niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: REVOLUTIONARIES 
Clue: In April 1777 this pamphleteer was elected Secretary of the Committee of Foreign Affairs in Congress
Output: paine
Category: TV DEMISES 
Clue: Sitcom character whose fiancee Susan died from licking toxic envelope glue
Output: george costanza
Category: NOVELS & NOVELISTS 
Clue: Victor Hugo's working title for this novel was "Miseres"
Output: les miserables
Category: TELEVISION HISTORY 
Clue: He was named to the CBS board of directors after he gave up his news anchor position to Dan Rather
Output: walter cronkite
Category: THE BOSS 
Clue: Bruce Springsteen was born in 1949 in Freehold, near Asbury Park, in this state
Output: new jersey
Category: THE UNITED NATIONS 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew outside the U.N. building)  The land the U.N. complex is built on was donated by this wealthy businessman
Output: john d. rockefeller
Category: SCIENCE BRIEFS 
Clue: Traveling 1 astronomical unit from the sun, you should just reach this planet
Output: earth
Category: HISPANIC-AMERICAN FIRSTS 
Clue: In 1973 this late Pittsburgh Pirate became the first Hispanic American inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame
Output: clemente
Category: WRITERS' RELATIVES 
Clue: This "Naked Lunch" author was named for his paternal grandfather, who invented the adding machine
Output: burroughs
Category: THEY'RE IN CHARGE 
Clue: Latin American president Ernesto Zedillo
Output: mexico
Category: THEATRICAL ANGELS 
Clue: The original Broadway cast of this play based on a Thomas Wolfe novel featured Tony Perkins as Eugene Gant
Output: look homeward, angel
Category: THE "I"s HAVE IT 
Clue: Dorothy Hamill must have fond memories of this Tyrolean city: she won her Olympic gold medal there
Output: innsbruck
Category: HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS 
Clue: The New Year's Day Mummers Parade travels north up Broad Street, ending at City Hall in this city
Output: philadelphia
Category: BOY MEETS WORLD 
Clue: Around 1347 B.C. at the age of 9, his rule as pharaoh began
Output: king tut
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Using a 200-year-old technique, a V.A. hospital in Long Beach, Calif. has utilized these fly larvae to treat patients
Output: maggots
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: In the late 1600s this Asian grain became the main crop of the Carolina coastal lowlands
Output: rice
Category: BOOKS OF 1970 
Clue: This 1970 Irwin Shaw book became a TV miniseries in 1976
Output: rich man, poor man
Category: AT THE BUSINESS' WEBSITE 
Clue: Learn about "The Clydesdales... an American tradition" at this beer's .com
Output: budweiser
Category: SCANDALS 
Clue: She's doing commercials for No Excuses sportswear following her fling with Gary Hart
Output: donna rice
Category: MAJOR MUSICAL WORKS 
Clue: This first season of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" is in E major
Output: "spring"
Category: AWARDS 
Clue: Theodore Hesburgh, once president of this university, has been awarded over 100 honorary degrees
Output: notre dame
Category: "COME" 
Clue: When someone "gets" this, it's regarded as a just punishment
Output: comeuppance
Category: ABBREV. 
Clue: Religiously speaking, Xnty. is an abbreviation for this
Output: christianity
Category: THE LANGUAGE OF FOOD 
Clue: "Life is just a bowl of" these; one sour type is the dark mahogany red morello
Output: cherries
Category: NO E'S PLEASE 
Clue: It's among our country's top 3 newspapers in circulation
Output: usa today
Category: ON THEIR PERMANENT RECORDS 
Clue: Known for his "Common Sense", this revolutionary left school at 13 after refusing to learn Latin
Output: thomas paine
Category: DOUBLE G WHIZ 
Clue: Apologies to those dining at home now: it's a soft-bodied, legless larva of certain flies
Output: a maggot
Category: HALL-ELUJAH! 
Clue: In 2006 Cesar Chavez, John Muir & the Hearst family were among the inaugural inductees in this state's H.O.F.
Output: california
Category: LIVIN' IN THE '80s 
Clue: This brand of artificial sweetener was introduced in a gumball in 1981
Output: nutrasweet
Category: LESSER-KNOWN MOVIES 
Clue: The title character of this 1991 Coen Brothers film is a caricature of writer Clifford Odets
Output: barton fink
Category: ACTORS IN '50s FILMS 
Clue: He played Billy the Kid in "The Left-Handed Gun" in 1958, 11 years before he starred as Butch Cassidy
Output: paul newman
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: It's located about 30 miles south of the DMZ
Output: seoul
Category: COMPUTERESE 
Clue: Like a waiter, a network computer might say "I'll be your" this & store files or manage printers
Output: server
Category: 19TH CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: By 1857 he was producing 10,000 steel plows per year
Output: john deere
Category: PUBS & TAVERNS 
Clue: The Last Drop Tavern was named for its proximity to the spot where public hangings took place in this Scottish capital
Output: edinburgh
Category: MARYLAND 
Clue: This disgraced politician's portrait was taken down in the Maryland state house in 1979 & rehung in 1995
Output: spiro agnew
Category: WORLD ART 
Clue: M's that apply to 20th C. painter David Siqueiros include Marxist, muralist & this nationality
Output: mexican
Category: CORRESPONDENTS 
Clue: Kate Webb, a rare female Vietnam War reporter, was captured in this adjoining country & presumed dead, but got out
Output: cambodia
Category: REAL ESTATE 
Clue: In 1996 California created a state agency to provide this type of homeowners' insurance
Output: earthquake insurance
Category: MONTREAL EXPOSE 
Clue: Each summer Montreal hosts a Juste Pour Rire Festival, called "Just for" these in English
Output: laughs
Category: SHE'S IN CHARGE 
Clue: This soft drink company "For Those Who Think Young" has Indra Nooyi as its president, not Britney Spears
Output: pepsi
Category: MOVIE CHARACTERS 
Clue: In a 2007 film, Dan Evans (Christian Bale) is trying to get outlaw Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) on this title train
Output: the 3:10 to yuma
Category: ANIMALIA 
Clue: Dr. Seuss' Yertle was one
Output: turtle
Category: SPORTS STARS 
Clue: The '96 Olympic Gymnastics team reunited (as bridesmaids) when this balance beam champ got hitched in '99
Output: shannon miller
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: This useful Englishman was known as the Father of Utilitarianism, & that works for me
Output: jeremy bentham
Category: 4-LETTER FRIENDS 
Clue: A nobleman, or to look intently
Output: peer
Category: STUFF I WANT 
Clue: Forget the GV; I want the G550 large-cabin ultra-range jet from this company
Output: gulfstream
Category: CAT SKILLS 
Clue: The clouded variety of this large feline of Southeast Asia is known to perch & hide in trees
Output: a leopard
Category: THE QUOTABLE EINSTEIN 
Clue: This "is more important than knowledge"
Output: imagination
Category: THAT'LL BE THE "DAY" 
Clue: The Marx Brothers wreak havoc at a sanitorium in this 1937 release
Output: a day at the races
Category: SCIENCE BRIEFS 
Clue: Conceived around 1686, "G" is known as this man's constant
Output: newton
Category: THE '70s 
Clue: In 1079 this Persian astronomer & poet calculated the year to be 365.2421 days, an extremely accurate figure
Output: omar khayyám
Category: IF THEY MARRIED... 
