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Of Circus Maximus. Gluteus Maximus, or Pupienus Maximus. the 1 who was emperor |
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North American eels migrate to the Sargasso sea to do this; then they die |
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Their name comes from Old Irish "luchorpan", meaning "small body" -- in a little green suit, no doubt |
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Appropriately, the highest point in this country is Communism Peak |
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This Shakespearean king established the college of arms, England's authority on heraldry |
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As the Grimms wrote it, the evil queen wants to eat the innards of this fairest one |
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Seeing a bride he liked at another man's wedding, Caligula reportedly did this |
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Because its pigment bags connect with its nervous system, an excited octopus changes this |
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Term for a soldier, it was originally a doughnut served to sailors & probably wasn't "poppin' fresh" |
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This volcano was last active in 1707, when it covered what is now Tokyo with inches of ash |
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Supposing our game board to be a heraldic shield, this category is on its far "sinister" side |
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Saying he'd "cannibalized" them, he used his own short stories as basis for his Philip Marlowe novels |
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Augustus Caesar said, "I found Rome a city of brick & left it a city of" this stone |
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Of about 500, 500 thousand or 500 million, # of newborns per oyster per year |
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A synonym for voluptuary, from the pleasure-loving people of ancient Sybaris |
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Presidential home whose name means "little mountain" in Italian |
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If a heraldic creature is "vulning", it's doing this to itself & it should be stopped |
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A "gullible" public took him seriously when his "Modest Proposal" said babies should be sold as food |
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He planned a shipwreck to drown his mother Agrippina; when she escaped, he had her stabbed |
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For most sharks, the oil found in this large organ helps keep them from sinking |
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French for' "neglected", a woman who wears 1 of these is definitely not neglected |
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A continuously erupting Italian volcano or the puppet master who kept erupting at Disney's Pinocchio |
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The heraldic name for this color is "gules" |
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She wrote "Cannibals & Missionaries", but was better known for "The Group" |
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The Etruscan history books he wrote were lost, so he's better known as title character of a miniseries |
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A 19th century circus star gave his name to this, the 1-piece garment he designed & wore in his act |
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The Appalachians extend from Alabama to the Gaspe Peninsula of this Canadian province |
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The "escroll", which looks like a strip of ribbon, is where you'll find this inscribed |
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Sebastian Venable became a street gang's seaside snack in this Tennessee Williams play |
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