| ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 5th CENTURY RAIDER? |
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| Around 420 Irish raids on Britain carried off corn, cattle & this young future Irish super-saint |
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| It comes before "Mouse" in the name of an animated character of great strength & courage |
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| An animated hit: "Maui always has time for his fans" |
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| Duane Chapman, aka this, the title of an A&E show, was a No. 1 bestselling author in 2007 with "You Can Run But You Can't Hide" |
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| Pigs wallow in the mud to cool themselves because they don't have functional ones of these glands in their skin |
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| On his way to Eagle Scout, this future "Jaws" director made a short film to earn his photography merit badge |
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| In what's now this country, Emperor Skanda Gupta battled raids by the Hunas (Huns, but further east) |
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| This adjective was used to designate the head inquisitor in 15th century Spain |
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| Episode III.V? "I'm one with the force, the force is with me" |
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| "Say Nothing" by Patrick Radden Keefe examines the historic "Troubles" in this smallest of the 4 U.K. political divisions |
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| Like cows, goats & sheep also have this suspended organ that produces milk |
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| For 3 months this wealthy ex-mayor & Eagle Scout was a candidate for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination |
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| These non-Angles came to Britain at the invitation of King Vortigern, who was trying to stop raiding by the Picts |
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| This big adjective can also be the military rank below Lt. colonel |
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| "Okay, let me tell you the difference between Facebook & everybody else: we don't crash ever!" |
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| Here's a "Post"--this author & commentator from Greece topped the list in 2014 with "Thrive" |
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| It's the term for when a whale jumps out of the water, though scientists aren't sure why they do it |
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| In advice to new Eagle Scouts, this Eagle Scout & host of "Dirty Jobs" wrote, "A scout is clean, but not afraid to get dirty" |
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| In 439 the Vandals captured this African city, once Rome's rival, & used it as a base for raids across the Mediterranean |
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| This adjective was also the name of an elephant owned by P.T. Barnum |
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| "Here we go, Wilson! You don't have to worry about anything, I'll do all the paddling" |
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| The inspirational "Can't Hurt Me" is by David Goggins, an endurance athlete & retired one of these elite members of the Navy |
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| Stony corals build up their skeletons by drawing in this metallic element from saltwater & secreting limestone around their bodies |
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| In 1982 William DeVries was way past a first aid merit badge when he implanted the first permanent artificial this in a patient |
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| Attila raided his way deep into the Balkans & was only stopped at this pass where the Persians were stopped in the 400s B.C. |
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| This adjective comes from ancient statues, like the one depicting the sun god Helios & said to be more than 100 feet high |
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| "Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary" |
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| British soldiers accused of the Boston Massacre needed a defense lawyer, & this future pres. "Under Fire" tells the tale |
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| The equivalent of a human knuckle, this "F word" is the protruding joint at the back of a horse's leg above the hoof |
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| This current Supreme Court justice, appointed by Clinton, was already an Eagle Scout at age 12 |
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