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COMPOSERS, PAINTERS & SCIENTISTS |
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This poet wrote "Adonais" on the death of his friend John Keats |
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"Lorelai's First Cotillion", "That Damn Donna Reed" |
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Arkansas columnist Paul Greenberg first used the nickname "Slick Willie" for this man in 1980 |
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As plant life there can get sunlight, the epipelagic zone is where this biological process happens |
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The moment a rocket leaves the launchpad |
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In 1916 George Washington Carver published "How to Grow" this: "and 105 Ways of Preparing It for Human Consumption" |
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Sara Teasdale mentions Lesbos in her poem named for this other female poet |
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"For Immediate Release", "Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency" |
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"The Great Orator" was a nickname for this 19th century New Hampshire-born congressman, senator & Secretary of State |
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Near the Antillean Arc, the Milwaukee Depth is the deepest point in this ocean |
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From an innocent type of person who could be duped with little effort, this adjective means easily fooled or deceived |
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You're listening to the most famous work of this Italian Baroque composer |
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Eliot's poem about these title men says, "We are the stuffed men / Leaning together / Headpiece filled with straw" |
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"Bachelor Party", "The Wedding", "How Lily Stole Christmas" |
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Born in 1876, this author of several doggone adventures was known as the "American Kipling" |
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Depressions called "deep-sea" these usually form where tectonic plates meet |
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A long passage or hallway from which entrances lead into rooms |
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In 1609 he presented his eight-powered telescope to the Venetian Senate; he got life tenure & doubled his salary |
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This Chicago poet wrote that "The fog comes on little cat feet" |
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"Old Friends", "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Sophia" |
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The 1930s politician known as "Kingfish" was also known as the "Dictator of" this state |
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The Agulhas & East Madagascar Currents flow in this ocean |
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This adjective means "equivalent", as in "Sir, the accusation you have made is ____ to libel!" |
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Dan Flavin was a pioneer of this art style whose name says it tries to do more with less |
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A sonnet by John Donne begins with these 4 words & continues, "though some have called thee mighty and dreadful" |
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"Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship", "She Was Killed by Space Junk" |
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Legendary folks blues singer & guitarist Huddie Ledbetter, seen here, was better known by this nickname |
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Galveston Bay is an example of this type of body of water where saltwater meets fresh |
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This wide-trunked African tree can live over a thousand years |
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Winning a 1945 Pulitzer for music put an "Appalachian Spring" in this composer's step |
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