niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: SONGS OF THE '60s 
Clue: "Ue O Miute Aruko" by Kyu Sakamoto was retitled this for the U.S.
Output: "sukiyaki"
Category: HISTORIC LEADERS 
Clue: Holy Roman Emperor Charles V was the grandson of this Spanish royal pair
Output: ferdinand & isabella
Category: CRAIGS LIST 
Clue: As food editor of this newspaper, Craig Claiborne gave all the recipes that were fit to print for nearly 30 years
Output: the new york times
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: This William Faulkner novel opens with a tale told by Benjy, an idiot
Output: the sound and the fury
Category: THE 20th CENTURY 
Clue: Central High School in this state capital was forcibly desegregated on September 25, 1957
Output: little rock, arkansas
Category: AMPHIBIANS 
Clue: A South American toad displays its orange feet to predators to let them know it's this
Output: poisonous
Category: SCI-FI/FANTASY HEROINES 
Clue: The twins this character gives birth to in "Revenge of the Sith" grow up to be Luke & Leia
Output: amidala
Category: "B" WEAR 
Clue: In the U.S. this is a frilly hat for women; in England it refers to the hood of a car
Output: a bonnet
Category: CORKY THE CARNY 
Clue: As a veteran carny, Corky shortens this word for a free show outside an attraction to "Bally"
Output: ballyhoo
Category: AROUND THE HOUSE 
Clue: This company is the largest single maker of finished Venetian blinds in the U.S.
Output: levelor
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: This "Breakfast of Champions" author once ran a Saab auto dealership
Output: kurt vonnegut, jr.
Category: WORLD CURRENCY 
Clue: This Angolan currency introduced in 1977 was named for a river, not a late December holiday
Output: kwanzaa
Category: AMERICAN DATEBOOK 
Clue: On October 4, 1957 Sputnik was launched & this Jerry Mathers TV show premiered
Output: leave it to beaver
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: The Portuguese captured Muscat, now the capital of this sultanate, c. 1508 but were driven out in 1650
Output: oman
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Nada, nothing, or perhaps, to fasten your pants
Output: zip
Category: SLOGANEERING 
Clue: This large company provides "Solutions For A Small Planet"
Output: ibm
Category: LET'S GO BALLOONING! 
Clue: The cooling vent in a hot air balloon isn't used unless the pilot wants to do this rapidly
Output: descend
Category: ARTSY TYPES 
Clue: Fragonard was an 18th C. exponent of this style whose name is related to barocco, Italian for "Baroque"
Output: rococo
Category: WHAT UP, "G"? 
Clue: Follow these double-talk dancers to your local discotheque
Output: go-go dancers
Category: PROBE ABILITY 
Clue: The USA's Survivor space probes were sent to probe this object in advance of the manned landing there
Output: the moon
Category: MY BRITISH HOME 
Clue: Be careful around one of these, known as a power point; you may get a shock
Output: electrical outlet
Category: PENGUIN CLASSICS 
Clue: Penguin Classics has sold 300,000 copies of this ancient Sanskrit poem whose title means "song of the lord"
Output: the bhagavad gita
Category: SIDE EFFECTS OF JEPOLAX 
Clue: There are slight risks of acidosis, carcinoma & this sensation, from the Latin for "choking chest pain"
Output: angina
Category: TV CARTOONS 
Clue: In a 2001 10th anniversary special, these kids were "All Growed Up"
Output: rugrats
Category: WHAT'S "NU" 
Clue: Meaning "stupid", it's how Moe referred to Larry or Curly
Output: numbskull
Category: ETHICS 
Clue: The idea that the good can be objectively found is part of this -ism, also referring to obsessively high standards
Output: perfectionism
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: It's home to the Glinka Music Museum & the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall
Output: moscow
Category: "HEART"Y PHRASES 
Clue: In the 1938 movie musical "Listen, Darling", Judy Garland sang, "Zing! Went" these
Output: "the strings of my heart"
Category: MOVIE SERIES 
Clue: John Gavin was signed to play him in "Diamonds Are Forever", but then Sean Connery was lured back
Output: james bond
Category: ISTHMUS IN MAY 
Clue: This ancient city commanded the SW end of the isthmus between the Peloponnesus & the rest of Greece
Output: corinth
Category: LITERARY CHARACTERS 
Clue: Emma is the first name of this title character of an 1857 Gustave Flaubert novel
Output: madame bovary
Category: IT'S IN MY COFFEE 
Clue: Sweet'N Low contains saccharin; sucralose goes into this "S" brand
Output: splenda
Category: YOUR EYE 
Clue: The eye facilitates, but the actual process of seeing is performed by this organ
Output: the brain
Category: 6-SYLLABLE WORDS 
Clue: It's a noun meaning anything that can't happen
Output: impossibility
Category: "D" IN COOKING 
Clue: In America, add some hot sauce to Angels on Horseback & Voila!  You've got this "diabolical" treat
Output: devils on horseback
Category: THE 16th CENTURY 
Clue: Edward VI died on July 6, 1553; she was proclaimed Queen 4 days later (didn't last)
Output: lady jane grey
Category: 4-LETTER BIRDS 
Clue: The Arctic variety of this gull relative is famous for migrating over 25,000 miles each year
Output: a tern
Category: TRAVEL U.S.A. 
Clue: In Arkansas you can visit the Daisy International Air Gun Museum in Rogers & Daisy Mae in this Al Capp theme park
Output: dogpatch usa
Category: PRETTY IN PINK 
Clue: This First Lady's favorite color was pink, & a shade of it is named for her
Output: mamie eisenhower
Category: BIG APPLE SAUCE 
Clue: In 1997 an expressway between Queens & Brooklyn was renamed to honor this pioneering baseball player
Output: jackie robinson
Category: WORLD O' FACTS 
Clue: In 2006, Warner Bros. pledged to help these Australian animals stricken by a cancer epidemic
Output: the tasmanian devil
Category: A CAPITAL IDEA 
Clue: Someone had the bright idea to build a Disneysea theme park in this Asian city; it opened in 2001
Output: tokyo
Category: FEAR 
Clue: Thoreau & Francis Bacon said they feared fear itself long before this man said it in 1933
Output: franklin d. roosevelt
Category: LITERARY THRILLERS 
Clue: FBI agent Alex Cross tangles with villains known as the Wolf & the Weasel in his "London Bridges"
Output: james patterson
Category: IN THE TEENS 
Clue: One of these "wheelers" is a large tractor-trailer truck rig
Output: 18-wheeler
Category: FOREIGN-BORN YANKS 
Clue: Born in Petrovichi, Russia, this prolific writer's works include "Foundation's Edge" & "The Gods Themselves"
Output: isaac asimov
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: The Valkyries were maidens who attended this god
Output: odin
Category: THE AGE OF REASON 
Clue: Montesquieu's doctrine of the separation of these influenced our system of separate branches of govt.
