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Of a person, a city or a river, what the forth in Firth of Forth refers to |
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This kids' host dons sneakers & a cardigan to dance with this female star of "Shall We Dance" & "Swing Time" |
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In 2000 this Los Angeles Laker was named the NBA's MVP, receiving 120 of 121 first place votes |
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Charles Berlitz of the language-teaching family put this plane-swallowing area of the Atlantic on the map |
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2 consecutive baseball games are a doubleheader; this is 2 movies |
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Abundant in the Gulf of St. Lawrence & the Firth of Forth are gannets, which are these |
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This actress is in "A League of her Own" with this president of the CSA |
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On this man's 87th birthday, Clinton signed a bill renaming Washington National Airport for him |
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A Heisman Trophy winner at Oklahoma State, he was the NFC's Rookie of the Year in 1989 with the Detroit Lions |
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Not Peter Benchley but Hank Searls was on the bestseller list in 1978 with this follow-up |
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Those big red buses in London are described as these |
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The firth in Firth of Forth is equivalent to this in Norwegian |
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This British comic had scantily clad women on his TV show; in 1991 this law professor testified about sexual harassment |
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He's the multi-ringed Celtic legend seen here |
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Victor Henry of the U.S. Navy & his family are at the center of this 1971 Herman Wouk epic |
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It's the common name for diplopia |
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These people built the Antoine Wall from the Firth of Forth to the Firth of Clyde around 142 A.D. |
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Rhoda's mom on TV, she thinks that this "Good TImes" actor is "Dy-no-mite!" |
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A Nov. 6, 2000 Clinton's signature helped protect the confidentiality of these 9 digits |
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1 of 2 Canadian men to win the World Figure Skating title 3 or more times |
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Thousands of people got pushed around & bought Robert J. Ringer's "Winning Through" this |
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2 bad serves in tennis are called this & you lose a point |
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Dunfermline, a town on the Firth, was the birthplace of this American industrialist, & benefited from his charity |
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This British actress could put some "Sense and Sensibility" into this gonzo journalist |
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In 1996 Clinton signed a bill giving him this power to strike particular morsels of pork from spending bills |
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On July 31, 1994 this Ukranian set the world pole vault record at 20 feet, 1-3/4 inches |
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William Shawcross' "Sideshow" was subtitled "Kissinger, Nixon and the Destruction of" this country |
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A "Match Game" clue like "Mike bought 2 owls because he wanted a pair of _____s" tries to elicit one of these |
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