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The Washington Herald, April 11, 1912: "New Liner ____ on First Journey" |
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Tanzania's Dar es Salaam literally means "house of" this in Arabic |
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"Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" demanded this band with Phil Collins at the mic |
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The racing of these vehicles was a popular event at the ancient Olympic games |
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"The Killer Angels", Michael Shaara's fiction Pulitzer winner for 1975, covers this decisive July 1863 battle |
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It can refer to blocked nasal passages or crowded traffic |
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The Helena Weekly Herald, July 20, 1876: "Particulars of the Massacre of ____'s Command" |
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Like Rome, Ibadan in Nigeria was built on this many hills |
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It's what she'll have "'til her daddy takes the T-bird away" |
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Co-founder John Zimmer predicts that within 5 years, most of this ride-sharing co.'s cars will be self-driven |
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Dashiell Hammett introduced Sam Spade in this novel |
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An official in a town who made public announcements |
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The Morgantown Monitor, May 20, 1863: "Writ of ____ ____ Refused" |
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Throngs of people were trying to get into Tahrir Square in this African capital in February 2011 |
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Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson talked this duet of theirs all the way to No. 1 |
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In 1863 the Atchison & Topeka Railroad Company added this city to its name |
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"Inferno" is Dan Brown's fourth novel to feature this symbology professor as its hero |
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This adjective for the married state often precedes "bliss" |
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The Morning Tulsa Daily World, August 4, 1921: "Baseball Scorns Freed Black ____" |
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Seen here are the red walls of this city that gave the country Morocco its name |
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Hitmaking boy band that told us, "Bye Bye Bye" |
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Hoping for a bull's-eye in 2012, Chrysler reintroduced a new version of this Dodge auto last seen in the 1970s |
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William Styron came in for some criticism when he wrote in blackvoice in "The Confessions of" this man |
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This word refers to how polite I'm being to you at the dinner party, or to the sweet after-dinner drink you're sipping on |
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The National Whig, May 19, 1847: "For President in 1848, Major General ____ ____" |
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Its situation on an island makes Mombasa the ideal place for this country's biggest port city |
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One of the biggest hits for this metal hair band was 1987's "Girls, Girls, Girls" |
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In the 1940s this airline advertised, "None faster--none finer--to and through the South" |
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This self-described space nerd followed up his bestseller "The Martian" with "Artemis" |
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This Brazilian martial art incorporates elements of dance & music |
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