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He & his band of "merry men" appear in "Ivanhoe" |
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Disney film which featured Br'er Rabbit & Uncle Remus |
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The full ritual for doing this can involve decapitation as well as a stake through the heart |
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When something smells suspicious |
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According to Bobby Vee, the night has this many eyes |
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Besides corn, the other main ingredient in succotash |
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In "Tom Sawyer", the widow Douglas takes him into her home |
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Baffin Island, 5th largest in world, is part of this vast region covering a third of Canada |
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Egyptians believed on this day of the month of Pharmuchi you shouldn't go anywhere, Friday or not |
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Something shabby, as though gnawed by rodents |
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"She was just" this, "you know what I mean? And the way she looked was way beyond compare" |
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A kiddie "cocktail" featuring grenadine syrup & a cherry, but not Bojangles |
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As this title character, Philip Nolan was never to hear the name of the United States again |
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A zephyr is a breeze that blows from this direction |
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On Twelfth Night in Sweden, people go house to house, taking these down & eating the ornaments |
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What you might feel after spilling wine all over your hostess' lamb chops |
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"Ooh, you came out of a dream, peaches & cream, lips like strawberry wine, you're" this |
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Before the 1820s, this meal was called dinner |
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Appropriately, Nathan Detroit moves his floating crap game to a sewer in this musical |
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Multidirectional 1st line of Academy Award song "Buttons & Bows" |
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According to Gene McDaniels, the 1st woman wasn't made of Adam's rib, but of this |
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Called "nervous pudding", it became popular after introduction of this trademarked brand in 1902 |
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Queequeg's occupation in "Moby Dick" |
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From 1952-'54, Richard Denning & Barbara Britton had this TV identity |
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A vulpine synonym for sexy |
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Tripe is this part of a cow or sheep |
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