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Oldest evidence of man's use of iron is some beads from 4000 B.C. found at Giza in this country |
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Tale in which a little child says, "But (he) hasn't got anything on" |
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Despite embargo which he himself instituted, JFK smoked cigars made in this country |
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Thought illiterate, Union spy Mary Bowser dusted the study & read papers of this Confederate leader |
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Of XX, XY or YY, chromosome pair that makes a man out of you |
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As in many cultures, the chief source of early Roman slaves was people captured during this |
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He saw the genie of the magician's ring as well as the genie of the lamp |
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A vessel specifically for expectorating |
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In 1963, JFK said he would completely withdraw our troops from there in 1965 |
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A 19th century magazine editor, Sarah Hale is now remembered for this poem about a girl & her fleecy pet |
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It's what an amoeba uses its pseudopods for |
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In 363 A.D., this oracle's last prediction was that it would never again make a prediction |
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It can precede boy, jar or pepper |
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The Kennedys watched 1960 election returns from the family compound at this Cape Cod location |
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Tho Simone de Beauvoir wrote "The 2nd Sex", she said she wasn't one of these advocates of women's rights |
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They're the respiratory organs of the turtle |
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The name of this ancient city came from the Phoenician "Kart-hadasht", meaning "new town" |
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The only state in the lower 48 that ends in a double letter |
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He opposed JFK in both the 1952 Massachusetts senate race & on the 1960 Republican national ticket |
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Sarah Bernhardt, Sarah Siddons & Eva Le Gallienne were known for portraying this Shakespearean hero |
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Term for the central hole in the iris of most vertebrates |
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According to local legend, the tomb of this "unlucky" Biblical prophet was in the city of Nineveh |
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2 of the 5 double letter words found in the titles of 1987's "Best Picture" Oscar nominees |
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When companies in this industry raised prices in April 1962, he got them to back down |
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Her 1896 "Boston Cooking School Cook Book" was 1st to use precise measures now common in U.S. cookbooks |
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From the Norman French meaning to shed roe, it's the process of egg laying by fish |
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