HARRY POTTER & THE CHAPTER TITLES |
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It won't mean a thing if you can't name this big band era that began around 1935 |
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Botulism is a type of this |
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This 3-letter word can refer to a beaver's construction or the reservoir of water it creates |
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Florsheim sells black calf-length socks named for this dressy men's outfit |
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Following a bounty scandal, coach Sean Payton of this NFL team was given a 1-year suspension |
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In book 4, "The ____ World Cup" |
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Typical big bands of the '30s & '40s featured a wind section made up of 4 trumpets, 5 reed instruments & 4 of these sliders |
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It's a Chinese dish of a pancake-shaped omelet with a mix of chopped foods |
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Last name of Australian director Peter that's also a term for a water barrier |
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Your black socks may be lisle, a thread named for a city in this country |
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A year after becoming the director of this, David Petraeus stepped down following a scandal |
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In book 6, her "Helping Hand" |
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Fletcher Henderson's band pioneered these short, repeated musical phrases, also a term for a comic's improvs |
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Proverbially, it follows "penny wise" |
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It's a 10-letter synonym for seawall |
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Anything that's out of an earlier time, specifically a retro sports uniform, like the Iowa Hawkeyes one seen here |
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On film, Ralph Fiennes portrayed this real-life intellectual who was involved in a 1950s quiz show scandal |
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In book 7, "The Elder ____" |
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Lionel Hampton said this clarinet "King" "opened the door for Jackie Robinson" by integrating his popular band |
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7-letter word for a person given to coarse or undignified joking |
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Led Zeppelin sang, "if it keeps on rainin"' this is "goin' to break" |
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In Japan black tabi doesn't refer to a cat but to socks worn by these masters of clandestine martial arts |
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In 2013 Rob Ford, mayor of this 4th-largest city in N. America, first said he smoked weed, not crack...then yes, OK, crack, too |
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In book 2, "The Whomping ____" |
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Ava Gardner said this clarinetist and band leader "dumped me one week after our first anniversary." Here they are in happier times |
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A liveried servant who attends the door or carriage |
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In cells, the inner mitochondrial is classified as this type of membrane that doesn't permit the passage of fluids |
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The "Nightmare Song" from "Iolanthe" by this duo includes bicycling across Salisbury plain in black silk socks |
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In 1991 he went to prison on drug charges; 3 years later, he was reelected mayor of D.C. |
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