Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Servant * serge
Baby Names Beginning With "U":  Meaning: Servant * umi
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Severe * severino
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Shadow Portrait * cameo
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Shalom/Welcome, Peace * salome
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Shape-shifter * waneta
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Sharp Cliff * montague
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: She of Fair Skin * bela
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: She Who Arrives First * hasana
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: She Who Is Ignored * cassie
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: She Who Is Lost * perdita
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: She Who is Without Equal * kimi
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: She Who Plays * lalita
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: She will increase * jolene
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Shearer or Servant * sherman
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Sheltering * skylar
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Sheltering * skyler
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Shield * giles
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Shield * walta
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Shining Brightly * haruki
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Shining Light * roshaun
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Shining of Mind * hubert
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Shining Sea * meriel
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Shining Star from Heaven * alohilani
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Shining * bertha
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Shining * iram
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Shining * lara
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Shipmaster * skipper
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Short for JOSEPH * jody
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Short for Laurence * rance
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Short for names beginning with CAL * cal
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Short for names beginning with DEL * del
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Short for names beginning with DES * des
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Short for names beginning with GIL * gil
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Short for names beginning with K * kiki
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Short for names ending in TINE * tina
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Short for names ending with GINO * gino
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Short for WILHEMINA * wilma
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Short form of Adelaide * heidi
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Short form of JACOB or JOHN * jock
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Shrimp * inari
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Shy, Modest * modesta
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Sign, Emblem * nissa
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Sign, Mark * nishan
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Sign, Symbol * zenobia
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Signal, Sign * signa
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Silence * tacy
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Silent Worker (from Penelope) * penney
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Silent Worker (From Penelope) * pennie
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Silent Worker (From Penelope) * penny
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Silent * tacita
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Sim. Lakia, Found Treasure * lakin
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Simple Happiness * cady
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Sincere * dyllis
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Sincere, Honest * makoto
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Singing Bird * calandra
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Singing Hawk while Soaring * liluye
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Singing * yaron
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Single, Alone * monita
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Singled Out * vala
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Sky Blu * azura
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Sky * lani
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Slavic form of GERTRUDE * jara
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Slavic form of NICOLE * nijole
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Slippery * teleza
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Slope by the Pond * marlow
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Small and Winged * aleda
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Small and Wise * shanna
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Small Bird * jenna
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Small but Famous * merritt
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Small Cove * logan
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Small Flower * posy
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Small Hill * brynn
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Small Lamb * carnig
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Small One * teenie
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Small Rock * piera
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Small Rocks * pebbles
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Small Slope * coty
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Small Stone * coral
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Small Sweet Thing * miette
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Small Thing * cheche
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Small Town * vanig
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Small Village * villette
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Small * paola
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Small * paulette
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Small * tino
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Small * vaughn
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Small, Dark * kiara
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Small, winged * alida
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Smart * zeki
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Smart, Intelligent * mahalia
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Smooth Fabric * satin
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Smooth Rock * feoras
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Smooth * terrene
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Snake * nyoka
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Snow or Lucky * yuki
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Snow * istas
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Snow * neva
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Snow * tuyet
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Soft Air * isaura
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Soft Air, Breeze * aure
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Soft * lamis
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Soft, Gentle * anana
Baby Names Beginning With "Q":  Meaning: Soft, Synthetic Material * quiana
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Soft-haired * juliana
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Soft-haired * juliet
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Soft-haired, youthful * julia
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Soldier of God * osborne
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Soldier * miles
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Soldier * myles
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Solitary Life * moesha
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Solitary Life * monisha
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Solitary * monet
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Solitary * solange
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Someone Who Comes from Nowhere * kione
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Something Beautiful * isabis
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son Of .. * mac
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Son of a Prophecy * barnabas
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Son of Adam * addison
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Son of BENJAMIN * benson
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Son of Carr * carson
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Son of Carr * carsyn
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Son of DAVID * davis
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Son of Eagan, Fiery * keagan
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Son of Eagan, Fiery * keegan
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Son of Ed * edison
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Son of Elias * ellison
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Son of Evan * bevan
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Son of FERGUS * ferguson
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Son of Gilbert * gibson
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Son of HARRY * barry
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Son of HARRY * harrison
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Son of HARRY * parry
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of Hugh * magee
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Son of JACK * jackson
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Son of Japheth * javen
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Son of Jeffrey * jefferson
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Son of Jud * judson
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of Ken or Kenna * mckenna
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of Kenneth * mackenzie
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of Kile * mckile
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of Man * manning
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of Matthew * madison
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of Morris * morrison
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of Morris * morse
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Son of My Right Hand * benjamin
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Son of NEAL * nelson
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Son of Neil * niles
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Son of OWEN * bowen
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Son of Richard * dixon
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Son of the Chief * yuma
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Son of the Grey-Haired One * grayson
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Son of the Patron * maddox
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Son of TY * tyson
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Son of Vincent * vinson
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Son of WILLIAM * willis
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Son of WILLIAM * wilson
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Son of ZEUS * dard
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Son * yaro
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Song is Mine * shirley
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Song of my Soul * shiri
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Song * carmen
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Song * carmine
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Song * ranit
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Song, Melody * melodie
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Song, Songstress * karmina
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Songbird * lark
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Song-like * melody
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Soothsayer * cybil
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Soothsayer * cybill
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Sorrow * brone
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Sorrow * cearo
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Sorrowful, Wanderer * deidra
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Sorrowful, Wanderer * deirdra
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Soul * alma
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Sound Returned * echo
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Source of all Life * axel
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: South * mina
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Sowing the Fields * arissa
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Sowing, Planting * season
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Spacious Meadow * harley
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Sparrow Hawk * kele
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Sparrow * galvin
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Spartan Queen * leda
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Spartan Queen * ledell
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Spear Carrier * gary
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Spear Warrior * gerald
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Spear * cain
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Spear * lance
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Special Treasure * ilori
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Species of Flowers * amaryllis
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Speech * niv
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Spice * levon
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Spirit Guide, Protector * kamali
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Spirited * rowdy
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Spiritual Leader * zo
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Splendor * ziva
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Spoken Well Of * eupemia
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Spoken Well Of * euphemia
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Spoken Word * oral
Baby Names Beginning With "X":  Meaning: Spread, Propagate * xinavane
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Spring * caroun
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Spring * lente
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Spring * rabia
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: St. James * diego
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Staff of the Gods * gustavo
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Staff of the Goths * gustave
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Standing Rock * oneida
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Standing Tall * nibaw
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Star Born * sidra
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Star * aster
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Star * astra
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Star * estelle
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Star * esther
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Star * hester
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Star * hoshi
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Star * hoshiko
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Star * stella
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Star * tarika
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Starlike * astin
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Stars * daw
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Starting Life at Dawn * asalie
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Stawberry * frasier
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Steady Rain * marka
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Stem of Bamboo * shino
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Steward * reeves
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Stoat * nessan
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Stone worker * mason
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Stone * bedros
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Stone * pekelo
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Stone * pello
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Stone * petra
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Stone * petronella
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Stone * stone
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Stork * koko
Baby Names Beginning With "X":  Meaning: Strange Voice * xenophon
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strange, Foreign * barbara
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Stranger * zenon
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Stream * calder
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Stream * reece
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Street * syshe
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Strength of God * ezekiel
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Strength of God * yael
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Strength of God * zeke
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Strength Warrior * magnar
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strength * brygid
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Strength * eyal
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Strength * oz
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Strength, Valor * valarie
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Strength, Valor * valeria
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strife * brazil
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Strong & Courageous * andra
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Strong and Womanly * karla
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Strong as an Eagle * arnold
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Strong as Iron * trahern
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Strong in War * matilde
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Strong Man * cairbre
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Strong Man * fearghus
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong One * brian
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong One * brianna
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong One * brianne
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong One * bryan
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong One * bryanne
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Strong Shoulders * plato
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Strong Work * millicent
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong * bridget
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong * brigit
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Strong * kaori
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Strong * vahe
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Strong * virgil
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Strong, Courageous * ondrea
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong, Fierce One * bronson
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Strong, Forceful * taurean
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong, Honorable * bryant
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Strong, Manly * carolos
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong, Virtuous, Honorable * breanna
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Strong, Virtuous, Honorable * briana
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Su * cyrus
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Suave * lizina
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Successful * zarifa
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Successor * khalipha
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Sugar * sugar
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Sun Born * ramses
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Sun or See SOLOMON * sol
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Sun * asis
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Sun * cira
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Sun * helia
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Sun * kira
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Sun * nomlanga
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Sun * ravi
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Sun * soleil
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Sunny Sea * marisol
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Sunset * dysis
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Sunshine * nayer
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Sunshine, Exhausted * taban
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Superior * anevay
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Superior * varen
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Supplant * jacoba
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Supplanter * james
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Supplanter * jocelin
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Supplanter * yakov
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Supreme Chief * kiral
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Supreme Judge * ramiro
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Surrounded by Song * nasnan
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Sweet as Honey * honey
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Sweet Basil, Virtuous * rianna
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Sweet Berry * mora
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Sweet Gum Tree * alaqua
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Sweet Lady * vevina
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Sweet Melody * cara
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Sweet Melody * kara
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Sweet Talk * eulalie
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Sweet * dulcea
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Sweet * dulcinea
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: sweet * mandisa
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Sweet * mattox
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Sweet, Friend * noam
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Sweet, Melodious * bebhin
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Sweetlike * melosa
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Swift Cat * namir
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Swift * fleta
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Swift, Strong * boaz
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Swords and Riches * gerik
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Swordsman * saxen
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Swordsman * saxon
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Swordsman * saxton
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Tailor * taylor
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Taker * lel
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Talented * dorinda
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Tall One * lang
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Tall Ruler * timberly
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Tall * temira
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Taming * damian
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Team * tandice
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Temptress, Illustrious * lena
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Tender * terentia
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Tender, Good Gracious * terence
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Tenderness * jin
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Tenth * kalkin
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Terrace, Veranda * lanai
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Thank You * zikomo
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Thankful * shakira
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Thanks * kuron
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: That You Cannot Imagine * cocheta
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: The 7th son of the 7th son * doctor
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: The Angel * tangia
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: The Annointed * kirsten
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: The Beginning * davu
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: The Best * ilit
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: The Blessed Home * elysia
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: The Blessed One * zelig
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: The Brightest * anwar
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: The Brook * beck
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: The Child * cailean
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: The Chosen One * elita
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: The Color Silver * silver
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: The Earth * adam
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: The Earth * adamina
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: The Earth * dagan
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: The Eighth * octavia
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: The Eighth * octavio
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: The Enemy * wasaki
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: The Expected One * mahdi
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: The Far Meadow * fairly
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The Fifth * laquinta
Baby Names Beginning With "Q":  Meaning: The Fifth * quentin
Baby Names Beginning With "Q":  Meaning: The Fifth * quinta
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: The First * avak
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: The Flower * hyacinth
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The Flower * lotus
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: The Flowers * napua
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: The Glaciar * brede
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: The Goal * nysa
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: The Gray Home * graham
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: The Hazel Tree * hazel
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: The Heavens * kalani
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: The Hebrew Language * ivrit
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: The Historian * cicero
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: The Hollow * floyd
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: The Inspirer * dumi
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: The King * elroy
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: The King * kiros
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The King * leroy
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: the Life * keola
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: The Light is Mine * orli
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: The Listener * samantha
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: The Lord Is Good * toby
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: The Lord is My God * elijah
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: The Lord is my Rock * zuriel
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: The Lord is With You * muna
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: The Love of a Woman * vondra
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: The Loved One * kendi
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: The Moon Personified * cynthia
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The Moon * luna
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: The Moon * selena
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The Mountain * lamont
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: The Ninth * nona
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: The Oak Tree * ayla
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: The Odyssey * odessa
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: The Old Town * elton
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: The one God loves * jorryn
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: The One Who Brings Joy * beate
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: The Only Girl * delu
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: The Orient, East * orien
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: The Path thru the Woods * woodrow
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: The Perfect One * kamal
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: The Pure One * thrine
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The Queen * lareina
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The Quiet One * laqueta
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: The Rosy Meadow * hayden
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: The Ruddy One * rory
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: The Sea * mare
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: The Sea * thalassa
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: The Season * summer
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: The Second Male * jiro
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: The Seeker * zita
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: The Shining One * electra
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: The Son of RICE * brice
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: The Soul * psyche
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: The Source of a River * blaine
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: The Source * bron
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: The Spice * cinnamon
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: The Spoiler * messina
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The Street * larue
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: The Sun * heller
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: The Sun * kalinda
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: The Supplanter * giacomo
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: The Supplanter * kimo
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: The Third * tertius
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: The Thrush * mavis
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: The Town Near the Valley * dalton
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: The Town to the South * sutton
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: The Tree/Victory * myrtle
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: The Trinity * trini
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: The Truth * veronica
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: The Universe * cosmo
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: The Upper Town * overton
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: The Way * dwayne
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: The Well in the Lowlands * larvall
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: The West Meadow * wesley
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: The Wind * keith
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: The Wind * makani
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: The World * desmond
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: The Young, Child * junior
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: They Leave Us Behind * vatusia
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Third * tryna
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Thirst * ide
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Thirsty * ita
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Thirty * trent
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Thorny Cactus * sabra
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Thorny * acacia
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Thread * twyla
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Three * shasta
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Three * trey
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Three, the Trinity * tiffany
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Throne, Seat of Royalty * thron
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Thunder * nariko
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Thunder * thor
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Thunder * thora
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Thyme Herb * tyme
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Tiger * teigra
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Time of Opportunity * toki
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Tiny Flame * edana
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Tiny Gnat * mizell
Baby Names Beginning With "U":  Meaning: To Arrive * uday
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: To Be Born * natalie
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: To be Courageous * ferdinand
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: To be strong * valerie
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: To be strong * vallerie
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: To Be Troubled * amos
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: To Beget * thane
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: To Bind * bond
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: To come Down * yered
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: To Complete * gomer
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: To Cross * okal
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: To Destroy * fordon
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: To Emulate, Copy * emil
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: To Entice * sidonia
Baby Names Beginning With "U":  Meaning: To Fill Up * ulla
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: To Flow * runa
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: To Flow, Descend * jordan
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: To get rid of Anger * zbigniew
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: To Grow * crescent
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: To Hit * muliya
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: To Honor God * timothy
Baby Names Beginning With "Q":  Meaning: to Kill * quella
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: To Life * chaim
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: To Love Music * philyra
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: To Love * erasmus
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: To Make Known * julisha
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: To Melt * fonda
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: To Melt * fondea
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: To Move On * lane
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: To Obey * obedience
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: To Pass Over * pascha
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: To Praise, Acclaim * cleo
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: To Preserve * warren
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: To Profit * gainell
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: To Protect * jaclyn
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: To Protect * jacqueline
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: To reap * tess
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: To Sing a Lullabye, Soothe * lale
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: To Sing * aron
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: To Sow * semele
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: To Sparkle * brilliant
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: To Speak Kind Words * deborah
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: To Speak * parley
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: To Stain * sully
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: To Strengthen Greatly * comfort
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: To Talk * loba
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: To the Castle * castel
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: To Throw or Carry * tara
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: To Tie * avongara
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: To Tie, To Bind * rebecca
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: To Tremble * zia
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: To Trust * faith
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: To Wade in Water * wade
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: To Wander * errol
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: To Watch * garret
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: To Watch * garrett
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: To Wave * waverly
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: To Wonder, Admire * marvel
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: To Wrap or Bind * liana
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Torch Light * onella
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Torchlight * helen
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Towars the East * kedma
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Tower, Soothing * malina
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Town in a Field * felton
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Town near the Brook * lynton
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Town near the Pond * merton
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Town Near Tree Trunk * stockton
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Town of Barr * barrington
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Town of Houses * houston
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Town of Peace * paxton
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Town of Sanctuary * templeton
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Town of the Smart * washington
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Town on a Hill * clinton
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Town on Clay Land * clayton
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Toy * toyah
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Tranquil * evania
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Translation of Kitty * kita
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Trap * zared
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Trapper * trapper
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Treasure House * kura
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Treasure * hazina
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Treasure * lakia
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Treasure, Prize * sima
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Treasurer * casper
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Tree Branches * kozue
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Tree with Red Berries, Mountain Ash * rowan
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Treeless Plain * savannah
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Trees * karmiti
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Triangular Hill * gordon
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Triangular-shaped Land * gore
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Tributary Lord * jariath
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Trinity * selas
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Triumphant * nasser
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Troops in Battle * garrison
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Troops on the Hill * harlow
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Trouble * mashaka
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: True Image * vonda
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: True * trula
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: True * truly
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Trust, Faith * hope
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Trusted * gilbert
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Trusted * themba
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Trustworthy * aman
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Trustworthy * drew
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Trustworthy * netis
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Truth * emmett
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Truth * jun
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Truth * vera
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Truth * verda
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Truth, Noble * alice
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Truth, Noble * alisha
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Truth, Noble * alissa
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Truthful One * aleta
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Truthful One * aletha
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Truthful One * alethea
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Truthful * alicia
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Truthful * alika
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Tuesday * mardi
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Tuft, Plume * pancho
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Tulip * lala
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Twilight * lycoris
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Twin * tamas
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Twin * tamasine
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Twin * tameka
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Twin * tasmine
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Twin * thom
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Tyrant * karan
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Ultimate * azana
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Understanding * pallas
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Unique Little Girl/Beautiful Young Woman * maleah
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Unique Strength * angus
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: UNIT	One that Orbits the Moon * moon
Baby Names Beginning With "U":  Meaning: Unity * una
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Unity, One * ace
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Universal, Whole * ermin
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Universe * ye
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Universe, Harmony * cosima
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Unknown * liseli
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Untamed * wilda
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Unwilling * noleta
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Upper Story * thel
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Vain * cassius
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Valley of the River Kent * kendall
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Valley or Vindicated * dena
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Valley or Wanderer * wendell
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Valley * dalva
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Valley * deiondre
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Valley * glyn
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Valley * vail
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Valuable Friend * edwina
Baby Names Beginning With "Q":  Meaning: Valuable * qimat
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Valuable * sterling
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Var. of Matthias * matias
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Variation of Rory * trory
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Venerable Oak * orrick
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Venerable * oistin
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Venerable * sebastian
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Venerable, Revered * bastien
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Very Beautiful * anika
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Very Beautiful * calixte
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Very Bold * archibald
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Very Bright * ziv
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Very Fruitful * ephraim
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Very Handsome * calix
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Very Light * fulbright
Baby Names Beginning With "Q":  Meaning: Very Strong * quinlan
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Victor * neely
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Victor * tolla
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Victorious Maiden * nichelle
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Victorious People * cael
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Victorious People * caelan
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Victorious People * cosette
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Victorious People * milek
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Victorious People * nicholai
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Victorious People * nicholas
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Victorious People * nikita
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Victorious People * nikkos
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Victorious Warrior * kolya
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Victorious * berenice
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Victorious * torie
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Victorious * vic
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Victorious * victoria
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Victory of the People * nicole
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Victory Town * winston
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Victory * shing
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Vigilant Watchman * jorn
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Vigilant Watchman * krikor
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Vigilant, Watchful * argus
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Vigilante, Watchman * gregory
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Vigorous, Alive * ziven
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: viking * sorley
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Village Warrior * payton
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Village * mura
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Vine with Small Blossoms * bryony
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Vine * gafna
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Vineyard Worker * vine
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Violet Flower * violet
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Violet Flower * yoland
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Violet Flower * yolanda
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Violet, Colored Flower * ianthe
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Violet-Colored Dawn * iola
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Virginal, Pure * virginia
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Virginal, Unblemished Character * camille
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Virtuous * aretha
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Virtuous * dewei
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Virtuous, Princess * brinly
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Vision, Dream * aisling
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Vital * vidal
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Voice of the Lord * hedia
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Wagoner * wayne
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Wanderer * peregrine
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Wanderer * vandalin
Baby Names Beginning With "X":  Meaning: WANG	Desire * xi
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: War Goddess * morrigan
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: War * cillian
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: War * hedda
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Warden, Guardian * worden
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Warlike * marc
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Warlike * marcell
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Warlike * marek
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Warlike * martin
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Warm Feelings * hannan
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Warm * ardelle
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Warm * calida
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Warring Ones * luther
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Warrior Maiden * lilka
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Warrior or Warriorwoman * kelley
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Warrior Woman * truda
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Warrior * boris
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Warrior * calhoun
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Warrior * dustin
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Warrior * gunther
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Warrior * luigi
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Warrior * sloan
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Warrior * sloane
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Warrior * slone
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Warrior * wyman
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Warrior, Warlike * mordecai
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Wasteland * heath
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Watchful, Descendant * ira
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Watchful, Guardian * greer
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Water Baby, Magical * kendra
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Water Bearer * dalila
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Water Nymph * naida
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Water Nymph * naiya
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Water or Footsoldier * troy
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Water Sprite * nixie
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Water * wyatt
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Waterfall * cascata
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Waterfall * lynna
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Wave * kinipela
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Wave * nami
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Weak One * rothrock
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Wealthy One * dareh
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Wealthy One * orton
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Wealthy * jessica
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Wealthy * odele
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Wealthy * onan
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Wealthy * powa
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wealthy * rafer
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wealthy * rafferty
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Wealthy * sumana
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Weary * leia
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Weaver * webster
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Welcome Guest * welcome
Baby Names Beginning With "X":  Meaning: Welcome Guest * xena
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Well Fed * zan
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Well Spoken * eulalia
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Well-going * sivney
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: West * nishi
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Wheat * zea
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Wherewithall, Gall * gallia
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: White Eyes * mrena
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: White Haired * nuala
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: White Hawk * gavan
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: White Hot Sun * misae
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: White Island * whitney
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: White Rose * rhoswen
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: White Rose * rosalba
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: White Shoulder * fennella
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: White Wave * jennie
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: White Wave * jennifer
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: White Wave * zenevieva
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: White * alban
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: White * albin
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: White * blake
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: White * blanche
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: White, fair one * dwight
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: White, Fair * albany
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: White, Fair * fiona
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: White, fair * gwyn
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: White-Skinned * albina
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is for Me? * mili
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is Like God * makaila
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is like God * micah
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who Is Like God * micheline
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is like God * michon
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Who is Like God? * chaela
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Who is Like God? * chaeli
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is like God? * mckayla
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is like God? * mekelle
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is like God? * michael
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is like God? * mihaly
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is like God? * mikkel
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who is like God? * mikko
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Who Loves Everyone, Warlike * martina
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Whole, Honest * temima
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Whole, Perfect * tama
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Whom God Likes * osaze
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Wide, Love * ife
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Wild Boar, Strong * everett
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Wild Dove * luyu
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wild Falcon * marlon
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Wild Goose * neka
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wild Roses * rosamunde
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Wild * sheridan
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Wild, Frenzied * dennis
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wildly Independent * maverick
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Wind from the East * solana
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Winding River * romney
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Winding Valley * camdyn
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Windy Day * nodin
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Wing * kinfe
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Winged One * aletta
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Winner * malo
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Winner, Conqueror * victor
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Winter Princess * yepa
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Wisdom * akili
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Wisdom * nestor
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Wisdom * sonia
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Wisdom * sophie
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Wisdom * vivek
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Wisdom * zofia
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wise and Powerful * raghnall
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Wise Child * kaya
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Wise Child * kayla
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wise Little Raccoon * mika
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Wise Man * conary
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Wise Man * conroy
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wise Man * morathi
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wise Protection * raymond
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Wise * conner
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Wise * dallas
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Wise * jada
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wise * raegan
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wise * reagan
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wise * regan
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Wise, Learned * keene
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wished-For Child * mari
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wished-For Child * mariam
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Witch-Nymph-Goddess * rhiannon
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: With Clear Goals * edda
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: With Honor * annora
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: With Red-Brown Hair * bayard
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Without Conceit * modesty
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Wizard * catalin
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wolf Counselor * ralph
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Wolf Counselor * raul
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Wolf * adolfo
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Wolf * adolph
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Wolf * lobo
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Wolf * tala
Baby Names Beginning With "U":  Meaning: Wolf * ulf
Baby Names Beginning With "U":  Meaning: Wolf * ulric
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Wolf * zev
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Woman from Magdala * magdalena
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Woman of Rome * lavina
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Woman of Venice * venetia
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Woman Warrior * zelda
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: Woman * isha
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Woman, Girl * elle
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wonderful * mohan
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wonderful * myrilla
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Wondering * makalo
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Wood Carver * carver
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: Wood * holt
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Wood * kyle
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Wood * lavonn
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Wood * lavonne
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Woodcutter * sawyer
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Wooden Post * keran
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: Woods or Army General * walter
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Woods * bruce
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Woody Meadow * ross
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Work of the Lord * amelia
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Work * kazi
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: Work * yenge
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Worl * alem
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: World Mighty * donal
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: World Ruler * konala
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Worthy of Love * amanda
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Worthy of Praise * anthony
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Worthy of Praise * toni
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Worthy of Praise * tony
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Worthy * kata
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Wreath of Pearls * leimomi
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: Wrestler * nayati
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Writer * kateb
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: Yellow Haired * boyd
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Yellow * saffron
Baby Names Beginning With "X":  Meaning: Yellow * xanthus
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Yellow, Blonde * flavian
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: Young Ceremonial Attendant * kamella
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: Young Deer * fawn
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: Young Eagle * tuari
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: Young Fighter * marcellus
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: Young Gazelle * rasha
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: Young Girl * darlita
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Young Girl, Maiden * lassie
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: Young Hare * leverett
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Young Peter * parkin
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: Young Warrior, Also see JOHN * evan
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: Young, Virginal * camilla
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: Your Descent Matters * oafe
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Youth * aviv
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Youth * gyala
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: youth * sileas
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: Youth * svein
Baby Names Beginning With "U":  Meaning: Youth * ujana
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: Youthful Assistant * page
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: Youthful * atalo
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Youthful * gillian
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: Youthful * giulio
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Youthful * jillian
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Youthful * jules
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Youthful * julian
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Youthful * julinka
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: Youthful * julius
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Youthful * vern
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Youthful * verna
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Youthful * verne
Baby Names Beginning With "V":  Meaning: Youthful * vernon
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Zeal * zelia
Baby Names Beginning With "Z":  Meaning: Zeus * zeno
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: A Breath * abel
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: 7 * seven
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: 8th Month * september
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Badger * brock
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Baker * baxter
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: A Basin * pilar
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: A Bear * orson
Baby Names Beginning With "H":  Meaning: A Beautiful Blending * harmony
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: A Bird in the Crow Family * jay
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A Bird * merle
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Bishop * bishop
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Blessing * bracha
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Bohemian Traveler * gypsy
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: A Branch, bough * dalia
Baby Names Beginning With "E":  Meaning: A Bright Green Gem * emerald
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Brit * brighton
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Brit * bryton
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Broad Ford * bradford
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Broad Lea, Meadow * bradley
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: A Broken Hill * pembroke
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Builder * bona
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Butterfly * butterfly
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Cap * barretta
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A Case to Answer * milandu
Baby Names Beginning With "N":  Meaning: A Champion * neal
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: A Church * kirby
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A Clear Sign * sinclair
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A Clear Sign * synclair
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Clear, Brilliant Glass * crystal
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Clearing * glynn
Baby Names Beginning With "Q":  Meaning: A Companion * quanda
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: A Companion, Friendship * ruth
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: A Conqueror * jarvis
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A Crossing * sanford
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: A Crow * fala
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: A Crown * ketara
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A Crown * steven
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Cushion * cody
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Dancing Song * ballard
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A distant Place * lana
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A Distant Place * lonna
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A Division * latham
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Dove * columbia
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Dove * giona
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: A Dove * jemima
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: A Dove * jemma
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: A Dove * jonah
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A Dove * malcolm
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: A Dove * paloma
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: A Dream * aislinn
Baby Names Beginning With "W":  Meaning: A Driver * wheeler
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: A Fairy Queen * tania
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Family is Born * caimile
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: A Female Sheep, Ewe * rachel
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: A Fern Plant or See FERDINAND * fern
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: A Field * fell
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: A Field * field
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A Field * mayes
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Field, Garden * garth
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: A Fig * fico
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: A Fish * fisk
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: A Flag * idra
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Flame * blaze
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A Flat clearing * sharon
Baby Names Beginning With "J":  Meaning: A Flower in the Olive Family * jasmine
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Flower, Bloom * bluma
Baby Names Beginning With "A":  Meaning: A follower of Thor * arthur
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A fork from river or glen * lyre
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: A Form of Peter * perry
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Fortress, Camp * chester
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: A Fountain * kelda
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: A Fox * fox
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Gardener * gardner
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: A Gazelle * dorcas
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: A Gazelle * tabitha
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: A Gem of the Sea * pearl
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A German * germain
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Gift * chipo
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: A Gift * donato
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: A Gift * dore
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A Gift * shay
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: A God * devaki
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Grain * gram
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A Grove * shaw
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: A Gypsy * rumer
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A Harp or Lyre * lyris
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: A Hill * donnel
Baby Names Beginning With "D":  Meaning: A Hindu God * darshan
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: A Holy Place * tybal
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A Honey Bee * melissa
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A House * studs
Baby Names Beginning With "O":  Meaning: A Hunter in Greek Mythology * orion
Baby Names Beginning With "F":  Meaning: A Journey * foy
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A King * melchior
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: A Lamb * teli
Baby Names Beginning With "P":  Meaning: A Leaf * phyllis
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A Lion * leo
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: A little hill * tulla
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A Long, Narrow Town * langston
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A Maiden from Lydia, Greece * lydia
Baby Names Beginning With "L":  Meaning: A Maiden from Lydia, Greece * lydie
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Maiden * corin
Baby Names Beginning With "Y":  Meaning: A Man from Judah, A Jew * yehudi
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Marsh or an herb * curry
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: A Marshland * kerr
Baby Names Beginning With "I":  Meaning: A Meadow * ingrid
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A Meadow * medard
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: A measure of land * tate
Baby Names Beginning With "S":  Meaning: A mound or rampart * sonnagh
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Nail * clove
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Narrow Valley * glynis
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A Pearl * maj
Baby Names Beginning With "M":  Meaning: A Pearl * margaret
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Pillar stone * carha
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Pledge, A Pawn * gage
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: A Poet * teague
Baby Names Beginning With "T":  Meaning: A Poet * teige
Baby Names Beginning With "G":  Meaning: A Promise * giselle
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Public Hill * cyd
Baby Names Beginning With "Q":  Meaning: A Quill * quilla
Baby Names Beginning With "B":  Meaning: A Raven * brendan
Baby Names Beginning With "C":  Meaning: A Raven * corbin
Baby Names Beginning With "K":  Meaning: A Raven * kanga
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: A Reed or Red Haired * reed
Baby Names Beginning With "R":  Meaning: A Ring * ringo
What is the acronym for an image produced by aligning molecular crystals * lcd
What is the actual vat in Romania * 19%
What is the animated videogame by Don Bluth, where the hero had to work his way through a trap infested castle * dragons lair
What is the area code for cruise ships in the Atlantic Ocean * 871
What is the art of composing dances * choreography
What is the art of writing decoratively called * calligraphy
What is the atomic number for hydrogen (h) * 1
What is the atomic number for palladium * forty six
What is the atomic number of cesium * 55
What is the atomic number of tungsten * 74
What is the average lifespan of a tastebud * ten days * 10 days
What is the back boundry line in tennis called * baseline
What is the ball on top of a flagpole called * truck
What is the best score in blackjack * twenty one * 21
What is the best selling personal computer game of all time * myst
What is the biggest bay on the north American continent * hudson bay
What is the birthstone for may * emerald
What is the birthstone for september * sapphire
What is the board game where it pays to know your trivia * trivial pursuit
What is the boiling point of water on the fahrenheit scale * 212
What is the branch of medicine dealing with curing by operative procedures * surgery
What is the Canadian equivalent of the krugerrand * maple leaf
What is the capital of Argentina * buenos aires
What is the capital of Australia * canberra
What is the capital of Barbados * bridgetown
What is the capital of Brazil * brazilia * brasilia
What is the capital of Burma * rangoon
What is the capital of Chile * santiago
What is the capital of Guatemala * ciudad de guatemala
What is the capital of Hawaii * honolulu
What is the capital of India * new delhi
What is the capital of Kansas * topeka
What is the capital of Luxembourg * luxembourg
What is the capital of Malta * valletta
What is the capital of Nevada * carson city
What is the capital of New Jersey * trenton
What is the capital of New Zealand * wellington
What is the capital of Romania * bucharest
What is the capital of South Dakota * pierre
What is the capital of Syria * damascus
What is the capital of Tahiti * papeete
What is the capital of Tasmania * hobart
What is the capital of Texas * austin
What is the capital of the Australia's Northern Territory * darwin
What is the capital of the state of California * sacramento
What is the capital of the state of Connecticut * hartford
What is the capital of the state of Minnesota * st. paul
What is the capital of the state of Ohio * columbus
What is the capital of the state of Oklahoma * oklahoma city
What is the capital of the state of Virginia * richmond
What is the capital of the state of West Virginia * charleston
What is the capital of the state of Wisconsin * madison
What is the capital of Uganda * kampala
What is the captain of a yacht usually called * skipper
What is the cardinal number for a set of 10 elephants * ten
What is the centre of an archery target called * bullseye
What is the chemical symbol for oxygen * o
What is the circle of the earth at 0 degrees latitude * equator
What is the closest relative of the manatee * elephant
What is the collective noun for a group of crows * murder
What is the common name for "tinea pedis" * athletes foot
What is the common name for a "canis lupus" * timber wolf
What is the common name for a coin operated record player * juke box
What is the common name for a hammer with a wooden head * mallet
What is the common name for hydrogen oxide * water
What is the common name for lysergic acid diethylamide * lsd
What is the common name for solid carbon dioxide * dry ice
What is the common name for the aurora borealis * northern lights
What is the common name for the larynx * voice box
What is the common name for tinea, a fungal skin condition, when it attacks the feet * athlete's foot
What is the common name for white soft limestone * chalk
What is the cube root of 64 * four * 4
What is the currency of venezuela * bolivar
What is the current vat rate in south africa * 14%
What is the current vat rate in the uk  * 17.5%
What is the date on Smirnoff Vodka bottles * 1818
What is the deepest lake in the world * lake baikal
What is the distance from earth to the sun * 93 million miles
What is the earth's outer layer of surface soil or crust * lithosphere
What is the echidna's favorite food * ants
What is the element symbol for hydrogen * h
What is the English equivalent of the Spanish boob day * april fool's day
What is the English statute of 1689 guaranteeing the rights & liberty of the individual subject * bill of rights
What is the equivalent Spanish acronym for ufo * ovni
What is the estimated weight of the great pyramid of Egypt * 6,648,000 tons
What is the fastest stroke in swimming * freestyle
What is the fear of naked bodies * gymnophobia
What is the fear of surgical operations * tomophobia
What is the fifth month of the year * may
What is the fifth most popular meal ordered in sit down restaurants in the U S * baked ham
What is the first book of the Bible * genesis
What is the first ingredient in most soda pops * carbonated water
What is the first letter of the Greek alphabet * alpha
What is the first name of Webster, the man who published a dictionary still used today  * noah
What is the first prime number after 1,000,000 * 1,000,003
What is the flattest continent * australia
What is the flower of January * carnation
What is the former name of Zaire * belgian congo
What is the fourth dimension (apart from length, depth & width * time
What is the French term for "d day" * j
What is the gift on the eighth day of christmas in the "twelve days of christmas" * eight maids a milking
What is the gift on the seventh day of christmas in the "twelve days of christmas" * seven swans a swimming
What is the heaviest breed of domestic dog * st. bernard
What is the heaviest snake * anaconda
What is the Hellenic republic * greece
What is the highest mountain in Romania * mt moldoveanu
What is the highest mountain in the world * mt everest
What is the highest U S mountain * mt. mckinley
What is the high flying swing in a circus called * trapeze
What is the Hobbit's favourite food * mushrooms
What is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar * yom kippur
What is the hottest chile in the world * habanero
What is the Hungarian word for pepper * paprika
What is the infinity sign called * lemniscate
What is the inflammation of the stomach & intestines called * gastroenteritis
What is the international telphone dialing code for Antarctica * 672
What is the Israeli knesset * parliament
What is the kitchen on a ship called * galley
What is the largest (in population) state/territory in Australia * new south wales
What is the largest & most complicated joint in the body * knee
What is the largest animal that ever lived * blue whale
What is the largest bay in the world, (larger than England) bordering only one country Canada, & only two provinces & a territory * hudson bay
What is the largest cell in a human body * ovum
What is the largest city in Africa * cairo
What is the largest city in Canada * toronto
What is the largest city in China * shanghai
What is the largest city in Texas * houston
What is the largest constellation in the sky * hydra
What is the largest country wholly within Europe * france
What is the largest desert in the world * sahara
What is the largest gland in the human body * liver
What is the largest lake in Australia * eyre
What is the largest lake in South America * lake titicaca
What is the largest lake that is entirely within Canada * great bear lake
What is the largest landlocked country * mongolia
What is the largest lizard on earth at ten feet long & up to 250 pounds * komodo dragon
What is the largest man made lake in the world * lake mead
What is the largest native carnivore in England * badger
What is the largest of the countries in Central America * nicaragua
What is the largest of the great apes * gorilla
What is the largest planet in the solar system * jupiter
What is the largest type of warship * aircraft carrier
What is the largest volcano in our solar system & what planet is it on * olympus mons on mars
What is the last animal in the dictionary * zorille
What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet (written out in english) * omega
What is the last name of the family "lost in space" * robinson
What is the last word of the old testament * curse
What is the leaf of a fern called * frond
What is the least dense substance in the world, at 0.08988 g/cc * hydrogen gas
What is the left side of a ship called * port
What is the legal term for a formal agreement enforceable by law * contract
What is the legislative capital of South Africa * cape town
What is the length of a bombardon * 16 feet
