niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: TITLE 9 
Clue: Jeffrey Toobin: "The Nine: Inside the Secret World of the ___ ___"
Output: supreme court
Category: GEE, YOUR HOUSE SMELLS NICE 
Clue: SC Johnson Wax, who makes Raid, also makes this rhyming air freshener
Output: glade
Category: MAY DAY 
Clue: This Palestinian leader's status was confirmed in 1996 when President Clinton met with him
Output: yasser arafat
Category: MEXICO 
Clue: "O" it's the state in southern Mexico with the country's largest indigenous population
Output: oaxaca
Category: COUNTIES 
Clue: A third of Miami-Dade County is located in this national park
Output: everglades
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: From an Old English word for "clay", it's a valuable soil consisting of clay, sand & silt
Output: loam
Category: PRICELINE 
Clue: In the 1960s this famous structure really was "falling down", so Robert McCulloch paid $2,460,000 & moved it to Arizona
Output: london bridge
Category: ORDER IN THE COURTROOM TV 
Clue: James Spader "practice"s for Crane, Poole & Schmidt on this show
Output: boston legal
Category: INSPIRED SONGS 
Clue: This male rapper's song "I'll Be Missing You" was a tribute to the Notorious B.I.G.
Output: puff daddy
Category: KENYA FEEL THE LOVE 
Clue: Traditionally, the nomadic Masai of Kenya live almost entirely on their herds of these
Output: cattle
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: The middle initial of this author of "The Good Earth" stood for Sydenstricker, her maiden name
Output: buck
Category: THE 1850s 
Clue: The completion of the first railway suspension bridge enabled trains to pass over the gorge at these falls
Output: niagara falls
Category: WHERE IS THAT, COMRADE? 
Clue: Russia's lowest point, 92 feet below sea level, is along the shore of this large "sea"
Output: the caspian
Category: ASTRONOMY 
Clue: This Italian spent his last 8 years under house arrest for teaching... shh! the Earth goes around the sun!
Output: galileo
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: Borodin, the illegitimate son of a Russian prince, died before finishing his opera about this prince
Output: prince igor
Category: DOG TAGS 
Clue: Born 1924, Milton, Massachusetts; pooch: Millie, a Springer spaniel
Output: george h.w. bush
Category: JUMBO JOCKS 
Clue: On Sept. 20, 1997, 270-pound Dorian Yates won this top bodybuilding title for the sixth straight year
Output: mr. olympia
Category: WHICH U.S. CABINET DEPT.? 
Clue: The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
Output: department of health & human services
Category: DOLLS 
Clue: The 1976 "Baby Brother " Tender Love doll was controversial for this reason
Output: it was anatomically correct
Category: AMERICA'S GOT TALENT 
Clue: New Jersey's Dave Meenan covered more than 28 miles this way in 1997--beat that, Bojangles!
Output: tap dancing
Category: I BELIEVE I CAN'T FLY 
Clue: The Adelie species of this bird is distinguished by the white spectacle-like ring around each eye
Output: penguin
Category: COMMUNISTS 
Clue: Joe Slovo led South Africa's Communist Party & this anti-apartheid party's military wing
Output: anc
Category: OLYMPIC GAMES WAITING LIST 
Clue: The first associations for this non-Olympic sport were set up in Scotland in the mid-18th century
Output: golf
Category: MILKY WAY 
Clue: In the early 1900s a Swiss scientist created this powdered mix added to milk; it contained eggs, as its name indicated
Output: ovaltine
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: The name of this so-called artichoke isn't from a city in Israel but from girasole, Italian for "sunflower"
Output: jersalem
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Bathroom the British skip to
Output: the loo
Category: THE WEASEL FAMILY 
Clue: This critter that lives in the North Pacific Ocean often sleeps in masses of floating kelp
Output: sea otter
Category: CHOCOLATE 
Clue: He's credited with introducing chocolate to Spain after consuming it at the court of Montezuma
Output: hernando cortez
Category: BLONDIE 
Clue: One of the 2 blonde sitcom lead actresses who co-star in 1999's "EDtv"
Output: ellen degeneres & jenna elfman
Category: PICTURE ME! 
Clue: He's been called the final victim of the reign of terror he helped start
Output: robespierre
Category: ANNUAL EVENTS 
Clue: The Tanglewood Music Festival is a summer highlight in Lenox in this New England state
Output: massachusetts
Category: FLAGS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: Afghanistan's flag has a mosque in a wreath made of stalks of this grain
Output: wheat
Category: NOTABLE NAMES 
Clue: He finally "faded away" at age 84 in 1964:
Output: douglas macarthur
Category: U.S. CITIES 
Clue: In 181 the N.Y. Central, Delaware & Hudson R.R. opened, linking New York City with this, the state capital
Output: albany
Category: SLOW DOWN 
Clue: Cinematic effect achieved by filming at faster than projection speed
Output: slow motion
Category: POT LUCK 
Clue: For 5 seasons in the 1970's, this CBS sitcom starring Carroll O'Connor was TV's No 1. prime-time series
Output: "all in the family"
Category: THE LAW 
Clue: At "Law & Order" arraignments, the scumbag's weasel lawyer tries to get bail, while "the people seek" this
Output: remand
Category: '50s TV 
Clue: In "Have Gun, Will Travel", Richard Boone played this dapper gun-for-hire based in San Francisco's Hotel Carlton
Output: paladin
Category: WOMEN AUTHORS 
Clue: Anne Edwards' biography of this author is titled "Road to Tara"
Output: margaret mitchell
Category: HISTORIC NAMES 
Clue: In 1487 Pope Innocent VIII appointed him grand inquisitor for all of Spain
Output: tomas de torquemada
Category: NAZARETH 
Clue: Near Bethlehem, the town of Nazareth in this U.S. state was founded by the Moravian Church around 1740
Output: pennsylvania
Category: LET'S PLAY A GAME! 
Clue: The name of this game in which you stack hardwood blocks into a tower comes from a Swahili word for "to build"
Output: jenga
Category: COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: This colorful Jimi Hendrix classic "experienced" Top 40 status only in the U.K.
Output: "purple haze"
Category: HE WAS IN THAT? 
