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ENDS WITH A 3-LETTER BODY PART |
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To take someone's weapons away |
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"When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's" this |
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This chemical is the messenger that carries the genetic code to the parts of the cell that make proteins |
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In Bill Willingham's graphic novels, Bigby, this foe of Riding Hood, is the Sheriff of Fabletown |
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It's the special type of lens used to produce the effect seen here |
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USS Princeton is the sixth U.S. ship to bear the name of a battle of this war |
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"I see trees of green, red roses too, I see them bloom, for me and you, and I think to myself" this |
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It's not usually thought of as an organ, but for an average human, it's the largest & can cover 20 square feet |
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Lloyd's of London insured this airplane for $18,000 for an important 1927 transatlantic flight |
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Home of House Tyrell, Highgarden is a fertile wine-growing region on this continent |
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In Britain this pastime is called noughts & crosses |
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The coat of arms of USS Monterey bears the image of this general & future president, fittingly shown during the Mexican War |
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Smile if you know that "Smile", based on an instrumental theme in the movie "Modern Times", was composed by this star |
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Ticks & tapeworms are examples of these creatures that take nutrition with no benefit to their host |
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Lloyd's honored every policy after this 1906 disaster--paying out a modern equivalent of more than a billion dollars |
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The name of this 2-word ancestral dwelling in Tolkien is a play on the translation of the French "cul-de-sac" |
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This other name for tetanus refers to one of its most common symptoms |
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USS Bunker Hill is based at this biggest West Coast navy base, diagonally across the country from the battle site |
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Here's a little something you might have heard on St. Paddy's Day |
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5 feet long in humans, this part comes in near the end of digestion & performs the vital task of absorbing water & vitamins |
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Lloyd's insured many airships, including this one that came to a disastrous end in 1937 |
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Much of the action in the "Files" of this guy, the city's resident practicing professional wizard, takes place in Chicago |
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The fruit of a rambler or Damask |
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A cruiser built at Pascagoula, Miss. bears the name of this other Mississippi burg that made 1863 headlines |
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Glory to the Lord! Leonard Cohen reportedly wrote as many as 80 verses to this song |
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This rhyming phrase describes the nervous system's response to facing stress or danger |
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Lloyd's set up a signal station on this "canine" Canadian island & it was the first to hear of the Titanic's sinking |
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