Output: powers
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN ACTORS 
Clue: In 1988 Val Kilmer was doomed to play this Dane at the Colorado Shakespeare Festival in Boulder
Output: hamlet
Category: CAPITAL QUOTES 
Clue: In his poem "Hellas", Shelley wrote, "Let there be light!" said Liberty; and this city "Arose!"
Output: athens
Category: "SPACE" MOVIES 
Clue: This TV show made it to the big screen in 1998 with William Hurt as John Robinson
Output: lost in space
Category: ORES 
Clue: The red, sometimes transparent crystals of cuprite are an ore of this metal
Output: copper
Category: NOTHING BUT TIME 
Clue: In geologic time, eons are divided into these, which are in turn divided into periods
Output: eras
Category: THEY SHOT THE SHERIFF 
Clue: Dodge City marshal Ed Masterson, brother of this sheriff, was shot to death by Jack Wagner in 1878
Output: bat masterson
Category: CATCHING SOME "Z"s 
Clue: Each defender guards a section of the playing area in this system of sports defense
Output: zone
Category: A PUB QUIZ 
Clue: Proverbially, if you're minding your "P"s & "Q"s in a pub, you're watching your intake of these 2 units
Output: pints & quarts
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Formulated NaCl it's the chemical name for common table salt
Output: sodium chloride
Category: COMICS & COMIC BOOKS 
Clue: Captain Marvel's looks were based on this movie star's; this was way before his "My Three Sons" days
Output: fred macmurray
Category: ARCHAEOLOGY 
Clue: The 1978 discovery of footprints in Tanzania showed that hominids may have been doing this 3.6 million years ago
Output: waling upright
Category: COLLEGE POTPOURRI 
Clue: It's a campus building used for social activities; its name sounds like a labor organization
Output: student union
Category: MEN IN WHITE 
Clue: This novelist & medical school graduate (Harvard '69) created the TV show "ER"
Output: michael crichton
Category: BALANCHINE BALLETS 
Clue: The 3 muses who appear in Balanchine's ballet "Apollo" are Polyhymnia, Calliope & this muse of the dance
Output: terpsichore
Category: 49ers 
Clue: This defensive back known for hard hitting entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2000
Output: ronnie lott
Category: THE BIBLE 
Clue: This prophet passed the time he spent inside a fish offering up prayers
Output: jonah
Category: FERROUS, BUELLER 
Clue: An olden theory said that when metallic iron loses its phlogiston, it becomes this remnant we know as an oxide
Output: rust
Category: JUST DESSERTS 
Clue: This thick liquid is the traditional sweetening in Indian pudding
Output: molasses
Category: THE HEADACHES OF MILLIONAIRES 
Clue: Get used to sitting in 1st class & hearing this ex-Enron CEO's wife Linda complain about her finances
Output: kenneth lay
Category: BUGGY 
Clue: Salticidae, the jumping types of these arachnids, have hairy bodies & feed on insects & on others of their kind
Output: spiders
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES HEALTH 
Clue: The Well blog on nytimes.com noted "even pop stars have a right to medical privacy" after docs peeked at her UCLA files
Output: britney spears
Category: 20th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: She's one tough bunny--she ran daddy's Playboy Enterprises as CEO for over 20 years
Output: christie hefner
Category: THE KOREAN WAR 
Clue: Until replaced by General Matthew Ridgway, he was the commander of American forces in Korea
Output: macarthur
Category: WOMEN ON TV 
Clue: On "Dallas", one of the 2 actresses who played Miss Ellie
Output: barbara bel geddes
Category: WHAT'S COOKIN'? 
Clue: You can find this celebrity chef's pizzas at his Spago Restaurant, or frozen at the grocery store
Output: wolfgang puck
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: The standard text of this holy book was formed during the reign of Caliph Uthman, 644-656
Output: the koran
Category: A ULYSSES S. GRANT QUICKIE 
Clue: The U.S. city where he's entombed
Output: new york city
Category: I'M DOWN WITH HOMEWORK 
Clue: Spanish: This basic word for friend--you know, your buddy, your dawg, your boo
Output: amigo
Category: LIGHTS, CAMERA, KIDS 
Clue: Kirsten Storms is seen as Zenon & her voice is heard as Bonnie, the cheerleader nemesis on this cartoon
Output: kim possible
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Meyerbeer's "Les Huguenots" revolves around this 1572 massacre of the Huguenots
Output: the st. bartholomew\'s day massacre
Category: DONE THAT 
Clue: In 1817 Scotland's David Brewster patented this pattern-making tube made with mirrors & ground glass
Output: a kaleidoscope
Category: THE MAP OF SOUTH AMERICA 
Clue: They're the 2 South American countries that don't border Brazil
Output: chile & ecuador
Category: FILE UNDER "O" 
Clue: This state's flag includes the design seen here
Output: oklahoma
Category: MEAT ME 
Clue: Favorite traditional dishes of the Greeks include moussaka & souvlaki, both made with this ovine meat
Output: lamb
Category: LA LA 
Clue: George Hearn won a 1984 Tony for his role as Albin opposite Gene Barry's Georges in this Broadway musical
Output: la cage aux folles
Category: IF YOU'RE GOING TO DO IT... 
Clue: To know the truth of the Matrix, take this color pill
Output: the red pill
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: O Dem Golden Slipper cocktails contain the yellow type of this herbal liqueur created by monks
Output: chartreuse
Category: BRITISH AUTHORS 
Clue: In 1996 this author of "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" spun a new story, "The Tailor of Panama"
Output: john le carré
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: Originally this novel was published as a serial from 1851-52 in an anti-slavery paper
Output: uncle tom\'s cabin
Category: N.E.W.S. 
Clue: Of north, east, west & south, the 2 in a famous Kipling "ballad"
Output: east & west
Category: WHO THE "H" ARE YOU? 