Clue: This young hunk wasn't a star yet when he was cast in the 1955 talking mule classic "Francis In The Navy": "Yeah, what the well-dressed boatswain mate wears when he impersonates an Army officer"
Output: clint eastwood
Category: FOOD & DRINK 
Clue: You're heading for this brand of beer when you "Head for the Mountains"
Output: busch
Category: NORTH ON THE MAP 
Clue: North Cape in this country is considered the most northerly point in Europe
Output: norway
Category: CHILDREN IN LITERATURE 
Clue: Lewis Carroll created this heroine to amuse the daughter of his dean at Christ Church
Output: alice
Category: YOUNG ABE LINCOLN 
Clue: On October 5, 1818 this mother of Lincoln & 2 of her relatives died of milk sickness
Output: nancy hanks
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: This new magazine for women advertises it's "For the woman who wasn't born yesterday"
Output: lear\'s
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: Botany Bay on the coast of New South Wales, Australia is an inlet of this sea
Output: the tasman sea
Category: CHEERS 
Clue: This cocktail named for a motorcycle attachment is triple sec, brandy & lemon juice
Output: a sidecar
Category: PSYCHOBABBLE 
Clue: A shrink created this technique after seeing an actress behave more calmly when she played violent roles
Output: psychodrama
Category: FEMALE ATHLETES 
Clue: This track star was nicknamed "Flo-Jo"
Output: florence griffith-joyner
Category: LET'S GET GRAPHIC 
Clue: Logo is short for this
Output: logotype
Category: THE MUSICAL '80s 
Clue: Paul McCartney had No. 1 duets in the '80s with Michael Jackson on "Say Say Say" & this man on "Ebony And Ivory"
Output: stevie wonder
Category: FIRST NAMES 
Clue: It's an Irish form of William, as actor Neeson could tell you
Output: liam
Category: THE NEW YORK YANKEES 
Clue: In 1973 he said he wouldn't interfere with the Yankees' management & he'd stick to building ships -- uh-huh
Output: george steinbrenner
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1982 Central High School was made a national landmark in memory of 1957 events there
Output: little rock, ar
Category: INVENTIVE MINDS 
Clue: Frank Seiberling named his tire & rubber company after this inventor
Output: goodyear
Category: EAT YOUR VEGGIES 
Clue: When making a pie with strawberries & this tart vegetable, just use its red stalks; the leaves are toxic
Output: rhubarb
Category: MATH 
Clue: If you got a trapezoid for your birthday, you got a figure with this many sides & a crummy gift
Output: four
Category: STATE CAPITALS 
Clue: One of America's oldest churches, the Mission of San Miguel in this city, was erected around 1610
Output: santa fe
Category: STATE'S RIGHTS 
Clue: Mississippi
Output: alabama
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: On August 21, 1959 it became our 50th state
Output: hawaii
Category: FIRST LADIES 
Clue: Her April 14th, 1964 diary entry revealed she asked King Hussein of Jordan for his autograph at a state dinner
Output: lady bird johnson
Category: GILBERT & SULLIVAN 
Clue: It's set in a ruined chapel & on a rocky seashore on the coast of Cornwall, not on the open sea
Output: the pirates of penzance
Category: ROCKS & MINERALS 
Clue: Scoria, a dark, glassy rock created from this, is heavier than pumice & has bigger holes
Output: lava
Category: CHRISTIANITY 
Clue: Some consider cherubim the second order of angels, just below these
Output: seraphim
Category: NONPOTENT POTABLES 
Clue: This soft drink was first sold in 1929 as "Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda"
Output: 7 up
Category: ROCK BAND INITIALS 
Clue: Fans popularly refer to them as GN'R
Output: guns n\' roses
Category: THE OLD COLLEGE TRY 
Clue: College Station is the home of this oldest public university in Texas
Output: texas a&m
Category: WHICH CRAFT 
Clue: Brooks Stevens' 1958 redesign of this distinctive vehicle added the bun
Output: the wienermobile
Category: THE END OF THE MARATHON 
Clue: In Copley Square
Output: the boston marathon
Category: FIX THE PROVERB 
Clue: All's swell that bends Nell
Output: all\'s well that ends well
Category: JOHN, PAUL, GEORGE 
Clue: One of Washington, D.C.'s major airports is named for this Secretary of State
Output: dulles
Category: O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN! 
Clue: This author drew on his experiences as captain of a west African river steamer for "Heart of Darkness"
Output: joseph conrad
Category: POTENT POTABLES 
Clue: Slivovitz is a brandy made from this fruit
Output: plum
Category: U.S. MOUNTAINS 
Clue: Mount St. Elias is the second-highest mountain in this state & in the U.S.
Output: alaska
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Screwtape" scribe who also took us to Wonderland
Output: c.s. lewis carroll
Category: FRENCH RULER NICKNAMES 
Clue: In 1300 a French minstrel might have sung, "Are you going to Philip IV" the this
Output: fair
Category: LEAPING 
Clue: A disastrous economic program called the “Great Leap Forward” was begun in this country in 1958
Output: china
Category: PERRY THE PUNDIT 
Clue: Perry opens many columns with a deep-sounding quote, like this poet's "April is the cruellest month"
Output: t.s. eliot
Category: EPONYMOUS SCIENCE 
Clue: An electric current measuring device developed by Andre Ampere was named this after an Italian anatomist
Output: galvanometer
Category: DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: Cornelia, daughter of Gen. Nathanael Greene, was conceived while he was billeted at this cold Penn. site
Output: valley forge
Category: GO DIRECTLY TO YALE 
Clue: This late conservative columnist & Yale man's first book was 1951's "God and Man at Yale"
Output: william f. buckley, jr.
