A CONFRONTATION OF BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS |
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The bigger they are, the harder they fall, & this big guy falls hard, via a "stone sunk into his forehead" |
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In the 14th century painting seen here, it's the innovation depicted for the first time in European art |
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Almost 300 years old, this house of justice in King William County, Virginia is the USA's oldest in continuous use |
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Sure, "cheese" often precedes the name of this device, but you can zest some citrus peels or shred zucchini with it too |
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Will Smith, updating a classic: "Just The Two Of ____" |
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That place where the Flintstones live, or the layer of stone underneath surface soil |
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In chapter 1 of his book, it's "great fish", 1, him, 0 |
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Precisionists was another name for these very serious Christians who basically ran 17th century New England |
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A sign on Commercial Street in Boston commemorates a 1919 flood of this sweet & sticky brown syrup; sounds funny, but lives were lost |
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As a verb, it means to flick or whip; as a noun, it's a wire implement that has no issues with beating up eggs |
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Beyoncé, thrice personal in 2003: "____, ____ And ____" |
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This type of canoe was originally made of sealskin stretched over a wood frame |
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In a hairy situation in Judges 15, he sets the corn of the Philistines ablaze & does some serious smiting |
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In 1962 Eduardo Mondlane led FRELIMO, the movement for this African nation (the "Mo")'s independence from Portugal |
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In 2021 this bridge that spans the East River got a new 2-way bike lane |
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Some models of this implement are called pancake turners |
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A reminiscing Bruno Mars: "When ____ Was ____ Man" |
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The shoes seen here are named for this feature on the toe |
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He tells Moses, "I know not the Lord, neither will I let Israel go", but seeing as how that appears in a book called Exodus... |
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In 1545 Catholics gathered in the Council of this city, formerly called Tridentum, to help launch the Counter-Reformation |
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Head to New Orleans' French Quarter to visit the Old Absinthe House named for this pirate |
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This alliterative carving board with an occupation in its name can have grooves to catch juices & other excesses |
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The Fixx, getting philosophical in the '80s: "Are We ____?" |
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This word for a relish that accompanies Indian food comes from the Hindi language |
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"When Joshua was by" this place, "there stood a man over against him with his sword drawn in his hand" |
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In November 1853 Russia destroyed Turkey's fleet in the Black Sea; France & Britain came to Turkey's aid in this war |
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Stephen King's stay at the Stanley Hotel in this state inspired "The Shining"; you can stay there too |
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In 2010 Philips introduced this line of products that lets you prepare bacon & wings with less fat & oil |
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Arctic Monkeys: "____ Looks Like Fun" |
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In Sonnet 18, Shakespeare used this word before "thee to a summer's day" |
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