fictitious mechanic
Output: mr. goodwrench
Category: '80s ROCK 
Clue: In 1986 she was in "Control" with a hit album that included "What Have You Done For Me Lately?"
Output: janet jackson
Category: GRAPES 
Clue: Ths underwear maker's logo contains fig leaves, an apple & different types of grapes
Output: fruit of the loom
Category: 1980s FILM FACTS 
Clue: Leonard Maltin said this '84 mermaid film was "A bit too long, but...I really don't want to carp"
Output: splash
Category: "M.J." 
Clue: He led the Lakers to 5 NBA Championships in the '80s
Output: magic johnson
Category: YOU GLOW! 
Clue: In 1862 Dungeness, on the Strait of Dover, became one of the first of these to use electric illumination
Output: lighthouse
Category: ENGLISH LIT 
Clue: We'll leave it up to you whether this author was a "Plain Jane"
Output: jane austen
Category: A FLY CATEGORY 
Clue: They are the 2 planets mentioned in the classic tune "Fly Me To The Moon"
Output: jupiter & mars
Category: BRITISH NOBILITY 
Clue: In 1702 military hero John Churchill became this "man" as the first Duke of it
Output: marlborough
Category: YOU CAN CZECH OUT ANY TIME YOU LIKE 
Clue: 81 members serve 6-year terms in this smaller of the 2 houses of the Czech Parliament
Output: the senate
Category: HOMINA HOMINA HOMONYMS 
Clue: Sound a dog makes, or the part of a tree that doesn't appreciate a dog's company
Output: bark
Category: MARSHALL ARTS 
Clue: Marshall McLuhan summarized the influence of TV & computers with his aphorism "The medium is" this
Output: the message
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Originally, this composer's opera "Rigoletto" was titled "La Maledizione" ("The Curse")
Output: giuseppe verdi
Category: COUNTRIES' NATIVE NAMES 
Clue: Sverige
Output: sweden
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: She says that "Blood Canticle" just may be her last Vampire Chronicle
Output: anne rice
Category: NAMES YOU SHOULD KNOW 
Clue: Sharing her first name with Robin Hood's sweetie, this African-Amer. contralto earned the 1963 Pres. Medal of Freedom
Output: marian anderson
Category: "I" 
Clue: It's the scientific study of fish
Output: ichthyology
Category: "X" IN THE CITY 
Clue: Famous for temple ruins, this city on the site of Thebes has been called "The World's Greatest Open-Air Museum"
Output: luxor
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: The Time Almanac states "There is little reason to believe that the architects intended" this "to lean"
Output: the leaning tower of pisa
Category: "VE" DAY 
Clue: It was once known as New Connecticut
Output: vermont
Category: YOU'VE GOT COMPANY 
Clue: Zeiss produces some of the finest of these for cameras, like the telephoto Planar T
Output: lenses
Category: "MATE" 
Clue: This word is from the Latin for the punishment of every tenth man chosen by lot
Output: decimate
Category: RUSSIAN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: In 1961 Nikita Khrushchev changed its name to Volgograd; this name had lasted almost 40 years
Output: stalingrad
Category: AN ERNEST CATEGORY 
Clue: With his brother Julio, he created one of the world's largest winemaking empires
Output: ernest gallo
Category: ANATOMY 
Clue: Name shared by the joints of the skull & a surgical "stitch"
Output: sutures
Category: ALONG E-90 
Clue: Let's head to this Spanish coastal city to shop along its Rambla de Catalunya
Output: barcelona
Category: SEYCHELLES 
Clue: The Seychelles is home to these color-changing lizards
Output: chameleons
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: An eye irritation, or a pigpen
Output: sty
Category: LAKES & RIVERS 
Clue: Even though it's the world's second longest river, it still has the world's largest drainage basin
Output: amazon
Category: INDIANA 
Clue: This port city on Lake Michigan was founded by U.S. Steel & can produce 7 million tons of steel a year
Output: gary
Category: CONDIMENTIA 
Clue: Wilbur Scoville developed a test to gauge the perceived potency of these, found in condiments
Output: hot peppers
Category: 30 YEARS AGO: SEPTEMBER 1967 
Clue: Like a rock this dependency voted to remain solidly under British control
