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In the "Odyssey", it's called the Aegyptus |
the Nile
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Retty Priddle & incredibly helpful for the category Alec d'Urberville |
Tess of the d'Urbervilles
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In 1986 3 physics winners were honored for designing the electron & scanning tunneling types of these |
a microscope
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This "porcine" term derived from the way bags were carried on shoulders |
piggyback
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Taylor Swift said she was up very late writing the songs that make up this 2022 album, hence its title |
Midnights
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It tells NFL coaches the game or half is getting near the end & the rules will slightly alter |
(Patti: What's 2-second warning?)
the 2-minute warning
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No respect! Though more than 2,300 miles long, this North American river is still just a tributary |
(Ken: That's right, a tributary of the Mississippi.)
the Missouri
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Sydney & Amelia Amberson, married second cousins in a Pulitzer winner |
The Magnificent Ambersons
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Max Theiler's 1951 prize was for discoveries that helped combat this "colorful" mosquito-borne tropical disease |
yellow fever
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Nothing to do with a gospel writer, this word meaning "tepid" comes from Old English |
lukewarm
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On hits like "I Love Rock 'N Roll" & "Crimson & Clover", she was backed by The Blackhearts |
Joan Jett
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Put 7 letters before "ultimate" to get this word meaning the one before the next to last |
antepenultimate
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The Yenisei River, one of Russia's biggest, is home to the Siberian species of this big fish |
sturgeon
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Charles Cheswick, a patient who aids a rebellion at a mental ward, & Miss Pilbow |
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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Aptly, 3 scientists shared the 1995 chemistry prize for work on this atmospheric gas made of 3 oxygen atoms |
ozone
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This term for a dashing swordsman comes from his practice of striking his own shield with his sword during combat |
a swashbuckler
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On "Truth Hurts", Lizzo rhymes "fresh photos with the bomb lighting" & "new man on" this NFL team |
the Minnesota Vikings
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To do this "up" is to gather, as your strength; if you do it "out", you're leaving the military--like the WWI-era personnel |
muster
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Its drainage basin includes parts of Angola, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Tanzania, Zambia & 2 other countries |
the Congo
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Dr. Brodsky & Dim, a Droog until he's very much not a Droog |
A Clockwork Orange
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James Peebles' work was in the physical type of this -ology, checking off little items like the origin & structure of the universe |
cosmology
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A cow's cud-chewing ways gave us this word meaning to slowly think something over |
ruminate
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In 2022 she was free to duet with Elton John on the song "Hold Me Closer" |
(Ken: Free [*].)
Britney Spears
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The play has had its climax, the characters are wrapping things up in this French-named segment--it's almost time to go home |
the dénouement
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The name of this great river comes from words meaning "place to paddle" in the language of the Warao of Venezuela |
the Orinoco
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Weena, an Eloi, & Morlocks, as the main guy really gets around |
The Time Machine
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Gerhard Herzberg's 1971 chemistry prize citation noted his work on these highly reactive molecules with unpaired electrons |
free radicals
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The belief that members of the highest social ranks are duty-bound to help the poor is the crux of this 2-word French phrase |
noblesse oblige
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An outlier ballad from this British metal band was "Changes" in 1972; it was rarely performed live |
Black Sabbath
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When you see this notation in music, you've hit the final part of the movement |
the coda
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