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The 3,000-room Royal Palace in this city is the official residence of the Spanish royal family, but they don't live there |
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The Facebook page of this century-old brand of sandwich cookie has more than 42 million "likes" |
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It's not about hunting--these rights that get NBA teams around the salary cap are named for Larry |
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Joan Jett sang "I love" this |
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It weighed 50 pounds, had small, useless wings & was extinct by the end of the 17th century |
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Last name of 18th century printer James, who used the pen name "Poor Robin" for some of his almanacs |
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Trying to burn out excess methane in a Turkmenistan crater in 1971, Soviets made the Door to this 4-letter place, and it burns today |
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A little elf told me that this brand makes E.L. Fudge, but obviously, that elf was slacking & should get back to work |
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2 ketchup bottles top the scoreboard of "The Big Ketchup Bottle", this home to the Pittsburgh Steelers |
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With this product you toss your chicken in a bag with bread crumbs before it goes in the oven |
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Proverbially, hindsight is said to be this designation of normal vision |
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Last name of Louisiana privateer Pierre, who died following a skirmish in 1821; brother Jean outlived him |
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These 2 colorful rivers join together just north of Khartoum, Sudan |
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This Nabisco brand went cage-free on its box covers in 2018 |
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Bodexpress didn't win this 2019 race, the second in the Triple Crown, but did finish--not bad for running with no jockey |
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Beginning in 2016, this Axl Rose band's "Not in This Lifetime" tour played to more than 5 million fans |
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A chocolate candy with a fruit, cream or nut center |
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In a song beloved by 1940s Red Sox fans, this name rhymes with "better than his brother Joe" |
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A bridge built to give the feeling of walking through the hands of God is at Bà Nà Hills, founded by French colonists in this country |
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This Nestle cookie named for a Massachusetts inn dates to the 1930s |
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One letter off from a big web company, it's a cricket ball thrown with unusual spin |
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The name of this Clairol hair color brand emphasizes how simple it is |
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Type of boots seen here, or the groovy disco you might have worn them to |
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Al Capone's oldest brother, a lawman who went by "Two-Gun" Hart, was known for pursuing these prohibition violators |
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Studying the earth-moving capabilities of earthworms in 1877, Charles Darwin dug holes in Salisbury Plain at this landmark |
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These Girl Scout cookies are known as the "Cradle of Polynesia" |
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Lionel Messi is diminutive & a pest to those he faces, so he is dubbed "La Pulga", or this in English |
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This rap duo throws a pajama jammy jam in "House Party 2" |
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Give me the name of Ossining, New York's correctional facility, ya mug |
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With the new idea of using steel, Ludvig Nobel built the first modern one of these oil-carrying ships |
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