|
|
|
YOU DON'T MESS AROUND WITH JIM |
|
A "B" IN AMERICAN HISTORY |
|
|
|
After Lancelot lances a lot, give him some gooseberry this, also a term for'the jester |
|
|
In July 2014 this student from Riverdale High died |
|
|
This nation's name reflects its long history as a province of an ancient empire |
|
|
"Big Jim" Colosimo was the crime boss of this city (until Al Capone's gang whacked him, that is) |
|
|
2 British soldiers were found guilty in this 1770 Massachusetts riot; their thumbs were branded "M" for murder |
|
|
To add dry particles, or to remove them lightly with a cloth |
|
|
The English knights hate the French but love this dessert of theirs, literally "perfect" in their cursed tongue |
|
|
Real name Harleen Quinzel, this gal fell in love with the Joker |
|
|
It's been a tough past few decades for this Balkan nation, the former leading Yugoslav republic |
|
|
After promotion to general for his raid on Tokyo, this Medal of Honor winner continued to lead bombing missions |
|
|
In 1976 John Warner married Elizabeth Taylor & served as administrator of this celebration |
|
|
Least severe type of burn, most severe type of murder |
|
|
Bedivere loves raisins after cleaving foes in twain, so give him "spotted" this |
|
|
|
|
Shortly before moving to Texas, this frontiersman knifed a man to death in a duel |
|
|
America's first passenger line, this railroad began steaming along in 1830 |
|
|
If I'm this "about" you, that's nice; if I'm this "at" you, not; it's a this this this this word |
|
|
There's nothing Sir Kay likes more than a Twirl or a Flake from this British confectioner |
|
|
|
The northwesternmost Balkan nation, it shares an Alpine terrain with its neighbors Italy & Austria |
|
|
Alabama sheriff Jim Clark led the "Bloody Sunday" attack on civil rights protestors marching from this city to Montgomery |
|
|
A governor's failure to stop Indian raids prompted this 1676 rebellion led by a Virginia planter |
|
|
Nasty this we're having; it can mean both to withstand & to wear away |
|
|
Don't toy with the Hedge Knight; he adores the tipsy hedgehog, another name for this custard, cake & sherry concoction |
|
|
Also a ring bearer, Sinestro is chiefly a foe of this "colorful" superhero |
|
|
Part of several empires in history, this nation had a taste of independence in 1878 |
|
|
1890s heavyweight champ James Corbett was known by this posh nickname |
|
|
A 1944 conference in this New Hampshire resort resulted in the creation of the IMF & the World Bank |
|
|
To ask for professional advice, or to give it |
|