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"When I read something saying I've not done anything as good as 'Catch-22' I'm tempted to reply, 'Who has?'" |
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This 4-letter word is a weapon in 2 senses: a club with a spiked head & a nonlethal spray |
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1995: Glenn Close was ready for her closeup as Norma Desmond in this musical |
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No word on his putting skills, but he is the patron saint of Scotland |
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At London's 1851 Great Exhibition, Alfred Hobbs wowed crowds by doing this to 2 supposedly impregnable locks |
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An uninhabited natural region |
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"Sometimes I don't know whether Zelda and I are real or whether we are characters in one of my novels" |
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1982: Jennifer Holliday won as Effie White in this musical about a girl group |
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Sometimes regarded as a family emblem, it's a distinctive fabric pattern used on plaid kilts |
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Warded door locks (the kind you can peek through) lost favor, as they can be easily opened by these "spooky" universal keys |
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If you "lose" this, you pass out |
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"Somewhere in Germany is a stream called the Vonne, that is the source of my curious name" |
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This term that goes back to a word for "boy" or "youth" referred to those soldiers too inexperienced for the cavalry |
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1964: she was Broadway's original Dolly Levi in "Hello, Dolly" |
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This work of literature is known as "the Scottish play" |
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These moving parts inside a lock can be in the shape of discs, levers or pins |
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For his pleasant disposition, NFL running back Walter Payton was dubbed this |
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"I choose to be a... New Hampshire farmer with an income in cash of say a thousand (from...a publisher in New York City)" |
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents the clue.) Under Alexander the Great, the first five ranks in this military formation whose name comes from the Greek for "finger" held spears facing forward, while the rear rows likely held them aloft |
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2008: Patti LuPone was honored for playing Mama Rose in this revival |
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He's the most recent U.K. prime minister born in Scotland |
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Superman may have laughed in 2004 when a web video showed this popular bike lock brand being opened with a Bic pen |
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In 2011 the FCC abandoned this doctrine that required equal time for opposing political views |
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Not the modest type, in 1882 he told a U.S. Customs official, "I have nothing to declare except my genius" |
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Bolt to the top of the class if you know an arbalest is another name for this medieval weapon |
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This 1993 Irvine Welsh novel about hangers-out near the railroad introduced many to modern Scottish writing |
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In 1931 the religious group called the watch tower Bible and tract society adopted this new name |
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