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Term for any committee using both Republicans & Democrats |
bi-partisan
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Don't kick an adult male of these duck-billed creatures in the ankle; he's got a poisoned spur |
duck-billed platypus
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By corporate policy, it accounts for 2 of the 13 layers in a Big Mac |
(Florence: What is the bun?)
the special sauce
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In November 1966, NASA was photographing possible landing sites here |
the moon
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Bandleader who said in 1977, "When I go I'll take New Year's Eve with me" |
Guy Lombardo
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This '84 gold medalist was booed when he didn't try to break the long jump world record |
Carl Lewis
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Minimum age for a Congressman |
(Sandra: What is 35?) (Susan: What is 21?) ..................................(Alex: And we've got about 1 minute to go in this round.)
25
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"Odobenus rosmarus", Latin name for this Arctic tusked mammal, means "one who walks with his teeth" |
walrus
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Made of beaten oil, egg yolks & vinegar, it's a sauce more common on salads than on meat |
mayonnaise
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In Las Vegas, on July 19, this 50-year-old singer married 21-year-old Mia Farrow |
Frank Sinatra
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Finishes Lord Chesterfield's 1749 line; "No idleness, no laziness, no procrastination: never put off..." |
until tomorrow what you can do today
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He had actually worked in an oil field before he drilled for oil in 1940 film "Boom Town" |
Clark Gable
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Of New York, Ohio, or Virginia, state that has contributed most members to the U.S. Supreme Court |
New York
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The Bible states it was upon this color of ass that great personages preferred to ride |
(Florence: What is gold?)
white
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Of Beaujolais, Bordelaise, or Rouennaise, the brown sauce made from Bordeaux wine |
Bordelaise
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Word which completes the line from "The Virginian", "When you call me that, ...." |
smile
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Their 1st hit, "This Diamond Ring", was their only song to hit #1 |
Gary Lewis and the Playboys
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Secretary of Defense under Kennedy & Johnson who held the office longer than anyone so far |
Robert McNamara
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Part of the witches' brew recipe in "Macbeth" was a pinch of this amphibian's eye |
eye of newt
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The color of Bechamel sauce |
cream-colored (white or yellow)
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Theodore Roosevelt's adage with which "you will go far" |
"Speak softly and carry a big stick, and..."
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Author who briefly worked as a janitor at Upton Sinclair's commune |
Sinclair Lewis
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Shellfish are not fish, but members of 2 invertebrate classifications, of which this is 1 |
mollusks or crustaceans
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Hollandaise seasoned with chervil, shallots & tarragon becomes this sauce named for region of SW France |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Bearnaise
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In Bartlett's, the line from Shakespeare's "Henry V", "The game's afoot", footnotes this other author |
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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The 2 cast members of "Webster" who fit the category |
Emmanuel Lewis & Susan Clark
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