Category: RIGHT ON "Q" 
Clue: A term for any hunted animal, it comes from a Middle English word for "the entrails given to the hounds"
Output: quarry
Category: TRICKY QUESTIONS 
Clue: It was the total length in years of the Thirty Years' War
Output: 30 years
Category: STUDYING ABROAD 
Clue: Learn all about Islam at Al-Azhar University in this Egyptian city
Output: cairo
Category: 20th CENTURY MONARCHS 
Clue: Queen Ena of Spain, the last surviving granddaughter of this queen of England, died in 1969
Output: queen victoria
Category: CALL ME ALEX 
Clue: He's the 19th century inventor seen here
Output: alexander graham bell
Category: FERROUS, BUELLER 
Clue: Pale to brassy yellow, this item, half iron & half sulfur, is sometimes called fool's gold
Output: pyrite
Category: PHUN WITH PHONICS 
Clue: Meaning "single pitch", it's a speaking voice that lacks inflection
Output: monotone
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: Thomas Paine's "The Rights of Man" is a defense of this European country's 1789 revolution
Output: france
Category: DIRE STRAITS 
Clue: The Bab el Mandeb Strait connects the Gulf of Aden to this "colorful" sea
Output: the red sea
Category: THE ULTIMATE DIVING MACHINE 
Clue: The U.S. Naval Submarine School is located in Groton in this state
Output: connecticut
Category: RHYMES WITH POWER 
Clue: One carnation or one buttercup
Output: a flower
Category: WESTERN EUROPE 
Clue: The Frisian Islands in this sea are divided among Germany, Denmark & the Netherlands
Output: north sea
Category: THE WARS OF THE ROSES 
Clue: Appropriate nickname of the Earl of Warwick, who was instrumental in making Edward IV ruler
Output: "the kingmaker"
Category: HISTORIC QUOTES 
Clue: This great Prussian king is credited with saying, "An army, like a serpent, travels on its belly"
Output: frederick the great
Category: 20th CENTURY AUTHORS 
Clue: Sinclair Lewis dedicated "Babbitt" to this author of "The Age of Innocence"
Output: edith wharton
Category: GEOLOGISTS 
Clue: In 1957 Sir Vivian Fuchs led the first crossing of this continent; it took 99 days
Output: antarctica
Category: ACTORS & MOVIE ROLES 
Clue: He played a fashion show bartender in the Michael J. Fox film "Bright Lights, Big City" (Would Niles Crane approve?)
Output: david hyde-pierce
Category: SOUNDS LIKE A SANDWICH 
Clue: Short term for a rotating device that keeps orientation regardless of the movement of its base
Output: a gyro
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Poutine, a Montreal treat, is covered with gravy & this solid element of cheese
Output: the curd
Category: TIME IS ON MY SIDE 
Clue: The longest reigning monarch in history may be this country's Neferkare, said to have ruled for over 90 years
Output: egypt
Category: WHERE IS IT? 
Clue: The countries of Uruguay & Paraguay are found on this continent
Output: south america
Category: SCIENCE PRIZES 
Clue: The R.U. Lemieux Award is given in Canada for work on the organic branch of this science
Output: chemistry
Category: 4-LETTER BANDS 
Clue: This duo had a 1984 No. 1 hit with "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go"
Output: wham!
Category: CHARACTERS IN MUSICALS 
Clue: Harvey Fierstein milked the role of Tevye in a revival of this classic musical
Output: fiddler on the roof
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: A Kenly, North Carolina museum is devoted to the history & economic impact of this crop
Output: tobacco
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: A male swan, or an ear of corm
Output: cob
Category: BELTS 
Clue: One source says the "pumpkin shell" in which Peter kept his wife was really this modesty enforcer
Output: chastity belt
Category: PENNSYLVANIA DREAMIN' 
Clue: The western tip of this city's Golden Triangle--where the Ohio River begins--is called the point
Output: pittsburgh
Category: ROCK'S ROOTS 
Clue: He released his first records under the name Charles Berryn
Output: chuck berry
Category: EGYPT 
Clue: Though it may look strange on a map, to get from lower to upper Egypt, you go in this direction
Output: south
Category: CREATURE CULTURE 
Clue: There are 3 classes of annelids: bristleworms, earthworms & these bloodsuckers
Output: leeches
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: In 1997 14-year-old Etienne Bacrat became the youngest ever grand master of this game
Output: chess
Category: MERLIN'S INBOX 
Clue: Someone dropped off pictures of this object that Merlin says the rightful king must pull a sword out of
Output: the stone
Category: WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME? 
Clue: Blood tests that measure vitamin B12 levels are used to diagnose the pernicious form of this
Output: anemia
Category: WHAT'S YOUR SIGN? 
Clue: If this is your sign, your friends might think you're "bullheaded", like the sign itself
Output: taurus
Category: SAN ANTONIO 
Clue: While in the Military, this 34th president of the U.S. was stationed at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio
Output: eisenhower
Category: MATH 
Clue: A figure is defined as this if it can be divided into 2 parts that are mirror images of each other
Output: symmetrical
Category: THERE'S A WEIGHT 
Clue: At the Kentucky Derby, the horses' equipment & these can weigh no less than 126 lbs. combined
Output: the weight of the jockey
Category: THE TALES OF HOFFMAN 
Clue: "Everybody's Talkin'" served as the theme to this 1969 film in which Hoffman played street hustler Ratso Rizzo
Output: midnight cowboy
Category: IT'S IN "DE" DICTIONARY 
Clue: In this craft, paper cutouts are glued to furniture or accessories & covered with many coats of varnish
Output: decoupage
Category: COOK 
Clue: Genuine pizza pies in the style of this southern Italian city are cooked in wood-fire ovens at 905 degrees F.
Output: naples
Category: THAT'S "RIGHT"! 
Clue: He plays between the right tackle & the center, & he probably really needs his deodorant
Output: the right guard
Category: "IBLE"S & BITS 
Clue: Easily duped or conned, perhaps like a seabird
Output: gullible
Category: FIRE 'EM 
Clue: This final payment is often 1 or 2 weeks' pay per year of service
Output: severance
Category: FUNNY PEOPLE 
Clue: Jimmy Kimmel's real-life on & off girlfriend, she played a grumpy girlfriend in "School Of Rock"
Output: sarah silverman
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: Exactly 600 years after the Norman Conquest, London suffered through plague & this other major disaster
Output: great fire of london
Category: PRESIDENTIAL QUOTES 
Clue: On Sept. 25, 1961 he told the U.N., "Mankind must put an end to war or war will put an end to mankind"
Output: kennedy
Category: THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
Clue: Registered in 1893 by Thomas Edison, "...Record of a Sneeze" is the earliest known copyright for one of these
Output: motion picture
Category: AIRLINE CODES 
Clue: BA
Output: british airways
Category: NICKNAMES 
Clue: "Dark" nickname shared by Jackie Onassis' father, John Bouvier, & General Pershing
Output: "black jack"
Category: THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARIE ANTOINETTE 
Clue: The American she called "L'Ambassadeur Electrique"
Output: benjamin franklin
Category: NUMBER PLEASE 
Clue: Total of trombones & cornets in "The Music Man" tune
Output: 186
Category: HELLO, DOLLY! 