Clue: He was White House Chief of Staff, Supreme Commander of NATO Forces in Europe & Secy. of State
Output: haig
Category: THIS & THAT 
Clue: "Shooting" this while surfing is riding with part of the wave overhead, surrounding you
Output: the tube
Category: ENDS IN "GHT" 
Clue: As a noun, it's a zero; as a pronoun, it's nothing
Output: naught
Category: BRAND NAMES 
Clue: Founded in 1914, the American Pop Corn Company makes this "happy" brand of popcorn, America's first
Output: jolly time
Category: MEN & WOMEN OF LETTERS 
Clue: The fantastic James Matthew...
Output: barrie
Category: MOTTOES 
Clue: You've got security with "My word is my bond", the motto of this London financial institution
Output: the london stock exchange
Category: THE NEW 7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: The only one in Europe is this ancient arena
Output: the colosseum
Category: ENGLISH LITERATURE 
Clue: The title of his novel "Far From the Madding Crowd" is found in "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard"
Output: thomas hardy
Category: NAME THE DECADE 
Clue: Peace Corps founded, The Gambia gains independence, Armstrong moonwalks
Output: 1960s
Category: BOBs & JEFFs 
Clue: For his work on behalf of African famine victims, the Queen knighted this lead singer of the Boomtown Rats in 1986
Output: bob geldof
Category: ARBOR DAY READING? 
Clue: In the title of a bestseller by Olive Ann Burns, this word comes between "Cold" & "Tree"
Output: sassy
Category: NAME'S THE SAME 
Clue: A Boston Celtics Hall of Famer, or a recently retired Dodgers shortstop
Output: bill russell
Category: AROUND THE DOGHOUSE WITH SPOT 
Clue: Spot has never managed to lie on top of his doghouse like this Peanuts character
Output: snoopy
Category: TV ACTORS & ROLES 
Clue: This star of "The X-Files" played a cross-dressing detective known as Dennis, or Denise, on "Twin Peaks"
Output: david duchovny
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: Michelangelo's statue of Bacchus is among the art treasures in the Bargello in this Italian city
Output: florence
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: Velocity is measured in meaters per second; this, abbrevieated a, is meters per second squared
Output: acceleration
Category: WE LOVE YOU CONRAD 
Clue: Joseph Conrad was introduced to English at age 8 when his dad was translating Shakespeare into this language
Output: polish
Category: NO, I DON'T NEED A DOCTOR 
Clue: I don't personally have a gnarled extremity--this feature is on my old-fashioned bathtub
Output: a claw foot
Category: ANCIENT HISTORY 
Clue: Archaeological digs showed that Pompeii, Stabiae & this neighbor were resort cities for wealthy Romans
Output: herculaneum
Category: T-N-C 
Clue: A long, steep-sided depression in the ground or the ocean floor
Output: a trench
Category: INCREDIBLE EDIBLES 
Clue: One recipe for making these chocolate-covered insects begins by saying, "Catch" them "at a Picnic Site"
Output: ants
Category: RYDERS 
Clue: Little Beaver was this comic strip character's Indian companion; we wonder when he's coming back
Output: red ryder
Category: GOING NUCULAR 
Clue: On TV this Springfield safety inspector once corrected someone who said nuclear instead of "nucular"
Output: homer simpson
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This western branch of the Appalachians runs from north central Penn. through MD., VA. & W. VA.
Output: alleghenies
Category: ROYAL STORY PROBLEMS 
Clue: If Queen Beatrix had a potter who could make 3 vases a day, it would take him this long to make a gross
Output: 48
Category: THE SANCTITY OF MARRIAGES 
Clue: This biblical king had 700 wives & 300 concubines; when did he find time to write all those songs?
Output: solomon
Category: SIGNS & SYMBOLS 
Clue: In sign language, 1 of the 2 letters made by a moving finger
Output: j
Category: COUNTRY OF ORIGIN 
Clue: Birkenstock, as in shoes
Output: germany
Category: PHOTOGRAPHERS 
Clue: This photographer known for her bizarre portraits was born Diane Nemerov in 1923
Output: diane arbus
Category: THE MOGULS & THE MOVIES 
Clue: These brothers brought sound to the big screen with "The Jazz Singer"
Output: the warner brothers
Category: WRITING FUNNY 
Clue: Thomas B. Thorpe wrote these alliterative, exaggerated stories, like "The Big Bear of Arkansas"
Output: tall tales
Category: IT'S A DOG'S LIFE 
Clue: Familiar to fans as "Marmaduke", this lovable breed was a favorite of Elvis, who had 2 at Graceland
Output: a great dane
Category: "ROAD" TEST 
Clue: You're driving in 2 lanes!  That makes you one of these highway swine
Output: a road hog
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: You could wash down some of this company's famous frozen cheesecake with its Douwe Egberts coffee
Output: sara lee
Category: GIVE ME A SIGN 
Clue: Tapping your head in Holland or circling a finger at the ear in the U.S. usually means you think someone is this
Output: crazy
Category: RABBI 
Clue: Rabbi Shlomo Yitzhaki wrote commentaries on the Torah & on this collection of laws, from a word for "study"
Output: the talmud
Category: FROM THE CIA WORLD FACTBOOK 
Clue: The center of power of an empire until 1918, this country is a bit smaller than Maine
Output: austria
Category: NORSE MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: In the Norse creation story, Embla is the equivalent of this biblical woman
Output: eve
Category: "EN" THE BEGINNING 
Clue: The U.S. conducted nuclear tests on this atoll in the Marshall Islands from 1948 to 1958
Output: enewetak
Category: KIDDY LIT 
Clue: The wedding meal eaten by this odd Edward Lear pair is "mince and slices of quince"
Output: the owl and the pussycat
Category: "DIS"INTEGRATION 
Clue: To hop down from your camel or horse
Output: dismount
Category: NOVEL WEDDINGS 
Clue: 2 nights before her wedding to Mr. Rochester, a ghastly figure appears in her room & rips up her wedding veil
Output: jane eyre
Category: WEDDINGS 
Clue: In 2002 a hot pink frock worn by Robin Durr won the DeKuyper Contest for the worst of these
Output: a bridesmaid\'s dress
Category: HARRISON FORD 
Clue: L.A. cop Harrison Ford terminates replicants in this futuristic cyberpunk film
Output: blade runner
Category: HORSE BREEDS 
Clue: Missouri has a fox-trotting horse & this state has a walking horse
Output: tennessee
Category: BEGINS & ENDS IN "N" 
Clue: Last name of "Boy Genius" Jimmy who starred in his own animated feature film in 2001
Output: neutron
Category: U.S. PRESIDENTS 
Clue: On August 4, 1753 Lodge No. 4 in Fredericksburg, Virginia initiated him into the Masons
Output: george washington
Category: GHASTLY OPERATIC DEMISES 
Clue: Valhalla & all its gods are consumed in flames at the end of this opera, so don't expect a sequel
Output: "gotterdammerung"
Category: IT FLOATS! 
