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This 8th Ave. building's facade is engraved "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night..." |
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Even before its 1993 premiere, this Dennis Franz series attracted controversy for graphic scenes |
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Born in 1935, left Brooklyn with the Dodgers, left a record of 382 strikeouts in a season |
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It's a sheer, fluffy silk fabric for blouses, or a fluffy type of pie |
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England's "Good Queen Bess" |
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To be pilgarlic is to be this; but don't worry, it's nothing that a toupee can't fix |
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Cheers! This tavern has been a favorite spot in Central Park for 6 decades |
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Bea Arthur starred in this sitcom about 4 women over 50 living together in Miami |
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Born in Santa Ana in 1958, went from check-out girl to David E. Kelley girl, made some films |
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Open mesh fabric used in stockings & on trawlers |
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France's "The Austrian Wench" |
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Doggone it! They're the threads that cross the warp in a woven fabric |
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Recently renovated, it's the most famous room in the building seen here [New York Public Library] |
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This title pair of laboratory mice continually & unsuccessfully try to take over the world |
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Arrived on the dot April 27, 1791, Yale grad, painted, coded, dashed off April 2, 1872 |
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This soft, slightly napped cotton fabric is popular in snuggly PJs & gray suits of the '50s |
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"The Little Mother of all the Russians" |
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This part of the hand is sometimes called the medius |
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This club's brief, glamorous life began in 1977 at 254 West 54th Street |
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On this popular variety show you might have seen characters like Bolivar Shagnasty & Clem Kadiddlehopper |
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A poet, don't ya know it, born in Florence in 1265, met Beatrice at 9, found life "divine" |
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Now made of hemp or jute, when worn with ashes it's tops in mourning attire |
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From the first 6 letters at the upper left, it's the arrangement of a standard computer keyboard |
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Manhattan's oldest church, this chapel shares its name with a famous London cathedral |
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Newspaperman Britt Reid was the secret identity of this '60s TV crimefighter |
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Born 1903, untouchable in Chicago, cleaned up Cleveland, died 1957 |
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To get actual Harris tweed from where it's made, go to this group of islands west of the Scottish mainland |
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Don't fear this 17-letter word, it simply means the fear of the number 13 |
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