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STARTS & ENDS WITH DIFFERENT VOWELS |
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In the early 1900s some ketchup used rotten tomatoes masked by sodium benzoate, but this co. went artificial-preservative-free |
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"Where the Sidewalk Ends" is a collection of his poems & drawings |
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In 1952 Thomas Watson Sr. turned over the presidency of this tech company to Thomas Jr. |
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Leo Durocher said that he "never questioned the integrity of" one; his eyesight, yes |
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The area of this capital of Peru stretches over 1,500 square miles |
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Freddie Mercury & Brian May |
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Begun during the Franco era, the tomato-hurling event known as "La Tomatina" is a fixture of this country |
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This title of E.M. Forster's first novel completes the line "fools rush in..." |
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This "senior" pastor was born with the first name Michael but changed that to Martin & did the same for his son |
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From the Latin for "not known", it means having one's identity concealed |
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Mike Love, Al Jardine & the Wilson brothers |
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On PETA's website you can play a video game where you throw tomatoes at people who wear this |
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If you are looking for the title guy of this series, you might also spot his gal pal Wenda & his foe Odlaw |
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This sr. hit 152 home runs in his major league career; add Jr.'s total & you get 782 |
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A term for military weapons, ammunition & combat vehicles; insert an "I" & you get a statute |
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"Canada's Breadbasket", this province is sandwiched between Alberta & Manitoba, eh? |
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In 2013 Russian activists pelted King Willem-Alexander of this country with tomatoes |
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Max is wearing his wolf suit & causing mischief at the start of this Sendak classic |
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This "Father of the Waltz" (& of Jr.) composed more than 150 waltzes |
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You'll find K-I, ki, meaning "energy", within the name of this martial art |
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Rivers emptying into this gulf include the Sonora & Colorado |
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When people don't get enough of this element, it may lead to osteoporosis; when tomatoes don't, they get blossom end rot |
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In Maria Semple's novel, Bee is the daughter of this woman & asks the title question, "Where'd you go" |
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Around 1830 this pere wrote a series of historical plays like "Napoleon Bonaparte" |
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It's the central dark spot of the shadow cast by the Moon or Earth during an eclipse |
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It's believed that Lake Nicaragua & this city-named lake to the northwest once formed part of a Pacific Ocean bay |
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Donald Fagen & Walter Becker |
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