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It can be a group riding exhibition performed to music or a merry-go-round |
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By the end of this J.M. Barrie play, Wendy flies so badly she has to use a broomstick |
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The sextant is so named because its shape is this fraction of a full circle |
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He won a 1962 Grammy for the following:
"I can't stop loving you, I've made up my mind..." |
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He loved Polyxena but demanded that she be slain at his tomb--what a "heel"! |
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Now over 60% of U.S. homes can save our show forever using one of these electronic devices |
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Pronounced one way, it means to comfort; pronounced another way, it's a cabinet for your stereo |
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This Norwegian author's last play, "When We Dead Awaken", includes a major self-analysis |
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Navstar, one of these, allows aircraft & ships to determine their position anywhere on Earth |
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He once said that he "cried like a baby" while writing about Kunta Kinte |
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After she rendezvoused with Poseidon in Athena's temple, Athena changed her hair into serpents |
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The focus of many living rooms, in Latin "focus" means this, abbreviated "fplc" in real estate ads |
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A fancy roast of lamb, veal, or pork; you might wear your tiara while eating it |
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For centuries, navigators have used 2 stars in Ursa Major to point the way to this star |
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A dancer in "The Wiz" & an understudy in "Dreamgirls", she's sung & danced on "The Cosby Show" |
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He deserted his beloved water nymph, Oenone, to run off with Helen of Troy |
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A man's personal servant, or a stand that holds his jacket |
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A 10-letter word for a crotchety old miser, not a crotchety old dog |
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Invented in 1735, this clock, whose name means "time measurer", is used in sea navigation |
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He's famous for having gone on long fasts during the Vietnam War & the 1980 Iran hostage crisis |
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Zeus carried Europa all the way to Crete when he was disguised as one of these |
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In old manor houses, it's the room off the kitchen where the dishwashing was done |
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If you were a mummy, some of your internal organs would be in these jars |
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Paul Scofield starred in the original production of this play & won an Oscar for the film version |
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In 1977 PBS's "Black Journal" was renamed for him, its executive producer & host |
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After Apollo gave her the gift of prophecy, she spurned him |
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This company is the largest single maker of finished Venetian blinds in the U.S. |
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