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Astride this steed the Lone Ranger led the fight for law & order in the early western United States |
Silver
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It's where an industrious person keeps his nose |
To the grindstone
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This name means a follower of Dionysus; appropriate in the case of Mr. Rodman |
Dennis
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This green plant pigment is also found in algae & in some bacteria |
Chlorophyll
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This red gem, July's birthstone, is the traditional gift for a 40th wedding anniversary |
(L: What is a garnet?) (Alex: Gotta move up to a ruby!)
Ruby
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As Jonathan on "Highway To Heaven", Michael Landon was one of these beings on probation |
Angel
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Film cowboy who was "Trigger" happy |
Roy Rogers
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The form of physical comedy associated with Charlie Chaplin, The Keystone Kops & The Three Stooges |
Slapstick
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Ironically, this first name of a famous blind woman born in 1880 means "light" |
Helen (Keller)
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In 1875 this plant breeder moved to California using profits earned on his potato |
Luther Burbank
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In a business, this abbreviation should precede a woman's name when her marital status is unknown |
Ms.
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As Jeannie she could blink you back to Baghdad in, well, the blink of an eye |
Barbara Eden
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Marengo & Copenhagen were their mounts at Waterloo |
Duke of Wellington & Napoleon
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These springy stilts with pedals will have you moving in leaps & bounds |
Pogo sticks
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A comedian's son, actor-director Albert Brooks was born with this "scientific" name |
Einstein
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It's defined as an atom or group of atoms that has an electrical charge |
Ion
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"Emily Post's Etiquette" says this should never be viselike, nor should it feel like a jellyfish |
Handshake
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Jamie Sommers' bionic dog was Max, short for this, from the cost of 4 new bionic legs & a jaw |
Maximillion
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After this hero of Spain died in 1099 no one was allowed to ride his horse Babieca |
El Cid
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Paired with "fire", it "rained" upon Sodom & Gomorrah |
Brimstone
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He named a character in a 1951 novel for 1940s movie star Joan Caulfield |
J.D. Salinger
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A 1991 photo of Gaspra taken by the Galileo probe was the first close-up of one of these minor planets |
Asteroid
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At a formal dinner, this object is often made of damask & placed on the guest's plate, not beside it |
Napkin
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Lisa is the computer-generated woman in the USA series based on this John Hughes film |
"Weird Science"
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White Surrey was the favorite horse of this king once quoted as saying he'd trade his kingdom for one |
Richard III
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3' 9" high, 2' 4 1/2" across & nearly 1' thick, it was key to deciphering hieroglyphics |
(we have less than a minute to deal with Science...)
The Rosetta Stone
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Nintendo immortalized this first name of one of the company's landlords |
Mario
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In the 1940s this Nobel Prize winner & vitamin C advocate studied the structure of antibodies |
Linus Pauling
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A Catholic archbishop is addressed as "Your Excellency" while a cardinal is "Your" this |
Eminence
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Like Lysette Anthony on 1991's "Dark Shadows", Corinne Bohrer on 1989's "Free Spirit" was one of these |
(John: What is a ghost?) (Pam: What is a vampire?)
Witch
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