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CUTS FROM THE CLASSIC ALBUM |
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12,388 feet high, this sacred mountain is on the island of Honshu |
Mount Fuji
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Artist Vanessa Beecroft has collaborated with this superstar on projects like the fashion line Yeezy Season 2 |
Kanye West
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Phototropism is a response by plants to this, usually growing towards it |
the light
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"Formation" & "Hold Up" (2016) |
(Ken: Yes, Beyoncé.)
Lemonade
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Luxembourg's official name includes the words grand this |
duchy
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The Rig Veda is a collection of more than 1,000 Hindu hymns written in an ancient form of this language |
Sanskrit
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A high mountain chain in Croatia is called the "Dinaric" these, like a range of western Europe |
Alps
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In the early '80s Keith Haring began drawing graffiti on blank black advertising panels inside these places around New York City |
subway stations
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The stamen is the part of a flower that produces these grains |
pollen
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"Hells Bells" & "You Shook Me All Night Long" (1980) |
(Ken: Yes, AC/DC.)
Back in Black
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A Scotswoman may speak about her wee this 5-letter word for child |
bairn
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Mara was a demonic deity who tempted this religion founder on several occasions without success |
(Amy: Who is Muhammad?)
the Buddha
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The Trans-Canada Highway runs thru Kicking Horse Pass in these mountains on the border between Alberta & British Columbia |
the Canadian Rockies
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Yayoi Kusama is known for immersive exhibits called this math term "Mirror Rooms"; they seem to go on & on |
infinity
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A stipe is the leaf stalk of this type of plant, such as the maidenhair |
a fern
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"Come As You Are" & "In Bloom" (1991) |
(Cory: What is In Utero?) (Amy: What is Smells Like Teen Spirit?) ... (Ken: You all had the right artist, [*] is the album.)
Nevermind
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It can be a poem for the dead, shorter than an elegy, or a musical piece lamenting a passing |
a dirge
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Once married to Muhammad's daughter, Ali ibn Abi Talib was a notable holder of this title meaning "successor" |
caliph
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The Loma Mountains, rising to just over 6,000 feet, are the highest in this African country whose name means "lion mountains" |
Sierra Leone
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In 1995 conceptual artist Damien Hirst won the Turner Prize awarded by this British group of "Galleries" |
the Tate
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Jade plants & cacti are both classified as this type of plant with thick, fleshy tissues adapted for water storage |
succulent
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The No. 3 hit "The Edge Of Glory" & the No. 1 title track (2011) |
(Ken: That's Lady Gaga, [*].)
Born This Way
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Alphabetically, it's the first chemical element with a 5-letter name |
argon
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A famous ziggurat dedicated to the moon god Nanna was built in this 2-letter city around 2000 B.C. |
Ur
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This Russian-born artist's color field painting "White Center" sold for more than $70 million in 2007 |
Rothko
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Invasive & this "N" adjective are almost synonymous, with the latter meaning especially aggressive & harmful weeds |
noxious
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"Inner City Blues" & "Mercy Mercy Me" (1971) |
(Ken: That's a Motown classic, my wife's favorite, [*], Marvin Gaye.)
What's Going On
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It can mean the wading bird seen here or take aim at verbally & criticize |
snipe
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Acts 2 describes the gathering of the disciples on this holy day sometimes described as "Babel reversed" |
Pentecost
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