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An Egyptian monument or the monster of Thebes who killed those who couldn't answer her riddle |
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This group of nearly 3 million leads opposition to gun control legislation |
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Site of "Happy Days", it's the town that made Fonzie famous |
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Pontiac was a chief of this tribe for whom Canada's capital is named |
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Keats said, "A thing of beauty is" this "forever" |
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Type of pulley system, or 2 things linemen do in football |
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Horn of the goat that suckled the infant Zeus, its name has come to symbolize plenty |
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You must score in the top 2% on standardized intelligence test to join this club |
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While Norm Peterson sips & Carla Tortelli quips, Diane Chambers collects tips in this city |
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George Guess was English name of this inventor of the Cherokee alphabet |
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William Blake described it as "burning bright in the forests of the night" |
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It's where a former Monkee would store his scuba gear |
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It was he who finally freed Prometheus from the rock to which he was chained |
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14 U.S. presidents have been members of this, claimed to be the world's largest fraternal order |
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Theme from "The Patty Duke Show" told us Patty's only seen the sights of this NYC neighborhood |
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He's revered among the Sioux as their greatest warrior |
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He also wrote "The Charge of the Heavy Brigade" |
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A mounted member of a bullfighting team, or what you do on "Let's Make a Deal" |
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She warned the Trojans armed Greeks were in the wooden horse, but they didn't believe her |
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Former Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox heads up this citizens' lobby in Washington |
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The Lawrence clan of the ABC series "Family" lived here, though for them things weren't always rosy |
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Each year, Arapaho Indians do this dance for 72 consecutive hours |
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Ben Jonson told Celia, "Drink to me only with thine eyes, & I will" do this |
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That nagging feeling you've heard that Dionne Warwick song before |
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In Scandinavian mythology they are called "Ask & Embla" |
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From the Indian word "to make ourselves known", their motto is "We Build" |
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The TV towns of Opie Taylor & Beaver Cleaver, both beginning with "May" |
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Robert Louis Stevenson concluded that they "shall bring my boats ashore" |
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Fanatics of a certain Terry Gilliam film or the edible seeds of a South American tree |
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