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A copy of this 1841 Victor Hugo novel may have a straight spine, but the main character doesn't |
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Along with "all", these 2 objects fall when the bough breaks |
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The only #1 pop hit for Kenny Rogers, it has a 1 word title |
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This building shaped like a Latin cross is the seat of the Roman Catholic archdiocese of New York |
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Some say this was originally done to ears to let demons out of the body |
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Varieties of these include concussion, smoke, tear-gas & hand |
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One of his poems reads, in its entirety, "The cow is of the bovine ilk: one end is moo, the other milk" |
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British children chant this is "broken down", not "falling down" |
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This '86 Whitney Houston hit was a remake of a '77 George Benson, not Muhammad Ali, hit |
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The acronymic name for the artsy area south of Houston Street |
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Vonda Kay Van Dyke, winner of this 1965 nat'l title, went on to write a beauty book for teens |
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A bunch of artillery shells shot off at once, or just one shot in tennis |
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He met his wife Zelda at an Alabama country club dance in 1918 |
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After the notorious pie incident, Simple Simon went fishing to catch this mammal |
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This Juice Newton song has been the biggest hit of the '80s to start with a "Q" |
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Landmark overlooking the East River between 42nd & 48th Streets |
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According to Hebrew legend, Lilith was actually his 1st wife, but they didn't get along |
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In the Encyclopaedia Britannica, this weapons designer falls between poets Elizabeth & Robt. |
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Created by P.G. Wodehouse, he's the perfect English gentleman's gentleman |
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"See-saw Margery Daw, sold her bed & lay upon" this |
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In 1985, DeBarge wondered, "Who's Holding" her "Now" |
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It's over 50 blocks long but only 3 blocks wide |
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Margaret Bourke-White was known for her work in this field |
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Weapon pictured on the flag of Saudi Arabia |
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Gene Fowler said writing is easy: "All you do is stare at" this "until drops of blood form on your forehead" |
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Dr. Foster stepped in a puddle up to his middle & never went to this British city again |
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This song originally released in 1968 became a posthumous hit for Elvis in 1981 |
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Frank Lloyd Wright designed this unusual circular museum on Fifth Avenue |
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In 1935, Vogue editor Edna Chase was given this French award for service to French fashion |
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Weapon whose name is used to describe a stalk of asparagus |
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