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The next square in the series 4, 9, 16,... |
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Many products display this magazine's seal on their labels |
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Melville's book "White Jacket" helped abolish this form of corporal punishment on ships |
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It's said "North by Northwest" convinced Ian Fleming this man would be the best director for Bond films |
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Dustin & Warren didn't write most of those lousy songs in "Ishtar"; she & Paul Williams did |
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Of the 36 rolls on a pair of dice, you have this many ways to roll a seven, whether you "root" for it or not |
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Angered by this girl, Athena changed her curling locks to snakes |
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It pays $400 for funny, true stories about life in the military, on campus or at work |
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Between sea voyages, Melville had this job at a Honolulu bowling alley |
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Once an actor for D.W. Griffith, this silent comedy director later formed the Keystone Company |
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It's egg yolks, oil, lemon juice & seasonings beaten together until thick |
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To measure speed, you need know only these 2 things |
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Triangle Publications of Radnor, PA, famous for the Daily Racing Form, also publishes this weekly |
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Melville 1st went to sea after failing to become a surveyor on this N.Y. state transportation project |
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The English translation of the Cuban song, "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas" |
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A 9-year-old boy coined this "nonsensical" term for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros |
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After working as a CIA agent in Mexico under E. Howard Hunt, William Buckley founded this magazine |
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On Dec. 16, 1773, Melville's grandfather participated in this act of rebellion |
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He observed, "They let the studio janitor cut 'The Magnificent Ambersons' in my absence" |
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Rod Stewart sang to her, "The morning sun, when it's in your face, really shows your age" |
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A king complained "The elements were difficult", but this Greek replied, "There is no royal way to geometry" |
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It's subtitled "Man at His Best" |
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This title character's last words are "God bless Captain Vere!" |
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Director of "On The Waterfront", "He's the kind of man who sends a suit out to be cleaned & rumpled" |
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From Old French "mahaignier", to maim, it's disfigurement that renders the victim defenseless |
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