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Weasels, otters, badgers as well as skunks share this offensive weapon |
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Blended creme de menthe, creme de cacao & cream; or an insect |
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What Scarlett O'Hara used to make her green velvet dress in "Gone with the Wind" |
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Made on the typewriter with 2 hyphens or on a track by running 100 yds. |
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Her "Workout" is an all-time Top-5 video cassette |
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What a morning grump did to get that way |
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Type of animal a kingfisher is |
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"Liquid bread", it was often drunk at breakfast in medieval Europe |
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Number of "Mad"s in "It's a Mad...World" |
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Italics are indicated in a manuscript by doing this to the word |
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What runners call the popular 6.2 mile road race |
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Mae West film based on her play "Diamond Lil" |
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Type of sapsucker whose name is synonymous with "spineless jellyfish" |
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Based on bar survey, it's America's most popular cocktail |
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The Cowardly Lion's "crown" was made from this in "The Wizard of Oz" |
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These are always written out as words when appearing at the beginning of a sentence |
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Body-builders' nickname for their prized chest muscles |
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Phone problem response, title of '48 Stanwyck film |
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Animal that spends half the year and most tea parties in hibernation |
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Lynchburg, TN distillery that holds whiskey license #1, oldest in USA |
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With supernatural help, this baseball team beat the "Damn Yankees" |
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This cigarette's ads created grammar controversy over use of like & as |
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M. Navratilova follows Haas' "Eat to Win" formula by loading up on these before a match |
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In Cole Porter hit, it follows "Tho' your face is charming..." |
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Type of wine that originated in Jerez, Spain |
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Name of the TV soap opera "Dorothy Michaels" worked on in "Tootsie" |
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Used to separate phrases or clauses which themselves contain commas |
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Exercise without movement, involving contraction of muscles against resistance |
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