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South America's Pacific coast lies due south of this coast in the U.S. |
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One '70s fad was these rings which puportedly changed colors to match one's emotional state |
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Almost 30% of the world's endangered bird species are on this island state |
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To get around the law banning 9-pin bowling, enterprising early Americans did this |
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Of 4, 14, or 34, approximate difference in calories between sticks of regular & sugar-free gum |
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Presidents of this narrow country have been able to walk unescorted around its capital |
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A Dan that races at Indianapolis, or a stretcher that races into the E/R |
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When she got her CB radio, this first lady called herself "First Mama" |
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During courtship, the male frigate enormously inflates the red pouch located here |
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Various approaches to this line include the 4-step & 5-step |
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Mentha spicata & mentha piperita, they're the 2 most popular flavorings for gum |
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A Spanish navigator got to Uruguay 1st, but it was this country that established the 1st settlement |
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A large Indian crocodile, or a large Central Park thing |
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In 1978, Anderson, Abruzzo & Newman became the 1st to complete this feat in a balloon |
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Brightly colored Old-World bird that's ecological counterpart of the hummingbird, or a Pontiac |
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Initials of org. which sets rules for men's bowling or network which telecasts the spring PBA tour |
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This "Blue Book" of etiquette author grudgingly accepted gum chewing, but not in formal attire |
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This "cattle country" is also world's 4th largest producer of wool |
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Prior to their battle-of-sexes tennis match, Billie Jean King gave chauvinist Bobby Riggs this appropriate gift |
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Term for all the eggs laid by a female at one time, or a type of ladies' handbag |
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If an evangelist makes a conversion in bowling, he's done this |
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Using gum profits, William Wrigley bought this southern California resort island |
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The last area liberated from Spain became this country named for the liberator of South America |
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Found guilty in 1921 & executed in 1927, they were vindicated in 1977 by the governor of Massachusetts |
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In relation to its 10 inch body width, this seabird has a record wingspan of up to 13 feet |
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Number of finger holes in a duckpin bowling ball |
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Supposedly, licorice-flavored "Black Jack" gum was named for this general |
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