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She was born Sophia Augusta Fredericka of Anhalt-Zerbst in Pomerania |
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Gardener Mary, Mary was described as "quite" this |
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Girls of the late '60s pressed their hair with a warm one of these to remove all waviness |
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There are about 30,000 of these in the state & Okeechobee is the largest |
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Designed by Donato Bramante, the Tempietto of San Pietro in this city marks the site of St. Peter's martyrdom |
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In the 1890s he nominally presided over construction of the Trans-Siberian railroad |
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In one version, "Threescore men, and threescore more, cannot place" him "as he was before" |
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These, called fringe in England, are hair combed forward over the forehead & cut straight across |
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This Florida city was the only Confederate capital east of the Mississippi not captured by the Union |
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Styles of this building feature include pitched, hipped & gambrel |
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A ship runs from this "to stern" |
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In the 1690s he recruited about 900 technicians on his tour of western Europe |
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One rhyme claims he had a pig that was not very lean & not very fat |
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This "Indian" style features a shaved head with a strip of hair running from brow to nape |
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This space center is headquartered on Merritt Island, not on Cape Canaveral |
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This Conn. city's old state house, designed by Charles Bulfinch is a masterpiece of the Federalist style |
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It means to put your money away or to hit a billiard ball off a cushion |
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In 1581 he killed his son & heir in a rage |
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Barnyard cry that precedes "My dame has lost her shoe" |
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This men's hairstyle was originally worn by Ivy League college rowers, hence its name |
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This city's name resulted from the 1879 wreck of a ship carrying coconuts |
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The turnpike type of this building feature is circular or winding |
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It can precede bike or cheap & Ajax is stronger than it |
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This ruler took his last name, meaning "of the Neva", from the Neva River, where he defeated the Swedes in 1240 |
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"Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat, please to put a penny in" here |
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A special type of this short, boyish cut of the 1920s was named for Irene Castle |
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Cars were once raced on this beach that's 23 miles long & 500 feet wide |
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Charles Garnier won an 1860s competition to design this European city's famed opera house |
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From a middle English word for lost or unclaimed, it's a homeless child |
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