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You shouldn't have as much trouble with your mother as this author's creation Alexander Portnoy |
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This Elton John song begins, "She packed my bags last night pre-flight zero hour 9 A.M." |
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"Who Wants to be a Milliner?" would be a game show for makers & sellers of these |
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Traditionally 2 long poles with footrests, they're now available with straps & springs |
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Exercise (& sex) make it go up: HR |
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Italian for "unknown", it's how you travel when you don't want to be recognized |
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This author of the hitchhiking novel "Even Cowgirls Get the Blues" once hitchhiked across the U.S. |
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Don't mess with him, the title of the '80s song heard here |
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Some stores & malls hide these conveyances, invented by Jesse Reno, so you'll pass more merchandise |
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Near the city market in Oaxaca there's a special parking lot just for these creatures |
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Adjective meaning after death: PM |
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From Italian for "sweetmeat", the little candies tossed during Carnival, it's what's tossed at New Year's |
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A physician & Benedictine monk, this 16th century French author was a man of "Gargantuan" learning |
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Sting's musical tribute to noted author & dandy Quentin Crisp is titled this "in New York" |
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Oklahoma grocer Sylvan Goldman didn't invent the wheel, but did invent this wheeled "vehicle" |
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This type of boat speeds along on ski-like supports with most of the hull out of the water |
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A form of birth control: IUD |
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These quick appearances by guest stars in films can carve out a little comic "relief" |
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A former cop, she "reigns" over true crime with bestsellers like "...And Never Let Her Go" |
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(Sarah of the Clue Crew at Buddy Guy's Legends blues club in Chicago) A 1993 record recorded here at Buddy Guy's Legends featured the blues number about this rhyming man |
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Joseph Lieberman's father owned a package store, New Englandese for a store specifically selling this |
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With reinforced hulls, the Polar class of these specialized vessels are the Coast Guard's biggest cutters |
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Ben Jonson's 1598 comedy "Every Man in His Humor" uses this Italian term for a brothel |
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew standing in front of the Eiffel Tower in Paris) "Le Bateau ivre", or "The Drunken Boat", was a famous poem by this "wild man" who arrived in Paris in 1871 |
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"Every day I wake up, then I start to break up, lonely is" he, sang Engelbert Humperdinck |
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A grocery store to Hispanic Americans, in Spain it means a facility for storing sherry |
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(Sofia of the Clue Crew at the Johnson Space Center in Houston) NASA's Man Maneuvering Unit is a real version of this 7-letter propulsion device seen in "The Rocketeer" |
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A test used to diagnose diabetes: FBS (please, no eating or drinking after midnight) |
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Somewhere along the line this instrument's name lost its big finish of "forte" |
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