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We call television this 4-letter word because of the cathode ray ones the sets once contained |
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Pungent cheese can be described with this word, a goal when whetting |
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With Juan Carlos in the wings in '73, Francisco Franco quit as premier of this country but stayed as head of state |
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"The Wolves" of Sarah DeLappe's lay are a H.S. girls' team in this sport & auditions involved kicking a ball around |
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Invented in the late 18th century, the cyanometer is used to measure the blueness of this |
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"Jimmy Jam" Harris & Terry Lewis co-wrote many of this diva's hits, including her 1989 No. 1 "Miss You Much" |
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It's an okay name for a small fruit pastry, but not for a girl at the bar |
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On Aug. 15, 1945 he told his subjects Japan would surrender |
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Margaret Edson's Pulitzer Prize winner "Wit" take place during the final hours of a woman succumbing to this disease |
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It's a piece of "fishy" false evidence to throw a detective off the correct path |
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In the 1990s Brent Townshend invented the 56K version of this PC communications device & licensed it at $2.50 each |
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The team called the Smeezingtons included Ari Levine, Philip Lawrence & this singer of "Locked Out Of Heaven" |
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When infatuated with another, you are said to be this flavorful word "on" them |
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In 1990 this man succeeded in "rank" to the office of British prime minister |
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In Beth Henley's "Crimes of the Heart", 3 sisters come together in this delta state after 1 shoots her abusive husband |
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The killer in this Thomas Harris novel is obsessed with a William Blake image of the title mythological creature |
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The books "Longships" & "The Vikings" inspired computer engineer Jim Kardach to use this word for his wireless project |
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Elton John has teamed with this lyricist on dozens of songs, including "Your Song" & "Candle In The Wind" |
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Add an "S" to this word meaning "acrid" & you get a cocktail ingredient that helps in digestion |
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In 1993, in what was reported as Moscow's fiercest fighting since 1917, this snowy-haired Russian president fended off a coup |
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Amy Freed's "Safe in Hell" is about these 2 preachers of the Mather family in the 1690s & the witch hunts they helped launch |
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This red silicate gem is the birthstone of Martin Luther King Jr. & of all thoroughbred horses |
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1941 Chryslers had "vacamatic transmission"; ads asked, "Why" do this while driving? |
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Her co-writers on 2010's "Your Love Is My Drug" include her mom, Pebe Sebert |
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An adjective for stale milk, or a verb meaning to become disenchanted with something |
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He ran things in Yugoslavia from 1945 to 1980 |
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This 1988 play by Wendy Wasserstein records the life of a woman from her high school years into middle adulthood |
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This vibrant form of red takes its name from the Latin for "red worm" |
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