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In 1998 Britain's RSPCA helped foil crooks trying to sell this animal's horn, thought in Asia to be an aphrodisiac |
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The name of this dance in 3/4 time is from the German for "to revolve" |
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A whale breathes through one of these, equivalent to a nose, at the top of its head |
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(Sarah of the Clue Crew at the Palacio Real in Madrid, Spain) Last name of the man who ruled from this royal palace until Wellington chased him out in 1812 |
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In 1975 this hard rock group made its Top 40 debut with "Rock and Roll All Nite" |
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In ancient Rome the noble Patricians wore red ones (we hope not with socks) |
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This agency's "Operation Pretense" nabbed 57 corrupt county supervisors in Mississippi |
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The Fox Trot is an example of this type of social dance named for the place where it's danced |
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It's the "infantile" name for the tiny white flowers of the genus Gypsophila that florists often add to bouquets |
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Philip IV of Spain was also king of this country until it broke away in 1640 |
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You're under pressure to name this man who recorded "Under Pressure" with Queen |
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New York City's Department of this has 5,700 vehicles, including 2,000 collection trucks |
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The sting in the movie "The Sting" involves Robert Shaw placing a half-million-dollar bet on this sport |
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The ballet "The Bitter Weird" is based on the dances Agnes De Mille created for this musical about a Scottish town |
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This 2nd-lightest gas is used in breathing mixtures for deep-sea divers to help them work at extreme depths |
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew) The royal palace was begun by Philip V, the first king of Spain from this French ruling family |
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This "sweet" song by Guns N' Roses was a 1988 No. 1 hit |
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It's the party beverage seen here |
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Operation Casablanca targeted Mexican banks suspected of this activity that doesn't use Tide or Cheer |
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Popular in the 1940s, this Brazilian dance was based on the African Batuque |
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It's the emergency procedure of cutting into the windpipe to open a breathing passage |
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Goya painted Charles III in costume for this sport, to which Britannica says he had a fanatical addiction |
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In a 1986 anti-war song, Sting hoped that these people "Love Their Children Too" |
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From the Latin for "holy", it means feigning great righteousness & piety |
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In 1984 this automotive visionary beat the rap after a drug sting |
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Geographic name of the dance often done to a bagpipe classic like the "Balmoral Castle" |
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The play "Breath" by this author of "Waiting for Godot" has no dialogue, no actors & lasts only 35 seconds |
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(Sofia of the Clue Crew) Number of Alfonso, the last king to reside in the royal palace; he had the bad luck to be forced to step down |
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R.E.M. may have had millennial fears in this song that begins, "That's great it starts with an earthquake" |
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This seat of Erie County, Ohio was an Underground Railroad stopping point |
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