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In Babylonian myth the eyes of the dragon goddess Tiamat were the source of these 2 rivers |
the Tigris & the Euphrates
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It's the point on Earth's surface directly above the internal point where an earthquake rupture begins |
the epicenter
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Elected to Congress in 1830, he wrote, "My election as President of the United States was not half so gratifying" |
John Quincy Adams
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Dario Argento & Bernardo Bertolucci worked on "C'era una volta il West", this "tasty" type of Western |
a Spaghetti Western
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Trained back east by Harriet Beecher Stowe's sister, Harriet Bishop was a frontier one of these in a single room in St. Paul |
a schoolteacher
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You might hear this hyphenated term "of little feet" |
pitter-patter
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Rivers that border Manhattan include the East River & these 2 "H" rivers |
(Maureen: Uh, what are the Hudson... oh, gosh, this is embarrassing... what are the Hudson and...) ... (Ken: Tyler from New York could have helped you there.)
the Hudson and the Harlem
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Chalk & tufa are varieties of this sedimentary rock that's mostly calcium carbonate |
limestone
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Many students learn the history of African Americans from John Hope Franklin's antonym-titled history "From ____ to ____" |
From Slavery to Freedom
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There's Bollywood, but there's also Pollywood from India & Pakistan, with hits like "Carry on Jatta" in this language |
(Amy: What is Urdu?) ... (Ken: The "P" in Pollywood for [*].)
Punjabi
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In 1874 this frontier dentist lost his practice in Dallas because his coughing alarmed patients |
Doc Holliday
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"Bible" can precede this word, also a Disney rabbit |
thumper
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The Camargue, a wild & wildlife-rich region of France, is in the delta of this river that rises in Switzerland |
the Rhone
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Used in the Stone Age for spear points & arrowheads, this form of quartz later found a use in firearms |
flint
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She's the first Black woman on the Supreme Court & the first justice to have been a federal public defender |
Justice (Ketanji Brown) Jackson
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Before directing blockbusters like "The Professional" & "The Fifth Element", he influenced France's cinema du look era |
Luc Besson
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Dr. John Eisner, frontier this, a ritual circumciser, brought 169 Jewish babies into the faith from New Mexico to Wyoming |
a mohel
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Apiarists know this word can mean a rumor or enthusiasm |
buzz
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Good Catholics know South Bend, Indiana is named for a curvature of this river |
(Tyler: What's the Pawnee?) (Amy: What is the Wabash?) ... (Ken: It's a little more Catholic-sounding than those two, it's [*].)
the St. Joseph
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A horseshoe lake is also called this kind, from a type of collar worn by a different draft animal |
an oxbow lake
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2022 is the 150th birthday of Ralph Vaughan Williams, the British composer of beloved works like this bird "Ascending" |
Lark
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"The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" & "Metropolis" were part of the golden age of cinema in this German "Republic" |
the Weimar Republic
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William Green T'Vault, frontier editor, ran Oregon's first newspaper, with this title meaning "onlooker" or "observer" |
the Oregon Spectator
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This 5-letter word that starts & ends with the same pair of letters means "be quiet" |
shush
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Sharing its name with a mountain range, this major river of Europe flows into the Caspian Sea at Atyrau, Kazakhstan |
(the) Ural (River)
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From Greek for "fire", this "flow" is super-hot rock & gas emitted by a volcanic eruption |
pyroclastic
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This 3-named naturalist came up with the natural selection theory around the same time as Darwin, spurring Darwin to go public |
Alfred Russel Wallace
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Hollywood star Choi Min-sik cemented his legacy in Korean cinema with this 2003 movie, later remade by Spike Lee |
Oldboy
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Horace Vesey, frontier hotelier, ran the Gold Hill Hotel in the boomtown called this "City", biggest in Nevada Territory |
Virginia City
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"The Bells" pairs clamor with this word that also starts with "C-L-A" |
(Tyler: What's clang?) (Amy: What is clanging?)
clangor
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