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An alteration of triumph, don't do it to your partner's ace in a bridge game |
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This likeable con man-master sergeant headed the motor pool at Fort Baxter, Kansas |
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Poet Wm. Wordsworth rhymed this mo. with "truly", as its 1st syllable was accented back then |
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The aardwolf isn't a wolf but is related to these, which is no laughing matter |
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First made in Germany, this bread is called "schwarzbrot", or black bread, there |
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It can be a fat person or a fat turkey |
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The English word salary derives from the Latin "salarium", which was a payment of this seasoning to soldiers |
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Frankie Thomas played this "Space Cadet" on 3 different networks from 1950-55 |
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Encyclopedia Americana says this month's name carries the connotations of majesty & grandeur |
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Arachnids have from 1 to 5 pairs of simple ones, not compound ones |
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Common in the Middle East, it's also known as "pocket bread" |
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It's the third stroke in a medley relay race in swimming |
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This term for favoring relatives when assigning jobs is from the Latin for "nephew" |
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Shortly after he left office in 1953, this former U.S. vice president had his own TV series, "Meet the Veep" |
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Lexicographers figure this month's name came from the Roman goddess of growth & fertility |
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Of Poland, China or Ohio, the place where the Poland China hog originated |
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Made from bread cubes, it's one of the French words for "crust" |
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Slang for a clumsy person, especially one who drops things all the time |
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The African name we use for this insect that causes sleeping sickness means "fly that destroys cattle" |
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The following was his theme song on CBS TV as well as CBS Radio: [Instrumental opening plays] |
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Until the 18th century the new year in England began in this month |
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Zebus are humped cattle which originated in this country |
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A 19th century activist against white bread, he's known for his "crackers" |
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John O'Hara's tale of a high-class call girl who falls in love |
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From the French for "petticoat", it's a lively dance with intricate steps, or a debutante ball |
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This actor created the role of Bronx butcher Marty Pilletti in 1953 on the "Goodyear TV Playhouse" |
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Lincoln was assassinated in this month which T.S. Eliot called the "cruellest" |
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The Himalayan ibex is a wild one of these |
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If you mix 1 cup flour, 1 cup water & yeast & keep it warm, in 2 or 3 days you'll have this "starter" |
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It's said of a person who looks most innocent but probably isn't |
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