Clue: The Egyptian lotus is not really a lotus but a blue-flowered species of this
Output: a water lily
Category: PATENTS 
Clue: 1866: Haven & Hettrich's whirligig, better known now as this stringed toy
Output: a yo-yo
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES MOVIES 
Clue: "Looking every inch a heavy-metal god, with a tangle of beard and power shoulder pads", Liam Neeson is Zeus in this 2010 flick
Output: clash of the titans
Category: MYTHOLOGICAL RHYME TIME 
Clue: Ship-launching Greek beauty's cantaloupes
Output: helen\'s melons
Category: WHALES 
Clue: In the U.S., whaling is legal only for the native population in 9 coastal villages in this state
Output: alaska
Category: FRANCE LOSES THE FIGHT 
Clue: The 1520s weren't good for France either; it lost Milan to Charles V, leader of this "empire" that began in 962
Output: holy roman empire
Category: WORLD CINEMA 
Clue: This Kurosawa film gives 4 different versions of a single crime
Output: rashomon
Category: WHERE IN THE WORLD IS YOUR HQ? 
Clue: Hitachi Maxell, Ltd.
Output: japan
Category: WHAT'S FOR BREAKFAST? 
Clue: If you're watching your cholesterol, you can make the Denver type of this with egg whites only
Output: omelet
Category: STATION 
Clue: On January 1, 1892 this receiving station for immigrants in Upper N.Y. Bay opened its doors for the first time
Output: ellis island
Category: FAMOUS FIRSTS 
Clue: In 1930 Ellen Church was flying high as the first woman to serve the airlines in this capacity
Output: stewardess
Category: FOR WHAT IT'S "WORTH" 
Clue: In "The Prelude", this poet wrote that at age 10 he "held unconscious intercourse with beauty old as creation"
Output: wordsworth
Category: NATURALISTS 
Clue: Studying these in the Swiss Alps, Louis Agassiz postulated the Earth was once covered by them
Output: glaciers
Category: TV MOVIES 
Clue: She played Francine Hughes, who was accused of murdering her husband, in "The Burning Bed"
Output: farrah fawcett
Category: VERBS 
Clue: Appropriate last name of Captain William of 18th century Virginia, who promoted vigilante justice
Output: lynch
Category: HAIL TO THE CHEF 
Clue: In 1984 he published his "Louisiana Kitchen Cookbook"
Output: paul prudhomme
Category: BEAUTY PAGEANTRY 
Clue: Women representing this South American country have won 5 Miss World titles
Output: venezuela
Category: MARILYN MONROE 
Clue: Marilyn claimed to be a direct descendant of this U.S. president
Output: james monroe
Category: IT'S A MAN, BABY! 
Clue: In drag as a peasant in this Monty Python film, Terry Jones tells King Arthur, "I didn't vote for you"
Output: monty python and the holy grail
Category: LOUISIANA LORE 
Clue: Some 70,000 of these graceful birds, including 15,000 snowy ones, nest at Miller's Lake
Output: egrets
Category: PLANTS 
Clue: Name for a low, enclosed bed covered with glass or plastic for starting plants before the season
Output: cold frame
Category: ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS 
Clue: In 1996 this MIT graduate became prime minister of Israel
Output: benjamin netanyahu
Category: A WORLD OF CURRENCY 
Clue: To buy 16 ounces of cookies in Cairo, you'll need the Egyptian this
Output: pound
Category: U.S. BIZ 
Clue: The fiscal year 2009 sales of this Bentonville, Arkansas companv were $401 billion
Output: walmart
Category: PHOTOGRAPHY 
Clue: Aperture size is measured in these numbers which usually range from 2 to 16
Output: f-stops
Category: STATE FAIR FOODS 
Clue: Get 'em while they're hot!  This fried pastry with a cone-shaped utensil in its name is a favorite at state fairs
Output: funnel cake
Category: BRANDS 
Clue: This city precedes "Fog" in the name of a brand of raincoats
Output: london
Category: "U" HAD TO BE THERE 
Clue: In 1801 Ireland became part of this
Output: the united kingdom
Category: WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA 
Clue: He listed himself in Who's Who as an "electrician"--guess inventing the incandescent bulb qualifies
Output: edison
Category: TRUSTY SIDEKICKS 
Clue: Mini-Me, a 2'8" clone
Output: dr. evil
Category: HEY, THAT'S SHARP! 
Clue: The Devil's Rope Museum in McLean, Texas is devoted to the history of this material
Output: barbed wire
Category: FOLLOW THE LEADER 
Clue: Following the lead of Germany, this man declared war on Britain & France in June 1940
Output: mussolini
Category: EUROPEAN CAPITALS 
Clue: It's home to the Swiss Parliament
Output: bern
Category: A WALK IN THE CLOUDS 
Clue: Found in Southeast Asia, the clouded type of this large cat is named for the cloud-shaped patterns on its coat
Output: a leopard
Category: WHAT "A" COUNTRY 
Clue: Grossglockner Mountain in the Alps is the highest point in this country
Output: austria
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: From June 1953 to November 1954 Mohammad Naguib & Gamal Abdel Nasser shared power in this country
Output: egypt
Category: W.H.O. 
Clue: On March 15, 2003 the W.H.O issued a rare emergency travel advisory in response to this outbreak
Output: sars
Category: "C" IN SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Sounds corny, but in "King Lear" Regan is married to the duke of this place
Output: cornwall
Category: THEY NAMED A CITY FOR ME IN... 