Output: gibraltar
Category: A FULL HOUSE 
Clue: Valances, lambrequins & jabots may be part of these treatments
Output: window treatments
Category: DORM CUISINE 
Clue: Sonny the Cuckoo Bird enthusiastically recommends this cereal for breakfast, lunch & dinner
Output: cocoa puffs
Category: ALL MY CHILDREN 
Clue: Mary, Elizabeth & Edward VI were his children
Output: henry viii
Category: CHEMISTRY 
Clue: It's a system of small particles "hanging" in a liquid; paint, for example
Output: suspension
Category: YES, DEER 
Clue: It made zoological news in 2008 when Asian mouse deer were seen escaping predators by this means of locomotion
Output: swimming
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's the longest side of a right triangle
Output: hypotenuse
Category: MONEY & FINANCE 
Clue: When stocks are in an upward trend, it's a bull market; as they drop, it's called this
Output: bear market
Category: I WANT TO BE A FIREFIGHTER 
Clue: Of the main types of fire trucks, this type is used to gain access to upper stories of buildings
Output: ladder truck
Category: HERE COMES THE "SUN" 
Clue: In tan-speak, it's what SPF stands for
Output: sun protection factor
Category: COLLEGE ATHLETICS 
Clue: Appropriately, the football team of this service academy is nicknamed the Falcons
Output: the air force academy
Category: THE OLYMPICS OF 1980 
Clue: This man was elected president of the IOC just before the summer games; he's still there
Output: juan antonio samaranch
Category: STARRY NIGHT 
Clue: The helix nebula is in this constellation, whose "arm" holds 5 stars suggesting a water pitcher
Output: aquarius
Category: CONTEMPORARIES 
Clue: While Bunyan was making progress with his Pilgrim, this Puritan was in charge of defending Providence
Output: roger williams
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: Queequeg, a tattooed cannibal, is Starbuck's harpooner aboard the Pequod in this 1851 novel
Output: "moby dick"
Category: AN ANTONYM OF BOTH... 
Clue: ...cash & blame
Output: credit
Category: ANIMAL HOMOPHONES 
Clue: A mammal that's sometimes spectacled, or naked
Output: a bear/bare
Category: ARNOLD 
Clue: Inspired by his years in India, Sir Edwin Arnold's blank-verse epic "The Light of Asia" told of this religion founder
Output: buddha
Category: ETIQUETTE 
Clue: If a prom date gives you one of these floral accessories, you must wear it or at least pin it to your purse
Output: corsage
Category: BRAND NAMES 
Clue: Its Big Bertha Clubs have helped drive up sales for this golf equipment maker
Output: callaway
Category: IT'S ALL ABOUT "U" 
Clue: These mystical scriptures of Hinduism date from about 900 B.C.
Output: the upanishads
Category: ANCIENT SCIENCE 
Clue: The ancient Sumerian number system, based on 60, is still used today to measure this
Output: time
Category: ROBBERS 
Clue: A noble who stole from those passing through his lands, or a U.S. capitalist who became rich unethically
Output: a robber baron
Category: THE NAACP 
Clue: This future Supreme Court justice won 29 of the 32 cases he argued before the court as a lawyer for the NAACP
Output: thurgood marshall
Category: MICHIGAN 
Clue: The wives of the co-founders of the city now home to the University of Michigan both had this first name
Output: ann
Category: FRENCH NOVELISTS 
Clue: This Algerian-born novelist's "The Stranger" is based on his essay "The Myth of Sisyphus"
Output: albert camus
Category: "WORLD" DOMINATION 
Clue: The 2 current daytime TV network soaps that fit the category
Output: another world & as the world turns
Category: NAVY SEALS 
Clue: U.S. special operations commander Eric T. Olson is the first SEAL to achieve 4-star status as one of these
Output: an admiral
Category: FOREIGN HOLIDAY 
Clue: Mexico celebrates this holiday, Dia del Trabajo, on May 1; we do it in September
Output: labor day
Category: I'VE GOT A BEEF WITH YOU 
Clue: The cut above the round, it also begins with "R"
Output: rump
Category: "WORLD" BOOK 
Clue: John Irving established his reputation with this 1978 book about the life of a novelist
Output: "the world according to garp"
Category: IS IT "TEA" TIME YET? 