Clue: In the 1800s some doll heads were made from this unglazed porcelain whose name sounds like a seafood soup
Output: bisque
Category: PAPA JOHNS 
Clue: This "Rabbit, Run" author & father of 4 also wrote "A Child's Calendar", with a poem for every month
Output: john updike
Category: BANNED AS PETS IN NYC 
Clue: You won't "spot" one of these in Central Park
Output: leopard
Category: 2 
Clue: In "The 12 Days of Christmas", it's the gift there are 2 of
Output: turtledoves
Category: AN AUGUSTA PERSONALITY 
Clue: In 1964 he led an "army" on his way to his fourth & final Masters win
Output: arnold palmer
Category: KICKIN' IT OLD SCHOOL 
Clue: Bethlehem, Penn.'s St. Luke's Hospital School of this offers the oldest diploma program for it in the nation
Output: school of nursing
Category: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 
Clue: Whether they've been removed or haven't grown in, a person who's edentulous lacks these
Output: teeth
Category: RECENT FILMS 
Clue: Kevin Spacey & Annette Bening played an awesomely dysfunctional suburban couple in this 1999 drama
Output: american beauty
Category: THAT 1870s SHOW 
Clue: The gang holds a buggy wash to raise a million dollars' bail for this Tammany "Boss" when he's arrested in 1871
Output: boss tweed
Category: THAT'S SO CLICHE! 
Clue: In a dispute over ownership, remember this "is nine tenths of the law"
Output: possession
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: The untouchables were those who existed outside India's 4 main groups of castes in this religion
Output: hinduism
Category: WHAT'S THE ALTERNATIVE? 
Clue: Autosuggestion ("I am great, great") is classified as a form of "self" this ("I am getting sleepy, sleepy")
Output: self-hypnosis
Category: NUCLEAR ENERGY 
Clue: 2-word term for the amount of fuel required to maintain a chain reaction; it varies according to the reactor
Output: critical mass
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1946, hours before he was to be hanged, this 2nd highest-ranking Nazi official took his own life
Output: hermann goering
Category: LIFE OF PIE 
Clue: An old rhyme says that this "without some cheese is like a kiss without a squeeze"
Output: apple pie
Category: CHICK FLICKS 
Clue: Geena Davis & Susan Sarandon take the ultimate road trip & meet Brad Pitt in this 1991 movie
Output: thelma & louise
Category: LISTED IN THE WORLD ALMANAC 
Clue: The World Almanac says she's the "American-born widow of Jordan's King Hussein"
Output: queen noor
Category: ANCIENT GREECE 
Clue: According to Collier's Ency., in the 7th cent. this city-state won most of the recorded Olympic victories
Output: sparta
Category: BROTHERS 
Clue: An empire began when Tom & Louis Borders opened this type of store in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1971
Output: bookstore
Category: A "C"OUNTRY MILE 
Clue: This country that's 750 miles long & averages 60 miles wide is the largest island in the Antilles Archipelago
Output: cuba
Category: INTERNATIONAL ACTORS 
Clue: Toshiro Mifune & this director with whom he made 16 films died less than a year apart
Output: akira kurosawa
Category: EXTRAVAGANT EDIBLES 
Clue: Dogs are trained to find the white or Piedmont variety of this fungus
Output: a truffle
Category: THERE ARE NO SMALL PARTS 
Clue: Glenn Close had hair glued to her chest for her cameo role as a male pirate in this Spielberg film
Output: hook
Category: LIBRARIES 
Clue: Galleries at his Iowa Pres. Library & Museum include "The Humanitarian Years" & "From Hero to Scapegoat"
Output: herbert hoover
Category: ENTERTAINERS 
Clue: He co-starred in "True Lies" in 1994, the year his marriage to Roseanne ended
Output: tom arnold
Category: CELEBRITIES' ORIGINAL NAMES 
Clue: West Winger Ramon Estevez
Output: martin sheen
Category: BRITISH ROYAL HOUSES 
Clue: Elizabeth II
Output: windsor
Category: QUASI-RELATED PAIRS 
Clue: A WWII German defensive line & Judge Bean
Output: siegfried & roy
Category: TELEVISION HISTORY 
Clue: This star, called "Mr. Television", hosted a prime-time bowling series for NBC in the 1960s
Output: milton berle
Category: THE KNIGHT 
Clue: Painted on his shield & surcoat, it was a knight's only recognizable feature when his face was covered
Output: coat of arms
Category: FAMOUS FREDS 
Clue: "Bronco Buster" in 1895 was his first bronze
Output: frederic remington
Category: SICKNESS & HEALTH 
Clue: Nearly everyone is born with this condition because the arches develop slowly over the first 6 years
Output: flat feet
Category: WINNER OF OUR DISCONTENT 
Clue: This governor of New South Wales, once a sea captain, was ousted by his officers in the 1808 Rum Rebellion
Output: captain bligh
Category: CELEBRITY RHYME TIME 
Clue: Charlie's or Martin's Levi's
Output: sheen\'s jeans
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: As a noun, it's a small compartment for holding papers; as a verb, it means to assign to a proper category
Output: to pigeonhole
Category: PRONOUNCIATION 
Clue: The double L common in this Celtic language is roughly pronounced "HL", as in Llewelyn
Output: welsh
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This noun from the Italian for "skilled" is often applied to top musicians
Output: virtuoso
Category: MODERN–DAY QUOTES 
Clue: In a recent interview with Martin Bashir he claimed, "I've had no plastic surgery on my face, just my nose"
Output: michael jackson
Category: NUMB WITH NUMBERS 
Clue: Number of bits in a byte or number of Liz Taylor's marriages
Output: 8
Category: HIGHLY OEDIPAL 
Clue: This revolutionary patriot's son William stuck with the crown as Royal Governor of New Jersey
Output: benjamin franklin
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: After slaying the minotaur, Theseus found his way out of this maze by following a thread
Output: the labyrinth
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN 
Clue: After her husband's death in 1968, she founded a center in Atlanta, Georgia for nonviolent social change
Output: coretta scott king
Category: AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: This Congolese capital was named for the explorer who in 1880 claimed the area
Output: brazzaville
Category: U.S. STAMPS 
Clue: Stamps honoring Hanukkah have featured a menorah & this toy
Output: a dreidel
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Select Comfort Corporation makes these with adjustable firmness
Output: mattresses
Category: "MEN" AT WORK 
Clue: This composer of "Amahl and the Night Visitors" won 2 Pulitzers for his work
Output: menotti
Category: FOREIGN HOLIDAY 
Clue: It celebrates its independence from Colombia on November 3
Output: panama
Category: YES, SIR! 