What is the life span of a housefly   two weeks, two months or two years * two weeks
What is the lifespan of a turkey that evades the cooking pot * twelve years
What is the lightest known substance * hydrogen
What is the longest canal in the world * grand canal of china * 
What is the longest English word that only has one vowel * strengths
What is the longest running race at the olympic games * marathon
What is the longest strait in the world * malacca
What is the longest thing an "abseiler" carries with him * rope
What is the longest typed word that alternates hands * skepticisms
What is the longest word that can be typed using only the left hand * stewardesses
What is the main food of most bats * insects
What is the main ingredient in an omelet * egg
What is the main ingredient of mock turtle soup * calf's head
What is the main ingredient of risotto * rice
What is the main job of a striker in soccer * score goals
What is the Marseillaise * french national anthem
What is the meaning of dc in "Washington DC" * district of columbia
What is the measure of monitor screen quality * resolution
What is the medical term for an eyeball shaped like a rugby ball * astigmatism
What is the medical term for ear wax * cerumen
What is the medical term for 'loss of memory' * amnesia
What is the medical term for short sightedness * myopia
What is the medical term for the cartilage in the nose * septum
What is the mode of transport in Venice * gondola
What is the more common name for 'self contained underwater breathing apparatus * scuba
What is the more common title of the sovereign of the state of Vatican City * pope
What is the most abundant mineral in the human body * calcium
What is the most common atom in the universe * hydrogen
What is the most common disease in the world * tooth decay
What is the most common surname among the Hmong people of Laos * vang
What is the most common surname in Sweden * johanssen
What is the most commonly spoken language in India * hindi
What is the most dense planet in our solar system * earth
What is the most essential tool in astronomy * telescope
What is the most extensively grown & eaten food * wheat
What is the most famous 500 mile car race in the U S * indianapolis 500
What is the most famous mausoleum in India * taj mahal
What is the most important industry in Alaska * fishing
What is the most important mineral for strong bones & teeth * calcium
What is the most popular crop in U S home vegetable gardens * tomatoes
What is the most popular decoration on top of a toilet tank * scented seashells
What is the most popular meal ordered in sit down restaurants in the us * fried chicken
What is the most popular name for a dog in the U S * rover
What is the most popular sport in England * darts
What is the most popular theater in Japan called * kabuki
What is the most popular type of holiday greeting card mailed in the U S * christmas
What is the most reliable geyser in the world * old faithful
What is the most sacred river in India * the ganges
What is the most venomous snake * king cobra
What is the motto of the three investigators * we investigate anything
What is the motto of the three muskateers * all for one & one for all
What is the musical form of Pygmalion * my fair lady
What is the musical style called that mixes jazz with pop or other styles * fusion
What is the name for a group of stars * constellation
What is the name for a person hired to carry a golfer's clubs for him * caddie
What is the name for Russian beet soup * borscht
What is the name for the theoretical end product of the gravitational collapse of a massive star * black hole
What is the name of Dr. Seuss's egg hatching elephant * horton
What is the name of the asteroid that was believed to have killed the dinosaurs * chixalub
What is the name of the background screen on which windows is displayed * desktop
What is the name of the bone in the lower leg * tibia
What is the name of the capital of Alberta (Canada) * edmonton
What is the name of the capital of Ontario (Canada) * toronto
What is the name of the capital of Quebec (Canada) * quebec city
What is the name of the capital of Saskatchewan (canada) * regina
What is the name of the coloured part of the eye * iris
What is the name of the cord joining a mother & her unborn child * umbilical cord
What is the name of the dog from the Grinch who stole christmas * max
What is the name of the fin on a fish's back * dorsal fin
What is the name of the first test tube baby * louise brown
What is the name of the horse in the black stallion * the black
What is the name of the Israeli national anthem * el cid
What is the name of the Israeli national anthem * hatikvah
What is the name of the large resort lake in the center of Disneyworld * buena vista lake
What is the name of the people's car * volkswagen
What is the name of the pig that Jim Davis draws * orson
What is the name of the police inspector that is bent on getting Valjean in Les Miserables * javert
What is the name of the queen's Scottish residence * balmoral castle
What is the name of the syrup drained from raw sugar * molasses
What is the name of the whale that swallowed Pinocchio * monstro
What is the national bird of America * bald headed eagle
What is the national flower of Scotland * thistle
What is the national religion of Scotland * presbyterianism
What is the native form in which dna most commonly found * double stranded helix
What is the nickname for Allentown, Pennsylvania * cement city
What is the nickname for Birmingham, Alabama * pittsburg of the south
What is the nickname for Boston, Massachusetts * hub of the universe
What is the nickname for Charleston, South Carolina * palmetto city
What is the nickname for Idaho * gem of the mountains
What is the nickname for Indianapolis, Indiana * railroad city
What is the nickname for Kentucky * bluegrass state
What is the nickname for Maine * pine tree state
What is the nickname for Maryland * free state
What is the nickname for Missouri * show me state
What is the nickname for New Orleans, la. * crescent city
What is the nickname for North Dakota * sioux state
What is the nickname for Oregon * beaver state
What is the nickname for Paterson, New Jersey * silk city
What is the nickname for Pennsylvania * keystone state
What is the nickname for Reading, Pennsylvania. * pretzel city
What is the nickname for Rome, Italy * eternal city
What is the nickname for San Antonio, Texas * alamo city
What is the nickname for South Carolina * palmetto state
What is the nickname for South Dakota * coyote state
What is the nickname for Tennessee * volunteer state
What is the nickname for Texas * lone star state
What is the ocean of air around the earth called * atmosphere
What is the official language of Egypt * arabic
What is the official language of Mexico * spanish
What is the old name of the city Istanbul * constantinople
What is the oldest city in North America * quebec city
What is the oldest college in the U S * harvard
What is the oldest country in all Europe, & the oldest republic in the world * san marino
What is the oldest town in Belgium * tongeren
What is the oldest word in the English language * town
What is the olympic motto * citius, altius, fortius
What is the only 15 letter word that can be spelled without repeating a letter * uncopyrightable
What is the only bird in the world that can fly backwards * hummingbird
What is the only bird that can see the color blue * the owl
What is the only bird that can swim but can't fly * penguin
What is the only continent without reptiles or snakes * antarctica
What is the only country that is also a continent * australia
What is the only country to have a single color flag * libya
What is the only country with one train station * singapore
What is the only domestic animal not mentioned in the 'bible' * cat
What is the only English word that ends in the letters "mt" * dreamt
What is the only European country where monkeys live free * gibraltar
What is the only head bone that a normal human can move * jawbone
What is the only land mammal native to New Zealand * bat
What is the only letter of the English alphabet with three syllables (no hints please) * w
What is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature * mercury
What is the only part of the human body that cannot repair itself * teeth
What is the only real food that U S astronauts are allowed to take into space * pecan nuts
What is the only sign in the zodiac which doesn't represent a living thing * libra
What is the only word in the English language that ends in the letters 'mt' * dreamt
What is the paint remover that is made from pine resin * turpentine
What is the part of the sole between the heel & the ball of the foot * shank
What is the point to which rays of light converge * focus
What is the point value of the 'f' in scrabble  * four * 4
What is the pope's pontificial ring * fisherman's ring
What is the pound or number symbol on the telephone * octothorpe
What is the principal mountain chain in Romania * the carpatians
What is the principal religion in Romania * orthodox
What is the proper name for a falling star * meteor
What is the proper name for a moving stairway * escalator
What is the proper name for a watch pocket * fob pocket
What is the proper name for a whale's penis * dork
What is the proper name for falling stars * meteors * 
What is the purpose of "caulking" a boat * making it watertight
What is the real name of Thomas Dolby * thomas robertson
What is the red substance eastern woodland nativeAmericans used in their war paint called * vermillion
What is the right side of a ship called * starboard
What is the Roman numeral for 400, which is also the most popular way to purchase music * cd
What is the Roman numeral mcdxlii in decimal * 1442
What is the roughly circular hollow feature on the top of a volcano called * caldera
What is the sacred animal of India * cow
What is the saltiest sea in the world * dead sea
What is the scent on the artificial rabbit that is used in greyhound races * anise
What is the search for the existence of ghosts * eidology
What is the second book of the old testament * exodus
What is the second largest bird in the world * emu
What is the second largest continent * africa
What is the second largest country in South America * argentina
What is the second letter in the Greek alphabet * beta
What is the second longest word in the English language * antidisestablishmenterianism"
What is the shortest French word with all five vowels * oiseau
What is the singular of dice * die
What is the slogan on New Hampshire license plates * live free or die
What is the slowest moving land mammal * sloth
What is the smallest bone in the body * stirrup bone
What is the smallest Canadian province * prince edward island
What is the smallest member of the weasel family * skunk
What is the southern most city in the U S * na'alehu, hawaii
What is the southernmost country on the Balkan peninsula * greece
What is the speed of light * 186,000 miles per second
What is the spiral galaxy nearest ours * andromeda
What is the square root of 64 * 8 * eight
What is the square root of the sum of 55+65+24 * 12
What is the square root of zero * zero * 0
What is the standard time for boiling a soft boiled egg * three minutes * 3 minutes
What is the standard unit of measure for weighing gems * carat
What is the state bird of Nebraska * western meadowlark
What is the state bird of Nevada * mountain bluebird
What is the state bird of New York * bluebird
What is the state bird of Texas * mockingbird
What is the state bird of Washington * willow goldfinch
What is the state capital of South Dakota * pierre
What is the state capital of Washington * olympia
What is the state flower of Wisconsin * wood violet
What is the stinky gas called hydrogen sulphide said to smell like * rotten eggs
What is the strongest land animal * elephant
What is the strongest muscle * tongue
What is the study of animals known as * zoology
What is the study of heredity * genetics
What is the study of sound * acoustics
What is the study of the cosmos called * cosmology
What is the sun's most abundant element * hydrogen
What is the super bowl trophy called * vince lombardy trophy
What is the symbol for copper * cu
What is the symbol for iron in chemistry * fe
What is the symbol of the democratic party * donkey
What is the tallest bird in the world * ostrich
What is the tartan skirt worn by Scottish men called * kilt
What is the term for a full grown female horse * mare
What is the term for a painting of a person * portrait
What is the term for a person who designs dance routines * choreographer
What is the term for a person who reads a usenet newsgroup but never contributes to it * lurker
What is the term for a small umbrella used to protect a person from the sun * parasol
What is the term for a wolf's home" * den
What is the term for the area in front of a fireplace * hearth
What is the term for the distance around a circle * circumference
What is the term of an animal with pure white skin & hair & pink eyes * albino
What is the term ph an abbreviation for * potential of hydrogen
What is the term used by the military when they lose a nuclear weapon * broken arrow
What is the Texas Christians football team's nickname * horned frogs
What is the third most popular meal ordered in sit down restaurants in the U S * spaghetti
What is the throwing event making up part of the ancient Greek pentathlon, in which a circular object had to be thrown * discus
What is the toothpick capital of the world * maine
What is the traditional (watson crick) base pair for adenine in dna * thymine
What is the traditional trade of aspiring bullfighters * bricklaying
What is the tribal African word for dowry * lobola
What is the us city with the highest murder rate * detroit
What is the weight at the end of a pendulum * bob
What is the white part of an egg called * albumen
What is the white semicircle on a fingernail * lunula
What is the wife of a baron called * baroness
What is the wife of a duke called * duchess
What is the winter counterpart of estivation * hibernation
What is the word for hallucinations & delusions * schizophrenia
What is the world's fastest land animal * cheetah
What is the world's highest city * lhasa, tibet
What is the worlds highest island mountain * mauna kea
What is the worlds largest inland sea * caspian sea
What is the world's largest rodent * capybara
What is the world's largest sea * mediterranean
What is the world's largest water fowl * trumpeter swan
What is the world's largest weekly newspaper for stamp collectors * linn's stamp news
What is the world's leading importer of iron ore * japan
What is the world's longest river * nile
What is the world's most popular spice * pepper
What is the world's tallest grass * bamboo
What is traditioinal Japanese wrestling called * sumo
What is used to lift fingerprints from difficult surfaces * super glue
What is used to measure the depth of water * bathometer
What is Venezuela named after * venice
What is Winnie The Pooh's real name * edward bear
What island group is off the east coast of southern South America * falkland islands
What island has Hamilton as its capital * bermuda
What island is due south of Corsica * sardinia
What islands get their name from the Spanish word "cayo", meaning rock or islet * florida keys
What islands got their name from the Spanish 'baja mar', meaning 'shallow water' * bahamas
What islands were once called the "fortunate islands" or "isles of the blest" * canary islands * canary
What isnt present in a fillet * bones
What Italian city is the Monza grand prix held in * monza
What job does up & down do for a living * elevator operator
What key do most toilets flush in * e flat
What kind of animal has a tail pinned on it in a birthday party game * donkey
What kind of animal was Black Beauty * horse
What kind of animal was Cleo in the famous story of "Pinocchio" * a fish
What kind of animal was Rikki Tikki Tavi in The Jungle Book * mongoose
What kind of animals are impalas, elands & kudus * antelopes
What kind of bird taught Dr Dolittle to talk to the animals * parrot
What kind of birds are most commonly raced * pigeons
What kind of birds would you find in a gaggle * geese
What kind of biscuits were named after Australian & New Zealand soldiers * anzac biscuits
What kind of cameras take instant, self developing photographs * polaroid
What kind of cancer did Napoleon fear, because it ran in his family * stomach
What kind of carpenter's tools come in jig & coping styles * saws
What kind of chair sits on curved runners * rocking chair
What kind of clay can potters heat to a higher temperature   earthenware or stoneware * stoneware
What kind of clock has no moving parts * sundial
What kind of creature is a mudskipper * fish
What kind of electricity is produced when you rub a balloon against your hair * static electricity
What kind of energy powers most communications satellites * solar energy
What kind of floor covering is 'lino' a short form for * linoleum
What kind of fruit were prunes before they shrivelled * plums
What kind of glass, common in baking dishes, can resist very high temperatures * pyrex
What kind of machine is built to be 'booted' * computer
What kind of machines are floppy discs used in * computers
What kind of 'mate' produces a tie in a chess game * stalemate
What kind of nuts are ground up to make marzipan * almonds
What kind of nuts were originally used in the old shell game * walnuts
What kind of pain is a migraine * headache
What kind of peach has a smooth skin * nectarine
What kind of plants are chervil, borage & thyme * herbs
What kind of shark has killed the most people * great white
What kind of shoe is nailed above the door for good luck * horseshoe
What kind of small glass bottle turns liquid perfume into a fine spray * atomiser
What kind of spider devours it's mate after mating * black widow
What kind of surface is tennis' French open tournament played on * clay
What kind of teeth did George Washington have * wooden
What kind of tradesman uses a 'plunger' * a plumber
What kind of tree did James Markham obtain a patent for * peach
What kind of triangle has a hypotenuse * right angle triangle
What kind of water well is under natural pressure * artesian
What lake is the world's largest, having an area of almost 394,000sq km * caspian sea
What language does 'danke' mean 'thank you' in * german
What language gave us the words kimono & futon * japanese
What language is most widely spoken in Iran * persian
What language was spoken by the ancient Romans * latin
What large sea is between Europe & Africa * mediterranean
What Las Vegas hotel burned in November, 1980, with the loss of 84 lives * mgm grand
What leader was cremated on the banks of the Ganges river on 1/31/1948 * mahatma gandhi
What legendary character is rooted in U S pioneer John Chapman * johnny appleseed
What legendary monster does Seattle secretary Katie Martin believe to be the father of her furry faced son * bigfoot
What legendary table seats 150 * king arthur's round table
What legume did George Washington Carver use as a basis for over 300 inventions * peanuts
What letter ends all Japanese words not ending with a vowel * n
What letter is probably on most cold water taps in frankfurt * k
What letter on a weather map indicates a high pressure system * h
What li'l abner animal gave milk & laid eggs * schmoo
What liquid is metered in most households * water
What loaded gaming devices were found in the ruins of Pompei * dice
What lollies are named after the safety devices they look like * life savers
What lollies are well known for rolling down the aisles at the movies * jaffas
What magazine was the first to be distributed widely through grocery stores * family circle
What major city is served by Gatwick Airport * london
What make of car is a Carrera * porsche
What makes a solution saline * salt
What mammal lives longest * man
What mammal moves so slowly that green algae can grow undisturbed on it's fur * sloth
What manufacturer of pens & throw away razors also make sailboards * bic
What material did Michelangelo carve most of his sculptures out of * marble
What material is touched or knocked on for good luck * wood
What mates with a drake * a duck
What means both 'hello' & 'goodbye' in Hawaii * aloha
What meat is most often cut into "noisettes" * lamb
What mercy doctor called for death row inmates to donate their organs in 1993 * jack kevorkian
What metal are hot water pipes most often made of * copper
What metal do fools mistake iron pyrites for * gold
What metal forms one twelfth of the earth's crust * aluminium
What metal has the chemical symbol al * aluminium
What metal makes up most of  earth's centre   copper, gold or iron * iron
What Milton Bradley game wants to make you a millionaire tycoon * life
What mixture is used to calm crying babies
What molecule, known by three letters, controls heredity * dna
What monster is said to be living in a Scottish lake * loch ness monster
What month was the Frankenstein monster created * november
What Montreal brewer built Canada's first steamboat, in 1809 * john molson
What Monty Python movie was banned in Scotland * life of brian
What motto do brownies pledge * lend a hand
What mountain range includes the siwaliks & karakorams * himalaya
What mountain range is in New York state * adirondack mountains
What mountain was Reinhold Messner the first to climb solo in 1980 * mount everest
What Muslims practise shirling as a religious act * dervishes
What name did Vincent Van Gogh sign to his paintings * vincent
What name is given to a female calf * a heifer
What name is given to a fibre from the husk of a coconut, used in rope making & matting  * coir
What name is given to small or immature cucumbers usually grown to be pickled * gherkins
What name is given to the Friday in holy week * good friday
What name is given to the group of animals that eat meat * carnivores
What name is given to the unit of mass that weighs about 2.2046 pounds * kilogram
What name is Samuel Langhorne Clemens known by * mark twain
What nation has had a monarchy the longest * japan
What nation has had its own scandels dubbed muldergate & inkathagate * south africa
What nationality is Prince Phillip * greek
What nationality was Hans Christian andersen * danish
What nationality was Pablo Picasso * spanish
What nationality was the first person who walked in space * russian
What nationally recognized day originated in Grafton, WV, in 1908 * mother's day
What natural disasters are ranked in severity by the Saffir Simpson scale * hurricanes
What natural product is petrol refined from * oil
What nba team chose Dominique Wilkins as their first round draft pick * utah jazz
What neck of water do you cross when sailing from Malaga to Tangier * strait of gibralta
What neighbouring country did Iraq go to war with in 1980 * iran
What New England peninsula did Bartholomew Gosnold mistakenly name a cape in 1602 * cape cod
What New England state is the fitting site for the town of Teaticket * massachusetts
What New York City's restaurant is alluded to in many stories by Damon Runyon * lindy's
What New York street is famous for its theatres * broadway
What New York Yankee's 1927 jersey fetched a record $360,000 * lou gehrig
What nocturnal bird is traditionally believed to be wise * owl
What northern country Helsinki the capital of * finland
What note is placed on the centre line of a treble clef * b
What not so hep disease had its virus finally identified in 1984 * hepatitis
What number did Levi Strauss affix to the first pair of jeans sold * 501
What number does a heart denote on a Moroccan bank note * five * 5
What number does VII mean in roman numerals * seven * 7
What number is at 6 oclock on a dartboard * three * 3
What number is on the opposite side of the 'five' on dice * two * 2
What number lies between 1 & 5 on a dart board * twenty * 20
What number on the Richter scale, does an earthquake have to reach to be considered major * seven * 7
What number stays the same when you square it or cube it * one * 1
What numbers can be found on the back of the U S $5 dollar bill in the bushes at the base of the Lincoln Memorial * 172
What nursery rhyme character sang for his supper * little tommy tucker
What oath do doctors take * hippocratic
What object is said to bring bad luck if it is broken * mirror
What ocean contains the Cape Verde Basin * atlantic
What ocean fills nearly a complete hemisphere of the earth's surface * pacific * pacific ocean
What ocean lies to the north of Alaska * arctic ocean * arctic
What ocean separates North America from Europe * atlantic
What Ohio city is known as "the rubber capital of the world" * akron
What one word fits ____hood; ____hole; ____date * man
What one word fits ____stream; ____hill; _____pour * down
What one word may be added to news, carbon & wall * paper
What operating system in used on an ibm as400 * os400
What organ did Aristotle think the blood cooled * brain
What organ of the body is particularly affected by hepatitis * liver
What organization was given the only Nobel peace price awarded during WW I * international red cross
What other common name is given to a rook in chess * castle
What outdoor sport does 'love' mean a score of zero in * tennis
What pacific island is Noumea the capital of * new caledonia
What painting depicts the sister & the dentist of artist Grant Wood as rural farm folk * american gothic
What part of a bathroom tap most often needs to be replaced * washer
What part of a camera clicks when a photograph is taken * shutter
What part of a face, according to research, do infants like most to look at * eyes
What part of a horse would you look at to determine its age * teeth
What part of a person's body must be clutched to feel the 'biceps' * upper arm
What part of Britain is St. David the patron saint of * wales
What part of the body does a chiropodist treat * feet
What part of the body does arthritis particularly affect * the bone joints
What part of the body has a crown, a neck & a root * tooth
What part of the body has a thin drum like membrane stretched across a tube * ear
What part of the body is a busby worn on * head
What part of the body is affected by conjunctivitis * the eye
What part of the body is affected by rhinitis * nose
What part of the body is particularly affected by pneumonia * lungs
What part of the eye is affected by cataracts * lens
What part of you is an orthodontist most interested in * teeth
What part of you is probably type a, b, ab or o * blood
What part of your body can have a gastric ulcer * your stomach
What part of your body contains vertebrae * your spine
What part of your body is elastic, waterproof, washable & fits you very well * skin
What parts of a building does a glazier instal * windows
What parts of a car have drums & shoes * brakes
What parts of people's bodies contain their femurs * legs
What parts of the rhubarb plant are poisonous * leaves
What passenger train once ran between London & Edinburgh * flying scotsman
What peninsula does Denmark occupy * jutland
What peninsula does Mexico occupy * yucatan peninsula * yucatan
What people were the first to use the rounded arch * romans
What percent of the world's water is potable (drinkable) * one percent * 1%
What percentage of a peanut is fat  * fourty seven * 47
What percentage of your weight is water   30, 50 or 70 percent * seventy * 70
What phenomenon is caused by the gravitational attraction of the moon * tides
What phrase did the nazi adopt in the 1920s to label their new order * the third reich
What phrase is associated with the happy face * have a nice day
What pigment affects the colour of the hair & skin * melanin
What pitcher was nicknamed oil can * dennis boyd
What plane did Aerospatiale of France & the British Aircraft Corp. develop * the concord * concord
What planet boasts the great red spot * jupiter
What planet is considered the earth's twin in size & mass * venus
What planet was pummeled by pieces of Shoemaker levy 9 in 1994, producing 2000 mile high fireballs * jupiter
What planet's orbit does Pluto's intersect * neptune
What plant has the largest seed * coconut
What plant is opium derived from * the poppy
What plant is snuff made from * tobacco
What plant's bulb can make you cry * onion
What poem is recited as the finale to Disney's christmas festivities * a visit from st nicholas
What pole is colder the South Pole or the North Pole * the south pole
What pope died 33 days after his election * john paul i
What popular brand named of sugar coated breakfast cereal contained so much iron when introduced in 1977 it could be picked up with a magnet * kellogg's frosted rice cereal
What popular drink was introduced at the St Louis worlds fair in 1904 * ice tea
What position does a sloth spend its day in * upside down
What precious metal does the U S store in fort knox * gold
What president could write Latin with one hand & Greek with the other * james garfield
What process allows plants receiving sunlight to make their own food * photosynthesis
What process does animal hide have to undergo to become leather * tanning
What process involves the heating of milk to a temperature of about 60 degrees * pasteurisation
What produces the natural gas which is New Zealand's contibution to the greenhouse effect * sheep
What product is known for sponsoring the "rotten sneaker contest * odor eater
What product is sold with the slogan "just for the taste of it"' * diet coke
What product orginally sold as 'the esteemed brain tonic & intellectual beverage' * coca cola
What province of Canada has French as its major language * quebec
What Pulitzer prize winning novelist ran for mayor of New York City * norman mailer
What purple flower is the emblem of Scotland * the thistle * thistle
What race in the sport called coursing * greyhound
What race's runners refer to the noisy section along wellesley college as the "screech tunnel" * africa
What red fruit is most often eaten in green salads * tomato
What relation to you is your uncle's father * grandfather
What religion does a 'rabbi' practise * judaism
What religion follows the teachings of the prophet Mohammed * islam
What religion has mosques as its places of worship * islam
What remained at the bottom of Pandora's Box  * hope
What represents the zodiac sign Scorpio * scorpion
What reptilian feature evolved in feathers * scales
What restaurant chain had served forty five thousand million hamburgers by 1983 * mcdonalds
What riddle asked: "what is it that walks on four legs, then on two legs, & then on three" * the riddle of the sphinx
What rifle accessory originated in Bayonne, France, in 1641 * bayonet
What river does the Grand Coulee Dam dam * columbia
What river forms at the confluence of the Allegheny & the Monongahela * ohio river * ohio
What river is represented by the blue stripe on the Gambian flag * gambia
What river is spanned by the George Washington Bridge * hudson
What river is the temple of Karnak near * the nile
What river winds through Hell's Canyon * snake
What roars in the 'roaring forties' * wind
What rock is formed from layers of mud & clay * shale
What rock makes the cheapest, softest form of sandpaper * flint
What rodent is famous for building dams * beaver
What Roman galley was Judah Ben Hur a slave oarsman on * astrea
What Russian city's name translates to 'ruler of the east'  * vladivostok
What saint came to be known as santa claus * saint nicholas
What saint is the huge church in the Vatican named after * st peter
What saint offerred Jesus a handkerchief * st veronica
What saint's day is march 17 * st. patrick's
What science deals specifically with plant & animal life in the sea * marine biology
What science is celebrated on mole day, every october 23rd * chemistry
What scientific field did John Tebbutt excel at * astronomy
What scientist developed the modern theory of evolution * charles darwin
What score is not possible for a cribbage hand * nineteen * 19
What Scottish city does a Glaswegian call home * glasgow
What sea animal looks like a pin cushion * sea urchin
What sea is situated between Vietnam & the Philippines * south china sea
What sea lies to the west of Japan * the sea of japan
What seaport's name is Spanish for white house * casablanca
What season begins with the vernal equinox * spring
What season is it in Australia when it is summer in England * winter
What season should you head to the pond to look for tadpoles * spring
What sense is most closely linked to memory * smell
What sentence uses every letter of the alphabet * the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
What sequence is this the start of: 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 * power of 2
What sequence is this the start of: 1 3 12 60 360 2520 * even permutations
What sequence is this the start of: 1 4 11 20 31 44 61 100 * octal squares
What sequence is this the start of: 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 * even numbers
What sex is a filly * female
What Shakespeare character is it considered bad luck to mention in a theater * macbeth
What Shakespearean play features Iago * othello
What Shakespearean play features the line 'a plague on both your houses' * romeo & juliet
What shape are playing cards in India * round
What shape is a crystal of table salt   a cube, oval or sphere * cube
What shape is formed by one side of a pyramid * triangle
What shape is the set of all points in a plane equidistant from a certain point * circle
What ship was found drifting in 1872, but all the crew had disappeared * marie celeste
What ship's survivors were rescued by the liner Carpathia * titanic
What shoemaker was an underwriter for rock's 1988 human rights now tour * reebok
What shook San Francisco in 1906 * earthquake
What should a golfer shout as a warning * fore
What shouts 'tip me over,pour me out' in a children's song * little teapot
What shuttle launch merited the Time cover headline "whew" * discovery
What sign is the water carrier the zodiacal symbol for * aquarius
What silvery liquid metal is used in thermometers * mercury
What simple kitchen utensil is used to get lumps out of flour * sieve
What small fish, often tinned, was named after a Mediterranean island * sardine
What social insects are the favourite food of numbats * termites
What soft white sweets can be roasted over a fire * marshmallows
What sort of an animal is an anchovy * fish
What sort of animal is an anopheles * mosquito
What sort of animal is donkey kong of video game fame * gorilla
What sort of athletes do sit spins, axel jumps & flying camels * figure skaters
What sort of bone is broken as wishes are made * a wishbone
What sort of celestial body is Uranus * planet
What sort of food is a 'rollmop'  * fish
What sort of lenses float on eye fluid * contact lenses
What sort of lines never meet * parallel
What sort of ship has a runway on its deck * aircraft carrier
What sort of tax system does Australia & New Zealand have * goods & services tax * gst
What sort of writing system did the ancient Egyptians use * hieroglyphics
What South American country has both a Pacific & Atlantic coastline * colombia
What South American country produces the most coffee * brazil
What South American country takes its name from the latin for silvery * argentina
What southern U S  state capital is said to have been named for the Western & Atlantic Railroad * atlanta
What Spanish islands are Gomera, Hierro & Lanzarote a part of * canary islands * canary
What Spanish surrealist modestly titled his 1965 book "Diary of a Genius" * salvador dali
What sport are barbells used in * weightlifting
What sport begins in front of the south stake * croquet
What sport considers it a foul to hold an opponent's head under water * water polo
What sport do players 'tee off' in * golf
What sport do the Kansas City monarchs participate in * baseball
What sport do you rack your balls in * billiards * pool
What sport do you throw bombs in * football
What sport does "FISA" govern * auto racing
What sport exercises all the muscles at once * swimming
What sport features the fastest moving ball * jai alai
What sport has you hike out while close hauled * sailing
What sport involves bats & flies * baseball
What sport is often called 'ping pong' * table tennis
What sport is played on the largest field * polo
What sport sees stones thrown at a house * curling
What sport uses a ball called a slitter * hurling
What sport uses a map & a compass * orienteering
What sport uses barrier stalls * horse racing
What sport uses clowns to protect the competitors * rodeo
What sport uses stumps, bails & bats * cricket
What sport would you be playing if the score was duece * tennis
What sport you would tick tack or walk the dog in * skateboarding
What sport/game is Bobby Fischer associated with * chess
What sports celebrity had the nickname of "Truck" * leonard robinson
What stadium is home to the Seattle Mariners * kingdome
What stage of a meal would you eat charlotte  * dessert
What state contains the most cacti, or cactuses * arizona
What state has a former pro wrestler as governor * minnesota
What state has the bluebonnet as it's flower * texas
What state has the most workers employed by the travel & tourism industry * california
What state is considered the vampire capitol of America * rhode island
What state is only part of the U S by treaty * texas
What state is the golden state * california
What state is 'the gopher state' * minnesota
What state is the second largest of the U S * texas
What state officially recognized baked beans as the state food * massachusetts
What storied European mountain is known in Italy as Monte Cervino * the matterhorn
What strongman was the original 97 pound weakling * charles atlas
What subject did Mr. Chips teach * latin
What subject is covered in the mag 'bondage' * james bond
What submarine had logged over 100,000 miles before being refueled in 1958 * uss nautilus
What sweet fruit grows on certain kinds of palm tress * dates
What swimming stroke is named after an insect * butterfly
What swings in a grandfather clock * pendulum
What symbol appears on the tails of Qantas jets * flying kangaroo
What symbol on the Bacardi symbol is there because the soil where the sugar cane grows is fertile from the excessive guano * the bat
What system do the blind use for reading * braille
What teaching aid is made mainly from soft limestone * chalk
What tennis player earned the nickname the Swedish steel * bjorn borg
What term has gradually replaced "jungle" because it "has a nice ring to it," according to William Safire * rain forest
What term is used to describe the process of extracting poison from snakes * milking
What the most north eastern state of the contiguous U S * maine
What thick metal plate is thrown in the olympics * discus
What three numbers divide into nine evenly * one, three, nine * 1,3,9
What three letter word means 'the front of a ship' * bow
What time do Spanish bullfights start * five pm * 5 pm
What time was it when the mouse ran down the clock * one o'clock
What tiny animal, valued for its pale grey fur, lives higher than any other in the andes * chinchilla
What titan had snakes for hair * medusa
What title character of a children's book turned his enemies into butter * sambo
What title is reserved for the leader of the entire Ku Klux Klan * grand wizard
What toy company is the world's1 maker of female apparel * mattel
What tragedy occurred two years to the day after the federal raid on the branch Davidian complex in Waco * oklahoma city bombing
What travels faster than light   a laser beam, sound or nothing * nothing
What travels in gaggles * geese
What treaty ended the American revolution * treaty of paris
What tribe of American indians lent their name to  a punk rock haircut * mohawks
What tribe walked the 'trail of tears' * cherokee
What tropic passes through Australia * capricorn
What tropic passes through Mexico * cancer
What two astrological signs begin with the letter a * aquarius & aries
What two biblical cities did God destroy with fire & brimstone * sodom & gemorrah
What two colours are blood cells * red & white
What two colours are most colour blind people unable to distinguish between * red & green
What two countries sandwich the Dead Sea * israel & jordan
What two countries were known as "the yellow peril" in the 1890's  * china & japan * japan & china
What two materials were the first aeroplance wings made of * cloth & wood
What two mountain ranges does the Tour de France race through * alps & pyrenees
What two natural resources are used to make steel  * coal & limestone * limestone & coal
What two olympic events require competitors to travel backwards in order to win * rowing & backstroke
What two seasons do the equinoxes occur in * spring & autumn
What two states are not connected to the main part of U S * hawaii & alsaka * alaska & hawaii
What two time all big eight defensive back at Colorado won three U S Open golf titles * hale irwin
What two word term was used to describe a cheap unsanitary restaurant * greasy spoon
What type of animal is a caribou  * deer
What type of animal lives in a formicary * ants
What type of animal was drooper on banana splits * lion
What type of bears are the best swimmers * polar bears
What type of plant does Broom Hilda sell * venus nose trap
What type of storm has a central calm area, called the eye, which has winds spiraling inwardly * hurricane
What type of tree has a specimen known to be 4,764 years old * bristlecone pine
What type of whisky is called "old no 7" * jack daniels
What U S city is home to the Pentagon * washington
What U S general was known as old blood & guts * george s patton jr
What U S highway is the longest, starting in Cape Cod, Massachusetts going through 14 states, & ending in Bishop, California * route 6
What U S president was known as "the rail splitter" * abraham lincoln
What U S president was the target of two assassination attempts in 17 days * gerald ford
What U S president wrote 37 books * theodore roosevelt
What U S senator gives out the golden fleece awards * william proxmire
What U S spacecraft landed on the planet mars in 1976 * viking 2
What U S state boasts the world's largest mass of exposed granite * georgia
What U S state borders the most Canadian provinces * montana
What U S state has the smallest population * alaska
What U S state has the worlds champion chili cookoff every year * texas
What U S state includes the telephone area code 317 * indiana
What U S state includes the telephone area code 816 * missouri
What U S state is completely surrounded by the Pacific Ocean * hawaii
What U S state is the golden state * california
What U S state name is sioux for "south wind people" * kansas
What U S state song is named for a river within the state * swanee river
What U S state was named for Lord de la Warr, early governor of Virginia * delaware
What U S state was once an independent republic * texas
What U S states were named for the Sioux word "friend" or "ally" * dakota
What underwater explosive missiles are shot from a submarine * torpedoes
What unit is used to measure electrical resistance * ohm
What unit of currency is used in Italy * lira
What unit of measurement is used to rate the loudness of sound * decibel
What Utah city became the 37th in the U S to reach one million in population * salt lake city
What utopian community in Florida experienced its first armed robbery in 1998 * celebration
What vegetable comes last in the dictionary * zucchini
What vegetable has a name that sounds like a letter of the alphabet * pea
What vegetable is the essential ingredient in borsch * beetroot
What vegetable offers the highest source of calcium * spinach
What vegetable varieties include snowball, white horse, & igloo * cauliflower
What vegetables are sometimes called 'spuds' * potatoes
What very lightweight wood is often used for rafts & model aeroplanes * balsa
What viral skin condition does folklore say is caused by handling toads * warts
What vitamin found in carrots is good for the eyes * vitamin a
What vitamin is also called ascorbic acid * vitamin c
What vitamin is most commonly added to milk, becasue it is not found in milk naturally * vitamin d
What vitamin is sometimes called the 'sunshine vitamin'> * vitamin d
What volcano destroyed Pompeii * mount vesuvius
What voltage are most car batteries * twelve * 12
What war was fought by the houses of York & Lancaster * war of the roses
What was 1990s most populous U S state * california
What was Adolf Hitler's religion * roman catholic
What was an Egyptian king called * pharaoh
What was Anita Bryant known as because of the product she advertised * coke girl
What was another city that the usfl Boston Breakers eventually played in * new orleans
What was Babe Ruth, before he was a baseball player * bartender
What was Buzz Aldrin's mother's maiden name * moon
What was Canada's first chartered bank * bank of montreal
What was Charlemagne also known as * charles the great
What was discovered in the northern tip of Vancover Island in 1835 * coal
What was Ethiopia formerly known as * abyssinia
What was first sold at the 1904 St Louis worlds fair * ice cream cones
What was first used as a medical treatment in 2700 bc by Chinese emperor Shen Nung * acupuncture
What was George Washington's favorite horse's name * lexington
What was H.G. Wells' first novel * the time machine
How many Great Lakes do not border Michigan * one * 1
How many men have walked on the moon * twelve * 12
How many years did Hitler predict the Third Reich would reign * one thousand * 1,000 * 1000 * a thousand
How many years long is a quinquennium * five * 5 * five years * 5 years * 5 yrs
What 1902 children's book continues to sell over 50,000 copies per year * the tale of peter rabbit
What 1955 fad was good for New York City fur dealers * coonskin hats
What African country's name is Latin for "free" * liberia's * liberias * liberia
What ailing founding father was carted to the Constitutional Convention in a sedan chair carried by four prisoners * benjamin franklin
What American spoiled Hitler's Aryan dream at the 1936 Olympics * jesse owens
What ancient symbol's German name translates as "hooked cross" * the swastika * swastika
What Arab capital has a name that means "God's gift" * baghdad
What are FAQs * frequently asked questions
What battle cry inspired Texas troops after the Alamo fell * remember the alamo
What beach provided the most resistance to Allied forces on D Day * omaha
What body of water is fed from the south by the Wadi Araba & from the north by the river Jordan * the dead sea * dead sea
What brand name did Galvin Manufacturing give to its line of radios for motorists * motorola
What Canadian province was the site of England's first overseas possession * newfoundland
What canal parts redesigned by Leonardo da Vinci in 1497 are still in use today * locks
What capital city is found near the headwaters of the Bosna River * sarajevo
What Castro trademark did the CIA try to lace with poison * his cigar * cigar
What Chinese city is the world's largest noncapital * shanghai
What city boasts Leonardo's famed fresco of the Last Supper * milan
What color are an albino elephant's toenails * white
What common allergens are the male sex cells of plants * pollen
What company is dubbed "BUD" on a stock exchange ticker tape * anheuser busch * anheuser busch
What continent boasts the greatst number of Roman Catholics * south america
What country is home for Europe's largest glacier * switzerland
What country joins Central America to South America * panama
What country lifted a ban on Aristotle, Shakespeare & Dickens in 1978 * china
What country lost the Crimean War * russia
What country would a Bulgarian with a good sense of direction walk through to reach Armenia by foot * turkey
What creature's name was derived from French words meaning "spiny pig" * the porcupine * porcupine
What desert covers most of southern Mongolia * the gobi desert * gobi desert
What did a ship called the Ancon travel through first, on August 15, 1914 * the panama canal * panama canal
What did thousands ogle for the first time when it served as a pace car for a race in Alabama in 1964 * the mustang * mustang
What do enzymes in a beer's mash convert the starch into * sugar
What do you call a substance containing only one kind of atom * an element * element
What do you call a weasel whose coat turns white during the winter * an ermine * ermine
What Dodger struck out 2,396 batters in 2,324 innings * sandy koufax
What does "Rx" mean to a pharmacist * a prescription * prescription
What does a catoptrophic narcissist fear * mirrors
What does a priest distribute with an aspergillum * holy water
What does the slang term "all day & night" mean to a prison inmate * a life sentence * life sentence
What European country's most common last name is Martin * france's * frances * france
What former resistance fighter was Israel's first Likud Party prime minister * menachem begin
What former riverboat pilot & author called the Mississippi "the crookedest river in the world" * mark twain
What government issue item did sensitive G I's dub "sandpaper" * toilet paper
What Greek wrote Meteorologica, popularizing that name for the study of weather * aristotle
What group has more gold, platinum & multi platinum albums than any other * the rolling stones * rolling stones
What insect does an isopterpophobic homeowner fear * the termite * termite
What invaders from the north was the Great Wall built to repel * the mongols * mongols
What is an SUV to off roaders * sports utility vehicle
What is known to Pentagon procurement people as a "portable handheld communications inscriber" * a pen * pen
What is Mongolia often called to distinguish it from an autonomous region in China * outer mongolia
What is Moscow's famed opera house * the bolshoi * bolshoi
What is the only country in Southeast Asia to never be ruled by a European nation * thailand
What is the smallest time interval * a picosecond * picosecond
What is the world's second largest religion * islam
What island do most of the North Atlantic icebergs come from * greenland
What license must Californians acquire before they can legally set up a mousetrap * a hunting license * hunting license
What living organism can be 30 times the size of a blue whale * a giant sequoia * giant sequoia
What major league baseball team has a moose for a mascot * the seattle mariners * seattle mariners
What marvel Comics superhero carries a star spangled shield * captain america
What museum is home to half the paintings now attributed to Leondardo * the louvre * louvre
What name did George Eastman invent in 1888 because it was easy to memorize, pronounce & spell * kodak
What name did Kresge's end up with * k mart * k mart * kmart
What nation did 23 African countries sever relations with in 1974 * israel
What nation has its capital in Zagreb * croatia
What nation's 90 man army is the world's oldest, dating back to 1506 * vatican city's * vatican citys * vatican city
What nation's populace watches the most TV, per capita * japan's * japans * japan
What nickname did Imelda Marcos share with a heavey metal rock group * iron butterfly
What Norse explorer introduced Christianity to Greenland around 1000 A.D. * leif ericsson
What northern nation's geyser heated soil allows it to grow bananas * iceland's * icelands * iceland
What Olympic aquatic event includes such positions as the flamingo, crane & fishtail * synchronized swimming
What Olympic event's winner is considered to be the "world's greatest athlete" * the decathlon's * the decathlons * decathlon's * decathlons * decathlon
What organ will most often suffer permanent damage if you have amoebic dysentery * the liver * liver
What organization's launch was FDR preparing to attend when he died * the united nations * united nations
What outfit merged with Time Warner in 1996 to form the world's largest entertainment company * turner broadcasting systems
What part of an eatery do some restaurant owners call "the cancer ward" * the smoking section * smoking section
What percentage of Earth's circumference does the Great Wall span * ten * 10
What river snakes through Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, Romania, & Bulgaria * the danube * danube * danube river * the danube river
What rock makes the cheapest, softest form of sandpaper * flint
What sexually ambigious prisonmate was often dubbed "Mrs. Hitler" * rudolf hess
What shoe brand were all 39 members of the Heaven's Gate cult wearing when they committed suicide in 1997 * nike
What slim volume began a record 161 week stint atop the hardcover fiction best sellar list in 1993 * the bridges of madison county
What space shuttle did Discovery replace * challenger
What spy novelist was Moscow correspondent for Reuters & The Times of London * ian fleming
What structure in the back of the brain governs motor control * cerebellum * the cerebellum
What Sudanese city's name means "elephant trunk" * khartoum
What ten volume tome did Victor Hugo give the world in 1862 * les miserables
What theme park was dubbed by some wags as "Euro dismal" * disneyland paris
What tome did Nazis give newlyweds & parents of large families * mein kampf
What transparent material is produced by heating lime, sand & soda * glass
What Turkish city has spread to both sides of the Bosporus Strait * istanbul
What two European states enjoy observer status at the United Nations * switzerland & vatican city * vatican city & switzerland
What two factors do meteorologists combine to determine the heat index * temperature & humidity * humidity & temperature
What type of animal was selected to test the first electric toothbrush * the dog * dog
What type of tests were National League umpires ordered to undergo in 1911 * eye tests * eye test * an eye test
What typewriter brand was invented by a man whose father made a well known flintlock rifle * remington
What Utah town plays host to the Sundance Film Festival * park city
What Van Gogh painting did the Getty Museum pick up after Alan Bond was unable to pay the 53.9 million he agreed to pay Sotheby's * irises
What Venetian traveler's printed journal did Columbus have a copy of * marco polo's * marco polos * marco polo
What was mixed with vodka in 1946 to make a Moscow Mule * ginger ale
What was Spode the first to make in 1797, by adding bone ash to hard paste porcelain * bone china
What was the top technology manual of 1996, at over one million sales * windows 95 for dummies
What west coast U.S. state would you be in if you were honeymooning in Humptulips * washington * washington state
What year did the first baby boomers turn 50 * 1996
What's the common term for precipitation infused by sulfuric & nitric acids * acid rain
What's the international radio code word for the letter "A" * alpha
What's the international radio code word for the letter "B" * bravo
What's the international radio code word for the letter "C" * charlie
What's the international radio code word for the letter "D" * delta
What's the international radio code word for the letter "E" * echo
What's the international radio code word for the letter "F" * foxtrot
What's the international radio code word for the letter "G" * golf
What's the international radio code word for the letter "H" * hotel
What's the international radio code word for the letter "I" * india
What's the international radio code word for the letter "J" * juliet
What's the international radio code word for the letter "K" * kilo
What's the international radio code word for the letter "L" * lima
What's the international radio code word for the letter "M" * mike
What's the international radio code word for the letter "N" * november
What's the international radio code word for the letter "O" * oscar
What's the international radio code word for the letter "P" * papa
What's the international radio code word for the letter "Q" * quebec
What's the international radio code word for the letter "R" * romeo
What's the international radio code word for the letter "S" * sierra
What's the international radio code word for the letter "T" * tango
What's the international radio code word for the letter "U" * uniform
What's the international radio code word for the letter "V" * victor
What's the international radio code word for the letter "W" * whiskey
What's the international radio code word for the letter "X" * xray
What's the international radio code word for the letter "Y" * yankee
What's the international radio code word for the letter "Z" * zulu
What's the most common term of endearment in the U.S. * honey
What's the only insect that produces food humans eat * the honeybee * honeybee
What's the radical feminist word for "history" * herstory
What's the Spanish word for cottonwood tree * alamo
What's the United Kingdom's largest ethnic minority * the scots * scots
What's white sugar mixed with to make brown sugar * molasses
Where did over 300 defiant Indians head off to, after Sitting Bull was killed * wounded knee
Where would you experience serious pain if someone dropped a concrete block on your hallus * your big toe * big toe
Which of Shakespeare's kings cries: "A horse! A horse! My kingdome for a horse!" * richard iii
Which two bodies of water separate Britain from mainland Europe * the english channel & the north sea * english channel & north sea * north sea & english channel
Who called overcrowded, poorly ventilated hospitals "gateways to death" * florence nightingale
Who did Davy Crockett beat in a keelboat race, from Disney's perspective * mike fink
Who did Richard Nixon call the ayatollah of the press corps * sam donaldson
Who earned a Nobel Prize for peace for his role in ressolving the Russo Japanese War * theodore roosevelt
Who earned the moniker "Lady Lindy" * amelia earhart
Who marched his elephants through the Pyrenees & the Alps in 218 b.c. * hannibal
Who once kept live mice in a desk drawer so they'd be available when he wanted to sketch one * walt disney
Who played Dwight D. Eisenhower in the mini series IKE * robert duvall
Who predicted in the 1500s that a man named Franco would provoke a civil war in Spain * nostradamus
Who was Abraham Lincoln's first choice to lead the Union Army * robert e lee * robert e. lee
Who was shot only hours after Annie Leibovitz took a nude photo of him for Rolling Stone * john lennon
Who was Sitting Bull's right hand man * crazy horse
Who was the longest serving president in French history * francois mitterand
Who wrote the line"I'll make him an offer he can't refuse" * mario puzo
Category: Literature Authors: The Doom that Came to Sarnath and other short stories * hp lovecraft
Category: Literature Authors: Moll Flanders * daniel defoe
Category: Literature Authors: Look Homeward Angel * thomas wolfe
Category: Literature Authors: Tom Jones * henry fielding
Category: Literature Authors: White Fang * jack london
Category: Who Wrote It: Who wrote 'Octopus's Garden' * ringo starr
Category: Who Wrote It: Who wrote 'Chopsticks' * arthur de lulli
Category: Who Wrote It: Who wrote Paul Young's #1 hit, 'Everytime you go away' * daryl hall
Category: Who Wrote It: Who wrote 'Foxy Lady' * jimi hendrix
Category: Bestsellers: The first horror novel to reach the top, it became a Linda Blair movie * the exorcist
Category: Bestsellers: The Thorn Birds takes place in this country * australia
Category: Bestsellers: The sequal to Love Story * olivers story
Category: Bestsellers: Lake Wobegon is located in this state * minnesota
Category: Bestsellers: In Cosmos this astronomer expounds upon billions and billions of years * carl sagan
Category: Geographic Trivia : What is the most populous city in North America * mexico
Category: Geographic Trivia : Where did the most powerful explosion ever witnessed on Earth occur * krakatoa
Category: Geographic Trivia : What Asian country has the highest population density * singapore
Category: Geographic Trivia : What is the largest country in Africa, by area * sudan
Category: Geographic Trivia : The aurora borealis is most commonly observed in which country * canada
Category: Childrens Literature: Lloyd Alexander's classic feline tale * time cat
Category: Childrens Literature: "Escape to Witch Mountain" was written by * alexander key
Category: Childrens Literature: Childrens' series that is really a religious allegory. (C.S. Lewis) * chronicles of narnia
Category: Childrens Literature: Rockwell's book of disgusting eating habits of small boys * how to eat fried worms
Category: Childrens Literature: Tool that Mike Mulligan used. (Seuss) * steam shovel
Category: Toys Games: This is the oldest board game still played (5000 yr old boards were found) * backgammon
Category: Made In Canada: City where the big Faith No More/Metallica/Guns'N'Roses riot occured in '91 * montreal
Category: Made In Canada: James Labrie's band previous to Dream Theater: * winter rose
Category: Made In Canada: The name of the major copyright corporation in Canada * socan
Category: Made In Canada: City where Motley Crue recorded Dr. Feelgood. * vancouver
Category: Made In Canada: The only Canadian band to win Yamaha's International MusicQuest. * haywire
Category: General : At one time, 6 white beads of this Indian currency were worth one penny * wampum
Category: General : Originally made in Nimes, France, this fabric was called serge denimes * denim
Category: General : The 2 months added when the Roman calendar was expanded from 10 to 12 months * january & february
Category: General : This word can refer to either an Irish accent or an Irish shoe * brogue
Category: General : Founded in 1608 by Champlain, it was the capital of New France * quebec
Category: Toys: Building tool named after Civil War president. * lincoln logs
Category: Toys: Mundane toy that involved sticking plastic pieces on scenes. * colorforms
Category: Toys: Board game involving rapid climbing and tragic sliding. * chutes and ladders
Category: Toys: Leading manufacturer of toy cars. * hot wheels
Category: Toys: Little blue cartoon figurines. * smurfs
Category: General : The Russian sled drawn by 3 horses abreast * troika
Category: General : Baseballer Joe Schlabotnik's greatest fan * charlie brown
Category: General : Shepherd's pie is meat hash covered with a layer of this (2 wds) * mashed potatoes
Category: General : 12 letter word: fancy name for fireworks * pyrotechnics
Category: General : Animal's body that the mythical griffin has * lion
Category: Fast Food: The home of the Golden Arches * mcdonalds
Category: Fast Food: According to Vincent Vega, what is a Big Mac called in France * le big mac
Category: Fast Food: Expensive potato patties served for breakfast. * hash browns
Category: Fast Food: The turtles love these, they often come with many toppings. * pizza
Category: Fast Food: At North American pizza outlets, this is often referred to as "Canadian bacon" * ham
Category: Booze Grabbag: Company that was purveyor of Vodka to the Imperial Russian Court (1886-1917) * smirnoff
Category: Booze Grabbag: Hazelnut liqueur named for the mysterious monk that made it 300 years ago * frangelico
Category: Booze Grabbag: Almond liqueur that comes from the Italian for "bitter", not "love" * amaretto
Category: Booze Grabbag: Spice that a bartender would dust your Brandy Flip with * nutmeg
Category: Booze Grabbag: Company that brews Michelob beer * anheuser-busch
Category: Fictional Detectives: TV private eye played by Tom Selleck. * thomas magnum
Category: Fictional Detectives: Creator of Perry Mason. * erle stanley gardner
Category: Fictional Detectives: Beleaguered female detective in the british 'Prime Suspect' series. * jane tennyson
Category: Fictional Detectives: Creator of the Parisian detective Maigret. * georges simenon
Category: Fictional Detectives: Agatha Christie's elderly female crimesolver. * miss marple
Category: General : Comedian that is the disc jockey on the soundtrack to Resevoir Dogs * steven wright
Category: Name The Author: The Drifters, Tales Of The South Pacific, Toko-ri * james michener
Category: Name The Author: The Sword Of Shannara, Magic Kingdom For Sale -- Sold * terry brooks
Category: Name The Author: Steppe, Juxtaposition, Fractal Mode * piers anthony
Category: Name The Author: The Great And Secret Show, Weaveworld, Imajica * clive barker
Category: Name The Author: Fear Of Flying, How To Save Your Own Life * jong
Category: UK 50s: Which Sir Gordon won the Derby for the firs time * richards
Category: UK 50s: Who reached the summit of Mount Everest in 1953 * hilary
Category: UK 50s: Which Grace married Prince Rainier of Monaco * kelly
Category: UK 50s: The first of which contest was won by a woman from Sweden in 1951 * miss world
Category: UK 50s: Which 77-year-old was returned as British Prime Minister * winston churchill
Category: Peanuts Comics: This is what Peppermint Patti calls Charlie Brown. * chuck
Category: Peanuts Comics: This girl has "naturally curly hair". * freida
Category: Peanuts Comics: This is what Marci calls Peppermint Patti. * sir
Category: Peanuts Comics: Snoopy and Woodstock play hockey on this when the water freezes. * birdbath
Category: Peanuts Comics: The amount Lucy charges at her psychiatry booth. * 5 cents
Category: Holidays: St. Agnes Eve in Great Britian falls on this January day * 20
Category: Holidays: Groundhog day is this day in february. * 2nd
Category: Holidays: Good King Wenceslaus was celebrating this feast on. * st stephen
Category: Quotes: "Its not that I'm afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens" * allen
Category: Quotes: Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house... * moore
Category: Quotes: If you've seen one redwood, you've seen them all. * reagan
Category: Quotes: "A cynic is someone who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. * wilde
Category: Quotes: Arise!Awake! And stop not till the goal is reached * swami vivekananda
Category: Food: The drink Sake (sah'ki) comes from this country. * japan
Category: Food: French fries come from this country. * belgium
Category: Food: Mexican dish with minced and seasoned meat packed in cornmeal and corn husks. * tamale
Category: Food: The eggs of this sturgeon are the preferred form of caviar. * beluga
Category: Food: Duke Richelieu brought it to France after visiting Mahon, city on Minorca. * mayonnaise
Category: Crime Stories: Chesterton's sleuth * father brown
Category: Crime Stories: The Cornwall mansion in Rebecca * manderley
Category: Crime Stories: Lt. Joe Leaphorn and Sgt. Jim Chee work for this tribe * navajo
Category: Crime Stories: A is for this * alibi
Category: Crime Stories: Belgium's most famous detective * hercule poirot
Category: Entertainment: 1959 thriller has Cary Grant as an ad man mistaken for a secret agent * north by northwest
Category: Entertainment: Cole Porter musical set in the Montmarte section of Paris * can-can
Category: Entertainment: City that is 34 miles, or 54 km, from the 4077th. * seoul
Category: Entertainment: He conceived, directed, and choreographed West Side Story * jerome robbins
Category: Pop Culture: What does S.C.A stand for (Hint: medieval re-enactment): * society for creative anachronism
Category: Famous Animals: Dan dan is the only panda in captivity with these two fur colorings * brown and white
Category: Famous Animals: The griffin in "Alice in Wonderland" took Alice to meet this animal. * mock turtle
Category: Famous Animals: Chipmunk that says "naturally" in The Chipmunk Song * theodore
Category: Famous Animals: Names of the Ninja Turtles in alphabetical order. * donatello leonardo michelangelo raphael
Category: Famous Animals: Blondie's dog. * daisy
Category: Happy Days takes place in this city. * milwaukee
Category: This town was close to Ponderosa Ranch. * virginia city
Category: This game show required contestants to match prizes to the numbered squares * concentration
Category: Host of the annual labor day telethon. * jerry lewis
3-D that can be seen without glasses is also known as this * stereoscopic
A letter might end with SWAK, which is an acronym for * sealed with a kiss
A pork product that's often served for breakfast * bacon
Agatha Christie's elderly female crimesolver * miss marple
Authors: Diana * andrew morton
Authors: Every Living Thing * herriot
Authors: Hideaway * dean koontz
Authors: Jewels * danielle steel
Authors: The Silence of the Lambs * thomas harris
Barbie's nautical-sounding sister * skipper
Black Lady - the Queen of Spades is worth 13 - is based on this game.. * hearts
Concertino=short concerto, concertina=simple type of this instrument * accordian
Creator of Perry Mason * erle stanley gardner
David Suchet gives a brilliant TV portrayal of this mustachioed detective * hercule poirot
Dinotopia's illustrator * james gurney
Generation X Toys: Building tool named after Civil War president * lincoln logs
Generation X Toys: Company that made Atari games like Kaboom and Megamania * activision
Generation X Toys: Design tool for budding Gloria Vanderbilts * fashion plates
Generation X Toys: Once scarce, pudgy dolls that came with their own birth certificates * cabbage patch kids
Generation X Toys: You coloured these and then watched them contract in the oven * shrinky dinks
Introduced in Switzerland in 1938, the first brand of instant coffee * nescafe
James O'Barr authored this graphic novel which was made into a movie * the crow
Marinated limbs of fowl * chicken wings
QANTAS, the name of the airline, is an acronym for... * queensland and northern territory aerial services
Ranma's father in Ranma 1/2 is transformed into this animal * panda
Second city: Brisbane (state) * rockhampton
Second city: Cheyenne (state) * casper
Second city: Milwaukee (state) * madison
Second city: Salt Lake City (state) * west valley city
Second city: St. Croix (U.S. Virgin Islands) * st. thomas
She is famous for her airbrushed woman-animal art * olivia
These bacteria spores that I love, commonly grown in feaces * mushroom
These come in types like breakfast, pork, lamb, spiced, beef and thick * sausage
This award is the mystery writers equivalent of an Oscar * edgar
This delightfully soft topping, care of your local bovine * cheese
This was originally published in the U.S. as _Murder in the Calais Coach * murder on the orient express
What book is the connection between E. Nesbitt and railways * the railway children
Where did Mr Badger live in _The Wind in the Willows * the wild wood
Which creatures lived in Arnold Bros (est. 1905) * nomes
Which two early 19th century German brothers wrote a collection of fairy tales * grimm brothers
Who wrote _Dido_ and _Pa * joan aiken
X-Men Comics: Gahck battled wolverine here * savage land
X-Men Comics: Magneto founded this * brotherhood of evil mutants
X-Men Comics: She ruled Limbo * illyana rasputin
X-Men Comics: SpiderMan begs him to kill him in the Savage land * ka-zar
X-Men Comics: Wolverine and SpiderMan discovered the identity of HobGoblin Here * berlin
Category: 50s Authors: Andersonville * mackinlay kantor
Category: 50s Authors: Atlas Shrugged * ayn rand
Category: 50s Authors: Sieze the Day * saul bellow
Category: 50s Authors: The Caine Mutiny * herman wouk
Category: 50s Authors: The Mandarians * simone debeauvoir
Category: Alcohol: An illegal 1920s saloon * speakeasy
Category: Alcohol: Anise flavored Greek liqueur * ouzo
Category: Alcohol: Egyptian god credited with first making beer * osiris
Category: Alcohol: Japanese rice wine * sake
Category: Alcohol: Medieval monks invented this stopper, necessary for champagne * cork
Category: Alcohol: Monastic order that established the California wine industry * franciscan
Category: Alcohol: National drink of Peru * pisco
Category: Alcohol: Polish plum brandy * slivovitz
Category: Alcohol: Puritan preacher who said "Wine is from God, the drunkard is from the Devil" * increase mather
Category: Alternative Music: Finish this song title: 'Heaven or ___ _____' * las vegas
Category: Alternative Music: Name the band whose debut album is titled 'Suck on This'. * primus
Category: Alternative Music: What video can Angelo of Fishbone be seen in with the Mighty Mighty Bosstones? * simmer down
Category: American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Dale Messick * brenda starr
Category: American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Ernie Bushmiller * nancy
Category: American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Hank Ketcham * dennis the menace
Category: American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Lynn Johnston * for better or for worse
Category: American Cartoonists: Cartoon created by Russell Myers * broom hilda
Category: Analogies: Anson MacDonald : Stranger in a Strange Land :: Edith Van Dyne : <blank> * the wizard of oz
Category: Analogies: enter : immigrate :: leave : <blank> * emigrate
Category: Analogies: Gaul : France :: Aragon : <blank> * spain
Category: Analogies: Park Place : Park Lane :: Boardwalk : <blank> * mayfair
Category: Analogies: penniless : Baroque :: supplemental teacher : <blank> * tudor
Category: Author: A Study in Scarlet * sir arthur conan doyle
Category: Author: Catch-22, No Laughing Matter, God Knows * joseph heller
Category: Author: Diplomacy * henry kissinger
Category: Author: I Robot * isaac asimov
Category: Author: Steppe, Juxtaposition, Fractal Mode * piers anthony
Category: Author: Tekwar * william shatner
Category: Author: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People * stephen covey
Category: Author: The Satanic Verses * rushdie
Category: Author: The Sword Of Shannara, Magic Kingdom For Sale -- Sold * terry brooks
Category: Author: Working * studs terkel
Category: Barbie Dolls: Barbie is actually derived from this German doll, intended as a sexual gag * lilli
Category: Barbie Dolls: Barbie model with changable hair color * color magic
Category: Barbie Dolls: Barbie's English friend * stacey
Category: Barbie Dolls: Complete the Barbie outfit name : Senior ______ * prom
Category: Barbie Dolls: Where Barbie goes skiing * sun valley
Category: Be Prepared: Large, regional division of the BSA. Analogous to the OA's lodge. * council
Category: Be Prepared: Points 4-6 of the ScoutLaw. * friendly courteous kind
Category: Be Prepared: The top adult leader of a Boy Scout troop is given this title. * scoutmaster
Category: Be Prepared: What is Explorer Scouting's equivalent of the Troop? * post
Category: Be Prepared: What is the only Cub Scout/Webelos award that may be kept as a Boy Scout? * arrow of light
Category: Beer: Beers made with top fermenting yeasts, usually at warmer temperatures. * ale
Category: Beer: Biweekly IRC beer tastings, at 10pm Eastern Time, are on this channel. * #tasting
Category: Beer: Brand that makes a cameo appearance in Das Boot? * becks
Category: Beer: Common ending for the names of German Doppelbocks? * ator
Category: Beer: Home country of Sam Miguel beer? * philippines
Category: Beer: In many backward states, stronger beers must use this useless term instead. * malt liquor
Category: Beer: Standard unit of bitterness. Defined as 1 part per million isohumolone. * international bittering unit
Category: Beer: Swiss beer bottled each year on December 6th and sold the following year. * samichlaus
Category: Beer: Term used for the strongest ales (not lagers). * barleywine
Category: Beer: The art or science of brewing beer. Also the name of a homebrew magazine. * zymurgy
Category: Beer: The brewery in derge's hometown, Frederick, Maryland, brews under this label. * blue ridge brewery
Category: Beer: Thiz tazetless zwill is zomething different all right, but itz not beer. * zima
Category: Beer: What brand used to "Love to party"? * lone star
Category: Beer: What country is home to the real Budweiser? Not the USA. * czechen republic
Category: Books for the Hip Reader: Last of the Mohicans? * james fenimore cooper
Category: Books for the Hip Reader: Men to Match My Mountains? * irving stone
Category: Books for the Hip Reader: The Diary of Adam and Eve (short story)? * mark twain
Category: Books for the Hip Reader: The Gunslinger? * stephen king
Category: Books for the Hip Reader: Where the Sidewalk Ends? * shel silverstein
Category: Books: Author of "Falconer" * cheever
Category: Books: Before he won over countess Lyndon, what was Barry Lyndon's name? * redmond barry
Category: Books: Brothers who founded the "Guinesss Book of World Records". (last name) * mcwhirter
Category: Books: Little boys are made of frogs, ------, and puppy-dogs tails. * snails
Category: Books: Little girls are made of sugar, spice, and ---------- ----. * everything nice
Category: Books: The Devil promised 24 years of happiness to this doctor in Marlowe's play * faustus
Category: Books: The wolf impersonated her in Little Red Riding Hood. * grandmother
Category: Books: This novel inspired the TV series "The Six Million Dollar Man" * cyborg
Category: Booze Grabbag: A.K.A juniper juice? * gin
Category: Booze Grabbag: Almond liqueur that comes from the Italian for "bitter", not "love" * amaretto
Category: Booze Grabbag: This liquor brand accents a Scarlet O' Hara or a Rhett Butler? * southern comfort
Category: Booze Grabbag: What color is a Remy Martin bottle? * green
Category: Booze Grabbag: What the V.O. in Seagrams V.O. stands for? * very old
Category: Candy: Candy named for Mars and Murrie, the company's founders. * mms
Category: Candy: Cinnamon flavored candies with a Mexican theme. * hot tamales
Category: Candy: Largest single user of almonds in North America. * hershey
Category: Candy: Marble sized, vanilla flavored, chewy caramels covered with milk choclate. * milk duds
Category: Candy: Swiss manufacturer of the Crunch bar. * nestle
Category: Cars: "The Death Car of Sarajevo", killed 15 people over 12 years, including him. * archduke ferdinand
Category: Cars: The most expensive car produced by the Chrysler Corporation. * dodge viper
Category: Cars: The original name for this Pontiac car was the Banshee, for its mythicality. * firebird
Category: Celebrity Lovers: It took a while, but Donald Trump finally married her * marla maples
Category: Celebrity Lovers: What is the FIRST name of U.S. Vice President Al Gore's wife? * tipper
Category: Cereal Appeal: "Don't worry, unless they're strange, your kids will eat them!" * life
Category: Cereal Appeal: "They're gr-r-r-r-eat!" is this this cereal's slogan. * frosted flakes
Category: Cereal Appeal: This cereal's mascot is Tony the Tiger * frosted flakes
Category: Cereal Appeal: This chocolaty cereal features Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble * cocoa pebbles
Category: Cereal Appeal: This is the animal that never learns, "Trix are for kids!" * rabbit
Category: Childrens Literature: Author of "The BFG" (big friendly giant)? * roald dahl
Category: Childrens Literature: Leonard Wibberly on the Duchy of Grand Fenwick? * the mouse that roared
Category: Childrens Literature: Tool that Mike Mulligan used. (Seuss)? * steam shovel
Category: Childrens Literature: What Charlotte wrote in her web to save the swine? * some pig
Category: Cigarettes: Cigarette brand synonymous with honor, virtue, achievement. * merit
Category: Cigarettes: Cigarette brand, or Robert Guillaume and shrubs. * benson and hedges
Category: Cigarettes: Cigarette brand, or the "club" that Telly Savalas promoted. * players
Category: Cigarettes: Cigarette brand, or the last name of a superhero's alter-ego. * kent
Category: Cigarettes: Tobacco drying barns are typically painted this color. * black
Category: Cliches: A ------- of one's imagination. * figment
Category: Cliches: Don't take any wooden -------. * nickels
Category: Cliches: On which side the bread is --------. * buttered
Category: Cliches: The greatest thing since ------ bread. * sliced
Category: Cliches: Too many ----- in the fire. * irons
Category: Crime Stories: Don Vito's (the Godfather) last name * corleone
Category: Crime Stories: George Smiley's nemesis * karla
Category: Crime Stories: He played Caspar Gutman in the 1941 John Huston film * sydney greenstreet
Category: Crime Stories: In "A Scandal in Bohemia" Holmes is outsmarted by this woman * irene adler
Category: Crime Stories: MacDonald bum who lives on a houseboat * travis mcgee
Category: Crime Stories: Raymond Chandler's gumshoe * phillip marlowe
Category: Crime Stories: Rumpole tipples here * pomeroys wine bar
Category: Crime Stories: The most famous lawyer/sleuth * perry mason
Category: Crime Stories: The name of Travis McGee's houseboat * the busted flush
Category: Cyberpunk: A program that runs in the background of a decker's OS: * daemon
Category: Cyberpunk: A program used for defeating passwords, or the name of your dictionary: * webster
Category: Cyberpunk: Bionic enhancement which allows user to manipulate any voice or sound: * silver tongue
Category: Cyberpunk: Dynamix' cyberpunk adventure game, starring "Blade" Hunter: * rise of the dragon
Category: Cyberpunk: In this predecessor of Cyberpunk novels, the hero was Guy Montag: * fahrenheit 451
Category: Dandy Candy: "There's no wrong way of eating" this. * reeses peanut butter cups
Category: Dandy Candy: The Simpsons advertise this candy. * butterfinger
Category: Dandy Candy: These are Hershey's Kisses intertwined with white chocolate. * hugs
Category: Dandy Candy: This gum lasts an extra, extra, extra, long time. * extra
Category: Dandy Candy: This gum's commercials highlight twins. * doublemint
Category: DC Secret Identities: Jim Corrigan * the spectre
Category: DC Secret Identities: Jimmy Olson * elastic lad
Category: DC Secret Identities: Kay Challis * crazy jane
Category: DC Secret Identities: Lyta Trevor * fury
Category: DC Secret Identities: Maggie Sawyer * maggie sawyer
Category: DC Secret Identities: Wally West * the flash
Category: Devils Dictionary: A familiar kitchen-garden vegetable about as large and wise as a man's head * cabbage
Category: Devils Dictionary: A person who boasts himself hard to please because nobody tries to please him * critic
Category: Devils Dictionary: A person whom we know well enough to borrow from,but not well enough to lend to * acquaintance
Category: Devils Dictionary: A woman with a fine prospect of happiness behind her * bride
Category: Devils Dictionary: To perform successively and successfuly mastication,humectation & deglutition * eat
Category: Entertainment Potpourri: Kazantzakis novel which became an Oscar-winning film in 1964 * zorba the greek
Category: Famous Canadians: Canadian Prime Minister who was on American Immigration's blacklist. * pierre elliot trudeau
Category: Famous Canadians: Halifax native who built one of the world's largest shipping line. * cunard
Category: Famous Canadians: Known for her series of books about Anne Shirley. * lucy maud montgomery
Category: Famous Canadians: Popular Canadian novelist known for her feminist themes. * margaret atwood
Category: Famous Canadians: Portly comedian, Second City alum, and CFL franchise co-owner. * john candy
Category: Famous Canadians: Writer/director of "Videodrome", "Scanners", and "Naked Lunch" * david cronenberg
Category: Famous Celebrities: Of which country is Juan Carlos king? * spain
Category: Famous Celebrities: What was the first name of tycoon Donald Trump's first wife? * ivana
Category: Famous Celebrities: Which Pakistani cricketer married heiress Jemima Goldsmith? * imran khan
Category: Famous Quotes: "This is a sharp medicine, but a sure cure for all diseases." * sir walter raleigh
Category: Famous Quotes: All work is as seed sown; it grows and spreads, and sows itself anew. * thomas caryle
Category: Famous Quotes: Anyone who hates children and dogs cant be all bad. * w.c. fields
Category: Famous Quotes: Boy, after seeing Rambo last night, I know what to do next time this happens. * ronald reagan
Category: Famous Quotes: Don't give up the ship. * john paul jones
Category: Famous Quotes: He does not preach what he practices till he has practiced what he preaches. * confucius
Category: Famous Quotes: Let them eat cake. * marie antoinette
Category: Famous Quotes: Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. * john emerich edward acton
Category: Famous Quotes: Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind. * albert einstein
Category: Famous Quotes: United we stand, divided we fall. * abraham lincoln
Category: Fashion: Bathing suit named for a Pacific atoll. * bikini