Clue: In 1975 the Perfumer's Workshop introduced a fragrance named for this flower
Output: a tea rose
Category: CUBA, SI! 
Clue: Cuba is the largest island in this "directional" archipelago
Output: the west indies
Category: CIVIL WAR DIARY 
Clue: July 1, 1863: Good news, get to keep leg; bad news, I'm going to Cemetery Ridge for this Penn. battle
Output: gettysburg
Category: TITLE ROLE PLAYING 
Clue: "Turner & Hooch" (just Turner, please)
Output: hanks
Category: CATS & DOGS 
Clue: The 1st Cornish Rex was a mutant kitten named Kallibunker who was born in this English duchy in 1950
Output: cornwall
Category: AROUND THE BODY 
Clue: The central nervous system of the body consists of the spinal cord & this organ
Output: the brain
Category: TUBE TEST 
Clue: He provides the voice for Thurgood Stubbs on "The P.J.s"
Output: eddie murphy
Category: INTERIOR DESIGN 
Clue: Type of chair seen here named for its 20th C. designer:
Output: eames chair
Category: THE "EX" FILES 
Clue: A type of tax, it can also mean to cut out, like a tumor
Output: excise
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: Rachel became jealous of Leah's fertility & told this husband, "Give me children, or else I die"
Output: jacob
Category: 3-LETTER THE BETTER 
Clue: Saturated
Output: wet
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Douglas Moore's 1951 opera "Giants In" this is an adaptation of the novel by Ole E. Rolvaag
Output: the earth
Category: LOVE & MARRIAGE 
Clue: A rose has long been a symbol of love; rearrange its letters & you get the name of this Greek god of love
Output: eros
Category: THE LAST KING 
Clue: Victor Emmanuel II didn't mind being the last king of this "fishy" Italian island; he got to be the first king of Italy
Output: sardinia
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: Jacopo Robusti became known by this name because his father was a dyer, or tintore
Output: tintoretto
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: The capital of India is not pronounced Cal-cut-ah or Cal-eh-cut, but this way
Output: new delhi
Category: THE MISSPELED WORD 
Clue: An absence of leisure may leave you feeling like you live in the Artic
Output: artic/arctic
Category: SET 'EM UP, JOE 
Clue: Joe dreams of Vivien Leigh when he makes his Southern Comfort & cranberry juice cocktail
Output: a scarlett o\'hara
Category: EUROPEAN COMPOSERS 
Clue: This German completed his "Chromatic Fantasy And Fugue" for harpsichord in 1730
Output: johann sebastian bach
Category: NAVIGATION 
Clue: Peter Pan's flight plan to Never-Never Land
Output: second star to the right and on till morning
Category: Y'ALL FROM GEORGIA? 
Clue: This Georgia native won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964
Output: dr. martin luther king, jr.
Category: HEALTH & MEDICINE 
Clue: Studies suggest oat bran is about as effective as the drug Colestipol at reducing blood levels of this
Output: cholesterol
Category: WORLD OF WAR FACT 
Clue: The U.S. combat mission in this country ended in August 2010
Output: iraq
Category: NEWSPAPER HISTORY 
Clue: In the 1920s Margaret Mitchell wrote for this Atlanta newspaper that later merged with the Constitution
Output: the journal
Category: CHILDREN'S LITERATURE 
Clue: "I Think I Can" is a lesson & a quote from this 1945 story
Output: "the little engine that could"
Category: THE PRODUCE DEPT. 
