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This irreverent character tells King Lear "Thou hadst little wit in thy bald crown when thou gav'st thy golden one away" |
the Fool
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Dutch painter Willem de Kooning came to America aboard a steamship in 1926 as one of these gratis wayfarers |
a stowaway
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Tympanoplasty is a surgery to fix this part of your ear if it becomes perforated |
your eardrum
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1968: "The ____ Berets" & 2021: "The ____ Knight" |
Green
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Legally coerced to be a good neighbor, in 2024 this company was there to pay $2 million over unfair claims practices in Montana |
State Farm
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Sir, saying I look like Mr. Monopoly, the mascot from the game, because I don this headwear--I demand satisfaction! |
[Ken reads all the clues in the category with a foppish-sounding voice.]
a top hat
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A companion for Juliet's whole life, she's known by her occupation, but gets to tell us her dead daughter was named Susan |
the nurse
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An important element of giving CPR is to "establish" this in the afflicted person |
an airway
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This century-old cotton swab brand should not be used to clear out ear wax--it can damage your ears & push the wax in deeper |
a Q-tip
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"____ Day Care" & "Big ____" |
Daddy
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In 2022, massive mismanagement of auto loans & mortgages had this bank circling its wagons after a $3.7 billion penalty |
Wells Fargo
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A gentleman always enjoys a good accessory; this two-word beauty accents any blazer & demonstrates good breeding |
a pocket square
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The boatswain appears in the first scene of this play & again, surprised not to be drowned, in the last |
The Tempest
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Emma is 8--OK, 7 3/4--a bit clingy, so another summer at day camp? But will this opposite type help her confidence? Parenting is hard! |
sleepaway camp
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Low frequencies stimulate the top of the spiral in this inner ear organ that's coiled 2 1/2 times around a central pillar |
the cochlea
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"____ Can Wait" & "My Blue ____" |
Heaven
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"Credit" where credit is due--this big-on-secrecy European bank took a $2.5 billion hit for helping Americans evade taxes |
Credit Suisse
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Though named for a foreign university & not my beloved Mississippi city of the same name, these shoes are simply a must |
Oxfords
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In "Henry V" the guy with this job of announcing & proclaiming has a name, Montjoy; in "Othello" he's nameless |
a herald
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This herb of the parsley family is widely grown for its seeds used in flavoring & seasoning |
caraway
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The external part of the ear is called the pinna or this, a homophone of a tech company |
the auricle
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2017: "The ____ Artist" & 1996: "Flirting with ____" |
Disaster
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The company that's now just GSK still had this longer name when it got a $3 billion fine in part for promoting drugs for unapproved uses |
GlaxoSmithKline
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A dandy must dress up down to his eyewear, this style of frame reminiscent of a carapace |
(Erin: DANDY for $1000.) (Ken: Okay, last time to do the silly voice.)
tortoiseshell
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All 5 words of it, it's the most famous line spoken by the soothsayer in "Julius Caesar" |
(Mike: [*]--what is [*]?)
beware the Ides of March
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NASCAR's biggest & baddest racetrack, Talladega, Alabama's venue, surely earns its moniker as this type of 13-letter oval |
superspeedway
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Also called the anvil, this middle ear bone transmits vibrations from the malleus to the stapes |
(Taylor: What is a stirrup?) ... (Ken: The stapes is the stirrup, Taylor; this is [*].)
the incus
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"Antwone ____" & "The ____ King " |
Fisher
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In 2013 this energy co. once run by a pre-veep Dick Cheney paid $200,000 for destroying Deepwater Horizon oil spill evidence |
(Erin: What is BP?)
Halliburton
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This puckered cloth makes for an inimitable summer suit, as worn by the groom in the classic story "Delta Wedding" |
seersucker
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