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In 1912 someone must have driven Alexis Carrel to give his Nobel lecture on suturing these, arteries & veins |
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Zaphod Beeblebrox of "Hitchhiker's Guide" fame is instantly recognizable, as he sports 2 of these |
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Thomas Godfrey wrote the first play by an American professionally staged, in this Delaware River city in 1767 |
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In the 1960s ska & rocksteady gave way to this style of music, mon |
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Exophonic writers, like this Polish-born author of "Lord Jim", write in languages other than their native one |
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If you're driving company founder Alexis Ohanian to Reddit's offices, head for the Tenderloin area of this city |
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In the Pokemon universe, Litwick appears as a ghostly sort of this inanimate object (look at the name) |
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In this 1776 work Adam Smith advocated free trade & competition |
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It's the type of performer seen here |
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While in exile in England from 1726 to 1728, this philosopher born Francois-Marie Arouet wrote in English |
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If you're driving this actress, it may be to the set of "The Handmaid's Tale" |
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In this film the man-eating plant Audrey II was voiced by Levi Stubbs of the Four Tops |
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This "Gap" or pass was discovered in 1750 & the Wilderness Road runs through it |
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The two-color variety of this breed is named for artist Edwin Landseer, who memorably painted the dog as seen here |
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A distinguished musician, especially a conductor of classical music |
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Tokyo native Yoko Tawada's honors include Japan's Akutagawa Prize & the 2016 Kleist Prize for her work in this language |
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You'd want to drive the czarevich Alexis (born 1904) very carefully as he suffered from this condition |
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Catherine Coulson, who had this alliterative role on "Twin Peaks", appeared in the revival, wood in hand |
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In addition to a bribe, 3 French agents demanded a $10 million "loan" to France in this 1797 scandal |
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This Spanish island group that was once home to the Guanche people was named for large dogs, not birds |
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Derived from Dutch, it's another name for a large, powerful whirlpool |
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This Dublin-born man's pre-World War II works were mostly in English; his post-war work primarily in French |
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Driving this author of "Democracy in America" may have been rough as he complained, "Trail infernal, carriage without springs" |
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Without much provocation, this Beatles title guy commits 3 murders with a silver hammer |
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This Prussian leader threatened the Austrian Habsburg Empire & its domains in 1740 by invading & capturing Silesia |
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This little terrier originated as a hunting dog on the Scottish isle for which it is named |
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It's a song of praise or Thanksgiving, especially to an ancient Greek god |
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I foretell you will name this bestselling 1923 work of English poetry by native Arabic speaker Kahlil Gibran |
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