Clue: Fuji & Jonathan
Output: apples
Category: YOU MIGHT "B" HUNGRY 
Clue: This German sausage made of pork & veal is seasoned with a variety of spices including ginger, nutmeg & coriander
Output: bratwurst
Category: SOUTH AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Juliana Top, this country's highest point, was named for a Dutch Queen
Output: suriname
Category: ARIAS 
Clue: He composed the following song sung by Siegmund:
Output: richard wagner
Category: PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS 
Clue: This New Yorker was the first president born after America declared its independence
Output: martin van buren
Category: NEWSMAKERS 
Clue: January 3, 1990, this strongman's alleged drug-dealing days were over
Output: manuel noriega
Category: PEOPLE ON MONEY 
Clue: Recent Fr. coins commemorated this art form, with pictures of Gaumont, Renoir, Lumiere & Montand
Output: movie making
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: Under 1993's Maastricht Treaty, the EC became a policy arm of this organization, the EU
Output: european union
Category: GOING HORSE 
Clue: Per the bard, at Bosworth Field this man bellowed "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!"
Output: richard iii
Category: CINEMA SEQUELS 
Clue: In a 1996 sequel to this film, 2 dogs & a cat are "Lost In San Francisco"
Output: "homeward bound"
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: Branch of physics dealing with motion, like the bumping of molecules in a gas
Output: kinetics
Category: IN THE NECK 
Clue: In emergencies, this neck operation may be performed with a penknife & the empty shell of a pen
Output: a tracheotomy
Category: THE PLAY'S THE THING 
Clue: In a Neil Simon play, Paul was thought stuffy since he wouldn't go walking this title way when it was freezing
Output: "barefoot in the park"
Category: NATION STATION 
Clue: Cagayan State University & Bataan Polytechnic are colleges in this nation
Output: the philippines
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: The Cajuns migrated to Louisiana from there
Output: nova scotia
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: In this 1996 film, Sean Connery played the only known escapee from Alcatraz
Output: "the rock"
Category: LITERARY HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Once a naval historian in the south Pacific, he won a Pulitzer Prize for "Tales of the South Pacific"
Output: james michener
Category: NAUTICAL TERMS 
Clue: Seamen dread something that could "shiver" these, the ribs in the ship's frame
Output: the timbers
Category: TV ADJECTIVES 
Clue: "America's ____ Home Videos"
Output: funniest
Category: STREET-WISE TV 
Clue: Let's get down to business & name this PBS series that Louis Rukeyser began hosting in 1970
Output: wall street week
Category: ROCK AROUND THE SOLAR SYSTEM 
Clue: Group heard here with a 1979 song: ("Walking On The Moon")
Output: the police
Category: DINOSAURS 
Clue: The mamenchisaurus could really stick this out -- it had the largest of any dinosaur, about 36 feet
Output: neck
Category: TUNES FROM REVUES 
Clue: "The Little Show" of 1931 featured Herman Hupfeld's "When Yuba Plays the Rumba on" this instrument
Output: the tuba
Category: NEWSMAKERS OF 2010 
Clue: This chief Facebooker is the subject of the biopic "The Social Network"
Output: zuckerberg
Category: GEMS & JEWELRY 
Clue: The 128-carat Tiffany Diamond was discovered in this country's famous Kimberley Mine
Output: south africa
Category: "BAND"s 
Clue: Goods prohibited by law from being imported
Output: contraband
Category: READER'S DIGEST: AMERICA'S BEST 
Clue: Lasting a scary 4 minutes, Revenge of the Mummy at 2 of this studio's theme parks is "America's Best Roller Coaster"
Output: universal
Category: THE FRANKS 
Clue: In 732, when he defeated an invading Muslim army at Tours, a king earned the nickname Martel, meaning this
Output: the hammer
Category: MARVEL 
Clue: This Marvel superhero is King of Atlantis
Output: sub-mariner
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This country's 26 states include Para, Pernambuco & Amazonas
Output: brazil
Category: CHEMISTRY 
Clue: Rubbing alcohol is listed as 70% alcohol "by" this, meaning each 100 milliliters of the solution has 70 ml of alcohol
Output: volume
Category: RHYMES WITH COOL 
Clue: If you're superstitious, I guess I'm supposed to do this
Output: kiss a fool
Category: 19TH CENTURY OPERA 
Clue: A mezzo-soprano plays Violetta's friend Flora Bervoix in this Verdi opera
Output: "la traviata"
Category: NATIVE AMERICANS 
Clue: Florida's Big Cypress Indian reservation is home to this tribe
Output: the seminoles
Category: NEIL! PATRICK! HARRIS! 
