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"The Great Emancipator" |
Lincoln
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Song which could have been titled "I Love You Five Pecks" |
(Phyllis: What is "I Love You And [*]"?) (Alex: [*], from Guys and Dolls, right, go.)
"A Bushel And A Peck"
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At Nagasaki, recordable amounts of this will remain for over 24,000 years |
radiation
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Shakespeare said even the sails of her barge were perfumed |
Cleopatra
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60 people died in this Washington State volcano's 1980 eruptions |
Mount St. Helens
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Dot, dot, dot- dash, dash, dash- dot, dot, dot |
S.O.S.
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"The Great Communicator" |
Ronald Reagan
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"It's the force needed to lift 550 pounds 1 foot in 1 second", says Mr. Ed |
1 horsepower
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This pipe-chewing general was a distant cousin to both Churchill & Roosevelt |
(General Douglas) MacArthur
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She said, "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" |
Juliet
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Mt. Aconcagua, the highest point not in Asia, is on this continent |
(Alex: Mount Aconcagua is in the Andes of [*].)
South America
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The aftermost deck of a ship, or the inside scoop |
[Laughter] (Mark: Among other things.)
a poop
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"Old Tippecanoe" |
(William Henry) Harrison
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It's the measure of gold in an alloy |
(Mark: What is find?)
a carat
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According to Eisenhower, the bazooka, DC-3, A-bomb, & this vehicle won the war |
a jeep
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Name of the shrew to whom Petruchio says "Kiss me" |
Kate
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According to the New Testament, Jesus ascended to heaven from this mountain near Jerusalem |
the Mount Olivet (the Mount of Olives)
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"Old Rough & Ready" |
(Phyllis: Who is Teddy Roosevelt?)
Zachary Taylor
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The Kentucky Derby, a 1 1/4-mile race, is this many furlongs |
(Rick: What is... 8?) (Alex: I'm sorry, there are 8 furlongs in a mile, mile and a quarter is [*]... We've got less than a minute to go.)
10 furlongs
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On Dec. 11, 1941, these 2 countries declared war on the U.S. |
(Mark: What are Germany and Japan?) (Alex: Oh, I'm sorry, no, Japan has bombed Pearl Harbor before that; they were already at war with us.)
Germany & Italy
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Comedy partly based on a novel by Thomas Lodge entitled "Rosalynde" |
As You Like It
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Russia's highest peak, Mt. Communism, was, formerly named after this leader |
(Alex: It used to be named Mount [*].)
Stalin
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A hope, or a haircut |
a bob
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"Old Buck" |
James Buchanan
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A surveyor might "spare the rod & spoil the child" since to him a rod is this many feet long |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
16 1/2 feet long
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20,000 Russian guns opened fire on this city in April of 1945 |
Berlin
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2 plays featuring women named Portia |
The Merchant of Venice & Julius Caesar
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Precedes "talk", "squad", & "pill" |
pep
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