Clue: Mary, co-host of "E.T.", weds Watergate "Deep Throat" W. Mark & hyphenates to get this sincere name
Output: mary hart-felt
Category: SIKH 
Clue: One of the 5 K's of Sikh belief, Kesh is the vow never to cut this
Output: hair
Category: SHE-PLANTS 
Clue: Its forked branches are used for divining rods & its bark & leaves are used in potions -- er, lotions
Output: witch hazel
Category: SOUTH SPECIFIC 
Clue: A Miami Herald columnist since 1985, he's known for comic novels about Floridian corruption
Output: carl hiaasen
Category: I GOT THE MUSIC IN ME 
Clue: To see John Lennon's Sgt. Pepper costume, head to this Ohio establishment
Output: the rock & roll hall of fame
Category: LITERATURE ON FILM 
Clue: In a 1941 film based on R.L. Stevenson's horror classic, Spencer Tracy played these 2 title characters
Output: dr. jekyll & mr. hyde
Category: STATE FAIRS 
Clue: Washington's state fair turned 100 in 2008 & set a record by gathering 24 of these people in a room
Output: centenarians
Category: THE BRONTE BEAT 
Clue: The portrait of the Brontes seen here was painted by this man, their brother:
Output: patrick branwell bronte
Category: SEOUL SEARCHING 
Clue: Chongwadae, also known as "The Blue House", is where this Korean official lives
Output: president
Category: PUMP UP THE JAM 
Clue: Greeks & Phoenicians spread the popularity of this 3-letter jam fruit throughout the old world; enjoy a San Pedro!
Output: fig
Category: FILL E_____R UP 
Clue: Celebration of the Resurrection
Output: easter
Category: QUAKER OATHS 
Clue: This Quaker & suffragist leader declared in 1873, "This government is not a democracy... it is an odious aristocracy"
Output: susan anthony
Category: IT'S A MYSTERY 
Clue: His crime novel "Rum Punch" was filmed by Quentin Tarantino as "Jackie Brown"
Output: elmore leonard
Category: "IF" ONLY... 
Clue: Proverbial condition under which "beggars might ride"
Output: "if wishes were horses"
Category: CAMEO CAMERA 
Clue: In his last role filmed on U.S. soil, this man slit Jack Nicholson's nose in "Chinatown"
Output: roman polanski
Category: THE 1996 OLYMPICS 
Clue: As it turned out, the U.S. didn't need the points from her 2nd vault, which worsened her ankle injury
Output: kerri strug
Category: WINNER OF OUR DISCONTENT 
Clue: This Windy City fan said in a released statement that he "did not even see Moises Alou, much less that he may have had a play"
Output: steve bartman
Category: TAKE YOUR MEDICINE 
Clue: Grape Splash & Bubble Gum Yum are flavors of "Children's" this, which Mom might alternate with Motrin
Output: tylenol
Category: THE NEW YORK TIMES TIMELINE 
Clue: The Times won a Pulitzer for its publication of these purloined documents in 1972
Output: the pentagon papers
Category: POULTRY 
Clue: This quail, the only one native to Eastern U.S., gets its name from its whistle, not its color
Output: bobwhite
Category: WORDS IN (THE) DICTIONARY 
Clue: A bond, an electrovalent bond
Output: ionic
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: Varieties of this brand of seasoned coating mix from Kraft include Tangy Honey Glaze & Original Pork
Output: shake \'n bake
Category: IN THE BOOKSTORE 
Clue: Perhaps you'd like to pick up his "Collected Plays: 1944-1961", which includes "The Crucible" & "Death of a Salesman"
Output: arthur miller
Category: WEBSITES 
Clue: Kids Web Japan has a page on this art that shows you how to fold a piece of paper into the shape of a dog or a piano
Output: origami
Category: NEW MEDIA 
Clue: In January of 2007, this company started delivering movies electronically as well as by mail
Output: netflix
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: During WWII he was head of the Kuomintang party & commander of the Chinese army
Output: chiang kai-shek
Category: 2001 U.S. STAMPS 
Clue: The Chinese New Year stamp for 2001 features this animal set in grass-style calligraphy
Output: snake/serpent
Category: "A" MEN 
Clue: This photographer known for his celebrity portraits learned his craft while in the Merchant Marine
Output: richard avedon
Category: ENTERTAINING WOMEN 
Clue: These athletic sisters had a reality show subtitled "For Real"
Output: the williams sisters
Category: NOW THAT'S ITALIAN 
Clue: At age 28 his third opera, "Nabucco", made him one of Italy's foremost composers
Output: verdi
Category: ON THE RISK BOARD 
Clue: This old name of a southeast Asian kingdom lives on in the game
Output: siam
Category: ALL AROUND NEW YORK 
Clue: Across the way from Columbia University, you'll find this famous college for women
Output: barnard
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: Dramatic 16th C. style named for the Portuguese "Barroco", meaning an irregular-shaped pearl
Output: baroque
Category: AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: Dan Aykroyd played Mack Sennett in this 1992 biopic starring Robert Downey, Jr.