Category: Fashion: Egyptian motifs were popular after his tomb was discovered in 1922. * tutankhamen
Category: Fashion: Elsa Schiaperelli's trademark color. * shocking pink
Category: Fashion: The dominant decorative style of the 20s and 30s. * art deco
Category: Fashion: The first widely used synthetic fiber. * rayon
Category: Fast Food: A girl with pig tails, and a white-haired man represent this chain. * wendys
Category: Fast Food: According to Vincent Vega, what is a Big Mac called in France? * le big mac
Category: Fast Food: McDonald's also sells this Italian food in some markets. * pizza
Category: Fast Food: Sometimes called a Frankfurt, on a bun with cheese,mustard,ketchup etc. * hot dog
Category: Fast Food: This "Fresh is the taste" chain is -everywhere-. * subway
Category: Food and Drink: What colour is creme de menthe? * green
Category: Food and Drink: What is the main ingredient of a traditional fondue? * cheese
Category: Food and Drink: What type of drink is Perrier? * mineral water
Category: Food and Drink: What type of food is pitta (pita)? * bread
Category: Food and Drink: Which red jelly is a traditional accompaniment to lamb? * redcurrant
Category: Food: Adding this to a mere martini makes it a Gibson. * onion
Category: Food: German dish with roast beef marinated in vinegar, sugar, and seasonings. * sauerbraten
Category: Food: Marsala is a type of this. * sweet wine
Category: Food: The founder of Weight Watchers. * jean nidetch
Category: Food: The mild stimulant "theobromine" is found in this common lip-smacker. * chocolate
Category: Gals Named Mary: "Mary, Mary, ----- --------, --- ---- ---- ------ ----?" (omit comma) * quite contrary how does your garden grow
Category: Gals Named Mary: Famous surrogate mother who refused to give up the baby? * mary beth whitehead
Category: Gals Named Mary: Miniskirt innovator opened her first shop on Kings Rd in Chelsea, in 1955 * mary quant
Category: Gals Named Mary: Won 1977 French Open mixed doubles with John McEnroe, now works for CBS & ESPN * mary carillo
Category: Gay Issues: How many colours are there in the rainbow-coloured, "Freedom Flag"? * 6
Category: Gay Issues: What culture considers gay people "two-spirited"? * native
Category: Gay Issues: What is America's weekly gay news magazine? * the advocate
Category: Gay Issues: Who wrote the play, "The Normal Heart"? * larry kramer
Category: Geographic Tyrrivia: Excluding Alaska, the American state with the lowest population density is? * wyoming
Category: Geographic Tyrrivia: Name the expanse of water between New Zealand's North and South Islands. * cook strait
Category: Geographic Tyrrivia: The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth was in which country? * libya
Category: Geographic Tyrrivia: The southernmost point in the 48 American states (excluding Alaska, Hawaii)? * key west
Category: Geographic Tyrrivia: The tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere is in which city? * melbourne
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: About the most massively useful thing a hitchhiker can have. * towel
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: British sci-fi TV show that the author of _Hitchhiker's Guide_ wrote for. * dr who
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: Name of the Paranoid Android. * marvin
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: Name of the Restaurant at the End of the Universe. * milliways
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: The company motto of the hugely successful Sirius Cybernetics Corporation. * share and enjoy
Category: Junk Food: Folgers, Nescafe, Sanka, Eight O'Clock, Brothers, Taster's Choice * coffee
Category: Junk Food: Orange, elongated puffy things with a cheese flavoring * cheetos
Category: Junk Food: Oscar Meyer, Armour, Sigmans, Ball Park * hot dogs
Category: Junk Food: Puffy white soft pillows of sugar; good raw or roasted over a campfire * marshmallows
Category: Junk Food: The manufacturer of Twinkies * hostess
Category: McDonalds: On St Patricks day you can get shakes that are this color? * green
Category: McDonalds: The burger stealer in a convicts outfit? * hamburgular
Category: McDonalds: What is their large morning meal with Eggs,Sausage,Hash Browns etc, called? * big breakfast
Category: McDonalds: Who is McDonald's mascot?(full name) * ronald mcdonald
Category: McDonalds: You can get these with Chocolate or Strawberry Toppings to name a few. * sundae
Category: Couples: Harry Truman and ____ * bess
Category: Couples: Paris and _____ * laura
Category: Couples: Winston Smith and _____ * julia
Category: Quotes: Dancing is a perpendicular expression of a horizontal desire. * george bernard shaw
Category: Quotes: How do I love thee? * elizabeth browning
Category: Quotes: Said "A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle." * gloria steinem
Category: Quotes: Take the A Train. * duke ellington
Category: Quotes: War is hell. * william sherman
Category: Celebrity: The director of Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark * stephen spielberg
Category: Author: Anatomy of a Murder * robert traver
Category: Author: Arrowsmith * sinclair lewis
Category: Author: Buffalo Girls * larry mcmurtry
Category: Author: I Robot * isaac asimov
Category: Author: In Cold Blood * truman capote
Category: National Anthems: ...At your feet, two oceans roar for your noble mission. * panama
Category: National Anthems: ...The hope of 2000 years, To be a free people in our land, the land of ... * israel
Category: National Anthems: ...The United Provinces of the South, their throne full of dignity opened... * argentina
Category: National Anthems: Fellow Slavs, the spirit of your ancient breed triumphs... * yugoslavia
Category: National Anthems: Yes,we love this country,as it arises rugged, storm-scarred, above the water... * norway
Category: Original Titles: 1805 by Leo Tolstoy * war and peace
Category: Original Titles: Arms and the Covenant by Winston Churchill * while england slept
Category: Original Titles: Great White by Peter Benchley * jaws
Category: Original Titles: The Whale by Herman Melville * moby dick
Category: Original Titles: Trimalchio in West Egg by F. Scott Fitzgerald * the great gatsby
Category: People: Anthony Quinn played him in a 1964 movie. * zorba the greek
Category: People: Czar of Russia, 1682-1725, instituted a beard tax. * peter the great
Category: People: English king more interested in fighting crusades than ruling England. * richard the lionhearted
Category: People: He made Prussia into a European power; composed some music still played. * frederick the great
Category: People: They had an album and a song entitled 'All the Young Dudes' * mott the hoople
Category: Potpourri: First state to secede from the Union in 1861 * south carolina
Category: Potpourri: He died in 1829, but his #100,000 foundation formed many major museums. * james smithson
Category: Potpourri: He said he could come up with "a minor invention every 10 days..." * edison
Category: Potpourri: In 1822, Brazil became independent of this country. * portugal
Category: Potpourri: Sea World of Florida is in this city. * orlando
Category: Potpourri: Sewing term for: Bar, Cord, Core, Filler, Hitch, Mounting, Sinnet * macrame
Category: Potpourri: SI Units of Frequency * hertz
Category: Potpourri: SI Units of Magnetic Flux * weber
Category: Potpourri: The Cedar Point theme park in Ohio is in this city. * sandusky
Category: Potpourri: The Missouri Compromise dealt with this subject * slavery
Category: Product of a chicken, come in styles poached, broiled or fried to name a few. * egg
Category: Quotations: I'll make him an offer, he don't refuse. * don vito corleone
Category: Quotations: I'm the only Western reporter here in Baghdad. * peter arnett
Category: Quotations: My wife wears a good Republican cloth coat. * richard nixon
Category: Quotations: Open channel D. * solo
Category: Quotations: You're soaking in it. * madge
Category: Scents: Charlie and Jontue manufacturer * revlon
Category: Scents: Opium pusher * yves st. laurant
Category: Scents: Scent filled orb worn as a pendant * pomander
Category: Scents: The only orchid used in perfume (and ice cream) * vanilla
Category: Scents: This flower is distilled into an attar, an oil, and a water * rose
Category: Sci Fi Authors: _Friday_ * robert heinlein
Category: Sci Fi Authors: _The Day Of The Triffids_ * john wyndham
Category: Sci Fi Authors: Creator of the Meg & Timothy series... * madeleine lengle
Category: Sci Fi Authors: Creator of the Stainless Steel Rat series... * harry harrison
Category: Sci Fi Authors: Philip J_s_ F_rm__ * philip jose farmer
Category: Sci Fi: Author of _Big Sky River_ and _Tides Of Light_. * gregory benford
Category: Sci Fi: Charles Platt novel where human personalities are stored in computers. * silicon man
Category: Sci Fi: FTL is an acronomy for ______ ____ _____. * faster than light
Category: Sci Fi: In Lord Valentine's Castle, Sleet's hair turned white during one of these. * nightmare
Category: Sci Fi: Name the child who became a magician's apprentice in Feist's Magician. * pug
Category: Sci Fi: The aliens in Mission Earth used one of these to power cities. * black hole
Category: Sci Fi: The geometric name of Madeline L'Engles time-space wrinkle. * tesseract
Category: Sci Fi: The name of the invaluable spice in Dune. * melange
Category: Sci Fi: The number of Rama spacecraft to reach the solar system * three
Category: Sci Fi: This word means "to understand innately and totally" * grok
Category: Smallish lunchtime pizzas from Pizza Hut are called? * personal pan
Category: Snow Crash: Nova Sicilia, Narcolombia, Mr. Lee's Greater Hong Kong, etc, are what? * franchulatesfranchises
Category: Snow Crash: What does Y.T. stand for? * yours truly
Category: Snow Crash: What is Jason Breckenridge's mafia nickname? * the iron pumper
Category: Snow Crash: What is your image or icon called in the metaverse? * avatar
Category: Stephen King: Movie modeled after an old comic book series? * creepshow
Category: Stephen King: Name of the town where Abigail Freemantle lives in The Stand? (2 words) * hemingford home
Category: Stephen King: Name of the zombie cat in Pet Semetary? * church
Category: Stephen King: Short story featuring a home-made, magic computer? * word processor of the gods
Category: Stephen King: Where the good guys settle in The Stand? (city state) * boulder colorado
Category: Tea: Better teabags contain these small particles sifted out of better teas * fannings
Category: Tea: In this country, tea leaves are pickled and used as a vegetable relish * burma
Category: Tea: The first sprouting of Darjeeling tea leaves in the spring are called this * first flush
Category: Tea: The practice of steeping tea was developed during this Chinese dynasty * ming
Category: Tea: This black tea is flavoured with oil of bergamot, an aromatic Chinese orange * earl grey
Category: Thanks to a dead cow. This topping is called 'minced meat' by some. * ground beef
Category: 50s: King Talal of this country was ousted, due to insanity, by his son Hussein. * jordan
Category: 50s: Russian author who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1958 * boris pasternak
Category:  50s: This European principality gained a princess in 1956. * monaco
Category:  50s: This flop car was introduced in the 50's. * edsel
Category:  50s: This was created by the treaty of Rome in 1957 * european economic community
Category:  60s: 1964 release was the most successful Disney film to date. * mary poppins
Category:  60s: Discovered in 1967, pulsating radio sources in space are better known as this * pulsar
Category:  60s: First nation ever to resign from the united nations. * indonesia
Category:  60s: Theodore Maiman demonstrated this enlightening device for the first time in '60 * laser
Category:  60s: This bridge, the largest suspension bridge in the US, was finished in 1964. * verrazano narrows
Category:  70s: Angola won its independence fromthem in 1975. * portugal
Category:  70s: Born "No Name Maddox", he committed the most sensational crime of the 70's. * charles manson
Category:  70s: Famous mother who won the nobel prize in 1979. * teresa
Category:  70s: He was court-martialed in 1971 for atrocities in Southeast Asia. * william calley
Category:  70s: In 1973 he became Los Angeles' first black mayor. * tom bradley
Category:  70s: In 1974, this became the world's tallest building. * sears tower
Category:  70s: The first american to walk on the moon in the 70's. * alan shepard
Category:  70s: This singer starred in Clams on the Half Shell Review. * bette midler
Category:  70s: This war hero quit the Israeli cabinet in 1979. * moshe dayan
Category:  70s: This world leader died in Cairo in 1970. * gamal abdel nasser
Category:  80s: G.D. Searle & Co put this brand sweetener on the market in 1983. * nutrasweet
Category:  80s: In 1983, Anne Burford left her position as administrator of this agency. * epa
Category:  80s: Shot dead at the airport in Manila, in 1983. * benigno aquino
Category:  80s: This leader dozed off in a 1984 speech, leading to speculation of his health * chernenko
Category:  Devils Dictionary: A large red organ thoughtfully provided by nature to be bilious with * liver
Category:  Devils Dictionary: A malevolent literary device for cramping the growth of a language * dictionary
Category:  Devils Dictionary: Able to pick with equal skill a right-hand pocket or a left * ambidextrous
Category:  Devils Dictionary: One who in a perilous emergency thinks with his legs * coward
Category:  Devils Dictionary: The most acceptable hypocrisy * politeness
Category: This delightfully soft topping, care of your local bovine. * cheese
Category: Toys Games: Charles Darrow based his game upon the 1904 "The Landlord's Game". * monopoly
Category: Toys Games: Klondike is the most popular form of this game. * solitaire
Category: Toys Games: Originally an exercise ring, Indonesia banned it as "might stimulate passion". * hula
Category: Toys Games: There are this many red-letter cubes in Perquackey. * 3
Category: Toys Games: This is the oldest board game still played (5000 yr old boards were found) * backgammon
Category: UK 50s: _The Mousetrap_ opened its London stage run, but who wrote it? * agatha christie
Category: UK 50s: In 1959, which party was elected for the third time in a row in Britain? * conservative
Category: UK 50s: Robert Menzies was the Prime Minister of which country throughout the 50s? * australia
Category: UK 50s: Robert Menzies was the Prime Minister of which country throughout the 50s? * australia
Category: UK 50s: The 1951 Festival of Britain was centred on which city? * london
Category: UK 50s: Which 77-year-old was returned as British Prime Minister? * winston churchill
Category: UK 50s: Which American evangelist Billy led a London crusade? * graham
Category: UK 50s: Which Billy became the first English soccer player to win 100 caps? * wright
Category: UK 50s: Which Len captained England as they won the Ashes? * hutton
Category: UK 50s: Who reached the summit of Mount Everest in 1953? * edmund hilary
Category: Vampires: Favourite place to sleep (and it's portable!) * coffin
Category: Vampires: Most effective spot to pierce with a wooden stake. * heart
Category: Vampires: Muppet vampire enjoyed doing this. * counting
Category: Vampires: Often, a vampire's pallor. * pale
Category: Vampires: Substance required for survival. * blood
Category: Vampires: These teeth grow especially long in vampires. * incisors
Category: You can get these also with your pizza on the side, Caesar style... * salad
Davita's Harp_ * chaim potok
Either of the contibuters to the 4-note Hindol "Taril ha juj Girlja Shankur" * marathe
How one would describe Jeremiah Peabody's pills * poly unsaturated quick dissolving fast acting pleasant tasting green and purple
In the female version of this Simon play, the leads are Olive and Florence * the odd couple
Name of George Clinton's corporation which put out "One NAtion Under A Groove" * parliafunkadelicament thang
Quite a Year for Plums_ * bailey white
Snow Crash: Name the hacker who is infected with Snow Crash, owner of The Black Sun: * da5id
The Lord of the Rings_ * j.r.r. tolkien
The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea_ * yukio mishima
Category: 1980s GrabBag: Country that saw 32 of its citizens convicted of spying from 1981-88 * united states
Category: 1980s GrabBag: How many dollars was Bernhard Goetz asked for on his fateful subway ride * 5
Category: 1980s GrabBag: This country's President Zia ul-Haq was killed in a 1988 plane crash * pakistan
Category: 1993 The Year: Crown Prince Naruhito married her. * masako owada
Category: 1993 The Year: She became the second woman Supreme Court Justice * ruth bader ginsburg
Category: 1993 The Year: This Algerian broke the 8-year old world record for the mile. * yabes ondieki
Category: 1993 The Year: This college campus in DC was the first one President Clinton visited * american university
Category: 1993 The Year: This territory held a referendum where residents chose not to pursue statehood. * puerto rico
Category: 19th Cent Art: "The Burning of the House of Lords and Commons" was done by this Englishman * william turner
Category: 19th Cent Art: American painter who painted "Death of General Wolfe" * benjamin west
Category: 19th Cent Art: French lithographer chronicled repressive French government in mid 1800s * honore daumier
Category: 19th Cent Art: French painter who did "Napoleon in the Pesthouse at Jaffa" * antoine-jean gros
Category: 19th Cent Art: The two prominent subjects in Sir Edwin Landseer's "Man Proposes, God Disposes" * polar bear
Category: Ad Slogans: "The Beef People" * winn dixie
Category: Ad Slogans: "The best part of wakin' up, is _______ in your cup" * folgers
Category: Ad Slogans: "The coppertop" * duracell
Category: Ad Slogans: "The stain lifter * all
Category: Ad Slogans: "You'll love the way we fly" * delta airlines
Category: Ads: 99.44% pure. * ivory
Category: Ads: My bologna has a first name. * oscar mayer
Category: Ads: This is Dr. Scholl's first name. * william
Category: Ads: This toilet tissue claims to be as soft as cotton. * cottonelle
Category: Ads: What company's mascot is Elsie the Cow * borden
Category: Alcohol: French cup of coffee flavored with apple brandy * cafe calvados
Category: Alcohol: Liver disease caused by alcoholism * cirrhosis
Category: Alcohol: National drink of Peru * pisco
Category: Alcohol: The cultivation of grapes * viticulture
Category: Alcohol: The traditional Sweedish drink * aquavit
Category: American Beers - State: Abita: * louisiana
Category: American Beers - State: Blue Hen: * delaware
Category: American Beers - State: Icehouse: * wisconsin
Category: American Beers - State: Oldenberg: * kentucky
Category: American Beers - State: Yuengling: * pennsylvania
Category: Author: Broca's Brain * carl sagan
Category: Author: Darkness at Noon * arthur koestler
Category: Author: Diplomacy * henry kissinger
Category: Author: Presumed Innocent * scott turow
Category: Author: War and Remembrance * herman wouk
Category: Barbie: Barbie variety with suntanned skin * malibu
Category: Barbie: Barbie's "MOD'ern" cousin * francie
Category: Barbie: Barbie's black friend * christie
Category: Barbie: Barbie's English friend * stacey
Category: Barbie: Ken's buddy * allan
Category: Beer: Belgian monks at places like Chimay and Orval brew beers given this moniker. * trappist
Category: Beer: German variety of noble hops that Jim Koch whines about on the radio. * hallertau mittelfrueh
Category: Beer: The German term Weizen refers to beers made with this ingredient. * wheat
Category: Beer: The process of extracting sugar from malt by soaking in water. * mashing
Category: Beer: The Sierra Nevada Brewery makes this city "Mecca" to many beer enthusiasts. * chico california
Category: Bestsellers: According to Erma Bombeck, this is the second oldest profession * motherhood
Category: Bestsellers: All I Really Need To Know I Learned in ____________ * kindergarten
Category: Bestsellers: Marin Cruz Smith's first mystery took place in this Moscow park * gorky park
Category: Bestsellers: The job in Men at Work * baseball
Category: Bestsellers: Trinity takes place in this country * ireland
Category: Books: Author of _In Cold Blood_. * truman capote
Category: Books: Author of One Police Plaza, 1984 best-seller. * caunitz
Category: Books: Last name of the Jacob and Wilhelm brothers. * grimm
Category: Books: The author of "Heidi". * johanna spyri
Category: Books: This event prompted Mailer to write The Naked and the Dead. * pearl harbor
Category: Booze Grabbag: Australian city home of Castlemaine XXXX Export Lager * brisbane
Category: Booze Grabbag: Legend says bats lived in the rum distillery and one of them is on the label. * bacardi
Category: Booze Grabbag: The geometric shape found on the Bass Pale Ale bottle * triangle
Category: Booze Grabbag: What "secco" means on a bottle of Italian wine * dry
Category: Booze Grabbag: Zima iz made in thiz United Statez city. * memphis
Category: Cartoon Sidekicks: Buttons * mindy
Category: Cartoon Sidekicks: Hagar the Horrible * lucky eddie
Category: Cartoon Sidekicks: Slappy Squirrel * skippy squirrel
Category: Cartoon Sidekicks: Snoopy * woodstock
Category: Cartoon Sidekicks: Snow White (watch the spelling) * the seven dwarfs
Category: Celebrity Lovers: What is the FIRST NAME of U.S. Vice President Al Gore's wife * tipper
Category: Cereal Appeal: "Gotta have 'em" is this cereal's slogan * corn pops
Category: Cereal Appeal: This cereal features a honey bee as its mascot (very specific) * honey nut cheerios
Category: Cereal Appeal: This cereal is the only one that features a frog as its mascot * sugar smacks
Category: Cereal Appeal: This cereal's box features an empty bowl and the phrase "more, please." * cracklin oat bran
Category: Cereal Appeal: This cereal's commercials feature a "Cookie Crook" and a "Cookie Cop" * cookie crisp
Category: Childrens Literature: A big whang of a novel by Julie Edwards. (AKA Julie Andrews) * last of the really great whangdoodles
Category: Childrens Literature: Childrens' series that is really a religious allegory. (C.S. Lewis) * chronicles of narnia
Category: Childrens Literature: Difficult detective stories for children, but excellent * the complete sherlock holmes
Category: Childrens Literature: Judy Blume's first childrens' best seller * the tales of a fourth grade nothing
Category: Childrens Literature: The author of the "Wind in the Door" series * madelaine lengle
Category: Chips: Because of this phenomenon, one shouldn't touch a chip's pin I/O: * electrostatic discharge
Category: Chips: Critical photolithographic dimensions in 1995 are measured in these units * micron
Category: Chips: EEPROM memory devices rely on this tunneling mechanism for cell erase: * fowler-nordheim
Category: Chips: Element recently (1995) disclosed by IBM to catalyze certain metal contacts: * mo
Category: Chips: Optical technique commonly used to measure thin film thickness, and RI: * ellipsometry
Category: Classic Board Games: ------- & Righter (former US owners of Scrabble rights) * selchow
Category: Classic Board Games: Battleship: A battleship occupies how many squares * four
Category: Classic Board Games: Diplomacy: Which country starts with the most naval units * britain
Category: Classic Board Games: Hungry, Hungry Hippos: The four colors are Pink, Green, Orange, and * yellow
Category: Classic Board Games: What large game company's logo contains a spiral * parker brothers
Category: Contemporary Authors: Being There, The Painted Bird * jerry kosinski
Category: Contemporary Authors: Clear and Present Danger, Red Storm Rising * tom clancy
Category: Contemporary Authors: Maia, The Plague Dogs, and Watership Down * richard adams
Category: Contemporary Authors: The Bell Jar * sylvia plath
Category: Contemporary Authors: Won the Pulitzer Prize for The Cancer Ward * alexander solzhenitsyn
Category: Couples: Chang and Eng were the original pair of these. * siamese twin
Category: Couples: Puss and ______, nursery rhyme. * boots
Category: Couples: They ruled Britain jointly from 1689-1694. * william and mary
Category: Crime Stories: Frank Chambers is mad for her in the Postman Always Rings Twice * cora papadalis
Category: Crime Stories: MacDonald bum who lives on a houseboat * travis mcgee
Category: Crime Stories: Red October is this * submarine
Category: Crime Stories: Rumpole tipples here * pomeroys wine bar
Category: Crime Stories: The most famous lawyer/sleuth * perry mason
Category: Cyberpunk: Cyberpunk term for "logging in" to a cyberspace system: * jacking in
Category: Cyberpunk: Dynamix' cyberpunk adventure game, starring "Blade" Hunter: * rise of the dragon
Category: Cyberpunk: He wrote "Schismatrix", a particularly influential cyberpunk novel: * bruce sterling
Category: Cyberpunk: Russian word for underground press: * samizdat
Category: Cyberpunk: These computer simulated personalities are dominant in Cyberspace: * artificial intelligence
Category: Deaths 91 to 92: Hall of Famer and 2nd baseman for Pennant-winning 1941 Brooklyn Dodgers * billy herman
Category: Deaths 91 to 92: Indian film maker, given honorary Academy Award for lifetime achievement * satyajit ray
Category: Deaths 91 to 92: Last surviving Nazi war criminal of rank, chief enforcer of "reign of terror" * klaus barbie
Category: Deaths 91 to 92: Senior Democratic Senator from North Dakota * quentin burdick
Category: Devils Dictionary: A ship big enough to carry two in fair weather, but only one in foul * friendship
Category: Devils Dictionary: Animal usually living near Man, and having some susceptibility to domestication * woman
Category: Devils Dictionary: God of world's leading religion. His chief temple is in holy city of New York * mammon
Category: Devils Dictionary: In man, the gateway to the soul; in woman, the outlet of the heart * mouth
Category: Devils Dictionary: To perform successively and successfuly mastication,humectation & deglutition * eat
Category: Famous Gills: 50's era baseball player. Same last name as Craig, formerly of NBA's Bulls. * gil hodges
Category: Famous Gills: Killer whose story was told in "Executioner's Song." * gary gilmore
Category: Famous Gills: She called herself Lil, but everyone knew her as Nancy. * mcgill
Category: Famous People: What is the profession of Claudia Shiffer's ex, David Copperfield * magician
Category: Famous People: What was Mrs. Michael Jackson II's first name * debbie
Category: Famous People: Which actress married Richard Burton twice * elizabeth taylor
Category: Famous People: Which model Elle is an ex-flame of the actor Kevin Costner * macpherson
Category: Famous People: Which woman got Bill Clinton caught with his pants down in 1999 * monica lewinsky
Category: Fast Food: A really big french fry, stuffed with yummy stuff. * baked potato
Category: Fast Food: On some boards, these things are listed as FREE, at McDonald's. * smiles
Category: Fast Food: The Lobster people... * red lobster
Category: Fast Food: The place that brings you fried chicken that has lovely but very caloric skin. * kentucky fried chicken
Category: Fast Food: The turtles love these, they often come with many toppings. * pizza
Category: Food: Add this to milk, eggs, and sugar to make a Tom and Jerry. * rum
Category: Food: Name for an oblong cream puff filled and topped with icing. * eclair
Category: Food: Pilaf is this cooked in a broth of meat or poultry. * rice
Category: Food: Polish cake filled with candied fruits and nuts. * babka
Category: Food: This meat is used to make scaloppine. * veal
Category: Gay Issues: A passed anti-gay measure in what state caused calls for a boycott * colorado
Category: Gay Issues: What Biblical book says you shouldn't "lay with a man as with a woman" * leviticus
Category: Gay Issues: What is America's weekly gay news magazine * the advocate
Category: Gay Issues: What Middle Eastern country allows gays in its military * israel
Category: Gay Issues: What popular Canadian country singer is an open lesbian * k.d. lang
Category: Generation X Toys: Large plastic animals gobbled marbles in this game. * hungry hungry hippos
Category: Generation X Toys: Personal merry-go-round guaranteed to make you dizzy. * sit n spin
Category: Generation X Toys: Plastic vehicle equipped with spin-out brake. * big wheel
Category: Generation X Toys: This popular card game's name is spanish for "one." * uno
Category: Generation X Toys: You inserted sticks into round blocks to build abstractions with these. * tinker toys
Category: Gilligans Island: What is the Professor's only concern about his most brilliant idea * if it will work
Category: Grab Bag: Weekly Radio show taped in West Virginia * mountain stage
Category: Grabbag:  Pronounced one way, it means majestic, another way, it means a month * august
Category: Grabbag: New England state mentioned in a Mark Twain title, he also lived there * connecticut
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: About the most massively useful thing a hitchhiker can have. * towel
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: Ford Prefect's home was a small planet somewhere in the vicinity of _______. * betelgeuse
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: He especially liked designing the crinkly bits in fjords. * slartibartfast
Category: Hitchhiker Guide: The company motto of the hugely successful Sirius Cybernetics Corporation. * share and enjoy
Category: Kulture: She wrote "Valley of the Dolls". * jaqueline susann
Category: Literary Characters: He is an orphan and the unwanted ward of his sister in 'Great Expectations' * philip pirrip
Category: Literary Characters: The boy who will not grow up * peter pan
Category: Literary Characters: The ever sobbing animal in 'Alice in Wonderland' * mock turtle
Category: Literary Characters: The invisible man in H.G. Wells's novel * griffin
Category: Literary Characters: This impecunious man is always 'waiting for something to turn up' * wilkins micawber
Category: McDonalds: After the first cup of this beverage, refills are usually free. * coffee
Category: McDonalds: Sesame Bun, thick pattie, extra cheese, pickles, sauce. * quarter pounder
Category: McDonalds: These things may sound like Scottish lumps of gold, but are food. * mcnuggets
Category: McDonalds: This is a common nickname for McDonalds(singular) * micky d
Category: McDonalds: Who is McDonald's mascot(full name) * ronald mcdonald
Category: Couples: Abe Lincoln and ____ ____ * mary todd
Category: Couples: Ashford and _______ * simpson
Category: Couples: Jean Paul Sartre and ______ __ ________ * simone de beauvoir
Category: Couples: Othello and _________ * desdemona
Category: Couples: Sluggo and ______ * nancy
Category: Poem Authors: He wrote "Adonais" upon hearing of John Keats' death. * percy shelley
Category: Poem Authors: His "Endymion" told us that "A thing of beauty is a joy for ever." * john keats
Category: Poem Authors: His epic poem "The Bridge" opens with a passage from the Book of Job. * hart crane
Category: Poem Authors: Morns abed and daylight slumber * houseman
Category: Poem Authors: Wallace Stevens called his works, which include "Paterson," 'anti-poetic'. * william carlos williams
Category: Potpourri: Penicillium roquefortii effects these foods by ripening them as it rots them. * blue cheeses
Category: Potpourri: Spanish word for redhead * pelirrojo
Category: Potpourri: The French territory of Alsace-Lorraine was surrendered to Germany in this war * franco-prussian
Category: Potpourri: This has been the only year in which there was no Stanley Cup winner. * 1919
Category: Second City: Honolulu (state) * hilo
Category: Second City: Houston (state) * dallas
Category: Second City: Kansas City (state) * saint louis
Category: Second City: Little Rock (state) * fort smith
Category: Second City: San Juan (Puerto Rico) * bayamon
Category: The Disney Afternoon: GT Name Goofy's son. * max
Category: Tom Clancy: How does NSA Cutter avoid responsibility in "Clear and Present Danger" * suicide
Category: Tom Clancy: The "I" in DDI (Ryan's position in the CIA at one point) stands for this. * intelligence
Category: Tom Clancy: What is CIA Agent Clark's real name * kelly
Category: Tom Clancy: What is the only Tom Clancy novel to take place entirely before 1980 * without remorse
Category: Tom Clancy: What relation does fighter pilot Robby Jackson have to Jack Ryan, jr. * godfather
Category: Toys Games: D&D stands for this. * dungeons and dragons
Category: Toys Games: Eva Gabor and Johnny Carson popularized this game by climbing over each other. * twister
Category: Toys Games: Frank Lloyd Wright son John invented these after watching workers move timber. * lincoln logs
Category: Toys Games: This is the game that "Ties you up in knots". * twister
Category: Toys Games: You meld groups of three cards or more of the same rank or suit in this game. * rummy
Category: VCRs: DSS stands for this (Hint:Audio related) * dolby surround sound
Category: VCRs: This company produces VCR's with APC(Automatic Picture Control) * sony
Category: VCRs: This standard records at normal speed. * standard play
Category: VCRs: VCR's with only one audio channel are known as this type. * mono
Category: VCRs: VCR's with two audio channel's are known as this type. * stereo
Category: World Of Disney: On what New Orleans Square (Disneyland) ride do you travel up a waterfall * pirates of the caribbean
What nationality is Henry Kissinger by birth * german
Which of Henry VIII's wives was his siter-in-law * catherine of aragon
In 1995 what were the men of Pilsen asked to donate in exchange for half a litre of the city's best know brew * blood
What is the main food of the oyster catcher * mussels
Which former British colony is now called Ghana * gold coast
Which marsupial is native to North America * opossum
What did Moldavia & Walachia unite to become * romania
Which company pioneered the first trans-Pacific passenger flights * pan american
Which famous bell ringer killed Archdeacon Frollo * quasimodo
What is the singular of gladioli * gladiolus
Which is the only part of an oar that should get wet * blade
Which ocean can you swim in from the Seychelles * indian
What did NASA launch a$100 million search for in 1992 * aliens
Where do Eskimos wear mukluks * feet
What was discovered at Sutter's Mill, California in 1848 * gold
What does an insect do through its spiracles * breath
On which island is the Sir Garfield Sober Sports Stadium * barbados
What single colour is the Libyan flag * green
Which poet gave his name to a cape south of Brisbane * byron
What fruit do viticulturists grow * grapes
What is Cape Kennedy now called * cape canaveral
Which Daniel Defoe character was born in Newgate Prison * moll flanders
Which species of bird gave Darwin his theory of evolution * finch
Which 3 olympic events restrain throwers in a circle * shot, hammer & discus
Which European country has the largest percentage of forest and woodland * finland
How many hearts has an octopus * three * 3
What did Sandy Fowler invent for drinkers that had he patented it would have made him millions * tea bag
Which word describing chaos first appeared in Milton's Paradise Lost * pandemonium
What are knackers to a Norwegian * crisp bread
Which King of England died in 1910 * edward vii
What everyday item was named after St.Pantaleon * pants
What is a popular name for the wood hyacinth * bluebell
Whose Pepsi commercial was dumped after complaints from Christian groups * madonna's
Which Mark Twain classic was remade by Disney in 1993 * adventures of huckleberry finn
What type of vehicle was Charles Rolls (Rolls_Royce) in when he died * aeroplane
To which tree family does the osier belong * willow
On which Athens hill top would you find the Parthenon * the acropolis
Who wore 2 shirts at his execution so people would not think him afraid if he shivered * charles i
What is heaven called in the Pilgrims Progress * celestial city
What is measured on the Cephalic Index * human head
What are affected by phylloxera * vines
Which century saw the construction of the Taj Mahal * seventeenth
Which individual had the highest income of anyone in the USA in the 1920s * al capone
What are loose rocks on a mountainside called * scree
What game are the Pilgrim Fathers known to have played on the Mayflower * darts
What kind of hat took its name from a George Du Maurier novel * trilby
Which letter and number signyfy the vitamin riboflavin * b2
What is the art of bell-ringing called * campanology
What is the Jack of Hearts holding up in a deck of cards * leaf
In which sport might you see a googly * cricket
Which ancient ship was brought up from the sea in 1982 * the mary rose
Which region of Spain has Barcelona as its capital * catalonia
Which biblical character had 12 sons * jacob
How many hurdles are there in a 400 metres hurdle race * ten * 10
What animals name is Aboriginal for "no drink" * koala
Who married Marie Louise of Austria because he wanted an heir * napoleon
What was landscape gardener Lancelot Brown's nickname * capability
Who wasn't afraid to call James Joyce 'A greasy undergraduate' * virginia wolfe
What figure in greek mythology gave fire to man * prometheus
What is commited if a person murders his father * patricide
What was A.A. Milne's first name * alan
What is the only female animal that has antlers * caribou
What nationality was Aladdin * chinese
Which elephant cant be domesticated the african or indian * african
Who flew too close to the sun * icarus
Whats the most common colour of topaz * yellow
Whats the better known name of Edson Arantes do Nascimento * pele
Whats the official language of Morocco * arabic
Whats the worlds largest church * st peters, vatican city
What country's entire population was condemned to death by the Spanish inquisition * netherlands
Which side of a book are the even numbered pages usually on * left
Whats the highest mountain in the Alps * mont blanc
How many days were the american hostages held in Iran * four hundred & forty four * 444
What sea does the Danube river flow into * black sea
What is consumption otherwise known as * tuberculosis
What is the former name of Istanbul * constantinople
Whats the worlds longest snake * python
Whats bottled in jeroboams * champagne
What was Louise Joy Brown the first of * test tube baby
What nationality was Goya * spanish
Who was the first female prime minister of india * indira gandhi
What novel centres on the romances of Ursula and Gudrun Brangwen * women in love
Who coupled with the devil and gave birth to Andrew John * rosemary
Who was the mistress of D.H. Lawrence's Wragley Hall * lady chatterley
Where is Londons whispering gallery * st pauls cathedral
What animal lives in a lodge * beaver
What language is klutz an insult in * yiddish
Who was the 4th US president to be assassinated in office * john f. kennedy
What was the fat boy's nickname in Lord of the Flies * piggy
Whats the international radio code word for the letter O * oscar
Whats the point value of the bullseye outer on a dartboard * twenty five * 25
What country is home to Sabena airlines * belgium
What country would you have to visit to see the ruins of Troy * turkey
Who wrote 'across the river and into the trees' * ernest hemmingway
What peace treaty ended WWI * treaty of versailles
How many horses are there on a polo team * four * 4
What country was formerly called Ceylon * sri lanka
Whats the best known artificial international language * esperanto
What fabric are harris, lewis and donegal examples of * tweed
Whats another name for tetanus * lockjaw
What would you find a sally on the end of * bell rope
Where did Hendrik the Dutch boy stick his finger * dyke
What are the 'irons' in horse racing * stirrups
Who wrote The Cruel Sea * nicholas monsarrat
Which is the highest poker hand 2 pairs or three of a kind * three of a kind
Which is the largest city in India * calcutta
What does a stoat wear in winter * ermine
What is Palermo the capital of * sicily
What kind of bones once stiffened corsets * whale
Where did Lord Byron die * greece
What was the operative name of WWI spy Geertruida Zelle * mata hari
Who wrote Pride and Prejudice * jane austin
Whats the worlds second most spoken language * english
Whats the last word of the bible * amen
What roman emperor does the King of Diamonds represent * julius caesar
What country calls itself Suomi * finland
What does SALT stand for * strategic arms limitation treaty
Who betrayed Samson to the Philistines * delilah
What sport features snatches and clean jerks * weightlifting
Which tropic passes through Taiwan * tropic of cancer
Who wrote Auld Lang Syne * robert burns
What is canis lupus * wolf
What in Queensland Australia , is the worlds longest at 3,450 miles * fence
What is the lowest rank of the british nobility * baron
What French city is famous for its champagne * reims
What is the name of Beatrix Potter's fishing frog * jeremy fisher
Which of the seven wonders of the ancient world was alive * the hanging gardens of babylon
Who led the revolt of roman slaves in A.D.73 * spartacus
Whats the nearest galaxy to our own * andromeda
Whats the worlds largest coral reef * great barrier reef
What does the typical man have 13,000 of * whiskers
Whats the symbol of the zodiacal sign Gemini * twins
What colour was Moby Dick * white
Whats a natatorium * swimming pool
What two countries is Andorra between * france & spain
Who was Tasmania's famous swashbuckler * errol flynn
Who was Captain Edward J. Smith * captain of the titanic
Whats the most abundant element in the sun * hydrogen
What country did Germany invade on September 1st 1939 * poland
What is the fruit of a rosebush called * the hip
Who was Englands first Norman king * william the conqueror
Who was the mad monk * rasputin
Whats the capital of Bermuda * hamilton
Who wrote The Ugly Duckling * hans christian anderson
What country was called Botany Bay and New Holland until 1820 * australia
Who was the cause of the Trojan wars * helen of troy
Who sailed in a ship called the Argo * jason
What inventor said Genious is 1 percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration * thomas edison
What city is served by Narita Airport * tokyo
Whats the meaning of the Latin battle cry 'ad arma, ad arma * to arms to arms
Which of the 5 senses is less sharp after you eat too much * hearing
What drink is made of rum, coconut milk and pineapple * pina colada
What armys motto is blood and fire * salvation army
What story features Flopsy,Mopsy and Cottontail * tales of peter rabbit
What city is at the head of the Nile River Delta * cairo
Who hired The Jackal * oas
What waterway did Britain buy a share of in 1875 * suez canal
What is the speech at the beginning of a play called * prologue
What craft uses a kiln and a kick wheel * pottery
Whats a Sultans wife called * sultana
What martial art's name means 'leisure time' * kung fu
What 2 countries border the Dead Sea * israel and jordan
What plant did St. Patrick use to explain the Trinity * shamrock
Where did Napoleon suffer his final defeat * waterloo
Where will you find twenty moons on the human body * the base of the nails
Who is the subject of Irving Stone's The Origin * charles darwin
Whose epitaph reads "Workers of all lands unite" * karl marx
What continent is home to half the worlds people * asia
What vitamin deficiency causes rickets * vitamin d
What are the 2 languages spoken in Malta * english and maltese
What country is the setting for The Thorn Birds * australia
What animals does a hippophobe fear * horses
What countries does the Mont Blanc Tunnel join * france and italy
Whats the largest man made structure visable from space * great wall of china
What queen married 2 of her brothers * cleopatra
Whats the smallest breed of dog * chihuahua
Whats the worlds largest sea * mediterranean
Who solves the crime in Death on the Nile * hercule poirot
Superstition says that this birds feathers should never be inside a house * peacock
What countrys national flower is the wattle * australia
How many sides does a heptagon have * seven * 7
Whats the name of the large wooded area in which Robin Hood was supposed to have lived * sherwood forest
What type of creature lives in a sett * badger
Which british colony was returned to the Chinese in 1997 * hong kong
What completes this well known saying..'An Englishman's home * is his castle
Whats the surname of the mediaeval author of Canterbury Tales * chaucer
Which country has Ankara as its capital * turkey
What was Junko Tabei the first woman to reach * summit of mount everest
Whats the common name for the drug acetaminophen * paracetamol
Which instrumental album launched the Virgin record label * tubular bells
What is examined by an otoscope * the ear
In what country is K2 the world's second-highest mountain * pakistan
Which country suffered bomb attacks by ETA * spain
Which Victorian became the world's most famous sufferer of neurofibromatosis * john merrick/elephant man
Where would u look at a Snellen Chart * opticians
What is another name for Mount Godwin Austen * k2
What is a better known name of Switzerland's Mont Cervin * the matterhorn
What unrecognised phenomenon was discovered when Comet aircraft started to fall out of the sky * metal fatigue
Who quoted "Don't count your chickens before they hatch' * aesop
Which Australian was the only man to win the tennis Grand Slam twice * rod laver
Who married the Owl and The Pussycat * the turkey
In 1944 Gary ---------- [Paul Gadd] England, rocker (Rock & Roll Part II), born. * glitter
In 1945 Nazi General Von ---------- surrenders to Russian Marshal Zhukov near Berlin. * keitel
In 1945 V-E Day; Germany signs unconditional surrender, ---------- ends in Europe. * ww ii
In 1970 Beatles release "---------- " album. * let it be
In 1984 USSR announces it will not participate in ---------- Summer Olympics. * la
In 1988 Robert A ---------- sci-fi writer, dies of heart failure at 80. * heinlein
In 1502 Columbus left ---------- on his 4th and final trip to the New World.  * spain
In 1860 James M. ---------- (in Scotland), Author (Peter Pan)  * barrie
In 1873 Howard---------- , Egyptologist who found King Tutankhamen  * carter
In 1936 Albert---------- , actor (Oliver, The Twelve Chairs)  * finney
In 1936 ---------- annexed Ethiopia.  * italy
In 1945 ---------- National Day.  * czechoslovak
In 1946 Candice ---------- (in Beverly Hills), actor (Murphy Brown)  * bergen
In 1949 Billy ---------- (in the Bronx, NY), singer, pianoman born * joel
In 1950 ---------- Anniversary.  * eec
In 1974 House Judiciary Committee begin formal hearings on ---------- impeachment.  * nixon
In 1850 Sir Thomas ---------- tea magnate (Lipton Tea), born. * lipton
In 1863 Gen Stonewall ---------- dies from wounds received at Chancellorsville. * jackson
In 1872 Victoria ---------- becomes 1st woman nominated for US president. * woodhull
In 1879 Meteor falls near---------- , Iowa. * estherville
In 1899 Fred ---------- Omaha Neb, tap dancer/actor (Easter Parade, Swingtime), born. * astaire
In 1902 David O ---------- Pittsburgh Pa, producer (Gone With the Wind), born. * selznick
In 1908 1st ---------- held (Phila). * mother's day
In 1910 Comet ---------- 's closest approach to Earth. * halley
In 1910 William ---------- discoverer of stellar nature of Andromeda, dies. * huggins
In 1940 Winston Churchill succeeds ---------- as British PM. * neville chamberlain
In 1941 England's House of Commons detroyed in a---------- . * blitz
In 1943 ---------- (Leitch) Scotland, rock singer (Mellow Yellow), born. * donovan
In 1955 Mark David ---------- assassin of John Lennon, born. * chapman
In 1957 Sid ---------- [John Beverly], bassist (Sex Pistols), born. * vicious
In 1960 Bono aka Paul---------- , rocker (U2), born. * hauson
In 1963 Decca signs the ---------- on advice of Beatle George Harrison. * rolling stones
In 1986 Tommy Lee drummer of ---------- marries Heather Locklear. * motley crue
In 330 ---------- (later Istanbul) founded. * constantinople
In 1812 Waltz introduced into English---------- . Most observers consider it disgusting & immoral. No wonder it caught on!  * ballrooms
In 1888 Irving ---------- [Isadore Balin], Temun, Russia, composer (White Xmas), born. * berlin
In 1892 Dame Margaret---------- , England, actress (Murder Most Foul), born. * rutherford
In 1916 ---------- 's Theory of General Relativity presented. * einstein
In 1917 Britain grants Royal Letters ---------- to New Zealand. * patent
In 1924 Jackie---------- , English soccer star (Newcastle United). * milburn
In 1927 Mort ---------- comedian/political satirist/beatnik (Big Party). * sahl
In 1941 Eric---------- , rocker (Animals-House of the Rising Sun). * burdon
In 1947 ---------- accepts constitution for parliamentary democracy. * laos
In 1949 By a vote of 37-12, ---------- becomes 59th member of UN. * israel
In 1949 ---------- renames itself Thailand. * siam
In 1951 Jay ---------- patents computer core memory. * forrester
In 1959 Elvis Presley's 1st entry on UK charts with "---------- ". * heartbreak hotel
In 1960 Israeli soldiers capture ---------- in Buenos Aires. * adolf eichmann
In 1960 John D ---------- Jr philanthropist, dies at 86. * rockefeller
In 1981 Bob ---------- reggae singer, dies at 36 of brain & lung cancer. * marley
In 1962 Emilio ---------- actor (Breakfast Club, Young Guns). * estevez
In 1965 Bangladesh windstorm kills ----------  * 17,000
In 1975 Israel signs an agreement with ---------- Economic Market. * european
In 1977 Ted ---------- manages an Atlanta Braves game. * turner
In 254 St ---------- begins his reign as Catholic Pope. * stephen i
In 1812 Edward Lear England, landscape painter, writer of nonsense verse, born
In 1820 Florence ---------- Florence, Italy, nurse (Crimean War), born. * nightingale
In 1881 Treaty of---------- , Tunisia becomes a French protectorate. * bardo
In 1929 Burt Bacharach composer (I'll Never Fall in Love Again), born
In 1936 George VI's coronation in Great Britain
In 1937 Beryl ---------- UK, won record (7) women's cycling titles, born. * burton
In 1940 Nazi blitz conquest of France began by crossing ---------- River. * muese
In 1943 Axis forces in ---------- surrender. * north africa
In 1948 Steve ---------- England, rocker (A Higher Love), born. * winwood
In 1949 West begins ---------- Airlift to get supplies around Soviet blockade. * berlin
In 1950 Shozo Fujii ---------- champion, born. * judo
In 1960 Elvis Presley appears on a Frank ---------- TV special. * sinatra
In 1965 Israel & ---------- exchange letters beginning diplomatic relations. * west germany
In 1972 Paul McCartney & ---------- release "Mary Had a Little Lamb". * wings
In 1977 1st ---------- concert (Pink Floyd in London). * quadrophonic
In 1982 ---------- Portugal, a Spanish priest with a bayonet is stopped prior to his attempt to attack Pope John Paul II.  * fatima
In 1984 South African prisoner ---------- sees his wife for 1st time in 22 years. * nelson mandela
In 1990 Nora Dunn & ---------- O'Connor boycott Saturday Night Live to protest Andrew "Dice" Clay's hosting.  * sinead
In 535 St ---------- I begins his reign as Catholic Pope. * agapitus
In 1655 Innocent---------- , 244th Roman Catholic pope (1721-24), born. * xiii
In 1717 Empress Maria---------- , Austria (Wife of Napolean), born. * theresa
In 1842 Sir Arthur---------- , London, England, of Gilbert & Sullivan fame, born. * sullivan
In 1856 Peter Henry---------- , 1st to promote photography as an independent art, born. * emerson
In 1888 Brazil abolishes---------- . * slavery
In 1907 Daphne du ---------- novelist (Rebecca, The Parasites), born. * maurier
In 1912 Royal Flying Corps established in---------- . * england
In 1913 1st ----------  engine aircraft built & flown (Igor Sikorsky-Russia). * four * 4
In 1931 Jim Jones, reverend, poisoned over 100 in---------- , born. * guyana
In 1941 Ritchie---------- , singer (Donna, La Bamba), born. * valens
In 1950 Peter---------- , rocker (Genesis-Against All Odds), born. * gabriel
In 1950 ---------- issues its 1st credit cards. * diner's club
Badlands is a feature of which American state * south dakota
What is the main ingredient of the Indian dish 'dhal' * pulses
Which word describes a male singer singing in a high register * falsetto
Where does the Iditarod dog sled race take place * alaska
By what name was the American William Cody better known * buffalo bill
TV /Movies:Who directed the 2000 film 'Gladiator' * ridley scott
What is the technical term for the bones in the fingers and toes * phalanges
Whose abduction of Helen of Troy brought about the Trojan War * paris
What was the first name of Captain Bligh, of 'Mutiny on the Bounty' fame * william
Which British scientist invented a safety lamp for miners * davy
The film M * A * S * H was set during which war * korean
What kind of garment is a 'Sloppy Joe" * sweater
Which acid is found in yoghurt * lactic
How is a zither played * plucked
Ferrite is a form of which metal * iron
How many musicians are there in a nonet * nine
Who had the UK Christmas NO 1 single in 1995 with Earth Song * michael jackson
Which country had four kings called malcolm * scotland
What is the name for a painting depicting objects such as fruit and flowers * still life
What is the name given to the salted roe of a sturgeon * caviar
Riveting is a method of joining pieces of what * metal
What is the name for the outer part of a citrus fruit * zest
Which mountain range forms a geographical boundary between Europe and Asia * urals
Little Jimmy Osmond topped the charts with 'Long Haired Lover from... * liverpool
What is the North American word for aluminium * aluminum
Which song was a hit for Elvis Costello in 1979 * oliver's army
Which phrase means computer simulation that seems life like * virtual reality
The Panama canal connects the pacific Ocean and which other body of water * caribbean sea
Nostradamus was famous for making what * predictions
What name is given to a boxer who leads with his right hand * southpaw
Who starred as an alien in the 1970's film 'The Man Who Fell to Earth * david bowie
What type of food is tortellini * pasta
Who wrote and directed the 1977 film 'Annie Hall' * woody allen
What would be the defining characteristic of a narcissistic person * vanity
What is the name for the part of the bone that fits into a socket to form hip and shoulder joints * ball
What represent the body and blood of Christ in the service of Holy Communion * bread and wine
What is the colour of the maple leaf on the Canadian flag * red
What type of animal was Nana the nursemaid in 'Peter Pan' * dog
What was the nickname of the basketball player Earvin Johnson * magic
What part of the body does a neuro-surgeon specialise in * nervous system
Which book of words has a latin name that means 'treasure' * thesaurus
What would a gardener do with secateurs * prune plants
Where do Grand Prix drivers put their cars at the beginning of a race * grid
Which sign used in punctuation denotes interrogation * question mark
Which word refers to the internal diameter of a gun barrel * calibre
What is the name of a hairstyle in which the head is shaved except for a central strip * mohican
What is the name of the desert in California * mojave
What surname links the singers Jim and Van * morrison
What was a ducat * coin
A dime is equal to how many cents * ten
What is an amulet * lucky charm
In which country was Pilsner beer originally brewed * czech republic
What kind of bird is a 'poussin' * chicken
With what type of reference book is Joseph Whitaker associated * almanack
The German Opel family was known for the manufacture of what * cars
In military slang which word means to carry heavy equipment on foot over difficult terrain * yomp
What word means an attack of nerves suffered by sportsman especially golfers * yips
What kind of vegetable is 'calabrese' * broccoli
Where would you be most likely to see a 'gazebo' * garden
A shy retiring person is known as a shrinking what * violet
What type of scientific equipment was named after the german Bunsen * burner
What is likely to have a watermark * paper
Louis Pasteur developed a vaccine for what * rabies
What is the main source of vitamin C * fruit
In the abbreviation VDU what does the V stand for * visual
What is the capital of malta * valetta
What does P stand for in the abbreviation PLO * palestine
Lara Croft is a character in which computer game * tomb raider
Ireland's River Shannon flows into which ocean * atlantic
Someone with firmly fixed opinions is said to be dyed in what * the wool
What is the name for a match of 3 games in bridge * rubber
Scotch mist is a type of what * rain
Complete the title of the Umberto Eco book 'The Name of the..... * rose
In mythology Romulus and Remus were brought up by which animal * wolf
What is a high ranking chess player called * grandmaster
Which word describes 2 lines which are always the same distance apart * parallel
Fax is short for which word * facsimile
Who or what would be looked after in a creche * children
Jesse Owens is associated with what sport * athletics
Which fictional land was used to describe John F Kennedy's term as president * camelot
Whose tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922 * tutankhamen
Insulin is commonly used to treat which condition * diabetes
By what title was Mohandas K Gandhi known * mahatma
The man known as the Red baron was famous in which field * aviation
What kind of poem its keats's 'to a Nightingale' * ode
Eliza Doolittle is a character in which George Bernard Shaw play * pygmalion
In the acronym 'laser' what does the L stand for * light
What does a person look like if described as 'wan' * pale-faced
Telly Savalas played which TV detective * kojak
The first atom bomb was dropped on which Japanese city * hiroshima
In sport what would a person do with a quoit * throw it
Complete the title of this Johny Cash song 'A Boy Named.... * sue
Bardolatry is an excessive admiration for which writer * william shakespeare
What shape is the head of an Allen key * hexagonal
The Bering Strait divides Russia from where * alaska
Which bomb used in the Dambuster raids was invented by Barnes Wallis * bouncing bomb
What is a slang name for diamonds * ice
In the bible who authorises the Crucifixion * pontius pilate
The word 'hacienda' comes from which language * spanish
Softball is a variation on which game * baseball
In which country are 'fajitas' a traditional dish * mexico
Afrikaans developed from which language * dutch
Where in Europe is the Barbary ape found in the wild * gibraltar
What nationality was Louis Braille * french
Sedimentary and igneous are types of what * rock
The main square in Venice is named after this saint * mark
In traditional Chinese thought what is the opposite of 'yin' * tang
In which country are Mariachi bands traditional * mexico
In which sport does a player address the ball * golf
Which word refers to all the animal life of a specific place or time * fauna
What nationality is the racing driver Jean Alesi * french
What is the main use of tinder * lighting a fire
In Greek mythology who was the father of Iphigenia & Electra * agamemnon
Irian Jaya is the name for the western part of which island * new guinea
The Roman philosopher Seneca was tutor to which emperor * nero
With which instrument is the musician Dennis Brain associated * french horn
The Black Prince was the first holder of which Royal title * duke of cornwall
N'Djamena is the capital of which African country * chad
Which book of the bible tells of the death of moses * deuteronomy
In mathematics which prefix refers to 10 to the power of minus 9 * atto
In Greek mythology who was the mother of Uranus * gaia
Gustav Vasa was the King of which Scandinavian country * sweden
The name of which plant comes from the Greek meaning 'earth-apple' * camomile
In which constellation is the star cluster Pleiades * taurus
Epaminondas was the general of which ancient state * thebes
Titus Oates was the instigator of which historical plot * popish
Which French author wrote 'The Outsider" * albert camus
What is the highest mountain in Canada called * mount logan
What instrument was played by jazz musician Chet Baker * trumpet
The Egyptian godess Bastet was depicted with the head of which creature * cat
The balboa is the unit of currancy in which country * panama
In a church what is a galilee * porch
Who painted the famous picture of Marat assassinated in his bath * david
Calamine, used as an ointment , contains a carbonate of which element * zinc
Which leader was defeated at the battle of Salamis * alexander
What was the former name of Burkina Faso in Africa * upper volta
The word 'batrachian' describes which animals * frogs & toads
Which Latin American author wrote 'The War of the End of the World' * mario vargas llosa
Which animal has the latin name 'Bos grunniens' * yak
The author Jules Verne was born in which city * nantes
What does an oologist study * bird's eggs
What is the largest lake in Central America * lake nicaragua
What is the largest wholly Indonesian island * sumatra
John Lilburne was a leader of which group * levellers
What name is given to the 4th Sunday in Lent * refreshment sunday
Which author wrote the 'Stone Diaries' * carol shields
Which Canadian city was originally called Bytown * ottawa
In which century was the Ming Dynasty founded in China * fourteenth
Mount Dashan is in which African country * ethiopia
A 'gam' is a collection of which creatures * whales
In Arthurian legend who is the son of Sir Lancelot * galahad
Which city is the title of Mozart's 36th Symphony * prague
Two South American countries have no coastline, Bolivia is one what is the other * paraguay
In Arthurian legend, who was the Lily Maid of Astolat * elaine
Frank Zappa was lead singer with which band * mothers of invention
Which small republic is situated on the slopes of Monte Titano in Italy * san marino
By which name is Mendelssohn's Third Symphony known * scottish
Fish was lead singer with which band, before going solo * marillion
Which musical was based on H.G.Wells' novel 'Kipps' * half a sixpence
In which European city is the Montjuic stadium and the Parc Gruell * barcelona
Whose record breaking performance in winning Olympic Gold in 1968 stood as a World record for 23 years * bob beamon
In which musical is the song, 'Hey Big Spender' featured * sweet charity
Whose recent books include 'Shattered' and 'Second Wind' * dick francis
Which cricketer played in 52 test matches and averaged 99.94 runs * sir don bradman
The Charles Bridge and St Vitus' Cathedral are in which European city * prague
Whose recent books include 'Crisis Four' and 'Firewall' * andy mcnab
The country name for which bird is the 'ruddock' * robin
In musical notation which note is half a minim * crotchet
David Stirling was the founder of which organisation * s a s
Which musical note is the longest * breve
The country name for which bird is 'merle' * blackbird
What is the US equivalent of the S.A.S. * delta force
What is the name for a legal document, used in court, in which a person swears that certain facts are true * affadavit
What would a car have if its specification included P.A.S. * power assisted steering
In Japanese cooking what name is given to small pieces of raw fish served with cold rice * sushi
If in law someone is convicted of A.B.H. for what does the 'A' stand * actual
'The Slave of Duty', is the alternate title for which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta * pirates of penzance
In Indonesian cookery what name is given to meat kebabs served with a peanut sauce * satay
What would a car have if its specification included A.B.S. * anti-lock braking system
'The Merry Man and his Maid', is the alternate title for which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta * yeoman of the guard
What building defect was the title of along running TV comedy series * rising damp
On which river does Melbourne stand * yarra
Eglantine Jebb founded which charitable organisation * save the children fund
What made up the Bouquet in the 70's TV series starring Susan Penhaligon * barbed wire
Give either of poet W.H.Auden's Christian names * wystan * hugh
Which Australian city is known as 'The City of Light' * adelaide
Give either of poet E.E.Cummin s' christian names. edward * estlin
What is the character of French wine described as 'mousseaux' * sparkling
Which 'Eastenders' character was found guilty of the murder of Saskia * matthew rose
What is the official language of Mozambique * portuguese
Who wrote the autobiography 'Managing My Life' * sir alex ferguson
What is the official language of Liberia * english
Which actor/singer wrote the autobiography 'Parcel Arrived Safely, Tied With String' * michael crawford
How many laps make up the Indianapolis 500 * two hundred * 200
Who formed Microsoft with Bill Gates * paul allen
Whose 1986 hit was 'Walk Like an Egyptian' * the bangles
How many individual bets make up a Yankee * eleven * 11
Which competition was organised by Mecca Ltd. to coincide with the 1951 Festival of Britain * miss world
Which group's 1986 hit was 'Waiting for the Ghost Train' * madness
What company was formed by the Swede, Ingvar Kamprad * ikea
Which comic actor who died in 1977 entered a competition to find his look alike, anonymously, and only came third * charlie chaplin
The Two Ronnies first appeared together in which TV series * the frost report
What is the Great Smoo * scotland's largest cave
What is the main constituent of natural gas * methane
Who was the original presenter of 'Points of View' * robert robinson
Which classic film of 1948 was advertised as, 'Greed, Gold and Gunplay on a Mexican Mountain of Malice' * treasure of the sierra madre
What are the Boyoma and Tugela * waterfalls
Which John Wayne Western was described by a critic as, 'Grand Hotel on Wheels' * stagecoach
Which principality has been ruled by the Grimaldi family since the 15th century * monaco
Mary Donaldson was the first woman to hold which post * lord mayor of london
Where in London is Rotten Row * hyde park
Which TV detective series is set in the town of Denton * frost
In which musical was the song "I remember it well" * gigi
In which British county is the land of the Prince Bishops * county durham
"Poppy Field" and "Water Lilies" were painted by which artist * claude monet
What ingredient is contained in beer but not ale * hops
The novel "Weir of Hermiston" was an unfinished novel by which writer * r l stevenson
Which capital city was originally scheduled to hold the 1940 Summer Olympics, and had to wait for twenty-four years * tokyo
Which trophy is inscribed "The Gentlemen's Single-Handed Championships of the World" * wimbledon men's singles cup
In Shakespeare, who killed Tybalt * romeo
Which food product did Henry Cooper advertise in 1984 * shredded wheat
Which Millais painting was later used in adverts for soap * bubbles
In which county does the River Mersey rise * derbyshire
Who was the first Roman Emperor to adopt Christianity * constantine i
Who composed "Night on the Bare Mountain" in 1867 * moussorgsky
On which town did Mrs Gaskell base "Cranford" * knutsford
The Irish Province of Connaught contains five counties. Sligo and Galway are two. Name one of the others. leitrim * mayo * roscommon
Which British stage and film director won an Oscar in 2000 * sam mendes
What is the main ingredient of the French dish cassoulet * haricot beans
What relation was William the Conqueror to Stephen (1096-1154) * grandfather
Who preceded Bobby Robson as England Football Manager * ron greenwood
To which plant family (strictly genus) do jonquils and daffodils belong * narcissus
Who composed "Invitation to the Dance " in 1819 * weber
In which musical was the song "The Girl that I Marry" * annie get your gun
Which Saint was canonised in 1920, 489 years after she was burned at the stake * joan of arc
Which capital city was scheduled as second choice to hold the 1944 Summer Olympics, and had to wait for another twelve years * helsinki
Who resigned as Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1947 over a Budget leak * hugh dalton
Which creature do Eskimos (or Inuit) call a nanook * polar bear
Phil Collins won an Oscar for Best Original Song in 2000. In which film * tarzan
What was the title of Charles Dicken's unfinished novel * the mystery of edwin drood
In which sport would you find, in a team of ten, a cover point, a goalkeeper, and a third home * lacrosse
Which singer got to number one over Christmas 1985 with "Merry Christmas Everyone" * shakin stevens
In 1986 which Woody Allen film won Oscars for Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress, as well as for Best Original Screenplay * hannah and her sisters
On which motorway are the Trowell and Woodhall service areas * m1
What name did Octavius adopt on becoming the first Roman Emperor in 27 B.C. * augustus
With which 19th century plot was Arthur Thistlewood associated * cato street conspiracy
Alphabetically speaking, which is the last of the 26 Irish counties. Most people say Wexford, but they're wrong * .wicklow
Which TV series is set in the village of Adensfield * heartbeat
Which dance in 2/4 time originated in Bohemia in the early 19th century * polka
Who was the author of "The Moor's Last Sigh" * salman rushdie
Which everyday labour-saving device was patented by Cecil Booth in 1901 * vacuum cleaner
The aniseed-flavoured drink absinthe contained, originally, an extract of which plant * wormwood
Which sport is featured in the film "Raging Bull" * boxing
With which 17th century plot was Francis Tresham associated * gunpowder plot
Which dance in treble time originated as a peasant dance in France and was adopted by the French court in the 18th century * minuet
What was Mother Theresa's Christian name - before she became a nun * agnes
What is the name of the lift used to raise boats from the River Weaver to the canal system called * anderton lift
Who was the author of "The Tin Drum" * gunther grass
Which item of clothing do Eskimos (or Inuit) call mukluks * sealskin boots
Jason Robards won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in 1976 and in 1977. Name either of the films. all the presidents men * julia
The addition of what turns a Welsh rarebit into a Buck rarebit * poached egg
What is the name of Mr. Rochester's house in "Jane Eyre" * thornfield hall
On which motorway are the Michael Wood and Gordano service areas * m5
What plant family (strictly genus) do azaleas belong to * rhododendron
Which singer got to number one over Christmas 1988 with "Mistletoe and Wine" * cliff richard
There were three Kings of England in 1066. Harold and William, of course, and who else * edward the confessor
Which sport is featured in the book and film "This Sporting Life" * rugby league
Who wrote and performed the song "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" * tom lehrer
Who did Roger Bannister beat at the Commonwealth Games of 1954 * john landy
What school does Harry Potter attend * hogwarts
Which Scottish engineer gave his name to the S.I. unit of power * watt
Who composed "The Fountains of Rome" and "The Pines of Rome" * respighi
On which major river are The Owen Falls dam * nile
What was the name of the second Pope * st linus
Galena is a major ore of which metal * lead
Who composed the opera "A Village Romeo and Juliet" * frederick delius
Which singer who died in the 70s was born Ellen Naomi Cohen * mama cass
The song "Trail of the Lonesome Pine" appears in which Laurel and Hardy film * way out west
Who is the prime Minister of France * lionel jospin
In The Simpsons what is the first name of Chief of Police Wiggum * clancy
Which town stands at the mouth of the Great Ouse * kings lynn
Where is the tomb of the Venerable Bede * durham
Which comet struck Jupiter in July 1994 * shoemaker-levy
In which county is Charnwood Forest * leicestershire
Which capital city is built on the site of ancient Tenochtitlan * mexico city
Which moon was discovered on 22 June 1978 * charon
Mount Mitchell is the highest peak in which mountain range * appalachians
Which was the first US city to stage the summer Olympics * st louis
In which English town or city would you find The Christmas Steps * bristol
Two of the permanent residents of Fawlty Towers were old ladies. One is Miss Tibbs, what is the name of the other * miss gatsby
Which major car manufacturer will take over the Benetton Formula 1 team next years * renault
What are Muharram, Rajab and Safar * months in the muslim calendar
In which county is Corfe Castle * dorset
Which Russian choreographer (1904-1983) moved to the USA and became a founder member of the School of American ballet * balachine
Which is the geological period before the Ordovician * cambrian
In which film does Kim Bassinger play a hooker who looks like Veronica Lake * LA Confidential
What does the word chicane mean in the context of a game of bridge * a hand without any trumps
In Shakespeare's Macbeth, which wood appears to move * birnham wood
What sort or creature is a Boto * dolphin
Who produces the male fragrance Eau Sauvage * christian dior
Dover is the capital of which US state * delaware
Who is the president of Russia * vladimir putin
Who is Private Eyes "First Lady of Fleet St" * glenda slagg
Which 90s Grand National Winner was trained by Martin Pipe * minnehoma
Name either of the last men on the Moon (last name only) * cernan * schmitt
The first programmable machine was made in 1808, what was it * loom
What is known as the " Palace of the Peak" * chatsworth house
What name is given to a substance in which resistance decreaces as temperature increases * semiconductor
What is the family name of the Dukes of Bedford * russell
The first mass production began in 1808, what was the product * wooden pulley blocks
Which iron warship is docked close to HMS Victory at Portsmouth * hms warrior
Name the treaty of 1929 which recognised Papal authority within the Vatican City * lateran treaty
In thermodynamics what word describes the disorder of a system * entropy
Who composed "Sinfonia Antartica" * ralph vaughan williama
What is the family name of the Dukes of Somerset * seymour
Who is Al Gores running mate in the 2000 Presidential election campaign * joe liebermann
Who was the second woman in space * savitskaya
The song Honolulu Baby appears in which Laurel and Hardy film * sons of the desert
In The Simpsons, what is the first name of Mr Burns assistant Smithers * waylon
What are Kayobi, Doyobi, and Kinyobi * japanese days of the week
What is the state capital of Nevada * carson city
In the German episode of Fawlty Towers Sybil was in hospital for which operation * ingrown toenail
Which is the highest peak in the Andes * aconcagua
Who is the heroine of Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal. (Full name) * clarice starling
Which of the twelve largest islands in the World lies directly between Borneo and New Guinea * celebes
What was "The gun that tamed the West" * winchester rifle
Who is the headmaster of Hogwarts school in the Harry Potter books * professor dumbledore
What is the name given to the fortified gateway of a castle * barbican
The Atomium is a famous tourist attraction in which city * brussells
Angus Drummie Zeb Gaye is a member of which group * aswad
Which Welsh island is called the Isle of the Saints * bardsey island
Which Russian (1880-1942) choreographed the dying swan for * pavlova kokine
The Queen of Spades and Jack of Diamonds combine to form the key combination in which card game * bezique * pinochle
Which book is subtitled "the Mistakes of a Night" * she stoops to conquer
What are the two main islands of the Philippines * mindanao & luzon
Whose autobiography is Parcel Arrived Safely: Tied With String * micheal crawford
In which year did a military coup overthrow President Allende of Chile * 1973
Whose latest album is G.O.A.T. (Greatest of all time) * l l cool j
Guy Blaine is the latest boyfriend of which famous lady * barbie
In the opera 'La Traviata', what does La Traviata mean * the fallen woman
What, according to Hilaire Belloc's cautionary verse, was Matilda's problem * she told such dreadful lies
Which two South American countries do not share a land boundary with Brazil * chile & ecuador
What was the name of the submarine which sank the General Belgrano during the Falklands conflict * hms conqueror
After which creature is the Californian island of Alcatraz named * pelican
Who was the losing Democratic candidate when Dwight D Eisenhower was re-elected as US President in 1956 * adlai stevenson
Which famous battle was fought this day In 490 BC * marathon
Which composer was given the soubriquet' IL PRETE ROSSO I * vivaldi
Who wrote the novel' The Turn of the Screw' * henry james
With what instrument is the jazz musician Chet Baker associated * trumpet
In which country is the cheese Bolbo produced * france
Of which metal is sperrylite the ore * platinum
What is the chemical symbol for antimony * sb
Who painted' A Bar at the Folies Bergere' (1882) * edouard manet
What is the common name for Sturnus vulgaris * starling
Which athlete withdrew from the Sydney Olympics claiming she had been confronted by a stranger in her hotel room * marie-jose perec
Who was Alexander the Great's father * phillip ii
Who discovered the circulation of blood * william harvey
Which art gallery is the home of Rodin's ' The Kiss' and Picasso's The Three Dancers' * tate modern
The Taj Mahal was built on the southern bank of which river * jumna
Which European city is served by Fiumicino airport * rome
Who is the only cricketer in Wisden 2000's Five cricketers of the Century not to have a knighthood * shane warne
Which Prime Minister of Pakistan was deposed in a military coup in October 1999 * nawaz sharif
The' Long John Silver Collection' housed on the Cutty Sark is the nations largest collection of what * ship's figureheads
What is the UK's largest publicly funded building, constructed in the 1900's * the british library
Whish actress was nominated for an Oscar for her part as a prostitute in the 1995 film Leaving Las Vegas * elizabeth shue
Who was the writer of the novel' Anna of the Five Towns' * arnold bennett
Which cricketer has played more tests than any other * allan border
Which Italian born US physicist won the 1938 Nobel Prize for Physics for his work on radioactive elements * enrico fermi
What form of light comes at wavelengths below 360 nanometers * ultra violet
The Clifton Suspension Bridge spans which river * avon
From which sport does the phrase' to win hands down' come * horse racing
Which feature length Disney cartoon had a Scottish Terrier called Jock in it * lady and the tramp
Which major food company grew out of the Sanitas Food Company of Battle Creek, Michigan * kelloggs
Name the port at the mouth of the River Seine * le havre
What was the first day of the Roman month called * the calends
Who wrote the classic novel' Anne of Green Gables' * l m montgomery
Which actor portrayed head of Tommy Lee Jones department in the film Men In Black * rip torn
The statue of which famous Englishman stands in the"Piazza of the  British Library * sir isaac newton
To what does the original term' cutty sark ' refer * short shift * chemise
Who became' Chief Executive' of Pakistan in October 1999 * general pervaiz musharraf
Arlanda is the airport which serves which European city * stockholm
What in muslim countries is a' taj * brimless hat
Which art gallery would you visit to see Botticelli's ' Birth of Venus' * the uffizi, florence
What is a sphygmomanometer used to measure * blood pressure
What was the name of Hannibal's father * hamilcar barca
What is the common name for Larus argentatus * the herring gull
Who painted 'The 3rd of May' (1808) * francisco de goya
What is the chemical symbol for plutonium * pu
Of which metal is azurite the ore * copper
In which country is the cheese Tome produced * denmark
With what instrument is the jazz musician Dexter Gordon associated * ' tenor saxophone
Who wrote the opera' The Turn of the Screw' * benjamin britten
Which Pope died on today's date in 1978 * john paul 1
Who were the two disappointed candidates when Richard Nixon was elected as US President in 1968 * hubert humphrey * george wallace
South Africa's Robben Island takes its name from which creatures * seals
What was the name of the submarine that sank in the Barents Sea in August this year * kursk
What is the currency of Ecuador * sucre
Who according to Hilaire Belloc, had a chief defect of "chewing little bits of string" * henry king
Name The Year: Oliver Pollock, a New Orleans Businessman, creates the "$" symbol. * 1778
Name The Year: Otto von Bismarck, statesman, born. * 1815
Name The Year: First wartime conscription law in US went into effect. * 1863
Name The Year: Sergei Rachmaninoff (in Novgorod Province, Russia), composer, born. * 1873
Name The Year: Lon Chaney, actor, man of a thousand faces, born. * 1883
Name The Year: The first dishwashing machine is marketed in Chicago. * 1889
Name The Year: Royal Air Force established in Britain. * 1918
Name The Year: Grace Lee Whitney, actor (Star Trek), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Debbie Reynolds (in El Paso, TX), actor, dancer, born. * 1932
Name The Year: Nazi Germany began persecution of Jews boycotting Jewish businesses. * 1933
Name The Year: U.S. recognized Franco govt in Spain at end of the Spanish civil war. * 1939
Name The Year: American forces launched the invasion of Okinawa during WW II. * 1945
Name The Year: Annette O'Toole (in Houston, TX), actor, born. * 1952
Name The Year: TIROS I (Television and Infra-Red Observation Satellite) launched to improve weather prediction. * 1960
Name The Year: Iran proclaimed an Islamic Republic following the fall of the Shah. * 1979
Name The Year: Marvin Gaye shot to death by his father Marvin Gaye Sr in LA. * 1984
Name The Year: Charlemagne, emperor (Holy Roman Empire), born. * 742
Name The Year: Hans Christian Andersen, danish storyteller, born. * 1805
Name The Year: Frederic A. Bartholdi, sculptor who created the Statue of Liberty, born. * 1834
Name The Year: First Italian Parliament met at Turin. * 1860
Name The Year: Samuel F.B. Morse, the developer of the electric telegraph, died. * 1872
Name The Year: Walter Chrysler, founded a car company, born. * 1875
Name The Year: Buddy Ebsen, actor (Beverly Hillbillies, Barnaby Jones), born. * 1908
Name The Year: Sir Alec Guiness, thespian (credits-too-numerous-to-mention), born. * 1914
Name The Year: Pres. Wilson asked Congress to declare war against Germany. * 1917
Name The Year: Jack Webb, actor (Dragnet, The D.I.), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Doris Day (in Cincinnatti, Ohio), actor, girl next door, born. * 1924
Name The Year: Lindbergh turned over $50,000 as ransom for kidnapped son. * 1932
Name The Year: Sir Watson-Watt granted a patent for RADAR. * 1935
Name The Year: Emmylou Harris (in Alabama), singer, born. * 1948
Name The Year: Yuri A. Gagarin, first man in orbit. * 1961
Name The Year: Arganat Comm publishes report concerning the Yom Kippur War. * 1974
Name The Year: French president Georges Pompidou died in Paris. * 1974
Name The Year: Argentina seized the disputed Falkland (Malvinas) Islands from Britain. * 1982
Name The Year: TV show "Dallas" premiers. * 1982
Name The Year: Soyuz T-11 is launched. * 1984
Name The Year: Washington Irving, writer (Rip Van Winkle, Legend of Sleepy Hollow), born. * 1783
Name The Year: John Burroughs, founded what later became the Burroughs Corporation, born. * 1837
Name The Year: Jesse James shot dead in St. Joseph Mo. by Robert Ford. * 1882
Name The Year: Marlon Brando, actor (The Godfather, Last Tango in Paris), born. * 1924
Name The Year: Bruno Hauptmann, convicted Lindbergh baby killer, executed. * 1936
Name The Year: Wayne Newton, singer, born. * 1942
Name The Year: Eddie Murphy, comedian, actor, born. * 1961
Name The Year: US and Panama agree to resume diplomatic relations. * 1964
Name The Year: Luna 10, first lunar orbiter. * 1966
Name The Year: N. Vietnam agreed to meet US reps to set up preliminary peace talks. * 1968
Name The Year: Soyuz 14 is launched. * 1974
Name The Year: Egyptian Pres Anwar Sadat first meeting with President Jimmy Carter. * 1977
