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Martha said she'd murder me if my sneezes made this fluffy French egg dish fall, but I couldn't hold back |
(A.C.: What is Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?) ... (Alex: You were reading a lot more into our clue, A.C., than our writers intended. Martha and George had nothing to do with [*].)
a souffle
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In Dec. Colonel Papadopoulos quit this nation's army & declared himself its P.M.; talk about self-promotion! |
Greece
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This yarn-died cotton fabric that is often striped is from ginggang, a Malay word meaning "striped" |
gingham
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...of these bedcovers; I wept at the 2010-11 show of them at the American Folk Art Museum |
quilts
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Chapter 3, verse 16 of this Bible book says, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son" |
(Alex: [*] is the gospel, yes.)
John
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Beliebers: Take a guess |
Justin Bieber
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Ma said pop went to buy milk a year ago, but I think she hid his body in this "space" named for the prone movement used in it |
a crawl space
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The arrest of a cabbie who drove around a double-parked police car sparked riots in this N.J. city that left over 20 dead |
Newark
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Once used to refer to a frenzied Malay, it's now an adjective meaning "running" to do violence |
amok
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...of this coating applied to ceramics before firing, especially the peach bloom of the Qing Dynasty |
a glaze
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A poem by him starts, "Some say the world will end in fire, some say in ice" |
Robert Frost
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The Beyhive: this former single lady |
Beyonce
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Grammy's mob ties came home to roost & she locked herself in here, also a 2002 Jodie Foster film title |
a panic room
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The first big commercial pop festival in the U.S. wasn't Woodstock but the one named for this California community in 1967 |
Monterey
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This popular dish consists of marinated meat grilled on a skewer & often dipped in a peanut sauce |
satay
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I'm a connoisseur of the works of Odilon Redon; he was part of this late-19th-century -ism, but what the eye represents--darned if I know |
(A.C.: What is Dadaism?) (Damian: What is Surrealism?)
symbolism
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Shakespeare wrote, "All the world's" this place he knew well, "and all the men and women merely players" |
a stage
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Modies: this British group |
Depeche Mode
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I hired little Ryan as one of these to clean the flue & now smoke is filling the room! Is he still in there?! |
a chimney sweep
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In January LBJ proposed these "talks" to end the costly U.S.-Soviet weapons race |
(A.C.: What are peace talks?) (Alex: No, we need the exact talks, and those are the [*].)
SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks)
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From Malay for "sheath", it's a Malay garment that's wrapped around the lower body & tucked in at the waist |
[end-of-round signal sounds]
a sarong
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...of Gigondas, a wine from the banks of ("Cotes Du") this river |
the Rhone
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"To His Coy Mistress" says, "Had we but world enough, and" this, "This coyness, Lady, were no crime" |
time
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Idiot Club: these colorful chaps |
Green Day
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Roger let a Russian phrase slip out--he's one of these spy agents who stay deep undercover for years! |
(A.C.: What is an operative?)
a sleeper
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In 1967 he & Roger Chaffee were laid to rest at Arlington; partner Ed White was buried at West Point |
(Alex: The partner was [*].) [A minute left now]
Gus Grissom
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...of these figurines named for a Bavarian woman |
Hummels
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William Blake wrote, "To see a world in" one of these & "a heaven in a wild flower / hold infinity in the palm of your hand" |
a grain of sand
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The Victims: this Las Vegas group |
the Killers
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