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He lost a $50 bet when Brer Tarrypin beat him in a 5-mile race |
Brer Rabbit
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Of Tabasco, Tequila or Chihuahua, the one that's not a state in Mexico |
Tequila
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Latin phrase referring to an allowance for daily expenses |
a per diem
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This talk show host says her feet are still on the ground, "they're just wearing more expensive shoes" |
Oprah Winfrey
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Accoutrements by which you can recognize a participant in a graduation ceremony |
a cap & gown
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Commoner Tom Canty is almost crowned Edward VI in this American classic |
(Jim: What is Huckleberry Finn?)
The Prince and the Pauper
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The 1988 Winter Olympics took place in this Canadian province |
Alberta
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Phrase meaning unrealistic hopes, it originally referred to the fantasies induced by smoking opium |
pipe dream
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He's the only rock star we know who has a son named Dweezil |
Frank Zappa
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Shackles for a convict, or a Vaudeville comic's slang for his wife |
a ball & chain
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Of Argan, Fleurant or Cleante, the one who is Molière's "Imaginary Invalid" |
Argan
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This volcano on Sicily erupted 5 times in the '70s & again in 1983 |
Mt. Etna
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Poppin' Fresh |
the Pillsbury Doughboy
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The London press reported this world leader's 57th birthday March 2, 1988 but said the soviets didn't |
Gorbachev
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Characteristic of Queen Anne furniture, the term "cabriole" referred to the design of this feature |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
the leg
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Order yelled to get a bellboy or a private to come stand before you |
front & center
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In 1861 she was 16 & the belle of Clayton County, Georgia |
Scarlett O'Hara
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In legend, these 7 Spanish islands are said to be the highest peaks of Atlantis |
the Canary Islands
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It's earth rich enough to mine |
pay dirt
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Now nationwide, this charity program was begun in L.A. in Dec. 1947 by Marine Major Bill Hendricks |
(Alex: [Prior to the wager] We've got a minute to go.)
Toys for Tots
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The use of tubular steel was a major contribution to furniture by this German design school |
Bauhaus
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Phrase describing a newspaper article put together from various bits & pieces |
cut & paste
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Dickens' hero who quits his post as tutor, takes the half-wit Smike with him & becomes an actor |
Nicholas Nickleby
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Cent. American country whose name in Spanish means "depths", referring to the deep waters off its north coast |
Honduras
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She was nominated for an Emmy in 1964 for playing both Patty & Cathy Lane |
Patty Duke
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He says at 90 he still has lots to do not having "persuaded everybody to be a positive thinker" |
Norman Vincent Peale
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Early style of American furniture named after our system of government in the U.S. |
federal
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Debi Thomas said her inspiration was Werner Groebli, who was half of this comic skating pair |
Frick & Frack
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