Name The Year: UN Security Council demanded Argentina withdraw from Falkland Islands. * 1982
Name The Year: Caracalla Roman emperor (211-17), born. * 188
Name The Year: Formosus ends his reign as Catholic Pope * 896
Name The Year: Alfonso X Spanish king (Castile & Leon), dies at 62 * 1284
Name The Year: Frances Drake completres circumnavigation of the world * 1581
Name The Year: Frederick II king of Denmark, dies * 1588
Name The Year: Congress decided US flag is 13 red and white stripes and 20 stars. * 1818
Name The Year: Karl Wilhelm Siemens inventor (laid undersea cables), born. * 1823
Name The Year: William Henry Harrison dies of pneumonia and becomes the first U.S. president to die in office. * 1841
Name The Year: Asteroid 54, Kalypso discovered (named for goddess of silence) * 1858
Name The Year: Pony Express begins service, from St. Joseph, Missouri. * 1860
Name The Year: Arthur Murray, dance instructor, born. * 1895
Name The Year: Duke Ellington bandleader (Take the A Train), born. * 1899
Name The Year: Chinese republic proclaimed in Tibet * 1912
Name The Year: The movie "The Perils of Pauline" is shown for the first time, in Los Angeles. * 1914
Name The Year: Muddy Waters [McKinley Morganfield], guitarist (Hoochie Coochie Man), born. * 1915
Name The Year: Battle of Somme, ends * 1918
Name The Year: Margaret Dupont tennis champion, born. * 1918
Name The Year: Karl Freidrich Benz automobile engineer (Mercedes), dies * 1929
Name The Year: British troops capture Addis Ababa Ethiopia * 1944
Name The Year: Hungarian National Day. * 1945
Name The Year: Hungary liberated from Nazi occupation (National Day) * 1945
Name The Year: North Atlantic Treaty Organization founded (NATO -- "OTAN" in French). * 1949
Name The Year: Senegalese National Day begins * 1960
Name The Year: Beatles' "Can't Buy Me Love," single goes #1 & stays #1 for 5 weeks * 1964
Name The Year: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr shot to death in Memphis, Tennessee. * 1968
Name The Year: Dr. Denton Cooley implants first temporary artificial heart. * 1969
Name The Year: Hank Aaron tied Babe Ruth's home-run record by hitting his 714th. * 1974
Name The Year: Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto former Pakistani president, hanged in Pakistan * 1979
Name The Year: 6th space shuttle mission, Challenger 1 launched * 1983
Name The Year: Winston Smith in Orwell's "1984" begins his secret diary * 1984
Name The Year: Gloria Estefan released from the hospital after her accident * 1990
Name The Year: B.C. Noah's ark grounded, Mt Ararat (calculated date) * 2348
Name The Year: Alexander Nevsky of Novgorod defeats Teutonic Knights * 1242
Name The Year: Richard Roose boiled to death for trying to poison an archbishop * 1531
Name The Year: Indian princess Pocahontas marries English colonist John Rolfe * 1614
Name The Year: Sir Henry Havelock British soldier (War in Afghanistan 1838-39), born. * 1795
Name The Year: The opera "Die Fledermaus" is produced (Vienna) * 1847
Name The Year: Writer Oscar Wilde is arrested * 1895
Name The Year: 1st modern Olympic Games officially opens in Athens * 1896
Name The Year: Spencer Tracy actor (Father's Little Dividend, Adam's Rib), born. * 1900
Name The Year: Bette Davis Lowell Mass, famous eyes (Of Human Bondage, Jezebel), born. * 1908
Name The Year: Alberto Romero "Cubby" Broccoli film producer, born. * 1909
Name The Year: Gregory Peck La Jolla Calif, actor (To Kill a Mockingbird, MacArthur), born. * 1916
Name The Year: Nguyen Van Thieu president of South Vietnam, born. * 1923
Name The Year: Nigel Hawthorne actor (Tartuffe, Pope John Paul II (Sir Humphrey Appleby in Yes Minister), Richard III), born. * 1929
Name The Year: Eric Burdon rocker (Animals-House of the Rising Sun), born. * 1941
Name The Year: Poon Lim found after being adrift 133 days * 1943
Name The Year: Julius & Ethel Rosenberg, atomic spies, sentenced to death * 1951
Name The Year: Elvis Presley records his debut single, "That's All Right" * 1954
Name The Year: Winston Churchill resigns as British PM, Anthony Eden succeeds him * 1955
Name The Year: Cammie Lusko LA Calif, Guinness' World Strongest Woman, born. * 1958
Name The Year: NASA civilian pilot Neil A Armstrong takes X-15 to 54,600 m * 1962
Name The Year: Beatles receive their 1st silver disc (Please Please Me) * 1963
Name The Year: Douglas MacArthur US general (Pacific theater-WW II), dies at 84 * 1964
Name The Year: Mount Etna erupts in Sicily Italy * 1971
Name The Year: Chai Kai-shek leader (Taiwan), dies * 1975
Name The Year: Harold Wilson resigns as British PM. * 1976
Name The Year: Howard Hughes reclusive billionaire, dies at 72 * 1976
Name The Year: Record for a throw-and-return boomerang toss is set (121m) * 1986
Name The Year: Fox TV network premiers showing Married With Children & Tracey Ullman * 1987
Name The Year: Solidarity grants legal status in Poland * 1989
Name The Year: Space Shuttle STS 37 (Atlantis 8) launched * 1991
Name The Year: US begins air drops to Kurdish refugees in Northern Iraq * 1991
Name The Year: Butch Cassidy, famous entrepreneur * 1866
Name The Year: Brigham Young marries number 27, his final wife. * 1868
Name The Year: Erich Weiss (aka Harry Houdini), escapist * 1874
Name The Year: Anthony Herman Gerard Fokker, Dutch aircraft pioneer * 1890
Name The Year: Donald Wills Douglas, founded an aircraft company * 1892
Name The Year: Modern Olympics Anniversary. (First modern Olympiad) * 1896
Name The Year: First animated cartoon is copyrighted. * 1906
Name The Year: US declares war on Germany (WWI). * 1917
Name The Year: Four planes take off on first successful around-the-world flight. * 1926
Name The Year: Merle Haggard, musician * 1937
Name The Year: Billy Dee Williams, actor (Star Wars, Batman) * 1937
Name The Year: Intelsat 1 ("Early Bird") first commercial geosynchronous communication satellite. * 1965
Name The Year: Pioneer 11 launched. First spacecraft to flyby Saturn. * 1973
Name The Year: Nationalist Chinese leader Chiang Kai-Shek died at the age of 87. * 1975
Name The Year: Eleventh Space Shuttle Mission - Challenger 5 is launched. * 1984
Name The Year: cholars' calculate this as the date that Jesus of Nazareth was crucified by Roman troops in Jerusalem. * 30 S
Name The Year: St. Francis Xavier, missionary * 1506
Name The Year: William Wordsworth (in England), poet * 1770
Name The Year: W. K. Kellogg, founded a cereal company * 1860
Name The Year: Billie Holiday, blues singer * 1915
Name The Year: Using phone lines TV was sent from Washington DC to New York City. * 1927
Name The Year: James Garner, actor (Maverick movies and series, etc.) * 1928
Name The Year: Francis Ford Coppola, director * 1939
Name The Year: David Frost, pundit * 1939
Name The Year: World Health Organization is established. * 1948
Name The Year: First astronauts - selection announced by NASA. * 1959
Name The Year: Radar first bounced off sun, Stanford California. * 1959
Name The Year: Challenger crew perform a spacewalk - first by US in 9 years. * 1983
Name The Year: B.C. Gautama Buddha (as celebrated in Japan-Kambutsue), born. * 563
Name The Year: Caracalla [Marcus Aureiius Antoniius], Roman emperor, dies. * 217
Name The Year: John II Byzantine emperor, dies in an accident. * 1143
Name The Year: Philip IV king of Spain & Portugal (1621-65), born. * 1605
Name The Year: The first patent is granted for a fire escape ... a wicker basket on a pully and a chain, designed by a London watchmaker. * 1766
Name The Year: League of Nations assembles for last time. * 1946
Name The Year: President Harry Truman seizes steel industry to avoid a strike. * 1952
Name The Year: Julian Lennon, musician, son of John Lennon, born. * 1963
Name The Year: Unmanned Gemini 1 launched. * 1964
Name The Year: OAO 1, the 1st orbiting astronomical observatory, launched. * 1966
Name The Year: New socialist constitution of East Germany takes effect. * 1968
Name The Year: 1st legal off-track betting system begins (OTB-New York). * 1971
Name The Year: Pablo Picasso artist, dies near Mougins, France, at 91. * 1973
Name The Year: Phil Ochs rock producer, dies. * 1976
Name The Year: Gen Omar Bradley last 5-star general, dies in NY at 88. * 1981
Name The Year: India files suit against Union Carbide over Bhopal disaster. * 1985
Name The Year: Clint Eastwood elected mayor of Carmel, California. It made his day. * 1986
Name The Year: "Twin Peaks" with Peggy Lipton premiers on ABC-TV. * 1990
Name The Year: Eadweard Muybridge, pioneered study of motion in photography, born. * 1830
Name The Year: Charles Proteus Steinmetz, electronics pioneer, born. * 1865
Name The Year: W. C. Fields, actor, Philadelphian, born. * 1879
Name The Year: Mance Lipscomb, blues musician, born. * 1895
Name The Year: John Presper Eckert, co-inventor of first electronic computer (ENIAC), born. * 1919
Name The Year: Hugh Hefner, publisher of Playboy, made bunnies famous, born. * 1926
Name The Year: Mae West makes her New York City debut in a daring new play, "Diamond Lil". * 1928
Name The Year: American and Filipino forces overwhelmed by Japanese at Bataan. * 1942
Name The Year: U.S. Atomic Energy Commission confirmed. * 1947
Name The Year: Bob Hope makes his first TV appearance. * 1950
Name The Year: Dennis Quaid, actor, born. * 1954
Name The Year: United Nations Charter hearing. * 1955
Name The Year: Seve Ballesteros, golfer, born. * 1957
Name The Year: NASA announces first seven astronauts with The Right Stuff. * 1959
Name The Year: Paulina Porizkova, Sports Illustrated swimsuit covergirl, actress, born. * 1965
Name The Year: First Boeing 737 rolls out. * 1967
Name The Year: Soyuz 35 is launched. * 1980
Name The Year: Sixth Space Shuttle Mission - Challenger 1 returns to Earth. * 1983
Name The Year: U.S. Patent system established * 1790
Name The Year: William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, born. * 1829
Name The Year: Joseph Pulitzer, awarded newspaper prizes, born. * 1847
Name The Year: Kahlil Gibran, philosopher, born. * 1883
Name The Year: Safety pin patented by Walter Hunt of New York City. He immediately sells the patent rights for $100. * 1849
Name The Year: Austrian Archduke Maximilian became emperor of Mexico. * 1864
Name The Year: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals organized. * 1866
Name The Year: RMS Titanic sets sail for its first and last voyage. * 1912
Name The Year: Harry Morgan (in Detroit, MI), actor (Dragnet, M * A * S * H), born. * 1915
Name The Year: First professional golf tournament held. * 1916
Name The Year: Chuck Connors, actor (The Rifleman), born. * 1924
Name The Year: Max von Sydow, actor, born. * 1929
Name The Year: Synthetic rubber first produced. * 1930
Name The Year: Paul von Hindenburg elected first German president (Hitler was the second). * 1932
Name The Year: Omar Sharif, actor (Tamarind Seed, Dr. Zhivago), born. * 1932
Name The Year: Nazi concentration camp at Buchenwald liberated by US 80th Division. * 1945
Name The Year: House of Wax, first feature-length 3-D movie, released in New York. * 1953
Name The Year: Yitzhak Rabin replaces resigning Prime Minister Golda Meir. * 1974
Name The Year: Soyuz 33 is launched. * 1979
Name The Year: The Hubble space telescope is brought on-line. Unfortunately, its mirror is slightly warped * 1990
Name The Year: Deusdedit III begins his reign as Catholic Pope * 672
Name The Year: Donus ends his reign as Catholic Pope * 678
Name The Year: Frederick I the Warlike, elector of Saxony, born. * 1370
Name The Year: Peace of Utrecht; France cedes Maritime provinces to Britain * 1713
Name The Year: George Canning (C) British PM (1827), born. * 1770
Name The Year: 1st abdication of Napoleon; he is exiled to Elba * 1814
Name The Year: Heinrich Schwabe discoverer of 11-year sunspot cycle, dies * 1875
Name The Year: President McKinley asks for Spanish-American War declaration * 1898
Name The Year: Treaty of Paris ratifies; Spain cedes Puerto Rico to US * 1899
Name The Year: James A Bailey circus showman (Barnum & Bailey), dies at 58 * 1906
Name The Year: Bob Dylan's 1st appearance at Folk City, Greenwich Village * 1911
Name The Year: Oleg Cassini Paris France, fashion designer for Jackie Kennedy, born. * 1913
Name The Year: George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion," premieres * 1914
Name The Year: Turkestan ASSR established in Russian SFSR * 1921
Name The Year: Germany blitzes Conventry, England * 1941
Name The Year: Singer Nat Cole attacked on stage of Birmingham theater by whites * 1956
Name The Year: John XXIII encyclical On peace in truth, justice, charity & liberty * 1963
Name The Year: Apollo 13 launched to Moon; unable to land, returns in 6 days * 1970
Name The Year: Beatles' "Let It Be," single goes #1 & stays #1 for 2 weeks * 1970
Name The Year: Ugandan dictator Idi Amin overthrown; Tanzania takes Kampala * 1979
Name The Year: Paul McCartney releases "Coming Up" * 1980
Name The Year: Challenger astronauts complete 1st in space satellite repair * 1984
Name The Year: Dodge Morgan sailed solo nonstop around the world in 150 days * 1986
Name The Year: Halley's Comet makes closest approach to Earth this trip, 63 M km * 1986
Name The Year: UN Security Council issues formal cease fire with Iraq declaration * 1991
Name The Year: Fort Sumter, SC, shelled by Confederate troops under General Beauregard. The American Civil War begins. * 1861
Name The Year: Tiny Tim, singer, born. * 1930
Name The Year: Highest velocity wind ever recorded on Mt Washington, 231 mph. * 1934
Name The Year: Herbie Hancock, musician, born. * 1940
Name The Year: Franklin D. Rooseveldt dies of a cerebral hemorrhage in Warm Springs, Ga. * 1945
Name The Year: David Letterman, late night television talk show host, born. * 1947
Name The Year: David Cassidy, Shirley Jones' kid on TV and real life, born. * 1950
Name The Year: Salk polio vaccine safe and effective; four billion dimes marched. * 1955
Name The Year: Yuri A. Gagarin becomes first man to orbit Earth aboard Vostok 1. * 1961
Name The Year: Soyuz 33 returns to Earth. * 1979
Name The Year: First launch of the space shuttle "Columbia" with John Young and Bob Crippen at the controls. * 1981
Name The Year: Alfred Butts, inventor of the game 'Scrabble', born. * 1899
Name The Year: Samuel Beckett, playwright, born. * 1906
Name The Year: Ron Perlman, actor, born. * 1950
Name The Year: Peabo Bryson, singer, born. * 1951
Name The Year: UN General Assembly condemns South Africa for apartheid. * 1961
Name The Year: Sidney Poitier became first black man to win Oscar for best actor. * 1964
Name The Year: Pan Am places $525,000,000 order for 25 Boeing 747's. * 1966
Name The Year: Apollo 13's Beech-built oxygen tank explodes. * 1970
Name The Year: Christopher Wilder, FBI's 'most wanted man' accidentally killed self. * 1984
Name The Year: Eleventh Space Shuttle Mission - Challenger 5 returns to Earth. * 1984
Name The Year: Pope John Paul II met Rome's Chief Rabbi Elio Toaff at Rome synagogue. * 1986
Name The Year: First American school for the deaf (Hartford, Connecticut) * 1817
Name The Year: President Abraham Lincoln shot in Ford's Theatre by J.W. Booth. * 1865
Name The Year: Arnold Toynbee, historian, born. * 1889
Name The Year: First motion picture shown in NY City * 1894
Name The Year: Sir John Gielgud, actor, singer, born. * 1904
Name The Year: The RMS Titanic strikes an iceberg at 11:40 p.m. * 1912
Name The Year: Rod Steiger, actor, born. * 1925
Name The Year: Loretta Lynn (in Kentucky), Ms. Country Music, coal miner's daughter, born. * 1935
Name The Year: Tokyo incendiary raids, using B-29's, damage Imperial Palace. * 1945
Name The Year: First Space Shuttle - Columbia 1 returns to Earth. * 1981
Name The Year: John Boyd Dunlop, developed the pneumatic rubber tire, born. * 1840
Name The Year: Belle Starr, entertainer of the wild west, born. * 1848
Name The Year: Andre-Gustave Citroen, French automaker, born. * 1878
Name The Year: Giuseppe Verdi's opera "Otello" premiers. * 1887
Name The Year: Red Buttons, comedian, actor, born. * 1919
Name The Year: Charlotte Rampling (in England), born. * 1946
Name The Year: Barbara Hershey (in Atlanta, Georgia), born. * 1948
Name The Year: Bobby Brown, singer, born. * 1969
Name The Year: Wilbur Wright, of aeroplane fame, born. * 1867
Name The Year: Charlie Chaplin, actor, comedian, movie director, born. * 1889
Name The Year: Peter Ustinov, actor (Fiddler on the Roof, Death on the Nile), born. * 1921
Name The Year: Henry Mancini, composer, flutist, born. * 1924
Name The Year: Harriet Quimby flies the English Channel, first woman to do so. * 1912
Name The Year: Lenin returns to Russia to start Bolshevik Revolution. * 1917
Name The Year: Apollo 16 takes off for the Moon. * 1972
Name The Year: Christopher Columbus signs contract with Spain to find the Indies. * 1492
Name The Year: The game of "snooker" -- a variation of pool -- is invented by Sir Neville Chamberlain, while on duty in India. * 1875
Name The Year: Treaty of Shimonoseki signed, ends first Sino-Japanese War (1894-95). * 1895
Name The Year: U.S. backed Bay of Pigs invasion in Cuba. Ended in failure. * 1961
Name The Year: Apollo 13 limps back safely, Beech-built oxygen tank no help. * 1970
Name The Year: Paul McCartney's first solo album "McCartney". * 1970
Name The Year: Clarence Darrow, lawyer, born. * 1857
Name The Year: Barbara Hale, actor (Perry Mason), born. * 1922
Name The Year: Hayley Mills (in London, England), actor, born. * 1946
Name The Year: "The British are Coming!" declares Paul Revere from horseback. * 1775
Name The Year: First "Washateria" (laundromat) is opened, in Fort Worth, Texas. * 1934
Name The Year: League of Nations went out of business, replaced by the U.N. * 1946
Name The Year: Irish Republic comes into existence. * 1949
Name The Year: First transatlantic jet passenger trip. * 1950
Name The Year: Grace Kelly marries Prince Rainier of Monaco (civil ceremony). * 1956
Name The Year: Nation of Zimbabwe founded (formerly Rhodesia). * 1980
Name The Year: Netherlands recognizes US * 1782
Name The Year: Treaty of London constitutes Belgium an independent kingdom * 1839
Name The Year: Ole Evinrude inventor (outboard marine engine), born * 1877
Name The Year: Charles Duryea takes 1st American-made auto out for a spin * 1892
Name The Year: 1st American marathon ran, John J McDermott wins in 2:55:10 (Boston) * 1897
Name The Year: Eliot Ness untouchable (FBI agent-Chicago), born * 1903
Name The Year: Don Adams actor, secret agent 86 (Get Smart), born * 1926
Name The Year: Jayne Mansfield Bryn Mawr Pa, actress (Guide for the Married Man), born * 1932
Name The Year: Dick Sargent Carmel Calif, actor (Darrin-Bewitched), born * 1933
Name The Year: Shirley Temple appears in her 1st movie, "Stand Up & Cheer" * 1934
Name The Year: Dudley Moore actor (10, Arthur, Bedazzled, 6 Weeks), born * 1935
Name The Year: Jews attack Nazi occupation forces at Warsaw Ghetto * 1943
Name The Year: Shigeki Tanaka, survivor of Hiroshima A-bomb, wins Boston Marathon * 1951
Name The Year: US actress Grace Kelly marries Monaco's Prince Rainier III * 1956
Name The Year: Charles Funk of Funk & Wagnalls Encyclopaedias, dies at 76 * 1957
Name The Year: Michelle Pfeiffer Calif, actress (Batman Returns, Married to the Mob), born * 1958
Name The Year: US Surveyor III lands on Moon * 1967
Name The Year: "Oliver," Cliff Robertson & Katharine Hepburn win 51st Acadamy Awards * 1969
Name The Year: Sierra Leone becomes a republic (Natl Day) * 1971
Name The Year: Alfred Hitchcock dies in Calif at 80 * 1980
Name The Year: Republic Day in Sierra Leone * 1989
Name The Year: Battle of the Ages-Heavyweight champ Evander Hollyfield beats 42 year old George Foreman * 1991
Name The Year: Marcus Aurelius 16th Roman emperor (161-80), philosopher, born. * 121
Name The Year: 8th recorded perihelion passage of Halley's Comet * 295
Name The Year: Clement V pope (1305-14) who moved papacy to Avignon, dies * 1314
Name The Year: Capt Cook arrives in New South Wales * 1770
Name The Year: France declares war on Austria, Prussia & Sardinia * 1792
Name The Year: Napolean I defeats Austria at Battle of Abensberg, Bavaria * 1809
Name The Year: 1st detective story (Poe's "Murders in the Rue Morgue") published * 1841
Name The Year: The first "mobile home" (horse drawn) is used for a journey between London and Cyprus. * 1879
Name The Year: Adolf Hitler (in Braunau, Austria), dictator of Nazi Germany, born. * 1889
Name The Year: Marie and Pierre Curie isolated the radioactive element radium. * 1902
Name The Year: Australian wombat dies in London Zoo at 26; oldest known marsupial * 1906
Name The Year: Halley's Comet passes 29th recorded perihelion at 87.9 million km * 1910
Name The Year: Polish Army captures Vilno, Lithuania from Soviet Army * 1919
Name The Year: 7th modern Olympic games opens in Antwerp * 1920
Name The Year: Betty Cuthbert Australia 100m/200m/400m dash (Olympic-gold-1956, 64) , born. * 1938
Name The Year: Ryan O'Neal, actor, born. * 1941
Name The Year: In Poland, Germans Nazi troops massacred the Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto. * 1943
Name The Year: Soviet troops enter Berlin * 1945
Name The Year: US 7th army captured German city of Nuremberg * 1945
Name The Year: Jessica Lange Cloquet Minnesota, actress (King Kong, Tootsie) , born. * 1949
Name The Year: NASA civilian pilot Neil A Armstrong takes X-15 to 63,250 m * 1962
Name The Year: Agnes Moorehead actress (Endora-Bewitched), dies at 67 * 1974
Name The Year: Paul McCartney releases "Band on the Run" * 1974
Name The Year: George Harrison sings the lumberjack song with Monty Python * 1976
Name The Year: -BC- Traditional date of the foundation of Rome. * 753
Name The Year: Charlotte Bronte, Tornton England, novelist (Jane Eyre), born. * 1816
Name The Year: Battle of San Jacinto, in which Texas wins independence from Mexico. * 1836
Name The Year: Spanish-American War begins. * 1898
Name The Year: Mark Twain [Samuel Langhorne Clemens], author, dies in Redding Conn. * 1910
Name The Year: Norman Parkinson, England, fashion photographer (Harper's Bazaar), born. * 1913
Name The Year: Anthony Quinn, Mexico, actor (Zorba the Greek, Lawrence of Arabia), born. * 1915
Name The Year: "Red" Baron Manfred von Richtofen, killed in WW I. * 1918
Name The Year: Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor II, queen of England (1952- ), born. * 1926
Name The Year: Iggy Pop [James Osterberg], Mich, rocker (Lust For Life, Search and Destroy), born. * 1947
Name The Year: Paul Carrack rocker (Squeeze/Ace-How Long), born. * 1951
Name The Year: Andie MacDowell Gaffney SC, actress (Greystroke, Green Card), born. * 1958
Name The Year: Robert Smith rock guitarist/vocalist (Cure), born. * 1959
Name The Year: 1211-kg great white shark becomes largest fish ever caught on a rod. * 1959
Name The Year: Brasilia becomes the capital of Brazil. * 1960
Name The Year: French army revolts in Algeria. * 1961
Name The Year: Beatles meet Rolling Stones for 1st time. * 1963
Name The Year: Karen Foster Lufkin Tx, playmate (Oct, 1989), born. * 1965
Name The Year: Emperor Haile Selassie (Ethiopia) visits Kingston Jamaica. * 1966
Name The Year: Svetlana Alliluyeva (Josef Stalin's daughter) defects in NYC. * 1967
Name The Year: John Young & Charles Duke explores Moon (Apollo 16). * 1972
Name The Year: £1 coin introduced in United Kingdom. * 1983
Name The Year: Geraldo Rivera opens Al Capone's vault on TV & finds nothing. * 1986
Name The Year: Queen Isabella I, funded Christopher Columbus, born. * 1451
Name The Year: Henry VIII ascended to the throne of England. * 1509
Name The Year: J. Robert Oppenheimer, Manhattan Project physicist, born. * 1904
Name The Year: Yehudi Menuhin, violinist, born. * 1916
Name The Year: Jack Nicholson, actor (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Shining), born. * 1937
Name The Year: Miguel DeCervantes Saavedra, author (The Man Of LaMancha), born * 1547
Name The Year: William Shakespeare, bard, born. * 1564
Name The Year: St. George's Day * 1753
Name The Year: Shirley Temple (in Santa Monica, CA), child actor, born. * 1928
Name The Year: Roy Orbison, musician, born. * 1936
Name The Year: First American satellite to reach moon launched from Cape Canaveral. * 1962
Name The Year: Russia launches first Soyuz mission. * 1967
Name The Year: Apollo 16 astronauts explore the surface of the moon. * 1972
Name The Year: "La Marseillaise", the French national anthem, is composed by Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle. * 1792
Name The Year: Spain declares war on U.S., rejecting ultimatum to withdraw from Cuba. * 1898
Name The Year: Shirley MacLaine (in Richmond, Virginia), actor (in this life), born * 1934
Name The Year: Jill Ireland (in London, England), actor, born * 1936
Name The Year: Barbra Streisand (in Brooklyn, NY), singer, actress, profile, born * 1942
Name The Year: First Boeing B-29 arrives in China "over the Hump". * 1944
Name The Year: Winston Churchill knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. * 1953
Name The Year: JFK accepts "sole responsibility" following the Bay of Pigs. * 1961
Name The Year: Cosmonaut Komarov is first to die in space aboard Soyuz 1. * 1967
Name The Year: Louis IX, king of France (1226-70), born. * 1214
Name The Year: Edward II, king of England (1307-27), born. * 1284
Name The Year: Oliver Cromwell, Puritan lord protector of England (1653-58), born. * 1599
Name The Year: Patent granted for the thimble. * 1684
Name The Year: Guillotine 1st used, executes highwayman Nicolas J Pelletier. * 1792
Name The Year: Charles Ferdinand Dowd US, standardized time zones, born. * 1825
Name The Year: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Russian composer (1812 Overture), born. * 1840
Name The Year: Ground broken for Suez Canal. * 1859
Name The Year: Tokyo is opened for foreign trade. * 1867
Name The Year: Guglielmo Marconi Bologna Italy, inventor (radio) (Nobel 1909), born. * 1874
Name The Year: Ella Fitzgerald, singer, born. * 1918
Name The Year: Hindenburg takes office as president of Germany. * 1925
Name The Year: 1st use of seeing eye dog. * 1938
Name The Year: Al Pacino NYC, actor (Godfather, Carlito's Way), born. * 1940
Name The Year: Bjorn Ulvaeus, rock vocalist/guitarist (ABBA), born. * 1945
Name The Year: United Nations founded at San Francisco. * 1945
Name The Year: Bell labs announces 1st solar battery (NYC). * 1954
Name The Year: Elvis Presley's "Heartbreak Hotel" goes #1. * 1956
Name The Year: Fish, rock vocalist (Marillon), born. * 1958
Name The Year: Hope Emerson, actress (I Married Joan, Peter Gunn), dies at 62. * 1960
Name The Year: Unmanned Mercury test explodes on launch pad. * 1961
Name The Year: Andy Bell, rocker (Erasure), born. * 1964
Name The Year: Britain grants internal self-government to Swaziland. * 1967
Name The Year: George Sanders, actor (Mr Freeze-Batman TV series), dies at 65. * 1972
Name The Year: In accordance with Camp David, Israel completes Sinai withdrawl. * 1982
Name The Year: Hubble space telescope is placed into orbit by shuttle Discovery. * 1990
Name The Year: Stephen II ends his reign as Catholic Pope. * 757
Name The Year: Copernicus makes his 1st observations of Saturn. * 1514
Name The Year: David Hume England, empiricists (Treatise of Human Nature), born. * 1711
Name The Year: Meteorites fall in L'Aigle, France. * 1803
Name The Year: Alfred Krupp, German arms merchant, born. * 1812
Name The Year: John Wilkes Booth, Abraham Lincoln's assassin, is shot dead. * 1865
Name The Year: Rudolf Hess, Hitler's Deputy Fuhrer, only prisoner at Spandau, born. * 1895
Name The Year: Charles Richter, Earthquakes seismologist (Richter scale), born. * 1900
Name The Year: William "Count" Basie jazz pianist, born. * 1904
Name The Year: Stevie Nicks, rocker (Fleetwood Mac), born. * 1948
Name The Year: Roger Taylor rock drummer (Duran Duran), born. * 1960
Name The Year: US/UK launch of Ariel satellite; 1st international payload. * 1962
Name The Year: Tanganyika & Zanzibar unite to form Tanzania (Tanzanian Union Day). * 1964
Name The Year: US underground nuclear test, "Boxcar", 1 megaton device. * 1968
Name The Year: Gypsy Rose Lee stripper/actress, dies at 56. * 1970
Name The Year: Landslide in Huancavelica Province Peru creates a natural dam. * 1974
Name The Year: Argentina surrenders to Britain on S Georgia near Falkland Island. * 1982
Name The Year: Liverpool's Cavern Club, the home of the Beatles, reopens. * 1984
Name The Year: Count Basie jazz piano great, dies at 79. * 1984
Name The Year: Maria Shriver & Arnold Schwarzenegger marry. * 1986
Name The Year: Worst nuclear disaster, Chernobyl USSR, 31 die. * 1986
Name The Year: Lucille Ball comedienne/actress dies at 78 of a massive heart attack. * 1989
Name The Year: Pope Julius II excommunicates Italian state of Venice. * 1509
Name The Year: Ferdinand Magellan world traveler, killed by Filipino natives. * 1521
Name The Year: 1st Spanish settlement in Philippines, Cebu City, forms. * 1565
Name The Year: Edward Gibson England, historian (Decline & Fall of the Roman Emp), born. * 1737
Name The Year: US Marines attack shores of Tripoli. * 1805
Name The Year: 4th modern Olympic games opens in London. * 1908
Name The Year: Sultan of Turkey Abdul Hamid II is overthrown. * 1909
Name The Year: Yakut ASSR formed in Russian SFSR. * 1922
Name The Year: Jack Klugman Phila (Oscar-Odd Couple, Quincy, Goodbye Columbus), born. * 1922
Name The Year: Casey Kasem Detroit, radio personality (American Top 40), born. * 1932
Name The Year: Michael Fish British TV weatherman, born. * 1944
Name The Year: 2nd Republic of Austria forms. * 1945
Name The Year: Ann Peebles Missouri, soul singer (I Can't Stand the Rain), born. * 1947
Name The Year: Katie Pierson vocals/guitarist (B-52's-Rock Lobster, Love Shack), born. * 1948
Name The Year: Ace Frehley Bronx NY, heavy metal rocker (Kiss), born. * 1951
Name The Year: South Africa passes Group Areas Act segregating races. * 1950
Name The Year: Wrestler Freddie Blassie coins the term "Pencil neck geek". * 1953
Name The Year: Heavyweight champ, Rocky Marciano, retires undefeated from boxing. * 1956
Name The Year: Mario A Gianini creator of the maraschino cherry, dies. * 1957
Name The Year: Sheena Easton Glasgow Scotland, singer/Jack LaLane spokesperson, born. * 1959
Name The Year: Prince Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, heir apparent, born. * 1967
Name The Year: France grants Togo independence (Natl Day). * 1960
Name The Year: UK grants Sierra Leone independence. * 1961
Name The Year: John Lennon's "In His Own Write" is published in the US. * 1964
Name The Year: Kwame Nkrumah president of Ghana, dies at 62. * 1972
Name The Year: Afghanistan revolution (National Day). * 1978
Name The Year: Beatle Ringo Starr marries actress Barbara Bach. * 1981
Name The Year: Beijing students take over Tiananmen Square in China. * 1989
Name The Year: Edward IV, king of England (1461-70, 1471-83), born. * 1442
Name The Year: 1st volume of Isaac Newton's "Principia" published. * 1686
Name The Year: Mutiny on HMS Bounty. * 1789
Name The Year: Charles Sturt, England, explorered Australia, born. * 1795
Name The Year: Lionel Barrymore actor (A Free Soul, David Cooperfield, Dr Kildaire), born. * 1878
Name The Year: Azerbaijan SSR joins the USSR (1st time). * 1920
Name The Year: Wembley Stadium opens-Bolton Wanderers vs West Ham United (FA Cup). * 1923
Name The Year: Harper Lee author (To Kill a Mockingbird), born. * 1926
Name The Year: Carolyn Jones Amarillo Texas, actress (Morticia-Addams Family), born. * 1929
Name The Year: Yellow fever vaccine for humans announced. * 1932
Name The Year: 1st commercial flight across the Pacific, Pan Am. * 1937
Name The Year: Saddam Hussein president of Iraq (1979- ), born. * 1937
Name The Year: King Zog of Albania marries Countess Geraldine of Hungary. * 1938
Name The Year: Glenn Miller records "Pennsylvania 6-5000". * 1940
Name The Year: "WW II" titled so, as result of Gallup Poll. * 1942
Name The Year: Benito Mussolini Fascist leader & mistress captured, tried, & shot. * 1945
Name The Year: Thor Heyerdahl & "Kon-Tiki" sail from Peru to Polynesia. * 1947
Name The Year: Jay Leno New Rochelle, comedian (Tonight Show host), born. * 1950
Name The Year: WW II Pacific peace treaty takes effect. * 1952
Name The Year: Chris Young Penn, actor (Bryce Lynch-Max Headroom, Great Outdoors), born. * 1971
Name The Year: Last Americans evacuated from Saigon. * 1974
Name The Year: Joan of Arc leads Orleans, France, to victory over English. * 1429
Name The Year: Flemish woman introduces practice of starching linen into England. * 1553
Name The Year: Chinese Ming dynasty occupies Taiwan. * 1661
Name The Year: John Arbuthnot Scottish writer (Alexander Pope), born. * 1667
Name The Year: John Flamsteed observes Uranus for 6th time. * 1715
Name The Year: Rubber is patented. * 1813
Name The Year: Alexander II Tsar of Russia (1855-81), born. * 1818
Name The Year: Adolph Sutro SF mayor, built Cliff House, railways, tunnels, born. * 1830
Name The Year: 1st edition of Peter Roget's Thesaurus published. * 1852
Name The Year: Sir Thomas Beecham, English composer, founded London Philharmonic, born. * 1879
Name The Year: Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington, bandleader (Take the "A" Train), born. * 1899
Name The Year: Emperor Hirohito of Japan (1926-89), born. * 1901
Name The Year: US liberates Nazi concentration camp in Dachau, Germany. * 1945
Name The Year: 28 former Jap leaders indicted in Tokyo as war criminals. * 1946
Name The Year: Jerry Seinfeld comedian (Seinfeld), born. * 1954
Name The Year: Michelle Pfeiffer, U.S. actress (Batman Returns), born. * 1958
Name The Year: Aretha Franklin releases "Respect". * 1967
Name The Year: Andre Agassi U.S., tennis pro (US & French Open finalist-1990), born. * 1970
Name The Year: Alfred Hitchcock director (Psycho), dies at 80, born. * 1980
Name The Year: Carl Friedrich Gauss, one of the greatest mathematician of all time * 1777
Name The Year: The first practical typewriter is finished by Italian Pellegrini Turri. He built it for a blind friend. * 1808
Name The Year: Willie Nelson, singer, actor * 1933
Name The Year: First submarine built on Great Lakes launched, "Peto", Manitowoc, Wi. * 1942
Name The Year: Adolf Hitler and wife Eva Braun commit suicide. * 1945
Name The Year: Element mendelevium announced - element 101. * 1955
Name The Year: Nixon announces resignation of Haldeman, Ehrlichman, et al. * 1973
Name The Year: Publius Helvius Pertinax Roman emperor (193 AD), born. * 126
Name The Year: Everlasting League forms, basis of Swiss Confederation (Nat'l Day) * 1291
Name The Year: Dr. Priestly discovers oxygen. * 1774
Name The Year: Henry Kendall Australian poet, dies of tuberculosis at 43. * 1882
Name The Year: Dr John F Mahoney developed pencillin treatment of syphillis, born. * 1889
Name The Year: Dom DeLuise Bkln NY, comedian, actor (End, Cannonball Run, Fatso), born. * 1933
Name The Year: Germany declares war on Russia in WW I. * 1914
Name The Year: Yves Saint-Laurent fashion designer (Opium, Obsession), born. * 1936
Name The Year: Adolph Hitler opens Berlin Olympic Games. * 1936
Name The Year: Jerry Garcia SF, rocker (Grateful Dead), born. * 1942
Name The Year: King Leopold of Belgium abdicates, Baudouin becomes king.  * 1950
Name The Year: Territory of Guam created. * 1950
Name The Year: Northern Rhodesia becomes part of Federation of Rhodesia & Nyasaland. * 1953
Name The Year: Benin (Dahomey) gains independence from France. * 1960
Name The Year: Chubby Checker releases "The Twist". * 1960
Name The Year: MTV premiers at 12:01 AM. * 1981
Name The Year: Iraq pulls out of talks with Kuwait. * 1990
Name The Year: Mahmud I Ottoman sultan, fought Austrians and Russians, born. * 1696
Name The Year: Wild Bill Hickok shot dead (from behind) by Jack McCall while poker. He held a pair of Aces and a pair of 8's. * 1876
Name The Year: British under Adm Horatio Nelson beat French at Battle of Nile. * 1798
Name The Year: Princess Ingeborg of Sweden, born. * 1878
Name The Year: Unsuccessful uprising of Macedonians against Turkey. * 1903
Name The Year: Peter O'Toole Ireland, actor (Lord Jim, Beckett, Lawrence of Arabia), born. * 1932
Name The Year: Edward Furlong Pasedina Calif, actor (John Connor-Terminator 2), born. * 1977
Name The Year: NASA confirmed Voyager 2's discovery of 3 more moons of Neptune designated temporarily 1989 N2, 1989 N3 and 1989 N24. * 1989
Name The Year: Iraq invades and occupies Kuwait. * 1990
Name The Year: Haakon VII Charlottenlund Denmark, King of Norway, born. * 1872
Name The Year: Habib Bourguiba, 1st president of Tunisia, born. * 1902
Name The Year: Germany invades Belgium and declares war on France in WW I. * 1914
Name The Year: P.D. James mystery writer (Cover Her Face), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Lithuanian SSR is accepted into the USSR. * 1940
Name The Year: Martin Sheen actor (Men At Work, Wall St), born. * 1940
Name The Year: John Landis director (Twilight Zone), born. * 1950
Name The Year: Niger gains independence from France. * 1960
Name The Year: James Hetfield heavy metal rocker (Metallica), born. * 1963
Name The Year: Lenny Bruce comedian, dies of a morphine overdose. * 1966
Name The Year: Paul McCartney announces the formation of his group Wings. * 1971
Name The Year: Carolyn Jones actress (Morticia-Addams Family), dies at 54 of cancer. * 1983
Name The Year: Supernova seen in Cassiopia. * 1181
Name The Year: Simon de Montfort, English baron, dies in battle. * 1265
Name The Year: Battle of Alcazarquivir, Morrocans defeat Portugese. * 1578
Name The Year: Dom Perignon invents champagne. * 1693
Name The Year: Nicolas-Jacque Conte inventor (modern pencil), born. * 1755
Name The Year: Percy Bysshe Shelley England, romantic poet (Adonais), born. * 1792
Name The Year: Germany declares war on Belgium; Britain declares war on Germany. * 1914
Name The Year: David Russell Lange PM (L) New Zealand, born. * 1942
Name The Year: Anne Frank, 15, (Diary of Anne Frank) is arrested by Nazis. * 1944
Name The Year: Carl Lewis wins gold medal in 100-meter dash at LA Summer Olympics. * 1984
Name The Year: Prince's "Purple Rain", album goes to #1 and stays #1 for 24 weeks. * 1984
Name The Year: Republic of Upper Volta becomes Burkina Fasso (National Day). * 1984
Name The Year: European community proposes a boycott of Iraq. * 1990
Name The Year: 26th Olympic Summer games closes in Atlanta, Georgia. * 1996
Name The Year: Gilbert claims Newfoundland (first English colony in North America). * 1583
Name The Year: First partition of Poland, between Austria, Prussia and Russia. * 1772
Name The Year: The first Spanish ship, 'San Carlos', enters San Francisco bay. * 1775
Name The Year: Guy de Maupassant (in France), writer, born. * 1850
Name The Year: Cornerstone for the Statue of Liberty laid. * 1884
Name The Year: Conrad Aiken, American poet, short story writer, critic, born. * 1899
Name The Year: John Huston, film director, writer, actor, born. * 1906
Name The Year: Neil Armstrong, X-15 pilot, first moonwalker (Gemini 8, Apollo 11), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Leonid D. Kizim, Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz T-3, T-10, T-15), born. * 1941
Name The Year: Atom Bomb dropped on Hiroshima by the 'Enola Gay' (Pacific Time). * 1945
Name The Year: Marilyn Monroe dies at age 36. * 1962
Name The Year: Nuclear Test Ban Treaty signed. * 1963
Name The Year: Beatles release "Revolver" album. * 1966
Name The Year: Mariner 7 flies past Mars. * 1969
Name The Year: USSR launches Mars 6. * 1973
Name The Year: Supernova observed by Chinese and Japanese astronomers. * 1181
Name The Year: Charles VII, Holy Roman emperor (1742-45), born. * 1697
Name The Year: Holy Roman Empire ends. "it was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire." -- Voltaire * 1806
Name The Year: Alfred Lord Tennyson, poet laureate of England, born. * 1809
Name The Year: Bolivia gains independence from Spain (National Day). * 1825
Name The Year: Sir Alexander Fleming, cashed in on penicillin (Nobel 1954), born. * 1881
Name The Year: Lucille Ball (in New York, NY), comedian, actor, born. * 1911
Name The Year: Robert Mitchum, actor, born. * 1917
Name The Year: Hiroshima Peace Day -- atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima by the 'Enola Gay' (at 8:15 EDT). * 1945
Name The Year: US officially submits to jurisdiction of World Court. * 1946
Name The Year: Gherman S. Titov, second Russian in space aboard Vostok 2. * 1961
Name The Year: Jamaica gains independence from Britain. * 1962
Name The Year: Beatles release "Help" album. * 1965
Name The Year: Federal Voting Rights Act guarantees black voting rights. * 1965
Name The Year: Nineteenth Space Shuttle Mission - Challenger 8 returns to Earth. * 1985
Name The Year: Constantius II, Roman emperor (337-61), born. * 317
Name The Year: Carl Ritter, cofounder of modern science of geography, born. * 1779
Name The Year: George Washington creates the Order of the Purple Heart. * 1782
Name The Year: John Heathcoat, invented lace-making machinery, born. * 1783
Name The Year: Battle of Boyac ; Bolivar defeats Spanish in Colombia. * 1819
Name The Year: Mata Hari, dancer, courtesan, spy, born. * 1876
Name The Year: Theophilus Van Kannel of Philadelphia receives a patent for his revolving door -- described as a storm door structure. * 1888
Name The Year: Ralph J. Bunche, a founder and diplomat of UN (Nobel 1950), born. * 1904
Name The Year: Esther Williams, swimmer, actor, born. * 1923
Name The Year: Stan Freberg, writer, producer, comedian, cartoon-voice, born. * 1926
Name The Year: Dustin Hoffman, actor, born. * 1937
Name The Year: Alberto Salazar, marathon runner, born. * 1958
Name The Year: Cosmonaut Gherman Titov circles Earth for a full day in Vostok 2. * 1961
Name The Year: Congress passes Tonkin Resolution, official start of Vietnam war. * 1964
Name The Year: First computer chess tournament. * 1970
Name The Year: Apollo 15 returns to Earth. * 1971
Name The Year: Philippe Petit walks tightrope strung between the twin towers of the World Trade Center, New York. * 1974
Name The Year: U.S. Viking 2 goes into Martian orbit after an 11-month flight from Earth. * 1976
Name The Year: Lynne Cox swims 4.3 km from US to USSR in 4º C (39º F) Bering Sea. * 1987
Name The Year: For one second this afternoon, the time is 12:34:56, 7-8-90. * 1990
Name The Year: Cornerstone is laid for Tycho Brahe's Uraniborg observatory. * 1579
Name The Year: Venetian senate examines Galileo Galilei's telescope. * 1609
Name The Year: First known ascent in a hot-air balloon, by Father Bartolomeu de Gusmao of Portugal (indoors!). * 1709
Name The Year: Natal (in South Africa) is made a British colony. * 1843
Name The Year: The Queen of the Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) arrives in New York City, the first queen to visit the United States. * 1860
Name The Year: Red Cross Anniversary. * 1864
Name The Year: Emiliano Zapata, Mexican revolutionary, peasant leader * 1879
Name The Year: Sara Teasdale, poet * 1884
Name The Year: First Davis Cup tennis matches, held in Boston. The U.S. defeats Britain. * 1900
Name The Year: Esther Williams (in Inglewood, CA), actor, swimmer * 1923
Name The Year: Jim Weaver, Oregon Representative (D) * 1927
Name The Year: Andy Warhol, artist, movie producer * 1930
Name The Year: Connie Stevens (in Brooklyn, NY), singer * 1938
Name The Year: Battle of Britain began as Germany launched air attacks. * 1940
Name The Year: Great Train Robbery in England. * 1963
Name The Year: U.S. launches Pioneer Venus probe. * 1978
Name The Year: B.C. Persia defeats Spartan king Leonidas at Thermopylae. * 480
Name The Year: Battle of Dupplin Moor (in Scotland). * 1332
Name The Year: Izaac Walton, fisherman, writer (Compleat Angler), born. * 1593
Name The Year: Amedeo Avogadro, made famous by picking 6.022 x 10 ^ 23 * 1776
Name The Year: Capt. Cook passes through Bering Strait. * 1778
Name The Year: The US-Canada border defined by the Webster-Ashburton Treaty. * 1842
Name The Year: Hungarian Republic crushed by Austria and Russia. * 1849
Name The Year: Henry David Thoreau published `Walden'. * 1854
Name The Year: Jean Piaget, pioneer developmental psychologist, born. * 1896
Name The Year: Edward VII of England crowned after death of his mother Victoria. * 1902
Name The Year: William A. Fowler, US astrophysicist (Nobel 1983), born. * 1911
Name The Year: Eddie Fisher, actor, born. * 1928
Name The Year: James Dean, actor, born. * 1928
Name The Year: Betty Boop, animation, created. * 1930
Name The Year: Betty Boop debutes in Max Fleischer's animated cartoon Dizzy Dishes. * 1930
Name The Year: Marvin Minsky, artificial intelligence guru, born. * 1932
Name The Year: Jesse Owens won his fourth gold medal of the Berlin Olympics. * 1936
Name The Year: Rod Laver, tennis player, born. * 1938
Name The Year: Britain arrested Indian nationalist Mohandas K. Gandhi. * 1942
Name The Year: Sam Elliott, actor, born. * 1944
Name The Year: US drops second atomic bomb on Japan destroying part of Nagasaki. An estimated 74,000 people died. The original target was Kokura. * 1945
Name The Year: South African women demonstrate against pass laws. * 1956
Name The Year: Melanie Griffith, actor, born. * 1957
Name The Year: Whitney Houston, singer, born. * 1963
Name The Year: Singapore gains independence from Malaysia (National Day). * 1965
Name The Year: The Manson "family" murders actor Sharon Tate and several others in Benedict Canyon. * 1969
Name The Year: USSR launches Mars 7. * 1973
Name The Year: President Richard Nixon resigns in the wake of the Watergate scandal. * 1974
Name The Year: St Eugene I begins his reign as Catholic Pope. * 654
Name The Year: Magellan's ship set sail to circumnavigate the Earth. * 1519
Name The Year: Mobs in Paris attack the palace of Louis XVI. * 1792
Name The Year: Ecuador declares independence from Spain (National Day). * 1809
Name The Year: Transatlantic cable laid-Pres Buchanan spoke to Queen Victoria. * 1866
Name The Year: Viscount Dunrossil, Scotland, Governor General of Australia (1959-61), born. * 1893
Name The Year: Mohammed V King of Morocco (1953, 1955-61), born. * 1909
Name The Year: Parliament Act reduces power of House of Lords. * 1911
Name The Year: 2nd Balkan War ends, Treaty of Bucharest, Bulgaria loses. * 1913
Name The Year: Betsy Johnson fashion designer (1971 Winnie Award), born. * 1942
Name The Year: Japan announces willingness to surrender to Allies provided the status of Emperor Hirohito remained unchanged. * 1945
Name The Year: Allen Funt's "Candid Camera" TV debut on ABC. * 1948
Name The Year: Daylight meteor seen from Utah to Canada. Only known case of a meteor entering the Earth's atmosphere and leaving it again. * 1966
Name The Year: Postal employee David Berkowitz arrested in Yonkers, NY, accused of being "Son of Sam" the 44 caliber killer. * 1977
Name The Year: Michael Jackson buys ATV Music (including the rights to every Beatle song) for $47 million. * 1985
Name The Year: US's Magellan spacecraft lands on Venus. * 1990
Name The Year: Explosive eruption blows 1.2 km off the top of volcano Papandayan, Java, kills 3,000. * 1772
Name The Year: Asaph Hall discovers Mars's moon Deimos. * 1877
Name The Year: Battle of Amiens ends in WW I, Allies beat Germans. * 1918
Name The Year: Claus Von Bulow accused of murdering his wife, born. * 1926
Name The Year: Jerry Falwell televangelist, Moral Majority head, born. * 1933
Name The Year: Allies refuse Japan's surrender offer to retain Emperor Hirohito. * 1945
Name The Year: Marilyn Vos Savant St Louis Mo, writer/world's highest IQ (Guinness), born. * 1946
Name The Year: Summer Olympics opens in London. * 1948
Name The Year: Steve Wozniak cofounded Apple Computer, born. * 1950
Name The Year: Hussein proclaimed king of Jordan. * 1952
Name The Year: Hulk Hogan [Terry Bollea], Ga, WWF heavyweight champion (1984-89), born. * 1953
Name The Year: Jackson Pollock abstract artist, dies in auto accident (East Hampton). * 1956
Name The Year: Chad declares independence. * 1960
Name The Year: Funeral of Pope Paul VI. * 1978
Name The Year: Carl Lewis duplicates Jesse Owens' 1936 feat, wins 4 Olym track golds. * 1984
Name The Year: During a radio voice test Pres Reagan joked he "signed legislation that would outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing in 5 minutes". * 1984
Name The Year: Voyager 2 discovers 2 partial rings of Neptune. * 1989
Name The Year: Egypt and Morocco troops land in Saudi Arabia to prevent Iraqi invasion. * 1990
Name The Year: Battle of Dupplin Moor; Scottish dynastic battle. * 1332
Name The Year: Ponce de Leon arrives in Puerto Rico. * 1508
Name The Year: George IV king of England (1820-30), born. * 1762
Name The Year: Thomas Edison invents the Edisonphone, a sound recording device. * 1877
Name The Year: Cecil B deMille Mass, directed God (10 Commandments), born. * 1881
Name The Year: Erwin Schrodinger Austria, physicist (had a cat), born. * 1887
Name The Year: Peace protocol ends Spanish-American War, signed. * 1898
Name The Year: 9th Olympic Games closes in Amsterdam. * 1928
Name The Year: Mark Knopfler guitar/vocals (Dire Straits), born. * 1949
Name The Year: Soviet Union conducts secret test of its 1st hydrogen bomb. * 1953
Name The Year: Space shuttle Enterprise makes 1st atmospheric flight. * 1977
Name The Year: Movie "Last Temptation of Christ" is released. * 1988
Name The Year: Iraq President Saddam Hussein says he is ready to resolve the Gulf crisis if Israel withdraws from occupied territories. * 1990
Name The Year: St John I begins his reign as Catholic Pope. * 523
Name The Year: Spanish conquerors captured Mexico City from Aztecs. * 1521
Name The Year: Christiaan Huygens discovers Martian south polar cap. * 1642
Name The Year: English defeat French at Battle of Blenheim. * 1704
Name The Year: Annie Oakley, frontierswoman (Buffalo Bill's Wild West), born. * 1860
Name The Year: John Logie Baird, Scotland, inventor (father of TV), born. * 1888
Name The Year: Alfred Hitchcock, London, director (Psycho, Birds, Rear Window), born. * 1899
Name The Year: Felix Wankel, Germany, inventor (Wankel rotary-piston engine), born. * 1902
Name The Year: Fidel Castro, Cuban political leader (1959-?), born. * 1927
Name The Year: Danny Bonaduce actor (Danny-Partridge Family) (1959 approx), born. * 1959
Name The Year: Central African Republic and Chad proclaim independence from France. * 1960
Name The Year: Construction on Berlin Wall begins in East Germany. * 1961
Name The Year: Alaric sacks Rome. * 0410
Name The Year: Construction of Cologne Cathedral is begun. * 1248
Name The Year: Portuguese defeat Castilians at Aljubarrota, retain independence. * 1385
Name The Year: Oldest exactly dated printed book (c. 3 years after Gutenberg). * 1457
Name The Year: Hans Christian Oersted, physicist, chemist * 1777
Name The Year: Henry David Thoreau jailed for tax resistance. * 1846
Name The Year: Construction of Cologne Cathedral is completed. * 1880
Name The Year: France issues first driving licenses, including a required test. * 1893
Name The Year: John Ringling North, circus director * 1903
Name The Year: 2,500 US marines invade Nicaragua; US remains until 1925. * 1912
Name The Year: China declares war on Germany and Austria at start of WW I. * 1917
Name The Year: Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston S. Churchill signed the Atlantic Charter. * 1941
Name The Year: Japanese forces surrender to U.S. forces ending World War II. * 1945
Name The Year: Pakistan gains independence from Britain rule. * 1947
Name The Year: Canadian Football League plays first game (Winnipeg 29, Edmonton 21). * 1958
Name The Year: Earvin "Magic" Johnson, NBA star (LA Lakers) * 1958
Name The Year: First US lunar orbiter. * 1966
Name The Year: British troops intervened militarily in Northern Ireland. * 1969
Name The Year: Macbeth, King of Scotland, slain by the son of King Duncan. * 1057
Name The Year: Luigi Pulci, Italian poet (Morgante), born. * 1432
Name The Year: Mayflower sets sail from Southampton with 102 Pilgrims. * 1620
Name The Year: Frederick William I, king of Prussia, born. * 1688
Name The Year: Napoleon Bonaparte (Corsica), resident of Elba (Emperor of France 1804-13, 1814-15), born. * 1769
Name The Year: Sir Walter Scott, Scottish novelist, poet (Lady of Lake, Ivanhoe), born. * 1771
Name The Year: T. E. Lawrence, writer (aka Lawrence of Arabia), born. * 1888
Name The Year: The Panama Canal opened to traffic. * 1914
Name The Year: US and Russia severed diplomatic ties.  * 1918
Name The Year: "The Wizard of Oz" premiers at Grauman's Chinese Theater, Hollywood. * 1939
Name The Year: Riot in San Francisco celebrating end of World War II. * 1945
Name The Year: South Korea liberated from Japanese rule. (Liberation Day in South Korea), born. * 1945
Name The Year: India and Pakistan granted independence within British Commonwealth after some 200 years of British rule. * 1947
Name The Year: Republic of Korea (South Korea) proclaimed (National Day). * 1948
Name The Year: Princess Anne of England, born. * 1950
Name The Year: Congo (Brazzaville) gains independence from France (Nat'l Day). * 1960
Name The Year: East German workers began building the Berlin Wall. * 1961
Name The Year: Beatle's Shea Stadium concert. * 1965
Name The Year: Woodstock Music and Art Fair opened in New York State. * 1969
Name The Year: Bahrain gains independence from Britain. * 1971
Name The Year: South Korean President Park Chung-Hee escaped an assassination. * 1974
Name The Year: Manchester Massacre; English police charge unemployed demonstrators. * 1819
Name The Year: Siamese twins Chang and Eng Bunker, arrived in Boston to be exhibited. * 1829
Name The Year: Bernard MacFadden, publisher (Physical Culture, True Romances), born. * 1868
Name The Year: Hugo Gernsback, responsible for science fiction becoming an independent literary form, born. * 1884
Name The Year: Harold Foster, cartoonist, created "Prince Valiant", known for it's fine drawing and historical detail, born. * 1892
Name The Year: Wendell Stanley, biochemist, first to crystallize a virus (Nobel '46), born. * 1904
Name The Year: Franz Josef II, prince of Liechtenstein (1938- ), born. * 1906
Name The Year: Menachem Begin, Israeli PM (1977-83) (Nobel 1978), born. * 1913
Name The Year: Charles Bukowsky (in Andernanch, Germany), poet, writer, born. * 1920
Name The Year: Norman Lockyer, editor of NATURE, discoverer of helium in sun, dies. * 1920
Name The Year: Fess Parker, actor (Davy Crockett, Gunsmoke), born. * 1925
Name The Year: Robert Culp, actor (I Spy), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Ted Hughes, English poet laureate (1984- ), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Valeri V. Ryumin, Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz 25, 32), born. * 1939
Name The Year: Leslie Ann Warren (in New York City), actor, born. * 1946
Name The Year: Baseball legend Babe Ruth died in New York at the age of 53. * 1948
Name The Year: Madonna (Ciccone) (in Bay City, MI), singer, actor?, born. * 1958
Name The Year: Timothy Hutton, actor, born. * 1960
Name The Year: Britain grants independence to the crown colony of Cyprus. * 1960
Name The Year: Joseph Kittinger parachutes from a balloon at 31,330 m (record). * 1960
Name The Year: Woodstock festival begins in New York. * 1969
Name The Year: Venera 7 launched by USSR for soft landing on Venus. * 1970
Name The Year: Elvis Presley, dies of heart ailment at Graceland at age 42 . . . or goes into hiding. (Your Choice.) * 1977
Name The Year: Astrological Harmonic Convergence -- Dawn of New Age. * 1987
Name The Year: Flight 255 out of Metro Airport in Detroit crashes just miniutes after take off, killing all but one small child. * 1987
Name The Year: St Leo II begins his reign as Catholic Pope. * 682
Name The Year: Davy Crockett US, frontiersman/adventurer/politician, born. * 1786
Name The Year: Menelik II King of Ethiopia (1896-1913), born. * 1844
Name The Year: Eric Drummond 1st Secretary-General of League of Nations (1919-33), born. * 1876
Name The Year: Asaph Hall discovers Mars' moon Phobos. * 1877
Name The Year: Marcus Garvey, began back-to-Africa movement among US blacks, born. * 1887
Name The Year: Mae West, actress, born. * 1892
Name The Year: Gold is discovered on Klondike River. * 1896
Name The Year: Maureen O'Hara, actress (Miracle on 34th St), born. * 1921
Name The Year: US bombers staged 1st independent raid on Europe attack Rouen, France. * 1942
Name The Year: Robert De Niro, actor (Bang the Drum Slowly, Taxi Driver), born. * 1943
Name The Year: Indonesia declares independence from Netherlands (National Day). * 1945
Name The Year: Belinda Carlisle, (GoGos lead singer, Heaven on Earth), born. * 1958
Name The Year: Gabon gains independence from France (National Day). * 1960
Name The Year: Sean Penn, actor, born. * 1960
Name The Year: Building of the Berlin Wall begins. * 1961
Name The Year: Beatles replace Pete Best with Ringo Starr. * 1962
Name The Year: East German border guards shot and kill Peter Fechter, 18, attempting to cross Berlin Wall into western sector. * 1962
Name The Year: Venera 7 launched by USSR for soft landing on Venus. * 1970
Name The Year: Ira Gershwin, lyricist, dies in Beverly Hills, Cal, at 86. * 1983
Name The Year: Rudolph Hess, Nazi, dies at 93, after 46 years in Spandau Prison. * 1987
Name The Year: Mohammed Zia Ul-Haq, Pakistani president and US ambassador killed in plane crash. * 1988
Name The Year: Flavius Ricimer general of the Western Roman Empire, kingmaker, born. * 472
Name The Year: Genghis Khan Mongol conqueror, died. * 1227
Name The Year: 1st English child born in the New World (Virginia Dare). * 1587
Name The Year: Cassini reports seeing a satellite orbiting Venus. * 1686
Name The Year: Antonio Salieri Italy, composer (Tatare), born. * 1750
Name The Year: Fabian Gottlieb von Bellinghausen 1st to circumnavigate Antarctica, born. * 1778
Name The Year: Mt Vesuvius erupts. * 1834
Name The Year: Max Factor Jr CEO (Max Factor Cosmetics), born. * 1904
Name The Year: Roman Polanski director (Knife in the Water, Repulsion, Macbeth), born. * 1933
Name The Year: Robert Redford Calif, actor (Sting, Candidate, Natural, Great Gatsby), born. * 1937
Name The Year: Patrick Swayze Houston Tx, actor/dancer (Dirty Dancing, Ghost), born. * 1952
Name The Year: Juan-Manuel Fangio, wins his last auto World Championship at 46. * 1957
Name The Year: Fidel Castro makes a speech on Cuban pirate radio Rebelde. * 1958
Name The Year: Lolita, by Vladimir Nabokov, published. * 1958
Name The Year: TV game show scandal investigation starts. * 1958
Name The Year: Republican Convention in New Orleans select Bush-Quayle ticket. * 1988
Name The Year: Inigo Lopez, Marques de Santillana, Spanish poet, born * 1398
Name The Year: John Dryden, first poet laureate of England (Absalom and Achitophel), born * 1631
Name The Year: John Flamsteed, first astronomer royal of England, born * 1646
Name The Year: Robert Fulton, inventor, born * 1765
Name The Year: Orville Wright, an aviator, born * 1871
Name The Year: Manuel Quezon, first president of Philippine Commonwealth (1935-42), born * 1878
Name The Year: The first beauty contest is held, in Spa, Belgium. The winner is an 18 year old girl from the West Indies. * 1888
Name The Year: Ogden Nash, American humorous poet (I'm a Stranger Here Myself), born * 1902
Name The Year: First American offensive in Pacific in WW2, Guadalcanal, Solomon Is. * 1942
Name The Year: First American pilot to shoot down German fighter plane, SF Junkin. * 1942
Name The Year: American network ABC begins the tradition of Saturday morning kid shows. * 1950
Name The Year: Francis Gary Powers convicted of spying by USSR (U-2 incident). * 1960
Name The Year: Sputnik 5 carries 3 dogs into orbit (later recovered alive). * 1960
Name The Year: Groucho Marx, died in Los Angeles at the age of 86. * 1977
Name The Year: The crew of Soyuz 32 returns to Earth aboard Soyuz 34. * 1979
Name The Year: Soyuz T-7 is launched. * 1982
Name The Year: Bernardo O'Higgins, won independence for Chile, born. * 1778
Name The Year: Raymond Poincar, French prime minister (1912), president, born. * 1860
Name The Year: President Andrew Johnson formally declared the Civil War over. * 1866
Name The Year: Salvatore Quasimodo, Italian poet, critic, translator (Nobel 1959), born. * 1901
Name The Year: German forces occupied Brussels, Belgium, during World War I. * 1914
Name The Year: Britain opened its offensive on the Western front during WW I. * 1918
Name The Year: US's first commercial radio, 8MK (later WWJ), Detroit began daily broadcasting * 1920
Name The Year: Jacqueline Susann, writer (Valley of the Dolls), born. * 1921
Name The Year: Jean-Loup Chritien, first French traveler in space (on Soyuz T-6), born. * 1938
Name The Year: Dumont's first TV Broadcast for home reception, NY city. * 1930
Name The Year: Sam Melville, actor, born. * 1940
Name The Year: Leon Trotsky assassinated in Mexico City by agents of Stalin. * 1940
Name The Year: Dimout regulations implemented in San Francisco. * 1942
Name The Year: Isaac Hayes, composer, musician, born. * 1942
Name The Year: Rajiv Gandhi, PM of India (1984-1991), born. * 1944
Name The Year: Russia publicly acknowledges a test detonation of a hydrogen bomb. * 1953
Name The Year: First airplane to exceed 1800 mph - HA Hanes, Palmdale Ca. * 1955
Name The Year: Hundreds killed in anti-French rioting in Morocco and Algeria. * 1955
Name The Year: Republicans start convention at the Cow Palace, San Francisco. * 1956
Name The Year: Senegal gains independence from France. * 1960
Name The Year: LBJ signs an anti-poverty measure totaling nearly $1 billion.  * 1964
Name The Year: Viking 1 launched toward orbit around Mars, soft landing. * 1975
Name The Year: Voyager 2 launched for fly-by of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. It carries a record containing greetings. * 1977
Name The Year: The UN Security Council voted 14-0, with the US abstaining, to condemn Israel's declaration that all of Jersualem was its capital. * 1980
Name The Year: A mail carrier in Edmond, Okla., shot 14 fellow workers dead. * 1986
Name The Year: Philip II Augustus 1st great Capetian king of France (1179-1223), born. * 1165
Name The Year: Hubert Gautier engineer, wrote 1st book on bridge building, born. * 1660
Name The Year: William IV king of England (1830-37), born. * 1765
Name The Year: John Hampson patents venetian blind. * 1841
Name The Year: William "Count" Basie jazz pianist, born. * 1906
Name The Year: Friz Freleng animator (Bugs Bunny-Emmy 1982), born. * 1906
Name The Year: Princess Margaret England (Sister of Queen Elizabeth II), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Wilt Chamberlain NBA great center (LA Laker, 5 time MVP), born. * 1936
Name The Year: Kenny Rogers singer (Lady) actor (Coward of the County), born. * 1938
Name The Year: Leon Trotsky dies of wounds inflicted by an assailant the day before. * 1940
Name The Year: Kim Cattrall, Liverpool England, actress (Mannequin, Star Trek VI), born. * 1956
Name The Year: Radio Prague (Czech) at 12:50 AM announces a soviet led invasion. * 1968
Name The Year: Warsaw Pact forces enter Czechoslovakia to end reform movement. * 1968
Name The Year: Volcanic eruption in Cameroon releases poison gas, killing 2,000. * 1986
Name The Year: Cease fire between Iran and Iraq takes effect after 8 years of war. * 1988
Name The Year: Voyager 2 begins a flyby of the planet Neptune. * 1989
Name The Year: Communist coup is crushed in USSR in 2 days. * 1991
Name The Year: Richard III slain at Bosworth Field - Last of the Plantagenets. * 1485
Name The Year: Gold fields discovered in Australia. * 1851
Name The Year: The yacht 'America' wins the first Royal Yacht Squadron Cup, now known as the America's Cup, at a regatta in England. * 1851
Name The Year: Claude Debussy (in France), composer (La Mer, Clair de lune), born. * 1862
Name The Year: Geneva Convention signed, by 12 nations. * 1864
Name The Year: Deng Xiao Peng, Chinese leader, born. * 1904
Name The Year: Ray Bradbury, science fiction author (Fahrenheit 451), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Babe Ruth hits 40th of 60 homers. * 1927
Name The Year: Honor Blackman (in London, England), actor (The Avengers), born. * 1929
Name The Year: Gerald P. Carr, US astronaut (Skylab 4), born. * 1932
Name The Year: Valerie Harper (in Sufferin, NY), actor (Mary Tyler Moore Show, Rhoda), born. * 1940
Name The Year: Cindy Williams (in Van Nuys, CA), actor (Laverne and Shirley), born. * 1948
Name The Year: Maris hits his 50th of 61 homers. * 1961
Name The Year: Joe Walker in X-15 test plane reaches 106 km (67 miles), straight up. * 1963
Name The Year: The first one-way streets are established -- in London. * 1617
Name The Year: Louis XVI, king of France (1774-92); guillotined, born. * 1754
Name The Year: Britain abolishes slavery in colonies; 700,000 slaves freed. * 1833
Name The Year: Gene Kelly, dancer, actor, singer in the rain, born. * 1912
Name The Year: "Gasoline Alley" cartoon strip premiers in Chicago Tribune. It was the first cartoon in which the characters aged. * 1919
Name The Year: Vera Miles, actor, born. * 1930
Name The Year: Mark Russell, raconteur, born. * 1932
Name The Year: Barbara Eden (in Arizona), actor (I dream of Jeannie), born. * 1934
Name The Year: Hitler and Stalin sign the Soviet-German non-agression treaty. Hitler got peace in the east; Stalin got a piece of Europe. * 1939
Name The Year: Rumania liberated from Nazi occupation (Romanian National Day). * 1944
Name The Year: Shelley Long (in Fort Wayne, IN), actor, born. * 1949
Name The Year: Digital Equipment Corp. founded. * 1957
Name The Year: Beatles release "She Loves You". * 1963
Name The Year: Lunar Orbiter 1 takes first photograph of earth from the moon. * 1966
Name The Year: River Phoenix, born. * 1970
Name The Year: Intelsat communications satellite launched * 1973
Name The Year: First man-powered flight (Bryan Allen in Gossamer Condor). * 1977
Name The Year: Mt Vesuvius erupts, buries Pompeii and Herculaneum. * 79
Name The Year: Rome overrun by Visigoths, symbolized fall of Western Roman Empire. * 410
Name The Year: Geoffrey Plantagenet France, conquered Normandy, born. * 1113
Name The Year: King Charles IX orders massacre of thousands of French Protestants. * 1572
Name The Year: Act of Uniformity requires English to accept book of Common Prayer. * 1662
Name The Year: Waffle iron invented. * 1869
Name The Year: Sir Max Beerbohm England, caricaturist/writer/wit (Saturday Review), born. * 1872
Name The Year: Thomas Edison patents motion picture camera. * 1891
Name The Year: Australian Antarctic Territory created. * 1936
Name The Year: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) established. * 1949
Name The Year: USSR launches Luna 11 for orbit around Moon. * 1966
Name The Year: France became world's 5th thermonuclear power. * 1968
Name The Year: Iraqi troops surround US and other embassies in Kuwait City. * 1990
Name The Year: Gorbachev resigns as head of USSR Communist Party. * 1991
Name The Year: Ukraine declares independence from the USSR. * 1991
Name The Year: Ivan IV (the Terrible) 1st tsar of Russia (1533-84), born. * 1530
Name The Year: Battle of Alcantara, Spain defeats Portugal. * 1580
Name The Year: Galileo demonstrates his 1st telescope to Venetian lawmakers. * 1609
Name The Year: William Herschel discovered Uranus, dies at 85. * 1822
Name The Year: Uruguay declares independence from Brazil (National Day). * 1825
Name The Year: Belgium revolts against Netherlands. * 1830
Name The Year: Ludwig II mad king of Bavaria (1864-86), born. * 1845
Name The Year: Friedrich Nietzsche philosopher, dies in Weimar, Germany. * 1900
Name The Year: Clara Maass army nurse sacrificied her life at 25 to prove that the mosquito carries yellow fever. * 1901
Name The Year: Leonard Bernstein conductor/composer/pianist/egotist, born. * 1918
Name The Year: Richard Greene Plymouth England, actor (Adv of Robin Hood), born. * 1918
Name The Year: Sean Connery actor (James Bond, Man Who Would Be King), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Amelia Earhart completes transcontinental flight. * 1932
Name The Year: Tom Skerritt Detroit Mich, actor (Ryan's Four, Alien, Big Bad Mama), born. * 1933
Name The Year: 1st parachute wedding. * 1940
Name The Year: Paris liberated from Nazi occupation. * 1944
Name The Year: Gene Simmons Queens, NY, rocker (KISS), born. * 1949
Name The Year: Elvis Costello [Declan Patrick McManus], rocker (Allison), born. * 1954
Name The Year: Claudia Schiffer Rheinbach Germany, super model (Elle, Rolling Stone), born. * 1970
Name The Year: Voyager 2's closest approach to Saturn (63,000 miles/100,000 km). * 1981
Name The Year: US and USSR sign $10 billion grain pact. * 1983
Name The Year: Truman Capote author (In Cold Blood), dies. * 1984
Name The Year: Voyager 2 makes its closest approach to Neptune (0400 GMT). * 1989
Name The Year: Carl Lewis runs 100m in 9.86 seconds. * 1991
Name The Year: .C. Roman forces under Julius Caesar invaded Britain. * 55 B
Name The Year: English longbows defeat French in Battle of Crecy. * 1346
Name The Year: Sir Robert Walpole (Whig), British prime minister, 1721-42 * 1676
Name The Year: Johann Lambert, Swiss mathematician, proved pi is irrational * 1728
Name The Year: John Fitch granted a US patent for his working steamboat * 1791
Name The Year: Liberia was proclaimed an independent republic. * 1847
Name The Year: Lee De Forest (in Council Bluffs, Iowa), invented the Audion vacuum tube (radio tube) * 1873
Name The Year: Guillaume Apollinaire, French poet * 1880
Name The Year: Krakatoa began erupting with increasingly large explosions. * 1883
Name The Year: Jules Romains, French novelist, dramatist, poet (Men of Good Will) * 1885
Name The Year: Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, former US Army chief of staff * 1901
Name The Year: Christopher Isherwood, novelist, playwright (I Am a Camera)  * 1904
Name The Year: Dr. Albert Sabin, polio vaccine discoverer * 1906
Name The Year: Houdini escapes chains underwater at Aquatic Park in 57 seconds. * 1907
Name The Year: Germans defeat Russians in Battle of Tannenberg. * 1914
Name The Year: 19th amendment passes -- women's suffrage granted (about time!). * 1920
Name The Year: USSR announces successful test of intercontinental ballistic missile. * 1957
Name The Year: Mariner 2 launched for first planet flyby (Venus). * 1962
Name The Year: Summer Olympics opened in Munich, West Germany. * 1972
Name The Year: University of Texas at Arlington becomes the first accredited school to offer a course in belly dancing. * 1973
Name The Year: Women's Equality Day. * 1973
Name The Year: Charles Lindbergh, died at his home in Hawaii at the age of 72. * 1974
Name The Year: Soyuz 15 carries 2 cosmonauts to space station Salyut 3. * 1974
Name The Year: Cardinal Albino Luciani of Venice becomes Pope John Paul I. * 1978
Name The Year: Soyuz 31 is launched. * 1978
Name The Year: Voyager's closest approach to Saturn enroute to Uranus and Neptune. * 1981
Name The Year: Guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughn dies in a helicopter accident. * 1990
Name The Year: First hydrogen-filled balloon ascent (unmanned). * 1783
Name The Year: First successful oil well drilled near Titusville, Penn. * 1859
Name The Year: Samuel Goldwyn, pioneer filmmaker * 1882
Name The Year: Krakatoa, west of Java, blew apart; top that, St. Helens! * 1883
Name The Year: C.S. Forester, historical novelist, created Horatio Hornblower * 1899
Name The Year: Lyndon B. Johnson, 36th President (1963-1969) * 1908
Name The Year: Mother Teresa of Calcutta (Nobel 1979) * 1910
Name The Year: Edgar Rice Burroughs' publishes "Tarzan". * 1912
Name The Year: Kellogg-Briand Pact, where 60 nations agreed to outlaw war.  * 1928
Name The Year: Erich Warsitz makes first jet-propelled flight (in a Heinkel He-178). * 1939
Name The Year: Ira Levin, author (Rosemary's Baby, Sleuth, This Perfect Day) * 1929
Name The Year: Yuri V. Malyshev, Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz T-2, T-11) * 1941
Name The Year: Susan 'Tuesday' Weld (in New York City), actor * 1943
Name The Year: Launch of Mariner 2 which makes first Venus flyby. * 1962
Name The Year: Soyuz T-7 returns to Earth. * 1982
Name The Year: 20th Space Shuttle Mission - Discovery 6 is launched. * 1985
Name The Year: Sir William Herschel discovers Saturn's moon Enceladus. * 1789
Name The Year: Italy declares war against Germany during WW I. * 1916
Name The Year: 10 suffragists arrested as they picket the White House. * 1917
Name The Year: Scott Hamilton Toledo, figure skating champion (Olympic-gold-1984), born. * 1958
Name The Year: Martin Luther King Jr's "I have a dream speech" at Lincoln Memorial. * 1963
Name The Year: Jason Priestley Vancouver BC, actor (Brandon-Beverly Hills 90210), born. * 1969
Name The Year: Iraq declares Kuwait it's 19th province. * 1990
Name The Year: Atahualpa last Incan King of Peru, murdered by Spanish conquerors. * 1533
Name The Year: Edmond Hoyle games expert, dies (birth date unknown). * 1769
Name The Year: Seismic sea waves created by the Krakatoa eruption create a rise in the English Channel 32 hrs after the explosion. * 1883
Name The Year: Gottlieb Daimler receives German patent for a motorcycle. * 1885
Name The Year: Chop suey invented in NYC by chef of visiting Chinese Ambassador. * 1896
Name The Year: Ingrid Bergman Sweden, actress (Casablanca, Cactus Flower), born. * 1915
Name The Year: Sir Richard Attenborough actor/director (Gandhi, Young Winston), born. * 1923
Name The Year: German airship Graf Zeppelin ends a round-the-world flight. * 1929
Name The Year: Intl Olympic Committee votes admission to West Germany & Japan in '52. * 1950
Name The Year: Michael Jackson, singer, born. * 1958
Name The Year: Rebecca De Mornay actress (The Hand That Rocker The Cradle), born. * 1962
Name The Year: Walt Disney's "Mary Poppins" released. * 1964
Name The Year: Star in Cygnus goes nova becoming 4th brightest in sky. * 1975
Name The Year: Lee Marvin dies in Tucson, Ariz at 63. * 1987
Name The Year: Saddam Hussein declares America can't beat Iraq. * 1990
Name The Year: Galileo passes within 600 miles of asteroid Ida. * 1993
Name The Year: C Cleopatra 7th and most famous queen of Egypt, commits suicide. * 30 B
Name The Year: Louis XI king of France (1461-83), dies at 60. * 1483
Name The Year: Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley London England, author (Frankenstein), born. * 1797
Name The Year: Ernest Lord Rutherford England, physicist; discovered atomic nucleus, born. * 1871
Name The Year: Paul Von Hindenburg becomes chief-of-General-Staff in Germany. * 1916
Name The Year: Siege of Leningrad by Nazi troops began during WW II. * 1941
Name The Year: Robert Crumb cartoonist (Father Time), born. * 1943
Name The Year: John Landis actor (American Werewolf in London), born. * 1950
Name The Year: Pope Paul II deposed and excommunicated King Henry VIII. * 1535
Name The Year: Queen Mother Wilhelmina Netherlands (1890-1948), born. * 1880
Name The Year: Thomas A Edison patents Kinetoscope, (produces moving pictures). * 1887
Name The Year: Mary Ann Nicholls a 42-year-old prostitute, was found stabbed to death in London, 1st of at least five murders by Jack the Ripper. * 1888
Name The Year: Communist Labor Party of America formed in Chicago. * 1919
Name The Year: James Coburn Laurel Nebr, actor (Our Man Flint, Magnificent Seven), born. * 1928
Name The Year: Jack Thompson Australia, actor (Breaker Morant), born. * 1940
Name The Year: Van Morrison Belfast, singer (Here Comes the Night), born. * 1945
Name The Year: Richard Gere Phila Pa, actor (Breathless, Cotton Club), born. * 1949
Name The Year: 1st sun-powered automobile demonstrated, Chicago, Ill. * 1955
Name The Year: Malaya (Malaysia) gains independence from Britain (National Day). * 1957
Name The Year: Australia defeats US for tennis' Davis Cup. * 1959
Name The Year: Trinidad and Tobago gain independence from Britain (National Day). * 1962
Name The Year: Rocky Marciano former heavyweight champ, dies in a plane crash. * 1964
Name The Year: Poland's Solidarity labor union founded. * 1980
Name The Year: J Edgar Hoover Mr FBI, born. * 1895
Name The Year: Ian Fleming writer (James Bond), dies at 80 * 1969
Name The Year: Last "Far Side" by cartoonist Gary Larson (started 1980) * 1995
Name The Year: Free black commission of Philadelphia petitioned Congress to abolish slavery. * 1800
Name The Year: Construction of the Brooklyn Bridge begins * 1870
Name The Year: Royal Bank of Canada took over the Quebec Bank. * 1917
Name The Year: Isaac Asimov, scientist-writer, born. * 1920
Name The Year: Bruno Richard Hauptmann went on trial for kidnap-murder of Charles Lindberg's1935 baby. * 
Name The Year: Jim Bakker, televangelist, con-man, born. * 1939
Name The Year: Japanese occupied Manila. * 1942
Name The Year: 28 nations, at war with Axis, pledge no separate peace. * 1942
Name The Year: President Jose Antonio Remon of Panama assassinated. * 1955
Name The Year: Luna 1(USSR) launched. * 1959
Name The Year: Dr. Christian Barnard performs the second successful heart transplant. * 1968
Name The Year: B.C. Cicero, Roman statesman, born. * 106
Name The Year: First drinking straw is patented by M.C. Stone in Washington, D.C. * 1888
Name The Year: J.R.R. Tolkien, linguist, author (The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings), born. * 1892
Name The Year: Victor Borge, pianist, comedian, born. * 1909
Name The Year: NY Yankees purchase Babe Ruth from the Red Sox. * 1920
Name The Year: Turkey makes peace with Armenia. * 1921
Name The Year: Dabney Coleman, actor, born. * 1933
Name The Year: Canadian Army troops arrive in North Africa. * 1943
Name The Year: Victoria Principal, actress, born. * 1951
Name The Year: "Dragnet" is suddenly plastered on TV across America * 1952
Name The Year: Mel Gibson, actor, born. * 1956
Name The Year: First electric watch introduced at Lancaster, PA. * 1957
Name The Year: Sir Edmund Hillary reached South Pole overland. * 1958
Name The Year: Experimental reactor kills three in Idaho Falls, Idaho. * 1961
Name The Year: U.S. breaks relations with Cuba. * 1961
Name The Year: Jack Ruby, assassin of Lee Harvey Oswald, died * 1964
Name The Year: Apple Computer incorporated. * 1977
Name The Year: Alfred Hitchcock knighted -- Good Evening. * 1980
Name The Year: BSD UNIX 3.0 released * 1980
Name The Year: President Bush and President Yeltsin sign historic nuclear arms reduction1993 treaty. * 
Name The Year: Sir Issac Newton, scientist, discovered laws of gravity. * 1643
Name The Year: Jacob Grimm (in Germany), storyteller * 1785
Name The Year: Wilhelm Beer, first to map Mars * 1797
Name The Year: Louis Braille, developed reading system for the blind * 1809
Name The Year: Four-wheeled roller skates patented by James Plimpton of New York. * 1863
Name The Year: Josef Stalin Declared Time Magazine's "Man Of The Year" * 1943
Name The Year: Burmese National Day. * 1948
Name The Year: Chinese and North Koreans capture Seoul, South Korea * 1951
Name The Year: Sputnik 1 destroyed on reentry * 1958
Name The Year: Matt Frewer, actor (Doctor Doctor, Max Headroom), born. * 1959
Name The Year: Elvis Presley records his first two singles at Sun Record Studios. * 1954
Name The Year: Michael Stipe (REM Lead Singer), born. * 1960
Name The Year: Thomas Stearns (T.S.) Eliot, poet, died. * 1965
Name The Year: The Beatles have their last recording session at EMI studios. * 1970
Name The Year: Phil Lynott, Thin Lizzy Lead Singer, died. * 1986
Name The Year: St. Edward the Confessor, died. * 1066
Name The Year: Catherine de Medici, Queen of France, died. * 1589
Name The Year: Treaty of Dardanelles was concluded between Britain and France. * 1809
Name The Year: King Camp Gillette, inventor of the safety razor, born. * 1855
Name The Year: Hamburger invented. * 1889
Name The Year: National Socialist (Nazi) Party formed in Germany. * 1919
Name The Year: Sir Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic explorer, died aboard his ship. * 1922
Name The Year: Robert Duvall, actor, born. * 1931
Name The Year: Work on Golden Gate Bridge begins, on Marin County side. * 1933
Name The Year: Calvin Coolidge, 30th US President, died. * 1933
Name The Year: Juan Carlos I, King of Spain, born. * 1938
Name The Year: First FM radio transmission. * 1940
Name The Year: 'Pepe Le Pew' debuts in his first cartoon. * 1945
Name The Year: Diane Keaton (in Los Angeles, CA), actor, born. * 1946
Name The Year: Pamela Sue Martin (in Connecticut), actor (Dallas), born. * 1954
Name The Year: Tony Sheridan and Beatles produce My Bonnie and The Saints. * 1962
Name The Year: Pope Paul VI visits Jordan and Israel. * 1964
Name The Year: Dr Spock indicted on draft law violations. * 1968
Name The Year: Venera 5 launched. First successful landing on another planet. * 1969
Name The Year: NASA announced the start of the space shuttle program. * 1972
Name The Year: Surrogate Baby M case begins in Hackensack, NJ. * 1987
Name The Year: (England) Richard II, Bordeaux, France, king of England (1377-99), born. * 1367
Name The Year: (France) Joan of Arc, Domremy, martyr, born. * 1412
Name The Year: (England) King Henry VIII of England married his 4th wife, Anne of Cleves. * 1540
Name The Year: (France) Jacques Montgolfier, aeronaut (1st pioneer balloonist), born. * 1745
Name The Year: (USA) Samuel Morse made 1st public demonstration of telegraph. * 1838
Name The Year: (USA) Patent for reducing zinc ore granted to Samuel Wetherill. * 1857
Name The Year: (USA) Tom Mix silent screen cowboy actor, born. * 1880
Name The Year: (Lebanon) Khalil Gibran, mystic poet (The Prophet, Broken Wings), born. * 1883
Name The Year: (USA) Theodore Roosevelt dies at his home in Oyster Bay, NY, at 60. * 1919
Name The Year: (Yugoslavia) Alexander I establishes a royal dictatorship in Yugoslavia. * 1929
Name The Year: (USA) FDR's "4 Freedoms" speech (speech, worship, from want & from fear). * 1941
Name The Year: (England) Syd Barrett, rocker (Pink Floyd-The Wall), born. * 1946
Name The Year: (USA) Robert Englund, actor (V, Nightmare on Elm Street), born. * 1949
Name The Year: (England) Britain recognizes Communist government of China. * 1950
Name The Year: (England) Rowan Atkinson, comedian/actor (Never Say Never Again, Mr. Bean, Blackadder), born. * 1956
Name The Year: (England) EMI records drop punk rock group Sex Pistols. * 1977
Name The Year: (Japan) Emperor Hirohito of Japan, dies at 87 after 62-year reign. * 1989
Name The Year: (England) Catherine of Aragon 1st wife of England's King Henry VIII, dies. * 1536
Name The Year: (Italy) Alessandro de' Medici of Florence, assassinated. * 1537
Name The Year: (Germany) Louis III, last king of Bavaria (1913-18), born. * 1845
Name The Year: (France) Calais, last English possession in France, retaken by French. * 1558
Name The Year: (Russia) Boris Godunov seizes the Russian throne on death of Feodore I. * 1598
Name The Year: (Italy) Galileo discovers 1st 3 Jupiter satellites, Io, Europa & Ganymede. * 1610
Name The Year: (USA) Marconi Co establishes "CQD" as 1st int'l radio distress signal. * 1904
Name The Year: (USA) Charles Addams, cartoonist (New Yorker, Addams Family), born. * 1912
Name The Year: (USA) "Buck Rogers," 1st sci-fi comic strip, premiers. * 1929
Name The Year: (USA) "Tarzan," one of the 1st adventure comic strips, 1st appears. * 1929
Name The Year: (USA) "Flash Gordon" comic strip (by Alex Raymond) debuts. * 1934
Name The Year: (USA) Pres Truman announces development of the hydrogen bomb. * 1953
Name The Year: (Romania) Dr Petru Groza premier of Romania, dies at 74. * 1958
Name The Year: (USA) Nicolas Cage, actor (The Rock, Face/Off), born. * 1964
Name The Year: (Bahamas) Bahamas achieves internal self-government & cabinet responsibility. * 1964
Name The Year: (Vietnam) Vietnamese forces capture Phnom Penh from Khmer Rouge. * 1979
Name The Year: 11th Amendment of American Constitution ratified, Judicial powers construed. * 1798
Name The Year: First Income Tax imposed. * 1799
Name The Year: Frank Nelson Doubleday, publisher and founder of Doubleday and Co., born. * 1862
