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Anglo-Saxons called this animal a "coppe", & its web was known as a "copweb" |
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Kathy Whitworth is the 1st woman to have earned over $1 million in this sport |
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Within the U.S., you can no longer send letters "Air Mail", since it has now merged with this class |
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The breed the British generally call the "Alsatian" we generally call this |
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Famed for its universities, this Boston suburb is named for an English university town |
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Guinness says a viper at the Philadelphia Zoo committed suicide by doing this to itself |
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Name of this shoulder ornament derives from "epaule", French for "shoulder" |
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1st woman athlete ever to earn $1 million was this Norwegian skater turned movie star |
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When unloaded & disassembled, this firearm is mailable, though pistols & revolvers usually are not |
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To impoverish his enemies, the king of Siam gave them elephants of this color, not allowed to work |
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Orange & its neighbor to the north, West Orange, are both suburbs of this New Jersey city |
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One who is dead is botanically described as "pushing up" these flowers |
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From Arabic verb "gharafa", meaning "to draw water", comes this word for a glass bottle |
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In 1980, Rachel McLish became this sport's 1st Miss Olympia |
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The reuse of these is punishable by a fine and/or imprisonment |
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Requiring very little exercise, this breed of dog is popular among apartment dwellers |
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Birthplace of Henry Ford, this Detroit suburb is still Ford Motor Co. headquarters |
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It's said St. Sebastian was shot full of these but died from being battered by cudgels |
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The Latin verb "colorare", to color, inspired this term for a musically colorful soprano |
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Celebrity Register calls her "The Pixie from the West Virginia Hills" |
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Though it's sent by Western Union, it's delivered by the post office, usually the next day |
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Guinea Pigs didn't originate in Guinea, but came from this continent |
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Gilley's, the world's largest country & western nightclub, is in this Houston suburb |
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He died in a Porsche Spyder on September 30, 1955 |
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This word for someone with ESP comes from the Greek for soul, "psukhe" |
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Unable to walk at age 7, she went on to win 3 gold medals in track in 1960 Olympics |
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The meaning of the "ZIP" in ZIP Code |
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The World Book says toucans probably use this enormous, colorful body part to attract a mate |
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Chicago wags used to say if you smell gunpowder, you're in this suburb |
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An account of his death by poison appears in Plato's "Phaedo" |
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