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5-LETTER WORDS WITH 4 VOWELS |
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2009: blowing up with "Boom Boom Pow" |
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In 1901 French poet Sully Prudhomme became the first to win this literature prize |
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16 years after Wilbur died, he sent the flyer I to London's Science Museum, where it remained for 20 years |
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A line of people in London |
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This Mattel toy line includes such action figures as Skeletor, Stratos & He-Man |
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The scrolls were discovered in 1947 & offered for sale in a June 1, 1954 ad in this financial paper; they sold for $250,000 |
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1985: crying about how "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" |
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Seamus Heaney's 1999 translation of this 1,000-year-old Anglo-Saxon poem was a bestseller |
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The "Henry Ford of aviation", he is best known for his 2-seat Cub |
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It's the repeating name in a 1963 hit for the Kingsmen--me gotta go |
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Up to 12 feet long, this largest pit viper is also the largest of the New World venomous snakes |
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See them yourself --in 2012 Google & the Antiquities Authority launched deadseascrolls.org.il, il short for this |
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1979: pondering "What a Fool Believes" |
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In 1923 German poet Rainer Maria Rilke published a collection of sonnets to this hero whose music charmed Hades |
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The first aircraft to provide regular service between Europe & North America, it made 11 trips to Lakehurst, N.J. |
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It's a garlic-flavored mayonnaise of Provence |
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Founded in 1976, this firm sold its first admissions the following year, to an Electric Light Orchestra concert |
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Most scrolls were written in Hebrew, a few in Greek & the rest in this common language of the Jews at the time |
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1986: encouraging fans to "Walk Like an Egyptian" |
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In 1776 Karl August, Duke of Saxe-Weimar, appointed this poet to his cabinet as privy councilor |
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It's the central section of a plane; the P-82 twin Mustang had 2 of them, each with a cockpit & pilot |
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The transmission of sound |
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If you remember old record labels, you might know this title of the 1899 Francis Barraud painting seen here |
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One scroll, a mash-up of a few Old Testament books, is devoted to the building & operation of this edifice |
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1966: "Reach Out, I'll Be There"; Levi Stubbs & this group |
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In 1837 he was killed in a duel by Baron Georges d'Anthes, who was expelled from Russia for the incident |
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A chapter of the Fraternal Order of Eagles is called this |
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William Ernest Henley wrote, "I am" this 5-word phrase, "I am the captain of my soul" |
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The best preserved of the scrolls contains all or part of all 66 chapters of this Old Testament prophet's book |
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