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'70s president who, as a model, once appeared in "Look" magazine |
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A sparking rock or a Michigan city |
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It was known as the dingus, the stuff dreams are made of & the black bird |
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3-letter term for fashions that come & go quickly, such as hula hoops & coonskin caps |
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"Vampire" variety of these actually do feed on the blood of other animals |
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Sport defined by Hemingway as "Death in the Afternoon" |
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This office remained vacant during Truman's 1st administration |
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Character from American history played on screen more than any other |
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"Jus soli", the right of soil, makes you this in the country of your birth |
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General name for the wild rabbits of Canada, the U.S. & Mexico; Peter is one |
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In 1843, the Merriams took over the rights to his dictionary |
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Said he could either run the country or control his daughter Alice, "But not both" |
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A sequel's now being planned to this top grossing film, called in France "S.O.S. Phantomes" |
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Not a radioactive clan, but the core group of one's relatives |
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Before hunting, a pack of these meets & howls to keep other packs from its territory |
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Her "Giant" grew into an epic movie |
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Probably our most scholarly president, he was only one to earn a Ph.D. |
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To protect his image, Buster Keaton's MGM contract did not allow him to do this onscreen |
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U.S. equivalent to the bourgeoisie which developed between the aristocrats & the peasants in France |
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This swimming African animal "yawns" as an aggressive gesture before it attacks |
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"Death Comes for" him Willa Cather's classic |
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In 1940, FDR beat him to win 3rd term |
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4-generation film family which includes a knighted actor, his father, daughters & grandchildren |
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It's suffered by one who goes from his simple society to a very complex one |
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Novelist & poet who went "Trout Fishing in America" |
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