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This existentialist gave the world "Nausea", a philosophical novel, in 1938 |
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The middle name of this "Kill Bill" star is Karuna & she has a brother named Mipam |
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Vermont hogs have lived high off this company, eating ice cream waste & loving it (except for mint Oreo) |
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In the endgame, 2 opposing ones of these pieces that always move on the same color often leads to a draw |
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Julius Caesar burst into tears when he thought of how many lands this man had conquered by Julius' age |
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The Spanish put a tilde above this letter to indicate a palatal nasal sound |
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Cartesianism, based on mathematical principles, comes from the Latin verison of his name |
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Born in Vancouver in 1981, on film he "skywalked" into space in 2002 |
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Let's not keep silent about the fact that this president was born in Plymouth Notch, Vermont in 1872 |
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In the newspaper, your dumb move that lost a knight would be followed by this symbol, maybe 2 of them |
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Born in 1638, the first child of a 22-year marriage, this king was christened Louis Dieudonne, or "gift of God" |
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In ASL this letter is indicated by bending the 3 middle fingers to the palm & extending the thumb & pinkie up |
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A Gershwin song says, "My nights were sour, spent with" this gloomy German philosopher |
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A star of the "Matrix" movies, she was named after a Hollies song |
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While living in Arlington, Vt., he featured many of its residents on his Saturday Evening Post covers |
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A guy looking over a game making annoying suggestions is doing this, from a Yiddish word |
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In the 1670s, this Quaker preached in Germany, & many of his listeners later came to his American colony |
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It precedes "note" in a slang term for a hundred-dollar bill |
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"Zarathustra's Sister" is a biography of Elisabeth & her brother, this philosopher |
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He delivered the "Jaws" speech about the shark attack on the Indianapolis' crew |
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From Burlington, you can hop aboard the cruise ship The Spirit of Ethan Allen III & cruise this lake |
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In 1889 this 74-year old chancellor instituted old age pensions in Germany |
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On a piece of sheet music, play loudly when you come to this letter, short for the Italian meaning "strong" |
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OK, one more time: John C. McGinley is on "Scrubs"; this actor played Amos in the 2002 film "Chicago" |
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In 2004 some residents of this city, Vermont's largest & most bustling ski area, wanted to secede & join N.H. |
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In tournament play, a fallen flag means you've lost because this has happened |
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In 1940 he got more votes than any Republican presidential candidate before him, & still lost |
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It's the symbol for the old British penny |
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