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CALIFORNIA, OREGON OR WASHINGTON |
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In 1609 he led his men across the Atlantic & up what became known as his river, to Albany |
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This group that was "Hungry Like The Wolf" was named after a villain in the movie "Barbarella" |
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Betty Crocker has a recipe for rhubarb pie topped with this fluff made from egg whites |
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The smallest in area of the 3 |
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Each time a player passes go, he collects this salary |
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We love this suffix that means "lover of", as in audio- or anglo- |
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Commanding the Pelican in 1578, this English circumnavigator reached the South American coast |
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It precedes "Top" in the name of the group that sang, "She's got legs, she knows how to use them" |
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You don't need a lot of dough to make pie crust; smash up some chocolate wafers to make this kind of crust instead |
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Contains the lowest point in the nation |
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Tokens that are household items include the iron & this sewing accessory |
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Silly rabbit, this suffix isn't for kids--it was used for female equivalents, like for women aviators |
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Beatriz Barbosa said goodbye to this Portuguese husband of hers in 1519; 19 months later, he died in the Philippines |
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Neil Diamond had his first Top 10 hit with this song that says, "She got the way to move me" |
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Not chocolate silk or chocolate chiffon, but chocolate this glossy fabric is a favorite at Marie Callender's |
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Its Shakespeare Festival at Ashland started in 1935 |
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A question mark is on the space in which you draw one of these cards |
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This suffix (as with acr- or syn-) is from the greek for "name" |
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In 1536 Spain's King Charles I made this explorer governor of Cuba; he arrived near present-day Tampa Bay in 1539 |
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"Head To Toe" & "Lost In Emotion" were huge hits for her & Cult Jam |
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Leaping insects! This pie is actually made with creme de menthe, not with the bug in its name |
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Home to the world's oldest living things, a grove of 4,000-year-old bristlecone pine trees |
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A classic PBS kids' series that taught reading shared its name with this Monopoly utility |
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The suffix -ose is used to form the names of these, as in glucose & sucrose |
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Seen here is a map of this Florentine's explorations |
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This one-named Scottish lass topped the charts in 1967 with "To Sir With Love" |
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Finely chopped beef was once a key ingredient in this holiday pie that's often vegetarian these days |
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A railroad & an avenue are both named for this state |
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A 3-letter suffix that forms the present participle of a verb, or before "direct", an online banking group |
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