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If saw blades with this gemstone in their name seem a bit cheaper than an engagement ring, it's because they use synthetic stones |
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This green & brown fabric pattern began with army wear for blending into the scenery |
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Toots & the Maytals pioneered this Jamaican musical style & lead singer Toots Hibbert is credited with naming it |
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That male, in singular pronoun form |
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At the age of 12 this future Founding Father was apprenticed to his brother James, a printer |
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Toni Morrison wrote her play "Desdemona" as a response to a production of this Shakespeare play |
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People famous in this profession, like Jamie Oliver, often use Wüsthof knives from Germany |
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Deerstalkers & derbies are types of these |
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Made with rows of short tubes of different lengths, versions of this instrument are played from China to Peru |
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It's used in French personal names to show place of origin |
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Linus Pauling wrote a bestselling book called this vitamin "and the Common Cold" |
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This British author was married to a woman also named Evelyn--they were called He-Evelyn & She-Evelyn by friends |
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A rip-cut saws along the grain of the wood, while this cut goes against the grain |
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This 1983 film inspired a fashion craze of leg warmers & off-the-shoulder sweatshirts; "what a feeling!" |
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Cante jondo or "deep song" is a powerful type of this Spanish style of music & dance associated with Gypsies |
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The "royal" one is used formally by a monarch to refer to him or herself |
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"Just Give Me a Cool Drink of Water 'Fore I Diiie" is a 1971 collection of poetry by this African-American woman |
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In 2020 this author of "Dear John" returned to familiar territory (love in North Carolina) with "The Return" |
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The Oliver 777 is one of these machines that bakeries find handy when a customer wants bread for sandwiches |
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This 5-letter fabric, popular for jackets, bears the name of a Scottish river |
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A fusion of samba & cool jazz, bossa nova burst onto the world scene in the 1950s out of this country |
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He failed in a few candy businesses before founding the Lancaster Caramel Company in 1886; later it was on to chocolate |
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Finally out in 2020, this feminist's "The Inseparables" was not published in part because Jean-Paul Sartre didn't like it |
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The wavy pattern in the metal of the knife indicates that it is made of steel named for this Mideast capital |
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From the French for horsehair, this 19th c. array of fabric & hoops under a skirt was revived by Jean Paul Gaultier |
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This folk music performed by a small group of strolling musicians dressed in traditional costume originated in Jalisco, Mexico |
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Plural of thou, when talking to a group |
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The movie "Rope" was partly based on a murder committed by this pair, first names Nathan & Richard |
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He began "Dombey and Son" during a trip to Switzerland in 1846 |
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