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May is named for the goddess Maia, in some versions the daughter of this titan condemned to hold up the heavens |
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A terrible career path for this TV character, who went from nice chemistry teacher to nasty crystal meth master |
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They may be small, but they pack a lot of flavor, fiber & antioxidants |
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An occultation is a type of this astronomical event |
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Book 2 in a series, it was published in between "Angels & Demons" & "The Lost Symbol" |
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Adjective meaning pleasing & noun meaning something to eat |
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Guenevere sings of "The Lusty Month Of May" in this musical |
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In "Dead Poets Society", Robin Williams inspires his students with this Latin phrase translated as "seize the day" |
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There are about 50 of these green nuts in a one-ounce serving & as much potassium as half a banana |
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In science talk, it's a gamete |
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"No Easy Day" is Navy SEAL Mark Owen's firsthand account of the mission that killed this man |
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Multiple female adults & a portent of the future |
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The Eta Aquarids, an annual one of these heavenly events, reach their peak in early May |
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In season 9 of this animated show, Mr. Garrison became Mrs. Garrison; in season 12 it was back to Mr. Garrison |
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This Chinese cabbage is an excellent source of calcium & vitamin A |
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The adrenal & the thyroid are among these glands that regulate your body's processes by secreting hormones |
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In 2008 Kathy Reichs was atop the list with "Devil Bones"; in 2002, it was Alice Sebold, with this novel |
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A farm implement to dig up a field & a light emanating from something |
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This May birthstone is a variety of beryl |
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You can win our money knowing he played a teacher in 1986 with the immortal line "Bueller...Bueller...Bueller" |
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Large & easily stuffable, cerignola from Italy is a variety of this |
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In physics, it's the ability of a deformed body to return to its original size & shape |
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A nonfiction bestseller about death rituals around the world shares its title with this James Jones novel |
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Your gustatory sense & a hereditary social division of India |
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Citing his fading eyesight, on May 31, 1669, this one-time president of the Royal Society made the last entry in his diary |
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This nostalgia network rebranded itself with edgy series like "Teachers", whose educators aren't exactly dedicated |
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Used in the Japanese tea ceremony, this powdered tea boosts metabolism & is a great detoxifier |
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Wanna get away? From Earth's surface, this is about 6.96 miles per second |
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This Ann Patchett bestseller about opera & terrorism has been turned into a real opera |
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Not long ago & to give in |
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