Clue: This Revolutionary hero said, "If this be treason, make the most of it"--as well as the liberty or death bit
Output: patrick henry
Category: PARTICLE PHYSICS 
Clue: In 2000 the tau neutrino was first observed at this Illinois lab named for a foreign-born physicist
Output: the fermilab
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: While mayor of Paris, he lost twice to Francois Mitterand in elections for the French presidency
Output: jacques chirac
Category: THEATER 
Clue: It's what Sheba is in "Come Back, Little Sheba"
Output: dog
Category: ANAGRAMMED ANIMAL SOUNDS 
Clue: Hinge
Output: neigh
Category: THE HARDY BOYS 
Clue: General Hugh Hardy was a 1980s commanding officer of this huge Marine base near San Diego
Output: camp pendleton
Category: THE ELEMENTS 
Clue: Compounds featuring this element are used to treat the most common type of anemia
Output: iron
Category: HISTORIC PEOPLE 
Clue: The Turks call this magnificent sultan Kanuni, or "The Lawgiver"
Output: suleiman
Category: COLORS 
Clue: Puce is a perfect shade for your doggie's collar: its name is French for this pesky insect
Output: a flea
Category: A GREEN CATEGORY 
Clue: A large green sandstone block at this prehistoric English site is called the "Altar Stone"
Output: stonehenge
Category: MATH & SCIENCE 
Clue: Adolphe Brongniart is called the father of this science that studies fossil plants
Output: paleobotany
Category: 19th CENTURY VPs 
Clue: In 1848 future VP Henry Wilson helped form this party opposed to extending slavery to new territory
Output: free soil party
Category: GO "STATE"! 
Clue: Philander C. Knox, Daniel Webster & John Foster Dulles have all held this federal post
Output: secretary of state
Category: THE MEDIA ON TV 
Clue: This radio station featured Dr. Johnny Fever, Venus Flytrap & Les Nessman on the air
Output: wkrp
Category: PAPAL BULLS 
Clue: John XXIII's bull of December 25, 1961 summoned the second of these
Output: the vatican council
Category: COMING TO A CLOTHES 
Clue: From the French, it's the 6-letter term for the fashionable neckwear modeled here:
Output: cravat
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: Wintercress is also called scurvy grass because of its high content of this vitamin
Output: vitamin c
Category: THEATRE 
Clue: By the end of this J.M. Barrie play, Wendy flies so badly she has to use a broomstick
Output: peter pan
Category: "R" TOWN 
Clue: This Georgia city was founded in 1834 on a site that had 7 hills
Output: rome
Category: WELCOME TO MONTREAL 
Clue: "Carte" is French for map, & this is the French explorer who in 1535 put Mount Royal on the map
Output: cartier
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: It's California's 2nd largest in population
Output: san diego
Category: THE HOUSES SEARS BUILT 
Clue: For $11,500 you could purchase plans & materials for this type of building even if it wasn't little or red
Output: a schoolhouse
Category: FILL IN THE SHAKESPEARE TITLE 
Clue: "A.Y.L.I."