Name The Year: Sir Frank Dyson, proved Einstein right about light bent by gravity, born. * 1868
Name The Year: The passing of Norton I, Emperor of the US, Protector of Mexico. * 1880
Name The Year: Simone De Beauvoir, writer, born. * 1908
Name The Year: Gypsy Rose Lee, burlesque entertainer born. * 1914
Name The Year: Milton Hinkes (AKA Soupy Sales), comedian, born. * 1926
Name The Year: Elvis Presley, singer, born. * 1935
Name The Year: Shirley Bassey (in Wales), born. * 1937
Name The Year: Suzannah York, actress, born. * 1941
Name The Year: David Bowie, musician, actor, born. * 1947
Name The Year: New Nicaraguan constituion takes effect. * 1987
Name The Year: St. Thorfinn, Norwegian Bishop, Died. * 1285
Name The Year: Chic Young, creator of the "Blondie" comic strip, born. * 1901
Name The Year: Richard M. Nixon, 37th President (1968-1974), born. * 1913
Name The Year: Semi-automatic rifles adopted by US army. * 1936
Name The Year: Shirley Bassey (Singer), born. * 1937
Name The Year: Joan Baez (in Staten Island, NY), folk singer, born. * 1941
Name The Year: Susannah York (in London, England), actress, born * 1941
Name The Year: As he vowed, General Douglas MacArthur returned to the Philippines. * 1945
Name The Year: Crystal Gayle (in Kentucky), singer, born. * 1951
Name The Year: Rowan Atikinson (Comedian), born. * 1956
Name The Year: Fidel Castro siezes power in Cuba. * 1959
Name The Year: 5.9 earthquake in New England/Canada; last one was in 1855. * 1982
Name The Year: First underground railway opens in London. * 1863
Name The Year: League of Nations established. * 1920
Name The Year: Max Roach, jazz drummer, born. * 1925
Name The Year: First mobile electric power plant delivered, Philadelphia PA. * 1944
Name The Year: Rod Stewart, singer, born. * 1945
Name The Year: Los Angeles Railway (with 5 streetcar lines) forced to close. * 1945
Name The Year: First radar signal to moon, Belmar, NJ. * 1946
Name The Year: UN General Assembly meets for first time. * 1946
Name The Year: George Foreman, boxer, born. * 1949
Name The Year: Pat Benatar, singer, born. * 1953
Name The Year: Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary of the US Treasury, born. * 1755
Name The Year: Titania & Oberon, moons of Uranus, discovered by William Herschel. * 1787
Name The Year: First pineapples planted in Hawaii. * 1813
Name The Year: William James, Philospher, born. * 1842
Name The Year: Albert Hofmann, Swiss chemist, discoverer of LSD, born. * 1906
Name The Year: Amelia Earhart flies from Hawaii to California (non-stop, of course). * 1935
Name The Year: Beatles release Please Please Me & Ask Me Why. * 1963
Name The Year: Soyuz 17 is launched. * 1975
Name The Year: Jack London, writer (Call of the Wild), born. * 1876
Name The Year: Joe Frazier, boxer, born. * 1944
Name The Year: US Navy destroys 41 Japanese ships in the Battle of South China Sea. * 1945
Name The Year: Kirstie Alley, actress (Cheers, Star Trek II), born. * 1955
Name The Year: "All in the Family" premiers. * 1971
Name The Year: 24th Space Shuttle Mission - Columbia 7 is launched. * 1986
Name The Year: U.S. Congress backs war in Gulf. * 1991
Name The Year: St Colette abbess/reformer (Poor Clares), born. * 1381
Name The Year: Elizabeth I crowned queen of England in Westminster Abbey. * 1559
Name The Year: Galileo Galilei discovers Callisto, 4th satellite of Jupiter. * 1610
Name The Year: Charles Perrault France, lawyer/writer (Mother Goose), born. * 1628
Name The Year: National Geographic Society founded (Washington, DC). * 1888
Name The Year: Robert Stack LA Calif, actor (Eliot Ness-Untouchables, Airplane), born. * 1919
Name The Year: "Mickey Mouse" comic strip 1st appears. * 1930
Name The Year: James Joyce novelist, dies in Zurich, Switzerland, at 58. * 1941
Name The Year: German U-boats begin harassing shipping on US east coast. * 1942
Name The Year: Henry Ford patents a method of constructing plastic auto bodies. * 1942
Name The Year: 9,000 scientists of 43 nations petition UN for nuclear test ban. * 1958
Name The Year: Graham "Suggs" McPherson rocker (Madness-Our House), born. * 1961
Name The Year: Julia Louis-Dreyfus NYC, comedienne (SNL, Steinfeld, Day by Day), born. * 1961
Name The Year: Bloody coup overthrows government of South Yemen. * 1986
Name The Year: 7 top NY Mafia bosses sentenced to 100 years in prison each. * 1987
Name The Year: Ching-Kao Chiang president of Taiwan, dies at 81. * 1988
Name The Year: "Friday the 13th" virus strikes hundreds of IBM computers in Britain. * 1989
Name The Year: Ruins of Mashkan-shapir (occupied 2050-1720 BC) found in Iraq. * 1989
Name The Year: UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar meets with Saddam Hussein in Baghdad. * 1991
Name The Year: St Sava, son of Serbia's king, dies. * 1237
Name The Year: Francis I forced to give up claims in Burgundy, Italy & Flanders. * 1526
Name The Year: Edmund Halley genius eclipsed by Newton, dies at 86. * 1742
Name The Year: King of Naples flees before the advancing French armies. * 1799
Name The Year: King of Denmark cedes Norway to King of Sweden by treaty of Kiel. * 1814
Name The Year: Mehmed VI, last sultan of Ottoman Empire (1918-22), born. * 1861
Name The Year: Albert Schweitzer, doctor/humanitarian/organist (Nobel 1952), born. * 1875
Name The Year: Lewis Carroll writer (Alice in Wonderland), dies at 65. * 1898
Name The Year: Henry Ford introduces assembly line for cars. * 1914
Name The Year: Faye Dunaway, actress (Chinatown, Bonnie & Clyde), born. * 1941
Name The Year: Yugoslavia elects it's 1st president (Marshal Tito). * 1953
Name The Year: Marilyn Monroe marries baseball star Joe DiMaggio. * 1954
Name The Year: Humphrey Bogart actor, dies at 57. * 1957
Name The Year: Jacqueline Kennedy's 1st public appearance (TV) since assassination. * 1964
Name The Year: Vanity [Dee Dee Williams], singer/actress (Action Jackson), born. * 1965
Name The Year: David Bowie releases his 1st record (Can't Help Thinking About Me). * 1966
Name The Year: 20,000 attend the Human Be-In, SF. * 1967
Name The Year: Sex Pistols' final concert (Winterland, SF). * 1978
Name The Year: Ray Kroc founder of MacDonalds/owner San Diego Padres, dies at 82. * 1984
Name The Year: 29 year old French woman gives birth to sextuplets in Paris. * 1989
Name The Year: Galba, Roman emperor, killed by Praetorian guard in the Forum, Rome. * 69
Name The Year: Henry VIII declares himself head of English Church. * 1535
Name The Year: Russia cedes Livonia & Estonia to Poland, loses access to the Baltic. * 1582
Name The Year: Moliére, France, dramatist (Tartuffe, Les Misanthrope), baptized. * 1622
Name The Year: Basketball rules first published. * 1892
Name The Year: Tchaikovsky's ballet "Swan Lake" premiers, St Petersburg. * 1895
Name The Year: Aristotle Onassis, Greece, rich shipping magnate, born. * 1906
Name The Year: Edward Teller, Budapest, Hungary, fathered H-bomb (Manhattan Project), born. * 1908
Name The Year: Lloyd Bridges, actor (Sea Hunt, Roots, Flying High), born. * 1913
Name The Year: Gamal Abdel Nasser, President of Egypt (1954-1971?), born. * 1918
Name The Year: 2 million gallons of molasses flood Boston, USA, drowning 21. * 1919
Name The Year: Pianist & statesman Ignace Paderewski becomes 1st premier of Poland * 1919
Name The Year: Irish Free State forms * 1922
Name The Year: Lithuania seize & annex the country of Memel * 1923
Name The Year: Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr Atlanta, dreamer (Nobel 1964), born. * 1929
Name The Year: 1st all-glass windowless structure in US completed, Toledo, Ohio * 1936
Name The Year: World's largest office building, Pentagon, completed * 1943
Name The Year: "Happy Days" premiers on ABC-TV in the US. * 1974
Name The Year: Space Mountain opens (Disneyland). * 1975
Name The Year: Tancredo Neves becomes 1st elected president of Brazil in 21 years. * 1985
Name The Year: Ray Bolger actor/dancer (Scarecrow in Wizard of Oz), dies at 82. * 1987
Name The Year: Sean MacBride Ireland, commander of Irish Republican Army, dies at 83. * 1988
Name The Year: UN's deadline for Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait passes - (they don't). * 1991
Name The Year: EC recognises Slovenian and Croatian independence. * 1992
Name The Year: Ivan IV the Terrible crowned 1st tsar of Russia. * 1547
Name The Year: Charles Messier catalogs M41 (galactic cluster in Canis Major). * 1765
Name The Year: Andre Michelin, France, industrialist/tire manufacturer (Michelin), born. * 1853
Name The Year: Ethel Merman stage & screen actress (Anything Goes, Call Me Madam), born. * 1908
Name The Year: John Carpenter, director/composer (Halloween, The Thing), born. * 1948
Name The Year: Cavern Club opens on Matthews Street in England. * 1957
Name The Year: Khrushchev claims to have a 100-megaton nuclear bomb. * 1963
Name The Year: Ted Cassidy Pittsburgh, actor (Lurch-Addams Family), dies at 46. * 1979
Name The Year: Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi of Iran flees Iran for Egypt. * 1979
Name The Year: USSR announces plan for 2-yr manned mission to Mars. * 1989
Name The Year: Operation Desert Storm begins. US & 27 allies attack Iraq for occupying Kuwait (US times). * 1991
Name The Year: Benjamin Franklin, famous kite flyer, statesman, wit, born. * 1706
Name The Year: Battle Of Falkirk, Scotland. * 1746
Name The Year: Anton Checkov (in Russia), writer, born. * 1860
Name The Year: Flush toilet is patented by Mr. Thomas Crapper (honest!!). * 1861
Name The Year: First Cable Car is patented by Andrew S. Hallidie. * 1871
Name The Year: Mack Sennett, created Keystone Kops, born. * 1880
Name The Year: Al Capone, Crime Boss, born. * 1899
Name The Year: Popeye makes first appearance, in comic strip "Thimble Theatre." * 1929
Name The Year: James Earl Jones, actor, narrator, voice of Darth Vader, born. * 1931
Name The Year: Shari Lewis (in Bronx, NY), puppeteer (Lambchop), born. * 1934
Name The Year: Muhammed Ali, boxer who floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee, born. * 1942
Name The Year: Great Brink's robbery in Boston, $28 million. * 1950
Name The Year: World's first nuclear powered ship, USS Nautilus. * 1955
Name The Year: Led Zepplin's Debut Album released. * 1969
Name The Year: At approx. 1:00 am Baghdad local time, allied forces attacked, beginning Gulf War. * 1991
Name The Year: Earthquake in California. * 1994
Name The Year: Earthquake in Kobe. * 1995
Name The Year: Christian II of Denmark & Norway defeats the Swedes at Lake Asunde. * 1520
Name The Year: Capt James Cook stumbles over Sandwich Islands (Hawaiian Islands). * 1778
Name The Year: Peter Roget, thesaurus fame, inventor (slide rule, pocket chessboard), born. * 1779
Name The Year: Joseph Farwell Glidden, inventor (1st coml useable barbed wire), born. * 1813
Name The Year: Sir Edmund Barton 1st PM of Australia (1900-03), born. * 1849
Name The Year: German Empire proclaimed by Kaiser Wilhelm I. * 1871
Name The Year: Alan Alexander Milne author (Winnie-the-Pooh), born. * 1882
Name The Year: Oliver Hardy Harlem Ga, comedy team member (Laurel & Hardy), born. * 1892
Name The Year: Cary Grant actor (Arsenic & Old Lace, North by Northwest), born. * 1904
Name The Year: Danny Kaye Bkln NY, UNICEF/comedian/actor (Danny Kaye Show), born. * 1913
Name The Year: WW I Peace Congress opens in Versailles, France. * 1919
Name The Year: Rudyard Kipling author, dies in Burwash, England. * 1936
Name The Year: Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto begin resistance of Nazis. * 1943
Name The Year: Soviets announce they broke the long Nazi siege of Leningrad. * 1943
Name The Year: Kevin Costner actor (Fandango, Silverado, Bull Durham), born. * 1955
Name The Year: Beatles 1st appearance in Billboard Chart (I Want to Hold Your Hand-#35). * 1964
Name The Year: Pink Floyd's "The Wall" hits #1. * 1980
Name The Year: France cedes Roussillon & Cerdogne to Spain by treaty of Barcelona. * 1493
Name The Year: Francis II, king of France (1559-60), born. * 1544
Name The Year: Abbas I Shah of Persia (1588-1629), dies at 57. * 1629
Name The Year: James Watt, Scotland, inventor (steam engine), born. * 1736
Name The Year: Britain occupies the Cape of Good Hope. * 1806
Name The Year: Edgar Allan Poe, Boston, author (Pit & the Pendulum), born. * 1809
Name The Year: Ezra Daggett & nephew Thomas Kensett patent food storage in tin cans. * 1825
Name The Year: Paul Cezanne, France, impressionist painter (Bathers), born. * 1839
Name The Year: Verdi's opera "Il Trovatore" premiers, in Rome. * 1853
Name The Year: Anglo-Egyptian country of Sudan forms. * 1899
Name The Year: Electric neon sign patented. * 1915
Name The Year: Javier Perez de Cuellar, Lima, Peru, 5th secretary-general of UN (1982-1996), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Tippi Hedren Minnesota, actress (The Birds), born. * 1935
Name The Year: Millionaire Howard Hughes sets transcontinental air record (7h28m25s). * 1937
Name The Year: Ernest Hausen of Wisconsin sets chicken-plucking record-4.4 sec.. * 1939
Name The Year: Michael Crawford England, Broadway star (Phantom of the Opera), born. * 1942
Name The Year: Janis Joplin, bluesy rock singer (Down on Me), born. * 1943
Name The Year: Dolly Parton, country singer (Dolly, 9 to 5), born. * 1946
Name The Year: Sydney Greenstreet actor (Maltese Falcon), dies at 74. * 1954
Name The Year: Stefan Edberg, Sweden, tennis player (Wimbeldon 1988), born. * 1966
Name The Year: Beatles' Helter Skelter is played at the Charles Manson trial. * 1971
Name The Year: Muhammad Ali talks a despondent 21 year old out of committing suicide. * 1981
Name The Year: US & Iran sign agreement to release 52 American hostages. * 1981
Name The Year: Bhadwan Shree Rajneesh, indian guru, dies at 58. * 1990
Name The Year: 1st English Parliament called into session by Earl of Leicester. * 1265
Name The Year: Charles III king of Spain (1759-88), born. * 1760
Name The Year: Andre-Marie Ampere France, discovered electromagnetism, born. * 1775
Name The Year: China cedes Hong Kong to the British. * 1841
Name The Year: Leadbelly, blues 12 string guitarist (Rock Island Line), born. * 1888
Name The Year: George Burns [Nathan Birnbaum], NYC, actor/comedian (Oh God), born. * 1896
Name The Year: DeForest Kelly actor (Dr McCoy-Star Trek), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Federico Fellini Italian director (Satyricon, La Dolce Vita), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Turkey declared in remnants of the Ottoman Empire. * 1921
Name The Year: Edwin E "Buzz" Aldrin Jr, USAF/astro (Gem 12, Ap 11), born. * 1930
Name The Year: King George V of Britain dies, succeeded by Edward VIII. * 1936
Name The Year: David Lynch, director (Dune, Eraserhead), born. * 1946
Name The Year: Malcolm McLaren founded rock group (Sex Pistols-God Save the Queen), born. * 1947
Name The Year: Mahatma Gandhi India's pacifist, assassinated. * 1948
Name The Year: Paul Stanley, rock guitarist (KISS), born. * 1952
Name The Year: Johnny Weismuller actor (Tarzan, Jungle Jim), dies in Acapulco at 79. * 1984
Name The Year: Charles V (the Wise), king of France (1364-80), born. * 1338
Name The Year: Tsar Ivan IV defeats the False Dmitri, who claims to be the true tsar. * 1604
Name The Year: Louis XVI French king, beheaded by French revolutionaries. * 1793
Name The Year: Edward Jenner's smallpox vaccination is introduced. * 1799
Name The Year: Pineapple introduced to Hawaii. * 1813
Name The Year: Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson, Lt Gen 2nd Corps (ANV, Confed), born. * 1824
Name The Year: Christian Dior, Normandy France, fashion designer (long-skirted look), born. * 1905
Name The Year: Errol Walton Barrow, PM of Barbados (DLP) (1966-76, 1986-?), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Barney Clark, 1st to receive a permanent artificial heart, born. * 1921
Name The Year: Benny Hill, Southampton England, comedian (Benny Hill Show), born. * 1924
Name The Year: Telly Savalas Garden City NJ, actor (Acapulco, Kojak), born. * 1924
Name The Year: Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, Russian leader, dies of a stroke at 54. * 1924
Name The Year: Jack Nicklaus, golfer (Player of Yr 1967,72,73,75,76), born. * 1940
Name The Year: Placido Domingo, Madrid Spain, opera tenor, born. * 1941
Name The Year: George Orwell, author (Animal Farm, 1984), dies in London at 46. * 1950
Name The Year: Nautilus, 1st atomic powered submarine launched. * 1954
Name The Year: Geena Davis, actress (Beetlejuice, Fly), born. * 1957
Name The Year: Cecil Blount de Mille, producer (10 Commandments), dies 77. * 1959
Name The Year: Portuguese rebels seize cruise ship Santa Maria. * 1961
Name The Year: Supersonic Concorde, 1st commercial flights, by Britain & France. * 1976
Name The Year: Pres Jimmy Carter pardons almost all Vietnam War draft evaders. * 1977
Name The Year: Bee Gees' "Saturday Night Fever" album goes #1 for 24 weeks. * 1978
Name The Year: Neptune becomes outermost planet (Pluto moves closer). * 1979
Name The Year: Ivan III (the Great) grand prince of Russia, born. * 1440
Name The Year: Turks conquer Cairo. * 1517
Name The Year: England & France declare war on Emperor Charles V of Spain. * 1528
Name The Year: Francis Bacon, England, statesman/essayist (Novum Organum), born. * 1561
Name The Year: Spain cedes the Falkland Islands to Britain. * 1771
Name The Year: Lord George Gordon Noel Byron, England, romantic poet (Don Juan), born. * 1788
Name The Year: Queen Victoria, Britain's Queen, dies at 82. * 1901
Name The Year: "Bloody Sunday"; Russian demonstrators fired on by tsarist troops. * 1905
Name The Year: U. Thant, Burma, 3rd UN sec-genl (1962-72), born. * 1909
Name The Year: Ukraine proclaimed a free republic (German puppet). * 1918
Name The Year: Bill Bixby, SF Calif, actor (Incredible Hulk, My Favorite Martian), born. * 1934
Name The Year: Uranium atom 1st split, Columbia University. * 1939
Name The Year: John Hurt, England, actor (Elephant Man, Alien, Midnight Express), born. * 1940
Name The Year: Israeli forces withdraw from the Sinai Penisula. * 1957
Name The Year: Linda Blair, St Louis Mo, actress (Exorcist, Chained Heat, Savage St), born. * 1959
Name The Year: Michael Hutchence, Australia, rocker (Inxs-I Need You Tonight), born. * 1960
Name The Year: Olivia d'Abo, London England, actress, born. * 1967
Name The Year: Judy Garland, singer/actress, dies at 48 of an alcohol overdose. * 1969
Name The Year: Bank robbery in Beirut nets $20-50 million (record). * 1976
Name The Year: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, musical prodigy, composer, born. * 1756
Name The Year: Edouard Manet, French painter, born. * 1832
Name The Year: Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwell becomes first woman physician in U.S.. * 1849
Name The Year: Humphrey Bogart, actor, born. * 1899
Name The Year: Randolph Scott, actor, born. * 1903
Name The Year: First radio-assisted rescue at sea. * 1909
Name The Year: Rutger Hauer, actor (Blade Runner, Ladyhawke, Osterman Weekend), born. * 1944
Name The Year: Princess Caroline of Monaco, born. * 1958
Name The Year: "The A-Team" (with Mr. T and George Peppard) premiers. * 1983
Name The Year: Start of Islamic calendar. * 638
Name The Year: 1st English Parliament formally convened (some authorities). * 1265
Name The Year: Earl of Moray, regent of Scotland, assassinated; civil war breaks out. * 1570
Name The Year: Union of Utrecht signed, forming protestant Dutch Republic. * 1579
Name The Year: Principality of Liechtenstein created within Holy Roman Empire. * 1719
Name The Year: Edouard Manet, France, Impressionist painter, born. * 1832
Name The Year: Charlotte, grand duchess of Luxembourg (1919-64), born. * 1896
Name The Year: Humphrey Bogart, actor (Casablanca, Caine Mutiny, African Queen), born. * 1899
Name The Year: Nazim Pasha, Turkey's PM assassinated. * 1913
Name The Year: Dutch govt refuses to turn over ex-kaiser of Germany to the allies. * 1920
Name The Year: George Orwell, British novelist, dies in London at 46. * 1950
Name The Year: Princess Caroline Louise Marguerite of Monaco, born. * 1957
Name The Year: Australia's 1st amateur radio satellite (Oscar 5) launched. * 1970
Name The Year: Salvador Dali, Spanish surrealist painter, dies in Spain at 84. * 1989
Name The Year: High-denomination banknotes withdrawn in USSR. * 1991
Name The Year: Robert Burns, Scottish poet, born. * 1759
Name The Year: Somerset Maugham, poet, born. * 1874
Name The Year: Virginia Woolf, author, born. * 1882
Name The Year: Alexander Bell in New York calls Thomas Watson in San Francisco. * 1915
Name The Year: First Emmy Awards are given out. * 1949
Name The Year: First Israeli election. * 1949
Name The Year: First live, nationally televised, Presidential news conference (JFK) * 1961
Name The Year: Claude Helvetius born, French philosopher. * 1715
Name The Year: First settlement established by the English in Australia. AUSTRALIA DAY ! * 1788
Name The Year: Hong Kong was proclaimed a sovereign territory of Britain. * 1841
Name The Year: Gen. Douglas MacArthur born, he did return! * 1880
Name The Year: The Cullinan diamond, the world's largest, is found. * 1905
Name The Year: Paul Newman born, actor, racer, popcorn and salad dressing mogul * 1925
Name The Year: Television is first demonstrated by John Logie Baird in London. * 1926
Name The Year: Eartha Kitt born (in South Carolina) * 1928
Name The Year: India becomes a republic ceaseing to be a British dominion. Indian Republic Day Celebrated. * 1950
Name The Year: Ground breaking for Disneyland, the Magic Kingdom, in Anaheim, CA. * 1954
Name The Year: Wayne Gretzky born, hockey player * 1961
Name The Year: Israel opens the "Good Fence" to Lebanon. * 1976
Name The Year: Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (you may know him as Lewis Carroll), born. * 1832
Name The Year: Thomas Edison granted patent for an electric incandescent lamp. * 1880
Name The Year: Jerome Kern, Broadway composer, born. * 1885
Name The Year: National Geographic Society founded in Washington, DC. * 1888
Name The Year: Donna Reed (in Denison, Iowa), actor, born. * 1921
Name The Year: First public demonstration of television. * 1926
Name The Year: First Tape Recorder is sold. * 1948
Name The Year: Mikhail Baryshnikov, ballet dancer, actor, born. * 1948
Name The Year: "Introducing the Beatles" album released in U.S. * 1964
Name The Year: Fatal Apollo I fire kills Grissom, Chaffee, and White. * 1967
Name The Year: US and North Vietnam signed a cease-fire agreement. * 1973
Name The Year: Fifteenth Space Shuttle Mission - Discovery 3 returns to Earth. * 1985
Name The Year: Charlemagne German emperor, dies at 71. * 814
Name The Year: William of Holland Holy Roman emperor, dies at about 28. * 1256
Name The Year: Henry VII king of England (1485-1509), born. * 1457
Name The Year: Henry VIII King of England (1509-47), dies at 55. * 1547
Name The Year: 9-year-old Edward VI succeeds Henry VIII as king of England. * 1547
Name The Year: James VI signs the 2nd Confession of Faith in Scotland. * 1581
Name The Year: Sir Francis Drake English navigator, dies at about 50. * 1595
Name The Year: Clement IX Pistoia, Italy, 238th Roman Catholic pope (1667-69), born. * 1600
Name The Year: Galileo may have unknowingly viewed undiscovered planet Neptune. * 1613
Name The Year: Anna "Ivanovna" tsarina of Russia (1730-40), born. * 1693
Name The Year: Frederick VI Danish king (1808-39); lost Norway to Sweden (1814), born. * 1768
Name The Year: Sir Stamford Raffles 1st lands in Singapore. * 1819
Name The Year: Henry Stanley journalist/explorer (found Livingston in Africa), born. * 1841
Name The Year: William Seward Burroughs inventor (recording adding machine), born. * 1855
Name The Year: Jackson Pollack abstract artist (Lavender Mist), born. * 1912
Name The Year: Christopher Hornsrud chosen PM of Norway at age 101. * 1928
Name The Year: Susan Sontag NYC, author/film director (1966 Pol Award), born. * 1933
Name The Year: Alan Alda NYC, actor (Hawkeye Pierce-M * A * S * H), born. * 1936
Name The Year: William Butler Yeats Irish poet, dies in France at 73. * 1939
Name The Year: Construction began on 1st private thorium-uranium nuclear reactor. * 1958
Name The Year: Republic of Rwanda proclaimed. * 1961
Name The Year: Jimmy Durante NYC, comedian (Jimmy Durante Show), dies at 86. * 1980
Name The Year: Sir Thomas Pope, English politician, benefactor, dies at about 52. * 1559
Name The Year: Daniel Bernoulli, Basel, Switzerland, mathematician, born. * 1700
Name The Year: Thomas Paine, political essayist (Common Sense, Age of Reason), born. * 1737
Name The Year: Pres Jackson orders 1st use of US troops to suppress a labor dispute. * 1834
Name The Year: Aleksandr Pushkin, poet, novelist, dramatist, killed in a duel. * 1837
Name The Year: Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven" 1st published. * 1845
Name The Year: Victoria Cross established to acknowledge bravery. * 1856
Name The Year: Anton Pavlovich, Chekhov Russia, writer (Cherry Orchard), born. * 1860
Name The Year: W.C. Fields [Claude William Dukenfield], actor (Bank Dick), born. * 1880
Name The Year: 1st zeppelin raid (on Paris). * 1916
Name The Year: Walt Disney starts 1st job as an artist; $40 week with KC Slide Co.. * 1920
Name The Year: 1st flight of the autogiro (Juan de la Cierva, Madrid Spain). * 1923
Name The Year: Germaine Greer, Melbourne, Australia, feminist/author (Female Eunich), born. * 1939
Name The Year: Tom Selleck, actor (Lance-Rockford Files, Magnum PI), born. * 1945
Name The Year: Oprah Winfrey, actress/TV host (Color Purple), born. * 1953
Name The Year: H.L. Mencken, satirist, critic, dies in Baltimore at 75. * 1956
Name The Year: Walt Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" released. * 1959
Name The Year: 9th Winter Olympic games open in Innsbruck, Austria. * 1964
Name The Year: Jimi Hendrix & Peter Townshend wage a battle of guitars. * 1969
Name The Year: Sara Gilbert, actress (Melissa-Roseanne), born. * 1974
Name The Year: Brenda Spencer kills 2, inspires Boomtown Rats "I Don't Like Mondays". * 1979
Name The Year: USSR's Phobos II enters Martian orbit. * 1989
Name The Year: Nelson Mandela meets Chief Buthelezi in Durban. * 1991
Name The Year: Battle for Khafji in Saudia Arabia(begins). * 1991
Name The Year: Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd President (1933-1945) in New Hyde Park NY, born. * 1882
Name The Year: First jazz record in United States is cut. * 1917
Name The Year: Barbara Hale, (in Dekalb, IL), actor (Perry Mason), born. * 1922
Name The Year: Gene Hackman, actor (Target, Uncommon Valor), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Adolf Hitler named German Chancellor. * 1933
Name The Year: Vanessa Redgrave (in London, England), actor, born. * 1937
Name The Year: Boris Spassky, chess player, born. * 1937
Name The Year: Phil Collins, musician (Genesis), actor (Buster), born. * 1941
Name The Year: Victoria Principal (in Japan), actor (Dallas), born. * 1950
Name The Year: By treaty of Lyons, French cede Naples to Ferdinand of Aragon. * 1504
Name The Year: Franz Peter Schubert, Lichtenthal Austria, composer (Unfinished Symphony), born. * 1797
Name The Year: Telescope maker Alvin Clark discovers dwarf companion of Sirius. * 1862
Name The Year: Anna Pavlova, St Petersburg Russia, ballerina/choreographer, born. * 1882
Name The Year: Chekhov's "Three Sisters" opens at the Moscow Art Theater. * 1901
Name The Year: Tallulah Bankhead, Huntsville Ala, actress (Lifeboat, Die Die Darling), born. * 1903
Name The Year: 1st auto to exceed 100 mph (161 kph), A.G. MacDonald, Daytona Beach. * 1905
Name The Year: Carol Channing, actress (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes), born. * 1921
Name The Year: Jean Simmons, London England, actress (Thorn Birds, Guys & Dolls), born. * 1926
Name The Year: Scotch tape 1st marketed by 3-M Company. * 1928
Name The Year: Leon Trotsky expelled from Russia. * 1929
Name The Year: Philip Glass, composer (Einstein on the Beach), born. * 1937
Name The Year: Yugoslavia adopts new constitution, becomes a federal republic. * 1946
Name The Year: Phil Collins, England, singer/drummer (Genesis-Against All Odds), born. * 1951
Name The Year: Johnny Rotten [John Lydon], rocker (Sex Pistols-God Save the Queen), born. * 1956
Name The Year: James van Allen discovers radiation belt around Earth. * 1958
Name The Year: US launches 1st artificial satellite, Explorer 1. * 1958
Name The Year: Lloyd Cole, guitar/vocals (& the Commotions-Rattlesnakes), born. * 1961
Name The Year: Nauru gains independence from Australia (1982 pop 8,421). * 1968
Name The Year: Grateful Dead members busted on LSD charges. * 1970
Name The Year: 1st McDonalds in Russia opens in Moscow, world's biggest McDonalds. * 1990
Name The Year: Sir Thomas More went on trial in England charged with treason. * 1535
Name The Year: Army of England's Protestant King William III defeats Roman Catholic King James II in Battle of the Boyne in Ireland. * 1690
Name The Year: Dominion of Canada formed (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec). * 1867
Name The Year: Gideon Society established to place bibles in hotels. * 1899
Name The Year: Estee Lauder CEO (Estee Lauder's cosmetics), born. * 1908
Name The Year: Union of South Africa becomes a dominion. * 1910
Name The Year: Imelda Marcos former 1st lady (Philipines)/shoe collector, born. * 1930
Name The Year: Deborah Harry, rocker (Blondie-Heart of Glass), born. * 1945
Name The Year: US drops atom bomb on Bikini atoll (4th atomic explosion). * 1946
Name The Year: Bao Dai's Republic of Vietnam gains independence from France. * 1949
Name The Year: Dan Aykroyd, Ottawa Canada, comedian/actor (SNL, Dragnet), born. * 1952
Name The Year: Ghana becomes a republic. * 1960
Name The Year: Italian Somalia gains independence, unites with Somali Republic. * 1960
Name The Year: Carl Lewis US, olympic track and field star (Gold-1984, 1988), born. * 1961
Name The Year: Lady Diane Spencer (Princess Di), born. * 1961
Name The Year: Burundi and Rwanda gain independence from Belgium (National Days). * 1962
Name The Year: Beatles record "She Loves You" and "I'll Get You". * 1963
Name The Year: Pamela Anderson, Ladysmith BC, Canada, (Home Improvement, Baywatch), born. * 1967
Name The Year: Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", goes #1 for 15 weeks. * 1967
Name The Year: Northern Territory of Australia becomes self-governing. * 1978
Name The Year: R Buckminster Fuller inventor/philosopher, dies in LA at 87. * 1983
Name The Year: German Democratic Republic accepts the Deutsche Mark as its currency. * 1990
Name The Year: Michael Landon actor (Bonanza, Highway to Heaven), dies at 54 from cancer. * 1991
Name The Year: In Victoria, helmetless bike riding becomes illegal. * 1990
Name The Year: China regains sovereignty of Hong Kong. * 1997
Name The Year: Valentinian III Roman emperor (425-55), born. * 419
Name The Year: Nostradamus French astrologer/physician/prophet, dies in Salon. * 1566
Name The Year: Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin's 1st airship LZ-1, flies. * 1900
Name The Year: Olav V, King of Norway (1957), born. * 1903
Name The Year: Jean-Rene Lacoste France, tennis champ/alligator shirt designer, born. * 1905
Name The Year: "Plan 9 From Outer Space," one of the worst films ever, premieres. * 1950
Name The Year: Jerry Hall Mesquite Tx, model, born. * 1956
Name The Year: Ernest Hemingway shot himself to death in Ketchum, Idaho. * 1961
Name The Year: Brian Jones founder of the Rolling Stones, drowns. * 1969
Name The Year: Formal reunification of North & South Vietnam. * 1976
Name The Year: Grateful Dead's Bob Weir & Mickey Hart are arrested for incitement. * 1980
Name The Year: European Space Agency launches Giotto Sattelite to Halley's Comet. * 1985
Name The Year: St Leo II ends his reign as Catholic Pope. * 683
Name The Year: Louis XI king of France (1461-83), born. * 1423
Name The Year: City of Quebec founded by Samuel de Champlain. * 1608
Name The Year: Sir Apirana Turupa Ngata Kawaka NZ, Maori political/cultural leader, born. * 1874
Name The Year: Franz Kafka, Czechoslavakia, author (Metamorphosis, Trial, Amerika), born. * 1883
Name The Year: Tony Curtis [Real Name : Bernard Schwartz], Bronx New York, actor (Some Like it Hot), born. * 1925
Name The Year: Ernst Heinkel demonstrates 800-kph rocket plane to Hitler. * 1939
Name The Year: Sir Richard Hadlee Christchurch, NZ, New Zealand Cricket Legend, born. * 1951
Name The Year: Laura Branigan singer (Gloria), born. * 1957
Name The Year: Tom Cruise, Syracuse, New York, actor (Risky Business, Color of Money, Rainman), born. * 1962
Name The Year: Algerian Revolution against French ends (Algeria gains independence on 5th July). * 1962
Name The Year: Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones drowns to death at 25. * 1969
Name The Year: Jim Morrison rocker (Doors), dies of heart failure in Paris. * 1971
Name The Year: Israel launches rescue of 103 Air France crew and passengers being held at Entebbe Airport in Uganda by pro-Palestinian hijackers. * 1976
Name The Year: Jim Backus actor (Magoo, Gilligan's Island), dies at 76 of pneumonia. * 1989
Name The Year: Brightest known super-nova (Crab Nebula) starts shining (23 days). * 1054
Name The Year: Declaration of Independence-US gains independence from Britain (U.S. Independence Day). * 1776
Name The Year: Giuseppe Garibaldi, unified Italy, born. * 1807
Name The Year: James Anthony Bailey, Detroit, U.S.A., circus impresario (Barnum and Bailey), born. * 1847
Name The Year: Lewis Carroll creates Alice in Wonderland for Alice P Liddell. * 1862
Name The Year: 1st edition of "Alice in Wonderland" is published. * 1865
Name The Year: Buffalo Bill Cody presents 1st wild west show, North Platte, Nebraska, U.S.A.. * 1883
Name The Year: Rube Goldberg who made the easy outrageously difficult, born. * 1883
Name The Year: Statue of Liberty presented to US in Paris. * 1884
Name The Year: Louis B Mayer, Minsk Russia, motion-picture executive (MGM), born. * 1885
Name The Year: Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong New Orleans LA, jazz musician (Hello Dolly), born. * 1900
Name The Year: Taufa'ahau Tupou IV, king of Tonga (1965-?), born. * 1918
Name The Year: Gina Lollobrigida, Subiaco Italy, actress (Trapeze, Falcon Crest), born. * 1927
Name The Year: Neil Simon, playwright (Odd Couple, Plaza Suite, Biloxi Blues), born. * 1927
Name The Year: George Steinbrenner, NY Yankees owner/ship builder/horse owner, born. * 1930
Name The Year: Philippines gains independence from US. * 1946
Name The Year: Ron Kovic disabled vietnam vet (Born on 4th of July was based on his life), born. * 1946
Name The Year: West Germany beats Hungary 3-2 for soccer's 5th World Cup in Bern. * 1954
Name The Year: "Give Peace a Chance" by John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band is released in the UK. * 1969
Name The Year: 140,000 attend Atlanta Pop Festival featuring Led Zepplin and Janis Joplin. * 1969
Name The Year: Nazi Klaus Barbie, "Butcher of Lyon" convicted by a French court. * 1987
Name The Year: Isaac Newton's PRINCIPIA published by Royal Society in England. * 1687
Name The Year: Sir Stamford Raffles founded Singapore, born. * 1781
Name The Year: Phineas Taylor Barnum Bethel Conn, circus promoter (Barnum and Bailey), born. * 1810
Name The Year: Venezuela, 1st South American country to gain independence from Spain. * 1811
Name The Year: William Booth founded Salvation Army in London. * 1865
Name The Year: Willem Drees PM of Netherland (1948-58), born. * 1886
Name The Year: Jean Cocteau France, writer/artist/film maker (Le Potamak), born. * 1889
Name The Year: Louis Reard's bikini swimsuit design debuts at Paris fashion show. * 1946
Name The Year: Algeria gains independence after 132 years of French rule. * 1962
Name The Year: Cape Verde Is gain independence after 500 years of Portuguese rule. * 1975
Name The Year: Pakistan's army, led by Gen Mohammad Zia ul-Haq, seizes power.  * 1977
Name The Year: Soyuz 30 spacecraft touches down in Soviet Kazakhstan. * 1978
Name The Year: Rajan Mahadevan recites 31,811 digits of pi from memory. * 1981
Name The Year: Australian Pat Cash wins Wimbledon, upsets #1 seed Ivan Lendl. * 1987
Name The Year: Henry II King of England (1154-89), dies at 56. * 1189
Name The Year: England's King Richard III crowned. * 1483
Name The Year: Sir Thomas More executed in England for treason. * 1535
Name The Year: Nicholas I Russia, Tsar (1825-55), born. * 1796
Name The Year: Congress resolves US currency named "dollar" and adopts decimal coinage. * 1785
Name The Year: Northern Territory passes from New South Wales to South Australia. * 1863
Name The Year: 1st inoculation (for rabies) of a human being, by Louis Pasteur. * 1885
Name The Year: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics formed. * 1923
Name The Year: Bill Haley Mich, (andthe Comets-Rock Around the Clock), born. * 1925
Name The Year: Janet Leigh, actress, She's in the shower (Psycho), born. * 1927
Name The Year: 1st all-talking motion picture shown, in NY. * 1928
Name The Year: Nicaragua becomes 1st nation to formally accept UN Charter. * 1945
Name The Year: Burt Ward LA Calif, actor (Robin-Batman T.V. Show), born. * 1945
Name The Year: Sylvester Stallone NYC, actor/director (Rocky, Rambo, Cobra), born. * 1946
Name The Year: Beatles' film "Hard Day's Night" premiers in London. * 1964
Name The Year: Malawi (then Nyasaland) gains independence from Britain (Natl Day). * 1964
Name The Year: Malawi becomes a republic. * 1966
Name The Year: Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong jazz musician (Hello Dolly), dies at 71. * 1971
Name The Year: 1st of 3 massacres by Sikh extremists takes place in India. * 1987
Name The Year: Carlos Salinas de Gortari elected president of Mexico. * 1988
Name The Year: Isaac Newton receives MA from Trinity College, Cambridge. * 1668
Name The Year: Travelers cheque patented. * 1891
Name The Year: Vladimir Mayakovsky, Soviet Georgia, poet (Ode to Revolution), born. * 1893
Name The Year: Robert A Heinlein, sci-fi author (Stranger in a Strange Land), born. * 1907
Name The Year: Pierre Cardin, Paris, France, fashion designer (Unisex), born. * 1922
Name The Year: Japanese and Chinese troops clash, which will become the asian theatre of WW II. * 1937
Name The Year: Ringo Starr, Beatles' drummer, born. * 1940
Name The Year: US forces land in Iceland to forestall Nazi invasion. * 1941
Name The Year: Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini canonized as 1st American saint. * 1946
Name The Year: Beatles' "All You Need is Love" is released. * 1967
Name The Year: Vivian Leigh Scarlet in Gone with the Wind, dies at 53. * 1967
Name The Year: Veronica Lake actress, dies at 58. * 1973
Name The Year: West Germany beats Neth 2-1 for soccer's 10th World Cup in Munich. * 1974
Name The Year: Viking 2 goes into orbit around Mars. * 1976
Name The Year: Solomon Is gains independence from Britain (National Day). * 1978
Name The Year: Lt Col Oliver North began public testimony at Iran-Contra hearing. * 1987
Name The Year: Soviet Union launches Phobos 1 to probe Martian moon (unsuccessful). * 1988
Name The Year: Count Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin, inventor, born. * 1838
Name The Year: John D. Rockefeller, financier, born. * 1839
Name The Year: Vitali I. Sevastyanov, Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz 9, 18), born.  * 1935
Name The Year: Anjelica Huston, actress, born.. * 1951
Name The Year: Kevin Bacon, actor, born. * 1958
Name The Year: Battle of Poltava; Russians defeat Swedes. * 1709
Name The Year: Col. John Nixon gave first public reading of American Decleration of Independence. * 1776
Name The Year: John L. Sullivan wins by KO in 75 rounds in last bareknuckle bout. * 1889
Name The Year: Vol 1, No 1, of "The Wall Street Journal" published. * 1889
Name The Year: Florenz Ziegfeld staged first `Follies' on the roof of the NY Theater. * 1907
Name The Year: Demolition began in NYC for new permanent headquarters of the UN. * 1947
Name The Year: Gen. Douglas MacArthur named commander-in-chief, UN forces in Korea. * 1950
Name The Year: Leroy Deans awarded first Order of Purple Heart in Korea. * 1950
Name The Year: Maj. Dale R. Buis and Master Sgt. Chester M. Ovnand first American soldiers to be killed during the Vietnam War. * 1959
Name The Year: Sabra Starr finishes longest recorded belly dance (100 hrs). * 1977
Name The Year: Pioneer-Venus 2 Multi-probe launched to Venus. * 1978
Name The Year: England's King Henry VIII 6-month marriage to Anne of Cleves annulled. * 1540
Name The Year: Johannes Kepler discovers inscribed perfect geometric solid "construction of universe". * 1595
Name The Year: Ann Ward Radcliffe, English Gothic novelist (The Italian), born. * 1764
Name The Year: Declaration of Independence is read aloud to Gen. George Washington's troops in New York. * 1776
Name The Year: Thomas Davenport, invented the first commercially successful electric motor, born. * 1802
Name The Year: Argentina declared its independence from Spain. (Argentinian Independance Day) * 1816
Name The Year: Elias Howe (in Spencer, Mass), sewing machine inventor, born. * 1819
Name The Year: Bab (Bah '¡ prophet) executed in Tabriz, Iran. * 1850
Name The Year: Edward Heath (C), British prime minister (1970-74), born. * 1916
Name The Year: Hassan II, king of Morocco (1961- ), born. * 1929
Name The Year: Brian Dennehy, actor (Silverado, Cocoon, Gorky Park), born. * 1940
Name The Year: Orenthal James (O.J.) Simpson, NFL running back (Buffalo Bills), born. * 1947
Name The Year: President Truman asked Congress to formally end the state of war with Germany. * 1951
Name The Year: Jimmy Smits, actor (L.A. Law), born. * 1956
Name The Year: Tom Hanks, actor, born. * 1956
Name The Year: Kelly McGillis, actress, born. * 1957
Name The Year: Announcement of discovery of atomic element 102 - nobelium. * 1957
Name The Year: Uganda asks UN to condemn Israeli hostage rescue raid on Entebbe. * 1976
Name The Year: Voyager II flies past Jupiter. * 1979
Name The Year: Walt Disney's "The Fox and The Hound" is released. * 1980
Name The Year: Sir William Blackstone, English jurist (Blackstone's Commentaries), born. * 1723
Name The Year: George Mifflin Dallas (D), 11th Vice President (1845-49), born. * 1792
Name The Year: Nikola Tesla, physicist who developed alternating current and radio, born. * 1856
Name The Year: Marcel Proust, French novelist (Remembrance of Things Past), born. * 1871
Name The Year: The official news agency of the Soviet Union TASS was established. * 1925
Name The Year: Fred Gwynne, actor (The Munsters), writer, born. * 1926
Name The Year: The Battle of Britain began as Nazi forces attacked by air. * 1940
Name The Year: Pyotr I. Klimuk, Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz 13, 18, 30), born. * 1942
Name The Year: U.S. and Britain invade Sicily in WWII. * 1943
Name The Year: Robert Goddard, rocketry pioneer, died. * 1945
Name The Year: First practical rectangular TV tube announced -- Toledo, Oh. * 1949
Name The Year: Armistice talks to end the Korean conflict began at Kaesong. * 1951
Name The Year: Telstar, first geosynchronous communications satellite, launched. * 1962
Name The Year: Orbiter 1 Launched to moon. * 1966
Name The Year: Bahamas became independent after 3 centuries of British rule. * 1973
Name The Year: Miguel Vasquez makes first public quadruple somersault on trapeze. * 1982
Name The Year: French agents sink Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior in New Zealand. * 1985
Name The Year: Robert the Bruce Scotland, King (1328-1329), born. * 1274
Name The Year: Pope Clement VII excommunicated England's King Henry VIII. * 1533
Name The Year: Robert Greene Elizabethan dramatist (Friar Bacon), born. * 1558
Name The Year: Giuseppe Arcimboldo 1st surrealist painter, dies (birth date unkn). * 1593
Name The Year: E.B. White writer (Charlotte's Web, Elements of Style), born. * 1899
Name The Year: Gough Whitlam (ALP) Australia, PM (1972-75), born. * 1916
Name The Year: Yul Brynner actor (King and I, 10 Commandments), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Mongolia gains independence from China (National Day). * 1921
Name The Year: George Gershwin composer (American in Paris), dies at 38. * 1937
Name The Year: Deborah Harry singer (Blondie) actress (Videodrome, Hairspray), born. * 1945
Name The Year: Richie Sambora guitarist (Bon Jovi-You Give Love a Bad Name), born. * 1959
Name The Year: Suzanne Vega rocker (My Name is Luka), born. * 1959
Name The Year: Ivory Coast, Dahomey, Upper Volta and Niger declare independence. * 1960
Name The Year: David Bowie releases "Space Oddity". * 1969
Name The Year: Medal of Freedom awarded posthumously to Rev Martin Luther King Jr. * 1977
Name The Year: US Skylab enters atmosphere over Australia and disintegrates. * 1979
Name The Year: Italy beats West Germany 3-1 for soccer's 12th World Cup in Madrid. * 1982
Name The Year: Mike Tyson hires Donald Trump as an advisor. * 1988
Name The Year: Sir Laurence Olivier acting great, dies at 82. * 1989
Name The Year: Total solar eclipse is seen in Hawaii. * 1991
Name The Year: B.C. Julius Caesar, Roman emperor * 100
Name The Year: England's King Henry VIII weds Catherine Parr (6th and last wife). * 1543
Name The Year: Orangeman's Day -- Battle of the Boyne, Protestant victory in Ireland. * 1689
Name The Year: Josiah Wedgewood, English pottery designer, manufacturer * 1730
Name The Year: George Eastman (at Waterville, NY), inventor of the Kodak camera * 1854
Name The Year: Oscar Hammerstein II, lyricist who worked with Richard Rodgers * 1895
Name The Year: R. Buckminster Fuller, architect, inventor, philosopher, inventor of the geodesic dome * 1895
Name The Year: First televised tennis match. * 1928
Name The Year: Dr. William Cosby, comedian, actor * 1937
Name The Year: Denise Nichols (in Detroit, MI) * 1944
Name The Year: Echo I, first passive satellite launched. * 1960
Name The Year: USSR's Sputnik 5 launched with 2 dogs. * 1960
Name The Year: Cosmonaut Popovich in space first time 2, manned craft in space. * 1962
Name The Year: Sao Tome Principe gains independence from Portugal (Nat'l Day). * 1975
Name The Year: Kiribati (Gilbert and Ellice Is.) gains independence from Britain. * 1979
Name The Year: John III ends his reign as Catholic Pope. * 574
Name The Year: Philip the Good Duke of Burgundy, born. * 1396
Name The Year: Dean of St Paul's Cathedral perfects a way to bottle beer. * 1568
Name The Year: French revolutionary writer Jean Paul Marat murdered by Charlotte Corday. * 1793
Name The Year: 200 die as train derails near Tcherny, Russia. * 1882
Name The Year: Guglielmo Marconi patents the radio. * 1898
Name The Year: Bob Crane Waterbury Ct, actor (Hogan's Heroes), born. * 1928
Name The Year: Patrick Stewart actor (Capt Picard-Star Trek Next Generation), born. * 1940
Name The Year: Harrison Ford actor (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Frantic), born. * 1942
Name The Year: Erno Rubik Budapest, inventor (Rubik's cube), born. * 1944
Name The Year: Lon Chaney Jr actor (Hawkeye, Pistols 'n' Petticoats), dies at 67. * 1973
Name The Year: NYC experiences 25 hr black-out. * 1977
Name The Year: BBC bans Sex Pistols "No One is Innocent". * 1978
Name The Year: Live Aid, a rock concert in London, Phila, Moscow and Sydney. * 1985
Name The Year: Bastille Day-citizens of Paris storm Bastille prison. * 1789
Name The Year: Opium exempted from federal tariff duty. * 1832
Name The Year: 1st public demonstration of ice made by refrigeration. * 1850
Name The Year: Maytag invented the washing machine. * 1857
Name The Year: Florence Bascom US, 1st American woman PhD, born. * 1862
Name The Year: Gustav Klimt, Austria, Art Nouveau painter, born. * 1862
Name The Year: Tape measure enclosed in a circular case patented. * 1868
Name The Year: William Hanna, animator (Hanna-Barbera), born. * 1910
Name The Year: Terry Thomas England, actor (It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World), born. * 1911
Name The Year: Woodrow Wilson "Woodie" Guthrie folk singer (This Land Is Your Land), born. * 1912
Name The Year: Ingmar Bergman, Uppsala Sweden, director (Cries and Whispers), born. * 1918
Name The Year: Jay Wright Forrester invented random-access magnetic core memory. * 1918
Name The Year: 2 killed, many dazed when lightning strikes Ascot racetrack, England. * 1955
Name The Year: King Faisal II PM of Iraq, assassinated at Baghdad. * 1958
Name The Year: Iraqi army overthrows monarchy; republic replaces Hashemite dynasty. * 1958
Name The Year: Princess Victoria Ingrid Alicia Desirie, heir apparent of Sweden. * 1977
Name The Year: The 16th James Bond movie "License to Kill" premiers. * 1989
Name The Year: Rembrandt van Rijn, Dutch painter * 1606
Name The Year: Charles II grants a charter to establish Royal Society in London. * 1662
Name The Year: Clement Clarke Moore, American author ('Twas the Night Before Xmas) * 1779
Name The Year: Napoleon Bonaparte captured. * 1815
Name The Year: St. Frances Xavier Cabrini (Mother Cabrini), first US saint * 1850
Name The Year: Margarine is patented in Paris, for use in the French Navy. * 1869
Name The Year: Jean Rey, of Belgium, president of European Commission (1967-70) * 1902
Name The Year: St. Vladimir's Day. * 1918
Name The Year: Iris Murdoch, Irish novelist * 1919
Name The Year: Joan Rivers (in Brooklyn, NY), comedian * 1936
Name The Year: Linda Ronstadt (in Tucson, Arizona), singer * 1946
Name The Year: Diligenti quintuplets born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. * 1943
Name The Year: Greenwich Observatory is damaged by World War II flying bomb. * 1944
Name The Year: First helicopter transatlantic flight began. * 1952
Name The Year: The first commercial jet transport airplane built in US is tested (Boeing 707). * 1954
Name The Year: US troops occupy Lebanon, stay 3 months. * 1958
Name The Year: Kim Alexis (in Lockport, NY), Sports Illustrated swimsuit covergirl * 1960
Name The Year: Soyuz 19 and Apollo 18 launched; rendezvous 2 days later. * 1975
Name The Year: Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa; end of Moslem power in Spain. * 1212
Name The Year: La Paz, Bolivia is founded. * 1548
Name The Year: Giuseppe Piazzi, discovered first asteroid, Ceres * 1746
Name The Year: Roald Amundsen, Norwegian explorer, discoverer of South Pole * 1872
Name The Year: Frits Zernike, inventor of phase-contrast microscope (Nobel 1953) * 1888
Name The Year: Trygve Lie, first Secretary-General of UN (1946-52) * 1896
Name The Year: Barbara Stanwyck, actor * 1907
Name The Year: Orville Redenbacher, popcorn king * 1907
Name The Year: Virginia McMath (a.k.a. Ginger Rogers), dancer, actor * 1911
Name The Year: Laverne Andrews (in Minneapolis, MN), singer (Andrew Sisters) * 1915
Name The Year: Margaret Smith Court, Australian tennis pro * 1942
Name The Year: First atomic blast, Trinity Site, Alamogordo, New Mexico. * 1945
Name The Year: Stewart Copeland, drummer (Police), composer * 1952
Name The Year: Apollo 11, first manned ship to land on the moon, is launched. * 1969
Name The Year: Isaac Watts (in England), writer and preacher, born. * 1674
Name The Year: Elbridge Gerry, 5th VP, gov. of Mass., invented gerrymandering, born. * 1744
Name The Year: John Jacob Astor, merchant, born. * 1763
Name The Year: Spain ceded Florida to the United States. * 1821
Name The Year: British humor magazine `Punch' first published. * 1841
Name The Year: Harvard Observatory takes first photograph of a star (Vega). * 1850
Name The Year: Shmuel Agnon, Israeli novelist (Day Before Yesterday) (Nobel 1966), born. * 1888
Name The Year: Erle Stanley Gardner, writer, created Perry Mason, born. * 1889
Name The Year: James Cagney, actor, born. * 1900
Name The Year: Phyllis Diller, comedian, born. * 1917
Name The Year: British Royal family changes its name from Hanover to Windsor. * 1917
Name The Year: Donald Sutherland, actor (M-A-S-H), born. * 1934
Name The Year: Potsdam Conference (Roostevelt, Stalin, Churchill) holds first meeting. * 1945
Name The Year: Truman, Stalin and Churchill final Allied summit meeting of WWII. * 1945
Name The Year: Republic of Korea founded. * 1948
Name The Year: David Hasselhoff, actor, born. * 1952
Name The Year: Construction begins on Disneyland. * 1954
Name The Year: Disneyland opens its doors in rural Orange County. * 1955
Name The Year: Tibet abolishes serfdom. * 1959
Name The Year: Apollo/Soyuz, the first US/USSR linkup in space. * 1969
Name The Year: Soyuz T-12 carries 3 cosmonauts to space station Salyut 7. * 1984
Name The Year: Pope's authority declared void in England. * 1536
Name The Year: William Makepeace Thackeray, Victorian novelist (Vanity Fair) * 1811
Name The Year: William Gilbert Grace, Victorian England's greatest cricketer * 1848
Name The Year: Hendrik Antoon Lorentz, Dutch physicist (Nobel 1902) * 1853
Name The Year: Britain introduced the concept of voting by secret ballot. * 1872
Name The Year: Nelson Mandella, human rights activist, former political prisoner * 1918
Name The Year: Spanish Civil War began as Gen. Francisco Franco led uprising. * 1936
Name The Year: First successful helicopter flight, Stratford, Ct. * 1940
Name The Year: Hunter S. Thompson, gonzo journalist * 1949
Name The Year: First electric power generated from atomic energy sold commercially. * 1955
Name The Year: Gemini 10 launched. * 1966
Name The Year: Intel Corporation is incorporated. * 1968
Name The Year: Rohini 1, first Indian satellite, is launched. * 1980
Name The Year: Svetlana Savitskaya accompanies Vladimir Dzhanibekov on EVA outside Salyut 7, becoming first woman to walk in space. * 1984
Name The Year: Videotapes released showing sunken remains of the Titanic. * 1986
Name The Year: Samuel Colt, invented the Colt Revolver (made men equal), born. * 1814
Name The Year: Edgar Degas, French impressionist painter, born. * 1834
Name The Year: Charles Edward Pickering, pioneer American spectroscopist, born. * 1846
Name The Year: First Women's Rights Convention. Seneca Falls, NY ... featuring the introduction of the first Bloomers. * 1848
Name The Year: First Wimbledon tennis championships held. * 1877
Name The Year: Vladimir Mayakovsky, Soviet poet, born. * 1893
Name The Year: A.J. Cronin, English author, born. * 1896
Name The Year: Laos becomes associated state within French Union. * 1949
Name The Year: First rocket with nuclear warhead fired, Yucca Flat, Nevada. * 1957
Name The Year: First In-flight movie is shown (on TWA). * 1961
Name The Year: Joe Walker in X-15 reaches 105 km. * 1963
Name The Year: Nicaragua Liberation Day; Sandinistas take over from Somoza. * 1979
Name The Year: St Hormisdas begins his reign as Catholic Pope. * 514
Name The Year: Innocent IX, 230th Roman Catholic pope (1591), born. * 1519
Name The Year: Scottish settlers arrive at Pictou, Nova Scotia (Canada). * 1773
Name The Year: Colombia declared independence from Spain. * 1810
Name The Year: Mahlon Loomis receives patent for wireless ... the radio is born. * 1872
Name The Year: Sioux Indian leader Sitting Bull, surrenders to federal troops. * 1881
Name The Year: Giuseppe Sarto elected Pope Pius X. * 1903
Name The Year: Sir Edmund Hillary one of 1st 2 men to scale Mt Everest, born. * 1919
Name The Year: Diana Rigg Doncaster England, actress (Emma Peel-Avengers, Hospital), born. * 1938
Name The Year: Natalie Wood [Natasha Gurdin], SF, (Gypsy, Rebel Without a Cause), born. * 1938
Name The Year: Finland awarded 1940 Olympic games after Japan withdraws. * 1938
Name The Year: Carlos Santana Mexico, musician (Santana-Black Magic Woman), born. * 1947
Name The Year: Abdullah Ibn Hussein, Jordan's King, assassinated in Jerusalem, born. * 1951
Name The Year: France recognizes Tunisia's independence. * 1956
Name The Year: USSR recovered 2 dogs; 1st living organisms to return from space. * 1960
Name The Year: 1st men on Moon, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin, Apollo 11. * 1969
Name The Year: 1st baby born on Alcatraz Island. * 1970
Name The Year: Turkey invades Cyprus. * 1974
Name The Year: Bombs planted by Irish Republican Army explode in 2 London parks. * 1982
Name The Year: Mike Tyson is accused of raping a Miss Black America contestant. * 1991
Name The Year: 26th Olympic Summer games opens in Atlanta, Georgia. * 1996
Name The Year: St Pontianus begins his reign as Catholic Pope. * 230
Name The Year: English fleet defeats Spanish armada. * 1588
Name The Year: Robert Burns Scottish poet, dies. * 1796
Name The Year: Paul Julius, Baron von Reuter, founded Reuters news service, born. * 1816
Name The Year: Belgium gains independence from Netherland, Leopold I made king. * 1831
Name The Year: Jesse James commits the 1st train robbery. * 1873
Name The Year: Spain cedes Guam to US. * 1898
Name The Year: Ernest Hemmingway, author, (Nobel 1954), born. * 1899
Name The Year: Don Knotts Morgantown WV, actor (Amdy Griffth Show, 3's Company), born. * 1924
Name The Year: Soviet Union annexes Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania. * 1940
Name The Year: Cat Stevens aka Yusuf Islam, rocker (Peace Train, Father and Son), born. * 1947
Name The Year: Robin Williams Chicago Ill, comedian (Mork and Mindy, Awakenings), born. * 1952
Name The Year: Gemini X returns to Earth. * 1966
Name The Year: Neil Armstrong steps on the Moon at 2:56:15 AM (GMT). * 1969
Name The Year: Jigme Dori Wangchuck, king of Bhutan, dies. * 1972
Name The Year: 1st outbreak of "Legionnaire's Disease" kills 29 in Philadelphia, USA. * 1976
Name The Year: 1st documented case of a robot killing a human in US. * 1984
Name The Year: Pink Floyds' "The Wall" is performed where the Berlin Wall once stood. * 1990
Name The Year: English defeat Scots at Battle of Falkirk. * 1298
Name The Year: Philip I (the Handsome), first Habsburg king of Spain (1506), born. * 1478
Name The Year: Gregor Mendel, geneticist who discovered laws of heredity, born. * 1822
Name The Year: Giuseppe Piazzi, discoverer of first asteroid, dies. * 1826
Name The Year: Rev. William Archibald Spooner, invented 'spoonerisms' (ie When you get you bords wackwards and you can't palk troperly.), born. * 1844
Name The Year: Emma Lazarus, whose poem was inscribed on the Statue of Liberty, born. * 1849
Name The Year: Gustav Hertz, German quantum physicist (Nobel 1925), born. * 1887
Name The Year: Rose Kennedy, Mother of a President, an Attorney General, and a Senator, born. * 1890
Name The Year: Alexander Calder, sculptor (mobiles, stabiles), born. * 1898
Name The Year: Yuri P. Artyukhin, Soviet cosmonaut (Soyuz 14), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Oscar de la Renta, designer, born. * 1932
Name The Year: John Dillinger shot and killed in Chicago movie theatre. * 1934
Name The Year: Don Henley, musician (Eagles), born. * 1945
Name The Year: Polish constitution adopted (National Day). * 1952
Name The Year: Willem Dafoe, actor, born. * 1955
Name The Year: Napoleon captures Alexandria, Egypt. * 1798
Name The Year: Robert Emmett's insurrection in Dublin. * 1803
Name The Year: The typewriter is patented. * 1829
Name The Year: First interment in US National Cemetary at Presidio. * 1852
Name The Year: Haile Selassie, emperor of Ethiopia (1930-74), founder of the Rastafarian religion. * 1892
Name The Year: The Ice Cream Cone is invented. * 1904
Name The Year: Isolation of pituitary hormone announced. * 1937
Name The Year: Monarchy overthrown in Egypt (National Day). * 1952
Name The Year: Woody Harrelson, actor. * 1961
Name The Year: PLO's first hijacking of an El Al plane. * 1968
Name The Year: ERTS 1 (Earth Resources Technology Satellite), later called LANDSAT, launched to start its multi-spectral scans of Earth. * 1972
Name The Year: Billy Martin says "One's a born liar the other's convicted". * 1978
Name The Year: Soyuz 37 ferries 2 cosmonauts (1 Vietnamese) to Salyut 6. * 1980
Name The Year: Great Britain takes Gibraltar from Spain. * 1704
Name The Year: Simon Bolivar, freed 6 Latin American republics from Spanish rule, born. * 1783
Name The Year: Georgia becomes a protectorate of tsarist Russia. * 1783
Name The Year: Alexandre Dumas, France, author (3 Musketeers), born. * 1802
Name The Year: Ambrose Bierce Ohio, writer (The Devils Dictionary), born. * 1842
Name The Year: Soviets blockades Berlin from the west. * 1948
Name The Year: Lynda Carter Phoenix Az, Miss USA/actress (Wonder Woman, Billie Jo). * 1951
Name The Year: Bob Dylan releases "Like a Rolling Stone". * 1965
Name The Year: Montgomery Clift actor, dies at 45. * 1966
Name The Year: Beatles sign a petition in The Times to legalize marijuana. * 1967
Name The Year: Charles de Gaulle says 'Vive le Quebec libre! Long live free Quebec!'. * 1967
Name The Year: Apollo 11 returns to Earth. * 1969
Name The Year: Supreme Court unanimously rules Nixon must turn over Watergate tapes. * 1974
Name The Year: Chris Chubbock, newscaster, shoots self on air. * 1974
Name The Year: Apollo 18 returns to Earth. * 1975
Name The Year: Peter Sellers, comedian and actor, dies at 54. * 1980
Name The Year: France's Protestant King Henri IV converts to Roman Catholic. * 1593
Name The Year: French-Egyptian forces under Napolean I beat Turks at Battle of Abukir. * 1799
Name The Year: General Augustin de Iturbide crowned Augustin I, 1st emperor of Mexico. * 1822
Name The Year: Arthur Earl Balfour (C), British PM (1902-05), born. * 1848
Name The Year: Davidson Black, Canada, doctor of anatomy (identified Peking Man), born. * 1884
Name The Year: Comoros proclaimed a French colony. * 1912
Name The Year: Estelle Getty NYC, actress (Sophia Petrillo-Golden Girls), born. * 1924
Name The Year: Benito Mussolini dismissed as premier of Italy during WW II. * 1943
Name The Year: 1st jet fighter used in combat (Messerschmitt 262). * 1944
Name The Year: Iman model/David Bowie's wife/actress (Star Trek VI), born. * 1955
Name The Year: Monarchy in Tunisa abolished in favor of a republic. * 1957
Name The Year: US, Russia and England sign nuclear test ban treaty. * 1963
Name The Year: Folk-rock begins, Dylan uses electricity at Newport Folk Festival. * 1965
Name The Year: Pope Paul VI encyclical On the regulation of birth. * 1968
Name The Year: Voyager 2 encounters Saturn. * 1981
Name The Year: 1st nonhuman primate (baboon) conceived in a lab dish, San Antonio. * 1983
Name The Year: Cosmonaut Svetlana Savitskaya became 1st woman to walk in space. * 1984
Name The Year: Spokeswoman for Rock Hudson confirmed he had AIDS. * 1985
Name The Year: US Ambassador tells Iraq, US won't take sides in Iraq-Kuwait dispute. * 1990
Name The Year: 25th Olympic Summer games opens in Barcelona, Spain. * 1992
Name The Year: Liberia declares independence. * 1847
Name The Year: George Bernard Shaw, Dublin Ireland, dramatist (Pygmalion-Nobel 1925), born. * 1856
Name The Year: Dr Carl Gustav Jung, founded analytic psychology, born. * 1875
Name The Year: Aldous Huxley, author (Brave New World), born. * 1894
Name The Year: Gracie Allen, Mrs George Burns/comedian (Burns and Allen), born. * 1902
Name The Year: Federal Bureau of Investigation established. * 1908
Name The Year: Blake Edwards, writer/director (Breakfast at Tiffany's), born. * 1922
Name The Year: Stanley Kubrick, director (2001, Dr Strangelove, Lolita), born. * 1928
Name The Year: Mick Jagger, Rolling Stone singer, born. * 1943
Name The Year: Churchill resigns as Britain's PM. * 1945
Name The Year: Helen Mirren [Eleni Mironova], England, actress (Prime Suspect), born. * 1946
Name The Year: National Security Act establishes the CIA. * 1947
Name The Year: Eva "Evita" Peron Argentina's 1st lady, dies in Buenos Aires at 33, born. * 1952
Name The Year: Fidel Castro leads attack on Moncada Barracks, begins Cuban Revolution. * 1953
Name The Year: Egypt seizes Suez Canal. * 1956
Name The Year: USSR launches 1st intercontinental multistage ballistic missile. * 1957
Name The Year: US Syncom 2, 1st geosynchronous communications satellite, launched. * 1963
Name The Year: Republic of Maldives gains independence from Britain (Nat'l Day). * 1965
Name The Year: Apollo 15 launched to the Moon. * 1971
Name The Year: Ed "Psycho" Gein, dies. * 1984
Name The Year: The soapie General Hospital tapes its 7,000th episode. * 1990
Name The Year: Brian Mydland, keyboardist (Grateful Dead), dies at 38. * 1990
Name The Year: St Celestine I ends his reign as Catholic Pope. * 432
Name The Year: Copernicus formally installed as canon of Frauenberg Cathedral. * 1501
Name The Year: Sir Walter Raleigh brings 1st tobacco to England from Virginia. * 1586
Name The Year: Jacobite Scottish Highlanders defeat royal force at Killiecrankie. * 1689
Name The Year: Alexandre Dumas, playwright/novelist (Camille), born. * 1824
Name The Year: Adelaide, South Australia founded. * 1836
Name The Year: 1st British jet fighter used in combat (Gloster Meteor). * 1944
Name The Year: Armistice signed ending Korean War. * 1953
Name The Year: Armistice divides Vietnam into two countries. * 1954
Name The Year: Austria regains full independence after 4-power occupation. * 1955
Name The Year: Mariner 2 launched to Venus; flyby mission. * 1962
Name The Year: Shah Mohammed Reza Pahavala of Iran, dies in Cairo at 60. * 1980
Name The Year: James Mason actor, dies at 75 of a heart attack. * 1984
Name The Year: Zsa Zsa Gabor begins a 3 day jail sentence for slapping a cop. * 1990
Name The Year: Thomas Cromwell King Henry VIII's chief minister, executed. * 1540
Name The Year: Spanish Armada sails to overthrow England's Queen Elizabeth I. * 1588
Name The Year: Cyrano de Bergerac French dramatist/novelist, dies in Paris. * 1655
Name The Year: Johann Sebastian Bach German composer (Art of the Fugue), dies at 65. * 1750
Name The Year: Robespierre and 22 other terrorists executed to thunderous cheers. * 1794
Name The Year: Peru declares independence from Spain (National Day). * 1821
Name The Year: Revolution in France replaces Charles X with Louis Philippe. * 1830
Name The Year: Total solar eclipse captured on a daguerreotype photograph. * 1851
Name The Year: Beatrix Potter England, children's author (Tale of Peter Rabbit), born. * 1866
Name The Year: Marcel Duchamp painter (Nude Descending a Staircase), born. * 1887
Name The Year: Hamburger created by Louis Lassing in Connecticut. * 1900
Name The Year: Earl S Tupper invented Tupperware, born. * 1907
Name The Year: Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy Onassis 1st lady (1961-63), born. * 1929
Name The Year: Jim Davis cartoonist (Garfield), born. * 1945
Name The Year: Richard Wright rocker (Pink Floyd-The Wall), born. * 1945
Name The Year: Walt Disney's "Alice In Wonderland" released. * 1951
Name The Year: Mariner I launched to Mars falls into Atlantic Ocean. * 1962
Name The Year: Ranger 7 launched toward the Moon; sent back 4308 TV pictures. * 1964
Name The Year: Miguel Indurain of Spain wins the Tour de France bicycle race. * 1991
Name The Year: 31st recorded perihelion passage of Halley's Comet. * 2061
Name The Year: Grigori Rasputin, Russian monk * 1871
Name The Year: Benito Mussolini (Il Duce), Italian facist dictator * 1883
Name The Year: First motorcycle race, Manhattan Beach, N.Y. * 1899
Name The Year: Italian King Umberto I assassinated. * 1900
Name The Year: Walt Disney's "Steamboat Willie" is released. (First appearance of Mickey Mouse) * 1928
Name The Year: International Atomic Energy Agency established by UN * 1957
Name The Year: Pres. Eisenhower signs into law National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and Space Act of 1958. * 1958
Name The Year: Gemini 5 returned after 12 days, 7 hours, 11 minutes, 53 seconds * 1965
Name The Year: Pioneer 11 transmitted images of Saturn and its rings. * 1978
Name The Year: The wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. * 1981
Name The Year: Nineteenth Space Shuttle Mission - Challenger 8 is launched. * 1985
Name The Year: 500 Marseillaisian men sing France's national anthem for 1st time. * 1792
Name The Year: Emily Bronte, novelist (Wuthering Heights), born. * 1818
Name The Year: Henry Ford, Michigan, USA, auto maker (Ford), born. * 1863
Name The Year: Around the World Autombile Race ends in Paris. * 1908
Name The Year: US Army accepts delivery of 1st military airplane. * 1909
Name The Year: Uruguay beats Argentina 4-2 for soccer's 1st World Cup in Montevideo. * 1930
Name The Year: 10th modern Olympic games opens in Los Angeles. * 1932
Name The Year: German SS kills 25,000 Jews in Minsk, Belorussia. * 1942
Name The Year: Last Judy Garland-Mickey Rooney movie released (Girl Crazy). * 1943
Name The Year: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Austria, actor (Commando, Terminator, Twins, Batman and Robin), born. * 1947
Name The Year: Kate Bush, England, singer/songwriter (Babushka, Running Up That Hill), born. * 1958
Name The Year: England beats West Germany 4-2 for soccer's 8th World Cup in London. * 1966
Name The Year: US Apollo 15 lands on Mare Imbrium on the Moon. * 1971
Name The Year: British New Hebrides becomes independent and takes name Vanuatu. * 1980
Name The Year: Christopher Columbus discovered the island of Trinidad. * 1498
Name The Year: St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus died in Rome. * 1556
Name The Year: English fleet attacks the Spanish armada. * 1588
Name The Year: Milton Friedman, economist, born. * 1912
Name The Year: US Ranger 7 transmits the 1st lunar close-up photos before impact. Takes 4,316 pictures before crashing on moon. * 1964
Name The Year: Son of Sam shot to death 20-year-old Stacy Moskowitz. * 1977
Name The Year: Soyuz 37 crew returns to Earth aboard Soyuz 36. * 1980
Name The Year: 1st written record of Scotch Whiskey appears in Exchequer Rolls of Scotland. Friar John Cor is the distiller. * 1495
Name The Year: 1st earthquake recorded in US, at Plymouth, Mass. * 1638
Name The Year: Homing pigeon completes 11,000 km trip (Namibia-London) in 55 days. * 1845
Name The Year: 1st Zeppelin air raid over England. * 1915
Name The Year: Andy Griffith Mount Airy NC, actor (Andy Griffith Show, Matlock), born. * 1926
Name The Year: Marilyn Monroe [Norma Jean Baker], actress (Some Like It Hot), born. * 1926
Name The Year: Edward Woodward England, actor (Breaker Morant, Equalizer), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Morgan Freeman actor (Driving Mrs Daisy), born. * 1937
Name The Year: Superman Comics launched. * 1938
Name The Year: Charles de Gaulle becomes premier of France. * 1958
Name The Year: Constitution of Tunisia promulgated (National Day). * 1959
Name The Year: King Victor Emmanual III of Italy, becomes Emperor of Ethiopia. * 1963
Name The Year: Helen Keller blind & deaf, dies at 87. * 1968
Name The Year: Ted Turner's Cable News Network (CNN) begins broadcasting. * 1980
Name The Year: Henry VIII, King of England (1509-47), born. * 1491
Name The Year: Marquis de Sade, 1st known sadist, writer (Justine), born. * 1740
Name The Year: St Pius X, 257th Roman Catholic pope (1903-14), born. * 1835
Name The Year: P.T. Barnum & his circus begin 1st tour of US. * 1835
Name The Year: Thomas Hardy, England, poet/novelist (Mayor of Casterbridge), born. * 1840
Name The Year: John Weissmuller, actor (Tarzan)/100m swimmer (Olympic-gold-1924, 28), born. * 1904
Name The Year: Sally Kellerman, Long Beach Cal, actress (M * A * S * H, Back to School), born. * 1936
Name The Year: Constantine II, deposed king of Greece (-1967), born.  * 1940
Name The Year: Charlie Watts, drummer (Rolling Stones), born.  * 1941
Name The Year: Marvin Hamlisch, US composer/pianist (The Sting, Chorus Line), born. * 1944
Name The Year: Italian people chooses republic over monarchy (National Day). * 1946
Name The Year: Jerry Mathers, Sioux City Iowa, actor (Beaver-Leave It To Beaver), born. * 1948
Name The Year: Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey. * 1953
Name The Year: Dana Carvey, comedian (Sat Night Live, Wayne's World), born. * 1955
Name The Year: Australian aircraft carrier "Melbourne" slices US destroyer "Frank E Evans" in half, killing 74. (South Vietnam). * 1969
Name The Year: John Paul II becomes 1st pope to visit a communist country (Poland). * 1979
Name The Year: Andres Segovia Spanish guitarist, dies at 94. * 1987
Name The Year: 10,000 Chinese soldiers are blocked by 100,000 citizens protecting students demonstrating for democracy in Tiananmen Square, Beijing. * 1989
Name The Year: Rex Harrison, actor famous for "Doctor Dolittle" and "My Fair Lady", dies at 82 from cancer. * 1990
Name The Year: Hernando De Soto claims the US state of Florida for Spain. * 1539
Name The Year: Dutch West India Company receives charter for "New Netherlands". * 1621
Name The Year: Ransom Eli Olds, auto (Oldsmobile) and truck (REO) manufacturer, born. * 1864
Name The Year: Paulette Goddard, born. * 1911
Name The Year: Tony Curtis, actor, born. * 1925
Name The Year: Allen Ginsberg, poet, born. * 1926
Name The Year: Dr. Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin, knighted. * 1934
Name The Year: Edward VIII, Duke of Windsor married Wallis Warfield Simpson in France. * 1937
Name The Year: Battle of Midway turning point in war in Pacific began. * 1942
Name The Year: Curtis Mayfield, musician, born. * 1942
Name The Year: "Dragnet" is first broadcast on radio (KFI in Los Angeles). * 1949
Name The Year: Suzi Quatro (in Detroit, Michigan), musician, born. * 1950
Name The Year: Gemini IV is launched. Ed White first American to walk in space. * 1965
Name The Year: Gemini IX is launched. * 1966
Name The Year: U.S. presented with oldest known copy of the Magna Carta. * 1976
Name The Year: The crew of Soyuz 36 returns to Earth aboard Soyuz 35. * 1980
Name The Year: Pope John Paul II gets out of hospital after attempt on life. * 1981
Name The Year: Chinese government puts down student democracy protest in Beijing ... thousands die in Tiananmen Square. * 1989
Name The Year: George III of England, king, born. * 1738
Name The Year: British army seizes King Charles I as a prisoner. * 1647
Name The Year: British complete miracle of Dunkirk by evacuating 300,000 troops. * 1940
Name The Year: Battle of Midway begins. First naval battle won in the air. * 1942
Name The Year: Rome liberated from the Fascist armies of Mussolini. * 1944
Name The Year: First submarine captured and boarded on high seas - U 505. * 1944
Name The Year: Speech by Khrushchev blasting Stalin made public. * 1956
Name The Year: First commercial coal pipeline placed in operation. * 1957
Name The Year: Israel attacks targets in southern Lebanon. * 1982
Name The Year: Jonathan Pollard spy for Israel pleads guilty. * 1986
Name The Year: Ayatollah Khomeini (86) dies from complications due to surgery leading to days of loud, hysterical mourning. * 1989
Name The Year: Adam Smith (in Kirkcaldy, Scotland), economist, born. * 1723
Name The Year: Joseph Jaques Montgolfier becomes the first to fly (10 minute) in a hot-air balloon. * 1783
Name The Year: Ada Lovelace (future first computer programmer) meets Charles Babbage. * 1833
Name The Year: Denmark becomes a constitutional monarchy. * 1849
Name The Year: Pacific Stock Exchange formally opens. * 1875
Name The Year: John Maynard Keynes (in Cambridge, England), another economist, born. * 1883
Name The Year: Dennis Gabor, inventor of holography (3D laser photography), born. * 1900
Name The Year: Battle of France begins in WW II. * 1940
Name The Year: First synthetic rubber tire exhibited Akron, OH. * 1940
Name The Year: First B-29 bombing raid one plane lost; engine failure. * 1944
Name The Year: Israel, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, and Egypt begin Six-Day War. * 1967
Name The Year: Sen. Robert F. Kennedy assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles (by Sirhan Sirhan) after winning the Democratic Primary. * 1968
Name The Year: Suez Canal reopens (after 6 Day War caused it to close). * 1975
Name The Year: Revolution in the Seychelles Islands. * 1977
Name The Year: Soyuz T-2 is launched. * 1980
Name The Year: Sweden's constitution adopted. * 1809
Name The Year: The Young Men's Christian Association founded in London. * 1844
Name The Year: Walter Percy Chrysler founded the Chrysler Corporation. * 1925
Name The Year: First drive-in theatre opens, in Camden, New Jersey. * 1933
Name The Year: Dalai Lama, religious leader, born. * 1935
Name The Year: Tom Jones, singer, born. * 1940
Name The Year: Japanese forces retreated in the World War II Battle of Midway. * 1942
Name The Year: First nylon parachute jump Hartford Ct Adeline Gray. * 1942
Name The Year: D-Day. Invasion of Europe; Allies storm Normandy, France. * 1944
Name The Year: Henry Morgan is first to take off shirt on TV. * 1946
Name The Year: Bjorn Borg, tennis player, born. * 1956
Name The Year: Sandra Bernhard, actress, born. * 1955
Name The Year: Gemini IX returns to Earth. * 1966
Name The Year: Israel invades Lebanon to drive out the PLO. * 1982
Name The Year: 1,200 die in Sikh "Golden Temple" uprising India. * 1984
Name The Year: Body of Dr. Josef Mengele, Nazi war criminal, located and exhumed. * 1985
Name The Year: Transit of Venus (between Earth and Sun) will occur. * 2012
Name The Year: Gregory XIII, pope, born. * 1583
Name The Year: Louis XIV crowned King of France. * 1654
Name The Year: Beau Brummel, English Dandy, man of fashion, born.  * 1778
Name The Year: Paul Gauguin, French post-impressionist painter, born. * 1848
Name The Year: Jessica Tandy (in London, England), actor (Driving Miss Daisy, Cocoon), born. * 1909
Name The Year: Rocky Graziano, pugilist, born. * 1922
Name The Year: Vatican City becomes a soverign state. * 1929
Name The Year: Communists take over Czechoslovakia. * 1948
Name The Year: First color network telecast in compatible color Boston, MA. * 1953
Name The Year: Prince, musician, born. * 1958
Name The Year: Gemini IV returns to Earth. * 1965
Name The Year: Israel captures Wailing Wall. * 1967
Name The Year: German Chancellor Willy Brandt visits Israel. * 1972
Name The Year: Israel destroys alleged Iraqi plutonium production facility. * 1981
Name The Year: Pres Reagan meets with Pope John Paul II and Queen Elizabeth. * 1982
Name The Year: For one second this morning, the time is 01:23:45, 6-7-89.  * 1989
Name The Year: Italy invaded by Attila the Hun.  * 452
Name The Year: St Silverius begins his reign as Catholic Pope.  * 536
Name The Year: Religion of Islam (submission) founded in Mecca.  * 570
Name The Year: Mohammed prophet of Islam (Koran), dies (according to tradition).  * 632
Name The Year: Giovanni Domenico Cassini discovered 4 satellites of Saturn.  * 1625
Name The Year: Laki Volcano in southern Iceland begins 8-month eruption.  * 1783
Name The Year: 1st commercially-made ice cream sold (NY).  * 1786
Name The Year: Thomas Paine writer (Age of Reason, Common Sense), dies at 72.  * 1809
Name The Year: 39 German states unite under the Act of Confederation.  * 1815
Name The Year: Washing machine patented by Noah Cushing of Quebec.  * 1824
Name The Year: 1st US-to-Australia flight lands (Sir Charles Kingford-Smith).  * 1928
Name The Year: Joan Rivers Brooklyn, comedian (The Late Show, Hollywood Squares), born.  * 1933
Name The Year: Nancy Sinatra Jersey City, singer, (These boots were made for walking), born.  * 1940
Name The Year: Discovery of element 93, neptunium, announced.  * 1940
Name The Year: Keenen Ivory Wayans comedian (In Living Color), born.  * 1958
Name The Year: Mike Hucknall, singer (Simply Red-Every Time We Say Goodbye), born.  * 1960
Name The Year: Alleged Nazi Kurt Waldheim elected pres of Austria.  * 1986
Name The Year: Transit of Venus (between Earth & Sun) occurs.  * 2004
Name The Year: ero, Roman Emperor commits suicide.  * 68 N
Name The Year: 23rd recorded perihelion passage of Halley's Comet.  * 1456
Name The Year: Leopold I, Emperor of Holy Roman Empire, born.  * 1640
Name The Year: George Stephenson, inventor (principal RR locomotive), born.  * 1781
Name The Year: Charles Dickens, author, dies in England.  * 1870
Name The Year: Cole Porter, Indiana U.S.A, composer/lyricist (Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate), born.  * 1893
Name The Year: China leases Hong Kong's new territories to Britain for 99 years.  * 1898
Name The Year: Les Paul, Waukesha Wisconsin, U.S.A., guitarist/inventor (Les Paul guitar), born.  * 1915
Name The Year: Donald Duck, famous fowl, born.  * 1934
Name The Year: Norway surrenders to Germany during WW II.  * 1940
Name The Year: Michael J Fox, Edmonton, Canada, actor (Family Ties, Back to the Future, Spin City), born.  * 1961
Name The Year: Johnny Depp, actor, born.  * 1963
Name The Year: Silver jubilee of Queen Elizabeth celebrated with fireworks.  * 1977
Name The Year: Gutenberg Bible (1 of 21) sells for $2.4 million, London.  * 1978
Name The Year: "Star Trek V" premiers.  * 1989
Name The Year: British lease on New Territories in Hong Kong expires.  * 1997
Name The Year: 1st Dutch settlers arrive (from NJ), to colonize Manhattan Island.  * 1610
Name The Year: Tripoli declares war on US for refusing tribute.  * 1801
Name The Year: Yamaoka Tesshu Japanese swordsman, master of kendo, born.  * 1836
Name The Year: Georg F.B. Reiman proposes that space is curved.  * 1854
Name The Year: King Alexander I & Queen Dragia of Serbia are assassinated.  * 1903
Name The Year: Great Arab Revolt begin.  * 1916
Name The Year: Prince Philip Mountbatten, Greece, current Duke of Edinburgh, born.  * 1921
Name The Year: Judy Garland [Frances Gumm], Michigan, U.S.A., actress/singer (Wizard of Oz), born.  * 1922
Name The Year: Giacomo Matteotti Italian socialist deputy, assassinated by fascists.  * 1924
Name The Year: Maurice Sendak, NYC, author/illustrator (Where The Wild Things Are), born.  * 1928
Name The Year: Italy beats Czechoslovakia 2-1 (OT) in soccer's 2nd World Cup at Rome.  * 1934
Name The Year: Italy declares war on France & Britain during WW II.  * 1940
Name The Year: Marcus Garvey dies at 52 in London England.  * 1941
Name The Year: Massacre at Lidice (Czechoslovakia) Gestapo kills 173.  * 1942
Name The Year: Harold MacMillan becomes British PM.  * 1957
Name The Year: Israel, Syria, Jordan, Iraq & Egypt end "6-Day War" with UN help.  * 1967
Name The Year: Apple Computer ships its 1st Apple II.  * 1977
Name The Year: Israeli troops reach outskirts of Beirut.  * 1982
Name The Year: US missile shot down an incoming missile in space for 1st time.  * 1984
Name The Year: Claus von Bulow acquitted on charges he tried to murder his wife.  * 1985
Name The Year: Captain Cook runs aground on Australian Great Barrier Reef. * 1770
Name The Year: John Constable (in England), painter, born. * 1776
Name The Year: Richard Strauss (in Germany), composer, born. * 1864
Name The Year: Charles Fabry, discovered the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere, born. * 1867
Name The Year: First known auto race. * 1895
Name The Year: Jacques Yves Cousteau (in France), marine explorer, born. * 1910
Name The Year: Nelson Mandela, South African civil rights leader & politician, born. * 1918
Name The Year: Gene Wilder, comedic actor, born. * 1935
Name The Year: Jackie Stewart, race-car driver, Ford spokesperson, born. * 1939
Name The Year: Marx Brothers' "A Day At The Races" released. * 1937
Name The Year: US and USSR sign Lend-Lease agreement during World War II. * 1942
Name The Year: Israel and Syria stop fighting in Lebanon. * 1982
Name The Year: Movie "E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial" released in America. * 1982
Name The Year: Charles Kingsley (in England), author, born.  * 1819
Name The Year: Philippine nationalists declared their independence from Spain. Phillipine Independance day  * 1898
Name The Year: David Rockefeller, International Power Broker, born.  * 1915
Name The Year: Uta Hagen, born.  * 1919
Name The Year: Harry Houdini frees himself from a straitjacket while suspended upside down, 40 feet above the ground.  * 1923
Name The Year: George Herbert Walker Bush, former President of the United States, born.  * 1924
Name The Year: Anne Frank, diarist, born.  * 1929
Name The Year: Jim Nabors, actor (Gomer Pyle, USMC; Mayberry RFD), singer, born.  * 1932
Name The Year: USSR executes 8 army leaders as Stalin's purge continued.  * 1937
Name The Year: Nelson Mandela begins a long jail term in South Africa.  * 1964