Output: chaplin
Category: ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE 
Clue: The Houses of Lancaster & York used different colored types of these flowers as their symbols
Output: roses
Category: DOUBLE Ws 
Clue: This Mills Brothers song standard says, "Light up you little ol' bug of lightnin'"
Output: "glow worm"
Category: EDIBLE EUPHEMISMS 
Clue: Hog innards, usually called these in the South, have also been called Kentucky oysters
Output: chitlins
Category: WHEN THEY WERE IN COLLEGE 
Clue: This Matt Damon-Ben Affleck movie grew out of a scene Matt wrote for a playwriting class at Harvard
Output: good will hunting
Category: ODE ON A GRECIAN, EARNED 
Clue: Let's "Post" some facts: her maiden name is Stassinopoulos & she has an M.A. in economics from Cambridge
Output: arianna huffington
Category: IKE SPEAKS 
Clue: In 1957 Ike used "the full power of the United States" to enforce integration at Central High in this city
Output: little rock
Category: PITT STORY 
Clue: Brad Pitt was an Irish Gypsy boxer with an indecipherable accent in this 2000 Guy Ritchie flick
Output: snatch
Category: SWEET "P" 
Clue: Gene Fowler's biography of John Barrymore is called "Good Night, Sweet" this
Output: prince
Category: BEASTLY LANGUAGE 
Clue: To create different words, this prefix can go before berry, neck & flesh
Output: goose
Category: C IS FOR... 
Clue: Connolly, Maureen, one of the great players in this sport
Output: tennis
Category: AMERICAN POSTAL ABBREVIATIONS 
Clue: MO
Output: missouri
Category: PAINT IT "BLACK" 
Clue: During the War of 1812, this Sauk Indian chief & about 500 of his warriors fought for the British
Output: black hawk
Category: REMEMBER 1989? 
Clue: Attracting widespread media coverage, this star of "The Queen of Outer Space" slapped a cop
Output: zsa zsa gabor
Category: NATIVE AMERICANS 
Clue: Now usually meaning a conference, it has also meant to practice magic
Output: pow-wow
Category: "M"USIC 
Clue: A type of Medieval or Renaissance musician; Nanki-poo sang, "A Wandering" one "I, a thing of shreds & patches"
Output: a minstrel
Category: A "COCK"-EYED CATEGORY 
Clue: A staged battle between 2 roosters
Output: cockfight
Category: NATIVE AMER. WOMEN 
Clue: Nanye'hi Ward led the Cherokees to victory over the Creeks & became 1 of these
Output: a beloved woman
Category: LESSER-KNOWN PROVERBS 
Clue: It specifically "tries truth" as well as generally "tries all things"
Output: time
Category: BASKETBALL 
Clue: In 1994 he hit 3 HRs for the Double-A Birmingham Barons; in '96 he was the NBA's season & finals MVP
Output: michael jordan
Category: I'M MELTING 
Clue: Snowmelt plus ground still frozen from winter can equal this, the most common type of U.S. natural disaster
Output: flood
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Jules Perrot's short ballet "Pas de Quatre" requires this many ballerinas
Output: 4
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: His play "Winterset" is based on the case of Sacco & Vanzetti
Output: maxwell anderson
Category: MAURICE, BARRY OR ROBIN 
Clue: Bejart & Sendak
Output: maurice
Category: ROBOTICS 
Clue: GM helped develop cobots, or collaborative robots, for this production process on a line of the same name
Output: an assembly line
Category: MIND YOUR BUSINESS 
Clue: In 1959 the Ohio Art toy company got the rights to l'Ecran magique, the Magic Writer, & renamed it this
Output: the etch a sketch
Category: ELTON JOHN SONGS 
Clue: "Goodbye Norma Jean though I never knew you at all"
Output: "candle in the wind"
Category: JACKs 
Clue: Explaining why he lost the heavyweight championship to Gene Tunney, he said, "I forgot to duck"
Output: jack dempsey
Category: POLITICAL TERMS 
Clue: Considered America's first political party, it was succeeded by the Whigs
Output: the federalists
Category: LAWRENCE 
Clue: In "Romeo & Juliet", he marries Romeo & Juliet
Output: friar lawrence
Category: "D" DAY 
Clue: It's the basic monetary unit of Greece
Output: drachma
Category: PHOTOGRAPHY 
Clue: When selling its box camera, this company used the slogan, "You Press the Button, We Do the Rest"
Output: kodak
Category: TEENS ON BROADWAY 
Clue: Jane Krakowski of this Calista Flockhart TV series was a teen star on Broadway in "Starlight Express"
Output: ally mcbeal
Category: FAMOUS FOR 15 MINUTES 
Clue: A category on "Famous Houseguests" would have to include this dude whose real first name is Brian
Output: kato kaelin
Category: "J" WALKING 
Clue: On a snowy winter night he nips at your nose & your window
Output: jack frost
Category: ROCKS & STUFF 
Clue: This form of molten rock deep within the earth can reach a temperature of over 2100 degrees
Output: magma
Category: TEX-ARCANA 
Clue: Big Bend National Park is on a Big Bend of this river in western Texas
Output: the rio grande
Category: NEXT LETTER AFTER... 
Clue: ...J in the Macedonian alphabet
Output: k
Category: FASHION DESIGNERS 
Clue: Isaac Mizrahi appeared as himself on the May 6, 1997 3-D episode of this Michael J. Fox sitcom
Output: spin city
Category: THE RULES OF THE GAMES 
Clue: If a referee calls "offside" during a football game, the offending team may be penalized this many yards
Output: 5
Category: BOXING 
Clue: He invented the "Rope-A-Dope" technique to tire his opponents
Output: muhammad ali
Category: REBELS WITH A CAUSE 
Clue: In 1971 this consumer advocate founded Public Citizen
Output: ralph nader
Category: SPORTS STARS 
Clue: Amy Van Dyken holds the U.S. record in the 50-meter freestyle event in this sport at 24.87 seconds
Output: swimming
Category: QUOTATIONS 
Clue: The inspirational quote "Win this one for the Gipper" is attributed to him
Output: knute rockne
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: It's the cry of the chachalaca bird of South America
Output: chachalaca
Category: ABRAHAM 
Clue: After this wife's death, Abraham married Keturah
Output: sarah
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: About 80% of this Mediterranean island's 700,000 people speak Greek; about 18% speak Turkish
Output: cyprus
Category: SCIENCE LAB 
Clue: In 1985 a British Antarctic science expedition first detected one of these that forms annually in the ozone layer
Output: a hole
Category: VOLCANOES 
Clue: At least 57 people died as a result of this U.S. volcano's May 18, 1980 eruption
Output: mount st. helens
Category: HOPE THIS ISN'T AN OPERA CATEGORY 
Clue: 4 sisters cavort in the March family attic in Act I of the opera based on this 1868 novel
Output: little women
Category: WRITERS BY QUOTE 
Clue: "Bred en bawn in a brier-patch, Brer Fox"
Output: joel chandler harris
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Hybrid Theory" & "Meteora" are albums by this alt-metal band that's the second-priciest Monopoly property
Output: linkin park place
Category: LET'S PLAY MAH-JONGG 
Clue: Mah-jongg was a U.S. fad in this decade, along with bathtub gin & the Charleston
Output: 1920s
Category: THEM'S FIGHTIN' WORDS! 
