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& I'm here... to remind you... her "Jagged Little Pill" was No. 1 in 1995 & again in '96 |
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George Hepplewhite was known for designing the backs of these in such shapes as hearts & shields |
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Margaret Hamilton spoke the immortal movie line "I'll get you, my pretty, and" these 4 words |
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A substance used to clean injured skin & to prevent infection |
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The soundtrack from this movie felt the love tonight (& for 10 weeks) |
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In the early 20th century, Derrit Rietveld led this country's De Stijl movement, which emphasized abstract furniture |
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English dramatist John Webster noted, "they that sleep with dogs shall rise with" these |
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Now would be a good time to remember that it's 1/60 of a degree |
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It's Italian for Joseph, Mr. Verdi |
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This Seattle band was "Unplugged in New York"; cuts included "Lake Of Fire" |
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The Battle of Lookout Mountain |
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This London furniture maker popularized his style in his book "Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director" |
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This Shakespeare play includes the line "Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war" |
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Don't be dense; tell us this word for an angle of more than 90 but fewer than 180 degrees |
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A chamber used as a grave |
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Not afraid to re-dip in previous success, he topped the chart with "Bat out of Hell II: Back Into Hell" |
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The 1356 Battle of Poitiers |
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Most of the early work by this N.Y. cabinetmaker whose name sounds like a musical instrument was in mahogany |
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In 1994, as he left the governorship of New York, he said, "dog eat dog produces... just one dog, and that's a lonely way to live" |
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The letter m indicates this steepness of a line |
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The part of a cross-shaped church that intersects the main aisle at right angles |
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This band's "Monster" album included "Crush With Eyeliner" |
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Both Alvar Aalto & Charles Eames designed furniture using this layered wood product |
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An editor of The New York Sun said, "but if" this happens, "that is news" |
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An assertion that can be proven true, often using axioms & postulates |
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As its name suggests, this early version of the Old Testament was translated by 70 writers |
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