Clue: Reverend Newitt Vick (1811)
Output: mississippi
Category: POP "I" 
Clue: "Beware" this one hit wonder group who hit it big in 1970 with the following
Output: the ides of march
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: William Congreve expounded, "heav'n has no rage, like love to hatred turn'd, nor hell a fury like" this
Output: a woman scorned
Category: PRESIDENTIAL RHYME TIME 
Clue: Ulysses' trousers
Output: grant\'s pants
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: On July 4, 1831 "America" was first sung at this city's Park Street Church at the foot of Beacon HIll
Output: boston
Category: WHEN AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS ATTACK 
Clue: In 2001 this large bird was seen running down Mississippi 51, then went after an animal control officer
Output: an emu
Category: ACCIDENTAL INVENTIONS 
Clue: In 1879 a chemist's unwashed hands got residue on a roll, which tasted sweet; he'd patent this, 300x sweeter than sugar
Output: saccharin
Category: ALSO A SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE 
Clue: To pursue with intent to capture
Output: chase
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This New York island's name may come from the Algonquian word for "island"
Output: manhattan
Category: IT'S A GROUP THING 
Clue: To the ancient Greeks: Lachesis, Clotho & Atropos
Output: fates
Category: DON'T BUG ME! 
Clue: The spider species Argyroneta aquatica lives mostly in this environment
Output: water
Category: STYLISH CELEBRITIES 
Clue: Supermodel Niki Taylor hit the "bull's eye" in 2000 with her own line of clothing for this chain
Output: target
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: In 1996 Adam Werbach, at 23, became the youngest pres. of this S.F.-based conservation group
Output: sierra club
Category: GERMAN HISTORY 
Clue: When East & West Germany unified in 1990, this West German continued to serve as chancellor of the entire country
Output: helmut kohl
Category: POTTY MOUTH! 
Clue: You can fly by this of your pants, or earn this in Congress
Output: a seat
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: He was known as "The Great White Chief" & "The Hero of San Juan Hill"
Output: theodore roosevelt
Category: SHARK! 
Clue: Galeocerdo cuvier, this shark retains its eggs until its young hatch; they're grrreat!
Output: the tiger shark
Category: VEGETARIAN CUISINE 
Clue: You can make a dark vegetarian stock from the red or black type of these legumes
Output: beans
Category: "PH"UN WORDS 
Clue: Both England's King George V & FDR put their stamp of approval on this "King of Hobbies"
Output: philately
Category: PORT-POURRI 
Clue: Le Havre, or "the haven", is a port in Normandy, on this historic body of water
Output: the english channel
Category: EASY FOR YOU TO SAY 
Clue: From 1980 to 1987, Zhao Ziyang was premier & from 1987 to 1989 General Secretary of this party
Output: the chinese communist party
Category: ART QUOTES 
Clue: In 1888 he wrote to his brother Theo, "I cannot help it that my paintings do not sell"
Output: van gogh
Category: WHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LEMONS 
Clue: Cook up a sauce for chicken or fish with lemon & these small, dried pickled buds
Output: capers
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Brutus' wife in "Julius Caesar" & the lady lawyer in "The Merchant of Venice" shared this name
Output: portia
Category: VERB-ATIM 
Clue: To destroy something completely is to do this verb that's derived from the Latin for "nothing"
Output: annihilate
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: You can read a variety of articles all about all aspects of show business in this trade paper established in 1905
Output: variety
Category: ASTRONOMY 
Clue: A galactic cloud of dust & gas, its name comes from the Latin for "cloud"
Output: nebula
Category: JOHN QUINCY ADAMS 
Clue: In 1811 Madison appointed him to this body; the Senate approved it, but John turned it down
Output: supreme court
Category: QUID PRO QUO-POURRI 
Clue: Give me this Northwest African mountain range & I'll give you a book of the same name where you might see it
Output: the atlas mountains
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: In 1777 it replaced New Castle as the capital of Delaware
Output: dover
Category: AUTOMOBILES 
Clue: Good brands of this ethylene-glycol base fluid contain rust inhibitors & lubricants
Output: antifreeze
Category: 1960s TV 
Clue: First aired on September 30, 1963, "Opie the Birdman" has become a classic episode of this sitcom
Output: the andy griffith show
Category: ROCK STARS SELL OUT 
Clue: Van Halen's "Right Now" spearheaded the campaign for this "crystal" drink in the 1990s
Output: pepsi
Category: FOUND IN SPACE 
Clue: The radiant is the point from which these, such as the Lyrids, originate
Output: meteor showers
Category: "BACK" WORDS 
Clue: Paul McCartney wrote this 1968 song as a parody of the Beach Boys' style
Output: "back in the u.s.s.r."
Category: PSYCH "O" 
Clue: This type of "working" therapy gives the individual something meaningful to do
Output: occupational therapy
Category: FURNITURE 
Clue: From a Latin word for "read", it's a slanted-top stand used to support a speaker's notes
Output: a lectern
Category: THEY USED TO BE SOAP STARS 
Clue: He played Rose's neurotic, mute brother Wilbur on "Search For Tomorrow" before he played Barney Fife
Output: don knotts
Category: GRAB BAG 
Clue: Henry Morton Stanley's most famous discovery, we presume, was this missing explorer in 1871
Output: dr. livingstone
Category: HAPPY TO BE A "BUM" 
Clue: There are about 50 species of these pollinators in North America
Output: bumblebees
Category: BROTHERS IN BUSINESS 
Clue: Last name of Walter & Arthur, who partnered up with William Harley in 1903
Output: davidson
Category: GRIDIRON GREATS 
Clue: (Hi, I'm Curtis Conway of the Chicago Bears)  I joined the Bears in 1993, so I just missed the pleasure of playing with this legendary coach
Output: mike ditka
Category: WORLD HODGEPODGE 
Clue: On Dutch maps, this country is called Oostenrijk
Output: austria
Category: QUOTHE THE FILM 
Clue: "Get busy livin
Output: the shawshank redemption
Category: MATH TERMS 
Clue: A perfect number is the sum of all of these except itself; for example, 28 is the sum of 1, 2, 4, 7 & 14
Output: its factors
Category: FROM THE LATIN 
Clue: Latin for "after" gave us this synonym for "keister"
Output: posterior
Category: SCULPTORS 
