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Thomas More learned this profession at London's Lincoln Inn |
Law
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"Fantasy Island"'s Tattoo, he played Nick Nack in the James Bond flick "The Man With The Golden Gun" |
Herve Villechaize
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The Earth's greatest circumference lies along a circle just south of this imaginary line |
Equator
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Pricey shops on this NYC thoroughfare include Tiffany's & Saks |
Fifth Avenue
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"Peanuts", "Dick Tracy", "Pogo" |
(R: What is "Pogo?")
"Dick Tracy" (1931)
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To indicate this, say "denaro" or "soldi", or just rub your thumb against your finger |
Money
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This honor was bestowed upon More in 1935, the quadricentennial of his death |
Sainthood
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(Hi, I'm Richard Kind of "Spin City".) I provided the voice of Molt, the annoying grasshopper, in this 1998 animated Disney film |
(M: What is "Antz?")
A Bug's Life
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The strongest shaking in an earthquake is usually felt at this point on the Earth's surface above the focus |
Epicenter
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It's the road on which you could "Get Your Kicks" in the theme song of a 1960s TV show |
Route 66
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"Gilligan's Island", "The Andy Griffith Show", "Petticoat Junction" |
The Andy Griffith Show (1960)
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Prego, "You're Welcome", is the usual response to this Italian word |
Grazie
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On perjured testimony, More was convicted of this crime in 1535 & beheaded 5 days later |
Treason
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She found out about "Sex And The City" in "L.A. Story" & "Honeymoon In Vegas" |
Sarah Jessica Parker
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The entire bottom of this rocky "skin" of the Earth is called the Mohorovicic Discontinuity |
Crust
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This highway stretches from Jacksonville, Florida to Santa Monica, California |
Interstate 10
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"Some Girls", "Sticky Fingers", "Voodoo Lounge" |
"Sticky Fingers"
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This word is Italian for "May", so you'd think the "Yankee Clipper" had his best games in that month |
Maggio
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In 1529 More succeeded Cardinal Wolsey in this office whose duties included keeping the Great Seal |
(S: What is archbishop?)
Chancellor of England
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He appeared as Ali MacGraw's dad in "Goodbye, Columbus" before he was TV's Oscar Madison |
Jack Klugman
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Today, it lies near Ellef Ringnes Island in northern Canada |
(S: What is the North Pole?)
North Magnetic Pole
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You'll find many embassies on this Washington, D.C. avenue bearing the name of the sixth state to join the Union |
(Mollie: What is Pennsylvania Avenue?)
Massachusetts Avenue
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"Oliver Twist", "Nicholas Nickleby", "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" |
(S: What is "Nicholas Nickleby?")
"Oliver Twist"
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Abbastanza, meaning "enough", is often shortened to this 5-letter word |
Basta
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This German-born artist did the 1527 painting of More seen here |
Hans Holbein the Younger
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John Mahoney of "Frasier" played one of the guys who sold aluminum siding in this Barry Levinson film |
Tin Men
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Almost all weather takes place in this lowest part of the atmosphere |
Troposphere
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Victoria Street, Queen Street & Queen's Park Circle are all found in this Canadian city |
Toronto
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Millard Fillmore, Zachary Taylor, Franklin Pierce |
Zachary Taylor
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It precedes "far niente" in a phrase meaning "sweet inactivity" |
Dolce
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