Clue: Knighted in 1585, from 1603 to 1616 he was imprisoned in the Tower of London & wrote his world history there
Output: sir walter raleigh
Category: I'M SEEING COLORS 
Clue: Alabaster or bone
Output: white
Category: AROUND THE USA 
Clue: One of the people who helped make Yosemite a national park was this designer of Central Park
Output: olmsted
Category: JOE, ANNES & JOANNES 
Clue: His marriage to Marilyn Monroe lasted only 9 months in 1954
Output: joe dimaggio
Category: A WOMAN OF THE WORLD 
Clue: In 1767 this "Great" empress called a commission on legal reform
Output: catherine the great
Category: I SEE TENNESSEE 
Clue: In 1925 he told a Tennessee court, "I feel that I have been convicted of violating an unjust statute"
Output: john scopes
Category: PAINTED LADIES 
Clue: This painting by Andrew Wyeth depicts his neighbor crawling through the grass toward her farmhouse
Output: christina\'s world
Category: WITH OR WITHOUT U 
Clue: We heard stories that this Fleetwood Mac album held the No. 1 spot for 31 weeks
Output: "rumors"
Category: MOVIE MICE 
Clue: He must have some connections -- his segment in "Fantasia 2000" is the only one from the original film
Output: mickey mouse
Category: EARTH SCIENCE 
Clue: The Bay of Fundy is famous for its range of these, the widest on Earth
Output: tides
Category: "OF" LITERATURE 
Clue: "A la recherche du temps perdu" is the French title of this Proust masterpiece
Output: "remembrance of things past"
Category: "W"ORDS 
Clue: This word for a phantom or a ghost is of Scottish origin
Output: a wraith
Category: 3 CONSECUTIVE LETTERS 
Clue: A protective frock worn by a scientist
Output: a labcoat
Category: COMMUNICATIONS 
Clue: Office fixture that lent its name to what early Internet users posted their messages on
Output: bulletin board
Category: NAME THE ARTIST 
Clue: "Two Tahitian Women"
Output: paul gauguin
Category: I WANNA WATCH TV! 
Clue: 5 years after last wearing the Omnitrix, this Cartoon Network guy goes hero again in "Alien Force"
Output: ben 10
Category: 20th CENTURY AMERICA 
Clue: In 1912, in Savannah, Georgia she organized the first troop of Girl Scouts
Output: juliet gordon lowe
Category: OH, HELL! 
Clue: This 1321 poem of more than 14,000 lines details a journay to Hell, Purgatory & Heaven
Output: the divine comedy
Category: THEIR ROMAN EQUIVALENTS 
Clue: Zeus
Output: jupiter
Category: SORE LOSERS 
Clue: One second from defeat in the 2008 Super Bowl, this losing head coach threw a hissy fit & stalked off the field
Output: bill belichick
Category: PETS 
Clue: These rodents from Mongolia are slightly smaller & newer to the U.S. than hamsters
Output: gerbils
Category: AND YOUR LITTLE DOG, TOO 
Clue: This pet of Nick & Nora Charles was a schnauzer in the novel "The Thin Man" & a fox terrier in the films
Output: asta
Category: U.S. GEOGRAPHIC DISTINCTIONS 
Clue: The heart of an ancient volcano, Crater Lake in this West Coast state is the USA's deepest at about 1,932 feet
Output: oregon
Category: THE '50s 
Clue: On Labor Day weekend in 1957 John Chancellor raced to this state capital to cover breaking news
Output: little rock, arkansas
Category: THEATRICAL ANGELS 
Clue: A transvestite street drummer named Angel is one of the young Bohemians in this long-running musical
Output: rent
Category: MOVIE STARS SPEAK 
Clue: When his kids ask him to talk like his "Shrek" donkey character, "it depends on what mood" they catch him in
Output: eddie murphy
Category: CHRISTIANITY 
Clue: On his visit to this city on January 22, 1999 John Paul II toured around in his "Papabus"
Output: mexico city
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: David Remnick covered "The Last Days of the Soviet Empire" in his "Tomb"
Output: lenin
Category: CABLE TV 
Clue: Maury Chaykin, seen here, plays this bulky detective on A&E
Output: nero wolfe
Category: ANAGRAMMED HITCHCOCK FILMS 
Clue: "Bed Shirt"
Output: "the birds"
Category: PREPARING FOR THE "SAT"s 
Clue: Zen Buddhist state of enlightenment
Output: satori
Category: LIKE SNOW BUSINESS 
Clue: You can be the big kahuna on the pineapple powder on this volcano whose name means "White Mountain"
Output: mauna kea
Category: READ ON 
Clue: This type of work holding up human follies to humorous criticism was once divided into "gentle" or "indignant"
Output: satire
Category: COUNTRY MUSIC STARS 
Clue: "There's a Tear in My Beer" was a 1989 duet hit by this man & his father who had died 36 years earlier
Output: hank williams, jr.
Category: "COLD" CASE 
Clue: Adjective used to describe ruthless killers & ectothermic animals
Output: cold-blooded
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: In 1864, not a hurricane, but this general caused a path of destruction almost 300 miles long & 60 wide
Output: william t. sherman
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: Add this word to "electro" to get the adjective for electrical phenomena produced by charges at rest
Output: electrostatic
Category: WE'RE IN YOUR "DET" 
Clue: An alternate route taken by automobile traffic when the normal route cannot be used
Output: a detour
Category: ANGELS 
Clue: With an appropriate-sounding name, John Dye plays the angel of this on "Touched By An Angel"
Output: angel of death
Category: FRENCH 
Clue: Un cheval is a horse; cheveux is this, as on one's tete
Output: hair
Category: WEST VIRGINIANS 
Clue: Jerry West played in 932 regular-season NBA games, all for this team
Output: los angeles lakers
Category: CLASSICAL MUSIC 
Clue: The well-traveled Felix Mendelssohn wrote "Italian" & "Scottish" ones
Output: symphonies
Category: "NIGHT" SHIFT 
Clue: I ate curry at bedtime & had one of these in which Richard Simmons & my grandmother chased me through a circus
Output: a nightmare
Category: LITERARY PAIRS 
Clue: Absurdly enough, Tom Stoppard re-dramatized this Shakespearean duo, old school chums of Hamlet turned spies
Output: rosencrantz & guildenstern
Category: GRAMMAR 
Clue: Every complete sentence must have a subject & this part containing the verb
Output: a predicate
Category: THOSE DARN ETRUSCANS 
Clue: '60s TV series which once used the expression, "Holy priceless collection of Etruscan snoods!!"
