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Considered a haven for evildoers in colonial times, it was often called "Rogues Island" |
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3-year-olds run in the Kentucky Derby & the Preakness, & horses of this age run in the Belmont Stakes |
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From Middle English for "coarse meal", this basic corn dish of the South is often thought coarse by Yankees |
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Born in Oak Park, Ill., a Chicago suburb, this comedian played a Chicago psychologist in his 1st sitcom |
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In 1853, Delia Bacon pried open Shakespeare's tomb to try to prove this man wrote the plays |
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A long-haired goat or rabbit, or the yarn made from their hair |
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Hosting the Goodwill Games of 1986 may have helped this country win the most gold medals |
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One's period of greatest success, it goes back to Anglo-Saxon use of "hey" as an expression of joy |
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A few months after Jed started "shootin' at some food" in 1962, this series was #1 |
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This play's 1st line is "In Troy there lies the scene", which Cressida, the hussy, would gladly show you |
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Their other name, butterfly fish, might be more accurate: they display bright colors but no halos |
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This port was the docking site for the boats in the 1987 America's Cup races |
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Commoners in England couldn't cut trees for fuel, but could profit from these, felled by the wind |
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George Kennedy was the technical advisor on this madcap military show of the '50s |
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Maiden name of Shakespeare's mother, Mary, or name of the forest in "As You Like It" |
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Apes described by this adjective, such as gorillas, resemble man |
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The only Super Bowl played in the North was in 1982 in this state |
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Highfalutin' & hoity-toity are synonyms for this word from the Latin "over the eyebrow" |
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On "Mayberry, R.F.D." she was Ken Berry's 1st housekeeper |
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Richard Burton called this "Arthur" star's Hamlet "so near perfect...he nearly killed my ambition" |
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Maybe this mammal's enormous salivary glands make all those Formicidae taste better |
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A homesteader received a "quarter section", which consisted of this many acres of land |
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Every 3 years, men compete in this racquet sport for the Thomas Cup & women for the Uber Cup |
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"Rise to vote, sir" is one of these, named from the Greek "to run back again" |
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Robert Young's TV occupation on "Father Knows Best" |
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When title character Caius Marcius defeats the Volscians at Corioli, he's given this name |
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The only genus of mosquitoes that can transmit the protozoa causing malaria |
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