Clue: His "Gates of Hell" was the source for his famous 1886 work "The Kiss"
Output: auguste rodin
Category: ON THE ROCKS 
Clue: While limonite adds a yellowish tinge to marble, hematite adds this color
Output: red
Category: "MOTHER", "FATHER", "SISTER", "BROTHER" 
Clue: Though he had no biological kids of his own, George Washington is known by this paternal nickname
Output: the father of his country
Category: OCEAN O' LOTION 
Clue: This principal constituent of oil of peppermint can be an ingredient in both cigarettes & lotions
Output: menthol
Category: INGREDIENTS IN THE MACBETH WITCHES' CAULDRON 
Clue: "Wool of" one of these flyers
Output: bat
Category: SITCOM NEIGHBORS 
Clue: Nosy neighbor Gladys Kravitz
Output: bewitched
Category: A NATIONAL ENQUIRER 
Clue: The chancellor of this nation is a longtime member of the Social Democratic Party
Output: germany
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: In a 1996 book this humor columnist found himself "In Cyberspace"
Output: dave barry
Category: THE 1990s 
Clue: In 1991, just 5 days after he resigned as party leader, Communist rule in the Soviet Union ended
Output: mikhail gorbachev
Category: INITIALED AUTHORS 
Clue: This author of "The Lord of the Rings" was born in South Africa & brought to England at age 4
Output: j.r.r. tolkien
Category: VISUALIZE THE VEEPS 
Clue: James is the real first name of this veep:
Output: dan quayle
Category: MR. BODY 
Clue: Fed by the hepatic portal veins, it weighs about a pound more in men than in women
Output: liver
Category: BE A SPORT 
Clue: After a visit to the maul, drop kick your way to a scrum in this sport developed in England
Output: rugby
Category: EUROPEAN COMPOSERS 
Clue: In 1971 Pierre Boulez became the first Frenchman to serve as music director of this great American orchestra
Output: new york philharmonic
Category: TRANSPORTATION 
Clue: Nonrigid airships, like the ones used for advertising, are more commonly called this
Output: blimps
Category: WHICH CRAFT 
Clue: Appropriate aquatic reptile name for inventor David Bushnell's submarine prototype
Output: the turtle
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: O! the ironic twist that ends his 1906 story "The Gift of the Magi"
Output: o. henry
Category: INVENTIONS 
Clue: An 1890s bottle cap invented by William Painter was lined with this; plastic-lined ones appeared years later
Output: cork
Category: HAVE A RETREAT 
Clue: Rather than surrender this ironclad, retreating Confederate forces destroyed her in May of 1862
Output: the merrimac
Category: GUINNESS RECORDS 
Clue: Though its name is only 3 letters long, it's the biggest retail fashion chain
Output: gap
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: On May 15, 1972 while campaigning in Laurel, Md., this Alabama governor was shot & paralyzed by Arthur Bremer
Output: george wallace
Category: WOMEN IN SCIENCE 
Clue: In 1939 physicist Lise Meitner & her nephew Otto Frisch coined this term referring to the splitting of an atom's nucleus
Output: nuclear fission
Category: IT HAPPENED IN NOVEMBER 
Clue: 18-year-old Will Shakespeare married her in November 1582; their daughter was born 6 months later
Output: anne hathaway
Category: AUSTRIAN HISTORY 
Clue: For centuries the nearby Hallein mines made this city the center of regional salt trade
Output: salzburg
Category: NUTRITION 
Clue: This trace mineral, Se, may slow down the aging process by attacking free radicals in the body
Output: selenium
Category: QUOTES 
Clue: In a 1952 campaign speech, this Illinois Democrat said, "A hungry man is not a free man"
Output: adlai stevenson
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: To go from Philadelphia to New Jersey, you cross this river that shares its name with another state
Output: the delaware
Category: TWINS 
Clue: Brigitte Helm played both the virginal Maria & her sexy robot twin in this 1927 Fritz Lang film
Output: metropolis
Category: CONDIMENTS 
Clue: The name of this, often a tomato & chili concoction, means "sauce" in Spanish
Output: salsa
Category: FRENCH LESSONS 
Clue: This organization whose name comes from the French for "sun" calls its bungee routine "ballet without gravity"
Output: cirque du soleil
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: The capital of this Pacific island kingdom is Nuku'alofa
Output: tonga
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: Fluid dynamics can be divided into hydrodynamics, the study of fluids in motion, & this study of gases in motion
Output: aerodynamics
Category: SCANDALOUS NURSERY RHYMES 
Clue: He kissed the girls & made them cry (I smell a lawsuit)
Output: georgie porgie
Category: HALLS OF FAME 
Clue: This "Little Women" author was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in 1996
Output: louisa may alcott
Category: COLLEGE MOVIES 
Clue: Disillusioned with their lives, Luke Wilson & Will Ferrell start their own frat in this film
Output: old school
Category: OF A MAN NAMED BRADY 
Clue: In 2007 this Patriots QB from Michigan threw a single-season record 50 TD passes
Output: tom brady
Category: CHIEF JUSTICES OF THE U.S. 
Clue: The longest-serving Chief (1801-1835), he & Thomas Jefferson both descended from Va. planter William Randolph
Output: marshall
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: Berlioz neglected his medical studies in this capital, preferring to spend his nights at the opera
Output: paris
Category: WEATHER TERMS 
Clue: Richard Pryor's daughter, she's been seen on Showtime's "Rude Awakening"
Output: rain pryor
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: Formally organized in the 1870s, it began as a secret order of garment workers in 1869
Output: the knights of labor
Category: REAGAN 101 
Clue: His term as president of this began in 1947
Output: the screen actors guild
Category: WRITING IN FICTION 
Clue: A frustrated office drudge becomes a megalomaniac in this Russian novelist's "Diary of a Madman"
Output: nikolay gogol
Category: QUEENS OF ENGLAND 
Clue: In 1559 she signed the Act of Supremacy establishing the monarch as head of the Church of England
Output: elizabeth i
Category: LOVE THOSE VEGGIES! 
Clue: Zea mays
Output: corn
Category: A CHRISTMAS CAROL 
Clue: "A partridge in a pear tree"
Output: "the twelve days of christmas"
Category: GET MOVING 
Clue: A word for something with many parts, like a bill in Congress, can be shortened to this public transport
Output: bus
Category: OH, NO! IT'S OPERA! 