Clue: A beverage of more than 2 fruit juices, or Judy's puppet partner
Output: punch
Category: STOCK SYMBOLS 
Clue: CPB is the symbol for this maker of alphabet soup
Output: campbell\'s
Category: RHYMES WITH ME 
Clue: Piece of equipment for Picabo Street
Output: ski
Category: "G"EOGRAPHY 
Clue: This city bordering Dallas shares its name with a hanging floral decoration
Output: garland
Category: COFFEES ALL AROUND 
Clue: This "Good to the last drop" brand lets you choose among smooth, rich & bold
Output: maxwell house
Category: ARCHAEOLOGY 
Clue: From the Latin for "made by skill", it's a portable object like a tool or a weapon made or used in the past
Output: artifact
Category: ON THE RADIO 
Clue: In 1984 L.A.'s KDAY became the USA's first station devoted to this genre of music
Output: rap
Category: THE U.S. CONSTITUTION 
Clue: Article 1, Section 3 states that this person "shall be president of the Senate" & vote only in case of ties
Output: the vice president
Category: BROADWAY MUSICALS 
Clue: Dogpatch is almost hit by an atom bomb in this 1956 musical
Output: li\'l abner
Category: SPECIAL "T"s 
Clue: Hershey's Skor bar is this type of candy enrobed in chocolate
Output: toffee
Category: LYRICAL MOP UP 
Clue: David Bowie: "And I've been putting out fire with ___"
Output: gasoline
Category: RUSSIAN AROUND 
Clue: Leo Tolstoy got a firsthand look at war at Sevastopol during this war
Output: the crimean war
Category: ACCESSORIZING 
Clue: Founded in 1837 to make saddles, this French firm is renowned for accessories like scarves & handbags
Output: hermes
Category: B.C. 
Clue: Under Augustus, construction began on this "all gods" temple
Output: the pantheon
Category: LESLIE NIELSEN MOVIES 
Clue: One of Saskatchewan-born Leslie's last starring roles was in 2002's "Men with Brooms", about this sport
Output: curling
Category: THE LIBERTY BELL 
Clue: This Pennsylvania city officially owns the bell
Output: philadelphia
Category: I STILL LIKE CARTOONS 
Clue: He leads Ed & Edd in trying to carry out various adolescent schemes
Output: eddy
Category: QUEENS OF ENGLAND 
Clue: Because her husband took an active rol in the management of her affairs, some called her "Queen Albertine"
Output: victoria
Category: YEARS 
Clue: Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia all fell to the Communists in this year
Output: 1975
Category: MOVIE GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: Gary Busey, Karen Black & Keith Carradine wrote songs for this film; Keith's "I'm Easy" won an Oscar
Output: nashville
Category: FIRST 3 LETTERS OF STATES 
Clue: Jeremy Piven's agent role
Output: arizona
Category: WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA? 
Clue: The 21st century doctrine named for this man allows the U.S. to wage preventive war if an attack on us is coming
Output: george w. bush
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Samuel Johnson defined it as "the unctuous or oily part of milk"
Output: cream
Category: NUMBERS 
Clue: Of the 12 spies sent, only Caleb & this future leader believed the Israelites could take Canaan
Output: joshua
Category: JOCKEY SHORTS 
Clue: This ex-jockey is known for writing horse racing mysteries like "High Stakes"
Output: dick francis
Category: PLEASE TAKE DIRECTION 
Clue: Established in 1802, it was the first school of engineering in the U.S. & women weren't admitted until 1976
Output: west point
Category: HIGHER EDUCATION 
Clue: Texas city whose junior college is famed for its Rangerette drill and dance team
Output: kilgore
Category: KIDNAPPED 
Clue: On Dec. 2, 1969 Cindy Birdsong of this Motown group was kidnapped at knifepoint but escaped by jumping out of a car
Output: the supremes
Category: COLLEGE SPORTS TEAM NICKNAMES 
Clue: Penn State
Output: nittany lions
Category: TARTS 
Clue: The prophet Hosea married a Harlot named this; her last name probably wasn't Pyle
Output: gomer
Category: POET-POURRI 
Clue: In a poem titled "September 1" of this year, W.H. Auden wrote, "The clever hopes expire of a low dishonest decade"
Output: 1939
Category: NAME GAME 
Clue: This presidential first name was originally used as a given name to honor Protestant reformer John
Output: calvin
Category: WORLD WAR II 
Clue: On January 22, 1944 the allies began storming this Italian beach
Output: anzio
Category: AROUND THE WORLD, J. PETERMAN STYLE 
Clue: My travels took me to this Indonesian island's provincial capital of Denpasar where the winds blow hot, east of Java
Output: bali
Category: SILENT MOVIES 
Clue: "The Torrent", released in 1926, was this Swedish actress' first American film
Output: greta garbo
Category: SANDWICHES 
Clue: When you add this New World fruit to a BLT, in becomes a BLAT
Output: avocado
Category: VERBS 
Clue: This type of pad or pillow is also a verb meaning "to absorb shock", as of "the blow"
Output: cushion
Category: DO TRY THIS AT HOME 
Clue: Usually found effervescing on great-grandma's nightstand, this product can also be used to clean silver teapots
Output: denture clean
Category: FILE UNDER "F" 
Clue: A building's lobby may get this fancier-sounding synonym if it's done in marble
Output: foyer
Category: KILLER OPERAS 
Clue: In "The Devils of Loudon", Grandier the priest is killed this way, a la Joan of Arc
Output: burning at the stake
Category: MUSICAL MUSICALS 
Clue: Bessie Smith's music is heard in the sultry revue of this style "in the Night"
Output: blues
Category: LETTER HISTORIES 
Clue: Latin abandoned this letter, from the Semitic symbol for an open hand, in favor of the "C"
Output: k
Category: FOOD SCIENCE 
Clue: At 144 degrees ovotransferrin in these common food items denatures & they then begin to set
Output: eggs
Category: THE TOWER 
Clue: Upon its completion in 1930, the Chrysler Building beat out this structure as the world's tallest
Output: the eiffel tower
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: In WWI Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria & the Ottoman Empire were  known in the West as these "Powers"
Output: the central
Category: "D"OUBLE TALK 
Clue: It's a Brenda Lee hit, a town in India, a lollipop, & a type of bullet
Output: dum dum
Category: CENTURY OF THE CRIME 
Clue: Brutus earns an et tu from Julius Caesar
Output: the 1st century b.c.
