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Just below the adrenal glands, these bean-shaped organs are each about the size of a large bar of soap |
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This Garp creator also wrote the children's book "A Sound Like Someone Trying Not to Make a Sound" |
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"Against", as in a lawsuit |
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Over 4,500 years old, a seated lyre player from the Cyclades is an early treasure of this country's art |
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"Don't forget" these waterproof boots worn over the shoes is one of Gwyneth Paltrow's tips for visiting London |
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1977: Duane Hall, a brother |
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She followed up "Eat, Pray, Love" with a book on marriage called "Committed" |
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"For the time being", like a senator presiding over the Senate |
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Vermeer's "Music Lesson" shows a chaste young lady at the keyboard instrument fittingly called this |
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1999: Hessian Horseman, an antagonist |
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Appropriately, the name of this blood vessel means "great artery" |
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On his 1950 death, this man who looked into the future was called "The Wintry Conscience of a Generation" |
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"By each head", in a country |
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This pianist & composer was painted by Delacroix in the 1830s, the decade when he became a force in Paris |
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Following a day on the slopes, warm up your tootsies in a pair of these boots whose French name says what they're for |
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2007: Wilbur Turnblad, a father |
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His greatest novel was a commercial flop, so he supported his family with stories like "Bartleby the Scrivener" |
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"Elsewhere"--in English, it's an excuse |
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Pictures by artist Victor Hartmann inspired Mussorgsky's "Pictures at" one of these |
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Yupik for "bearded seal" gives us the name of these soft boots worn by Eskimos |
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2002: Frank Abagnale, a father |
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Broca's speech area is in the frontal lobe of this largest portion of the brain |
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A Pulitzer for "American Pastoral" is one of the honors bestowed on this Newarker |
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This patron saint of music has often been depicted in art, as here in a work of around 1600 |
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Boots from this brand, whose logo is seen here, were worn by soldiers on both sides of the American Civil War |
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1989: Whitley Strieber, an abductee? |
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