Clue: This Greek tragic heroine is the subject of 2 Gluck operas, one set in Aulis & one in Tauris
Output: iphigénie
Category: THE "DEL"s 
Clue: Erase, erase, erase, perhaps with the touch of a button
Output: delete
Category: HARRISON FORD 
Clue: 1 of the 4 characters Ford has played more than once on film
Output: han solo, jack ryan, indiana jones or bob
Category: RECIPES 
Clue: Blend mayonnaise, vinegar & sugar, then add shredded green & red cabbage to make this
Output: cole slaw
Category: CHILDREN'S LITERATURE 
Clue: In Aesop's fables this animal is paired with "the Stork", "the Crow" & "the Grapes"
Output: a fox
Category: THE OLD WEST 
Clue: Some say this Kentucky-born judge's original family name was Boone & that he & Daniel Boone were relatives
Output: judge roy bean
Category: POINT THE "FINGER" 
Clue: Close basketball shot from the tip of the hand into the basket
Output: a finger roll
Category: ORGANIZATIONS 
Clue: Collectively, the 11 members of this organization supply about 40% of the world's oil output
Output: opec
Category: NATIONAL MONUMENTS 
Clue: Arizona's Canyon De Chelly National Monument lies within this Indian reservation
Output: navajo
Category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: In Latin, "uva" is a bunch of these, whether green or purple, seeded or seedless
Output: grapes
Category: MOVIE PEOPLE 
Clue: It's the name of Jim Carrey's "Pet Detective"
Output: ace ventura
Category: FORMER PLACE NAMES 
Clue: What was once East Pakistan is today this country
Output: bangladesh
Category: A BUG'S LIFE 
Clue: You'll find this wingless pest with a metallic name in many books; not as an entry, but as a feeder
Output: silverfish
Category: BASKIN ROBBINS ICE CREAM 
Clue: In 1986, to celebrate a Don Johnson TV series, BR came up with this flavor--fruity, refreshing & 1 letter shorter
Output: miami ice
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: Several of its football songs were written by alumnus Cole Porter
Output: yale
Category: STORIED HOTELS 
Clue: The Cloud Hotel is pivotal to the plot of this man's first novel, "Other Voices, Other Rooms"
Output: truman capote
Category: ART HISTORY 
Clue: In the 1600s this country produced some of the greatest masters; in the 1700s its best painter was Cornelis Troost
Output: the netherlands
Category: LITERARY RELATIVES 
Clue: His great-granddaughter Monica, who's a novelist too, probably never called him an "old curiosity"
Output: charles dickens
Category: a lower case category 
Clue: it's the lower case letter in the standard abbreviation for "doctor of philosophy"
Output: h
Category: BO, MOE OR PO 
Clue: John Schneider first played this "Good Ol' Boy" in 1979
Output: bo duke
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: James Thurber's story of this daydreaming husband first appeared in a 1939 issue of The New Yorker
Output: walter mitty
Category: OLYMPIC VENUES 
Clue: The appropriate site of the first modern Olympics
Output: athens
Category: BALLET 
Clue: One version of this ballet includes Crystal, the little glass slipper fairy
Output: cinderella
Category: YOU NEED A DRINK 
Clue: To make this 4-letter drink, the rice has to be milled because the starch, which ferments, is in the center of the rice
Output: sake
Category: KIDS RULE! 
Clue: Jeanne de Navarre was 13 when she became this country's queen in 1285
Output: france
Category: THE WEST COAST 
Clue: This port city is named for what James Ryan said upon arriving in 1850 (he may have been quoting Archimedes)
Output: eureka, california
Category: NFL TEAM MASCOTS 
Clue: Gumbo the dog
Output: the saints
Category: SEINFELD 
Clue: This "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star provided the voice of George Steinbrenner
Output: larry david
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: 2 Civil War forts were built on this western island of the Florida Keys
Output: key west
Category: 17 
Clue: By the Geneva Accords of 1954, the 17th Parallel divided this Asian nation into northern & southern sections
Output: vietnam
Category: THE BRITISH INVASION 
Clue: Called the most successful female singer in British history she had her first U.S. No. 1 hit in 1964 with “Downtown”
Output: petula clark
Category: TINKERERS 
Clue: In 1909 Leo Baekeland patented the first completely synthetic resin under this trademark
Output: bakelite
Category: THE WAR OF 1812 
Clue: A provision of this treaty ending the war set up a commission to settle the boundary between the U.S. & Canada
Output: the treaty of ghent
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: "Kholstomer" by this "War And Peace" author is a satire on human beings from a horse's point of view
Output: leo tolstoy
Category: SPORTS LEAGUES 
Clue: The first 4 Super Bowls matched up the champions of these 2 leagues
Output: afl & nfl
Category: AWARDS 
Clue: The ALA presents an award named in honor of Theodore Geisel, aka this author, for beginning readers' books
Output: dr. seuss
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: Denmark's Queen Margrethe II was born in this "wonderful, wonderful" Danish capital in 1940
Output: copenhagen
Category: BRAINBUSTERS 
Clue: It's the total number of years in 1,001 centuries
Output: 100,100 years
Category: GOOD SPORTS 
Clue: In 1997 this QB led the Packers to a 35-21 Super Bowl win vs. the Patriots; as of 2007, he was still their QB
Output: brett favre
Category: NAME THAT BOARD GAME 
Clue: "Miss Scarlet in the library with the wrench"
Output: clue
Category: REALLY LONG RIVERS 
Clue: While cruising down this river in 1542, Francisco de Orellana was attacked by female warriors; thus, its name
Output: amazon
Category: SUBATOMIC MASS PERSUASION 
Clue: In 1998 it was found that these particles that pass through everything at light speed do have mass
Output: neutrinos
Category: AUTHORS 
Clue: This author of "The Son of the Wolf" & "The Sea-Wolf" called his home "Wolf House"
Output: jack london
Category: HAIL TO THE CHIEF 
Clue: While he was president, his residence was a house on Cherry Street in New York City
Output: george washington
Category: LET'S CLEAN UP 
Clue: If you're using a leaf skimmer, you're probably keeping this clean
Output: your pool
Category: BATTLES OF THE BULGE 
Clue: In 2008 Esquire wrote that this "Wedding Crashers" actor looked like himself, only bigger
Output: vince vaughn
Category: JUDGE NOT 
Clue: From old Norse for "grin scornfully", you may do it over your enemy's misfortunes
Output: gloat
Category: GREEK GODS 
Clue: This handsome young deity was the god of archery & brother of Artemis, goddess of the hunt
Output: apollo
Category: PROPER NAMES 
Clue: A coil of hair, or a bundle of yarn or cotton
Output: a hank
Category: NEW GROUP TERMS FOR ANIMALS? 
