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This country's people so hated their governor, the Duke of Alba, that they cut the dikes to flood his army |
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Gem whose name comes from the Sanskrit for jewel, "upala" |
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Hares living in cold regions are usually brown in the summer & this color in winter |
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In some versions of this song, the title characters are "Frankie & Albert" |
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John Cameron Swayze would stage torture tests for this watch & then point out, "It's still ticking" |
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Elisabeth Zinser resigned as president of Gallaudet U. after students protested that she wasn't this |
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He had as many as 5 nervous breakdowns before becoming president in 1921 |
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These teeth are used for grinding, & their name derives from the Latin for "millstone" |
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The bushy-tailed wood rat is also called this, from its habit of collecting things |
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In "Columbia, The Gem Of The Ocean", these 3 colors are each mentioned at least 12 times |
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1st Security Bank of Provo, Utah shows its employees at their "candid" best in ads filmed by him |
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If aliens are ever greeted by Voyager 1, they'll hear the voice of this controversial Austrian |
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Country which gave up all military & political power on N. American mainland in February 1763 |
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This food poisoning bacteria was named for a veterinarian, not a fish |
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Sad to relate, a blue whale usually yields about 120 barrels of this |
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In 1945 this composer won a Pulitzer Prize for "Appalachian Spring" |
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Their spokesman asked, "Now, doesn't your dog deserve" this |
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When a companion was killed in an avalanche, the London press criticized this man's lifestyle |
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St. Mungo the missionary founded this largest city in Scotland & is also its patron saint |
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Type of song heard here, from the Latin word for "mother":
[Vocalists sing.] |
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These form the basic diet of aardvarks |
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According to the title of an 1852 song, "Massa's In" this |
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Jingle that was called Dinah Shore's theme song |
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The very brief concert tour of these 3 veteran performers was dubbed a "Rat Pack Reunion" |
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Popes Leo X, Clement VII & Leon XI were all born to this Florentine family |
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A brown horse with a black mane, tail & points, or a body of water |
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In "Yankee Doodle","the men & boys" are "as thick as" this |
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Portraits for their ads show Candice Bergen on a rearing horse & Tip O'Neill in a beach chair |
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The Larry & Jerry who were litigants in a landmark Supreme Court case decided February 24, 1988 |
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