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Dr. Seuss might have coined "nerd" & definitely came up with this word for an ill-tempered spoilsport |
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IRS filing statuses include married filing separately & married filing this way |
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In 1697 he toured western Europe incognito under the name Sgt. Mikhaylov |
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The group assigned to protect the president proceeds through this door meant for delivery people & other help |
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An example of metathesis, the switching of sounds, is saying "per" for "pre" in this word for a Dr.'s written order |
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You hauled in a northern one of these game fish rivaling the 55-pounder caught in 1986? Wow! |
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This classic men's hat was named for a 19th century play whose title character was actually a woman |
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Metallic powder commonly used to demonstrate magnetism |
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The promoter of an 1820 Congressional quid pro quo, Henry Clay was nicknamed this |
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A landmark Louisiana area featuring Bourbon Street gets a classic burger from McDonald's |
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A speaker for high-frequency sounds, or a high-frequency social media messager |
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9 pounds, 12 oz.?! Well done, Brent Ehrler, who boated the biggest one at the 2017 this Master Classic |
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This nickname of little Margery Meanwell has come to mean one who is cloyingly virtuous |
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pcmag.com says files are always stored in these, also called directories |
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Wayne Gretzky, "The Great One", is a native of the country with this 3-word nickname |
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The cruise line whose ships include the Rotterdam manages to sail to "purple mountain majesties" |
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This verb meaning to change the play at the line of scrimmage can also mean to improvise in a non-football situation |
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Any trusted adviser, like the one who taught Telemachus in the "Odyssey" |
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Elinor Wylie wrote, "In masks outrageous and austere / the years go by" this way, one by one |
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In TV's "Killing Jesus", Kelsey Grammer played this king |
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A 1940 way to say "carrying a gun" becomes "carrying a measurement of temperature & humidity" |
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It's the next sound you hear after an osprey spots & heads for its dinner |
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Casanova, Romeo & Don Juan are all synonyms for this eponymous seducer from a 1703 play |
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In the 1970s Tippi Hedren found work for refugees from this country filing nails; now that ethnic group rules the salon biz |
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During his 1740-1786 reign, Prussia became a leading military power |
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An Asia-set musical merges with an Isaac Asimov tale known for its 3 laws |
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Tchaikovsky sounds ethereal played on this quirky musical instrument |
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