Name The Year: P. W. Botha declares South African national emergency.  * 1986
Name The Year: Chicago Bulls win their first NBA championship in a 4-1 series against the Los Angeles Lakers.  * 1991
Name The Year: B.C. Alexander the Great dies of fever at Babylon.  * 323
Name The Year: Charles II (the Bald) king of France (843-77), emperor (875-77), born.  * 823
Name The Year: Anglo-Portuguese Treaty of Alliance (world's oldest) signed.  * 1373
Name The Year: Fanny Burney, England, author (Camille, Evelina), born.  * 1752
Name The Year: Thomas Young proponent of the wave theory of light, born.  * 1773
Name The Year: Samuel Butler publishes 1st part of "Erewhon", Christchurch, N.Z..  * 1863
Name The Year: William Butler Yeats Ireland, poet (Wild Swans at Coole-Nobel 1923), born.  * 1865
Name The Year: King Ludwig II of Bavaria drowns.  * 1886
Name The Year: China's Boxer Rebellion against foreigners and Christians.  * 1900
Name The Year: Paris evacuated before the German advance.  * 1940
Name The Year: Nazi Germany begins V-1 (Fieseler Fi-103) buzz-bomb attacks.  * 1944
Name The Year: Beatles' "Let It Be", album goes #1 and stays #1 for 4 weeks, Beatles' "Long & Winding Road", single goes #1 and stays #1 for 2 weeks.  * 1970
Name The Year: UN Security Council calls for South Africa to free Nelson Mandela.  * 1980
Name The Year: Teenager fires 6 blanks at Queen Elizabeth II.  * 1981
Name The Year: Tom Snyder interviews Charles Manson on "Tomorrow".  * 1981
Name The Year: Fahd becomes king of Saudi Arabia when King Khalid dies at 69.  * 1982
Name The Year: King Khalid of Saudi Arabia, dies at 69.  * 1982
Name The Year: Benny Goodman the clarinet playing King of Swing, dies in NY at 77.  * 1986
Name The Year: Basil Rathbone Johannesburg S Africa, actor (Sherlock Holmes), born.  * 1892
Name The Year: Dorothy L Sayers England, novelist (9 Taylors), born.  * 1893
Name The Year: Broderick nonuplets Sydney Australia (7 of 9 survived infancy), born.  * 1971
Name The Year: Pioneer 10 becomes 1st man-made object to leave Solar System.  * 1983
Name The Year: Pres Reagan criticizes South African state of emergency.  * 1986
Name The Year: Boeing 767 sets nonstop commercial flight distance record, Seattle, U.S.A. to Narobi, Kenya.  * 1990
Name The Year: Alois Alzheimer Germany, psychiatrist/pathologist (Alzheimer Disease), born.  * 1864
Name The Year: Hardhat diving suit patented by Leonard Norcross, Dixfield, Maine  * 1834
Name The Year: Sandpaper patented by Isaac Fischer Jr, Springfield, Vermont  * 1834
Name The Year: 1st Canadian parliament opens in Kingston, Ontario  * 1841
Name The Year: Bunson invents a gas burner. Lab teachers celebrate worldwide.  * 1847
Name The Year: Burl Ives Hunt Ill, folk singer/actor (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), born.  * 1909
Name The Year: Chaco War between Bolivia and Paraguay ends  * 1935
Name The Year: Walt Disney's "Bambi" is released  * 1942
Name The Year: 1st B-29 raid against mainland Japan  * 1944
Name The Year: Donald Trump master builder (Trump Towers/Plaza/Castle), born.  * 1946
Name The Year: State of Vietnam formed  * 1949
Name The Year: 1st commercial computer, UNIVAC 1, enters service at Census Bureau  * 1951
Name The Year: Boy George, androgynous rock musician (Culture Club), born.  * 1961
Name The Year: Launch of Mariner V for Venus fly-by  * 1967
Name The Year: USSR launches Kosmos 166 for observation of Sun from Earth orbit  * 1967
Name The Year: Steffi Graf, West Germany, tennis player (Grand Slam 1988), born.  * 1969
Name The Year: Argentina surrenders to Britain on Falkland Is, ends 74-day conflict  * 1982
Name The Year: Lebanese Shiite Moslem gunmen hijack TWA 847 after Athens' takeoff  * 1985
Name The Year: Montgomery Edward Scott Aberdeen, Scotland (Star Trek's Scotty), born.  * 2160
Name The Year: B.C. Assyrians record total solar eclipse event on clay tablet. * 763
Name The Year: King John signs Magna Carta at Runnymede, England. * 1215
Name The Year: Edward the black prince, prince of Wales (1343-1376), born. * 1330
Name The Year: Margaret Jones of Charlestown became the first person tried and executed for witchcraft in colonial Massachusetts. * 1649
Name The Year: 2 French balloonists die in world's 1st fatal aviation accident. * 1785
Name The Year: Edvard Grieg, Bergen Norway, composer, born. * 1843
Name The Year: Goodyear patents vulcanization of rubber. * 1844
Name The Year: Jacob Fussell, Baltimore dairyman, sets up 1st ice-cream factory. * 1851
Name The Year: Celluloid patented by John Wesley Hyatt, Albany, NY. * 1869
Name The Year: 1st attempt at motion pictures (used 12 cameras, each taking 1 picture) done to see if all 4 of a horse's hooves leave the ground. * 1878
Name The Year: Ford Motor Company manufactures its 10 millionth automobile. * 1924
Name The Year: French fortress of Verdun captured by Germans. * 1940
Name The Year: Jim Belushi, Chicago Ill, comedian (Sat Night Live, Trading Places), born. * 1954
Name The Year: John Lennon (15) & Paul McCartney (13) meet for the 1st time as Lennon's rock group The Quarrymen perform at a church dinner. * 1956
Name The Year: Argentina complains to UN about Israeli illicit transfer of Eichman. * 1960
Name The Year: Helen Hunt LA Calif, actress (Mad About You), born. * 1963
Name The Year: Courtney Cox Birmingham Ala, actress (Monica on Friends), born. * 1964
Name The Year: Jordan's King Hussein marries Elizabeth Halaby, 26-yr-old American. * 1978
Name The Year: Riots in Argentina after Falklands/Malvinas defeat. * 1982
Name The Year: En route to Halley's Comet, USSR's Vega 2 drops lander on Venus. * 1985
Name The Year: Pravda announces high-level Chernobyl staff fired for stupidity. * 1986
Name The Year: Ronald Reagan is knighted by Queen Elizabeth. * 1989
Name The Year: Innocent III pope, dies at 54.  * 1216
Name The Year: Mary Queen of Scots thrown into Lochleven Castle prison.  * 1567
Name The Year: Gilbert & Sullivan's "HMS Pinafore" debuts at Bowery Theatre NYC.  * 1879
Name The Year: Stan Laurel comedian (Laurel & Hardy), born.  * 1895
Name The Year: Henry Berliner demonstrates his helicopter to US Bureau of Aeronautics.  * 1922
Name The Year: Marx Brothers' "A Day At The Races" opens in LA.  * 1937
Name The Year: Commuinist govt installed in Lithuania.  * 1940
Name The Year: Takamiyama [Jesse Kuhaulua] Hawaii, 1st non-Japanese sumo champion, born.  * 1944
Name The Year: Brian Eno rocker (Here Comes the Warm Jets), born.  * 1948
Name The Year: Pope Pius XII ex-communicated Argentine President Juan Peron.  * 1955
Name The Year: Soviet ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev defects to West in Paris.  * 1961
Name The Year: Leonid Brezhnev named president of USSR.  * 1977
Name The Year: Britain requests Argentina arrange for return of prisoners. 1991 Boris Yeltsin elected president of Russian SSR.  * 1982
Name The Year: Sir Francis Drake lands on the coast of California. * 1579
Name The Year: George Cormack, the inventor of "Wheaties" cereal * 1870
Name The Year: Igor Stravinsky, composer (Firebird Suite, The Rite of Spring) * 1882
Name The Year: Statue of Liberty arrived in NYC aboard the French ship `Isere'. * 1885
Name The Year: Dean Martin, singer, actor * 1917
Name The Year: Barry Manilow, singer, jingle writer (Like a Good Neighbor...) * 1946
Name The Year: Marx Brothers' "A Day At The Races" opens in NY. * 1937
Name The Year: France asks Germany for terms of surrender in WW II. * 1940
Name The Year: First American expeditionary force to land in Africa (WW II). * 1942
Name The Year: Republic of Iceland proclaimed at Thingvallir, Iceland. * 1944
Name The Year: Arrest of burglars starts the Watergate affair. * 1972
Name The Year: President Galtieri resigns in Argentina. * 1982
Name The Year: Ronald Reagan's "evil empire" speech. * 1982
Name The Year: Eighteenth Space Shuttle Mission - Discovery 5 is launched. * 1985
Name The Year: Richard Martin of London takes out the first life insurance policy, on William Gibbons. The premium is 383 pounds. * 1583
Name The Year: War of 1812 begins as US declares war against Britain. * 1812
Name The Year: Battle of Waterloo -- British and Prussians defeat Napoleon. * 1815
Name The Year: Susan B. Anthony fined $100 for attempting to vote for President. * 1873
Name The Year: James Montgomery Flagg, illustrator, best known for his "I want you" Uncle Sam recruiting poster * 1877
Name The Year: Amelia Earhart is first woman to cross the Atlantic. * 1928
Name The Year: Winston Churchill urged perseverance so that future generations would remember that "this was their finest hour." * 1940
Name The Year: Paul McCartney, musician (Wings, Beatles) * 1942
Name The Year: Isabella Rossellini, actor (Blue Velvet) * 1952
Name The Year: Egypt proclaimed a republic. * 1953
Name The Year: Saudi Prince Faisal Ibn Mussed Abdul Aziz beheaded in Riyadh shopping center parking lot for killing his uncle the king. * 1975
Name The Year: Space Shuttle test model the "Enterprise" carries a crew aloft for the first time. It was fixed to a modified Boeing 747. * 1977
Name The Year: Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart retires. (replaced by Sandra Day O'Connor first woman on the high court). * 1981
Name The Year: 7th Shuttle Mission (Challenger 2) launched. Sally Ride is the first U.S. woman in space * 1983
Name The Year: Blaise Pascal, mathematician, born. * 1623
Name The Year: Slavery is abolished in the US territories. * 1862
Name The Year: Mexico's deposed emperor Maximilian is executed. * 1867
Name The Year: Duchess of Windsor, famous divorcee, born. * 1886
Name The Year: Malcolm McDowell, actor, born. * 1943
Name The Year: Kathleen Turner, actress, born. * 1954
Name The Year: Paula Abdul, singer, born. * 1962
Name The Year: Valentina Tereshkova, first woman in space, returns to earth. * 1963
Name The Year: Soyuz 9 returns to Earth. * 1970
Name The Year: Pope Paul VI makes 19th-cent bishop John Neumann first US male saint. * 1977
Name The Year: Garfield, famous cat (big fat hairy deal), born. * 1978
Name The Year: Artificial heart recipient Murray P. Haydon died in Louisville, KY. * 1986
Name The Year: Battle of Angora (Ankara)-Tatars defeat Turkish Army. * 1402
Name The Year: King Louis XVI caught trying to escape French Revolution. * 1791
Name The Year: Queen Victoria at 18 ascends British throne following death of uncle King William IV. She ruled for 63 years until 1901. * 1837
Name The Year: King William IV of England, dies. * 1837
Name The Year: Jean Moulin hero of the French Resistance during WW II, born. * 1899
Name The Year: Errol Flynn actor (Captain Blood, Robin Hood, Against All Flags), born. * 1909
Name The Year: DeForest Kelley Atlanta Ga, actor (Dr Leonard McCoy-Star Trek), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Audie Murphy Kingston Tx, WWII hero/actor (Destry, Joe Butterfly), born. * 1924
Name The Year: Chet Atkins Luttrell Tenn, guitarist (Me & My Guitar), born. * 1924
Name The Year: U.S. sprinter, Jesse Owens sets 100 meter record at 10.2 seconds. * 1936
Name The Year: John Goodman actor (Roseanne, Everyone's All American), born. * 1952
Name The Year: Federation of Mali (& Senegal) becomes independent of France. * 1960
Name The Year: Muhammad Ali convicted of refusing induction into armed services. * 1967
Name The Year: Britain celebrates golden jubilee of Queen Victoria. * 1887
Name The Year: 1st Ferris wheel premieres (Chicago's Columbian Exposition). * 1893
Name The Year: Jean-Paul Sartre, France, philosopher/writer (Nobel 1964; declined), born. * 1905
Name The Year: Germans scuttle their own fleet. * 1919
Name The Year: Jane Russell, actress full-figured gal (The Outlaw), born. * 1921
Name The Year: Rommel takes Tobruk in North Africa. * 1942
Name The Year: Japanese forces on Okinawa surrender to US during WW II. * 1945
Name The Year: 1st stored computer program run, on Manchester Mark I. * 1948
Name The Year: Dr Peter Goldmark of CBS demonstrates "long playing record", Columbia commits to 33 1/3 rpm records, plans to phase out 78's. * 1948
Name The Year: Benazir Bhutto 1st female leader of a Moslem nation (Pakistan), born. * 1953
Name The Year: Pope Paul VI (Giovanni Battista Montini) succeeds John XXIII. * 1963
Name The Year: Prince William of Wales, second in line to English throne (Son of Prince Charles), born. * 1982
Name The Year: Melanie Griffith & Don Johnson remarry. * 1989
Name The Year: 25,000 die in Iranian Earthquake. * 1990
Name The Year: Little Richard gets a star on Hollywood's walk of fame. * 1990
Name The Year: Stephen IV begins his reign as Catholic Pope. * 816
Name The Year: Royal Greenwich Observatory established in England by Charles II. * 1675
Name The Year: Slavery outlawed in England. * 1772
Name The Year: 2nd abdication of Napoleon (after Waterloo). * 1815
Name The Year: 1st Doughnut created. * 1847
Name The Year: Giacomo Puccini Italy, operatic composer (Madama Butterfly), born. * 1858
Name The Year: Howard Staunton world chess champion, designer of chess pieces, dies. * 1874
Name The Year: Sir Julian Huxley London, biologist/philosopher, Darwin's Bulldog, born. * 1887
Name The Year: John Dillinger one of America's Most Wanted, born. * 1903
Name The Year: Billy Wilder movie director (Some Like It Hot, Apartment, Stalag 17), born. * 1906
Name The Year: King George V of England crowned. * 1911
Name The Year: Kris Kristofferson singer/actor (Amerika, Millenium), born. * 1936
Name The Year: Harry Froboess dives 110 m from airship into Bodensee & survives. * 1936
Name The Year: Germany declares war on Soviet Union during WW II. * 1941
Name The Year: Lindsay Wagner LA Ca, actress (Bionic Woman, Paper Chase, Nighthawks), born. * 1949
Name The Year: Meryl Streep NJ, actress (French Lieutenant's Woman, Sophie's Choice), born. * 1949
Name The Year: David O Selznick Gone With the Wind's producer, dies at 63. * 1965
Name The Year: Judy Garland singer/actress, dies in London at 47. * 1969
Name The Year: Aretha Franklin arrested in Detroit for creating a disturbance. * 1969
Name The Year: Walt Disney's "The Rescuers" released. * 1977
Name The Year: James Christy's discovery of Pluto's moon Charon announced. * 1978
Name The Year: Fred Astaire actor/dancer, dies at Century City Hospital in LA at 88. * 1987
Name The Year: George Sax inventor (the saxophone), born. * 1846
Name The Year: Christopher Latham Sholes patents "Type-writer" * 1868
Name The Year: Alfred Kinsey entomologist/sexologist (Kinsey Report), born. * 1894
Name The Year: Duke of Windsor [King Edward VIII of England] (briefly in 1936), born. * 1894
Name The Year: Dr Howard T Engstrom Boston, a designer of Univac computer, born. * 1902
Name The Year: Alan Turing mathematician pioneer in computer theory (Turing Machine), born. * 1912
Name The Year: Rocker Chubby Checker arrest for marijuana pocession * 1970
Name The Year: Nixon & Haldeman agree to use CIA to cover up Watergate * 1972
Name The Year: Rocker Alice Cooper falls of stage in Vancouver, breaks 6 ribs * 1975
Name The Year: The movie "Batman" premiers * 1989
Name The Year: Ambose Bierce, cynic * 1842
Name The Year: Jack Dempsey, boxer (The Manassa Mauler) * 1895
Name The Year: Mick Fleetwood, musician * 1942
Name The Year: Jeff Beck, musician * 1944
Name The Year: Scotland, under King Robert I, defeats England. * 1314
Name The Year: Henry VIII becomes King of England. * 1509
Name The Year: First reported sighting of Flying Saucers, near Mt. Rainier, Washington by Kenneth Arnold of Boise, Idaho. * 1947
Name The Year: The Berlin Blockade and Berlin Airlift begin. * 1948
Name The Year: Cargo airlines first licensed by US Civil Aeronautics Board. * 1949
Name The Year: Hopalong Cassidy becomes first network western. * 1949
Name The Year: 113 killed in Eastern Boeing 727 crash at JFK airport. * 1975
Name The Year: IRS reveals Jimmy Carter paid no taxes in 1976. * 1977
Name The Year: Soyuz T-6 is launched. * 1982
Name The Year: The Equal Rights Amendment goes down to defeat. * 1982
Name The Year: 7th Space Shuttle Mission (Challenger 2) returns to Earth * 1983
Name The Year: 18th Space Shuttle Mission (Discovery 5) returns to Earth. * 1985
Name The Year: Five Canterbury monks report something exploding on the Moon (only known observation). These monks have NO winery of their own.  * 1178
Name The Year: The Fork is introduced to American dining by Gov. Winthrop.  * 1630
Name The Year: Pueblo founded with construction of first building (start of Yerba Buena, later to be called San Francisco).  * 1835
Name The Year: First public display of the telephone at the Philedelphia Exhibition.  * 1876
Name The Year: Hermann Oberth, founder of modern astronautics  * 1894
Name The Year: First flight Junkers F13 advanced monoplane airliner.  * 1919
Name The Year: Pres. Hoover authorizes the building of Boulder Dam (Hoover Dam).  * 1929
Name The Year: Finland declares war on the U.S.S.R.  * 1941
Name The Year: British RAF staged a thousand-bomb raid on Bremen Germany (WW II).  * 1942
Name The Year: Willis Reed, basketball player  * 1942
Name The Year: Carly Simon (in New York City), singer  * 1945
Name The Year: Phyllis George (in Denton, Texas), commentator, former Miss America  * 1949
Name The Year: Jimmie Walker, comedian  * 1949
Name The Year: Korean Conflict begins; North Korea invades South Korea.  * 1950
Name The Year: First color TV broadcast - CBS' Arthur Godfrey from NYC. Four cities see the show in color.  * 1951
Name The Year: First passenger to fly commercially around the world in less than 100 hours.  * 1953
Name The Year: George Michael (in England), singer, born.  * 1963
Name The Year: John Dean begins testifying before the Senate Watergate Committee.  * 1973
Name The Year: St Benedict II begins his reign as Catholic Pope.  * 684
Name The Year: Richard III usurps English throne.  * 1483
Name The Year: Abner Doubleday, credited with inventing American baseball, born.  * 1819
Name The Year: William Thomson, Lord Kelvin, engineer/mathematician/physicist, born.  * 1824
Name The Year: Peter Lorre, actor (M, Casablanca, Beast with 5 Fingers, voice over for Twilight Zone), born.  * 1904
Name The Year: Col. Tom Parker Elvis Presley's manager, born.  * 1909
Name The Year: End of USSR experimental calendar; Gregorian readopted 6/27.  * 1940
Name The Year: Finland enters WW II against Russia.  * 1941
Name The Year: UN Charter signed by 50 nations in SF.  * 1945
Name The Year: US denounces Soviet blockade of Berlin.  * 1948
Name The Year: Walter Baade discovers asteroid Icarus inside orbit of Mercury.  * 1949
Name The Year: Mick Jones rocker (The Clash, Big Audio Dynamite), born.  * 1955
Name The Year: British Somaliland (now Somalia) gains independence from Britain.  * 1960
Name The Year: Madagascar gains independence from France (National Day).  * 1960
Name The Year: Beatles release "A Hard Day's Night" album.  * 1964
Name The Year: The first woman's magazine, "The Ladies' Mercury" is published in London. It has the first advice column. * 1693
Name The Year: Bank of California opens its doors. * 1867
Name The Year: Helen Keller, blind-deaf author-lecturer * 1880
Name The Year: First color TV demonstration NY city. * 1929
Name The Year: H. Ross Perot, billionaire, founder of EDS, owner of one of three original copies of the Magna Carta, attempted to run for US Presidency. * 1930
Name The Year: End of USSR experimental calendar. * 1940
Name The Year: FBI captures 8 Nazi saboteurs from a sub off NY's Long Island. * 1942
Name The Year: First jet plane combat victor in Korea - RJ Brown. * 1950
Name The Year: Pres. Truman ordered the Air Force and Navy into the Korean conflict. * 1950
Name The Year: U.S.'s First automobile seat belt legislation is enacted in Illinois. * 1955
Name The Year: John W. Dean tells Watergate Committee about Nixon's `enemies list'. * 1973
Name The Year: Djibouti National Day. * 1977
Name The Year: Soyuz 30 is launched. * 1978
Name The Year: Fourth Space Shuttle Mission (Columbia 4) launched. * 1982
Name The Year: Soyuz T-9 is launched. * 1983
Name The Year: St Paul I ends his reign as Catholic Pope. * 767
Name The Year: Henry VIII of England (1509-47), born. * 1491
Name The Year: Tomato is proven nonpoisonous. * 1820
Name The Year: Britain's Queen Victoria crowned in Westminster Abbey. * 1838
Name The Year: Leipzig Observatory discovers short-period (6.2 yrs) Comet d'Arrest. * 1861
Name The Year: Archduke Ferdinand & wife Sofia of Austria assassinated (starts WW I). * 1914
Name The Year: Treaty of Versailles ending WW I signed. * 1919
Name The Year: Mel Brooks comedian/actor/director (Blazing Saddles, Spaceballs), born. * 1926
Name The Year: Gilda Radner Detroit, comedienne (Saturday Night Live), born. * 1946
Name The Year: Supreme Court overturns draft evasion conviction of Muhammad Ali. * 1971
Name The Year: Wings release "Band on the Run" & "Zoo Gang" in UK. * 1974
Name The Year: Rod Serling writer/host (Twilight Zone, Night Gallery), dies at 60. * 1975
Name The Year: David Bowie releases "Fame". * 1975
Name The Year: South Africa begins implementing apartheid; no mixed marriages. * 1949
Name The Year: US troops withdraw from Korea after WW II. * 1949
Name The Year: Brazil beats Sweden 5-2 in soccer's 6th World Cup at Stockholm. * 1958
Name The Year: Beatles' 1st song "From Me to You" hits the UK charts. * 1963
Name The Year: 1st draft of Star Trek's pilot "The Cage" released. * 1964
Name The Year: Jayne Mansfield actress, dies in a car crash at 34. * 1967
Name The Year: Seychelles gains independence from Britain. * 1976
Name The Year: Bob Crane actor (Hogan's Heroes), murdered at 59. * 1978
Name The Year: Charles VIII king of France (1483-98), invaded Italy, born. * 1470
Name The Year: Excelsior diamond (blue-white 995 carats) discovered. * 1893
Name The Year: Korea declares independence from China, asks for Japanese aid. * 1894
Name The Year: Giant fireball impacts in Central Siberia (Tunguska Event). * 1908
Name The Year: Mahatma Gandhi's 1st arrest, campaigning for Indian rights in S Africa. * 1914
Name The Year: New Zealand claims Ross Dependency in Antarctica. * 1923
Name The Year: "Night of the Long Knives," Hitler stages bloody purge of Nazi party. * 1934
Name The Year: "Gone With the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell, published. * 1936
Name The Year: Glenn Shorrock vocalist (Little River Band-Help Is On Its, Way), born. * 1944
Name The Year: Transistor as a substitute for Radio tubes announced (Bell Labs). * 1948
Name The Year: Pres Truman orders US troops into Korea. * 1950
Name The Year: Zaire (then Belgian Congo) gains independence from Belgium. * 1960
Name The Year: Rwanda & Burundi become independent. * 1962
Name The Year: Cardinal Montini elected Pope Paul VI, 262nd head of RC Church. * 1963
Name The Year: "Iron" Mike Tyson heavyweight boxing champ (1986-90), born. * 1966
Name The Year: Brazil beats Italy 4-1 in soccer's 9th World Cup at Mexico City. * 1970
Name The Year: 3 cosmonauts die as Soyuz XI depressurizes during reentry. * 1971
Name The Year: Johnny Rotten & Joan Collins appear together on BBC's Juke Box Jury. * 1979
Name The Year: St. David's Day * 1753
Name The Year: E. Kidner opens the first cooking school, in Great Britain. * 1784
Name The Year: Frederic Chopin, pianist, composer, born. * 1810
Name The Year: David Niven, actor, born. * 1910
Name The Year: Harry Belafonte, entertainer, born. * 1927
Name The Year: Lana Wood (in Santa Monica, CA), actress, born. * 1946
Name The Year: International Monetary Fund began operations. * 1947
Name The Year: Ron Howard, actor (Mayberry RFD, Happy Days, American Graffiti), director (Splash, Cocoon, Backdraft), born. * 1954
Name The Year: Venera 3, Venus landing. * 1966
Name The Year: Mickey Mantle announces his retirement. * 1969
Name The Year: MTV goes on the air broadcasting "Video Killed The Radio Star" by the Buggles. * 1981
Name The Year: Texas declares its independence from Mexico * 1836
Name The Year: Congress creates the Territory of Nevada. * 1861
Name The Year: At Waynesborough, Gen. Early's army is defeated. * 1865
Name The Year: First telegraph company in Hawaii opens. * 1901
Name The Year: Theodore Giesl (Dr. Seuss), author, born. * 1904
Name The Year: Desi Arnaz, famous Cuban, bandleader, born. * 1917
Name The Year: Time magazine first published. * 1923
Name The Year: First non-stop, round-the-world airplane flight completed. * 1949
Name The Year: Karen Carpenter (in Connecticut), drummer for the Carpenters, singer, born. * 1950
Name The Year: Soyuz 28 is launched. * 1978
Name The Year: Arthur Murray, dance instructor, dies at 95. * 1991
Name The Year: Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, born. * 1847
Name The Year: U.S. Congress authorizes smallest U.S. silver coin, the 3-cent piece. * 1851
Name The Year: A 20-cent coin was authorized by U.S. Congress (It only lasted 3 years). * 1875
Name The Year: Jean Harlow, sex goddess of the 30s, born. * 1911
Name The Year: "Star Spangled Banner" officially became US national anthem. * 1931
Name The Year: U.S. wins Battle of Bismark Sea over Japan. * 1943
Name The Year: U.S. and Philippine forces recaptured Corregidor. * 1945
Name The Year: Morocco gains its independence. * 1956
Name The Year: Jackie Joyner-Kersee, runner, born. * 1962
Name The Year: Apollo 9 is launched. * 1969
Name The Year: Pioneer 10 launched. First to traverse asteroid belt, leave system * 1972
Name The Year: David Faustino, actor (Married With Children's Bud Bundy), born. * 1974
Name The Year: TV Show "Moonlighting" premieres. * 1985
Name The Year: Alessandro Manzoni, poet, born. * 1785
Name The Year: Maurice Ravel, composer (Bolero), born * 1875
Name The Year: Alexander Graham Bell received a patent for his telephone. * 1876
Name The Year: Transatlantic phone service begins between New York and London. * 1926
Name The Year: Lord Snowdon, photographer, born. * 1930
Name The Year: The game "Monopoly" is invented. * 1933
Name The Year: Willard Scott, weatherman, original Ronald McDonald, born. * 1934
Name The Year: Hitler breaks Treaty of Versailles by sending troops to Rhineland. * 1936
Name The Year: Ivan Lendl, tennis player, born * 1960
Name The Year: Louis I (the Great), king of Hungary (1342-82), Poland (1370-82) * 1326
Name The Year: Gerhardus Mercator, geographer & map maker * 1512
Name The Year: Corpernicus' DE REVOLUTIONIBUS placed on Catholic Forbidden index * 1616
Name The Year: Rex Harrison, actor * 1908
Name The Year: 1st ascent of Mt. Erebus, Antarctica * 1908
Name The Year: Winston Churchill's "Iron Curtain" speech * 1946
Name The Year: Josef Stalin died * 1953
Name The Year: King Kong 1st televised * 1956
Name The Year: Andy Gibb singer, Australia * 1958
Name The Year: Voyager I's closest approach to Jupiter * 1979
Name The Year: Michelangelo, Renaissance artist, born. * 1475
Name The Year: Cyrano de Bergerac, writer, born. * 1619
Name The Year: Aaron Burr, duelist, born. * 1756
Name The Year: Elizabeth Barrett Browning, poet, born. * 1806
Name The Year: The Alamo falls. (Remember it!) * 1836
Name The Year: Ed McMahon, #1 second banana, famed announcer, sweepstakes harbinger, born. * 1923
Name The Year: William Webster, FBI director, born. * 1924
Name The Year: Gordon Cooper Jr., astronaut, born. * 1927
Name The Year: Brooklyn's Clarence Birdseye puts the first individually packaged frozen foods on sale, in Springfield, Mass. * 1930
Name The Year: Merle Haggard, singer, born. * 1937
Name The Year: Valentina Tereshkova (in Russia), cosmonaut, first woman in space, born. * 1937
Name The Year: Mary Wilson, singer (Supremes), born. * 1944
Name The Year: Rob Reiner, actor, director (All in the Family, Spinal Tap), born. * 1945
Name The Year: Kiki Dee (in Yorkshire, England), singer, born. * 1947
Name The Year: The Gold Coast gains independence and takes the name Ghana. * 1957
Name The Year: Patsy Cline, Cowboy Copus, and Hawkshaw Hawkins die in a plane crash. * 1963
Name The Year: Soyuz 39 returns to Earth. * 1981
Name The Year: Thomas Aquinas Day. * 1583
Name The Year: In Hawaii, the Great Mahele (division of lands) is signed. * 1848
Name The Year: Maurice Ravel (in Cibourne, France), composer (Bollero), born. * 1875
Name The Year: Alexander Graham Bell received a patent for his telephone. * 1876
Name The Year: U.S. sent 20,000 troops to the Mexican border. * 1911
Name The Year: Transatlantic phone service begins between New York and London. * 1926
Name The Year: Lord Snowdon, photographer, born. * 1930
Name The Year: The game "Monopoly" is invented. * 1933
Name The Year: Willard Scott, weatherman, original Ronald McDonald, born. * 1934
Name The Year: Hitler breaks Treaty of Versailles by sending troops to Rhineland. * 1936
Name The Year: Daniel J. Travanti, actor (Hill Street Blues) * 1940
Name The Year: John Heard, actor, born. * 1945
Name The Year: During World War II, US forces crossed the Rhine River. * 1945
Name The Year: "Peter Pan", with Mary Martin in the title role, is first televised. * 1955
Name The Year: M. C. Garlow becomes the first aviator to fly a million miles in a jet airplane. * 1959
Name The Year: Ivan Lendl, retired tennis player, born. * 1960
Name The Year: March by civil rights demonstrators was broken up in Selma, Alabama. * 1965
Name The Year: Ivan Lendl, retired tennis player, born. In 1975 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin met with President Carter. * 1960
Name The Year: Karl Ferdinand von Grafe, helped create modern plastic surgery, born. * 1787
Name The Year: Oliver Wendell Holmes, famous Supreme Court Justice, born. * 1841
Name The Year: Kenneth Grahame, author (The Wind in the Willows), born. * 1859
Name The Year: Otto Hahn, co-discoverer of nuclear fission, born. * 1879
Name The Year: Baroness de Laroche of Paris becomes first licensed female pilot. * 1910
Name The Year: Cyd Charisse (in Amarillo, Texas), actor, dancer, born. * 1921
Name The Year: Lynn Redgrave (in London, England), actor, political activist, born. * 1943
Name The Year: International Women's Day * 1945
Name The Year: First helicopter licensed for commercial use - New York city. * 1946
Name The Year: Carole Bayer Sager (in New York), wife of Burt Bachrach, born. * 1947
Name The Year: Groucho, Chico and Harpo's final TV appearance together. * 1959
Name The Year: Amerigo Vespucci, explorer and namesake of America (lucky they didn't call it Vespuccia) * 1454
Name The Year: Cardinal Jules Mazarin, the chief minister of France, died. * 1661
Name The Year: Napoleon Bonaparte married Josephine de Beauharnais. * 1796
Name The Year: Charles Graham of N. Y. was granted a patent for artificial teeth. * 1822
Name The Year: First Japanese ambassador to the U.S. * 1860
Name The Year: Mickey Spillane, mystery writer, born. * 1918
Name The Year: Yuri Gagarin, first man into space, born. * 1934
Name The Year: Glenda Jackson, actor (Hopscotch), born. * 1936
Name The Year: Raul Julia, actor (Gomez in the Addams Family), born. * 1940
Name The Year: Bobby Fischer, chess player, born. * 1943
Name The Year: Edward R. Murrow criticizes Sen. McCarthy on "See it Now". * 1954
Name The Year: Nathan Birnbaum (aka George Burns), entertainer, actor, dies at 100 years old. * 1996
Name The Year: The first telephone call made by Alexander Graham Bell. * 1876
Name The Year: The Salvation Army of England sends group to U.S. to begin welfare and religious activity here. * 1888
Name The Year: Big earthquake in Long Beach (W.C. Fields was making a movie when it struck and the cameras kept running). * 1933
Name The Year: First civilian to exceed speed of sound -- H. H. Houver at Edwards Air Force Base, CA * 1948
Name The Year: Prince Edward of England, royalty, born. * 1964
Name The Year: Soyuz 28 returns to Earth. * 1978
Name The Year: According to Shakespeare, this is Romeo and Juliet's wedding day. * 1302
Name The Year: Emperor Napoleon married by proxy to Archduchess Marie Louise. * 1810
Name The Year: John Chapman 'Johnny Appleseed' died in Allen County, Ind. * 1847
Name The Year: Great Mauna Loa eruption (volcano in Hawaii). * 1867
Name The Year: Blizzard struck the northeastern United States. 400 people died. * 1888
Name The Year: First public game of basketball. * 1892
Name The Year: Lawrence Welk, bandleader, bubble maker, born. * 1903
Name The Year: Harold Wilson, former British Prime Minister, born. * 1916
Name The Year: Rupert Murdoch, "newspaper" publisher, born. * 1931
Name The Year: Tina Louise, actor (Gilligan's Island), born. * 1934
Name The Year: Germany invades Austria. * 1938
Name The Year: President FDR signed into law the Lend-Lease Bill. * 1941
Name The Year: Gen. Douglas MacArthur left Bataan for Australia. * 1942
Name The Year: Clement Studebaker, automobile pioneer, born. * 1831
Name The Year: Charles Boycott, estate manager in Ireland, caused boycotts, born. * 1832
Name The Year: Girl Guides (Girl Scouts) founded in Savanah, Ga. * 1912
Name The Year: Wally Schirra, astronaut, born. * 1923
Name The Year: Chinese revolutionary leader Sun Yat-sen died. * 1925
Name The Year: First transatlantic radio broadcast. * 1925
Name The Year: Raul Alfonsin, President of Argentina, born. * 1927
Name The Year: Mohandas Gandhi began 200-mile march protesting British salt tax. * 1930
Name The Year: FDR conducts his first "Fireside Chat". * 1936
Name The Year: Pope Pius XII was crowned in ceremonies at the Vatican. * 1939
Name The Year: Al Jarreau, singer, born. * 1940
Name The Year: Finland surrendered to the Soviet Union during World War II. * 1940
Name The Year: Barbara Feldon (in Pittsburgh, PA), actor (Get Smart's 99), born. * 1941
Name The Year: British Empire Day. * 1945
Name The Year: Liza Minnelli (in Los Angeles, CA), singer, actor, born. * 1946
Name The Year: James Taylor, singer, songwriter, born. * 1948
Name The Year: Commonwealth Day. * 1958
Name The Year: Bob Dylan cancels appearance on Ed Sullivan. * 1963
Name The Year: Beatle Paul McCartney married Linda Eastman in London. * 1969
Name The Year: Sadat pledges to regain arab terrority from Israel. * 1977
Name The Year: Jury finds John Wayne Gacy guilty of murders of 33 men and boys. * 1980
Name The Year: Soyuz T-4 is launched. * 1981
Name The Year: Harvard University was named for clergyman John Harvard. * 1639
Name The Year: (England) Planet Uranus was discovered by Sir William Herschel. * 1781
Name The Year: American suffragist Susan B. Anthony died. * 1906
Name The Year: Tennessee law prohibits teaching of evolution. * 1925
Name The Year: Dana Delaney, actress, born. * 1957
Name The Year: Apollo 9 returns to Earth. * 1969
Name The Year: Digital Equipment Corp introduces the PDP-11 minicomputer. * 1970
Name The Year: Funeral services held in Moscow for leader Konstantin Chernenko. * 1985
Name The Year: Georg Philipp Telemann, leading German late-baroque composer, born. * 1681
Name The Year: Eli Whitney received patent for cotton gin. * 1794
Name The Year: Johann Strauss, composer, born. * 1804
Name The Year: Victor Emmanuel II, the King of Italy, born. * 1820
Name The Year: Neville Chamberlain, English PM and statesman, born. * 1869
Name The Year: Casey Jones, locomotive engineer, born. * 1864
Name The Year: Albert Einstein, scientist, born. * 1879
Name The Year: Albert Einstein (in Ulm, Germany), scientist, born. * 1879
Name The Year: Karl Marx, founder of Communism, died. * 1883
Name The Year: Hank Ketcham, cartoonist (Dennis the Menace), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Quincy Jones, composer, conductor, born. * 1933
Name The Year: Michael Caine, actor, born. * 1933
Name The Year: Billy Crystal, comedian, born. * 1947
Name The Year: F.B.I. begins it's "10 most wanted list". * 1950
Name The Year: During the Korean War, United Nations forces recaptured Seoul. * 1951
Name The Year: Prince Albert of Monaco, born. * 1958
Name The Year: Jury in Dallas found Jack Ruby guilty of murdering Lee Harvey Oswald. * 1964
Name The Year: Israel's cabinet approved diplomatic relations with West Germany. * 1965
Name The Year: Body of JFK moved from a temporary grave to a permanent memorial. * 1967
Name The Year: Susan Hayward dies at age 56. * 1975
Name The Year: Polish airliner crash kills all 87 aboard (22 are US amateur boxers). * 1980
Name The Year: OPEC cut oil prices for the first time in 23 years. * 1983
Name The Year: .C. Julius Caesar slain * 44 B
Name The Year: Woodrow Wilson holds the first Presidential Press Conference. * 1913
Name The Year: Jerry Lewis, French god, American humanitarian, comedian, actor, born. * 1926
Name The Year: Judd Hirsch, actor (Taxi), born. * 1935
Name The Year: First blood bank established, Chicago, IL. * 1937
Name The Year: Erik Estrada, actor, born. * 1949
Name The Year: Key Largo Coral Reef Preserve established (first underwater park). * 1960
Name The Year: Terrence Trent D'Arby, musician, born. * 1962
Name The Year: Wrestler Antonino Rocca dies at 49. * 1975
Name The Year: Attempting to rid area of Palestine guerrillas Israel invades Lebanon. * 1978
Name The Year: First all-color television station to televise live local programs. * 1986
Name The Year: Pluto again becomes the outermost planet. * 1999
Name The Year: Georg Simon Ohm, scientist, born. * 1787
Name The Year: Andrew S. Hallidie, inventor of the Cable Car, born. * 1836
Name The Year: US and Canada sign the Migratory bird treaty. * 1916
Name The Year: US forces defeat Japanese at Iwo Jima. * 1945
Name The Year: Nancy Wilson (in San Francisco, CA), singer (Heart), born. * 1954
Name The Year: Gemini VIII is launched. * 1966
Name The Year: Soyuz 26 returns to Earth. * 1978
Name The Year: Journalist Terry Anderson is abducted in Lebanon by pro-Iranian terrorists. * 1985
Name The Year: St Patrick - the patron saint of Ireland - died in Saul. * 461
Name The Year: First official St. Patrick's Day. * 1753
Name The Year: St. Patrick's Day first celebrated in New York City, at the Crown and Thistle Tavern. * 1756
Name The Year: James Bridger, scout, fur trader, mountain man par excellance, born. * 1804
Name The Year: Gottlieb Daimler, automobile pioneer, born. * 1834
Name The Year: Japanese Embassy arrives aboard the "Candinmarruh" . * 1860
Name The Year: President Theodore Roosevelt used the term "muckrake". * 1906
Name The Year: Nat King Cole, entertainer, father of Natalie, born. * 1919
Name The Year: Rudolf Nureyev, ballet star, born. * 1938
Name The Year: Patrick Duffy, actor, born. * 1949
Name The Year: Element 98 - californium announced. * 1950
Name The Year: Kurt Russell, actor, born. * 1951
Name The Year: Leslie-Anne Down (in London, England), actor, born. * 1954
Name The Year: The U.S. Navy launched the Vanguard 1 satellite. * 1958
Name The Year: Elizabeth Ann Seton of New York was beatified. She was sainted in 1975. * 1963
Name The Year: Rob Lowe, actor, famous for home-made movies, born. * 1964
Name The Year: U.S. sub locates missing hydrogen bomb in Mediterranean. * 1966
Name The Year: Golda Meir became prime minister of Israel. * 1969
Name The Year: U.S. casts first veto in UN Security Council (Support England). * 1970
Name The Year: 4 Dutch television crew members were shot dead in El Salvador. * 1982
Name The Year: Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov, composer, born. * 1844
Name The Year: American Express founded. * 1850
Name The Year: Rudolf Diesel, invented an engine, born. * 1858
Name The Year: Barnum and Bailey's Greatest Show on Earth opens in Madison Square Garden in New York City. * 1881
Name The Year: First broadcast by a 'ham' operator -- Einar Dessau of Denmark. * 1909
Name The Year: Mohandas K. Gandhi sentenced in India to six years' imprisonment. * 1922
Name The Year: Peter Graves, actor (Mission Impossible, Airplane), born. * 1926
Name The Year: First electric razor marketed by Schick, Inc. * 1931
Name The Year: John Updike, poet and novelist, born. * 1932
Name The Year: 400 people mostly children killed in a gas explosion in Texas. * 1937
Name The Year: Mexico took control of foreign-owned oil properties on its soil. * 1938
Name The Year: Charley Pride, singer, born. * 1939
Name The Year: First plastic lens for cataract patients fitted, Philadelphia, PA. * 1952
Name The Year: Irene Cara (in New York), actor, dancer, singer, born. * 1959
Name The Year: France and Algerian rebels agreed to a truce. * 1962
Name The Year: Vanessa Williams (in Millwood, NY), first black Miss America, born. * 1963
Name The Year: Russia launches second and final Voshkoid. The first spacewalk is made by Aleksei Leonov. * 1965
Name The Year: Most Arab oil producing nations end US embargo. * 1974
Name The Year: Sir Richard Burton, explorer, born. * 1821
Name The Year: "Faust" by Charles Gounod premiered in Paris. * 1859
Name The Year: Patricia Morison, actor (Peyton Place), born. * 1914
Name The Year: Congress approved daylight saving time. * 1918
Name The Year: U.S. Senate rejects the Treaty of Versailles for second time. * 1920
Name The Year: Patrick McGoohan, actor, director (The Prisoner, Silver Streak), born. * 1928
Name The Year: Nevada legalized gambling. * 1931
Name The Year: Ursula Andress (in Switzerland), actor, born. * 1936
Name The Year: 800 people killed as Kamikaze attacked USS Franklin off Japan. * 1945
Name The Year: Glenn Close (in Greenwich, Connecticut), actor, born. * 1947
Name The Year: First museum devoted exclusively to atomic energy, Oak Ridge, TN. * 1949
Name The Year: Herman Wouk's war novel "The Caine Mutiny" is published. * 1951
Name The Year: Academy Awards ceremony telecast for the first time. * 1953
Name The Year: Bruce Willis, actor (Moonlighting, Die Hard), born. * 1955
Name The Year: Buckingham Palace announces separation of Princess Margaret. * 1976
Name The Year: US House of Representatives begins TV broadcasts of its day-to-day business. C-SPAN is born. * 1979
Name The Year: Two workers killed in accident testing space shuttle Columbia. * 1981
Name The Year: PTL leader Jim Bakker resigns. * 1987
Name The Year: Sir Isaac Newton died in London. * 1727
Name The Year: Napoleon enters Paris, beginning his Hundred Days rule. * 1815
Name The Year: Henrik Ibsen (in Norway), author, born. * 1828
Name The Year: US Marines landed in Nicaragua to protect US citizens. * 1896
Name The Year: Martha Place of Brooklyn, became first woman to die by electrocution. * 1899
Name The Year: John Ehrlichman, Former Nixon White House aide, born. * 1925
Name The Year: Brian Mulroney, Prime Minister of Canada, born. * 1939
Name The Year: Gen Douglas MacArthur vowed, "I shall return." * 1942
Name The Year: 156-day strike against Westinghouse ended. * 1956
Name The Year: Spike Lee, director, actor (She's Gotta Have It, Jungle Fever), born. * 1957
Name The Year: Holly Hunter, actor, born. * 1958
Name The Year: First "Pop Art" exhibition in New York City. * 1963
Name The Year: Beatle John Lennon married Yoko Ono in Gibraltar. * 1969
Name The Year: Patricia Hearst convicted of armed robbery. * 1976
Name The Year: US appeals to International Court on hostages in Iran. * 1980
Name The Year: Johann Sebastian Bach (in Eisenach, Germany), composer, born. * 1685
Name The Year: Benito Juarez, Mexician leader, born. * 1806
Name The Year: James Jesse Strang, America's only crowned king (king of the Mormons), born. * 1813
Name The Year: Modest Moussorgsky, composer, born. * 1839
Name The Year: Bah'i New Year * 1844
Name The Year: Yosemite Valley is discovered in California. * 1851
Name The Year: Florenz Ziegfeld, of Follies fame, born. * 1869
Name The Year: A Hatfield marries a McCoy, ending a long feud in W. VA. * 1891
Name The Year: During World War I Germany launched the Somme Offensive,. * 1918
Name The Year: During WW II Allied bombers began 4 days of raids over Germany. * 1945
Name The Year: UN set up temporary HQ at Hunter College in the Bronx. * 1946
Name The Year: Timothy Dalton, actor, James Bond #4, born. * 1956
Name The Year: Matthew Broderick, actor (Project X, Ladyhawk), born. * 1959
Name The Year: Alcatraz federal pen in San Francisco Bay was closed. * 1963
Name The Year: Martin Luther King, Jr. begins march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala. * 1965
Name The Year: Joseph Priestly (father of soda pop) invents carbonated water. * 1733
Name The Year: Congress outlawed polygamy. * 1882
Name The Year: N.Y. Highlander (Yankees) tickets first go on sale. * 1903
Name The Year: Karl "Don't leave home without it" Malden, actor, born. * 1913
Name The Year: Werner Klemperer, actor (Col. Klink of "Hogan's Heroes"), born. * 1920
Name The Year: Marcel Marceau, mime, born. * 1923
Name The Year: Stephen Sondheim, composer, lyricist (West Side Story, A Little Night Music), born. * 1930
Name The Year: William Shatner, actor (Star Trek, T.J. Hooker), author (Tek War), born. * 1931
Name The Year: Andrew Lloyd Webber, composer (Evita, Cats, J.C. Superstar), born. * 1948
Name The Year: Earthquake gives San Francisco the shakes. * 1957
Name The Year: Matthew Modine, actor, born. * 1959
Name The Year: Beatles release first album, "Please, Please Me." * 1963
Name The Year: Cassius Clay (aka Muhammad Ali) has first Madison Square Garden fight. * 1967
Name The Year: Indira Gandhi resigned as prime minister of India. * 1977
Name The Year: Israel's parliament approved a peace treaty with Egypt. * 1979
Name The Year: Soyuz 39 is launched - First Monoglian in space. * 1981
Name The Year: Third Space Shuttle Mission - Columbia 3 is launched. * 1982
Name The Year: Chaim Herzog elected president of Israel. * 1983
Name The Year: George Frideric Handel's oratorio "Messiah" has its London premiere. * 1743
Name The Year: Pope Stephen II elected to succeed Zacharias, died 2 days later. * 1752
Name The Year: Patrick Henry reputed to have said "Give me liberty or give me death!" * 1775
Name The Year: Dame Nellie Melba, Australian Opera Singer, reveals secret of her now famous toast. * 1901
Name The Year: Joan Crawford, actor, dearest mommy (No wire hangers, ever!), born. * 1904
Name The Year: Akira Kurosawa, movie director, born. * 1910
Name The Year: Werner von Braun, rocket scientist, born. * 1912
Name The Year: Benito Mussolini founded his Fascist movement in Milan, Italy. * 1919
Name The Year: First telephone installed in the White House. * 1929
Name The Year: German Reichstag granted Adolf Hitler dictatorial powers. * 1933
Name The Year: Pakistan became independent within the British Commonwealth. * 1956
Name The Year: Gemini 3 launched, first US 2-man space flight. * 1965
Name The Year: First Artificial heart recipient Dr. Barney Clark died after 112 days. * 1983
Name The Year: William Morris (in England), artist and poet * 1834
Name The Year: German scientist Robert Koch discovered bacillus cause of TB. * 1882
Name The Year: Jules Verne dies in Amiens at 76 years old. * 1905
Name The Year: Steve McQueen, actor * 1930
Name The Year: FDR grants future independence to the Philippines. * 1934
Name The Year: In occupied Rome the Nazis executed more than 300 civilians. * 1944
Name The Year: First oil drill seagoing rig placed in service. * 1955
Name The Year: Tennessee Williams play "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" opened on Broadway. * 1955
Name The Year: Elvis Presley was inducted into the Army in Memphis, Tenn. * 1958
Name The Year: Great Britain imposed direct rule over Northern Ireland. * 1972
Name The Year: Argentine pres. Isabel Peron was deposed by her country's military. * 1976
Name The Year: US and Libya clash in the Gulf of Sidra. * 1986
Name The Year: Oil tanker Exxon Valdez runs aground in Alaska's Prince William Sound -- causes world's worst oil spill. * 1989
Name The Year: Greece gains it's independence. * 1821
Name The Year: Arturo Toscanini (in Italy), conductor, born. * 1867
Name The Year: Gloria Steinem (in Toledo, OH), feminist, former Playboy bunny, born. * 1934
Name The Year: Aretha Franklin (in Detroit, MI), singer, born. * 1942
Name The Year: Elton John, singer, born. * 1947
Name The Year: RCA manufactures the first COLOR television set. * 1954
Name The Year: The first guided missile launched from nuclear powered submarine is launched from the USS Halibut. * 1960
Name The Year: Composer Ludwig van Beethoven died in Vienna. * 1827
Name The Year: Robert Frost (in San Francisco, CA), poet, born. * 1875
Name The Year: The Eastman Film Company manufactured the first commercial motion picture film. * 1885
Name The Year: Poet Walt Whitman died in Camden, New Jersey. * 1892
Name The Year: Tennessee Williams (in Columbus, Miss.), playwright, born. * 1911
Name The Year: Leonard Nimoy, actor, director, born. * 1931
Name The Year: Spinach growers of Crystal City, TX, erect a statue of Popeye. * 1937
Name The Year: Diana Ross (in Detroit, Michigan), singer (The Supremes), born. * 1944
Name The Year: Steve Tyler, Aerosmith's lead singer, born. * 1948
Name The Year: Dr. Jonas Salk announced a new vaccine against polio. * 1953
Name The Year: Army launched US's third successful satellite Explorer III. * 1958
Name The Year: Supreme Court backs the one-man-one-vote apportionment of seats in state legislatures. * 1962
Name The Year: East Pakistan proclaimed independence taking the name Bangladesh. * 1971
Name The Year: Camp David peace treaty between Israel and Egypt. * 1979
Name The Year: Groundbreaking in Washington, D.C., for Vietnam Veterans Memorial. * 1982
Name The Year: Charles I King of England, Scotland, and Ireland ascends to throne. * 1625
Name The Year: First Mormon temple was dedicated in Kirtland, Ohio. * 1836
Name The Year: M. L. Byrn of New York patented a corkscrew. * 1860
Name The Year: Sir Henry Royce, one of the founders of Rolls-Royce, born. * 1863
Name The Year: James Callaghan, former British Prime Minister, born. * 1912
Name The Year: Arthur Mitchell, dancer, dance company director, born. * 1934
Name The Year: Michael York, actor (Three Musketeers), born. * 1942
Name The Year: Gen. Eisenhower declared German defenses on Western Front broken. * 1945
Name The Year: Nikita Khrushchev became Soviet premier and first secretary of Communist Party. * 1958
Name The Year: Earthquake strikes Alaska, 8.4 on the Richter scale, 100 killed. * 1964
Name The Year: Cosmonaut Gagarin, first man to orbit earth died in a plane crash. * 1968
Name The Year: 582 die in aviation's worst disaster KLM 747 crashes into Pan Am 747 on a foggy runway. * 1977
Name The Year: 'Baby M', famed surrogate, born. * 1986
Name The Year: Nathan Briggs, New Hampshire, gets patent for the washing machine. * 1794
Name The Year: Dirk Bogarde, actor, born. * 1922
Name The Year: Cities of Constantinople and Angora changed to Istanbul and Ankara. * 1930
Name The Year: Spanish Civil War end as Madrid fell to Francisco Franco. * 1939
Name The Year: Novelist and critic Virginia Woolf died. * 1941
Name The Year: British naval forces raid Nazi occupied French port of St. Nazaire. * 1942
Name The Year: Composer Sergei Rachmaninoff died. * 1943
Name The Year: Ken Howard, actor, director, born. * 1944
Name The Year: Reba McEntire, singer, born. * 1955
Name The Year: Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th president, died in Washington at age 78. * 1969
Name The Year: Nuclear accident at Three Mile Island near Middletown, PA. * 1979
Name The Year: Edwin Drake, drilled first productive oil well in US, born. * 1819
Name The Year: Niagara Falls stops flowing -- for 1 day -- because of an ice jam. * 1848
Name The Year: Coca-Cola is created (it had cocaine at the time). * 1886
Name The Year: First Lt. William L. Calley, Jr. found guilty in the MyLai massacre. * 1971
Name The Year: Last US troops leave Vietnam, 9 yrs after the Tonkin Resolution. * 1973
Name The Year: Mariner 10, Mercury flyby. * 1974
Name The Year: Sir John Hawkins, wrote first history of music in English, born. * 1719
Name The Year: Francisco Jose de Goya, artist, born. * 1746
Name The Year: Dr C. Long first used ether as an anesthetic during a minor operation. * 1842
Name The Year: Vincent Van Gogh, artist who always lent an ear, born. * 1853
Name The Year: Hyman L. Lipman of Philadelphia patented a pencil with an attached eraser. * 1858
Name The Year: U.S. 15th Amendment passes, guarantees right to vote regardless of race. * 1870
Name The Year: Frankie Laine, singer, born. * 1913
Name The Year: John Astin, actor (Gomez in TV Addams Family), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Amelia Earhart is first woman to make solo crossing of the Atlantic. * 1932
Name The Year: Warren Beatty, actor, ladies man, born. * 1937
Name The Year: The Soviet Union invaded Austria during World War II. * 1945
Name The Year: Eric Clapton, guitarist, singer, born. * 1945
Name The Year: Pres. Reagan shot and wounded by John W. Hinckley Jr. * 1981
Name The Year: Third Space Shuttle Mission - Columbia 3 returns to Earth. * 1982
Name The Year: U.S. ends participation in multinational peace force in Lebanon. * 1984
Name The Year: James Cagney died at his farm in Stanfordville, NY, at age 86. * 1986
Name The Year: Sir John Hawkins, wrote first history of music in English, born. * 1719
Name The Year: Francisco Jose de Goya, artist, born. * 1746
Name The Year: Dr C. Long first used ether as an anesthetic during a minor operation. * 1842
Name The Year: Vincent Van Gogh, artist who always lent an ear, born. * 1853
Name The Year: Hyman L. Lipman of Philadelphia patented a pencil with an attached eraser. * 1858
Name The Year: U.S. 15th Amendment passes, guarantees right to vote regardless of race. * 1870
Name The Year: Frankie Laine, singer, born. * 1913
Name The Year: John Astin, actor (Gomez in TV Addams Family), born. * 1930
Name The Year: Amelia Earhart is first woman to make solo crossing of the Atlantic. * 1932
Name The Year: Warren Beatty, actor, ladies man, born. * 1937
Name The Year: The Soviet Union invaded Austria during World War II. * 1945
Name The Year: Eric Clapton, guitarist, singer, born. * 1945
Smoke, fog, &  mist are all.... * aerosols
Spanish: how do you say "fifty" * cincuenta
State in the east central U S, bordering the Ohio River * kentucky
Staurophobia is a fear of ______ * crosses
Suspension of tiny particles of one substance, called the dispersed phase, in another phase, called the dispersion medium * colloid
Techniques &  equipment used to extinguish fires &  limit the damage caused by them * fire fighting
Tennis: what area falls between the baseline &  the service line * back court
Term applied to the group of plant or animal organs that are necessary for or that are accessory to the reproductive processes (reproduction) * reproductive system
Terrestrial gastropod mollusk, related to the snail, but with the shell represented by an internal horny plate overlying the respiratory cavity * slug
The 1st buffalo ever born in captivity was born at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo in what year * 1884
The 1st US minimum wage law was instituted in what year * 1938
'The 900 days' is a chronicle about whose siege of Leningrad * nazi
The Alaska highway terminal is in * edmonton
The American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (aspca) was formed in what year * 1866
The angel of independence in Mexico City was built by who * salvador rivas mercado
The application of chemical principles &  techniques to geologic studies, to understand how chemical elements are distributed in the crust, mantle, &  core of the earth * geochemistry
The arrangement of individual characters of a particular typeface into words, sentences, paragraphs, &  so on, for the purpose of printing &  publishing (printing; type) * typesetting
The average human produces how many quarts of spit in a lifetime * 25,000
The basis of all scientific agriculture, what involves six essential practices: proper tillage; maintenance of a proper supply of organic matter in the soil; maintenance of a proper nutrient supply; control of soil pollution; maintenance of the correct soil acidity; &  control of erosion * soil management
The blesbok, a South African antelope, is almost the same color as * grapefruit
The body of an insect is divided into how many sections * three * 3
The Canadian province of ____ ______ leads the world in exporting lobster, wild blueberries, &  christmas trees * nova scotia
The Chinese were using aluminum to make things as early as ___ ad * 300
The chrysanthemum is the flower for what month * november
The closest relatives to anteaters are what * sloths &  armadillos
The Egyptian hieroglyph for 100,000 is what * tadpole
The food of the Greek &  Roman gods * ambrosia
The giant squid has the largest ____ in the world * eyes
The Great Lakes are: Lake Superior, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan &  Lake * ontario
The greatest snowfall ever in a single storm was ___ inches at the Mount Shasta ski bowl in february, 1959 * 189
The Jordanian city Amman was once called what * philadelphia
The latin qed spells out in full as * quod erat demonstrandum
The Little Shop of Horrors (1986) takes place in what kind of shop * florist shop
The long term effect of the sun's radiation on the rotating earth's varied surface &  atmosphere * climate
The minimum wage in 1938 was how many cents per hour * 25
The name for this semi precious stone comes from the latin for sea water * aquamarine
The native inhabitants of Australia are called _____ * aborigines
The original plan for Disneyland included a land called what * lilliputland
The plant life in the oceans make up about what percent of all the greenery on the earth * 85
The praying mantis is the only insect that can do what * turn its head
The property of matter that causes it to resist any change of its motion in either direction or speed * inertia
The protection &  improvement of the health of the public through community action, primarily by governmental agencies * public health
The shortest war, between Britain &  Zanzibar, happened in what year * 1896
The spiral galaxy nearest ours is the ________ * andromeda
The St. Louis gateway arch had a projected death toll while it was being built. How many people died * 0
The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York City in 1885 aboard what French ship * isere
The study of angles &  their properties is called * trigonometry
The symbol on the "pound" key (#) is called a(n) _________ * octothorpe
The telephone country code 852 would connect you with _____ * hong kong
The temperature at what dew forms is called the * dew point
The vernal equinox is the beginning of ________ * spring
The video game character Mario made his debut appearance in. * donkey kong
The Voyage of the Beagle told of which scientist's discoveries * charles darwin
The word rodent comes from the latin word 'rodere' meaning what * to gnaw
The world's costliest coffee, at $130 a pound , is called what * kopi luwak
The world's smallest mammal is the _______ ___ of Thailand, weighing less than a penny * bumblebee bat
The wrist, or the wrist bones * carpus
There are 318,979,564,000 possible ways of playing just the first four moves on each side in a game of * chess
There were no squirrels on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts until what year * 1989
This dry, warm wind flows eastward down the slopes of the Rocky Mountains * chinook
This is required to make all electric things work * electricity
This is the main food of the blue whale * plankton
This queen of France was beheaded in 1793 * marie antoinette
This ugly creature has patches of red on his rear end * mandrill
Three chemical elements are magnetic, iron, nickel &  what * cobalt
Tissue or organ of the animal body characterized by the ability to contract, usually in response to a stimulus from the nervous system * muscle
To what instrument family do "french horns" belong * brass
Translate: latin "opus magnum" * masterpiece
Triskaidekaphobia is a fear of ______  * number thirteen
Two angles that total 180 degrees are called _______  * supplementary
Tylenol, darvon, &  aspirin are examples of _____ * analgesics
US Captials   Arkansas * little rock
US captials   hawaii * honolulu
US captials   virginia * richmond
Venus has how many moons * 0
Walrus tusks are made of ________ * ivory
Warm current of the North Atlantic ocean, flowing in a generally northeastern direction from the straits of Florida to the grand banks, east &  south of Newfoundland * gulf stream
Water containing carbon dioxide under pressure is called ________ * soda water
Water found below the surface of the land * groundwater
Weapon consisting of a long, sharp edged or pointed blade fixed in a hilt (a handle that usually has a protective guard at the place where the handle joins the blade) * sword
What 1,300  foot column of basalt do wyoming indians want to keep people from climbing * devil's tower
What african country is home to Air Ivoire * ivory coast
What American playwright titled his autobiography Timebends * arthur miller
What appear when the sun activates your melanocytes * freckles
What are chrysolite, beryl, jasper &  tourmaline * gems
What are described by the terms rep, challis &  foulard * neckties
What are double sixes called on dice * boxcars
What are emblazoned on the jolly roger * skull &  crossbones
What are the Amish also known as * pennsylvania dutch
What are the Buckingham Palace guards commonly known as * beefeaters
What are the identification letters for Chicago's O'hare airport * ord
What are the only canines whose hair has a hook (or barb) on each individual follicle * dalmatians
What are the only numbers where they are the values of the numbers of factors they have * 1 &  2
What are the sacred Hindu texts called * logical guesse
What are the three main types of Greek columns * doric, ionic &  corinthian
What are the youngest letters in the English language alphabetically * j, v, w
What are tiny cracks in the glaze of pottery * crackle
What are you if you suffer from baker's leg * knock kneed
What Asian city boasts the world's biggest bowling alley * tokyo
What Athenian comic poet wrote "Lysistrata" * aristophanes
What Austrian city was named for it's mining &  trading of salt * salzburg
What author penned such books as "Mila 18", "Trinity" &  "Exodus" * leon uris
What auto company raised a giant three pointed star above the Stuttgart skyline * daimler benz
What ball contains 216 stitches * official baseball
What became the biggest use for aluminum starting in 1960 * tin cans
What bird lays the largest egg * ostrich
What body of water rises in the Yukon &  flows south to British Columbia * lizard river
What Boston Celtic's player think that Woody's hometown is full of idiots * larry bird
What branch of mathematics was devised by Sir Isaac Newton * calculus
What can go without water longer than a camel * giraffe
What can last longer without water than a camel can * rat
What can readers learn about in Equus magazine * horses
What Canadian broadcaster created the radio character old Rawhide * max ferguson
What candy bar was actually named after Grover Cleveland's baby daughter, Ruth * baby ruth
What causes baker's itch * yeast
What central American country extends furthest north * belize
What chess piece is usually valued as 5 points * rook
What childhood disease did only 312 americans have in 1993 * measles
What Christina Crawford book was originally titled "the hype" * mommie dearest
What city became the U S federal capital in 1789 * new york
What city boasts a world of coca cola pavilion featuring futuristic soda fountains * atlanta
What city hosted the 1936 summer olympics * berlin
What city hosted the 1976 summer olympics * montreal
What city is April wine from * montreal
What city is Sugarloaf Mountain located in * rio de janeiro
What city is the christian science monitor based in * boston
What city's magazine broke the Iran contra scandal in a 1986 article * beirut
What color is produced by the complete absorption of light rays * black
What color is the tip of a Canada lynx's tail * black
What colour on black produces the most visible combination * yellow
What colour would one associate with the Spanish volunteer force on the eastern front in the WWII * blue
What colourless, odourless light gas is used to lift airships * helium
What common dog breed takes its name from the fact that they were originally bred to hunt a game bird called "woodcocks" * cocker spaniels
What company created a computer dubbed Jackintosh * atari
What company invented abs brakes for cars * bosch
What company is the largest aircraft manufacturer in the world * boeing
What concentration camp is the name of Anne Frank's burial site * bergen belsen
What continent is bounded on the north by the Timor Sea, The Arafura Sea &  the Torres Straights * australia
What continent is home to jaguars * south america
What countries are known as the abc powers * argentina brazil chile
What country are the ships Sun Viking &  Nordic Prince registered in * norway
What country did Christopher Columbus insist Cuba was a part of * china
What country does Paul Hogan come from * australia
What country has the worlds highest golf course * peru
What country has the world's most southerly city * chile
What country hosted the 1982 world cup of soccer * spain
What country invented the fiber tip marker in 1962 * japan
What country is accessed with the international telephone calling code 60 * malaysia
What country is directly west of Spain * portugal
What country is North of Zambia * zaire
What country is the Hellenic republic * greece
What country is the world's biggest coffee exporter * brazil
What country must import river sand from Scotland for construction &  camels from North Africa * saudi arabia
What country saw the origin of lawn tennis * england
What country's people were taxed for using salt in the 17th century * france
What date was V E day * may 8 1945
What day of the week was JFK assassinated on * friday
What declaration warned against interference in the America's * monroe doctrine
What describes one complete turn of a rotating object * revolution
What did Americans call the first Cuban in space * castronaut
What did Colonel Blood try to steal in 1671 * british crown jewels
What did Esso become * exxon
What did Johnny Staccato do when he wasn't busy as a private eye * jazz pianist
What did Julia Ward Howe originate * mothers day
What did scientists build in a squash court under a football stadium at the university of Chicago in 1942 * nuclear reactor
What did Sir Rowland Hill introduce in Britain in 1840 * envelopes
What did the 1980 US naval academy class have for the first time in history * a woman
What did the Greeks call Roman goddess, minerva * athena
What did Woody ask Kelly's father when they first met * he asked if they could date
What do spelunkers explore * caves
What do the French call la manche * the english channel
What do trees get 90% of their nutrients from * air
What do you call the person who carries a golfer's clubs * caddie
What do you get when you add fresh fruit to red wine * sangria
What document is needed for one to enter a foreign country * passport
What does "kindergarten" mean in German * children's garden
What does a dowser do * find water
What does a notaphile collect * bank notes
What does a piscivorous creature eat * fish
What does a pulsar emit * radio waves
What does aka stand for * also known as
What does dermatitis affect * skin
What does Do Loop do for a living * computer programmer
What does ecg stand for * electrocardiogram
What does epcot stand for * experimental prototype community of tomorrow
What does ICBM stand for * intercontinental ballistic missle
What does iron deficiency cause * anaemia
What does it say on the bottom of New Jersey license plates * garden state
What does 'jejune' mean * dry
What does 'majuba' mean * place of rock pidgeons
What does mta stand for among frisbee freaks * maximum time aloft
What does sro stand for * standing room only
What does Susan B. Anthony's middle initial stand for * brownell
What does the abbreviation "i.o.u." Really stand for * i owe unto
What does the acronym "cpu" stand for * central processing unit
What does the acronym "ram" stand for * random access memory
What does the Fleetwood Mac inspired plaque on Bill Clinton's desk read * don't stop thinking about tomorrow
What does the mighty Thor throw at his enemies * hammer
What does the word "amen" mean * let it be
What does url stand for * uniform resource locator
What does vcr stand for * video cassette recorder
What dog appears in the wacky races * muttley
What element is represented by the chemical symbol pb * lead
What English explorer discovered &  named Virginia * sir walter raleigh
What English king married his brother's widow * henry viii
What English meadow saw the signing of the Magna Carta * runnymede
What English philosopher was one of the founders of utilitarianism * john bentham
What FBI agent tracked Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd to Ohio, where Floyd died * melvin purvis
What feminist wrote Sexual Politics &  Flying * kate millett
What finger is the most sensitive * forefinger
What form of verse is "paradise lost" written in * blank verse
What French designer introduced the sack dress in the '50's * christian dior
What French emperor died in Kent * napoleon iii
What game challenges you to "double in" &  "double out" * darts
What gas in the blood of divers can cause the bends * nitrogen
What geological era preceeded the cenozoic * mesozoic
What Georgia park features carvings on the world's largest piece of exposed granite * stone mountain
What golfing accessory was patented by George Grant on december 12th, 1899 * tee
What Greek runner of 5 bc is said to have run 241 km in 48 hours to summon help for Athens * pheidippedes
What has approximately 1/4 pound of salt in every gallon * seawater
What healthful practice is chewing an acacia twig a substitute for in India * brushing teeth
What herb seed can be either black or white, &  yields an oil that resists turning rancid * sesame
What holiday is celebrated on july 14th in French Polynesia * bastille day
What huge firm did Thomas Watson found in 1924 * international business machines
What hybrid do an ass &  horse produce * mule
What instrument of execution was used on Marie Antoinette * guillotine
What instrument on a car measures distance * odometer
What inventor blew up a telegraph station in a battery experiment * thomas edison
What is "Magic" Johnson's first name * earvin
What is "the other white meat" * pork
What is 32 decimal expressed in hex * 20
What is 9 metres high, 7 metres wide &  2,500 kilometres long * great wall of china
What is a boats speed measured in * knots
What is a bouvier des flanders * dog
What is a community of ants called * colony
What is a conundrum * riddle
What is a dialogue * a conversation
What is a figure with eight equal sides called * octagon
What is a group of elks called * gang
What is a group of hawks called * cast
What is a group of parrots * company
What is a group of puppies * litter
What is a langouste * crawfish
What is a malamute * eskimo dog
What is a male swan called * cob
What is a male swine called (giggle no ex boyfriends names...) * boar
What is a mamba * a snake
What is a moist, fertile spot inside a desert called * oasis
What is a native of tangiers called * tangerine
What is a nilgai * a large antelope
What is a scut * a short tail
What is a star called that has a fainter companion * double star
What is a sunbeam that shines down through the clouds called * crespucular rays
What is a young duck called * duckling
What is Alberta's most important tree * spruce
What is Alberta's most popular annual events * calgary stampede
What is an aasvogel * a vulture
What is an armsaye in clothing * armhole
What is an instrument for indicating the depth of the sea beneath a moving vessel called * bathometer
What is an ophthalmologist * eye doctor
What is an ornithorhynchus * platypus
What is an s curve * ogee curve
What is another name for a spiny anteater * echidna
What is bell metal an alloy of * tin &  copper
What is changed into a coach for Cinderella * pumpkin
What is 'confederatio helvetica' in English * helvetic confederation
What is Dagwood's dog's name * daisy
What is deficient in one that suffers from beri beri * thallium
What is further from the equator        Tasmania, Tanzania or Transylvania * transylvania
What is grimace of the Mcdonald's characters * tastebud
What is he the chemical symbol for * helium
What is improved if you sleep on your right side * digestion
What is ix * 9
What is Manchester United's home stadium called * old trafford
What is measured with a sphygnomanometer * blood pressure
What is Montreal's subway known as * metro
What is one of the more expensive automobiles in the world * mercedes
What is ornamental work in silver or gold thread * filigree
What is Radio Shack's main brand name * realistic
What is Sally Ride's scientific calling * physics
What is Sir John De Mentieth famous for * capturing sir william wallace
What is the "bubonic plaque" is know as the_________ * black death
What is the active ingredient in oxy anti pimple cream * benzoyl peroxide
What is the address Donald Duck lives at * 1313 webfoot walk, duckburg, calisota
What is the average temperature (f) at the South Pole * minus fifty six * 56
What is the binot simon scale used to measure * intelligence
What is the cap on the fire hydrant called * bonnet
What is the capital of Alberta * edmonton
What is the capital of Florida * tallahassee
What is the capital of Illinois * springfield
What is the capital of Jamaica * kingston
What is the capital of Lichtenstein * vaduz
What is the capital of Norway * oslo
What is the capital of Peru * lima
What is the capital of Portugal * lisbon
What is the capital of Somalia * mogadishu
What is the capital of Syria * damascus
What is the capital of Tasmania * hobart
What is the circle of the earth at 0 degrees latitude * equator
What is the correct name for an animal's pouch * marsupium
What is the day called when the earth is closest to the sun * perigee
What is the fastest bird * spine tailed swift
What is the fastest fish in the world * sailfish
What is the first letter of the Russian alphabet * a
What is the full name of the creator of "Jeeves &  Wooster" * pelham grenville wodehouse
What is the general term used for various forms of insanity &  mental derangement * mental illness
What is the Greek version of the old testament called * the septuagent
What is the largest body of fresh water in the world * lake superior
What is the lightest known substance * hydrogen
What is the line frequency of the american power supply * 60hz
What is the literal translation of aardvark * earth pig
What is the longest undammed river west of the Mississippi * yellowstone river
What is the medical term for an eyeball shaped like a rugby ball * astigmatism
What is the metal part of a lamp surrounding the bulb &  supporting the shade * harp
What is the most common atom in the universe * hydrogen
What is the most extensively grown &  eaten food * wheat
What is the most mountainous country in Europe * switzerland
What is the most widely cultivated plant * wheat
What is the name of the cartilage flap at the trachea which prevents food going down the wrong way * epiglottis
What is the name of the oath which doctor's must take * hippocratic
What is the name of the ocean southeast of Australia * tasman sea
What is the name of the pig that Jim Davis draws * orson
What is the name of the rabbit in the film, "Bambi" * thumper
What is the nickname for Alaska * land of the midnight sun
What is the nickname for Boston, Massachusetts * hub of the universe
What is the nickname for Mobile, Alabama * gulf city
What is the nickname for New Orleans * crescent city
What is the nickname for Texas * lone star state
What is the ninth month of the year * september
What is the olympic motto * citius, altius, fortius
What is the only capital letter in the Roman alphabet with exactly one endpoint * p
What is the only country with a bible on its flag * dominican republic
What is the only English word formed by the first three letters of the alphabet * cab
What is the only New England state without a seacoast * vermont
What is the part of the sole between the heel &  the ball of the foot * shank
What is the product for 'get that 'just brushed freshness' with it' * dentyne
What is the real name of Tony Curtis * bernard schwartz
What is the sfa associated with * football
What is the state bird of West Virginia * cardinal
What is the state capital of Texas * austin
What is the study of prehistoric plants &  animals called * paleontology
What is the symbol for iron * fe
What is the term for precipitation that has been polluted by sulfur dioxide &  nitrogen oxides * acid rain
What is the third part of the 'Lord Of The Rings' trilogy * return of the king
What is the universally accepted birthday of every race horse * january 1
What is the wbc * world boxing council
What is the white part of an egg called * the albumen
What is unkindly described as "Australia's only contribution to international cuisine" * pavlova
What is your zodiac sign if you are born on july 15 * cancer
What islands were named after Prince Philip of Spain * the philippines
What jockey was nicknamed "Wee Willie" * willie shoemaker
What kind of aircraft is the c46 Commando built by Curtiss Wright * cargo
What kind of animal is a carnivore * a meat eater
What kind of cat is used in purina(tm) commercials * white persian
What kind of pants were first worn during the California gold rush * denim jeans
What kind of skiing held its first world championship in 1979 * grass skiing
What large herbivore sleeps only one hour a night * antelope
What large red flower is the floral emblem of New South Wales * waratah
"7x" was used to refer to the secret ingredient of what drink * coca cola
"Do unto others as you would have others do unto you" is also called what * golden rule
"faux pas" means ___________ * mistake
"fruit smack flavored syrup" was the original name of * kool aid
"Heh, heh. Those darn ninjas. They're _____." * wacky
"it only takes a _____ to get a fire going" * spark
100 zeros after the number 1 is a very very large number called what * googol
1992 - What Biblical disease did 39 Texans come down with in 1992 * leprosy
1992 - What democrat won the New Hampshire primary * paul tsongas
1992: What city saw 3,700 fires started on the last two days of April * los angeles
1992: What New York Yankees 1927 jersey fetched a record $360,000 * lou gehrigs
1992: what PBS newsman moderated the first presidential debate * jim lehrer
1992: What word ends the book title "Rubbish! The Archeology of _____" * garbage
1k equals how many bytes * 1024
24-karat gold has to have a small amount of _____ in it to keep it from being too soft * copper
25 points were given to a laff-alympics team for placing first in a given event. How many for placing second * fifteen * 15
3.26 light years equals one.... * parsec
36-inch tall Charles Sherwood was better known as __________ * general tom thumb
9 p.m. In military time is how many hours * 2100
11 am In military time is how many hours * 1100
1 pm In military time is how many hours * 1300
7:25 pm In military time is how many hours * 1925
5:45 pm In military time is how many hours * 1745
11:37 pm In military time is how many hours * 2337
93 percent of U S homes have at least one, & the Thomas Nelson Company sells 8 million of them a year. What are they * bibles
A "cameleopard" is an archaic term for what animal * giraffe
A "double sheet bend" is a type of what * knot
A "light year" measures  * distance
A "pigskin" is another name for a(n) ________ * football
A ___ can not move it's jaw side to side * cat
A _______ is a pact between a secular authority & the church. * concordat
A _______ is the only standard international unit of measure still defined by a physical object, a bar composed of two elements * kilogram
A ________ can eat only when its head is upside down * flamingo
A __________ can learn to recognize itself in a mirror * chimpanzee
A __________________ measures blood pressure * sphygmomanometer
A 3 1/2' floppy disk measures ___ & 1/2 inches across. * three * 3
A baby oyster is called a(n) ____ * spat
A bergschrund is a crevasse at the head of a(n) * glacier
A bilateral chips pact between the US and this country expires July/1996 * japan
A bird in the hand is worth ______ * two in the bush
A bone specialist is a________ * osteopath
A bowl of _______ contains twice as much sodium as a bowl of potato chips * wheaties
A bowling pin need only tilt how far in order to fall down (it's a decimal) * 7.5 degrees
A brown crayon is what color * brown
A cat has how many muscles in each ear * 32
A change in frequency observed when light is scattered in a transparent material * raman effect
A charge of dwai is for what * driving while ability impaired
A cholecyst is more commonly known as a(n).... * gallbladder
A cigarette brand that fits these blanks; _&_ * benson & hedges
A clip, shaped like a bar to keep a womans hair in place is a _______ * barrette
A commonly used process for oxide and nitride deposition, CVD, stands for: * chemical vepor deposition
A coral island consisting of a ring of rock enclosing a central lagoon is a(n) ________. * atoll
A cough releases an explosive charge of air that moves at speeds up to how many miles an hour * sixty * 60
A cow gives nearly how many glasses of milk in her lifetime * two hundred thousand * 200,000
A cows stomach has how many compartments * four * 4
A cyclonic (rotating) tropical storm with winds at the center in excess of 74 miles per hour is called * hurricane
A device used to change the voltage of alternating currents is a ______. * transformer
A device used to change the voltage of alternating currents is a ______ * transformer
A dime has how many ridges around the edge * one hundred & eighteen * 118
A dolphin can remember a specific ______ better than a human * tone
A famous RAH novel, as well as a number believed to be cursed * the number of the beast
A favourite spot for vampires to bite (that's one hell of a hickey!) * neck
A fetus acquires fingerprints at what age * three months * 3 months
A fingernail or toenail takes about how many months to grow from base to tip * six * 6
A flag flown upside-down is a signal of a(n) _________ * emergency
A flat, round hat sometimes worn by soldiers is a _________. * beret
A flea can jump how many times its own length * one hundred * 100
A fun, new winter sport * snowboarding
A game of pool is referred to as a _____ * frame
A golden _____ removed from King Tut's tomb was still sharp enough to be used * razor
A government in which power is restricted to a few is a(n) __________. * oligarchy
A group of chicken is called a * brood
A group of deer is called a * herd
A group of ducks is called * brace
A group of oysters is know as a(n) _____ * bed
A group of pigs is called a * litter
A group of rhinos are called a(n) __________. * crash
A group of whale is called a * pod
A health profession concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, & treatment of disorders of the teeth & adjacent tissues of the head, neck, & mouth * dentistry
A heavy winter fog containing ice crystals is a _____ * pogonip
A hippo can open its mouth wide enough to fit a 4 foot tall ______ * child
A horse's hoof is also known by what grim term * coffin
A hot spring which shoots steam into the air is a _______ * geyser
A large oven in which pottery is fired is a ____ * kiln
A line drawn from an angle of a triangle to the mid-point of the opposite side is a(n) _______ * median
A lump of pure gold the size of a matchbox can be flattened into a sheet the size of what * a tennis court
A man's beard grows fastest when he ______ * anticipates sex
A Maryland t-shirt slogan that parodied 'virginia is for lovers' read what * maryland is for crabs
A member of the largest group of algae in the golden algae phylum * diatom
A mind-boggingly stupid, but very very ravenous, animal * ravenous bugblatter beast of traal
A mustelidae family member is a(n).... * weasel
A person with a strong desire to steal is a(n) ________ * kleptomaniac
A photic sneeze is caused by.... * sunlight
A pigs penis is shaped like what * corkscrew
A poem written to celebrate a wedding is called a(n) ___________ * mercury
A point to which rays of light converge is called a(n) ________ * focus