Output: as you like it
Category: BOOKS BY THE NUMBERS 
Clue: The number of Snow White's dwarfs or T.E. Lawrence's "Pillars of Wisdom"
Output: 7
Category: I'M JUST AN OBJECT 
Clue: To lose emotional control is to "flip your" this, also a saucepan cover
Output: lid
Category: CARD GAMES 
Clue: Played by 2 sets of partners, it's the most popular form of bridge
Output: contract bridge
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: In 1961 scared villagers thought he was a downed U2 pilot until he removed his helmet & spoke Russian to them
Output: yuri gagarin
Category: POLITICAL QUOTES 
Clue: He said, "I never give them hell; I just give them the truth and they think it is hell"
Output: harry truman
Category: FIRST NOVELS 
Clue: This Dane's first novel "The Improviser", was published the same year as his first book of fairy tales
Output: hans christian andersen
Category: PEN NAMES 
Clue: This pseudonym means "2 fathoms deep"
Output: mark twain
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Coldplay singer known for portraying Jiminy Glick
Output: chris martin short
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW 
Clue: Reviewing a 2006 prequel, the Times noted this fictional shrink's grisly gallantry & "avenging-angel impulse"
Output: hannibal lecter
Category: SHAKESPEARE RETOOLED 
Clue: Peter Greenaway's "Prospero's Books" is a take on this bard play
Output: the tempest
Category: HERSTORY 
Clue: She was the first of the Ptolemaic line to speak Egyptian
Output: cleopatra
Category: MUSICAL GENRES 
Clue: A light blow, as on a door or across the knuckles
Output: rap
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: "You always have to take" this "with the sweet"
Output: the bitter
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: People from the past appear to a brother & sister in "Rewards and Fairies" by this author of "The Jungle Book"
Output: kipling
Category: THE DAN BAND 
Clue: He was "Only a Lad" when he was the lead singer of Oingo Boingo; he went on to score films for Tim Burton
Output: danny elfman
Category: PSYCHO BABBLE 
Clue: Norman tells Marion Crane that the Bates Motel has "12 cabins, 12" these
Output: vacancies
Category: MUSIC OF TODAY 
Clue: We were "Waiting On The World To Change" when he got to perform "Human Nature" at Michael Jackson's memorial service
Output: john mayer
Category: WORLD WAR I 
Clue: The Danton was sunk, but the French battleship named for this "Candide" author survived the war
Output: voltaire
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: The man with this title is the immediate spiritual father to a Benedictine monastery
Output: abbot
Category: HOMOPHONES 
Clue: Pirates' plunder, or an item of baby footwear
Output: booty or bootie
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: It was the No. 2 reactor at this Pennsylvania site that caused fears of a meltdown
Output: three mile island
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: It's the only Maryland city not located within a county
Output: baltimore
Category: COLORFUL TERMS 
Clue: Shade of red that precedes "fever" & "letter" in items you probably don't want
Output: scarlet
Category: YOU'RE FIRED 
Clue: If you're a Glock-17, you fire bullets of this metric caliber, equal to .35 inches
Output: 9 mm
Category: HOW GREAT THOU ART 
Clue: This "mama's boy" answered the art critics in his 1890 book "The Gentle Art of Making Enemies"
Output: whistler
Category: BRITISH AUTHORS 
Clue: She was famous for her mystery novels featuring Lord Peter Wimsey
Output: dorothy sayers
Category: FORMULAS 
Clue: Edison said, "Genius is 1% inspiration and 99%" this
Output: perspiration
Category: SUBWAY STOPS 
Clue: You can ride one line in this world capital from Kifissia to Pireas
Output: athens
Category: FOOD IN HISTORY 
Clue: The WWII "K" type of these Army portions, packed by Wrigley's, included meat, sugar &, of course, gum
Output: rations
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: An Emily Dickinson poem begins, "Because I could not stop for" this "he kindly stopped for me"
Output: death
Category: STATE BIRDS 
Clue: This "crazy" state bird of Minnesota is also called the great northern diver
Output: the loon
Category: JOHN HUSTON FILMS 
Clue: Huston briefly appears in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" as a man who gives this star 4 pesos
Output: humphrey bogart
Category: "LAST" NOVELS 
Clue: "Curtain" by Agatha Christie is subtitled "Poirot's" this
Output: last case
Category: FRANCHISES 
Clue: You have to soft serve up between $20,000 & $35,000 to get into this top ice cream franchise in the U.S.
