|
|
|
|
|
|
|
They're part of a jungle gym |
|
|
A 2.0 grade point average is equivalent to this letter |
|
|
While this bovine of the American plains has a thick beard & a hump, the true buffalo has neither |
|
|
Thor is an Old Norse word for this weather phenomenon |
|
|
Oklahoma's official state meal includes this, CFS for short |
|
|
The U.K.'s Guardian said it stank when this superhero reversed Earth's rotation at the end to save Lois Lane |
|
|
U.S. investors have over $2.7 trillion in these safe but not sexy funds |
|
|
This numeration system that works with base 2, not 10, renders the number 2 to look like 10 |
|
|
This largest deer is also the tallest land mammal in North America, measuring about 6 feet to the shoulders |
|
|
The Norse believed that during storms, Thor rode one of these, drawn by goats |
|
|
When this New Orleans sandwich is made with fried oysters, it's called "the peace maker" |
|
|
Peter Travers said this "simian" Mark Wahlberg reboot had a "lame surprise ending" |
|
|
A title for a well-regarded Catholic, such as a papal chaplain |
|
|
In "The 12 Days of Christmas", it's the gift on the second day |
|
|
The thorny devil lizard, which has a spiny hump, feeds entirely on this social insect & may eat 3,000 in a single meal |
|
|
O gods, rain fire on Marvel & Paramount for making this slimy god Thor's brother |
|
|
These deep-fried Mexican treats are often coated with cinnamon & sugar |
|
|
Slate called the last scene of this 2007 Oscar winner based on Cormac McCarthy's novel "a tacked on chunk of meaning" |
|
|
Slang word for a name or, especially, a nickname |
|
|
83, odd; 937, odd... I guess 2 really is the only even one of these |
|
|
Named for its odor, it lives farther north than any other hoofed animal |
|
|
Brok & Sindri, members of this race, made many magic objects for Norse gods, including Thor's hammer |
|
|
A classic Passover breakfast is this dish, matzoh that's been soaked in water, dipped in egg & fried like French toast |
|
|
The Washington Post said the end of this Spielberg film about a robotic boy would bring "legendary befuddlement" |
|
|
I'm a big rock fan, & here's a big rock that's classified as this kind of object |
|
|
2 is lucky in China & in this most common Hong Kong dialect is pronounced the same way as the word for "easy" |
|
|
The wild species of this 2-humped camel have smaller humps & less hair than their domesticated brethren |
|
|
This was the name of Thor's hammer, which could return like a boomerang |
|
|
This Pennsylvania Dutch pastry is named for what the batter is dripped through before it's fried |
|
|
The New York Times said this 1956 film about a grade schooler with an evil streak had an "asinine closing-credits sequence" |
|