A poltroon is a(n).... * coward
A pound of armadillo meat contains how many calories * 780 calories
A receptacle for holy water is a(n) ________ * font
A robin's egg is blue, but if you put it in vinegar for thirty days, what color does it turn * yellow
A Saudi Arabian woman can get a divorce if her husband doesnt give her what * coffee
A scholar who studies the Marquis de Sade is called a what * sadian
A series of 15 radioactive elements in the periodic table (periodic law) with atomic numbers 89 through 103 * actinide series
A small atmospheric vortex that comes from surface heating is known as what * dust devil
A small computer introduced in 1975 by micro instrumentation telemetry systems of new mexico * altair 8800
A smurf is this tall * 3 apples
A snooker game needs how many balls * twenty two * 22
A Spanish country estate is known as a _____ * hacienda
A statement made by placing your hand on a bible * oath
A stitch in time saves ____ * nine * 9
A sugar with the formula c12h22011, belonging to the group of carbohydrates known as disaccharides (sugar) * sucrose
A sun-dried grape is known as a(n) ___________ * raisin
A tagged bird of this species flew the greatest known distance for a bird. (22,500 km) * arctic tern
A technique by which patients monitor their own bodily functions in an attempt to alter those functions * bio feedback
A thoroughgoing & complete republican might be called a dyed-in-the...what kind of republican * wool
A thread used in surgery to tie a bleeding blood vessel is called a(n) _________. * ligature
A tornado at sea is called a ___ * waterspout
A town is not a city until it has a _________ * cathedral
A triangle with two equal sides is called __________ * isosceles
A typical American eats how many pigs in his/her lifetime * twenty eight * 28
A typical bed usually houses over how many dust mites * 6 billion
A u-shaped bend in a river is called a(n).... * oxbow
A very tall center and a real ladies man * wilt the stilt
A vicious one of these is a series of reactions that compound an initial problem * circle
A wheel turns or spins on an _____ * axle
A wind with a speed of 74 miles or more is designated as a what * hurricane
Aaron died on mount _____ * hor
About 10% of the worlds population is what * left handed
About how many miles separate the U S & Cuba * ninety * 90
About one-tenth of the earth's surface is permanently covered with ___ * ice
About what year was the first steam ship built * 1787
Absolutely pure ____ is so soft that it can be molded with the hands * gold
According to a recent survey among women, what is the least favorite part of the male body * feet
According to an old proverb, what is 'the soul of wit' * brevity
According to Benjamin Disraeli, what is the third, & worst kind of lie  * statistics
According to Espen Lind when __________________ cries, she cries a rain storm, she cries a river she cries a hole in the ground * susannah
According to folklore a windy christmas means _____ * good fortune
According to folklore, how does santa get into houses on christmas eve * down the chimney
According to his nazi dossier, what color are Rick's eyes in Casablanca * brown
According to Mattel, her manufacturer, what is Barbie's last name  * roberts
According to mens health magazine, what does the average man do 12 to 20 times a day * break wind * fart
According to superstition, what do you do when you stub the toes on your right foot * make a wish
According to the Bible, what is the root of all evil * money
According to the Buddhist tradition, deceased people who have followed the eightfold path will be freed from the cycle of reincarnation & gain what state of total peace * nirvana
According to the ceremonial customs of orthodox Judaism, it is officially sundown when you cannot tell the difference between what * a black thread & a red one
According to the King James version of the twenty-third psalm, 'yea, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i shall fear no ___________' * evil
According to tradition, which animals desert a sinking ship * rats
Acetylsalicylic acid is more commonly known as _________. * aspirin
Acronym used for direct data transfers between disk & ram * dma
Acrophobia is a fear of ___________ * heights
Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger bought the first Hummer manufactured for civilian use when * 1992
Actually caused by layers of hot air refracting sunlight * mirage
Acute infectious disease of the upper respiratory tract, caused by more than 100 kinds of viruses * common cold
Acute, highly contagious viral disease, often fatal, that appears to have been completely eradicated * smallpox
Address of the White House * 1600 pennsylvania avenue
'Admiral', 'soda', & 'zero' ultimately derive from which language * arabic
Adolf Hitler become chancellor of Germany in 1928, 1930 or 1933 * 1933
Adolf Hitler was fascinated by _____ * hands
Advertising slogans: don't leave home without it (name the company) * american express
Advertising slogans: nobody does it like _____ _____ * sara lee
After Caesar, who did Cleopatra woo * mark antony
After his vision, who was Saul known as * paul
After which war did cigarette smoking become fashionable * crimean war
After who was 'decibel' named * alexander graham bell
After WW I what was Hitler promoted to in rank * corporal
Agricultural science concerning methods of soil management & crop production * agronomy
Air under pressure greater than that of the atmosphere * compressed air
Al Capone's business card identified him as a what * furniture dealer
Alberta's shield on the coat of arms, bears the cross of * saint george
Alcatraz: this inmates nickname was "machine gun" * george kelly
Alcohol is added to soap to make it * clear
Alexander Hamilton was shot by Aaron Burr where * in the groin
Alexander the Great suffered from what malady * epilepsy
Alfred Gerald Caplin is better known as this (first+last name) * al capp
All Hebrew orignating names that end with the letters "el" have something to do with what * god
All methods used to prevent or reduce detrimental effects of floods * flood control
Alma Mater means what * bountiful mother
Almonds are members of what family * peach
Almost half the bones in your body are in what two body parts * hands & feet
Alphabetically, what were the two cities in 'A Tale of Two Cities' * london & paris
Although it doesnt sound like a dog, ____dust is ornamental wood chips often placed in flowerbeds * bark
Although not all come from France, ______ fries. * french
Although not named in the new testament, tradition names the two thieves crucified at the same time as Jesus as (alphabetically) * dismas & gestas
Always _______ * coca cola
American applied mathematician & electrical engineer, noted for his development of the theory of communication now known as information theory * shannon
American cooking expert, author, & television personality * julia child
American indians used beads as currency. What was it called * wampum
American inventor, engineer, & steamboat builder * john stevens
American inventor, whose development of a practical electric light bulb, electric generating system, sound-recording device, & motion picture projector had profound effects on the shaping of modern society * thomas edison
American mathematician & founder of cybernetics, the study of control & communication in machines, animals, & organizations * wiener
American money with serial's beginning in "b" are printed in _____ * new york
American physicist & government adviser, who directed the development of the first atomic bombs * j robert oppenheimer
American rocket engineer, born in Worcester, Massachusetts, & educated at Worcester Polytechnic Institute & Clark University * goddard
Americans consume how many tons of aspirin per day * forty two * 42
Americans spend approximately how much each year on beer * $25 billion
Americans spend more than how much a year on cosmetics, toiletries, beauty parlors & barber shops * 52 million
Americans spent over how much in 1982 to avoid having bad breath * $360 million
Americans spent roughly how much dining out in 1993 * $267 billion
America's country's first commercial oil well was located in what state * pennsylvania
An "omniscient" person has unlimited __________ * knowledge
An _____ clock usually wakes you in the morning * alarm
An adventurous penguin named Tennessee Tuxedo had a sidekick named _______ * chumley
An anemometer measures _________ * wind velocity
An aneroid is a kind of.... * barometer
An angle greater than 180 degrees & less than 360 degrees is a(n) ________ angle. * reflex
An animal is a fish if it has _________ * gills
An artist supports his canvas on a(n) _________ * easel
An atom is comprized of these 3 subatomic particles: electron, neutron, & _____ * proton
An average human drinks about how many gallons of water in a lifetime * sixteen thousand * 16,000
An average person uses the bathroom how many times per day * six * 6
An electrical device for removing suspended impurities such as dust, fumes, or mist, from air or other gases * electrostatic precipitator
An external agent that alters foetal development is called a * teratogen
An infant whale is called a what * calf
An instrument on a car to measure the distance travelled is called a(n) _________ * odometer
An integer that is greater than 1 & is divisible only by itself & 1 is known as a(n) _______ * prime number
An ounce of gold can be stretched into a wire how many miles long * fifty * 50
Analogy bull-cow as fox- __________ * vixen
Analogy: goose - geese as passerby - ___________ * passersby
Ancient art practiced especially in the middle ages, devoted chiefly to discovering a substance that would transmute the more common metals into gold or silver & to finding a means of indefinitely prolonging human life * alchemy
Ancient Egyptians shaved their eyebrows to mourn the deaths of what * their cats
Androphobia is the fear of * males
Annapolis & Minneapolis contain the suffix "polis", which in Greek means ____ * city
Anne Boleyn lost her head over this guy * henry viii
Annoying, litigious (and possibly duplicitous) owner of Boston Beer Company * jim koch
Another name for guardian angels is * watchers
Another name for wood alcohol is.... * methanol
Anthocyanins are compounds which produce what * colors
Anthropoid (ape) of equatorial Africa that, physically & genetically, is the animal most closely related to humans * chimpanzee
Any animal lacking a vertebral column, or backbone * invertebrate
Any comparatively small body of land completely surrounded by water * island
Any free-moving liquid in outer space will form itself into a sphere, because of it's surface ______ * tension
Any material that hardens & becomes strongly adhesive after application in plastic form * cement
Any member of a group of protozoa (single-celled animals) that are blood parasites * trypanosome
Any month that starts on a Sunday will have a ______________ in it * friday the 13th
Any of a group of composite organisms made up of a fungus & an alga living in symbiotic association (symbiosis) * lichen
Any of a large group of chemicals almost exclusively organic in nature, used for the coloring of textiles, inks, food products, & other substances * dyes
Any of as many as 50,000 marine, freshwater, & terrestrial species of mollusk * snail
Any of the drugs used to reduce nervous tension or induce sleep * sedative
Any of various scientific recording devices designed to register a persons bodily responses to being questioned * polygraph
Any of various viruses that are parasites of bacteria * bacteriophage
Any structure of animals, plants, or insects that produces chemical secretions or excretions * gland
Any substance that produces disease conditions, tissue injury, or otherwise interrupts natural life processes when in contact with or absorbed into the body * poison
Any type of machine that obtains mechanical energy directly from the expenditure of the chemical energy of fuel burned in a combustion chamber that is an integral part of the engine * internal combustion
Any type of self-propelled vehicle used by railroads to pull or push other types of rolling stock, including passenger, freight, & work cars * hovercraft
Anything that occupies space & has mass is generally known as ______ * matter
Aphids can give birth how long after being born themselves * 10 days
Apparatus or specially constructed chamber for maintaining living organisms in an environment that encourages growth * incubator
Approximately how many concertos were composed by Antonio Vivaldi * 500
Approximately how many inches are there in one meter * thirty nine * 39
Approximately how many species of butterfly are there * 100 thousand * 100,000
April fool's day came from ________ when the Gregorian calendar was adopted. * france
Arab terrorists hijack Italian ocean liner _____ & kill an American passenger * achille lauro
Arachnoid refers to what kind of insect * spider
Arc, radius, & sector are parts of a(n) _________ * circle
Are barnacles plant life or animals * animals
Are chemical compounds used to kill or inhibit the growth of infectious organisms * antibiotics
Are most cats right pawed or left pawed * left
Are periwinkles animal, vegetable or mineral * vegetable
Are there any plants that use insects for food * yes
Are there more sheep than people in the Falkland Islands * yes
Are there ski resorts in Hawaii * yes
Are yabbies found in fresh or salt water * fresh
Are you standing or sitting when you put your coccyx on the floor * sitting
Area of commerce that encompasses farming or trapping certain furbearing animals, processing their skins for sale to manufacturers of fur garments, & marketing finished garments to retail outlets * fur industry
Armadillos can walk where * underwater
Art, science, & industry of managing the growth of plants & animals for human use * agriculture
As close as two ______ in a pod * peas
As loud as _______ * thunder
As what is East Pakistan now known  * bangladesh
As what is Hungary also known * magyar
As what is the Devonian period also known * age of fish
As what was John F. Kennedy airport formerly known * idlewild
As what was Lincoln Park in Chicago originally used * cemetary
As what was Sir Matthew Baillie Begbie known as in the late 1800's * hanging judge
As what was Surinam formerly known * dutch guiana
As what was tomato ketchup once sold  * medicine
At 9,970,610 km2, Canada is the world's second-largest ______ * country
At andrew Jackson's funeral in 1845, his pet parrot had to be removed. Why * because it was swearing
At any given time, there are 1,800 ______ going on around the world * rainstorms
At darts, what is a score of 26 called * bed & breakfast
At Mcdonalds in New Zealand, what kind of pies do they serve instead of cherry ones * apricot
At what age does a filly become a mare * five * 5
At what atoll in the South Pacific did the U S do bomb nuclear bomb test in 1946 * bikini atoll * bikini
At what does Singapore use the colours blue & yellow to ward off evil spirits  * funerals
At which address will you find the White House * 1600 pennsylvania avenue
Australia was originally created to serve as a British ______ colony. * penal
Author of 'Coming of Age in Samoa', the mostly widely read book in the field of anthropology * margaret mead
Authors: Atlas Shrugged * ayn rand
Authors: Invisible Man * ralph ellison
Authors: Marjorie Morningstar * herman wouk
Authors: The Old Man and the Sea * ernest hemingway
Authors: Zorba the Greek * nikos kazantzakis
Avocados have the highest calories of any fruit at ___ calories per hundred grams * 167
Back in the day at Walt Disney studios, Walt's brother Ray (yes, Ray) reportedly peddled what to employees on the lot * insurance
Badderlocks is a form of.... * seaweed
Baklava is a form of.... * dessert
Bananas are actually what * herbs
Bangkok is which country's capital * thailand
Baseball - the Boston Red______ * sox
Baseball the Cleveland ______ * indians
Baseball the San Diego _______ * padres
Baseball: the Baltimore ________ * orioles
Baseball: the Milwaukee _______ * brewers
Basketball the Boston ___________ * celtics
Basketball the New York _________ * knickerbockers
Basketball: the Chicago ______ * bulls
Basketball: the Denver ______ * nuggets
Basketball: the Milwaukee _______ * bucks
Bat Masterson was a sportswriter for what paper * cape town
Bat Masterson was a sportswriter for what paper * morning telegraph
Because metal was scarce, the oscars given out during WW II were made out of what * wood
Because Moses felt he was "slow of speech and slow of tongue", who often acted as his spokesperson * aaron
Belgian Joseph Merlin invented this form of "transportation" in 1760 * roller skate
Bell's palsy results in numbness in which area  * face
Ben Hurs rival in the great chariot race * messala
Beneath which Paris monument is the tomb of France's unknown soldier * arc de triomphe
Benjamin Franklin suggested that __________ should be the U S national bird * turkey
Besides being candidates for president in the 1996 U S elections, what do Bill Clinton, Ross Perot & Bob Dole have in common * all left handed
Bibliophobia is a fear of __________ * books
Bill & Hilary Clinton switched on the christmas tree lights in Belfast in 1990, 1995 or 1996  * 1995
Bill Gates dropped out of which of educational institution * harvard
Bill Watterson, cartoonist for Calvin & Hobbes, is the first cartoonist to use what word in his cartoon * booger
Billie Jean King competed in which modern sport * tennis
Billy the Kid was born in _____ * 1859
Black, cementlike material varying in consistency at room temperature from solid to semisolid * asphalt
Books who wrote the book "The Wives of Henry VII" * antonia fraser
Books: who wrote the book "Couples" * john updike
Books: who wrote the book "Darker Than Amber" * john macdonald
Books: who wrote the book "Outwitting The Gestapo" * lucie aubrac
Books: who wrote the book "Prisoner of Desire" * jennifer blake
Borsch is based on what vegetable * beetroot
Boston Bruins hockey great _____ was inducted into the hall of fame in 1947 * aubrey "dit" clapper
Botany & zoology combined make up the science of _______. * biology
Brahma, Vishnu & Shiva are gods in which religion * hindu
Branch of biology concerned with the study of plants (kingdom plantae; plant) * botany
Branch of biology dealing with the development of the animal embryo * embryology
Branch of mathematics that deals with the properties & relationships of numbers (number) * number theory
Branch of mathematics that deals with the relationships between the sides & angles of triangles & with the properties & applications of the trigonometric functions of angles * trigonometry
Branch of science that applies physical principles to the study of the earth * geophysics
Breed of rock pigeon that is specially trained to return swiftly to its home * homing pigeon
Bridgetown the capital of ______ * barbados
Brilliant red or black mineral, with diamondlike luster, composed of titanium oxide, tio2 * rutile
Britain's first _______ was installed in Harrods in 1878 * escalator
Briton's say 'tarmac', Americans say ________ * runway
Brontophobia is a fear of ______ * thunder or thunderstorms * thunder
Brussels is the capital of _______ * belgium
Buenos Aires is the capital of ______  * argentina
Buffalo Bill's real name was.... * william f cody
Buffalo River National Park is in which state * arkansas
By 1983, 13 million of what "labor-saving" device operated worldwide * computers
By 70 years of age, an average person will have shed how many pounds of skin * one hundred & five * 105
By feeding hens certain ____ they can be made to lay eggs with varicolored yolks * dyes
By the end of 1983, how many computers were in use in the world  * thirteen million * 13,000,000
By the time a child finishes elementary school they will have witnessed how many murders on television * eight thousand * 8,000
By the time a child finishes elementary school they will have witnessed how many acts of violence on television * 100,000
By what chemical process do plants manufacture food * photosynthesis
By what country was the first concentration camp setup during the Boer wars * england
By what other name do we know table tennis * ping pong
Caciocavallo, herkimer, mysost, & trappist are all varieties of what * cheese
Cain & Abel were two of the sons of Adam & Eve. Name the third * seth
California is to Eureka as New York is to * excelsior
Can a bat stand up * no
Can a platypus see under water * no
Can a short-sighted person see objects more clearly when they are close up or far away * close up
Can gorillas swim * no
Can lasers cut diamonds * yes
Can there be lightning without rain * yes
Can you swim in the sea of showers * no
Canada is an Indian word meaning what * big village
Canada is the world leader in the production of * newsprint
Canadian: sled dog first bred by Eskimos * malemute
Canadians are sometimes thought of as * canucks
Canthopterygian is a(n).... * fish
Capital cities: Australia * canberra
Capital cities: Cameroon * yaounde
Capital cities: Denmark * copenhagen
Capital cities: Ethiopia * addis ababa
Capital cities: Finland * helsinki
Capital cities: Ghana * accra
Capital cities: Iceland * reykjavik
Capital cities: Jamaica * kingston
Capital cities: Mongolia * ulaanbaatar
Capital cities: Oman * muscat
Capital cities: Papua New Guinea * port moresby
Capital cities: Romania * bucharest
Capital cities: Taiwan * taipei
Capital cities: Tonga * nuku'alofa
Capital cities: Vanuatu * port vila
Capital cities: Western Samoa * apia
Capital cities: Zambia * lusaka
Capital city of Arizona & seat of Maricopa County, located on the salt river in the south central part of the state * phoenix
Capital city of Quebec, Canada * quebec
Capital of Argentina * buenos aires
Capital of Azerbaijan * baku
Capital of Ghana * accra
Capital of Scotland * edinburgh
Carl Switzer was the real name of which of the Our Gang characters * alfalfa
Carnivorous mammal, native to the northern regions of North America, Europe, & Asia, whose habits are much like those of the badger * wolverine
Cashmere comes from a(n) ..... * goat
Category: "Mucal invader, is there no end to you ______" * oozing
Category: 1980s GrabBag : He lost the 1977 NYC mayoral bid before taking successful aim at Albany * mario cuomo
Category: 1980s GrabBag : How many career gold medals did Carl Lewis sport after the Seoul Olympics  * 6
Category: 1980s GrabBag : Who NYC Mayor Ed Kock said Jews would be "crazy" to back for President in 88 * jesse jackson
Category: 1997 Great Events: Stock markets on this continent plunged in October. * asia
Category: 1997 Great Events: The Cassini space probe carried this dangerous substance. * plutonium
Category: 19th Cent Art: "Death of Marat" and "Oath of the Horatii", two of his better known works * jacques-louis david
Category: 19th Cent Art: Color of ceiling in Van Gogh's "Night Cafe" * green
Category: 19th Cent Art: French Impressionist who did "The Luncheon of the Boating Party", 1881 * pierre-auguste renoir
Category: 19th Cent Art: German artist who did "The Hulsenbeck Children" * philipp otto runge
Category: 19th Cent Art: He was symbolized by Rodin in "The Thinker" * dante
Category: 19th Cent Art: His notorious painting, "The Picnic", was rejected by the Salon of 1863 * edouard manet
Category: 19th Cent Art: In 1885 he did "The Potato Eaters" * vincent van gogh
Category: 19th Cent Art: Known for his rendering of ballet dancers * edgar degas
Category: 19th Cent Art: Sculptor did "George Washington", "Admiral of Tourville", "Voltaire Seated" * jean-antoine houdon
Category: 19th Cent Art: Sculptor's "George Washington", 1841, was too "god-like" for Americans * horatio greenough
Category: 50s Authors: On the Road * jack kerouac
Category: 50s Authors: The Last Hurrah * edwin oconner
Category: 70s Authors: A Book of Common Prayer * joan didion
Category: 70s Authors: Deliverance * james dickey
Category: 70s Authors: Falconer * john cheever
Category: 70s Authors: India: A Wounded Civilization * v. s. naipaul
Category: 70s Authors: JR * william gaddis
Category: 70s Authors: Losing Battles * eudora welty
Category: 70s Authors: Losing Battles * eudora welty
Category: 70s Authors: One Hundred Years of Solitude * gabriel garcia marquez
Category: 70s Authors: Orsinian Tales * ursula leguin
Category: 70s Authors: Rabbit Redux * john updike
Category: 70s Authors: Ragtime * e. l. doctorow
Category: 70s Authors: Roots * alex haley jr
Category: 70s Authors: The Hot Rock * donald e. westlake
Category: 70s Authors: The Summer before the Dark * doris lessing
Category: 70s Authors: The Uses of Enchantment * bruno bettleheim
Category: Ad Jingles: Ask any mermaid you happen to see, what's the best tuna * chicken of the sea
Category: Ad Jingles: If you were this type of weiner, everyone would be in love with you. * oscar mayer
Category: Ad Jingles: Look for this label when you're buying a coat, dress, or blouse. * union
Category: Ad Jingles: There's something about a man who wears this after shave. * aqua velva
Category: Ad Jingles: They make the very best chocolate. * nestle
Category: Ads: A peach looks cute / with all its fuzz. / A man's no peach / and never was. * burma shave
Category: Ads: My bologna has a first name. * oscar mayer
Category: Ads: This product is named for its chief component, muriate of berberine. * murine
Category: Ads: You deserve a break today. * mcdonalds
Category: Ads: You're not fully clean until you're ----fully clean. * zest
Category: Advertising: According to Nintendo, the capital of Ohio is this. * mario
Category: Advertising: IBM stands for this. * international business machines
Category: Advertising: Jhirmack hair products were advertised by this beauty. * victoria principal
Category: Advertising: This company paid millions to the Jacksons for representation. * pepsi
Category: Advertising: You are advised never to leave home without this. * american express
Category: Anime: What city does _Evangelion_ take place in * tokyo 3
Category: Anime: What is the name of the male lead in _Vision of Escaflowne_ * van fanel
Category: Anime: What is the name of the most recent Tenchi Muyo series * shin tenchi muyo
Category: Anime: What is the thing that Miaka from _Fushigi Yuugi_ always enjoys doing * eating
Category: Anime: Who composed the majority of the music featured in _Vision of Escaflowne_ * yoko kanno
Category: Artists: "A beautiful bunch of ripe bananas" * harry belafonte
Category: Artists: "Gris-gris gumbo Ya-ya" * dr. john
Category: Artists: "I've been putting out fire with gasoline" * david bowie
Category: Artists: "Rainbows are visions, but only illusions" * kermit
Category: Artists: There ought to be a law, with no bail, smash a guitar and you go to jail" * john hiatt
Category: Asimov Anthony: "The Game" involved a matrix of what size * 4x4
Category: Asimov Anthony: In the Xanth series, what is our world called * mundania
Category: Asimov Anthony: To date there are __ Xanth novels. * 18
Category: Asimov Anthony: Which drunk driver victim did Anthony incorporate into Xanth * jenny
Category: Asimov Anthony: Which of Humfrey's wives was a demoness * dana
Category: Author : "A Raisin in the Sun" * hansberry
Category: Author : "Catch 22" * joseph heller
Category: Author : "Mein Kampf" * adolf hitler
Category: Author : "Of Human Bondage" * summerset maugham
Category: Author : Thanatopsis" * bryant
Category: Author awarded in Dec. 1993 the Premio Cervantes * miguel delibes
Category: Author of "Letters from the House of the Dead" * dostoevsky
Category: Author of "Papillion" * charriere
Category: Author of "The Kiss of a Spider Woman" * puig
Category: Author of "The Man in the High Castle" * phillip k. dick
Category: Author: Deadly Rich, Ballerina, The Privileged Lives * stewart
Category: Author: Maine, The Beans Of Egypt * chute
Category: Author: The Satanic Verses * rushdie
Category: Author: The Turn Of The Screw * james
Category: Authors: Exit Earth * caidin
Category: Authors: Exodus * uris
Category: Authors: Last of the Mohicans * cooper
Category: Authors: Red Storm Rising * clancy
Category: Authors: The Prince of Tides * conroy
Category: Biblical Character: Apostle who replaced Judas * matthias
Category: Biblical Character: High priest of Israel when Samuel was born * eli
Category: Biblical Character: Mother of John the Baptist * elizabeth
Category: Biblical Character: Non-Jew known to have written part of the New Testament * luke
Category: Biblical Character: Paul asked him to forgive his runaway slave * philemon
Category: Bloom County: Name of the groundhog * portnoy
Category: Bloom County: The author's name which is more putrid than Yaz Pistachio (first and last) * berkely breathed
Category: Bloom County: What is Oliver's full name (3 words) * oliver wendell jones
Category: Bloom County: Who was always being tormented by his anxiety closet * binkley
Category: Bloom County: Who's brain gets transplated into Bill's skull * donald trump
Category: Books for the Bored: In which series of books would you find the fortress of Salamandastron  * redwall
Category: Books for the Bored: What was Dorothy's dog called in _the Wizard of Oz_  * toto
Category: Books for the Bored: Where did Mr Badger live in _The Wind in the Willows_  * the wild wood
Category: Books for the Bored: Which Rosemary Sutcliffe novel concerned a Roman legion  * the scarlet pimpernel
Category: Books for the Bored: Who wrote _The Call of the Wild_  * jack london
Category: Books: Crusoe met his future servant & companion on this day of the week * friday
Category: Books: He created Tarzan of the Apes. * burroughs
Category: Books: Men Against the Sea was part two of this trilogy. * bounty
Category: Books: Name of Edith Wharton's heroine in The House of Mirth. * bart
Category: Books: Sequel to Steinbeck's Sweet Thursday. * cannery row
Category: Books: This author wrote about the fictional 'march girls' * louisa alcott
Category: Booze Names: 1 1/2 oz. light rum, 1 lime, powdered sugar, fruit juice, blend w/crushed ice * daiquiri
Category: Booze Names: 1 oz. gin and 1 oz. orange juice. * orange blossom
Category: Booze Names: A manhattan, but with scotch whiskey. * rob roy
Category: Booze Names: Vodka, consomme, lemon, tabasco sauce, salt, pepper, celery salt. * bullshot
Category: Booze Names: Vodka, tomato juice, lemon, tabasco sauce, salt, pepper, celery salt. * bloody mary
Category: British Monarchs: Queen Victoria was born in this year. * 1819
Category: Cars: The first car with a non-U.S. nameplate to be classified as U.S. domestic. * mazda mx-6
Category: Cars: The first double-decker bus was introduced in this city. * london
Category: Cars: The first president to ride in an auto; he didn't care for it much. * theodore roosevelt
Category: Cars: The original name for this Pontiac car was the Banshee, for its mythicality. * firebird
Category: Cars: The Stutz-Bearcat is this type of car. * sports
Category: Character Creators: Cass Timberlane * sinclair lewis
Category: Character Creators: Dodsworth * sinclair lewis
Category: Character Creators: Dracula * bram stoker
Category: Character Creators: Elmer Gantry * sinclair lewis
Category: Character Creators: Frankenstein * mary shelley
Category: Character Creators: Henry Esmond * william thackery
Category: Character Creators: Humbert Humbert * vladimir nabokov
Category: Character Creators: Natasha Rostova * leo tolstoy
Category: Character Creators: Nostromo * joseph conrad
Category: Character Creators: Rebecca * daphne dumaurier
Category: Chips: 1980's Apple II 6502 ran at 2MHz. Where is 1995's PowerPC 604 clocked at  * 150mhz
Category: Chips: AMD merged with this designer of the Nx686 Pentium competitor on 10/20/95 * nexgen
Category: Chips: Dielectric thickness can be calculated from this electrical measurement * capacitance
Category: Chips: Early MOSFET pioneer, Stanford grad & author of the EE's device bible: * sze
Category: Chips: Polarity of photoresist which permits an iverted image of a photomask: * negative
Category: Civil War: CSA General nicknamed "Old Rosy" * william starke rosecrans
Category: Civil War: Democratic nominee for president in 1864 * george mcclellan
Category: Civil War: Replaced Joseph Hooker as Army of the Potomac commander on June 26, 1863 * george meade
Category: Civil War: Unit formed when 3 divisions were placed under a single command * corps
Category: Civil War: USA Colonel who led the famed bayonet charge down Little Round Top * joshua lawrence chamberlain
Category: Classic Board Games: Diplomacy: Which country starts with the most naval units * britain
The "brat" was a model of which car * subaru
The "canebrake", "timber" & "pygmy" are types of what * rattlesnakes
The "final solution" dealt with what people * jews
The "l.l." In l.l. Bean stands for what * leon leonwood
The "Maxima" was a model of which car * nissan
The "o" when used as a prefix in irish surnames means what * descendant of
The ______ tea party * boston
The ________ kills more people world wide than all the poisonous snakes combined * honeybee
The ______________ has 14,174 teeth (105 rows, 135 teeths in each) * garden snail
The 1982 football strike lasted how many days * 57
The 1984 winter olympics were held at what site * sarajevo
The 1st personal computer went on sale in what year * 1977
The 1st U S federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King, jr. Was in what year * 1986
The 25th U S president always wore a red carnation. He was _______ ______ * william mckinley
The alcohol found in wine, beer & liquor is known as grain alcohol or what * ethanol
'The amazing Spider Man' was one of the first comic books to have a story in which one of the supporting characters ____ * dies
The angles inside a square total _______ degrees * 360
The animal responsible for the most human deaths world wide is the ________ * mosquito
The arteries & veins surrounding the brain stem are called what * circle of willis
The artist formerly known as prince had a both a hit song & movie by this title * purple rain
The ashes of the average cremated person weighs how many pounds * nine * 9
The Atlanta Braves baseball team has retired # 35 which used to belong to _____ * phil niekro
The Atlanta Hawks basketball team have retired 23 which used to belong to _____ * lou hudson
The automobile company that makes beetles * volkswagon
The average American drinks approximately how many sodas per yer * six hundred * 600
The average automatic dishwasher uses how many litres of water per wash cycle * sixty eight * 68
The average bank teller loses about how many dollars every year * 250
The average human body contains enough ____ to kill all fleas on an average dog * sulfur
The average human body contains enough fat to make how many bars of soap * 7
The average human body contains enough iron to make how many 3" nails * 1
The average human body contains enough phosphorous to make how many match heads * 2,000
The average human uses which muscles most * the eye * eye
The base of the great pyramid of Egypt is large enough to cover how many football fields * 10
The basic ingredients of a ploughmans lunch is bread & what * cheese
The basis of all scientific agriculture, which involves six essential practicesproper tillage; maintenance of a proper supply of organic matter in the soil; maintenance of a proper nutrient supply; control of soil pollution; maintenance of the correct soil acidity; & control of erosion * soil management
The Belcher Islands are in what bay * hudson
The bishop's throne in a cathedral is called a... * cathedra
The blesbok, a south african antelope, is almost the same color as * grapefruit
The blood of mammals is what color * red
The bones of a _____ weigh less than it's feathers * a pigeon
The book called 'the cocktail party' was written by _________ * ts eliott
The branch of medicine dealing with curing by operative procedures is ________ * surgery
The Braves moved to Atlanta from where * milwaukee
The bridge connecting Boston & Cambridge via Massachusetts Avenue is commonly know as the ______ * harvard bridge
The Canadian air force won the 1948 olympic gold medal for what sport * hockey
The cecum is part of the * large intestine
The cecum is the pouch at the beginning of the.. * large intestine
The celtic queen, Boudicca (Boadicea), allegedly took poison to prevent torture by the Romans after they defeated her rebel forces in battle. Where is she thought to be buried * kings cross station
The chemical formula for rubidium bromide is rbbr. It is the only chemical formula known to be a what * palindrome
The chemical phenylethylamine, which your brain produces when you fall in love, is found in what food * chocolate
The chief food for more than half the people in the world is ____ * rice
The city of Mt. Vernon, Washington grows more ______ than the entire country of Holland * tulips
The city with the most riders in it's subway system is what * moscow
The closest relative to the spiny anteater is what * platypus
The code name for the allied invasion of Italy in WW II was operation _______ * avalanche
The commander of the Apollo 11 command module & the first woman shuttle commander share this same last name * collins
The correct name for the voice box is the _________ * larynx
The cortex & medulla are parts of what organ * kidney
The democrats nominate Massachusetts governor _____ for president * michael dukakis
The Devonian period is also known as the age of __________ * fish
The dial tone of a normal telephone is in what key * f
The dogon are an _____ * african tribe
The dollar was established as the official currency of the U S in what year * 1785
The dot over the letter 'i' is called what * tittle
The earths atmosphere & the space beyond is known as _______ * aerospace
The effect produced when sound is reflected back is known as a(n) _______. * echo
The Eiffel Tower is how many feet high * 984 feet
The Eiffel Tower receives a fresh coat of paint every _ years * seven * 7
The elephant can smell water up to how many miles away * three * 3
The energy which a body possesses by virtue of its motion is called ________ * kinetic energy
The era that followed the Mesozoic * cenozoic
The famous last words: 'go away... I'm alright' were uttered by whom * h.g. wells * wells
The fastest animal an earth, if you try to get them to chase a mechanical rabbit, they will figure out to stop, face the other way & wait for the rabbit to lap * cheetah
The fastest bird is a spine tailed swift. How fast can it fly (mph) * 106
The fastest bird is the _____ ______ _____, clocked at speeds of up to 106 miles per hour * spine tailed swift
The feeling of having experienced something before is known as _______ * deja vu
The filament of a regular light bulb is usually made of ________. * tungsten
The fins of which fish are made into a soup * shark
The first American advertisement for tobacco was published in what year * 1789
The first book of __________ was introduced on april 10, 1924 * crosswords
The first Corvette rolled off the Chevrolet assembly line in Flint, MI. in what year * 1953
The first country to host the summer & the winter olympics in the same year * france
The first dog in space was named _________. * laika
The first international cricket match ever, was held between Canada & _____ * u s a
The first modern Olympiad was held where * athens
The first nuclear chain reaction in 1942 by Enrico Fermi & Arthur Compton was achieved in what U S city * chicago
The first nude Playboy centerfold was * marilyn monroe
The first U S marines wore high leather collars to protect their necks from sabres, hence the term __________ * leathernecks
The football huddle originated at what university * gallaudet
The force that brings moving bodies to a halt is _________ * friction
The Fort George Point in Belize City was formed by the silt runoff of what hurricane * hattie
The four throwing events at the olympics are shotput, discus, javelin & ______ * hammer throw
The French army were the first to use this type of communication * semaphore
The 'frigorifique' was the names of the world's first what * refrigerator ship
The Germans name for their country * deutschland
The giant squid has the largest ____ in the world * eyes
The gluteus maximus muscle is the bulk of the * buttock * ass * butt
The golden state warriors basketball team retired 42 which used to belong to _____ * nate thurmond
The great gothic cathedral of Milan was started in 1386, & wasn't completed until what year * 1805
The great warrior _______________ died in bed while having sex * ghenghis khan
The 'green mountain state' is.... * vermont
The green variety of beryl is called ________ * emerald
The Gulf of Panama leads into which ocean * pacific
The hamburger was invented in what year * 1900
The hard piece at the end of a shoelace or piece of clothing is called an_____ * aglet
The Hardy boys & ______ * nancy drew
The heraldic term "gules", meaning red, comes from the french word "gueules," meaning a ______ * throat
The highest mountain in North America * mount mckinley
The highest temperature ever recorded occurred in Libya in 1922. What was the temperature (fahrenehit) * 136
The highest waterfall in the world, Angel Falls in Venezuela, has a total drop of how many feet * 3,121
The human body has about sixty thousand miles of ______ * blood vessels
The hundred year war actually lasted how many years * 116 years
The ice cream soda was invented in what year * 1874
The Indiana Pacers basketball team retired 35 which used to belong to _____ * roger brown
The Japanese art of growing miniature trees is called _____ * bonsai
The Japanese word 'karate' can be translated as * open hand
The koala eats the leaves from this tree * eucalyptus
The large optics diamond turning machine has severed a single human hair, lenghtwise, how many times * three thousand * 3000
The largest _______ bottle is a 170 ft. tall water tower * ketchup
The largest internal organ of the human body is * liver
The largest tree in the world grows in the U S; which tree is it * redwood tree
The last line of this document is "working men of all countries, unite." * the communist manifesto
The last Nascar driver to serve jail time for running moonshine was who * buddy arrington
The ledge between a parapet & a moat is a(n).. * berm
The left lung is smaller than the right lung to make room for what * heart
The literal translation for the swedish word 'smorgasbord' is "board for ______________(two words) * buttered bread
The little lump of flesh just forward of your ear canal, right next to your temple, is called a(n) ______ * tragus
The longest bike weighed how much * more than a ton
The longest key on your keyboard is the _____ bar * space
The longest river in western Europe is _________ * the rhine
The longest suspension bridge in the world is the Akashi Kaikyo, located where * japan
The majority of small toothed whales are called_______ * dolphins
The male gypsy moth can "smell" the virgin female gypsy moth from how far away (its a decimal) * 1.8 miles
The Maori are native to what country * new zealand
The mathematical study of properties of lines, angels, etc., Is ________ * geometry
The Mersey River runs through _____ * liverpool
The mola mola, or ocean sunfish, lays up to how many eggs at one time * 5 billion
The most abundant metal in the earths crust is what * aluminum
The most common blood type in the world is ___ * type o
The most shoplifted book in the world is ________ * the bible
The museum of modern art in New York City hung Matisse's 'Le Bateau' upside down for how long before an art student noticed the error: How many days * forty seven * 47
The name "yo yo" comes from what language * tagalog
The name for the group of stars which form a hunter with a club & shield is ________ * orion
The name for this semi precious stone comes from the latin for sea water * aquamarine
The name of the little people in Frank Baum's the Wonderful Wizard of Oz * munchkins
The name of the underworld in Greek mythology * tartarus
The name of which constellation me 'harp' * lyra
The nationalist Chinese occupy this island * taiwan * formosa
The natural process of rock disintegration is better known as _______ * erosion
The new millenium starts on ________ * january 1, 2001
The normal temperature of a cat is _____ degrees (it's a decimal) * 101.5
The Norse god of light & peace * balder
The observable activity of an "individual.(________) * behaviour
The Oklahoma bombing suspect obtained a copy of the "Turner Diaries," a book which advocates the violent overthrow of government, from where * internet
The olympic motto 'citius, altius, fortius' means what * faster, higher, stronger
The only country beside Azerbaijan that starts with a but doesn't end with a * afghanistan
The only domestic animal not mentioned in the Bible is what * cat
The only Italian masterpiece you can drive to work * maserati
The only rock that floats in water is what * pumice
The only U S State that ends with 3 consonants * massachusetts
The Pentagon uses, on average, about 666 rolls of ___________ every day * toilet paper
The Pentagon, in Arlington, Virginia, has twice as many __________ as is necessary * bathrooms
The phillips head screwdriver was invented where * oregon
The play "Our Town" is set where * grover's corners
The popular character of __________ was not created by Carolyn Keene, but was actually created by a man named Edward Stratemeyer * nancy drew
The pound cake got its name from the pound of ______ it contained * butter
The practice of joining the parts of two plants to make them grow as one is called ________. * grafting
The prefix tetra, used in such words as tetrach, tetrapod, & tetrameter, means what * four * 4
The presence of greater than five digits on the hands or feet is called * polydactylia
The Prince of Demons in the new testament was called ___________ * beelzebub
The process of making cows milk safe for consumption is * pasteurization
The process of splitting atoms is called * fission
The province of Alberta in Canada has been completely free of rats since what year * 1905
The puma, cougar, lynx & other wildcats are all * catamounts
The rabbit's foot came to be considered a_____ * good luck charm
The raised reflective dots in the middle of highways are called what * botz dots
The rate of change of velocity is known as _________ * acceleration
The remains of prehistoric organisms that have been preserved in rocks are called ________ * fossils
The republic of Israel was established when * april 23, 1948
The roads on the island of Guam are made with what * coral
The rover, "Sojourner", explored the surface of what place * mars
The science of life * biology
The science of preparing & dispensing drugs is ________ * pharmacy
The sea gods had a three pronged spear called a(n) ________ * trident
The second largest of the earths four oceans & the most heavily traveled * atlantic ocean
The second longest suspension bridge in the world is the Ismit Bay, located where * turkey
The second space shuttle is named __________ * challenger
The second tallest mountain on earth * k2
The seventeen year locust is also know as a _____ * cicada
The shape of plant collenchyma cells & the shape of the bubbles in beer foam are the same. What are they called * orthotetrachidecahedrons
The site of Troy is in which modern country * turkey
The Smithsonian Institute houses this 44 & 1/2 carat, cursed blue diamond * hope diamond
The space occupied by a body is called its ______ * volume
The Spanish abbreviation for ufo is what * ovnis
The spinning wheel, introduced to Europe in the middle ages, was invented where * india
The spiral galaxy nearest ours is the ________ * andromeda
The spot on the earth's surface directly above an earthquake's focus is called the ______ * epicenter
The St. Valentine's day massacre took place in this city * chicago
The stress in Hungarian words always falls on what syllable * first
The study of how nerve cells, or neurons, receive & transmit information * neurophysiology
The study of human pre history is ___________ * archaeology
The study of man & culture is known as ________ * anthropology
The study of natural phenomena: motion, forces, light, sound, etc. Is called ______ * physics
The study of populations of animals & plants, a population being a group of interbreeding organisms in a specific region; for example, the members of a fish species in a lake * population biology
The study of sound is ________ * acoustics
The study of the composition of substances & the changes that they undergo is __________ * chemistry
The study of the manner in which organisms carry on their life processes is ________ * physiology
The study of word origins is called what * etymology
The supersonic Concorde jet made its first trial flight on what date * january 1, 1969
The symbol on the "pound" key () is called a(n) _________ * octothorpe
The system of racial segregation in south africa was called _____ * apartheid
The teeth used for biting or cutting are known as _______ * incisors
The telephone county code 39 would connect you with _____ * italy
The tips of fingers & the soles of feet are covered by a thick, tough layer of skin called the what * stratum corneum
The Tony awards are named for what person * antoinette perry
The top basketball player of the decade * michael jordan
The Toronto Maple Leafs used to be originally called what * the toronto arenas
The tower over a castle draw bridge is a(n).... * barbican
The treatment of disease by chemical substances which are toxic to the causative micro organisms is called ________ * chemotherapy
The true seals are a diverse & widely distributed group of mostly marine & ___________ * aquatic mammals
The typical American eats 263 _____ in a year * eggs
The U S has never lost a war in which _____ were used * mules
The U S is made up of __ states * fifty * 50
The U S patent was issued to Samuel Hopkins for what * potash
The underside of a horse's hoof is called a what * frog
The use of astronomical phenomena to predict earthly & human events is called * astrology
The variety of living organisms in a particular habitat or geographic area * biodiversity
The vernal euinox is the beginning of ________ * spring
The very first bomb dropped by the allies on berlin during world wwii killed the only ________ in the berlin zoo * elephant
The visible spectrum of light ranges from red to ________ * violet
The volume of the earth's moon is the same as the volume of what ocean * pacific ocean
The Washington Post received the 1973 Pulitzer prize for reporting what * watergate scandal
The westernmost point in the contiguous U S is where * cape alava, washington
The white marks intersecting each five yard line are called ________ * hashmarks
The wingspan of a ______ ___ jet is longer than the Wright Brothers' first flight * boeing 747
The word "cumulus" refers to a type of ___________ * cloud
The word 'boondocks' comes from the tagalog (filipino) word 'bundok,' which means * mountain
The word 'cop' is an abbreviation for what * constable on patrol
The word 'poltergeist' comes from what language * german
The word 'struthious' refers to something that resembles or is related to which animal * ostrich
The world record speed for _________ is 143.08 mph * water skiing
The world's costliest coffee, at $130 a pound , is called what * kopi luwak
The world's fastest reptile (21.7 mph) is a type of what * iguana
The worlds first chocolate candy was produced in what year * 1828
The world's youngest parents were ___ & 9 years old. * eight
The wwii air attack on the Ploesti oil field in Romania was known as * operation soapsuds
The yo yo    both the toy & its name    originated where * philippines
The zeedonk is a cross between which two animals * zebra & donkey * 
There are 16 ______ in a cup * tablespoons
There are 318,979,564,000 possible ways of playing just the first four moves on each side in a game of * chess
There are how many miles of nerves in the skin of a human being * 45
There are more bald eagles in what Canadian province then there are in the whole U S * british columbia
There are more statues of ________, Lewis & Clarks female indian guide, in the U S than any other person * sacajewa
There are two perennial vegetables, asparagus & ______ * rhubarb
There is a word in the english language with only one vowel, which occurs six times. What is it * indivisibility
There were no squirrels on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts until what year * 1989
These animals were once used to bleed the sick * leeches
These are the two highest valued letters in scrabble * q & z
These license plates are manufactured by prisoners in the state prison in Concord. What is the slogan on them * live free or die
These rabbits are prized for their long, soft fur, used to make very expensive sweaters * angorra
Thick, light yellow portion of milk from which butter is made * cream
This African animal kills the most people * crocodile
This Alcatraz inmate was provided with identity 325 * alvin karpis
This animal can be found in sub Saharan Africa & Gir National Forest in India. * lion
This animal is armed with bony plates & rolls up into a ball if frightened * armadillo
This animal is found at the beginning of an encyclopedia * aardvark
This animal is the symbol of the U S Republican party * elephant
This artist cut off his ear & sent it to his lover, before shooting himself dead in a cornfield * vincent van gogh
This assassin of Julius Caesar was his friend * marcus brutus
This branch of physics deals with the general laws governing the motion of material objects * mechanics
This city is known as the 'Venice of the orient' * osaka
This city on the Nile is where you will find the 'valley of the kings' & the temple of karnak, also the site of a tourist massacre in 1997 * luxor, egypt
This city was the headquarters of the British East India Company until 1708 * bombay
This cluster of stars is also known as the seven sisters * the pleiades
This company uses the slogan aol * america on line * america online
This country consumes more coca cola per capita than any other. * iceland
This country's flag has a large "r" on it * rwanda
This county has the lowest point in South America * argentina
This disease consists of a purposeless, continual growth of white blood cells * leukemia
This fingerlike projection is attached to the large intestine * appendix
This French peasant girl led the army to victories * joan of arc
This frontiersman & politician was killed at the Alamo * davey crockett
This Greek mountain was known as the home of the gods. * mount olympus * mt olympus
This imaginary line approximately follows the 180 degree meridian through the pacific ocean * international date line
This Indian group ruled in early Peru * incas
This instrument measures the velocity of the wind * anemometer
This is said to be history's greatest military evacuation * dunkirk
This is the fear of enclosed spaces * claustrophobia
This is the hardest naturally occurring substance. * diamond
This is the lowest ranking suit in bridge * clubs
This is the main food of the blue whale. * plankton
This is the only animal that can't jump. * elephant
This is the sandy area nearest the ocean. * beach
This island country is south of Malaysia. * singapore
This island group is off the east coast of southern South America. * falkland islands
This island was Ulysses' home * ithaca
This large bean shaped lymph gland can expand & contract as needed * the spleen
This large mammal that is called a " loxodonta africana ",and is also known as the (_____) * african elephant
This marsupial native to Australia feeds on eucalyptus leaves. * koala
This means "the art of twisting together strands of material to form objects". (_________) * basketry
This military attack took place on Dec. 7, 1941 * pearl harbour
This normally has 4 legs & your butt is parked in it right now * chair
This organ is a small pouch that stores bile * gall bladder
This place in Germany is also the name of a (popular) cake * black forest
This planet's diameter is most equal to that of the earth's. * venus
This poisonous gas is in the exhaust fumes from cars * carbon monoxide
This racist organisation was formed in Tennessee in 1865 * ku klux klan
This radical Agrarian communist organization controlled Cambodia in the 1970s until the Vietnamese removed them from power. * khmer rouge
This re opened in 1975 after being closed for 8 years * suez canal
This science deals with the motion of projectiles * ballistics
This Shakespearean king was the actual king of Scotland for 17 years. * macbeth
This Sioux indian toured with Buffalo Bill's wild west show * sitting bull
This small gland attached to the brain exerts a control over growth * pituitary
This software company produced hits such as 'Pagemaker' & 'Illustrator' * adobe
This South African surgeon led the team that performed the first human heart transplant in 1968 * dr. christiaan n. barnard
This space station killed a cow on re entry into earth's atmosphere * skylab
This sport allows substitutions without a stoppage in play * hockey
This stone enabled scholars to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphs * rosetta stone
This team won their first world series in 1969 * new york mets
This traditional Japanese wrestling sport takes place in a circular ring. * sumo wrestling
This type of insect is named after a month * june bug
This U S state touches 4 of 5 great lakes * michigan
This underground cartoonist created Fritz the cat & Mr. Natural. * robert crumb
This was the site of worse nuclear accident in history * chernobyl
This word comes from a knight whose lance was free for hire, (i.e. Not pledged to one master). * freelance
This word describes the nazi annihilation of Jews * holocaust
This word is used as the international radio distress call * mayday
This world class model recently crashed in a helicopter * christie brinkley
Thomas Savery & Thomas Newcomen invented the.... * steam engine
Thor is the god of thunder, Loki is the god of _____ * mischief
Three of the following U S Presidents appeared at one time or another on what's my line which one did not  Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, George Bush * george bush
Three under par on a hole of golf is called a(n) __________ * albatross
Three fourths of household _____ is used to flush the toilet & take baths & showers * water
Throat, foxing, & platform are parts of a(n) ________ * shoe
Through what were dead Egyptian pharaohs' brains extracted * nasal passages
Time ____ when your having fun * flies
Time magazine lists the second most powerful person in Washington in 1993 * hillary rodham clinton
To "testify" was based on men in the Roman court swearing to a statement made by swearing on what * their testicles
To camber something is to ______ it: * curve
To err is human, to forgive.... * divine
To make all the text align against the left or right margins is called  * justification
To the nearest minute, how long does it take sunlight to reach earth * eight * 8
To what country do the Faeroe Islands belong * denmark
To what great civilization/empire do we owe our custom of 60 minutes in an hour * babylonian empire
To which planet does the moon Iapetus belong * saturn
To who did the lady of the lake give Excalibur * sir lancelot
To whom is Sleeping Beauty betrothed * prince charming
Tom Sawyer was the first novel written on a ______ * typewriter
Tonsurphobia is a fear of ______ * haircuts
Town in the west bank, near Jerusalem, controlled since 1967 by Israel though administered since 1995 by the Palestinian authority * bethlehem
Toxiphobia is a fear of _________ * poisons
Treatment of disease & correction of deformity or defect by manual & operative procedures, with or without the use of drugs * surgery
Treatment of disease by various approaches * therapy
Triassic, jurassic, & cretaceous are three periods during which era * mesozoic
Triple star system, also called rigil kent, in the constellation Centaurus * alpha centauri
True or false: contrary to popular belief, a lightbulb actually absorbs darkness * false
True or false: no words rhyme with month * true
True or false: soccer rules allow players to be barefoot * true
True or false:crystal skulls affect humans by shutting off their psychic abilities. * false
Truffles & mushrooms are edible _______ * fungi
Two 1.5 volt batteries, when connected in series, produces _ volts * three * 3
Two 747's collided here in 1977. * canary islands
Two things grew on the little nut tree. A silver nutmeg & what else * golden pear
Two under par on a hole of golf is called a(n) ________ * eagle
Type of Dodge also a snake * viper
U S capitals   Alaska * juneau
U S captials   Arizona * phoenix
U S captials   Arkansas * little rock
U S captials   Colorado * denver
U S captials   Delaware * dover
U S captials   Florida * tallahassee
U S captials   Kentucky * frankfort
U S captials   Louisiana * baton rouge
U S captials   Maine * augusta
U S captials   Maryland * annapolis
U S captials   Montana * helena
U S captials   Nebraska * lincoln
U S captials   New Hampshire * concord
U S captials   North Carolina * raleigh
U S captials   Oregon * salem
U S captials   Pennsylvania * harrisburg
U S captials   Washington * olympia
U S captials   Wisconsin * madison
U S captials   Wyoming * cheyenne
U S president, Herbert C. _________ * hoover
U S President, John Quincy ________ * adams
U S President, Woodrow __________ * wilson
Ulna, radius, & clavicle are types of __________ * bones
Under what river does the Holland Tunnel run * hudson river
Unit of measure for energy * joule
Unscramble the letters of the words "no stamp" into a single english word * postman
Until 1796, which state in the U S was known as Franklin * tennessee
Until at least 1980 the country of Bhutan had no what * telephones
Until the dinner plate was introduced in the 15th century, it was customary to eat on what * bread
Upon his death in 1931, all non essential lights in the U S were turned off for one minute in his honor * thomas edison
Vancover Island & British Columbia became one colony in * 1866
Vanilla is the extract of fermented & dried pods of several species of what * orchids
Varietal name applied to two different minerals * alabaster
Various methods used to prevent pregnancy from occurring * birth control
Vast region comprising the eastern part of the Asian portion of Russia, bounded on the west by the Ural mountains; on the north by the Arctic Ocean; on the east by the Pacific Ocean; & on the south by China, Mongolia, & Kazakstan * siberia
Vehicle designed for the transportation of the sick or injured * ambulance
Venus has how many moons * none * 0
Victor Emmanuel III was the last king of what country * italy
Vince Lombardi & Brian Picollo both died in _____ * 1970
Vincent Van Gogh sold exactly one painting while he was alive, what was it * red vineyard at arles
Virginitiphobia is the fear of ______ * rape
Viscous black liquid produced in the destructive distillation of coal to make coke & gas * coal tar
Volcanic lake in Romania: * lake st ana
What year did Roger Maris hit 61 homeruns * 1961
What year did the first motel open * 1925
What year did the lights go out * 1965
What year was Aunt Jemima pancake flour invented * 1889
What year was the first motorcycle race run * 1907
What year was the first oreo sold in * 1912
What year was the first world series game played * 1903
What young animal is an offspring of a nanny &  a billy * kid
What zodiacal sign is represented by a bull * taurus
What zodiacal sign is represented by fish * pisces
What zone lies between the tropics of Capricorn &  Cancer * tropical zone
What, according ot the saying, makes waste * haste
What, apart from air &  fuel, is filtered in a car * oil
What, in knitting, do 'cable', 'purl' &  'popcorn' refer to * stitches
What, made from the dried stamens of cultivated crocus flowers, is the most expensive cooking spice * saffron
Whats "Americas favorite fun car" * mustang
What's "birth control for roaches" * black flag
What's a "banger" in London * sausage
What's a "mae west" * life preserver
What's a bee's home called * hive
What's a block &  tackle used for * lifting weights
Whats a community of ants called * a colony
What's a computer screen's display made up of * pixels
What's a dead body of an animal called * carcass
What's a family group of lions called * pride
What's a funambulist * tightrope walker
What's a hockey team's "blue line corps" * defensemen
What's a liuor of apricot pits * amaretto
What's a more proper name for artificial or false teeth * dentures
What's a natatorium * swimming pool * 
What's a person who does not eat meat called * vegetarian
What's a single unit of quanta called * quantum
Whats a sudden &  violent burning called * deflagration
What's Cheops's profession * egyptologist
What's dichloro diphenyl trichloro ethane better known as * ddt
What's heaven to fallen Norse warriors * valhalla
What's Iceland's main industry  * fishing
What's Krypton's state at standard temperature &  pressure * gaseous
What's Mauritania's official language * french
What's missing from a woman suffering from amazia * breasts
What's one round of a polo match called * chukkah
What's Prince Charles' favorite cereal * cornflakes
Whats short for "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation" * laser
What's shredded to make sauerkraut  * cabbage
What's the adhesion of molecules to the surfaces of solids called * absorbtion
What's the American term for a flat * apartment
What's the ancient Greek word for "great city" * megalopolis
What's the apparent gap between Saturn's A &  B rings called * cassini division
What's the average number of murders a child has seen on tv by the age 16 * eighteen thousand * 18,000
What's the best possible poker hand * royal flush
What's the better known name of the card game twenty one * blackjack
What's the biggest living bird * ostrich
What's the capital of Liberia * monrovia
What's the capital of Montana * helena
What's the capital of Nicaragua * managua
What's the capital of Senegal * dakar
What's the capital of Syria * damascus
Whats the capital of Texas * austin
What's the capital of the Comoros * moroni
What's the capital of Uruguay * montevideo
Whats the christian penitential season from end of November to Christmas * advent
What's the common name for the disease that doctors call "rubella" * german measles
What's the common term for a cubic decimetre * litre
What's the composition of "dry ice" * carbon dioxide
Whats the computer term "bit" short for * binary digit
What's the curved line between any two points on a circle * arc
What's the decimal equivalent of the binary number 101 * five * 5
What's the Eskimo word for a moccasin type boot * mukluk
What's the fastest sea dwelling mammal * the dolphin
What's the favorite food of dragonflies * mosquitoes
What's the formula for the area of a rectangle * length times width
What's the general name for germ fighting drugs such as penicillin &  streptomycin * antibiotics
Whats the German name for their own country * deutschland
What's the highest mountain in the 48 contiguous u.s. States * mount whitney
Whats the Italian game thats similar to lawn bowling * bocci
What's the largest airport in the US * dallas, fort worth
What's the largest &  most powerful of the American cats * jaguar
What's the largest commercial passenger plane * the jumbojet * 747
What's the largest continent in the world * asia
What's the largest island in the Atlantic * greenland
What's the largest island in the British Isles, with 84,200 square miles * great britain
Whats the largest lake in Africa * lake victoria
Whats the largest library in the world * the library of congress
What's the largest museum in the world * louvre
What's the light sensitive layer on photographic film called * emulsion
What's the longest river in Asia * yangtze
What's the longest river in the U S * mississippi river * mississippi
What's the main ingredient in glass * sand
What's the maximum number of players in a game of Chinese chequers * six * 6
What's the most abundant metal element in the earth's crust * aluminum
What's the most effective insulator   brick, fibreglass or wood * fibreglass
What's the most popular form of bridge * contract bridge
What's the most popular sport in South America * soccer
What's the name for a pen for pigs * pigsty
Whats the name given a star that has collapsed into no dimensions * black hole
Whats the name of El Ninos lesser known little sister * la nina
Whats the name of Jacques Cousteaus research ship * calypso
What's the name of Snoopy's secretary * woodstock
What's the name of the holy book of Islan * the koran
What's the name of the large prominent vein in the side of your neck * jugular vein * jugular
What's the name of the second book in the Bible * exodus
What's the national sport of Japan * sumo wrestling
Whats the nickname for Indiana * hoosier state
What's the nickname of the Iowa state football team * cyclones
What's the oed * oxford english dictionary
What's the offspring of a lioness &  a tiger called * liger
Whats the oldest brewery in continuous operation in North America * molson
What's the only 5 point letter in scrabble * k
What's the only alcoholic beverage on sale before noon in finland * beer
What's the only day named for a planet * saturday
What's the only female animal that has antlers * caribou
What's the opposite of 'synonym' * antonym
What's the plural of 'larva' * larvae
What's the point scored immediately after deuce in tennis * advantage
What's the primary function of two thirds of a shark's brain * detecting aromas
What's the principal river of Ireland * shannon
What's the respiratory organ of most fish * gill
What's the second most spoken language on earth * english
Whats the secret identity of Don Vito Corleone * the godfather
What's the smallest known planet in our solar system * pluto
What's the smallest state (in area) west of the Mississippi * hawaii
What's the soft tissue inside bones called * marrow
Whats the telephone area code for Chicago * 312
What's the term for a configuration of stars * constellation
Whats the term for a mass of diffused gas &  ice particles in solar orbit * comet
Whats the term for a resident of Liverpool * liverpudlian
What's the third largest lake in the world * lake victoria
Whats the third most common language in the world * spanish
What's the world's largest cat * tiger
What's the worlds widest river * amazon
What's the zodiacal symbol for Virgo * virgin
Whats traditionally the first event in a rodeo * bareback riding
Wheeled vehicle, specifically, a vehicle for carrying persons, designed to be drawn by one or more draft animals * carriage
When a a positive &  negative plate are placed together in an electrical circuit which stores a charge in the form of an electric field it is called a _________ * capacitor
When a coffee seed is planted, it takes how many years to yield consumable fruit * five * 5
When a female horse &  male donkey mate, the offspring is called a what * mule
When a U S army bomber crashed into the New York's Empire State Building, how many people did it kill * fourteen * 14
When angered, the ears of what animal turn a pinkish red * tazmanian devil
When did Disneyland open * 1955
When did England's lease on Hong Kong expire * 1997
When did Israel declare independence * 14 may 1948 * may 14, 1948
When did Leif Erikson set foot on North America * 1000 ad
When did man first set foot on the moon * 1969
When did Nostradamus live * 1503 1566
When did the first man walk on the moon * 1969
When did the Fuller Brush Company begin using catalogs * 1986
When do diurnal animals sleep * night time
When does a full moon always rise * sunset
When going on stage, actors consider it bad luck to be wished what * good luck
When he died, the Romans re named September after him, but soon turned back to September. Who was he * tiberius
When honey is swallowed, it enters the blood stream within a period of how many minutes * 20 minutes
When is Jean Baptiste day in Quebec * june 24
When is the only time a flag should be flown upside down * emergency
When John F. Kennedy was president, who was his attorney general * robert kennedy
When light waves pass from one medium into another they change direction. This is called ________ * refraction
When not a birdman, what does Ray Randall do for a living * police officer
When not fighting crime, what did Underdog do for a living * shoeshine boy
When ocean tides are at their highest, they are called what * spring tides
When ocean tides are at their lowest, they are call what * neap tides
When Saigon fell the signal for all Americans to evacuate was what song by Bing Crosby being played on the radio * white christmas
When someone is a hanger on or serves no purpose, he is called this * fifth wheel
When someone is clumsy or awkward, especially with their hands, they are often said to be "all ...." These * thumbs
When something is completely different it is said to be one of these of a different color * pale
When the Hoovers did not want to be overheard by White House guests, they spoke to each other in what language * chinese
When two words are combined to form a single word (e.g., Motor + hotel = motel, breakfast + lunch = brunch) what is the new word called * a portmanteau
When using a telephone, you must wait for a ____ tone before starting your call * dial
When was Braille printing invented * 1829
When was chewing gum patented * 1869
When was Clinton first elected president of the U S * 1992
When was Dr. Seuss born * march 2, 1904
When was flavored soda pop invented * 1807
When was gas lighting invented * 1792
When was insulin discovered * 1922
When was Julius Caesar murdered * ides of march
When was Lady Diana Frances Spencer born * july 1, 1961
When was Nelson Mandela released from Robben Island * 1990
When was the addressograph invented * 1892
When was the Berlin wall erected * 1961
When was the cascade tuning radio receiver invented * 1913
When was the cash register invented * 1879
When was the cathode ray tube invented * 1878
When was the chair developed * 2181 bc
When was the descent of the holy spirit on the apostles * pentecost
When was the dynamic loudspeaker invented * 1924
When was the electromagnet invented * 1828
When was the first credit card issued * 1900
When was the first leap year * 46 bc
When was the first major road race from Paris to Bordeaux * 1895
When was the first republic of France was proclaimed in * 1792
When was the first seeing eye dog presented to a blind person * april 25, 1938
When was the first suburban shopping mall opened * 1922
When was the first telephone used * march 10, 1876
When was the first toothbrush with bristles invented * 1498
When was the gas turbine invented * 1849
When was the Greek alphabet first used * 800 bc
When was the incandescent lamp invented * 1879
When was the laser invented * 1960
When was the magnetic telegraph invented * 1837
When was the Perestroika policy started in the Soviet Union * january 1988
When was the photoelectric cell invented * 1895
When was the polaroid land camera invented * 1948
When was the quadruplex telegraph invented * 1864
When was the rechargable storage battery invented * 1859
Countries of the world: east-central Europe, the capital is Kiev * ukraine
Countries of the world: landlocked country in central South America, the capital is Asuncion * paraguay
Countries of the world: landlocked country in southern Africa, the capital is Gaborone * botswana
Countries of the world: north eastern coast of central America, the capital is Belmopan * belize
Countries of the world: north western Africa, Nouakchott is the capital * mauritania
Countries of the world: western Asia, Amman is the capital * jordan
Countries of the world: western coast of Africa, the capital is Porto-novo * benin
Countries of the world: western coast of South American, major cities include Arequipa & Trujillo * peru
Countries of the world:about 700 islands between Florida & Haiti * bahamas
Countries of the world:central Europe, the capital is Bratislava * slovakia
Countries of the world:central Europe, the capital is Prague * czech republic
Countries of the world:chain of more than 3,000 islands, major cities include Yokohama & Osaka * japan
Countries of the world:eastern coast of Baltic Sea in northeastern Europe, the capital is Vilnius * lithuania
Countries of the world:equatorial country in central Africa, Kinshasa is the capital * congo
Countries of the world:landlocked country in central South America, the capital is Asuncion * paraguay
Countries of the world:landlocked country in southern Africa, the capital is Harare * zimbabwe
Countries of the world:north eastern Africa, the capital is Djibouti * french somaliland
Countries of the world:north eastern Europe & northern Asia, major cities include St. Petersburg & Novosibirsk * russia
Countries of the world:north eastern Europe, the capital is Tallinn * estonia
Countries of the world:north eastern South America, the capital is Georgetown * guyana
Countries of the world:north western Africa, major cities include Casablanca & Marrakech * morocco
Countries of the world:northern part of central American Isthmus, major cities include Quezaltenango & Escuintla * guatemala
Countries of the world:south eastern Europe, major cities include Thessaloniki & Piraeus * greece
Countries of the world:south eastern Europe, the capital is Ljubljana * slovenia
Countries of the world:western Asia, the capital is Damascus * syria
Countries of the world:western Asia, the capital is Tehran * iran
Countries of the world:western coast of Africa, major cites include Yamoussoukro & Abidjan * ivory coast
Countries of the world:western coast of South American, major cities include Arequipa & Trujillo * peru
Country in central Europe, bounded on the north by the North Sea, Denmark, & the Baltic Sea; on the east by Poland & the Czech Republic; on the south by Austria & Switzerland; & on the west by France, Luxembourg, Belgium, & the Netherlands * federal republic of germany
Cows clean their noses with their ______ * tongue
Crack gets it name because it ________ when you smoke it * crackles
Cyprus lies in which sea * mediterranean
Days of the week - whats the only day named for a planet * saturday
Decimal = 32, hex =  * 20
Derived from the latin 'australis', what does Australia mean * southern
Dermatitis affects the __________. * skin
Determination of the depth of a body of water * sounding
Device for viewing a revolving or oscillating object by making the object appear to be at rest * stroboscope
Devils Tower, the first U S national monument, is located in what state * wyoming
Devon is the only county in Great Britain to have two ______ * coasts
Did you know that if ________________ had not been shot, & not convicted for killing JFK, he would have been convicted for killing Officer Tippet * lee harvey oswald
Did you know that there are ______ flavored pez * coffee
Diet coke invented in 1982, 1983 or 1987 * 1982
Disease of animals, especially birds, monkeys, & humans, caused by infection by protozoans of the genus plasmodium & characterized by chills & intermittent fever * malaria
Disneyland opened in what year * 1955
Diverse group of either single-celled or multicellular organisms that obtain food by direct absorption of nutrients * fungi
Division of geologic time in the Cenozoic era following the tertiary period (geology) * quaternary period
DNA analysis suggests there are three distinct species of this animal, African forest, African savanna & Indian. What animal * elephant
DNA stands for what * deoxyribonucleic acid
Do arteries carry blood towards or away from the heart * away
Do bumblebees have tongues * yes
Do chimpanzees have tails * no
Do crocodiles 'cry' salty tears * yes
Do fish have ears * yes
Do snails have teeth * yes
Do some jets use kerosene as fuel * yes
Do the bones of a pigeon weigh more or less than its feathers * less
Do the pupils in a person's eyes get larger or smaller in bright light * smaller
Do trees grow more quickly or slowly at night * more slowly
Do your pores open or close when your body is hot * open
Doctors often have this instrument around their neck * stethoscope
Does a cat groom itself more in cold weather or in warm weather * warm
Does a giraffe have a voice * yes
Does a 'milliner' make & sell flour, hats or windmills * hats
Does a person's heart rate increase or decrease during exercise * increase
Does Elizabeth II face to the left or right on a British coin  * right
Does Robin Hood have a feather in his cap * yes
Does sound travel faster in warmer or colder air * warmer
Does 'verbatim' mean 'in the same words' or 'opposite' * in the same words
Dogs & humans are the only animals with what * prostrates
Dominica supplies a good part of the world with Rose's * lime juice
Dominica, Mexico, Zambia, Kiribati, Fiji & Egypt all have what on their flags * birds
Down which street is the St Patrick's day parade * fifth avenue
Dr. Hermann Rorschach is credited with developing what kind of tests * inkblot
Dr. Suess wrote _____________ after his editor dared him to write a book using fewer than fifty different words * green eggs & ham
Dreams are good friends, when you're ______ * lonely
Dresses first incorporated this in the 1930's * zipper
Driving: what country is identified by the letters hk * hong kong
Dry ice consists of * carbon dioxide
Due to precipitation, for a few weeks k2 is bigger than * mt everest
Duffy: A Confederacy of Dunces * john kennedy toole
Duffy: Johnny Got His Gun * dalton trumbo
Duffy: Quite a Year for Plums * bailey white
Duffy: The Good Earth * buck
During the American revolutionary war, what country declared war on Great Britain to help the colonies * spain
During WW I, it was at this city & battle where the Germans introduced mustard gas. * ypres
During WW I, what day of the week was the recommended meatless day * tuesday
Dutch-born Swiss scientist, who discovered basic principles of fluid behavior * daniel bernoulli
Each body cell contains how many chromosomes * 46
Each unit on the Richter scale is euivalent to a power factor of how much * thirty two * 32
Earth's outer layer of surface soil or crust is called the * lithosphere
East Berlin was the capital of ______ * east germany
Easy question: type the alphabet * abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
Eczema affects which part of the body * skin
Edgar Allan Poe introduced mystery fictions first fictional detective, Auguste C. Dupin, in what 1841 story * the murders in the rue morgue
Edgar Allen Poe wrote a famous poem about his animal * raven
Edmonton is the capital of which province * alberta
Effect that occurs when two or more waves overlap or intersect * interference
El Cid was the name of what colleges mascot goat * annapolis naval academy
Electrical circuit made by depositing conductive material on the surface of an insulating base * printed circuit board
Electronic device that allows the passage of current in only one direction * diode
Elizabeth I of England suffered from anthophobia, what is it * fear of roses
Encephalitis affects the ________. * brain
Engine that employs gas flow as the working medium by what heat energy is transformed into mechanical energy * gas turbine
Englands Stonehenge is how many years older than Rome's colosseum * 1,500 years
Eras are divided into units called ________ * periods
Erie, Suez, Panama etc * canals
Ethernet is a registered trademark of what company * xerox
Even if up to 80% of this is removed from a human, what is it that will continue to function & grow back to its original size * liver
Every human has one of these on their tummies * navel
Every person has a unique _____ print * finger
Everyone is familiar with the RCA logo with nipper the dog listening to the rca grammaphone. But the original picture had both the dog & the grammaphone sitting on what * his dead master's casket
Excessive discharge of blood from blood vessels, caused by pathological condition of the vessels or by traumatic rupture of one or more vessels * haemmorage
Excluding Rudolph, how many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh * eight * 8
Extensive cultivation of plants to yield food, feed, or fiber; to provide medicinal or industrial ingredients; or to grow ornamental products * crop farming