Output: dairy queen
Category: STUDY ABROAD 
Clue: You can earn a Ph.D. in pedagogy at Masaryk University in this Central European republic
Output: the czech republic
Category: 20th CENTURY AMERICAN ARTISTS 
Clue: Among his many sculptures are "The Cowboy" & "Coming Through the Rye"
Output: remington
Category: I'M NOT A DOCTOR, BUT I PLAY ONE ON TV 
Clue: Dr. Michaela Quinn
Output: jane seymour
Category: PRESIDENTIAL NICKNAMES 
Clue: The "Wizard of Kinderhook"
Output: van buren
Category: TONY WINNERS OF THE '40s 
Clue: For her role in "Happy Birthday", this first lady of the American theater picked up a Tony in the award's first year
Output: helen hayes
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: The complicated rating system for this position includes percentage of interceptions per attempt
Output: quarterback
Category: COLLEGE TEAM NICKNAMES 
Clue: They crash about for Georgia Tech
Output: the ramblin\' wrecks
Category: CELEBRITY RHYME TIME 
Clue: Kravitz' cents
Output: lenny\'s pennies
Category: I'M SPORTING SOME 7s 
Clue: This lucky 7 "spiced up" England's national soccer team as its captain from 2000 to 2006
Output: beckham
Category: SAMI 
Clue: The Sami are also known by this name; a "land" within the European Arctic Circle has been named for them
Output: the lapps
Category: QUOTES 
Clue: George Washington said, "To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving" this
Output: peace
Category: THEY'RE LYRICAL 
Clue: Elton John's "Your Song" is his song too
Output: bernie taupin
Category: WHEN THEY WERE KIDS 
Clue: In mythology these young twin brothers founded Rome
Output: romulus and remus
Category: "OO", SORRY! 
Clue: It's a whaler's weapon of choice
Output: a harpoon
Category: FEMINISM 
Clue: Sometimes shortened to MCP, this negative term had a vogue with early women's libbers
Output: male chauvinist pig
Category: NOVEL-TIES 
Clue: It's the numerical title of the Bret Easton Ellis novel made into a 1987 Robert Downey, Jr. film
Output: less than zero
Category: THEY'VE BEEN BENCHED 
Clue: Appointed by Pres. Eisenhower, he served nearly 34 years, retiring in 1990
Output: william brennan
Category: "FU" ON YOU 
Clue: The point about which a lever turns
Output: fulcrum
Category: SPACE SHUTTLE NAMES 
Clue: This river runs along the boundary between Washington & Oregon
Output: columbia
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: Salute that grand old university in New Haven
Output: hail yale
Category: MR. OCTOBER 
Clue: In 1938 Chester Carlson made the first photocopy, of the words "10-22-38 Astoria", in this NYC borough
Output: queens
Category: NAME THE INSTRUMENT 
Clue: In Bruce Hornsby's "___ Rain"
Output: mandolin
Category: HAIR TODAY 
Clue: Sporting a squash-blossom hairdo (think a Princess Leia look) means a Hopi Indian woman is this
Output: single
Category: HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? 
Clue: By its derivation the only thing in an arboretum should be these, no shrubs or other plants
Output: trees
Category: CHEESY COUNTRIES 
Clue: Cheddar
Output: england
Category: WHAT THEY WORE 
Clue: She aced the competition at the 2002 U.S. Open wearing a slinky catsuit
Output: serena williams
Category: "ME" 
Clue: From the Middle English for "lean", it's unsatisfactory in substance, quality or size
Output: meager
Category: SPECIAL "T"s 
Clue: These Spanish appetizers run the gamut from simple items like olives to more elaborate things like cold omelets
Output: tapas
Category: POLITICS 
Clue: In 2002 this Mississippian quit his post as Senate Republican Leader
Output: trent lott
Category: SOUTH AMERICAN CAPITALS 
Clue: Avenida 18 de Julio runs through the main business district of this Uruguayan capital
Output: montevideo
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: This phrase meaning "to betray someone" came from slaves sent illegally via the Mississippi to New Orleans
Output: to sell them down the river
Category: THE HUNDRED YEARS' WAR 
Clue: The Burgundians captured this French leader & sold her to the English for 10,000 francs
Output: joan of arc
Category: WEIGHTS & MEASURES 
Clue: A song from "Guys and Dolls" begins, "I love you a bushel and a peck", which would be a total of this many pecks
Output: 5
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Whether red, black or Nassau, a grouper is a type of this
Output: fish
Category: THE WOMEN OF CONGRESS 
Clue: Republican Barbara Cubin represents this state in the House all by herself
Output: wyoming
Category: BO, MOE OR PO 
Clue: Italy's longest river
Output: po
Category: THE OFFICE 
Clue: This alphanumeric Fortune 500 company is headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota
Output: 3m
Category: WHERE 
Clue: To vacation in this Caribbean paradise, you may fly into Sangster Intl. Airport in Montego Bay
Output: jamaica
Category: NEWS OF THE '80S 
Clue: In Feb. 1988 this Central American leader was indicted by a U.S. grand jury on drug trafficking charges
Output: manuel noriega
Category: THE SEA'S BOUNTY 
Clue: This shellfish of the family Mytilidae needs its beard removed, a little steaming & yum!