Output: batman
Category: DOWN EASTERS 
Clue: This poet who wrote "I shot an arrow in the air..." was born in Portland
Output: longfellow
Category: WOMEN IN WESTERNS 
Clue: It was Grace Kelly's first, last, and only Western movie
Output: "high noon"
Category: BOOKS OF THE '20s 
Clue: In the title of a 1927 Willa Cather novel, "Death Comes for" him
Output: the archbishop
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: On Sept. 30, 2004 this popular arthritis drug was withdrawn due to concerns about its effect on heart health
Output: vioxx
Category: THE ILIAD, MACBETH OR THE HOBBIT 
Clue: Written first
Output: the iliad
Category: JACKIE ROBINSON 
Clue: Jackie's historic major league debut came April 15, 1947 at this Brooklyn Dodgers home park
Output: ebbets field
Category: JUST LOGOS 
Clue: (Hefner's "bunny")
Output: playboy
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: In the early 1830s Michael Faraday found that a moving one of these can produce an electric current
Output: magnet
Category: MEDIEVAL TIMES 
Clue: By the 12th century, the Chinese had harnessed magnetism & were using this device
Output: compass
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: The Portland type of this substance is limestone & shale heated until almost fused, then ground
Output: cement
Category: EMMY HISTORY 
Clue: The 1953 awards were the first to feature Best Situation Comedy; the Academy really liked this show that year
Output: i love lucy
Category: ROAMIN' THE WORLD 
Clue: When Sudan takes you to a place by this river, you can sit by the Blue or White one
Output: nile
Category: BESTSELLERS OF THE 1950s 
Clue: This work by Norman Vincent Peale had us all feeling good in 1955
Output: the power of positive thinking
Category: INVENTIONS 
Clue: 2,160 people at a time could ride on this at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair
Output: a ferris wheel
Category: ANATOMY 
Clue: This section of the digestive tract is divided into the duodenum, jejunum & ileum
Output: small intestine
Category: FUN WITH NUMBERS 
Clue: To excel in this category, you should know that XL in Roman numerals equals this
Output: 40
Category: AN ALL-EDDIE BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: A hall of fame Baltimore Oriole first baseman becomes the music man who gave us "One Night in Bangkok"
Output: eddie murray head
Category: ROLLING STONES SONGS 
Clue: "But if you try sometimes you might find you get what you need"
Output: "you can\'t always get what you want"
Category: WE GET LETTERS 
Clue: Played by John Cleese, this character was trained to succeed Q as James Bond's gadgeteer
Output: r
Category: ACTRESS TURNED WAITRESS 
Clue: Tom Cruise mixed things up with waitress Elisabeth Shue in this 1988 film
Output: "cocktail"
Category: LOUIS, LOUIS 
Clue: This top leader of the Nation of Islam is an accomplished violinist & once worked as a Calypso singer
Output: farrakhan
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: Members of this military group are called leathernecks
Output: marines
Category: THE "SKY" IS FALLING 
Clue: America's first space station
Output: skylab
Category: THE 76th ACADEMY AWARDS 
Clue: He took home the little bald guy for the first time in 4 tries, winning Best Actor for "Mystic River"
Output: sean penn
Category: BILLS & WILLS 
Clue: Before hosting his TV "Journal", he was deputy director of the Peace Corps
Output: bill moyers
Category: WHICH U.S. CABINET DEPARTMENT? 
Clue: Government National Mortgage Association
Output: department of housing and urban development
Category: "LONG" BEACH 
Clue: The first one, on Aug. 10, 1876, went from Brantford, Ontario to Alexander Graham Bell about 10 miles away
Output: long distance call
Category: DOUBLE DOUBLE LETTERS 
Clue: It's the "A" in the RAM of your computer
Output: access
Category: ODD 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Led Zeppelin knows that this word refers to a concluding passage of a musical piece or a ballet
Output: a coda
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH "T" 
Clue: If your house isn't running hot & cold, check this device that regulates the temperature
Output: a thermostat
Category: LAMA-RAMA 
Clue: Lamaism is also known as this type of buddhism, after a lofty region of Asia
Output: tibetan buddhism
Category: L'HOMME 
Clue: Colette once wrote a libretto for this "Bolero" composer
Output: ravel
Category: COMING UP IN 2000 
Clue: Starting June 1, 2000 the largest ever of these global showcases will be held in Hanover, Germany
Output: world\'s fair
Category: EVERYDAY SYMBOLS 
Clue: Often seen on bumpers, the symbol seen here represents faith in this religion (fish)
Output: christianity
Category: ISLAND COUNTRIES 
Clue: Its national anthem, "San-Min-Chu-I", was co-written by Dr. Sun Yat-sen
Output: taiwan
Category: LESSER-KNOWN COMPOSERS 
Clue: Bizet adapted a melody by Sebastian de Yradier for the "Habanera" in this opera
Output: carmen
Category: HISTORIC LEADERS' LETTERS TO SANTA 
Clue: "Okay, I did have my mom killed in 59 A.D. & wife no. 1 in 62, but I've been a good boy (& emperor!).  I'd like a fiddle. Now!"
Output: nero
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: In about 500 B.C., this philosopher was appointed minister of justice in the Chinese state of Lu
Output: confucius
Category: HEROES & VILLAINS 
Clue: Arr, you'll know 'im by 'is peg leg, 'is crutch, & the parrot on 'is shoulder
Output: long john silver
Category: "M" & "M" 
Clue: England's King Charles II was known by this "jovial" nickname
Output: "the merry monarch"
Category: PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: This "Glengarry Glen Ross" playwright co-wrote the screenplay for "Wag the Dog"
Output: david mamet
Category: OFFAL FRENCH FOOD 
Clue: When the French eat this organ, they call it cervelle (wonder if it makes them smarter?)
