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No relation to the sea bird, it describes a person who is easily deceived or duped |
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Proteins in Antarctic fishes act as a type of this, like Prestone in your car |
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On March 11, 1990 this southernmost Baltic republic became the first Soviet republic to declare independence |
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Russell Crowe: "At my signal, unleash hell" |
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It lost its state capital duties to Des Moines in 1857 |
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This Shakespeare prince asks if a ghost he sees is a "spirit of health or goblin damn'd" |
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Canine term for a small dugout where a soldier might seek refuge from enemy gunfire |
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After 7 1/2 years of fighting, this North African country gained its independence from France on July 5, 1962 |
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A Scorsese picture: "As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster" |
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3 inch by 5 inch piece of paper used to file information |
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Evil forces in this 1977 novel covet young Danny's precognitive powers |
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It's the 12-letter word for the official approval of an amendment, or of the Constitution itself |
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The "Medieval Warm Period" that began in the 10th century ended with the "Little" this 400 years later |
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On Sept. 21, 1981 this British colony became the last nation on the American mainland to gain independence |
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A 2010 remake: "I'm a foolish old man who's been drawn into a wild goose chase by a harpy in trousers and a nincompoop" |
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The small group of people closest to you |
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Marvel's motorcycle stuntman Johnny Blaze, who's kind of a hothead |
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It doesn't get more classic than these shoes seen here |
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This coat of ice formed when supercooled water freezes on contact is a homophone of a word used by poets |
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On August 14 & 15 respectively, Pakistan & India mark their independence that happened in this post-WWII year |
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A classic satire: "You're gonna have to answer to the Coca-Cola company" |
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Interconnected transistors, resistors & capacitors built on a single wafer |
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Hoping to save his old partner from a similar fate, this spectre appears in chains in an 1843 work |
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It's a book or manual of basic Christian doctrine in the form of questions & answers |
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As wind speed rises, so does heat loss from skin, leading to this, a number that the weatherman gives after winter temps |
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On the festive eve of Independence Day, Mexico's pres. reads a statement called "Grito de" this name that means "sorrows" |
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From 1946: "I'm givin' out wings!" |
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Manzanar & Tule Lake were 2 of these in California during WWII |
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A governess sees the ghosts of 2 former servants in this novella by Henry James |
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