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A fairy tale twosome; 1 gorgeous, 1 gruesome |
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This Mormon leader founded the school named for him in 1875 |
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"Tamer of Lightning" was one of the many sobriquets given to this colonial statesman |
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Crete is the largest of this country's 1,400 islands |
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Bees don't need a choreographer, they do this naturally to tell others where a pollen source is |
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Newborn babies need to be burped because they swallow this while feeding |
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Partaking in incestuous kisses, she was Oedipus' mom & Mrs. |
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On diplomas, this 2-word phrase follows "magna" or "suma" |
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A contract for 10,000 muskets led this cotton gin inventor to create mass production of component parts |
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The official title of the UK is "The United Kingdom of Great Britain &" this place |
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The British call it "the blower"; Americans, "the horn" |
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These appliances add moisture to a room & prevent static electricity & dried out wood & fabric |
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Darcy, "pride" personified, took this Miss Bennet as his bride |
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Just signing your name & filling out the forms correctly on your SATs will get you this minimum score |
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This explorer was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for becoming the 1st to fly over the North Pole |
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Prince Henry the Navigator held court at Sagres on this country's SW tip, overlooking the Atlantic |
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The 2 instruments on which a tattoo may be played a signal to soldiers |
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In table settings, these are the only utensils placed on the left side of the plate |
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Dickens fella who loved Estella |
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Term for a school for training the clergy, it once meant a secondary school for girls |
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A close advisor to Washington, he deplored political parties but became leader of the Federalists |
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This river that flows from the Alps to the North Sea was made an int'l waterway by the 1815 Treaty of Vienna |
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The John Peter Zenger case of 1734-35 was the first big victory for this freedom in the colonies |
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The overuse of this laundry product will cause towels to lose their absorbency |
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Jane Eyre's guy so autocratic; kept his wife up in the attic |
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The first secondary school in the 13 colonies was established in 1635 in this colony |
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1 of 2 women who, in 1848, organized the first woman's rights convention, in Seneca Falls, N.Y. |
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The Mont Blanc Tunnel, which runs 7 mi. under Europe's tallest peak, links these 2 Mediterranean countries |
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As an example of "doublespeak", Prof. Wm. Lutz quotes the EPA calling this "poorly buffered precipitation" |
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Sewing scissors that cut a zigzag edge which prevents fabric from fraying |
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