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The grouping of peacock feathers is called this, like the part of a bride's dress that follows behind her |
a train
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Dynamite was used for 90% of the carving of this South Dakota landmark named for a New York lawyer in 1885 |
Mount Rushmore
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Sung in this movie: "I'm just Ken (& I'm enough), & I'm great at doing stuff" |
Barbie
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Antitrust suits led to the 1984 breakup of the Bell system, which had long monopolized this service across the United States |
telephone service
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It's the term for a 200th anniversary; what's the traditional gift? |
bicentennial
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3 children in Fatima, Portugal in 1917 are among those who have had visions of this place of much fire & groaning |
hell
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In 1994, this vaunted race ventured across La Manche for a bit, taking an excursion through Dover |
the Tour de France
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Peace be with you in this French royal residence; originally used as a hunting lodge, it began getting super fancy in 1661 |
Versailles
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She auditioned for "Twilight", but said she didn't even get a callback; eh, she's done okay since then |
Jennifer Lawrence
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In the 1630s a bulb of Semper Augustus, a type of this, is said to have sold for 13,000 florins, or about the price of a house |
a tulip
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This form of poem might begin, "There once was a man from Kentucky" & get... saucy |
a limerick
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St. Catherine of Siena had many visions of Jesus; in one he removed this from her body & in another, replaced it with his own |
heart
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Hagia Sophia has four of these tapered structures that stretch into the sky; the red one is thought to be the oldest |
minarets
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In 1886 the circle got taken out of this landmark "Circus" with the construction of Shaftesbury Avenue |
Piccadilly Circus
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The line in the script for this 1942 classic was "Here's good luck to you, kid", but Bogie made a slight adjustment |
(Ken: Yeah, he said, "Here's looking at you, kid".)
Casablanca
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Susan B. Anthony & Elizabeth Cady Stanton signed the 1866 "Petition for Universal" this, addressed to Congress |
Suffrage
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It's a difficult situation that leaves you with a tough choice; you've gotten into a fine 11-letter one |
a predicament
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In the first book in English by a woman, Julian of Norwich lists visions including the universe as the size of this |
(Juveria: What is a chestnut?)
a hazelnut
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The group in the lab includes Alexander Fleming who discovered this antibiotic |
penicillin
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Ah, the wonder of this lost city! See the Intihuatana, hitching post of the Sun!--a 6' sundial damaged in 2000 in a beer ad film shoot! |
Machu Picchu
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Ellen Burstyn used her salary for "Believer", a sequel to this '70s horror film, to fund a scholarship for actors at Pace U. |
The Exorcist
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Outraging many whites, in 1901, Teddy Roosevelt invited this eminent Black educator to dine with him at the White House |
Booker T. Washington
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You're responding correctly so often, you're "putting on a" this! We're gonna call you Mayo! |
clinic
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The prophet Zechariah envisions 4 of these, pulled by horses of different colors, but they don't race each other |
chariots
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Moscow's Red Square is home to a cathedral named in honor of this saint, Wonderworker of Moscow |
St. Basil
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Let's take a 2.1-million-year trip through time & examine exposed deposits in this gorge, the "cradle of mankind" |
Olduvai
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He not only played the title role in "Creed III", he also made his directorial debut |
Michael B. Jordan
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6 days before Robert E. Lee's surrender, the Confederate government fled this city, & Confederate troops burned much of it down |
Richmond
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Generally speaking, the president appoints this "General" to assist the Attorney General |
the solicitor general
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In his "First Vision", in New York State in 1820, he asked Jesus which church had the truth & Jesus said none of them |
Joseph Smith
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