Output: mussels
Category: DRUGS 
Clue: Sold under the name Rogaine, this hair-growth drug was originally used to treat high blood pressure
Output: minoxidil
Category: BEFORE YOU WERE BORN 
Clue: This war that began in the 1950s was widely protested in the 1960s & 1970s
Output: the vietnam war
Category: BOXING 
Clue: Term for tossing the terrycloth
Output: throwing in the towel
Category: BROADWAY LYRICS 
Clue: "The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear are still inside" this part of me
Output: head
Category: EMERIL'S TV DINNERS 
Clue: To kick it up a notch, Emeril adds jalapenos to these deep-fried cornmeal balls--that'll shush your doggies!
Output: hush puppies
Category: STATION 
Clue: In Catholic churches, there are 14 of these depicting the Passion of Christ
Output: the stations of the cross
Category: ___THE___ 
Clue: Carry off the prize; it's what the peasants might have done after Marie Antoinette's exclamation
Output: take the cake
Category: STRANGE HISTORY 
Clue: When this Russian empress learned she had dandruff, she locked up her hairdresser so he couldn't tell
Output: catherine the great
Category: EUROPEAN CAPITALS 
Clue: The Volksgarden, a beautiful park in this Austrian capital, is famous for its rose trees
Output: vienna
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: In titles, this word follows Southern, Country & Martha Stewart
Output: living
Category: BANK ON IT 
Clue: In a 2008 weekend fire sale, this red, white & blue bank snapped up Merrill Lynch
Output: bank of america
Category: GOVERNMENT & POLITICS 
Clue: 51 men have held this post that tells members of the House when they get to talk
Output: the speaker of the house
Category: ODD COUPLES 
Clue: Sexy hostess of MTV's "Singled Out" doubles up with1950s Commie hunter Joe
Output: jenny & joseph mccarthy
Category: WON 
Clue: In 1984 this ice dancing pair won Olympic gold with all 9 judges giving them perfect scores for artistry
Output: torvill & dean
Category: SPORTS QUOTES 
Clue: At Old-Timers Day, seeing a scoreboard list of deceased Yankees, he said, "Boy, I hope I never see my name up there"
Output: yogi berra
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Denmark's highest point, Yding Skovhoj, rises only 568 feet on this peninsula
Output: jutland
Category: ANATOMY 
Clue: Digestive juices are very active in this part of the human small intestine that's joined to the stomach
Output: the duodenum
Category: "N"TICE ME! 
Clue: An instrumental figure in ending school segregation, Roy Wilkins headed this organization for over 20 years
Output: the naacp
Category: ALSO AT THE 2000 GRAMMYS 
Clue: The Best Long Form Music Video featured this "fiery" rock guitarist who died in 1970
Output: jimi hendrix
Category: A COMPENDIUM OF CLUES 
Clue: The normal human body has 20 deciduous ones of these
Output: teeth
Category: REALLY BAD DATES 
Clue: The Love Canal in this state, a toxic waste dump site in the '40s & '50s, was declared a disaster area on Aug. 7, 1978
Output: new york
Category: DOT 
Clue: To her friends, this exotic "Sarong Girl" of the movies was just plain "Dottie"
Output: dorothy lamour