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THAT'S LIKE, SO TOTALLY "RAD" |
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Australia is home to the Torres Strait islanders & to the larger indigenous group usually called this |
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As act one of this musical draws to a close, the lookout says, "Dear mother of God -- iceberg right ahead!" |
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It's a payment on an insurance policy or a ranking, especially for a brand of saltine |
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It's the Japanese art of tree dwarfing |
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"Fowl" term for an abrupt withdrawal from the use of an addictive substance |
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It's the "Centennial State" |
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The Aleuts are the closest relatives of these people |
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"The Capeman", this songwriter's musical about a killer, opened to protests, not to "Sounds of Silence" |
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Insurers deal with this, the probability of loss; it's also the name of a Parker Brothers game |
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The steenbok of Africa is a dwarf variety of this animal |
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In 1947 Herbert Swope coined this 2-word phrase describing the political struggle between the U.S. & USSR |
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It's the crisp, edible root of the plant Raphanus sativus, of the mustard family |
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In 2001 Borneo's Dayaks were still engaged in this practice -- the bloody, not the corporate kind |
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The Richard Rodgers musical "Rex" starred Nicol Williamson as this king who made some women lose their heads |
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You're showing it if you're old enough to know it's the date a policy becomes payable |
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Variations of these long-eared critters include the 28-pound Flemish giant & the 2-pound Netherland dwarf |
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Cartoons featuring this mute penguin included "Snow Place Like Home" & "Polar Fright" |
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I predict you'll know the name of this French astrologer who lived from 1503 to 1566 |
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The Havasupai were & are mainly based in what's now this U.S. state |
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In a 1966 musical, Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside, husband of this title "Auntie", falls off an Alp |
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Constitutions have amendments, wills have codicils, policies have these (like horses) |
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A companion to the Dog Star Sirius, the Pup was the first star identified as one of these colorful objects |
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The Weathermaker of 1928 was an air conditioner from this company adapted for home use |
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It's the straight line extending from the center of a circle to the circumference |
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Indigenous Hawaiians use this 5-letter word for non-indigenous Hawaiians |
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The murder mystery musical "Something's Afoot" parodies the plot of this author's "Ten Little Indians" |
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It's discrimination in issuing property insurance based on the property's location |
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In Dickens' "Old Curiosity Shop", Quilp the dwarf has his evil eye on this "Little" character |
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In Arctic or subarctic tundra, it's perennially frozen subsoil, also called pergelisol |
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This electronics chain first opened in 1921 on Brattle Street, near the site of the Boston Massacre |
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