Category: JACK LEMMON FILMS 
Clue: In "The China Syndrome", Lemmon played the executive of this type of plant
Output: nuclear power plant
Category: BOOKS ON SPORTS 
Clue: In "Deep Water Passage", Ann Linnea describes kayaking all the way around this largest Great Lake
Output: lake superior
Category: RECENT FILMS 
Clue: Miami dentist Cuba Gooding Jr. inherits a team of sled-pullers in this 2002 film
Output: snow dogs
Category: PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: In "The Ethics", Spinoza wrote that nature abhors one of these
Output: a vacuum
Category: HEY, "U"! 
Clue: This citrus fruit from Jamaica is named for its lack of physical beauty
Output: ugli fruit
Category: KINSEY 
Clue: Dr. Alfred Kinsey was born in this New Jersey city in 1894, as was Frank Sinatra 21 years later
Output: hoboken
Category: LANGUAGES & DIALECTS 
Clue: Sesotho is a Sotho dialect mainly spoken in the Republic of South Africa & this kingdom
Output: lesotho
Category: COLUMBUS 
Clue: After 7 years living in this country, Columbus asked its King John II for backing, but was turned down
Output: portugal
Category: STARTS WITH "KN" 
Clue: In this city, you can visit the home of John Sevier, the first governor of Tennessee
Output: knoxville
Category: 1979 
Clue: This general resigned as Supreme Commander of NATO and also retired from the U.S. Army
Output: alexander haig
Category: MEET THE PERRYS 
Clue: Matt & Ollie's father served at this S.C. city in the Revolution; their nephew was killed there in the Civil War
Output: charleston
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: Originally this holiday was celebrated on the last day of the Celtic year
Output: halloween
Category: I'LL HAVE THE "HAM" 
Clue: A Cricetus cricetus with large cheek pouches
Output: hamster
Category: ANCIENT PERSIA 
Clue: The palace in the city of Susa was built from cedar timber from what's now this country
Output: lebanon
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: In 1970 this pediatrician authored "A Teenager's Guide to Life and Love"
Output: dr. benjamin spock
Category: HORSE HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Racing fans know this date is a racehorse's official birthdate
Output: january 1
Category: TEXAS 
Clue: On Sept. 24, 2005 the Gulf region was still recovering from Katrina when this hurricane slammed into Texas
Output: rita
Category: CONTEMPORARIES 
Clue: St. Francis of Assisi was already a missionary when this famous grandson of Genghis was born
Output: kublai khan
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: 19th century physiologist Claude Bernard found how this organ converts sugar to glycogen & stores it
Output: the liver
Category: BASEBALL 
Clue: In 1995 he broke Lou Gehrig's record for consecutive games played
Output: cal ripken, jr.
Category: VERY SUPERSTITIOUS 
Clue: It was thought breaking this damages one's soul; since vampires have no soul, they can't be seen in one
Output: a mirror
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: It's the city where the Francis Scott Key Bridge spans the Patapsco River estuary
Output: baltimore
Category: TEA 'N T 
Clue: Wired magazine asked & answered the question "How much is all the tea" here "actually worth?"  $1,590,653,400
Output: china
Category: STATE THE STATE 
Clue: In 1972 Barbara Jordan was elected to Congress from this state
Output: texas
Category: THE BEAT OF THE TOM 
Clue: In the 1957 group known as Tom & Jerry, Tom was Art Garfunkel & he was Jerry
Output: paul simon
Category: WHEN THEY WERE TEENAGERS 
Clue: In his early teens, this "E.T." director won a contest with his short war movie "Escape to Nowhere"
Output: steven spielberg
Category: FARM AID 
Clue: A capon is a neutered male one of these
Output: a rooster
Category: DUTCH & FLEMISH PAINTERS 
Clue: As a diplomat in the 1620s, this 3-named artist helped negotiate a treaty between England & Spain
Output: peter paul rubens
Category: IT'S A PLANE! 
Clue: The Gossamer Albatross was the first plane powered by one of these to cross the English Channel
Output: person
Category: PERFUME 
Clue: Though it has the same name, Benetton's perfume wasn't named for this controversial Sean Penn film
Output: colors
Category: IT'S GREEK MYTH TO ME 
Clue: Pan hung out a lot with this wine god, known to some as Bacchus
Output: dionysus
Category: RHYMING FOLKS 
Clue: There were "Holy Cow"s in the high mass & a banner reading "Heaventh Inning Stretch" at his Chicago funeral in 1998
Output: harry caray
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: The Harvard is made with sweet vermouth; dry vermouth is in this cocktail with the name of a Harvard rival
Output: yale
Category: THE QUASI-WAR WITH FRANCE 
Clue: On June 21, 1798 this president told Congress he was going to break off relations with France
Output: john adams
Category: WHATEVER 
Clue: On New Year's Day, 2009, this celebrated "Catcher in the Rye" author celebrated his 90th birthday
Output: salinger
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: The name of this horse breed tells us that it originated in the Perche area of France
Output: percheron
Category: INTERIORS 
Clue: This suite at the Regent Beverly Wilshire boasts 3 sitting rooms, a dining room & sunken marble tubs
Output: the presidential suite
Category: 2 "Q"s 
Clue: This clue is really something, actually it's the French for "something"
Output: quelque chose
Category: OBSTACLES 
Clue: An obstacle that you jump over metaphorically to attain a goal, or what Felix Sanchez jumps over for real
Output: a hurdle
Category: BACK TO '80s TV 
Clue: In the '80s he was a staple of "Wrestlemania"; he "Knows Best", according to the 2005 reality show about him
Output: hulk hogan
Category: POETS 
Clue: In 1953 his Norton Lectures at Harvard were published as "i: six nonlectures"
Output: cummings
Category: BREWERS, BUCKS & PACKERS 
Clue: Get your butt in gear & know this anatomical term for a small zippered pouch suspended from a belt
Output: a fanny pack
Category: IT'S JUST A THEORY 
Clue: His theory of evolution is widely accepted; his son George's theory of the moon's origin isn't
Output: charles darwin
Category: MUSIC ON THE MAP 
Clue: Gerry & the Pacemakers ferry crossed this Liverpool river
Output: the mersey
Category: HI YA, IRIAN JAYA! 
