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This U.S. state climbs from a low of 282 feet below sea level to a high of 14,494 feet |
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This fictional millionaire's butler is Alfred Pennyworth |
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These large green banana relatives are usually available in Hispanic markets as platanos |
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In 1889 Charles Dow & Edward Jones founded this business daily |
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Looking at the Eiffel Tower, you may be standing "a bouche ouverte", with this open |
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This state has the highest point in the U.S., 20,320 feet |
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(Hi, I'm Mike Farrell) I joined the cast of "M*A*S*H" after the departure of this actor who played Trapper John McIntire |
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It's said that Christopher Columbus introduced this "cool" veggie to the New World |
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Woodward & Bernstein were working for this newspaper in August 1972 |
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What the French abbreviate ap. J.-C., meaning apres Jesus-Christ is abbreviated this way in Latin |
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The lowest point in the great state of Nebraska is a spot along this river that forms its eastern border |
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Reaching No. 13 in 1963, "Danke Schoen" was this man's first Top 40 hit |
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A serving of the butternut variety of this vegetable supplies over 100 percent of the RDA of beta carotene |
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No lie, it was the Soviet Union's Communist Party newspaper |
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In English, a recorder can make a racket; in French "recorder" means to do this to a racquet |
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This Southern state has the lowest high point of any state, 345 feet |
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This Chinese-American film director's credits include "Eat A Bowl of Tea" & "The Joy Luck Club" |
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Varieties of this tuber include red pontiac, Katahdin & Finnish yellow wax |
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This Boston-based newspaper was founded by a religious group in 1908 |
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It's what's taken over during a piraterie aerienne |
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This state has the highest low point of any state, 3,350 feet |
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This "crazy" Revolutionary War general later defeated an Indian army at the Battle of Fallen Timbers in 1794 |
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This tropical fruit contains an enzyme called papain which is used to tenderize meat |
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One of Ernest Hemingway's first newspaper jobs was on this Missouri newspaper |
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While the coup d'essai is the first attempt, this is a "stroke of mercy" or finishing stroke |
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