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We pulled some strings to tell you about Dagda, a deity in Irish folklore who played this instrument to put enemies to sleep |
the harp
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The 3 main shapes of these are rod, sphere & spiral, the last causing things like syphilis & rat-bite fever |
bacteria
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Dee Dee, who hung out at "Rockaway Beach" |
(Ken: Yes, you're a punk fan.)
the Ramones
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In 1944 MLB player/spy Moe Berg was ready to kill Werner Heisenberg if it sounded like the Germans were near making this weapon |
(Ken: Yes, they weren't and he didn't.)
the atomic bomb
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Clean & tidy, or pure when it precedes "Heart of Mary" |
(John: What is... innocent?)
immaculate
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Green: The green on the flag of this nation is associated with Islam |
Saudi Arabia
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He wrote a verse play about the Scandinavian folk hero Peer Gynt & Edvard Grieg wrote music to go with it |
Ibsen
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Of the 3 main sections of an insect's body, this one is from the Latin for "breastplate" |
thorax
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Michael Anthony, who laid it down on "Runnin' With The Devil" |
Van Halen
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In 1917 a military tribunal took less than 45 minutes to find her guilty of espionage, & a firing squad would await |
Mata Hari
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From a Middle French word, it means "not prejudiced against", perhaps referring to an arbiter |
impartial
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Red: The storm system known by these 3 words is more than 10,000 miles wide |
the Great Red Spot
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Georgia's state flower is this people's rose; legend says one grew along the trail at each spot where their tears fell |
Cherokee
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Based on how many growing seasons they live, these are the 3 types of flowering plants |
annuals, biennials & perennials
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Tom Hamilton, providing "Sweet Emotion" for decades |
Aerosmith
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Somehow, after having tea with fellow ex-Russian agents in 2006, Alexander Litvinenko died of poisoning by this |
polonium
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Irving Kristol & Daniel Bell were among "the New York" these people steeped in knowledge & culture |
the intelligentsia (intellectuals)
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Yellow: The ripe skin on the Hawaiian variety of this tropical fruit that like Hawaiian also has 3 A's |
a papaya
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The feathers of this creature of Russian legend that lent its name to a ballet were said to provide beauty & protection upon the earth |
firebird
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The 3 major processes of the hydrologic cycle are evaporation, then condensation, then this 13-letter one |
precipitation
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I see a "Bad Moon Rising", so I also see Stu Cook |
(Sam: What's CCR?) (Ken: More specific?)
Credence Clearwater Revival
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As portrayed in "Hamilton", he was a "tailor spyin' on the British govt., I take their measure-ments, information, & then I smuggle it" |
Hercules Mulligan
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"Ralph was hopping on one leg when a dingo cried out" is in the past this tense |
(Matt: What's irregular?)
imperfect
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Blue: A crow was said to take a whole day to fly from one horn to the other of this American folklore creature |
Babe the Blue Ox
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A spider & a trickster god whose origins are in West Africa lives as Mr. Nancy in "Anansi Boys" by this writer |
Neil Gaiman
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The 3 fundamental forces currently described at the quantum level are the strong, the weak & this one |
electromagnetic
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Verdine White, a "Shining Star" in any group |
Earth, Wind & Fire
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Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean & this man who defected to the USSR in 1963 all betrayed many secrets working in British intelligence |
Kim Philby
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Grey & Black: To be specific, 1871's "Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1", an artwork much better known by this 2-word name |
Whistler's Mother
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