Clue: The Irian Jaya region has been the easternmost province of this nation since the 1960s
Output: indonesia
Category: WHERE YA FROM, TERPSICHOREAN? 
Clue: Rudolf Nureyev
Output: the soviet union
Category: ALWAYS SAY NEVER 
Clue: There's an old expression that says these "never prosper"; remember that
Output: cheaters
Category: RIVERS 
Clue: In 1951 it was determined that this river's source was in the Sierra Parima of Venezuela
Output: the orinoco
Category: TV CAPTAINS 
Clue: Captain Pike was in the pilot, but this captain replaced him in the series
Output: capt. kirk
Category: MUSICAL GROUPS 
Clue: This outspoken rap group led by Chuck D. took its name from a song title that ended "Number One"
Output: public enemy
Category: "TRICK" OR "TREAT" 
Clue: 8-letter word meaning a written work dealing formally & systematically with a subject
Output: treatise
Category: TRAGEDIES 
Clue: Skiing accidents recently claimed the lives of Michael Kennedy & this entertainer-turned-congressman
Output: sonny bono
Category: PREHISTORIC TIMES 
Clue: The Stone Age lasted until this metal replaced stone as the primary tool-making material
Output: bronze
Category: TOUGH STUFF 
Clue: The Pied Piper led these 2 groups out of Hamelin
Output: rats & children
Category: WOMEN OF COUNTRY 
Clue: With hits like "Jesus, Take The Wheel" & "Some Hearts", this country cutie has hardly been sitting "idol"
Output: underwood
Category: THE ODYSSEY 
Clue: Antinous is the leader of the suitors for her hand
Output: penelope
Category: DUTCH & FLEMISH PAINTERS 
Clue: In 1632 Charles I gave this Dutch master known for his beard a house in London & a summer residence in Kent
Output: van dyck
Category: ALL "FOUR" YOU 
Clue: Buddha taught these moral "truths"
Output: four noble truths
Category: DAFFY-NITIONS 
Clue: Your extended family, or fear of your extended family
Output: kindred/kin dread
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: A person with a hidden flaw is said to have feet of this, from a dream image in Daniel 2:33
Output: clay
Category: GREASY SPOON PHRASE BOOK 
Clue: In a greasy spoon these paired seasonings are "Mike & Ike"
Output: salt & pepper
Category: SAX & THE CITY 
Clue: Born David Jones, this rock legend worked as a saxophonist & a mime before battling Martian spiders
Output: david bowie
Category: TO REMAIN "SILENT" 
Clue: Quiet alliterative nickname of the U.S. Navy's submarine fleet
Output: the silent service
Category: PEOPLE 
Clue: His father's first name was Herbert but this general's first name is just the initial H.
Output: h. norman schwarzkopf
Category: MMM... BACON 
Clue: Our head writer once received a BLT that was missing the B, bacon, leaving only the L & T, these 2 items
Output: lettuce & tomato
Category: SHOWTIME AT THE ACROPOLIS 
Clue: In 2010 protesters against these measures, from a Greek word for "severe" hung a banner from the Acropolis
Output: austerity measures
Category: ANIMAL PLANET? 
Clue: In gymnastics, it's safe to vault over; its body is upholstered
Output: horse
Category: "LITTLE" WOMEN 
Clue: This H.C. Andersen character tries to keep warm on New Year's Eve & has visions of her grandmother
Output: the little match girl
Category: NAME THAT WESTERN 
Clue: 1992: "I'm here to kill you, Little Bill, for what you did to Ned"
Output: unforgiven
Category: WORLD LIT 
Clue: Euphrase Kezilahabi of Tanzania wrote his novel "Rosa Mistika" in this African language
Output: swahili
Category: BRITISH TV 
Clue: This computer-created Matt Frewer character had a British music video show before the U.S. drama
Output: max headroom
Category: STREET SMARTS 
Clue: Columbus, Ohio's main drag is called this, more often the British term for a city's main street
Output: high street
Category: IT HAPPENED ONE FEBRUARY 
Clue: Its first session was Feb. 1, 1790; it adjourned Feb. 10, as no cases were before it
Output: the supreme court
Category: TRUTH OR DARE 
Clue: Truth: This "Common Sense" pamphleteer later turned to inventing, trying to come up with a smokeless candle
Output: thomas paine
Category: THE ANSWER LIES WITHIN 
Clue: Overcome with emotion, the sheep is unable at the moment to make this customary sound
Output: bleat
Category: EARLY AMERICA 
Clue: Harvard College was founded at Newtowne, Massachusetts in 1636; 2 years later the town was renamed this
Output: cambridge
Category: WORLD CURRENCY 
Clue: In 1993 Turkmenistan replaced this unit of currency with the manat
Output: the ruble
Category: HISTORIC PEOPLE 
Clue: Originally named Temujin, this founder of the Mongol Empire took a title which means "universal monarch"
Output: genghis khan
Category: NO WAY!  IT'S NORWAY! 
Clue: Norway rakes it in off this resource & has high hopes for more from the Goliat Field in the Barents Sea
Output: oil
Category: MOVIE NAMES 
Clue: Josh Duhamel plays the title movie star: "Win a Date with ____ ____!"
Output: tad hamilton
Category: GEOGRAPHIC POP 
Clue: David Johansen was the lead singer of this pre-punk band
Output: the new york dolls
Category: DISSECTING MR. FROGGIE 
Clue: In Froggie's skull, you'll find the olfactory nerve that helped him smell & this main nerve that helped him see
Output: optic nerve
Category: ADMIRALS 
Clue: Opposed to war with the U.S., he nevertheless planned the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
Output: isoroku yamamoto
Category: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES 
Clue: Founded as a medical college in 1834, it was later renamed for a New Orleans merchant
Output: tulane
Category: ASTEROID NAMES 
Clue: Daughter of the Ptolemys, spelled with a K
Output: kleopatra
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: In ancient times, this "mother" river of Russia was known as the Rha
Output: volga
Category: LABOR UNIONS 
Clue: The United Rubber Workers is headquartered in this city
Output: akron, ohio
Category: DESCRIBING THE ARTWORK 
Clue: In this work mom is seated, facing left--or is it right?  Anyway, she's clad in black with a white lace cap
Output: whistler\'s mother
Category: LITERARY GROUPS 
Clue: City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco was a 1950s hangout for these itinerant writers & poets
Output: "beat" writers
Category: "EQ" TEST 
Clue: Situated at the same range from 2 places or points
Output: equidistant
Category: GARDEN TALK 
Clue: Frankincense is extracted from the Boswellia; this gift is from the Commiphora
Output: myrrh
Category: NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES 
Clue: A portion of this avenue between the Capitol & the White House was designated a National Historic Site in 1965
Output: pennsylvania avenue
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: In 1883 Mark Twain published his autobiographical "Life on" this river
Output: the mississippi
Category: 'TOON IN 
Clue: This first completely computer-generated feature film was released in 1995
Output: toy story
Category: KNIGHTS OF THE DICTIONARY? 