Output: brains
Category: TAOISM 
Clue: This traditional Chinese medical technique uses fine metal needles & has its roots in Taoism
Output: acupuncture
Category: WRITERS 
Clue: In November 1959 he arrived in Holcomb, Kansas to begin 6 years of research for "In Cold Blood"
Output: truman capote
Category: CRITTER LIT 
Clue: This Hugh Lofting title character communicates verbally with normally non-verbal creatures
Output: doctor doolittle
Category: LITERARY QUOTES 
Clue: This fictional character says the Houyhnhnms "live under the government of reason"
Output: gulliver
Category: "BIG" & "LITTLE" 
Clue: At 8'2", he's over a foot taller than his best friend Snuffleupagus
Output: big bird
Category: NATIVE AMER. WOMEN 
Clue: Even after their marriage ended, this Osage Indian was still Balanchine's Sugar Plum Fairy
Output: tallchief
Category: GIFT GIVING 
Clue: Matt asked me to get him one of this brand of air rifle, like Ralphie in "A Christmas Story"
Output: a red ryder bb gun
Category: NOT SO FAMOUS LAST WORDS 
Clue: Lady Astor, on seeing her family assembled: "Is it my" this "or am I dying?"
Output: birthday
Category: BEN-HUR 
Clue: The role of Ben-Hur was reportedly turned down by Rock Hudson & this "Hud", son
Output: paul newman
Category: SWEETS 
Clue: If you're looking for a chocolate bar chock full of peanuts, try this one introduced in 1925
Output: mr. goodbar
Category: PURPLE HAZE 
Clue: This alliterative phrase refers to overly florid writing that tries to enlist a reader's sympathies
Output: purple prose
Category: A HORSE IS A HORSE 
Clue: A horse named Comanche survived this man's June 1876 "Last Stand"
Output: custer
Category: "OO" WHO? 
Clue: He's the subject of the biographies "Official and Confidential" & "The Man and the Secrets"
Output: j. edgar hoover
Category: MY TV TOWN 
Clue: Sheriff Andy Taylor
Output: mayberry
Category: NORTH BY NORTHWEST 
Clue: Eighty Mile Beach, on the Indian Ocean, is part of this continent's northwest coast
Output: australia
Category: TV SHOWS BY GROUPS 
Clue: From 1955, the International Order of Friendly Sons of the Raccoons
Output: the honeymooners
Category: LADIES OF LITERATURE 
Clue: In the original tale, Elizabeth, the bride of this man, is strangled by the monster
Output: frankenstein
Category: '90S OSCAR WINNERS 
Clue: He won his first Oscar for directing “Unforgiven”
Output: clint eastwood
Category: WHAT ARE YOU... CHICKEN? 
Clue: Diced chicken in a rich cream with mushrooms, pimientos, green peppers & sherry is chicken a la this
Output: king
Category: SWEETS 
Clue: Red Vines come in raspberry & this flavor, also the chewy type of candy it is
Output: licorice
Category: GIRLY MOVIES 
Clue: For this 2004 film, Catalina Sandino Moreno was the first Best Actress Oscar nominee to speak all her lines in Spanish
Output: maria, full of grace
Category: PAY THE "BILL" 
Clue: In the classic Scandinavian folk tale, this title trio outwits a hungry troll
Output: "the three billy goats gruff"
Category: NATIONAL FORESTS 
Clue: Established in 1897, Black Hills National Forest is home to Wind Cave National Park & this national memorial
Output: mount rushmore
Category: RHYME SPR"EE" 
Clue: Gloatingly jubilant joy
Output: glee
Category: DISNEY FILM VOICES 
Clue: Later an opera star, Mary Costa was a young unknown when Disney picked her to play this somnolent heroine
Output: sleeping beauty
Category: HOLY PLACE NAMES 
Clue: You'll find Bethel College & Seminary in this "holy" Minnesota city
Output: st. paul
Category: ANCIENT HISTORY 
Clue: Roman girls wore this famous garment until they married & adopted the stola or matron's dress
Output: toga
Category: A BEAUTIFUL MIND 
Clue: Future geneticist J.B.S. Haldane began research in his teens on his sister's 300 of these rodents
Output: guinea pigs
Category: WHAT A CARD! 
Clue: Ken Jennings used these briefly displayed items to get ready to play "Jeopardy!"
Output: flashcards
Category: WEATHER 
Clue: The temperature & humidity conditions characteristic of Santa Ana, Foehn & Chinook winds
Output: hot & dry
Category: WE SURRENDER 
Clue: An important Confederate supply depot, this Georgia capital surrendered to Union troops September 2, 1864
Output: atlanta
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: In the 1970s sign language was taught to Koko the gorilla & Washoe, one of these
Output: chimpanzee
Category: JOB HUNTING 
Clue: In a 60-year-old man age really takes its toll on the body, no matter which sport he works in
Output: manager
Category: PAINTERS 
Clue: She called her New Mexico home, where she spent the last half century of her life, Ghost Ranch
Output: georgia o\'keeffe
Category: AH, FLORIDA! 
Clue: Called the Tangerine Bowl until 1983, the Citrus Bowl is held annually in this city
Output: orlando
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: He's considered the mascot of Mad Magazine
Output: alfred e. neuman
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: Jinkies!  It wasn't too much of a stretch for him to play Fred in the "Scooby-Doo" movies
Output: freddie prinze, jr.
Category: TELEVISION HISTORY 
Clue: This company was created to produce "I Love Lucy"; it combined the 2 stars' names
Output: desilu
Category: GEOMETRY 
Clue: Regular polyhedrons with 6 congruent square faces, over which bartenders may pour scotch
Output: ice cubes
Category: ENDS IN "I" 
Clue: It's the type of strolling band seen here:
Output: mariachi
Category: CAPTURE THE FLAG 
Clue: Afghanistan's flag has a mosque in a wreath made of stalks of this grain
Output: wheat
Category: L-M-N 
Clue: Books from this kids' author include "The Grim Grotto" & "The Vile Village"
Output: lemony snicket
Category: THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM 
Clue: A Montana park is named for these formations you'll also find in Washington's Olympic & North Cascades Parks
Output: glaciers
Category: MILITARY UNITS 
Clue: Oliver Stone won an Oscar for his story about one of these title units in which he served in Vietnam
Output: a platoon
Category: THE MAINE THING 
Clue: L.L. Bean's company headquarters are in this city, just down the road from the original store
Output: freeport
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: These mollusks, not oysters, are the most common source for freshwater pearls
Output: mussels
Category: 10-DIFFERENT-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's any word that's spelled the same forwards & backwards
Output: palindrome
Category: WHEN THEY WERE TEENS 
Clue: This "boulder" sized wrestler & movie star was a star football player at Freedom High School in Bethlehem, Pa.