Clue: A "stench of" these, be they spotted, hog-nosed or striped
Output: skunks
Category: NEW YORK CITY SONGS 
Clue: This title line precedes "Remember me to Herald Square!"
Output: "give my regards to broadway"
Category: ANIMAL GROUPS 
Clue: This word can refer to laziness, a 2-toed mammal, or a group of bears
Output: sloth
Category: "L.L.", SEE 
Clue: Different from a wireless, this is a term for a phone with physical connection between 2 devices
Output: a landline
Category: WHICH TIME ZONE? 
Clue: Portland, Oregon
Output: pacific
Category: A WORK OF PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: Karl Marx was heavily influenced by this German's "Phenomenology of Mind"
Output: hegel
Category: NAMES BY THE NUMBER 
Clue: Moe Howard, Larry Fine & Curly Howard
Output: the three stooges
Category: LET'S HIT IT 
Clue: Everlast makes these that come in speed and heavy varieties
Output: punching bags
Category: A ROMANTIC DINNER 
Clue: To start, my little pot sticker, how about an appetizer--this Asian one, skewered meat dipped in a peanut sauce
Output: satay
Category: TALKING ITALIAN 
Clue: A journalist would uncover that "chi" , "che", "quando", "dove" & "perché" translate to these 5 terms
Output: who, what, where, why & when
Category: ROSE 
Clue: This hybrid tea rose shares its name with a top French cooking school
Output: cordon bleu
Category: FITZ 
Clue: This freighter that tragically sank in Lake Superior in 1975 was named for a Milwaukee civic leader
Output: the edmund fitzgerald
Category: TRAVEL AND TOURISM 
Clue: This city's World's Fair held in 1967 is perpetuated each summer under the title "Man and His World"
Output: montreal
Category: ALL ABOUT PRESIDENTS 
Clue: Zachary Taylor disapproved of his daughter Sarah's 1835 marriage to this future Confederate president
Output: jefferson davis
Category: ALPHABET SOUP 
Clue: On TV, letter on Miss DeFazio's blouses
Output: l
Category: OFF-BROADWAY 2000 
Clue: Critics weren't all kind to a revival of "Arms and the Man" by this playwright & critic
Output: george bernard shaw
Category: FRATERNITIES 
Clue: Founded in 1888, the Loyal Order of this large deer once had Warren G. Harding & Charlie Chaplin as members
Output: moose
Category: STAR TREK: VOYAGER 
Clue: Voyager in the Delta Quadrant is trying to get back to this quadrant, its home
Output: the alpha quadrant
Category: ROYALTY 
Clue: After seizing the English throne, Canute of Denmark married Emma, widow of this "Unready" king
Output: ethelred
Category: ABBREVIATIONS 
Clue: This seaside structure is abbreviated whf.
Output: wharf
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: The ridges in this type of heavy carton paper, from the Latin for "wrinkle", are called flutes
Output: corrugated
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: Citrus fruit named for the resemblance of its apex to a belly button
Output: navel orange
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: This great Zulu leader was the son of Nandi & Senzangakona, a Zulu chief
Output: shaka zulu
Category: THEY'RE SPORTY 
Clue: The Los Angeles Kings retired his No. 99 jersey
Output: wayne gretzky
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: It's the nickname of William Lonigan, the 15-year-old hero of a 1930s trilogy written by James T. Farrell
Output: "studs"
Category: McGRAW-HILL 
Clue: While growing up, one of Tim McGraw's heroes was this ballplayer whom he later learned was his father
Output: tug mcgraw
Category: OBSOLETE DEFINITIONS 
Clue: It used to mean "short in stature"; a shortstop has one on either side of him
Output: base
Category: BABY BOOMER MEMORIES 
Clue: The John Birch Society coined the term comsymp, short for this
Output: communist sympathizer
Category: ANCIENT ROME 
Clue: Members of Rome's oldest & richest families were called patricians; the rest of Rome's citizens were called this
Output: plebeians
Category: FAMOUS QUOTES 
Clue: Of him, Francis Church said "Thank God, he lives, & he lives forever... Virginia"
Output: santa claus
Category: HANNA-BARBERA DOGS 
Clue: In one episode of the original "Jetsons", a millionaire tried to take him away
Output: astro
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: To get this 3-toed animal to move faster, you might say, "Ai, wish you'd shake a leg!"
Output: a sloth
Category: PRESIDENTIAL MIDDLE NAMES 
Clue: Alan
Output: chester a. arthur
Category: POMPIDOU & CIRCUMSTANCE 
Clue: During WWII, G.P. fought as a lt. & won this French military honor created in 1915 to reward bravery
Output: the croix de guerre
Category: ONCE THEY WERE ANGELS 
Clue: She's had a clothing line at K-Mart since 1985
Output: jaclyn smith
Category: WOMEN: WRITE ON! 
Clue: Her novel "The Book of Ruth" won the 1989 Hemingway Foundation Pen Award for best first fiction
Output: jane hamilton
Category: JINGLES ALL THE WAY 
Clue: "Double your pleasure, double your fun" with this gum
Output: doublemint gum
Category: BIRTHQUAKES 
Clue: An 8.6 quake in Tibet heralded the Aug. 15, 1950 arrival of this only daughter of Elizabeth II
Output: princess anne
Category: AROUND THE DUNGEON 
Clue: From the Latin for "little hand", they're handcuffs
Output: manicles
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES HOUSE & HOME 
Clue: A company called California these benefits from the notion that organized these "are the key to... a freer life"
Output: closets
Category: BELLS 
Clue: 1857 song that includes the line "Bells on bob-tail ring"
Output: jingle bells
Category: LINES FROM LITERATURE 
Clue: Chapter 1 of it begins, "'Camelot--Camelot,' said I to myself. 'I don't seem to remember hearing of it before'"
Output: a connecticut yankee in king arthur\'s court
Category: mini-mountains 
Clue: L.A.'s Mount Lee is the home of this 50' tall, 450' long sign
Output: "hollywood"
Category: NEWSPAPERS 
Clue: He now owns the New York Post, Village Voice, Boston Herald, Chicago Sun-Times & San Antonio Express
Output: rupert murdoch
Category: LESSER-KNOWN COMPOSERS 
Clue: Thomas Morley was known for putting lots of fa-la-las into these songs for several voices
Output: madrigals
Category: WOMEN OF THE WORLD 
Clue: She wrote her first novel, "The House of the Spirits", in exile soon after her uncle's assassination
Output: isabel allende