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This big-billed coastal native is featured on the flag of Louisiana |
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Inherited runners, appeal play, pickoff |
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Psych 200: Analyzing 1901's "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life" by this man; also, how your mom figures in to that, in some way |
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In 2023 this transport for millions of young students was celebrated on a new postage stamp |
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The U.S. had this kind of convention in 1787; the states later held hundreds, but the last full one was Rhode Island's of 1986 |
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A tentative first outline of a document edits out a D to be a floating platform |
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Once a symbol of the Great Northern Wilderness, it's now happy in parks & municipal ponds |
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Best ball, casual water, closed face &-- the absolute worst--shank |
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History 400: A dive into the 20 active years of this party, including 32 days of riding high during the William Henry Harrison presidency |
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About the size of a grain of rice, one of these embedded in your pet maximizes the chance of it being returned if lost |
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The software that signals a printer leaves the letter D behind & becomes a body of water |
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Also the name of a Marine Corps aircraft, this raptor is alternately known as a fish eagle |
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Eight-count, accidental butt, cutman (for said accidental butt) |
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Business 600: Devaluing your brand & still getting a $445 million payout--an examination of Adam Neumann & this office rental co. |
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Some people swear by ice facials to reduce the appearance of these natural holes in the skin |
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Civil War generals issued a lot of general orders; this man's No. 9 of April 1865 sent the Army of Northern Virginia home |
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To rise to your feet kicks away a D to become a slang word taken from an Eminem song |
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This species of African wading birds seen here shares its name with a similar-looking shark |
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Penalty killing, plus-minus, the five-hole, "the biscuit" (that's what everyone's chasing) |
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Law 800: Focusing on the 1735 court case of publisher John Peter Zenger, charged with this, & how freedom of the press won big |
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In mythology this twin sister of Apollo is a goddess of the hunt |
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A 1915 article says of this modern type of woman, "her hair, newly coiled... exposed... her neck" |
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Crushed up paper into a ball loses a D & means walked through water up to the knees |
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This bird of the genus Actitis gets its name from running along seashores making short, high-pitched noises |
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Chukker, gag bit, mallet, a lot of money |
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French Lit 1000: A look at the works of this writer, including Les Temps Modernes, a monthly review she founded with Sartre in 1945 |
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The national park of this U.S. territory is located on 3 separate islands: Tutuila, Ofu & Ta'u |
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Starting in 1821 it was a commercial trail southwest from Missouri; in 1846 Stephen Kearny & his troops used it to invade Mexico |
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The stuff farmers give their horses & cows eats up a D & becomes a fixed charge you pay |
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