Output: the rock
Category: SEAN CONNERY 
Clue: In '59 Sean favored us with a song, "Pretty Irish Girl", in Disney's this man "and the Little People"
Output: darby o\'gill
Category: COCKNEY RHYMING SLANG 
Clue: It's what your Lucy locket is -- Lucy lost hers, by the way
Output: pocket
Category: BRAND NAMES 
Clue: A watch brand introduced in the 1950s with TV torture tests
Output: timex
Category: BEFORE, DURING & AFTER 
Clue: '60s dance craze in which you shout, "The sky is falling--at least Polaris' star group is!"
Output: funky chicken little dipper
Category: PARKS 
Clue: Horseshoe Bend National Military Park in Alabama is the site where he defeated the Creek Indians in 1814
Output: andrew jackson
Category: BILL CLINTON'S FAVORITE BOOKS 
Clue: We must confess, William Styron's "The Confessions of" this man shows up
Output: nat turner
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: U.S. Advocate for women's rights & the abolition of slavery who sang "All The Young Dudes"
Output: lucretia mott the hoople
Category: '70s THEATER 
Clue: On Jan. 5, 1980, only 4th time in history, Broadway lights were dimmed in tribute to this composer
Output: richard rodgers
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: Island country whose capital, Valletta, is named for a grandmaster who led the knights in 1565
Output: malta
Category: ALL THE "WAY" 
Clue: It's the stretch between the tee & the green on a golf-course hole
Output: a fairway
Category: THE NUDE IN ART 
Clue: People said his male nude "The Age of Bronze" was so lifelike, he must have made casts from live models
Output: auguste rodin
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: Like an escargot, the abalone is an edible one of these gastropods
Output: a snail
Category: ALIEN INVADERS! 
Clue: In this 1956 cult classic, invading aliens hatch from giant pods, & you're next!
Output: invasion of the body snatchers
Category: BEFORE, DURING & AFTER 
Clue: Early Beatles drummer who wins Westminster Kennel Club top honors by yelling Cuba Gooding Jr.'s most famous line
Output: pete best in show me the money
Category: PHOTOGRAPHERS 
Clue: In April 1875 the Library of Congress gained possession of his Civil War photographic plates for $25,000
Output: mathew brady
Category: TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL 
Clue: James Chadwick must have heard if not seen angels to write the English words of "Angels We Have Heard" here
Output: on high
Category: U.S. CAPITALS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: Overactors & others flock to Smithfield, Va., the capital of this, processing millions of lbs. of it every year
Output: ham
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: This god was the trumpeter of the sea, & his trumpet was a large shell
Output: triton
Category: 10-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: A driveway area where cars reverse direction, or the time needed to complete a task
Output: turnaround
Category: 20th CENTURY SPORTS 
Clue: Only 2 men have won The Masters 2 years in a row: Nick Faldo & this man
Output: jack nicklaus
Category: FROM PAGE TO SCREEN 
Clue: This Amy Tan novel became a movie with Ming-Na & Tamlyn Tomita
Output: the joy luck club
Category: "Z" END 
Clue: It's Fred & Ethel's last name on "I Love Lucy"
Output: mertz
Category: WHATCHA DOIN'? 
Clue: Splitting a pair & taking a hit on each
Output: playing blackjack
Category: RHYME TIME 
Clue: A puzzle such as "Why did the violin cross the road?"
Output: fiddle riddle
Category: "JOY" SHTICK 
Clue: This 1993 film starred Kieu Chinh & Tamlyn Tomita
Output: the joy luck club
Category: WORLD WAR II: THE HOME FRONT 
Clue: Silver foil was being rationed, so production of these smoochable candies was halted during World War II
Output: hershey\'s kisses
Category: COMPOSERS 
Clue: Francis Hopkinson, who composed 1754's "Ode to Music", also signed this famous 1776 document
Output: the declaration of independence
Category: WOOD HOUSE 
Clue: In Japan a nagaya is a traditional one of these houses named for the lines they form with their adjoining walls
Output: a row house
Category: CAPES 
Clue: The entrance to this Australian bay near Sydney is guarded by Cape Banks & Cape Solander
Output: botany bay
Category: BOOZE 
Clue: This strong liquor is named for the town in Jalisco, Mexico that's a center for its production
Output: tequila
Category: PRESIDENTS 
Clue: Showing he'd rather switch than fight, this future pres. changed from Democrat to Republican in 1962
Output: ronald reagan
Category: THE LOOKING GLASS 
Clue: Anton von Leeuwenhoek ground lenses to make these, which magnified objects up to more than 200 times
Output: microscopes
Category: FRUITS & VEGETABLES 
Clue: The Seville and bergamot are classified as bitter varieties of this fruit
Output: oranges
Category: TALKING ITALIAN 
Clue: This word is Italian for "May", so you'd think the "Yankee Clipper" had his best games in that month
Output: maggio
Category: CANADIAN SONGBIRDS 
Clue: She put her initials on duets of "Crying" with Roy Orbison & "What A Wonderful World" with Tony Bennett
Output: k.d. lang
Category: NOVEL-TIES 
Clue: In 1905 this still-controversial Twain book was banned because a character said sweat instead of perspiration
Output: huckleberry finn
Category: BOOKS FOR YOUR DOG 
Clue: If your dog is howling sadly, he may just have read this kids' book about a hunting dog with a mighty voice
Output: "sounder"
Category: BIBLICAL PEOPLE 
Clue: After being delivered from the belly of the great fish, he warned Nineveh of its great evil
Output: jonah
Category: BOOK PARTS 
Clue: From Latin for "leaf", it's a sheet of paper folded over to make 4 pages of a book, or it's each page number
Output: folio
Category: VERB-ATIM 
Clue: This word meaning "to set on fire" is related to one of the 3 basic forms of rock
Output: ignite
Category: ON THE MAP 
Clue: Some of the highest peaks in these mountains are Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa & the Matterhorn
Output: alps
Category: THE "A" "B" "C"s 
Clue: In a 1976 Playboy interview, Jimmy Carter said he'd committed this in his heart many times
Output: adultery