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In 1891 the ancient order of Hibernians marched up Fifth Avenue for the first time in their parade celebrating this holiday |
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After a 1929 earthquake, Inge Lehmann measured seismic waves & discovered the Earth had an "inner" one of these |
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The University of Georgia, kind of going Greek |
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In 2014 Meghan Trainor was "all about that bass, 'bout that bass, no" this |
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This type of farm implement may cut & gather crops like wheat, not very grim in that sense |
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Of the 6 New England states, it's the smallest in area |
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Moving up from Mexico, this pest invaded U.S. cotton fields, devastating crops throughout the south |
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Cornell University, kind of going Greek |
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Covering a Toto hit, Weezer blessed "the rains down in" this place |
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It can be a praiseworthy feat or proof of ownership to a piece of land |
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Established in 1968, it's the newest of the 6 Nobel Prize categories |
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Dedicated to protecting the environment, the Sierra Club was founded in 1892 with this naturalist as its first president |
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Fei-Fei Li took a sabbatical from Stanford to be Google Cloud's chief scientist of AI/ML, artificial intelligence & this |
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The University of New Mexico, where classes began in 1892, before statehood |
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This collaboration between Lil Nas X & Billy Ray Cyrus was Billboard's No. 1 Hot 100 Song of the Year for 2019 |
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This term for a privileged, high status group within a society is from Old French for "chosen" |
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The 6 historic counties that make up this U.K. division include Armagh, Antrim & Tyrone |
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In 1897 this author was released from Reading Gaol & went into exile in France |
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Chemist Alice Ball developed an early treatment used for decades for this devastating bacterial skin disease |
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"Stick" to it at Louisiana State University |
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Her hit "Anaconda" sampled "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-a-Lot |
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Use your this & tell us this slang term for your head; it can also mean a small mug or cup |
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The "Six Flags" over Texas refer to the entities that have controlled it; sixth is the USA, this was fifth |
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Returning after a 1,500-year break, these opened April 6, 1896 |
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In 1823 Mary Anning discovered the first full fossil skeleton of a "sea dragon", this long-necked marine reptile |
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The University of Virginia, which Jefferson envisioned as his "academical village" |
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It became the first mostly Spanish song to top the Billboard Hot 100 since "Macarena" in 1996 |
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Meaning produced by the lips, it's applied to letters like P & B |
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The 4th of the 6 wives of Henry VIII was this woman, whom Henry called "a Flanders Mare" |
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