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1 theory of this French emperor's death was that a glandular disorder was turning him into a woman |
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Numerical isotope of carbon that's a useful tool in archaeological investigations |
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In Denmark, this is traditionally decorated on Dec. 24 so children can't see it until Christmas Eve |
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Almost crippled in a trapeze accident with a French circus, he recovered & was "crowned" King of Siam |
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Maine's state flower & tree have the words "white" & this in common |
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Not only does it look like one, but Webster's officially designates the sequoia as this |
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It's said this friend of Wyatt Earp got his nickname from the cane he used to keep law & order |
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Monosaccharides & disacchardides are this type of carbohydrate |
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For a bit of culture during Christmas, many Americans will listen to or watch this work: |
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"1984" was the last theatrical film this Welsh actor completed before his death in 1984 |
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1 of 2 Canadian provinces that border Maine |
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You can only commit this while legally married to someone else |
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In 1877, he shouted, "Mary had a little lamb" into a funnel, & made the phonograph a reality |
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The symbols for chlorine, arsenic & sulphur combine to form this word, a place where you learned them |
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The name of this Christmas figure is a popular corruption of "Christkind", German for Christ child |
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This "Becket" star didn't appear on Broadway until 1987, as Henry Higgins in "Pygmalion" |
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U.S. geographical distinction of West Quoddy Head, a small peninsula |
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While in high school in Beaumont, Texas, J.P. Richardson became a DJ & began calling himself this |
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In Sept. 1843, this Mexican president held a "funeral" for his own leg which he lost in battle |
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When acid is added to an aqueous solution, the pH does this |
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In Mexico, families go to different homes for 9 evenings searching for this, "posada" as Mary & Joseph did |
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Once a French resistance fighter, he's better known for singing "Gigi" in the film |
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1 of only 2 Democratic presidential candidates since WWII who have won Maine's electoral votes |
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When you "hit" this in vaudeville, you only had to perform 2 times a day |
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Though exiled to Paris in 1963, she's still known as the dragon lady of Vietnam |
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State of matter with which Avogadro's Law is concerned |
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On Epiphany, K.M.B., the initials for these 3 names, are put above doors of Polish homes |
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Lithuanian-born Lauruska Mischa Skikne, who grew up in S. Africa & drove E. Taylor wild in "Butterfield 8" |
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The permanent members of the U.N. Security Council are known as this |
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