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This plural word means your position relative to your surroundings; we hope you don't lose yours |
bearings
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In this 2023 film old man Paul Giamatti & young man Dominic Sessa check out the 1970 Dustin Hoffman film "Little Big Man" |
(Weckiai: What is The Leftovers?)
The Holdovers
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Thousands of pilgrims each year visit Drirapuk Monastery, found near a sacred peak more than 16,000' up in these mountains |
(Ken: And the final clue...) (Deana: Bring it.)
the Himalayas
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Philip Larkin's "This Be the Verse" says, "They fill you with the faults they had & add some extra, just for you" |
parents (your mom & dad)
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In 2014 the Coast Guard gave Norwegian-American WWII vet Andrew Haines the funeral at sea named for these Norsemen |
Vikings
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A 1956 article on the renaming of a car factory said it was the first "major Soviet enterprise" to get rid of this man's name |
(Henry: Who is Lenin?)
Stalin
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Burlesque verse, often in an irregular rhythm |
doggerel
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In a 2009 film Johnny Depp as this 1930s gangster watches "Manhattan Melodrama" at the Biograph before meeting his fate |
Dillinger
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Buxton, England, "Gateway to the Peak District", is known for this feature, though they're not as warm as the ones at Bath |
hot springs
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A sick kid has "two pillows at my head" in Stevenson's "Land of Counter-Pane"; a counterpane is this word with 2 rhyming syllables |
(Ken: Less than a minute, Weckiai.)
a bedspread
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In the Indian city of Varanasi, bodies are cremated near steps that lead into this sacred river |
the Ganges
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Akhenaten, the father of this boy pharaoh, was scratched from the history papyrus, likely for his monotheistic beliefs |
King Tut
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It's a fancy pitcher, like the one seen here |
(Weckiai: What is a horsehead?)
a ewer
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In this 2019 film Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate puts her feet up as she watches herself in a movie at a theater |
Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
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In western Brazil you'll find the Mirante Geodésico, marking this point in South America |
(Weckiai: What is the continental divide?)
the geographic center of the continent
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In 1920 his first poem to make a big splash mentioned Buffalo Bill & Jesus, with capital Bs & a capital J |
e.e. cummings
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In 2024 remains of this "2001" writer were placed on a spacecraft bound for the Moon; sadly, they never reached that final frontier |
(Arthur C.) Clarke
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This author wrote a letter asking a friend to burn all of his unpublished work, like "The Trial" & "The Castle" |
Kafka
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6th century B.C. Indian physician Sushruta was a pioneer of surgery, including this reconstruction of the nose |
rhinoplasty
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In "The Shawshank Redemption", Andy DuFresne & Red watch this actress' hair flip scene in "Gilda" |
Rita Hayworth
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The Nelson River drains this big lake into Hudson Bay |
(Henry: What is Lake Superior?)
Lake Winnipeg
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His "The Runaway" is not even his most famous poem with a horse in falling snow |
(Weckiai: Who is Longfellow?) (Ken: Sorry, no, the author of "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" is [*].)
Robert Frost
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At jazz funerals in New Orleans, this ordinal phrase refers to the mourners that trail behind the casket, family & musicians |
the second line
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After Herostratus burned down this edifice in Ephesus it's no "wonder" the townsfolk banned mentioning his name |
(Henry: What's the--the Mausoleum?)
the Temple of Artemis
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Part of the limbic system, this structure in the brain is thought to play a role in spatial navigation |
the hippocampus
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In the film "Divorce Italian Style", scandal comes to a small town when a theater shows this sweetly named 1960 Fellini film |
La Dolce Vita
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The Comoros Archipelago is at one end of the Indian Ocean channel with the name of this country |
Mozambique Channel
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Though it's often printed broken into short lines, his "No man is an island" is a prose passage; "Air & Angels", that's a poem |
John Donne
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This pre-Islamic religion of India & Iran still lays their dead on "towers of silence" to be eaten by birds of prey |
(Weckiai: What is Zorioastrianism?) (Ken: No.) (Weckiai: [*].) ... (Ken: Sorry, Weckiai, you added a syllable.)
Zoroastrianism
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The Nazis tried to destroy copies of a propaganda film by this female director since it heavily featured a supposed Nazi traitor |
Leni Riefenstahl
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