Clue: He's burying his armor, weapons, a cache of food & a supply of batteries to get ready for some huge disaster
Output: survivalist
Category: THE WRITE STUFF 
Clue: This author's collection "Tales of a Wayside Inn" is set at the Red Horse Tavern in Sudbury, Massachusetts
Output: longfellow
Category: MIRACLE SITES 
Clue: This village where Juan Diego twice saw the Virgin Mary in 1531 is now part of Mexico City
Output: guadalupe
Category: NO PLAIN JANE 
Clue: This New Zealander directed "Sweetie" & "The Piano"
Output: jane campion
Category: BIG BIRTHER 
Clue: How lucky--in 1997 Bobbi McCaughey of Des Moines, Iowa gave birth to the first surviving set of these
Output: septuplets
Category: STATE BIRDS 
Clue: One naturalist reported that this state bird of Arkansas imitated the songs of 32 birds within 10 minutes
Output: the mockingbird
Category: JOG-RAPHY 
Clue: Popular name of the tough section of the Boston Marathon course seen here
Output: "heartbreak hill"
Category: A STATE OF CIVIL WAR 
Clue: On September 17, 1862 Gen. Robert E. Lee's Northern march was halted in this slave-holding Union state
Output: maryland
Category: WALK INTO A "BAR" 
Clue: A pier, wharf or landing place: San Francisco has a famous one
Output: embarcadero
Category: PRETTY PICTURES 
Clue: In the painting seen here, Édouard Manet showed himself and others in this city's Tuileries Gardens
Output: paris
Category: NEWSPAPERS 
Clue: Name shared by newspapers in Lincoln, Kansas City & Toronto
Output: star
Category: "SO" WHAT! 
Clue: It's an organized group or association, like the Red Hat or Humane
Output: a society
Category: SMALLVILLE 
Clue: The name of this city in Texas (pop. 1631) is found in Texas' traditional nickname
Output: lone star
Category: FORGOTTEN MUSICALS 
Clue: After just 5 performances, the door slammed on "A Doll's Life", based on this Scandinavian drama
Output: a doll\'s house
Category: THAT'S A FACT! 
Clue: In 1993, this kids' book line came under fire when one of the people you could find in it was a topless woman on a beach
Output: where\'s waldo?
Category: TURKEY 
Clue: Regarding themselves as rulers of the Muslim world, Turkish sultans held this title until 1924
Output: caliph
Category: AIRCRAFT OF WORLD WAR I 
Clue: Germany's Halberstadt CL IV was powered by this engine brand named for a girl
Output: mercedes
Category: LABOR 
Clue: In August 1981 more than 11,000 of these federal workers were fired for participating in an illegal strike
Output: air traffic controllers
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This word for a ceremonial procession is from old Italian cavalcare, "to ride on horseback"
Output: cavalcade
Category: "V" LOVE IT! 
Clue: It flows through Kazan & Saratov
Output: volga river
Category: 6-WORD BEST PICTURE PLOTS 
Clue: Acrimony accompanies aberrant Austrian amateur's ascent
Output: amadeus
Category: '70s POP CULTURE 
Clue: In 1972 he spread a 200,000 square-foot curtain across a mountain valley in Colorado
Output: christo
Category: CORPORATE HISTORY 
Clue: This man's name is on the world's bestselling bourbon
Output: jim beam
Category: SPORTS & FITNESS 
Clue: Appropriately, red, white & blue are the team colors of this NFL team based in Massachusetts
Output: new england patriots
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: Explorer Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne named this Ala. city after the Maubila Indian tribe
Output: mobile
Category: GAME SHOW HOSTS 
Clue: His 1950s shows "Guess Again", "The Big Surprise" & "Who Pays?" were 30, not 60 minutes
Output: mike wallace
Category: MUSIC VIDEOS 
Clue: David Arquette's role as a guard in Creed's "What If" spoofs his Deputy Dewey role in this film series
Output: scream
Category: ENDS IN "EE" 
Clue: The 2 swords used in women's fencing are the foil & this
Output: the epée
Category: ANIMALS IN LITERATURE 
Clue: An underpaid teacher, this Washington Irving character rides the half-blind, broken-down horse Gunpowder
Output: ichabod crane
Category: ARCHIPELAGOS 
Clue: This island nation off the coast of Florida consists of almost 700 islands & islets & about 2,400 cays & rocks
Output: the bahamas
Category: MUSIC CLASS 
Clue: Duets for 2 players at one piano, like Faure's "Dolly" suite, go by this numerical term
Output: four hands
Category: ENTERPRISE 
Clue: The B & N in bn.com stand for these 2 names
Output: barnes & noble
Category: THE LOVERS 
Clue: Back in 1991 he made a strong impression as the drifter who hooks up with Geena Davis in "Thelma & Louise"
Output: brad pitt
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: Born in Zlin, Czechoslovakia in 1937, his original surname was Straussler, not Rosencrantz or Guildenstern
Output: tom stoppard
Category: FIRST AID 
Clue: This chilly condition that affects nose, ears, hands & feet can also be caused by putting ice on a burn
Output: frostbite
Category: 50 CENT 
Clue: This cracked object adorned the back of the 50-cent piece until 1963
Output: the liberty bell
Category: ST. PAUL 
Clue: In Romans 11:13 Paul declares himself "Apostle of" these, not the Jews
Output: the gentiles
Category: IT'S A DOGGY DOG WORLD 
Clue: The Aztecs revered this dog; by the 19th century, it was nicknamed pelon, Spanish for "bald"
Output: a mexican hairless dog
Category: "B" IN FASHION 
Clue: Sun, rain & Easter are all types of these
Output: a bonnet
Category: BIBLICAL PEOPLE 
Clue: Jesus said of this disciple in John 1:42, "Thou shalt be called Cephas"
Output: peter
Category: THEMES LIKE OLD TIMES 
Clue: "And you knew who you were then, girls were girls & men were men"
Output: all in the family
Category: CELEBRATE JULY 
Clue: National Country Music Day falls on this Yankee Doodle Dandy day
Output: july 4
Category: LITERARY DISGUISES 
Clue: He shocks Watson when he poses as a plumber & romances a housemaid for the purpose of burglary
Output: sherlock holmes
Category: LET'S MAKE UP 
Clue: The study, the art & the profession of using make-up is this -ology
Output: cosmetology
Category: LITERARY HODGEPODGE 
Clue: This creator of "Lake Wobegon" grew up in Anoka, Minnesota
Output: garrison keillor
Category: KITCHEN DUTY 
Clue: The word kitchen is derived from the Latin "coquinus", which means to do this
Output: cook
Category: VERY CROSS WORD CLUES 
Clue: According to the King James Bible, "A soft answer turneth" it "away"
Output: wrath
Category: SINGING ACTORS 
Clue: In 2001 this Oscar winner sang "Angelina", a romantic tribute to his fifth wife, on his album "Private Radio"
Output: billy bob thornton
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: Among college football coaches, Paul Bryant was nickanmed Bear & G. Warner was nicknamed this
Output: "pop"
Category: ALCOHOLICS UNANIMOUS 
Clue: This author of the 1950 novel "Burning Bright" felt the wrath of grapes
Output: john steinbeck
Category: SPORTS HOME CITIES 
Clue: MLB's Blue Jays
Output: toronto
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In 1429, while leading an attack on Paris, she was wounded by an arrow
Output: joan of arc
Category: THE MAP OF EUROPE 
Clue: This "white mountain" on the border of France, Italy & Switzerland is the highest peak in Europe
Output: mont blanc
Category: DOGS 
Clue: Unlike the German miniature schnauzer, most other breeds of this group originated in the British isles
Output: terriers
Category: "GOOD" TIMES 
Clue: One of her popular books about chimps is titled "In The Shadow of Man"
Output: jane goodall
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: Nearly all penguins live in this hemisphere
Output: the southern hemisphere
Category: CLASSIC SCI-FI & HORROR FILMS 
Clue: Yes, dahling, this Hungarian actress played Talleah in the 1958 cult favorite "Queen of Outer Space"
Output: zsa zsa gabor
Category: "H.H." 
Clue: Back in the 17th century, they were for both sexes; Louis XIV wore them to look taller
Output: high heels
Category: TO A "T" 
Clue: From the Latin for "to come around", it's what you might do to the rules
Output: circumvent
Category: YOU'VE GOT... 
Clue: You've got this sailor's disease if you're not getting enough vitamin C
Output: scurvy
Category: RANCH DRESSING 
Clue: A bandito could wear this handkerchief as a scarf, a neckerchief or a mask
Output: a bandana
Category: CLASSIC CINEMA 
Clue: He starred as Professor Boyd in "Bedtime for Bonzo" but didn't do the sequel, "Bonzo Goes to College"
Output: ronald reagan
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: UCLA's football team has vanquished this crosstown rival in their last 8 matchups
Output: usc
Category: BEN-HUR 
Clue: The film cutting ratio of this action sequence is over 260-1; for every 260' of film shot, 1' was used
Output: the chariot scene
Category: HOLLOW 
Clue: One of the earliest records of Chinese history was written on this tall hollow-stemmed grass
Output: bamboo
Category: C'EST CHEESE! 
Clue: At the Congress of Vienna, in a contest instigated by Talleyrand, this French cheese won the title "Le Roi du Fromage"
Output: brie
Category: THE PLAY'S THE THING 
Clue: In his Broadway debut in 2008, Terrence Howard was solid as brick in this Tennessee Williams play
Output: cat on a hot tin roof
Category: "EAST" 
Clue: This holiday may take its name from the name of the Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring
Output: easter
Category: DESPOTS & DICTATORS 
Clue: She had her son Charles IX kill thousands of Huguenots on St. Bartholomew's Day
Output: catherine de medici
Category: ATOMIC WEIGHTS 
Clue: The atomic number of magnesium, or the number of karats in pure gold
Output: 24
Category: THEY COME IN THREES 
Clue: New York Avenue, Tennessee Avenue & St. James Place are the 3 orange properties in this game
Output: monopoly
Category: WHEW!  IT'S HOT! 
Clue: 119 degrees on July 10, 1898 in Pendleton
Output: oregon
Category: THE WRITE BROTHERS 
Clue: In this family, William wrote "Human Immortality" & his brother Henry "The Ambassadors"
Output: james
Category: SINGLE QUOTES 
Clue: "Bachelors know more about women", quipped this Baltimore sage, "If they didn't, they'd be married"
Output: h.l. mencken
Category: OUR FOUNDING FATHERS 
Clue: He boldly served as President of the Continental Congress when the Declaration of Independence was adopted
Output: john hancock
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: Dianne Wiest won an Oscar for playing one of the siblings in this Woody Allen film
Output: "hannah and her sisters"
Category: INVENTIVE MINDS 
Clue: We just checked ours & found a message that Gordon Matthews, who pioneered this in the '70s, died in 2002
Output: voice mail
Category: BUILDING A RECIPE 
Clue: For a leafy garnish, I've cored a tomato & am stuffing it with this green from the Italian for "rocket"
Output: arugula
Category: SALMON FISHING 
Clue: (Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Sitka, Alaska)  The main value of chum salmon is not in their flesh, but in these items they produce
Output: eggs
Category: FRENCH LIT 
Clue: Chapter VI of this 1844 novel is called "His Majesty King Louis XIII"
Output: "the three musketeers"
Category: U.S. CITY SONGS 
Clue: The song "Way Down Yonder In" this city goes way back to 1922
Output: new orleans
Category: HELOISE'S COLLEGE HINTS 
Clue: Wrap some wide rubber bands around bottles of this & they won't slip out of your hands in the shower
Output: shampoo
Category: BULL 
Clue: Garry Trudeau based this comic strip on "Bull Tales", a strip he created while attending Yale
Output: doonesbury
Category: LEGAL BRIEFS 
Clue: It's an A.D.A.; Jill Hennessy played one on TV
Output: assistant district attorney
Category: SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS 
Clue: Gratiano is this "Othello" heroine's uncle
Output: desdemona