Famous painter that paints with both his right & left hands * leonardo da vinci * da vinci
Fandible, lateral line, & dorsal fin are parts of a(n) ________ * fish
Fast food franchise: Taco ____ * bell
Fax is short for what * facsimile
Fear of dryness is called * xerophobia
Fear of haircuts is called * tonsurphobia
Fear of thunder or thunderstorms is ______ * brontophobia
Ferdinand is a story about a ____ * bull
Field of engineering & applied physics dealing with the design & application of devices, usually electronic circuits, the operation of what depends on the flow of electrons for the generation, transmission, reception, & storage of information * electronics
Field of physics that describes & correlates the physical properties of macroscopic systems of matter & energy * thermodynamics
Field of science concerned with the origin of the planet earth, its history, its shape, the materials forming it, & the processes that are acting & have acted on it * geology
Fill in the blank: if ___________ was shorter, the face of the world would be changed * cleopatras nose
Fill in: ___ on a limb * out
Fill in: ____ & shine * rise
Fill in: ____ maids all in a row * pretty
Fill in: ____ the lonely * only
Fill in: adding insult to____ * injury
Fill in: birds of a ______ * feather
Fill in: blind as a ___ * bat
Fill in: chomping at the ____ * bit
Fill in: dont ____ be happy * worry
Fill in: I'm a little _____ short & stout * teapot
Fill in: knock me for a ___ * loop
Fill in: old Mother _____ * hubbard
Fill in: swing low,sweet _____ * chariot
Fill in: take me to your ___ * leader
Fill in: the ___ Piper * pied
Fill in: when in ____ do as the Romans do * rome
Fill in: when you ____ upon a star * wish
Fill in: you get what you ____ for * pay
Film is to Oscar as Mystery novel is to * edgar
Find sources of light in the word spelled - psalm * lamps
Finely ground meal of grains of wheat, obtained by milling * flour
First Byzantine emperor * justinian
Fishes which, as adults, lie on one side of the body with both eyes on the opposite, upward-facing side of the head * flatfish
Fishy short story also known as Creation Took Eight Days * goldfish bowl
Flat, round, brown spots on the skin that contain an excess of melanin, the human skin pigment * freckles
Flattened, oblong organ that removes disease-producing organisms & worn-out red blood cells from the bloodstream * spleen
Flattened, pear-shaped, hollow organ in the pelvis of the human female & most other mammals * uterus
Florence Nightingale was known as 'The Lady of the ______' * lamp
Fluid produced in the lacrimal glands above the outside corner of each eye * tears
Followers of the unification church are nicknamed _______ * moonies
Football - the Philadelphia ______ * eagles
Football the Buffalo _______ * bills
Football the Cincinnati _________ * bengals
Football the Denver ____ * broncos
Football the New Orleans ______ * saints
Football the San Diego ______ * chargers
Football the Seattle ________ * seahawks
What did Moses do for a living before he was called by God * shepard
What did Moses receive on Mount Sinai * ten commandments * 10 commandments
What did Mother Hubbard look for in her cupboard * a bone
What did Neptune hold in his hand * trident
What did Percy Shaw invent * cat's eyes
What did President J. Buchanan not have * a wife
What did the 1980 U S naval academy class have for the first time in history * women graduates
What did the Celts consider sacred because it communicated moisture from the ground into the air * trees
What did the Chinese not refer to themselves as * silk people
What did the contestants in the Greek olympics wear * nothing
What did the Israelites eat in the desert after the exodus * manna
What did the Massachusetts Bay colony outlaw in 1641 * lawyers
What did the Oshkosh steamer win * first automobile race
What did the Perthians conquer in 141 bc * mesopotamia
What did the repair technicians of the first 'modern' computers wear while working * shorts & roller skates
What did the republicans call the platform they hyped in the 1994 congressional elections * contract with america
What did the sparrow kill Cock Robin with * bow & arrow
What did the three bears leave to cool when they went for a walk * porridge
What did the three little kittens lose * their mittens
What did Vasco Nunez de Balboa discover when he crossed the Panama in 1513 * pacific ocean
What did Welch's grape juice become a favorite substitute for when the 18th amendment passed * wine
What did Wilhelm Roentgen discover in 1895 * x rays
What did you do 10 million times last year * breathe
What direction do many northern birds fly when autumn arrives * south
What direction does the Tower of London face across the Thames  * south west
What disease is also known as "rubella" * german measles
What disease was once known as the white plague * tuberculosis
What disney character's picture did the N Y  Times wrongly call goofy * pluto
What divides the American north from the south * mason dixon line
What do all the seven dwarfs except dopey have * beard
What do bullet proof vests, fire escapes, windshield wipers & laser printers all have in common * all invented by women
What do butterflies eat   grubs, nectar or nothing * nectar
What do camels store in their humps   water, fat or milk * fat
What do Christians call the period of fasting before Easter * lent
What do cricket umpires take off to show that it is time for lunch * bails
What do eccrine glands produce * sweat
What do elephants do on average 2 hours a day * sleep
What do Ethiopians spend * birrs
What do four quadrant make * a circle
What do Hansel & Gretel push the witch into * the oven
What do Indianapolis 500 winners traditionally drink in the winners circle * milk
What do Italians call Rome * roma
What do koala bears dine on * eucalyptus leaves
What do ladybugs do in the winter * hibernate
What do Mcdonalds & Burger King do to their fries so they will turn golden brown * they sugar coat them
What do Moscow residents substitute for toilet paper during shortages * newspaper
What do nine pennies weigh * 1 ounce
What do ornithologists study * birds
What do people do when they 'tie the knot' * get married
What do people in cold climates add to the water in a car's radiator in winter * anti freeze
What do people use to propel kayaks * paddles
What do pigments give to your hair & skin * colour
What do Rastafarians generally refer to God as * jah
What do revelers drink at a "pivince" tavern in Prague * beer
What do runners pass to each other in a relay race * a baton
What do scuba divers ditch first if they have to ascend in a hurry * weight belts
What do Spanish dancers hold in their hands * castanets
What do supertankers carry * oil
What do table tennis players change after five points * service
What do tendons join to bones * muscles
What do the aperture & shutter let into a camera * light
What do the five olympic rings represent * continents
What do the initials 'crt' stand for among computer buffs * cathode ray tube
What do the initials j.p. stand for after a person's name * justice of the peace
What do the initials NASA stand for * national aeronautics & space administration
What do the initials u.f.o stand for * unidentified flying object
What do the letter RCMP stand for * royal canadian mounted police
What do the letters era mean in baseball * earned run average
What do the letters 'r.e.m.' stand for * rapid eye movement
What do the words 'par avion' on the outside of an envelope mean * airmail
What do we call the noise made by a sudden spasm closing the windpipe * hiccup
What do x & y chromozomes combine in making  * males
What do you call a creature that is going to change into a frog * tadpole
What do you call a man who has never been married * bachelor * 
What do you call marine echinoderms having 5 arms extending from a central disc * shekel
What do you call the act of putting a word inside another (ie: abso bloody lutely.) * tmesis
What do you call the underground systems in both Paris & Newcastle * metro
What do you get by mixing gin & vermouth * martini
What do you give for a one year wedding anniversary * paper
What do you have to break to make omelettes * eggs
What do you kiss to be endowed with great powers of persuasion * blarney stone
What do you mix with equal amounts of coffee to make 'cafe au lait' * milk
What do you put on bread & butter to make fairy bread * hundreds & thousands
What do you take dramamine for * motion sickness
What does "alopecia" refer to * hair loss
What does "el pueblo de nuestra senora la reina de los angeles del rio porciuncula" (los angeles' original name!) Translate into * the village of our lady the queen of the angels of the porciuncula river
What does "mit"stand for * massachusetts institute of technology
What does "papillion" mean * butterfly
What does "the absent minded professor" teach * chemistry
What does "ursa major" mean in everyday english * big bear
What does 3 d mean * three dimensional * 3 dimensional
What does 4wd on a car indicate * four wheel drive
What does a Bedouin use an agal to secure * head cloth
What does a butterfly clip usually hold in position * hair
What does a cat use to determine if a space is too small to squeeze through * whiskers
What does a chromophobic fear * certain colors
What does a cobbler mend * shoes
What does a cooper make * barrels
What does a dolorimeter measure * pain
What does a fishmonger do for a living * sells fish
What does a heliologist study * the sun
What does a i stand for * artificial intelligence
What does a king cobra normally eat   beetles, rodents or snakes * snakes
What does a lepidopterist collect * butterflies
What does a linguist study * languages
What does a marsupial mouse have that other mice don't * a pouch * pouch
What does a meteorologist study * the weather
What does a mosquito vibrate to make its buzzing sound * wings
What does a numismatist collect * coins
What does a panaphobe fear * everything
What does a pedometer measure * walking distance
What does a person suffering from kleptomania want to do * steal
What does a philatelist collect * stamps
What does a philluminist collect * match box labels
What does a phobophobe fear * fear
What does a 'postman' normally receive in kids' party games * kisses
What does a road sign showing the rear of a car & wavy lines mean * slippery when wet
What does a soccer player have to do when the referee shows him a red card * leave the game
What does a taxidermist do * stuff animals
What does a zoologist study * animals
What does a.d. actually stand for * anno domini
What does a.m stand for * ante meridian
What does a.n.c stand for * african national congress
What does am/fm stand for * amplitude modulation/frequency modulation
What does amd stand for * advanced micro devices
What does am fm do for a living  * disc jockey
What does Amoco stand for * american oil company
What does an abecedarian study * alphabet
What does an agriologist study * primitive cultures
What does an agrologist study * soil
What does an agrostologist study * grass
What does an anemologist study * wind
What does an anthropophagist eat * people
What does an insect do when it moults * sheds its skin
What does an optician make * spectacles
What does an vexillologist study * flags
What does atp stand for * adenine triphosphate
What does awol stand for * absent without leave
What does basf stand for * baden aniline & soda factory
What does basic stand for * beginner's all purpose symbolic instruction code
What does bbiab mean  * be back in a bit
What does bbl mean  * be back later
What does bbs mean  * be back soon
What does blt stand for * bacon, lettuce, tomato
What does bmx stand for * bicycle motocross
What does bovine mean * cowlike
What does brb mean  * be right back
What does breaking the sound barrier cause * sonic boom
What does btu stand for * british thermal unit
What does c.o.d. mean in the business world * cash on delivery
What does captain furillo's main squeeze, joyce davenport, do for a living * assistant da
What does cat stand for  * computerised axial tomography
What does cb stand for * citizen's band
What does cbs stand for * columbia broadcasting system
What does 'cc' stand for in motor mechanics * cubic centimetre
What does cobol stand for * common business oriented language
What does conus stand for * continental united states
What does cpr stand for * cardiopulmonary resuscitation
In what Australian state would you find Salisbury * south australia
In what Australian state would you find Stirling * western australia
In what Australian state would you find Katherine * northern territory
In what Australian state would you find Hobart * tasmania
In what Australian state would you find Launceston * tasmania
In what Australian state would you find Devonport * tasmania
In what Australian state would you find Moe * victoria
In what Australian state would you find Wangaratta * victoria
In what Australian state would you find Bendigo * victoria
In what Australian state would you find Ipswich * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Dubbo * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Parkes * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Rockhampton * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Canberra * act
In what Australian state would you find Wagga Wagga * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Orange * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Bathurst * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Canowndra * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Moree * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Narabri * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Rockhampton * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Gladstone * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Maryborough * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Mackay * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Bundaberg * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Ballarat * victoria
In what Australian state would you find Mildura * victoria
In what Australian state would you find whyalla * south australia
In what Australian state would you find shepparton * victoria
In what Australian state would you find Taree * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Newcastle * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Cairns * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Kiama * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Wollongong * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Shellharbour * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Tamworth * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Armidale * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Inverell * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Horsham * victoria
In what Australian state would you find Swan Hill * victoria
In what Australian state would you find Port Pirie * south australia
In what Australian state would you find Surfers Paradise * queensland
In what Australian state would you find Coffs Harbour * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Maitland * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Cessnock * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Albury * new south wales * nsw
In what Australian state would you find Wodonga * victoria
In what Australian state would you find Fremantle * western australia
In what Australian state would you find Bunbury * western australia
In what Australian state would you find Geradlton * western australia
In what Australian state would you find Woomera * south australia
How do you tell a male chromosome from a female chromosome * pull down their genes
Where do arboreal animals live * trees
Which language calls itself Vlaams * flemish
What eventually killed Oliver Cromwell * malaria
Which european country will lose its independence if there is no heir to the throne * monaco
What were dachshunds bred to hunt * badgers
By which name is Eric Claudin better known * phantom of the opera
Which famous sporting venue is above NewYorks Pennsylvania Station * madison square gardens
What is the better known name of writer Madame Dudevant * george sand
How old is a horse when it changes from a filly to a mare * four
What form of execution did St Stephen the Martyr suffer * stoning
What Dickens work features Mr Wardle * pickwick papers
What name is given to the fleshy part of a horses tail * the dock
What can you buy in a bar that Japanese farmers massage into their cows to make the meat tender * gin
Which country was the first to legalise abortion * iceland
To which god was mount Parnasus sacred * apollo
Where were George Mallory & Andrew irvine heading when they were last seen alive * summit of everest
What did Lilius invent< Clavius complete and Pope Gregory XIII introduce * gregorian calander
What is your job if you have the title Imam * muslim leader
In what language is the Magna Carta written * latin
What is unusual about the elements mercury & bromime * liquid at room temperature
Name the wife who survived Henry VIII * catherine parr
What name is given to a stone female figure who supports a ceiling on her head * caryatid
What three words mean the same as 5,880,000,000,000 miles * one light year
What was awarded to a football player who scored 3 goals in one match * hat
Where would you find Fiordland National Park * new zealand
With what did writers replace the pouncepot * blotting paper
What is the metric word for a million * mega
What breakfast dish was ordered by a writer as a hangover cure * eggs benedict
Which religions various branches claims 100% of Afghanistans population * islam
What weapon was used by the Germans against Russia in 1915 * tear gas
Which doctor loved Lara Antipova * dr zhivago
What kind of tree is Alexander the Greats entire army said to have sheltered under * banyan
How many trouser legs are there in a standard Japanese kimono * none
Which English word is a combination of the first 2 letters of the Greek alphabet * alphabet
What are the 2 main divisions of chemistry * organic and inorganic
What was Anne's surname in Anne of Green Gables * shirley
What is the scientific name for a "spy in the cab" * tachograph
In 1983 NASA launches---------- . * telsat v
In 2161---------- : 8 of 9 planets aligned on same side of sun. * syzygy
In 526 Earthquake kills ---------- in Antioch, Syria. * 250,000
In 1506 Christopher ---------- explorer, dies in poverty in Spain at 55. * colombus
In 1690 England passes---------- , forgiving followers of James II. * act of grace
In 1799 Honore de ---------- France, novelist (Pere Goriot), born. * balzac
In 1806 John Stuart ---------- philosopher/political economist/Utilitarian, born. * mill
In 1874 Levi ---------- markets blue jeans with copper rivets, price $13.50 doz. * strauss
In 1900 ---------- modern Olympic games opens in Paris (lasted 5 months). * 2nd
In 1908 Jimmy---------- , actor (Mr Smith Goes to Wash, Wonderful Life), born. * stewart
In 1915 Moshe ---------- Israeli general/politician, born. * dayan
In 1926 Thomas ---------- says Americans prefer silent movies over talkies. * edison
In 1927 Great Britain via treaty grants ---------- 's kingdom independence. * saudi arabia
In 1944 Joe ---------- England, rock musician (You can leave your hat on), born. * cocker
In 1946---------- , rocker/actress (I got you babe, Jack Lalane, Mask), born. * cher
In 1956 Atomic fusion (thermonuclear) bomb dropped from plane----------- . * bikini atoll
In 1967 BBC bans Beatle's "---------- " (drug references). * a day in the life
In 1972 Republic of ---------- declared as constitution is ratified. * cameroon
In 1979 1st western pop star to tour the USSR----------- . * elton john
In 1985 FBI arrests John A ---------- Jr, convicted of spying for USSR. * walker
In 1989 ---------- declares martial law in Beijing. * china
In 1989 Gilda ---------- comedienne (Sat Night Live), dies at 42 of cancer. * radner
In 427 B.C. ---------- (Aristocles), philosopher/writer, Athens, born.  * plato
In 1471 Albrecht Dürer Nörnberg---------- , Renaissance painter/print maker, born.  * germany
In 1527 ---------- king of Spain (1556-98) & Portugal (1580-98), born.  * philip ii
In 1688 Alexander ---------- England, poet, born.  * pope
In 1904 Fats ---------- jazz pianist, composer (Ain't Misbehavin'), born.  * waller
In 1904 Federation Internationale de Football Association (---------- ), Soccer's World governing body forms.  * fifa
In 1927 Lindburgh lands in---------- , after 1st solo air crossing of Atlantic.  * paris
In 1948 Leo ---------- [Gerard], England, singer (When I Need Love), born.  * sayer
In 1952 Mr T [Lawrence Tero], ---------- , actor, (A-Team, Rocky III, T & T), born.  * chicago
In 1980 "---------- " premieres.  * empire strikes back
In 1983 David ---------- 's "Let's Dance" single goes #1.  * bowie
In 1991 Rajiv ---------- Indian Prime Minster, assassinated.  * gandhi
In 760 14th recorded ---------- passage of Halley's Comet. * perihelion
In 1807 Townsend ---------- 1st sells fruit-flavored carbonated drinks (Phila). * speakman
In 1813 Richard ---------- Leipsig Germany, composer (Ring, Flying Dutchman, Ride of the Valkries), born. * wagner
In 1858 Confederaci¢n ---------- (now Colombia) forms. * granadina
In 1859 Sir Arthur ---------- UK, brought Sherlock Holmes to life twice, born. * conan doyle
In 1868 Great Train Robbery; 7 men make off with ---------- in cash. * $98,000
In 1924 Charles ---------- Paris France, singer (Monsieur Carnavel), born. * aznavour
In 1939 Hitler & Mussolini sign "---------- ". * pact of steel
In 1959 ---------- (Steven Patrick) British rocker (The Smiths & solo artist), born. * morrissey
In 1965 Beatles' "---------- ," single goes #1. * ticket to ride
In 1967 Egyptian president ---------- closes Straits of Tiran to Israel. * nassar
In 1972 Ceylon becomes Republic of ---------- as its constitution is ratified. * sri lanka
In 1977 Final European scheduled run of the ---------- (94 years). * orient express
In 1990 Rocky ---------- boxer, dies at 71, of heart failure. * graziano
In 1430 Joan of Arc captured by ---------- who sold her to the English.  * burgundians
In 1533 King Henry VIII and Catherine of ---------- marriage declared null and void by the newly formed Church of England.  * aragon
In 1701 Captain ---------- is hanged in London after convicted of piracy and murder.  * kidd
In 1883 Douglas---------- , first and greatest of Hollywood's swashbucklers, born  * fairbanks
In 1873 Canada's North West Mounted Police force (The---------- ) first established.  * mounties
In 1915 Italy declared war on ---------- -Hungary in World War I.  * austria
In 1933 Joan ---------- (in London), actor, born  * collins
In 1934 ---------- and Clyde shot in Louisana ambush.  * bonnie
In 1934 Bonnie and ---------- shot in Louisana ambush.  * clyde
In 1934 Bonnie and Clyde shot in ---------- ambush.  * louisana
In 1937 Industrialist John D. ---------- died in Ormond Beach, FL.  * rockfeller
In 1945 Nazi ---------- committed suicide while in prison at Luneburg, Germany.  * himmler
In 1945 Nazi Himmler committed suicide while in prison at---------- , Germany.  * luneburg
In 1949 West ---------- was proclaimed.  * germany
In 1952 'Marvelous' ---------- (in New Jersey), boxer, born  * marvin hagler
In 1960 Israel announced capture of Nazi ---------- in Argentina.  * adolf eichmann
In 1686 Gabriel Daniel---------- , invented the thermometer * fahrenheit
In 1743 Jean-Paul---------- , philosopher born * marat
In 1844 Samuel F.B. Morse taps out "---------- ". * what hath god wrought
In 1899 The first auto repair shop opens in---------- , MA. * boston
In 1941 Robert ---------- (a.k.a. Bob Dylan) (in Minnesota), folk singer * zimmerman
In 1944 Patti---------- , singer born * labelle
In 1945 Priscilla---------- , actor, wife of Elvis born * presley
In 1954 First rocket to exceed ---------- altitude - White Sands, NM. * 150 mile
In 1959 First house with built-in ---------- exhibited, Pleasant Hills, Pa. * bomb shelter
In 1962 M. Scott ---------- aboard Aurora 7 is launched. * carpenter
In 1964 Beatles' third appearance on---------- . * ed sullivan
In 1975 Soyuz ---------- is launched. * 18b
In 585 B.C. 1st known prediction of a---------- . * solar eclipse
In 1085 St---------- , pope (1073-85), dies (birth date unknown). * gregory vii
In 1085 Alfonso VI of Castile captured---------- , Spain, and brought the Moorish center of science into Christian hands.  * toledo
In 1803 Ralph Waldo ---------- US, essayist/philosopher, born. * emerson
In 1810 Argentina declares independence from Napoleonic ---------- (Natl Day). * spain
In 1878 Bill "Bojangles"---------- , actor (Stormy Weather, Little Colonel), born. * robinson
In 1889 Igor ---------- developed a working helicopter, born. * sikorsky
In 1911 Revolution in ---------- overthrows President Diaz. * mexico
In 1914 British House of Commons passes---------- . * irish home rule
In 1926 Miles ---------- trumpeter; pioneered cool jazz (Porgy & Bess), born. * davis
What kind of fish is a 'porbeagle' * shark
In which year did the Pilgrim Fathers sail for the Americas * 1620
Popular in North America what kind of sport is 'birling' * log rolling
What is the mathematical diagram in which sets are represented by overlapping circles * venn
Who directed the films 'La Strada' and 'La Dolce Vita' * fellini
Zen is the form of Buddhism in which country * japan
'Zephyr' is the poetic name for what * west wind
"Erse" is another name for which language * gaelic
Which American author wrote Moby Dick * herman melville
The State Duma is the lower house of assembly in the parliament of which country * russia
Who wrote Wuthering Heights * emily bronte
What is the meaning of the word 'Dodecanese' * twelve islands
What was the title of Oliver Cromwell when he was head of the Commonwealth * lord protector
Ebenezer HowaWhat does the musical term 'pesante' mean * rd is most associated with the foundation of what * garden cities
What relation was Louis XV of France to Louis XIV * great grandson
What kind of animal is named after the botanist PeterPallas * cat
Who wrote the opera "the Thieving Magpie' * rossini
What does the musical term 'pesante' mean * heavy
Which footbal club won the European Cup the first 5 years in which it was held * real madrid
Which part of the tree produces the aromatic bitter of Angostura Bitters * bark
Who's album 'Pearl' was released posthumously * janis joplin
Which year of the Chinese calander began in the year 2000 * dragon
Hukusai and Hiroshige were famous Japanese what * artists
In which country was Graham Greene's novel 'A Burnt Out Case' set * belgian congo
Port Louis is the capital of which island state in the Indian Ocean * mauritius
What is the capital of Lithuania * vilnius
Richard I was the son of which English monarch * henry ii
In greek mythology who was the husband of Helen of Troy * menelaus
In which city does Rocky live in the film of the same name * philadelphia
In which year was Diana, Princess of Wales born * 1961
Whose last words were supposed to have been 'Let not poor Nelly starve' * charles ii
What artistic term was named after a French finance minister * silhouette
In mythology the fountain Aganippe was famous to whom * muses
Which part of the body is most affected by the disease diptheria * throat
The ELO system is used to rate players of which board game * chess
The thickness of what is given an 'swg' rating * wire
In which US state is the Lowell Observatory * arizona
Of what is agrostology the study * grasses
'I sing of arms and the man' is the first line of which famous work * the aeneid
In India what is 'pachisi' * board game
In which country was the Pahlavi family a ruling dynasty * iran
Benthos are plants and animals living where * water
Lake Nyasa forms most of which country's eastern border * malawi
Who painted the Rockerby Venus * velazquez
In which state is Yale University * connecticut
James Abbott McNeill were the first names of which artist * whistler
In which language was the poem 'Beowulf' written * old english
Florizel & Perdita are characters in which Shakespeare play * the winter's tale
The Parthenon in Athens is built in which architectural style * doric
If someone from Australia is Australian what is someone from New Zealand * new zealand
Lake Eyre, Australia's lowest point , is in which state * south australia
Which Saint translated the Vulgate bible * jerome
Which religious order was founded by Saint Bruno * carthusian
Which British Prime Minister was born in Canada * andrew bonar law
In Edward Lear's poem who married the owl and the Pussy-cat * turkey
Kappelkoff is the real surname of which actress * doris day
What kind of condition is 'protanopia' * colour blindness
What were the first names of T E Lawrence, known as Lawrence of Arabia * thomas edward
What sporting event first took place in 1903 * tour de france
Which of the United States is nicknamed the Equality State * wyoming
Sable is the heraldic name for which colour * black
Dapsang is another name for which major mountain * k2
Madame Tussard the waxwork founder was born in which city * strasbourg
Which planet has a year lasting approx. 88 earth days * mercury
Who wrote the classic science fiction novel ' Hellicona Spring" * brian aldiss
Ceres was the Roman goddess of what * agriculture
In the Gasden Purchase, the USA bought territory from which country * mexico
In Greek mythology, the nymph Callisto was turned into which creature * bear
Which epic film was based on a novel by Lew Wallace * ben hur
Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers * ice hockey
Of which country was Salvador Allende president * chile
Which Russian Tsar died at Ekaterinburg in 1918 * nicholas ii
The Mabinogion is a collection of legends from which country * wales
The Frenchwoman Jeanne Poisson was better known by which name * madame de pompadour
In which African country is the city of Bulawayo * zimbabwe
With which natural phenomena are Baily's Beads associated * solar eclipse
On which continent are the Iguaca waterfalls * south america
According to the title of a famous novel, there are how many 'Years of Solitude * one hundred
Whose teachings are collected in the Hadith * muhammad
Who won the Booker Prize for the novel 'The Bone People' * keri hulme
Which country was the first to elect a woman as head of state * iceland
In mythology, which maiden was saved from a sea by Perseus * andromeda
In which cult novel do gang members known as 'droogs' appear * a clockwork orange
Who was assassinated in Mexico in 1940 * trotsky
"Night of he Hunter' was the only film directed by which actor * charles laughton
In which field was Dame Ellen Terry famous * acting
The winter olympics were first held in which country * france
Which magazine was founded by the American Dewitt Wallace * reader's digest
Which people are known in their own language as Saami * lapps
What kind of insect is a 'whirligig' * beetle
Who would use an 'embouchure' in their work * musician
Who or what might be given an Apgar rating * baby
The Battle of Inkerman took place in which war * crimean
In the body what may be endocrine or exocrine * glands
What is the most northerly town in Europe * hammerfest
What nationality was the composer Delius * british
Which Russian word means openness * glasnost
The Palio, held in Siena, is what kind of race * horse
Which modern city was once called Byzantium * istanbul
Which artist painted 'Guernica' * picasso
In mediaval history, who was the lover of Heloise * abelard
During the 20th century who was the only England bowler to take a hat trick in an Ashes test * darren gough
Who was the Greek equivalent of the Roman god Vulcan * hephaestus
What is the literal meaning of the word 'cenotaph' * empty tomb
The eohippus was an early form of which animal * horse
Where was the first Three Tenors concert held * rome
What is the many- legged mythological sea creature of Scandinavia * kraken
The Olduvai Gorge, famous for its fossils, is in which country * tanzania
Mount Athos is famous for its many monasteries of which religion * greek orthodox
'Riotous Assembly' was the first novel by which author * tom sharpe
What name was given to the 8th century Muslim invaders of Spain * moors
Who was the father of Icarus * daedalus
What is the name of the body part which seperates the nostrils * septum
For which film did James Cagney win an oscar * yankee doodle dandy
Which country is ruled by two Captains Regent * san marino
The architect Edwin Lutyens is best known for his plans for which capital city * new delhi
Who was made the first Holy Roman Emperor * charlemagne
The Korat plateau in Thailand gives its name to what kind of animal * cat
The 'Wife of Bath' is a character from what tale * canterbury tales
The word 'bandit' comes from which language * italian
The Bosman ruling was a legal decision relating to which sport * football
In science, which term refers to the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom * atomic number
What kind of music is Struss's 'Die Fledermaus' * operetta
In which part of the world is the EC dollar a unit of currency * caribbean
Cape Verde is a former colony of which country * portugal
What is the literal meaning of the word 'Pharaoh' * great house
Which spirit is the base of a White Lady Cocktail * gin
The name of which dog breed is also the name for an animals footprint * pug
What is the name in a planet's orbit when it is nearest to the sun * perihelion
In which modern country is the site of the Battle of Balaklava * ukraine
Which chemical element takes its name from a German word for goblin * cobalt
Which herb is used to make the garnish 'gremolata' * parsley
Who did John F Kennedy succeed as US president * dwight d eisenhower
Which feature of the night sky is also known as a 'shooting star' * meteor
Which poet wrote 'Ode to the West Wind' * shelley
What is the name of the main European broadcasting system * pal
Bwana means Sir in which language * swahili
Who was the first cricketer to score 10,000 Test match runs * sunil gavaskar
Petrography is concerned with what * rocks
Which officer commands a platoon * lieutenant
Which British Queen was excommunicated by the Pope * elizabeth i
In which US state is the city of Minneapolis * minnesota
What kind of bird is a capercaillie * grouse
Ferdinand and Isabella were joint rulers in which country * spain
Who played the title role in the US sitcom * 'Rhoda' * valerie harper
Which small republic makes up Yugoslavia with Serbia * montenegro
Which sporting event was won 5 times by Eddy Merckx * tour de france
The most northerly point of mainland Africa is in which country * tunisia
Who was the mother of King John * eleanor of aquitaine
Which arteries carry blood to the head and neck * carotid
Michael Cain starred as Carter in the film Get Carter. Who plays Carter in this year's remake * sylvester stallone
Who was the last Ferrari driver before Michael Schumaker to win the Formula 1 World Championship * jody schechter
What is the capital of the Spanish province Cantabria * santander
A ship due to leave port flies a 'Blue Peter'. What does the flag look like * blue rectangle with a white rectangular centre
Lake Tana, the source of the Blue Nile, lies in which country * ethiopia
Of whom did the artist Lucien Freud paint a postcard-sized portrait in 1998 entitled, "Eight Months Gone"  Jerry Hall
Which country's borders was established in 1919 by the 'Treaty of St.Germain' * austria
In which country is the town originally called Angostura, a place which gave its name to a herbal bitter drink * venezuela
The film Apocalypse Now was based on whose novel * joseph conrad
Which nut is used to make Marzipan * almond
After Paris which is the largest French speaking city in the world * montreal
Who played 'Kookie' in the T.V. series Seventy Seven Sunset Strip * ed byrnes
Whose autobiography is called ' All of me' * barbara windsor
Which country left the Commonwealth in 1949 and has not rejoined * eire
Who won an Oscar for his role in the film 'The Fugitive" * tommy lee jones
Which was the first British group to have 3 consecutive U.K. No. 1 hits that went straight to No. 1 upon release * gerry and the pacemakers
Who was the first man to win the Formula One motor racing championship * farina
In music what is a chromatic scale * a scale made up of semi-tones
In the English legal system how many judges form a quorum in the Court of Appeal * three * 3
In which USA state is Frankfort the capital * kentucky
Who plays the boy in the film 'Billy Elliot' * jamie bell
Which two colours appear on the Bangladesh flag * green & red
On which city did Charles Darrow base his original game of Monopoly * atlantic city
Elsinore Castle is the setting for which of Shakespeare's plays * hamlet
Which film director coined the term "Paparazzi" to describe intrusive photographers * fellini
What was Abelard's punishment for his romance with Heloise * he was castrated
Who wrote the novel ' Anna of the Five Towns' * arnold bennett
What name is given to the hypothetical super-continent which consisted of all the present continents before they split up * pangaea
Which event of 1995 was advertised by the complete day's print of 'The Times' newspaper being offered to the public free of charge * launch of windows 95
Name the former topless model who inherited $300 million from her late husband J. Howard Marshall II * anna nicole smith
Which artists work entitled '' My Bed'' shocked the art world when exhibited at the Tate Gallery in 1999 * tracey emin
What does the Italian word "Paparazzi" mean * little fleas
In transport terms, what is an ACV * air cushioned vehicle * hovercraft
Lake Vanern is the largest lake in which country * sweden
Which film actress, in 1991, appeared nude and in a state of late pregnancy on the cover of 'Vanity Fair' magazine * demi moore
Which modern country occupies the former Roman province of Lusitania * portugal
Which sauce has the same name as a state in Mexico * tabasco
Which Alan Parker film dealt with racial murders in America * mississippi burning
Which country left the Commonwealth in 1987 and has not rejoined * fiji
After Athens which is the largest Greek speaking city in the world * melbourne
Who played 'Cricket Blake' in the 1960s T.V. series Hawaiian Eye * connie stevens
25 years after first playing James Bond Sean Connery won an Oscar for his part in which film * the untouchables
Who was the second man to win the Formula One motor racing championship * ascari
Which edible nut of the American hickory tree is similar to a Walnut * pecan
In music what is a pentatonic scale * a scale of five notes only
Where was the painting by Michaelangelo , valued at £8 million pounds recently found, after remaining unrecognised for more than 250 years * castle howard
In the English legal system there are three Divisions in the High Court of Justice. One is the Family division. Name the other two * queen's bench & chancery
In which USA state is Raleigh the capital * north carolina
Who is the 'invisible' star of the film   ' Hollow Man' * kevin bacon
Who is always the victim the game of Cluedo * dr. black
Which two colours appear on the Vietnam flag * yellow & red
Which of Shakespeare's plays is set in the Forest of Arden * as you like it
Why was Eric Moussambani famous at the Sydney Olympic games * the slow but heroic swimmer from equatorial guinea
Velveteen is made from a mixture of Silk and which other fibre * cotton
What is Rapec * type of snuff
Which two countries were involved in the 'Battle of the Thames' * britain & canada
What nationality was the sculpture Brancusi * romanian
From which date does the legal term ' Time Immemorial' apply * 1189 * the death of henry ii
Which country was the first to give women the vote * new zealand
What are the two highest consecutive numbers that can be multiplied together to give a number less than 1,000 * 31 & 32
The film 'Dancer in the dark' features which pop star * bjork
In the 1969  Apollo 11 landing, who stayed in the command module * michael collins
The Bear and the Dragon is the last novel by which writer * tom clancey
In which English county is Malpas     Cheshire
What was Fred Astaire's real name * frederick austerlitz
What name did the Standard Oil Co. of California adopt * esso
Between what ages is a brandy or port described as VSOP * 20 to 25 years
What are the two christian names of HE Bates * herbert ernest
Which bottled water originates in Dovedale * ashbourne
Which actress has the real name Diane Hall * diane keaton
Which Mediterranean island is named after a metal * cyprus
By what name is the bird Pica Pica better known * magpie
In telephony, what do the initials ADSL stand for * asymmetric digital subscriber line
Which Guitarist was in the original line up of Thin Lizzie * eric bell
In telephony, what do the initials ISDN stand for * integrated services digital network
By what name is the bird Troglodytes Troglodytes better known WREN
Who was the world's longest reigning monarch * louis xiv of france
In the oil industry, what do the letters VLCC mean * very large crude carrier
Between what ages is a brandy or port described as VSO * 12 to 17 years
What was Cecil B. De Mille's Middle name * blount
Which city is home to Coleman's mustard * norwich
Which actor's real name is Emmanuel Goldenberg * edward g robinson
Which Mediterranean island is named after the soldiers who were skilled in the use of slings * the balearics
Who was the guitarist in the 70's and 80's band, Be-Bop Deluxe * bill nelson
If you were to fly due West from New York, what would be the next country you would fly over * japan
Who was the Pope who served for the shortest time * urban vii
Which sport requires stones to be 'thrown' at houses * curling
What are hiragana and katakana * japanese alphabets
Where are the Descartes highlands * on the moon
Which English writer was named after a Staffordshire lake * rudyard kipling
Who played the part of the Headmistress in the film 'Blue Murder at St.Trinians * alistair sim
Which Mammal has the highest blood pressure * giraffe
Which British Railway station has the greatest number of platforms * waterloo
Who, recently, has been appointed as patron saint of politicians * thomas moore
In a Gilbert and Sullivan opera, who was John Wellington Wells * sorcerer
Who, or what is a trogon * tropical bird
Which European country has regions named Limburg, Drente and Brabant * netherlands
Hartford is the capital of which American state * connecticut
What is the decimal equivalent of the binary number 11011 * twenty seven * 27
Whose novels include 'Restoration' and 'The Way I Found Her' * rose tremain
With over 41% of the population, which country has the highest ratio of cellular mobile phones * finland
Which country has won the most Nobel Prizes for Literature * france
Which country has the most telephones per 100 inhabitants * sweden
Which band recorded the live album 'Live and Dangerous' * thin lizzie
Which country has won the most Nobel Prizes for Peace * u s a
Whose novels include 'The Joy Luck Club' and The Kitchen God's Wife * 'amy tan
Which band recorded the live album 'Strangers in the Night' * ufo
What is the decimal equivalent of the binary number 10011 * seventeen * 17
Montpelier is the capital of which American state * vermont
Which country has regions named Cyreniaca, Tripolitania and Fezzan * libya
Which F1 racing driver, after receiving the last rites, went on to win 2 world championships * niki lauda
Which is Britain's largest native carnivore * badger
As of November 2000, which golfer has won the most prize money in international competition * greg norman
Which UK city, other than London, has a station called Charing Cross * glasgow
What are the four colours of croquet balls * red, yellow, blue, black
Who said "In future, everyone will be famous for 15 minutes" * andy warhol
Brigham Young was a pioneer of which institution * the mormon church
Who's advertisement ends 'The ultimate active sports vehicle * ' bmw
Of which country is Maseru the capital * lesotho
Who's current album is entitled 'Sing when you're winning' * robbie williams
Who won the 2000 Booker prize * margaret atwood
Which country has won the most tug of war world championships * england
What is a guanaco * wild llama
What,mainly,is added to iron to make steel resistant to corrosion * chromium
Of which Spanish province is Santander the capital city * cantabria * 
Which major US city is in Dade County * miami
Whose latest album is called "Forever" * spice girls
On which Scottish island is the malt whisky, Talisker, produced * skye
Which book begins "Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without any presents" * little women
Who in fiction rode a horse called "Shadowfax" * the wizard gandalf
What instrument did jazz musician, Woody Herman, play * clarinet
What is the capital city of Azerbaijan * baku
What was the real name of Boris Karloff * william henry pratt
Of which Spanish province is Seville the capital city * andalucia
"Earth has not anything to show more fair" is the first line of a poem by whom * wordworth
In Gulliver's Travels, from what did the scientists seek to get sunshine * cucumbers
What instrument did jazz musician, Chet Baker, play * trumpet
What is the capital city of Botswana * gaberone
What was the real name of the actress, Gloria Swanson * gloria may josephine svensson
Who, in 1976, were the 3 original actresses in "Charlie's Angels" * jaclyn smith, kate jackson & farah fawcett
Which English Benedictine monk is known as the Apostle of  Germany * st boniface
What was the nickname of Charles Heidsick, the 19th Century French wine producer * champagne charlie
Who is the last Italian-born driver to have been Motor Racing Formula One world champion * mario andretti
Who was the last communist leader of East Germany * egon krenz
Whose autobiography is entitled "Life is a Roller Coaster" * ronan keating
In which opera is the Anvil Chorus * il trovatore
Which foodstuff has types called "blanket" and "honeycomb" * tripe
Where in the world would you find Adelie Land * antarctica
In which year was the "Barbie" doll launched * 1959
How is "Maria Kalageropoulos" better known * maria callas
Which "Coronation Street" character was played by Ian Mercer * gary mallett
In which modern country is Mesopotamia * iraq
Who composed the title music to the film "The Deerhunter" * stanley myers
Which female vocalist released an album entitled "Drag" * k d lang
What type of creature is a Fritillary * butterfly
In which river is the group of about 1,500 islands known as "Thousand Islands" * st lawrence river
What is the longest continuous footpath in the world * appalachian trail
Which herb is used to make "Pesto Sauce" * basil
Gina Hemphill carried the Olympic Torch at the opening ceremony of the 1984 Summer Olympic Games. Who was her famous grandfather * jesse owens
Which stretch of water separates Sardinia and Corsica * strait of bonifaccio
Where in the world would you find the Provinces of Santa Cruz, Rio Negro, Chubut and Neuquen * patagonia * argentina
In which year was the "Cindy" doll launched * 1961
How is "Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar" better known * el cid
In which modern country is the biblical land of Sheba * yemen
Who composed the title music to TV's "Inspector Morse" * barrington pheloung
Which female vocalist had a top ten hit in 1988 with "Je ne sais pourquoi" * kylie minogue
What type of creature is a Whirligig * water beetle
Of which country does the group of about 100 islands, known variously as the Spice Islands, the Moluccas, Maluku and Pulau Seribu, form part * indonesia
What name is given to an isolated mountain peak protruding through an ice sheet * nunatuk
Which spirit is the characteristic ingredient of "Planter's Punch" * rum
Who was the first black Wimbledon singles champion * althea gibson
What is the name of the stretch of water that separates Iceland and Greenland * denmark strait
Who, in 1947, was the first man to break the sound barrier * chuck yeager
Which artist painted "The Potato Eaters" * vincent van gogh
How many member states are there in the United Arab Emirates * seven * 7
Which 3 actresses are the new "Charlie's Angels" * lucy liu, drew barrymore & cameron diaz
What mode of transport was invented in 1959 by the Canadian, Armand Bombardier * snowmobile
What is measured on the Mohs scale * hardness of minerals
Who composed the songs "The Old Folks at Home" and "Beautiful Dreamer" * stephen foster
In which Royal residence did both George V and George VI die * sandringham
In which war did the battle of Sedan take place * franco-prussian
Who, in 1902, made the first million selling record * enrico caruso
In 1896 the speed limit for horseless carriages was raised from 4 mph to what * 14 mph
Which chemical element is named after the 1959 winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics * laurencium
What is the state capital of MichiganLansing
Who was married to Francis II, Lord Darnley and The Earl of Bosworth * mary, queen of scots
Which islands way of life and culture is described as Bajun * barbados
In the bible the book of Psalms is attributed to King David, to who is the book of Ecclesiastes attributed * solomon
In Verdi's opera Rigoletto what is the occupation of Rigoletto * court jester
Who was the Chief Designer of the Supermarine Spitfire * reginald mitchell
In which country would you find the River Meander * turkey
In which year was the infamous Salem witch trials held * 1692
To which family of fishes does the Tuna belong * mackerel
When performing pop artist Marshall Mathers uses which name * eminen
Who followed Grover Cleveland as US President in 1897 * william mckinley
What is the SI unit of capacitance * farad
With what invention is the name James Oughtred associated * slide rule
Name the Greek equivalent of the Roman god Juno * hera
The plant Lunaria Annua is grown mainly for its seed cases and used in flower arranging by what name is it more commonly known * honesty
Who was the Chief Designer of the AVRO Lancaster bomber aircraft * ray chadwick
For which team will Jensen Button be driving in the forthcoming Formula 1 World Championship motor racing season * benneton
Galena is the principal Lead ore which other element is combined with the metal to form Galena * sulphur
Who wrote the children's novel The Secret Garden * francis hodgson burnett
The Dirty Harry franchise ran to five films what was the title of the final 1988 film * the dead pool
Who is the chairman of the US Federal Reserve Bank * alan greenspan
Who is the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Nike * victoria
Who wrote the poem Anthem for Doomed Youth * wilfred owen
In which year did Alexander Graham Bell invent the telephone * 1876
Which astronomer discovered the planet Uranus in 1781 * william herschel
The Pinotage grape is a native of which country * south africa
Marie Osmond has only had one UK hit single as a solo artist name it * paper roses
What is the equivalent RAF rank to Sub-lieutenant RN and Lieutenant in the army * flying officer
Which partnership was responsible for the musical Paint Your Wagon * lerner & loewe
Which disease was known as the Kings Evil * scrofula
In which musical work is there a jester called Jack Point * yeomen of the guard
The Mariana Trench is the deepest point of the Pacific Ocean to what depth does it reach. Give answer in feet. * 36,160
The Police Academy film franchise ran to seven films, what was the title of the final 1994 film * police academy: mission to moscow
Who was the Chief Designer of the Hawker Hurricane fighter aircraft * sidney camm
Name the Greek equivalent of the Roman god Saturn * cronos
The plant Gypsophila Paniculata is grown predominantly for making bouquets what is its more common name * babies breath
In the bible to whom is the book of Lamentations attributed * jeremiah
Who is President of the European Central Bank * wim duisenberg
For which team will Neil Hodgson be riding in the forthcoming World Superbike Motorcycling season * ducatti
Who was the Designer of the Vickers Wellington bomber aircraft * barnes wallace
Bauxite is the principal ore of Aluminium, which other element is combined with the metal in this ore * oxygen
he Marquis of Blandford is heir to which British Peerage * duke of marlborough
Which US states way of life and culture is described as Cajun * louisiana
In which year were the infamous Pendle witch trials held * 1612
Who wrote the children's novel The Story of Doctor Doolittle * hugh lofting
In which country would you find the Kremista Dam * greece
Who followed Grover Cleveland as US President in 1889 * benjamin harrison
To which family of fishes does the Sprat belong * herring
Who is credited with inventing the world's first mechanical calculating machine * blaise pascal
The Simplon Tunnel runs between which two countries * italy & switzerland
With which sport is Joe Calzaghe associated * boxing
Who wrote the children's story Badjelly the Witch * spike milligan
In the world of communications for what do the letters U R L stand for * uniform resource locator
What is the inscription on the squadron badge of 617 Squadron * apres moi le deluge
Truck, Canton and Hoist are amongst others parts of what * flag
Who wrote the play Heartbreak House * george bernard shaw
Who wrote the opera Pagliacci * leoncavallo
In which year was the liner Queen Elizabeth 2 launched * 1967
Who wrote A History of English Speaking Peoples * winston churchill
In what class of animals is a Herpetologist interested * reptiles
By what name was outlaw Harry Longbaugh better known * sundance kid
In which country is the port of Stravangar * norway
In which year did Great Britain first apply for membership of the Common Market * 1961
Who was the first Plantaggenet King of England * henry i
UnScramble this Word:  i c u r l e k * luckier
UnScramble this Word:  e g i t p n m * pigment
UnScramble this Word:  a g i l n w i * wailing
UnScramble this Word:  o t i r e g u * goutier
UnScramble this Word:  p d s o e a p * apposed
UnScramble this Word:  i m r f o u n * uniform
UnScramble this Word:  m o n a i a m * ammonia
UnScramble this Word:  a s e s r p s * passers
UnScramble this Word:  a r e f f c h * chaffer
UnScramble this Word:  a t u d o n l * outland
UnScramble this Word:  i e e r t e n * teenier
UnScramble this Word:  a t a a t c n * cantata
UnScramble this Word:  c s t e p i n * incepts
UnScramble this Word:  r s c m r e e * mercers
UnScramble this Word:  m u l r s e m * slummer
UnScramble this Word:  e e i n t k r * kernite
UnScramble this Word:  i o o g r n t * rooting
UnScramble this Word:  i s n s o u n * unisons
UnScramble this Word:  i s e n c o s * cession
UnScramble this Word:  o h o e l f x * foxhole
UnScramble this Word:  a l t t c a u * tactual
UnScramble this Word:  a l e e r s e * release
UnScramble this Word:  e d t k r i l * kirtled
UnScramble this Word:  e e c s t r f * refects
UnScramble this Word:  o t e s r l i * loiters
UnScramble this Word:  o i c l i c d * codicil
UnScramble this Word:  t e l v o i a * violate
UnScramble this Word:  o t i g n s r * sorting
UnScramble this Word:  n g f b f u i * buffing
UnScramble this Word:  a m y s h l n * hymnals
UnScramble this Word:  i i e t s t d * tidiest
UnScramble this Word:  o l e m m t r * trommel
UnScramble this Word:  e g i s n c n * censing
UnScramble this Word:  i p l r e s m * simpler
UnScramble this Word:  c s r h e a r * archers
UnScramble this Word:  r e v t i f u * furtive
UnScramble this Word:  i n g b r a a * bargain
UnScramble this Word:  e s n a t r c * recants
UnScramble this Word:  l t t r e g i * glitter
UnScramble this Word:  n t o r c e u * recount
UnScramble this Word:  r d k n e c a * cranked
UnScramble this Word:  e s y a k l n * alkynes
UnScramble this Word:  y a n s t t r * tyrants
UnScramble this Word:  r s i v r a e * variers
UnScramble this Word:  a s o h m f t * fathoms
UnScramble this Word:  t s n s n e e * sennets
UnScramble this Word:  o r l u a m d * modular
UnScramble this Word:  u e o e l a r * aureole
UnScramble this Word:  p e r c i s h * spheric
UnScramble this Word:  k y a s u q w * squawky
UnScramble this Word:  i g n t i s m * smiting
UnScramble this Word:  s e r t e a u * austere
UnScramble this Word:  a e n l i p r * praline
UnScramble this Word:  a c i s t e l * elastic
UnScramble this Word:  c d h t e s y * scythed
UnScramble this Word:  a l u e b t l * bullate
UnScramble this Word:  e l a s s t l * sallets
UnScramble this Word:  i k l d e t c * tickled
UnScramble this Word:  e r p c i h p * chipper
UnScramble this Word:  r v e s r t e * reverts
UnScramble this Word:  r f f c i t a * traffic
UnScramble this Word:  i c t g s a r * gastric
UnScramble this Word:  l r h t e s i * slither
UnScramble this Word:  i k l s e t c * tickles
UnScramble this Word:  o s i a b l n * albinos
UnScramble this Word:  t u m d s e t * smutted
UnScramble this Word:  o l i g n c o * cooling
UnScramble this Word:  l s s w a e e * weasels
UnScramble this Word:  i g i p n p p * pipping
UnScramble this Word:  e o d s e r c * recodes
UnScramble this Word:  m s e u r i m * immures
UnScramble this Word:  w g n n i f a * fawning
UnScramble this Word:  a l u a c c s * accusal
UnScramble this Word:  a n u s r y w * runways
UnScramble this Word:  o n f m u o l * mouflon
UnScramble this Word:  u e b b l q i * quibble
UnScramble this Word:  r s n p a t a * tarpans
UnScramble this Word:  a d l b e w r * warbled
UnScramble this Word:  i r i s e d a * diaries
UnScramble this Word:  g s a u l l i * ligulas
UnScramble this Word:  a c t y i b r * barytic
UnScramble this Word:  i k i g n s l * silking
UnScramble this Word:  s s r t e t a * tasters
UnScramble this Word:  r r e i d d e * derider
UnScramble this Word:  m d g n e s i * smidgen
UnScramble this Word:  e d u d p e t * deputed
UnScramble this Word:  a n e e h n b * henbane
UnScramble this Word:  r e u s r e a * erasure
UnScramble this Word:  i s h c e d t * ditches
UnScramble this Word:  l w f y l b o * blowfly
UnScramble this Word:  i s a w m w g * wigwams
UnScramble this Word:  e s t k t e l * kettles
UnScramble this Word:  o l i d e d l * dollied
UnScramble this Word:  t e r e c x e * excrete
UnScramble this Word:  a s a k c r n * ransack
UnScramble this Word:  i t e s r s t * sitters
UnScramble this Word:  a f r n o s f * saffron
UnScramble this Word:  m d e p l s a * sampled
UnScramble this Word:  a d o g e t n * tangoed
UnScramble this Word:  e t u y b r l * butlery
UnScramble this Word:  l n s d e f e * flensed
UnScramble this Word:  i d i r g e d * giddier
UnScramble this Word:  i b i g n j b * jibbing
UnScramble this Word:  v e v o l i n * involve
UnScramble this Word:  e r s f e r h * fresher
UnScramble this Word:  b y a e s l a * sayable
UnScramble this Word:  a y t i l t c * tacitly
UnScramble this Word:  u l a s s c t * cutlass
UnScramble this Word:  o f u e s c n * confuse
UnScramble this Word:  o h i p s f p * foppish
UnScramble this Word:  r r s s e t u * trusser
UnScramble this Word:  g y l a a n o * analogy
UnScramble this Word:  e l e p l r s * respell
UnScramble this Word:  e l i m s r a * realism
UnScramble this Word:  e r e w k a n * wakener
UnScramble this Word:  z t s i e d o * doziest
UnScramble this Word:  l b o d b e s * bobsled
UnScramble this Word:  l r k n e f a * flanker
UnScramble this Word:  i r u g c n l * curling
UnScramble this Word:  l r v a e c e * cleaver
UnScramble this Word:  i c u e d l t * ductile
UnScramble this Word:  a g n n i m o * moaning
UnScramble this Word:  a s u t e b t * battues
UnScramble this Word:  s n i s k e a * kinases
UnScramble this Word:  e s f c f o e * coffees
UnScramble this Word:  r b o y s l e * soberly
UnScramble this Word:  s s n e r c a * caserns
UnScramble this Word:  p r t s s e i * stripes
UnScramble this Word:  e r b w b e i * webbier
UnScramble this Word:  h s m c a c a * chacmas
UnScramble this Word:  d d a y j l e * jadedly
UnScramble this Word:  o t c y a c p * copycat
UnScramble this Word:  e d b m r a l * marbled
UnScramble this Word:  e e a t g v n * ventage
UnScramble this Word:  i e d y l f x * fixedly
UnScramble this Word:  r i n d e d a * drained
UnScramble this Word:  r c t l a f a * fractal
UnScramble this Word:  a d l r e p d * paddler
UnScramble this Word:  o e o a l f v * foveola
UnScramble this Word:  e h a s w h e * heehaws
UnScramble this Word:  e u i e n g n * genuine
UnScramble this Word:  o b e s r b m * bombers
UnScramble this Word:  a d e i l f l * flailed
UnScramble this Word:  i m e s m r o * memoirs
UnScramble this Word:  l a c s a a p * alpacas
UnScramble this Word:  n r e g i r a * rangier
UnScramble this Word:  a p n t u i l * unplait
UnScramble this Word:  a e r e p t l * prelate
UnScramble this Word:  n s s w r o e * worsens
UnScramble this Word:  e d k o e d c * decoked
UnScramble this Word:  a s e n t g n * gannets
UnScramble this Word:  l e n s e a k * alkenes
UnScramble this Word:  o k w y a f l * folkway
UnScramble this Word:  a s o s n r m * ramsons
UnScramble this Word:  u m o k c h m * hummock
UnScramble this Word:  r r l l e c u * cruller
UnScramble this Word:  l x i e l f e * flexile
UnScramble this Word:  u w o t r m d * mudwort
UnScramble this Word:  g s r h e s i * sighers
UnScramble this Word:  o e a d g s n * sondage
UnScramble this Word:  r s t b a o e * boaters
UnScramble this Word:  d c e d d e i * decided
UnScramble this Word:  e r u s o c t * scouter
UnScramble this Word:  c t a s l a e * acetals
UnScramble this Word:  t s e a p s c * aspects
UnScramble this Word:  e s a v s i g * visages
UnScramble this Word:  u d e n k c l * clunked
UnScramble this Word:  n e a l v e s * enslave
UnScramble this Word:  a r u r g e l * regular
UnScramble this Word:  r w e s l c e * crewels
UnScramble this Word:  o s e k t r c * rockets
UnScramble this Word:  o c h s o p n * ponchos
UnScramble this Word:  u a i a r a q * aquaria
UnScramble this Word:  o s u e r p s * poseurs
UnScramble this Word:  r r k n e d u * drunker
UnScramble this Word:  e s l s e m a * measles
UnScramble this Word:  h s u c o l g * cloughs
UnScramble this Word:  v l a e r s e * several
UnScramble this Word:  f s t e s i n * infests
UnScramble this Word:  l s u o r p e * pelorus
UnScramble this Word:  s t d l u o e * loudest
UnScramble this Word:  n g i r n e u * enuring
UnScramble this Word:  s a r d p e i * praised
UnScramble this Word:  d e s c u r a * crusade
UnScramble this Word:  u l a a v l v * valvula
UnScramble this Word:  i e r s p m l * prelims
UnScramble this Word:  r s k h n o e * honkers
UnScramble this Word:  s c h c i p y * psychic
UnScramble this Word:  l n m b e c u * clubmen
UnScramble this Word:  t i o y m l s * moistly
UnScramble this Word:  c h i s u q n * squinch
UnScramble this Word:  t l e d b e a * belated
UnScramble this Word:  s e r e p i s * pressie
UnScramble this Word:  u r t a a m e * amateur
UnScramble this Word:  a p i g n n p * napping
UnScramble this Word:  i i r e i s d * iridise
UnScramble this Word:  w a h g t e l * thalweg
UnScramble this Word:  h r p p e w i * whipper
UnScramble this Word:  e n a s f r n * fanners
UnScramble this Word:  e i l s l r f * refills
UnScramble this Word:  t e r d a o u * outdare
UnScramble this Word:  o m p s m y t * symptom
UnScramble this Word:  z y n c i h t * chintzy
UnScramble this Word:  a n e s r l n * lanners
UnScramble this Word:  u m c s n a t * sanctum
UnScramble this Word:  n h s n i d o * donnish
UnScramble this Word:  n t o s h g u * gunshot
UnScramble this Word:  n t u l b o a * butanol
UnScramble this Word:  e t i g n v r * verting
UnScramble this Word:  u l i h s d l * dullish
UnScramble this Word:  o s i l n g b * goblins
UnScramble this Word:  e r t w t i i * wittier
UnScramble this Word:  o a l a i r s * rosalia
UnScramble this Word:  r r e k i b a * barkier
UnScramble this Word:  e s n t n i i * tinnies
UnScramble this Word:  r s l o e a e * areoles
UnScramble this Word:  e t e c p p r * percept
UnScramble this Word:  n e o l s e c * enclose
UnScramble this Word:  i o c t u l n * linocut
UnScramble this Word:  n s r t e w i * winters
UnScramble this Word:  p s a e t u b * upbeats
UnScramble this Word:  x l u e d e c * exclude
UnScramble this Word:  u m r k a b c * buckram
UnScramble this Word:  i d l s y t o * styloid
UnScramble this Word:  r r k a e w e * wreaker
UnScramble this Word:  i a l r g e r * glarier
UnScramble this Word:  a r a o m t c * marcato
UnScramble this Word:  i l a r b e m * balmier
UnScramble this Word:  i p a g z n p * zapping
UnScramble this Word:  i g i t n l l * lilting
UnScramble this Word:  u o c r a t o * touraco
UnScramble this Word:  a l u n t a r * natural
UnScramble this Word:  l g i t s e e * elegist
UnScramble this Word:  o y n r e j u * journey
UnScramble this Word:  l e a b t g o * globate
UnScramble this Word:  r n m w e c e * crewmen
UnScramble this Word:  a t i m s b p * baptism
UnScramble this Word:  i s c l t i h * litchis
UnScramble this Word:  u b l d e b r * burbled
UnScramble this Word:  b g n b i f o * fobbing
UnScramble this Word:  e t e i s e r * eeriest
UnScramble this Word:  u w a s y s b * subways
UnScramble this Word:  e t c c r i l * circlet
UnScramble this Word:  r a p c r o o * corpora
UnScramble this Word:  i g i t n m l * milting
UnScramble this Word:  s v e r r o i * revisor
UnScramble this Word:  s s e c l m a * mascles
UnScramble this Word:  p r e d n u t * uptrend
UnScramble this Word:  e n o s s t n * sonnets
UnScramble this Word:  s h t t r a i * tartish
UnScramble this Word:  i s a u l v s * visuals
UnScramble this Word:  t e p c m o e * compete
UnScramble this Word:  y r r l a a a * arrayal
UnScramble this Word:  u y o t n b t * buttony
UnScramble this Word:  e d u g o r t * grouted
UnScramble this Word:  n c h t i g a * gnathic
UnScramble this Word:  o r s d e c u * coursed
UnScramble this Word:  i a o a n g s * agnosia
UnScramble this Word:  i t o s r v c * victors
UnScramble this Word:  i g i g n b l * bilging
UnScramble this Word:  b v o e m l a * movable
UnScramble this Word:  t e r r e e c * erecter
UnScramble this Word:  r p s n a i i * aspirin
UnScramble this Word:  r d s w e b o * browsed
UnScramble this Word:  e g i w n m o * meowing
UnScramble this Word:  t s g g d a e * gadgets
UnScramble this Word:  l c c s o t u * occults
UnScramble this Word:  i s u p t i r * pituris
UnScramble this Word:  e p i s d r p * dippers
UnScramble this Word:  s u o l c e n * counsel
UnScramble this Word:  a s n s a t z * stanzas
UnScramble this Word:  n g v h l e i * helving
UnScramble this Word:  i a o g b n t * boating
UnScramble this Word:  e r p n p i i * nippier
UnScramble this Word:  i w a g b n l * bawling
UnScramble this Word:  p a c r s e r * scarper
UnScramble this Word:  i h s n i s w * swinish
UnScramble this Word:  a a t s e m l * malates
UnScramble this Word:  u s e k r p c * puckers
UnScramble this Word:  a s l p e d p * dapples
UnScramble this Word:  a c a a r m s * mascara
UnScramble this Word:  u n i n o m n * munnion
UnScramble this Word:  p n i l a e x * explain
UnScramble this Word:  r t e d p e e * petered
UnScramble this Word:  u y i t l m s * mustily
UnScramble this Word:  e d t m t o l * mottled
UnScramble this Word:  s s l o r a e * oarless
UnScramble this Word:  r g n d i c a * carding
UnScramble this Word:  s t m c l a e * calmest
UnScramble this Word:  p s u i o i m * impious
UnScramble this Word:  a n a s m l u * manuals
UnScramble this Word:  e a l e u r v * revalue
UnScramble this Word:  l d e s r e u * eluders
UnScramble this Word:  b s r c e h u * cherubs
UnScramble this Word:  e v i e n c r * cervine
UnScramble this Word:  l c t t i g o * glottic
UnScramble this Word:  k l l t e s i * skillet
UnScramble this Word:  y s d m y a a * maydays
UnScramble this Word:  r e l r c e a * clearer
UnScramble this Word:  a r o s w y r * yarrows
UnScramble this Word:  l b m n a c u * clubman
UnScramble this Word:  e g i n n k e * keening
UnScramble this Word:  m s n p a t y * tympans
UnScramble this Word:  l n g r e c i * clinger
UnScramble this Word:  r s e g l g u * gurgles
UnScramble this Word:  v r e d d e i * derived
UnScramble this Word:  i e a r t c r * cirrate
UnScramble this Word:  i r l g e h g * higgler
UnScramble this Word:  u r e t i f l * flutier
UnScramble this Word:  e s g m n i l * mingles
UnScramble this Word:  h r o d i t e * theroid
UnScramble this Word:  i a e g p n k * peaking
UnScramble this Word:  i y t d i a v * avidity
UnScramble this Word:  o g i l n d l * dolling
UnScramble this Word:  r u g t h b o * brought
UnScramble this Word:  e u e s n r t * neuters
UnScramble this Word:  a r l b e d b * dabbler
UnScramble this Word:  e p i s r r p * rippers
UnScramble this Word:  i d e t t s h * shitted
UnScramble this Word:  e d w t a r l * trawled
UnScramble this Word:  h y e v r s i * shivery
UnScramble this Word:  e r e i d n x * indexer
UnScramble this Word:  c d e i t u n * uncited
UnScramble this Word:  i h i m u l t * lithium
UnScramble this Word:  i r l d e k n * kindler
UnScramble this Word:  a n m l e r i * railmen
UnScramble this Word:  i u l g f n x * fluxing
UnScramble this Word:  t s n u e a t * attunes
UnScramble this Word:  u l a s u u n * unusual
UnScramble this Word:  o a p d s i r * sparoid
UnScramble this Word:  o t e l s n b * noblest
UnScramble this Word:  g s i r c a a * agarics
UnScramble this Word:  l d e i n r e * relined
UnScramble this Word:  l y d s e e i * seedily
UnScramble this Word:  o d t n e m u * mounted
UnScramble this Word:  r n g e l c i * cringle
UnScramble this Word:  k s a u m n s * unmasks
UnScramble this Word:  e s i e d b d * bedside
UnScramble this Word:  s p e r d e o * deposer
UnScramble this Word:  b a d d e a r * abraded
UnScramble this Word:  e a c t a r h * trachea
UnScramble this Word:  p e k r l s a * sparkle
UnScramble this Word:  l s i n o p o * plosion
UnScramble this Word:  e z o l y b n * benzoyl
UnScramble this Word:  u g i r e p d * pudgier
UnScramble this Word:  n t r m g i a * migrant
UnScramble this Word:  n d l s e e i * enisled
UnScramble this Word:  n e n t e p e * pentene
UnScramble this Word:  e s h s e l a * leashes
UnScramble this Word:  a n g y g e m * yeggman
UnScramble this Word:  p s o e d e i * episode
UnScramble this Word:  x i d s e e c * excides
UnScramble this Word:  r s t m n e o * mentors
UnScramble this Word:  n s n i e e g * engines
UnScramble this Word:  o d g a e v y * voyaged
UnScramble this Word:  t s e c h h i * hitches
UnScramble this Word:  l e a w g f o * flowage
UnScramble this Word:  a i a s l f c * facials
UnScramble this Word:  r e a g t f i * frigate
UnScramble this Word:  t e c z n i i * zincite
UnScramble this Word:  i r i y l f e * fierily
UnScramble this Word:  e s c p r e h * perches
UnScramble this Word:  a h i n s t r * tarnish
UnScramble this Word:  a m e e m t g * tagmeme
UnScramble this Word:  p s i r t s i * spirits
UnScramble this Word:  e s i s n s i * seisins
UnScramble this Word:  i c y b t u r * butyric
UnScramble this Word:  i r l f e r f * riffler
UnScramble this Word:  d s y l e m e * medleys
UnScramble this Word:  e d c v u o h * vouched
UnScramble this Word:  p c s d e e a * escaped
UnScramble this Word:  s t s t n e e * tensest
UnScramble this Word:  t n e c h k i * kitchen
UnScramble this Word:  a p i s e h r * harpies
UnScramble this Word:  o n e a l i r * aileron
UnScramble this Word:  u r e r n m o * mourner
UnScramble this Word:  i g i t n j l * jilting
UnScramble this Word:  i a l g f n m * flaming
UnScramble this Word:  e y l a l v n * venally
UnScramble this Word:  e s a e h x l * exhales
UnScramble this Word:  n g t f t i i * fitting
UnScramble this Word:  s e k l i d i * dislike
UnScramble this Word:  a a m i b m r * marimba
UnScramble this Word:  r g n r i b u * burring
UnScramble this Word:  c k o n o s h * schnook
UnScramble this Word:  e d n b i l k * blinked
UnScramble this Word:  i t o e h n l * hotline
UnScramble this Word:  a t u d o r w * outward
UnScramble this Word:  e w o k r n t * network
UnScramble this Word:  o d e t t b l * blotted
UnScramble this Word:  i a u y s t v * suavity
UnScramble this Word:  e e r s p d m * premeds
UnScramble this Word:  i i e s s n z * seizins
UnScramble this Word:  i l u y n t l * nullity
UnScramble this Word:  a h e a n s p * saphena
UnScramble this Word:  i r e t t s k * skitter
UnScramble this Word:  i y i t l n f * niftily
UnScramble this Word:  u d l l e q i * quilled
UnScramble this Word:  q i r s e s u * squires
UnScramble this Word:  i w o t l w h * whitlow
UnScramble this Word:  n n e y l i a * inanely
UnScramble this Word:  h t a d h e c * hatched
UnScramble this Word:  l s e i c c y * cylices
UnScramble this Word:  o l i g r c w * cowgirl
UnScramble this Word:  a t z r e w l * waltzer
UnScramble this Word:  h r d w e c o * chowder
UnScramble this Word:  l g n t i m e * melting
UnScramble this Word:  l n d r e b o * blonder
UnScramble this Word:  t e t e t s r * strette
UnScramble this Word:  i d y e h d r * hydride
UnScramble this Word:  a c h n a b r * barchan
UnScramble this Word:  i t i e n l r * nitrile
UnScramble this Word:  m d e u r i m * immured
UnScramble this Word:  s h r b a o i * boarish
UnScramble this Word:  n g n c r o i * corning
UnScramble this Word:  l l e t a g u * gluteal
UnScramble this Word:  r r k n e f a * franker
UnScramble this Word:  n t d e o r e * erodent
UnScramble this Word:  a s e t g l t * gestalt
UnScramble this Word:  e l m a a c r * ceramal
UnScramble this Word:  o c i g n v i * voicing
UnScramble this Word:  o d y a e f r * forayed
UnScramble this Word:  n l p c s i e * splenic
UnScramble this Word:  l d e l i g u * gullied
UnScramble this Word:  e y i t f c r * certify
UnScramble this Word:  q t n e a u i * antique
UnScramble this Word:  r m p e l t a * trample
UnScramble this Word:  u y i g n b s * busying
UnScramble this Word:  e s l i e d c * deciles
UnScramble this Word:  e l i s m w d * mildews
UnScramble this Word:  t s g w i r h * wrights
UnScramble this Word:  i t u s o t f * outfits
UnScramble this Word:  i l t i a d g * digital
UnScramble this Word:  e d d b n u l * bundled
UnScramble this Word:  t e d s i o u * outside
UnScramble this Word:  l g u s j e g * juggles
UnScramble this Word:  n e r e c c i * eccrine
UnScramble this Word:  e r t s l a i * saltier
UnScramble this Word:  u s e t r p n * punters
UnScramble this Word:  a s e s r l e * reseals
UnScramble this Word:  n n y s m a o * anonyms
UnScramble this Word:  e s o s o t g * stooges
UnScramble this Word:  e r c s i t k * sticker
UnScramble this Word:  o y i d l d w * dowdily
UnScramble this Word:  a s u d b r t * bustard
UnScramble this Word:  e r g j g a i * jaggier
UnScramble this Word:  c t p e i r e * receipt
UnScramble this Word:  p s n h o s y * syphons
UnScramble this Word:  i o e h n t l * neolith
UnScramble this Word:  i p u r r c h * chirrup
UnScramble this Word:  r p s e a s e * asperse
UnScramble this Word:  n g o s b g o * bogongs
UnScramble this Word:  o t u k f c t * futtock
UnScramble this Word:  r s b b r a e * barbers
UnScramble this Word:  n r e s n e i * nerines
UnScramble this Word:  e s w b o l i * blowies
UnScramble this Word:  u s i o v b o * obvious
UnScramble this Word:  i e e r w e d * weedier
UnScramble this Word:  o r i l a i f * airfoil
UnScramble this Word:  t s e s i p a * patsies
UnScramble this Word:  s f n s i e u * infuses
UnScramble this Word:  u l a s w o t * outlaws
UnScramble this Word:  e i t s e r c * recites
UnScramble this Word:  s s r u c n o * uncross
UnScramble this Word:  i l i t f a r * airlift
UnScramble this Word:  m g a n s e a * sagamen
UnScramble this Word:  e r i t m s i * miriest
UnScramble this Word:  h y r e a p c * eparchy
UnScramble this Word:  e s q c e h u * cheques
UnScramble this Word:  r d u l a g a * gradual
UnScramble this Word:  i a e r s e m * seamier
UnScramble this Word:  a y e s k d p * keypads
UnScramble this Word:  a s e l y b r * barleys
UnScramble this Word:  n d n w e u o * unowned
UnScramble this Word:  a s g a e d m * damages
UnScramble this Word:  a s a y n b n * banyans
UnScramble this Word:  e s l d l o i * dollies
UnScramble this Word:  l u d d e a l * alluded
UnScramble this Word:  n s t n w e o * newtons
UnScramble this Word:  v w o r h e e * however
UnScramble this Word:  e p a s t r p * tappers
UnScramble this Word:  r p t c i t y * tryptic
UnScramble this Word:  e i a t n r l * reliant
UnScramble this Word:  r r p s e p o * prosper
UnScramble this Word:  g s e g i p i * piggies
UnScramble this Word:  n g i t n u i * uniting
UnScramble this Word:  o e n e c p t * potence
UnScramble this Word:  e e o t n p p * peptone
UnScramble this Word:  i l d a e c t * citadel
UnScramble this Word:  e l i r a r t * retrial
UnScramble this Word:  e e c g i r b * iceberg
UnScramble this Word:  m a b e l a i * amiable
UnScramble this Word:  a a g d e m n * managed
UnScramble this Word:  l n a r d e d * dandler
UnScramble this Word:  e o t c i m i * meiotic
UnScramble this Word:  m l i b r n o * nombril
UnScramble this Word:  e e u v r n r * nervure
UnScramble this Word:  a y e u l v g * vaguely
UnScramble this Word:  x m e s n e a * examens
UnScramble this Word:  a d i l e s l * sallied
UnScramble this Word:  a i p t o t l * talipot
UnScramble this Word:  n r h d t e o * throned
UnScramble this Word:  a e i a r p r * pareira
UnScramble this Word:  m s d d d i u * diddums
UnScramble this Word:  l p i g n e o * eloping
UnScramble this Word:  m s i e s m i * mimesis
UnScramble this Word:  e s l h l o i * hollies
UnScramble this Word:  r t t d e g i * gritted
UnScramble this Word:  l m u d m e b * mumbled
UnScramble this Word:  c e o e f n r * enforce
UnScramble this Word:  e t i r s m t * metrist
UnScramble this Word:  k e r r b e a * breaker
UnScramble this Word:  u s e b r n m * numbers
UnScramble this Word:  t s w g d o i * godwits
UnScramble this Word:  p e h n c e a * cheapen
UnScramble this Word:  r l u m f u c * fulcrum
UnScramble this Word:  e s b b r u l * burbles
UnScramble this Word:  i r e l i r o * roilier
UnScramble this Word:  a s r s e c h * chasers
UnScramble this Word:  r a t m u e r * erratum
UnScramble this Word:  a r e s t t b * tabrets
UnScramble this Word:  e d u s t u r * sutured
UnScramble this Word:  u l a i d f l * fluidal
UnScramble this Word:  h r i w e s o * showier
UnScramble this Word:  r v i e d g e * diverge
UnScramble this Word:  a r l b e b b * babbler
UnScramble this Word:  l g i s g o o * gigolos
UnScramble this Word:  s t v n i a e * naivest
UnScramble this Word:  c c e e r l y * recycle
UnScramble this Word:  e s i d e n d * neddies
UnScramble this Word:  r s i e v e o * erosive
UnScramble this Word:  r y m s m u a * summary
UnScramble this Word:  n g g r e s i * snigger
UnScramble this Word:  r s u e o c e * cereous
UnScramble this Word:  a s e t r n t * natters
UnScramble this Word:  e s e d g s l * sledges
UnScramble this Word:  w h g e i r e * reweigh
UnScramble this Word:  m i l s g a o * gliomas
UnScramble this Word:  x l e d t e e * telexed
UnScramble this Word:  o e d c i e c * ecocide
UnScramble this Word:  i r a e t v b * vibrate
UnScramble this Word:  i y a i r b l * biliary
UnScramble this Word:  r e h r c e e * cheerer
UnScramble this Word:  i g n l i j a * jailing
UnScramble this Word:  a y r v e s l * slavery
UnScramble this Word:  t e r o e p a * operate
UnScramble this Word:  o e h e p u r * euphroe
UnScramble this Word:  r c i y f c u * crucify
UnScramble this Word:  r p p d e g i * gripped
UnScramble this Word:  n a l d i i v * invalid
UnScramble this Word:  o l a e g m u * moulage
UnScramble this Word:  u l e s r p r * purlers
UnScramble this Word:  r d g n e w o * wronged
UnScramble this Word:  p e b r o s a * saprobe
UnScramble this Word:  c d d s a e u * adduces
UnScramble this Word:  u s l d e r n * rundles
UnScramble this Word:  e d a g o r n * groaned
UnScramble this Word:  e d p a o d c * decapod
UnScramble this Word:  u s e m r b m * bummers
UnScramble this Word:  s t i z n a e * zaniest
UnScramble this Word:  e s e z r s i * seizers
UnScramble this Word:  u d l f e p r * purfled
UnScramble this Word:  t p e y f s u * stupefy
UnScramble this Word:  r s l b e t e * trebles
UnScramble this Word:  a l i a m d r * admiral
UnScramble this Word:  w t i s u l a * lawsuit
UnScramble this Word:  h t e c s c i * chicest
UnScramble this Word:  o r s s e b u * bourses
UnScramble this Word:  e t i e l t x * textile
UnScramble this Word:  r s e p l d u * drupels
UnScramble this Word:  s l r g i b u * busgirl
UnScramble this Word:  e d m c u l p * clumped
UnScramble this Word:  a o l s e c j * cajoles
UnScramble this Word:  r w l d e p o * prowled
UnScramble this Word:  r m b e l t e * tremble
UnScramble this Word:  a i g s n m l * maligns
UnScramble this Word:  u n a t m n h * manhunt
UnScramble this Word:  t d e a m u n * untamed
UnScramble this Word:  a e i m n c r * carmine
UnScramble this Word:  n i x d e u f * unfixed
UnScramble this Word:  d u a r l e n * launder
UnScramble this Word:  o g i s n d w * dowsing
UnScramble this Word:  o e o n c r h * coehorn
UnScramble this Word:  g s i m s u n * musings
UnScramble this Word:  e r z t e s l * seltzer
UnScramble this Word:  o s e f r h o * hoofers
UnScramble this Word:  f d e a c d e * defaced
UnScramble this Word:  e n d s i w d * swidden
UnScramble this Word:  e r f d f a i * daffier
UnScramble this Word:  i c s e a b r * ascribe
UnScramble this Word:  e e a r m t h * thermae
UnScramble this Word:  i y r e l m s * miserly
UnScramble this Word:  s s e h l i o * isohels
UnScramble this Word:  r s k t c i e * tickers
UnScramble this Word:  n m a s l a i * animals
UnScramble this Word:  i e u s s r e * reissue
UnScramble this Word:  m e l n g e e * gleemen
UnScramble this Word:  a y l r i c h * charily
UnScramble this Word:  n d a e r u h * unheard
UnScramble this Word:  u s o i r j n * juniors
UnScramble this Word:  l d r r e b u * blurred
UnScramble this Word:  g i r r t e g * trigger
UnScramble this Word:  v t e d n e i * evident
UnScramble this Word:  v c e s t a o * avocets
UnScramble this Word:  d o o s c e n * secondo
UnScramble this Word:  n l v a e u r * unravel
UnScramble this Word:  t s e r l e n * relents
UnScramble this Word:  c s m e u l y * lyceums
UnScramble this Word:  e t s o i r p * reposit
UnScramble this Word:  u s i b l i o * bilious
UnScramble this Word:  i r a g p n s * parsing
UnScramble this Word:  o d l t e t o * tootled
UnScramble this Word:  n s s i t i s * insists
UnScramble this Word:  e s o r s r c * recross
UnScramble this Word:  m s l b d e a * bedlams
UnScramble this Word:  s t f b d e a * bedfast
UnScramble this Word:  r n d a e b o * broaden
UnScramble this Word:  c d n s i t u * inducts
UnScramble this Word:  u g l d e b r * burgled
UnScramble this Word:  n s g o t u u * outguns
UnScramble this Word:  u d o g i f n * fungoid
UnScramble this Word:  u t d w o o c * woodcut
UnScramble this Word:  d s e i s i o * iodises
UnScramble this Word:  y k r f o h a * hayfork
UnScramble this Word:  r s e o s p o * poroses
UnScramble this Word:  l i r n i g a * glairin
UnScramble this Word:  r s e a g p a * parages
UnScramble this Word:  u b a d n h s * husband
UnScramble this Word:  a s e n r t n * tanners
UnScramble this Word:  n g t b t u i * butting
UnScramble this Word:  o t p k i c c * cockpit
UnScramble this Word:  a e s t a a n * anatase
UnScramble this Word:  e s c g l u h * gulches
UnScramble this Word:  k o r d c e a * croaked
UnScramble this Word:  a d h c e m r * marched
UnScramble this Word:  y t a n s g m * gymnast
UnScramble this Word:  r g n f i t u * turfing
UnScramble this Word:  e r r h i a i * hairier
UnScramble this Word:  n l x o y i d * indoxyl
UnScramble this Word:  r s t s a k e * skaters
UnScramble this Word:  e d b g r a l * garbled
UnScramble this Word:  a y f t i b e * beatify
UnScramble this Word:  l r e c h b e * belcher
UnScramble this Word:  e l e t c d f * deflect
UnScramble this Word:  r s o n u u a * uranous
UnScramble this Word:  m r e o t r e * remoter
UnScramble this Word:  u c o e n m s * muscone
UnScramble this Word:  l e p r e b e * bleeper
UnScramble this Word:  o t o y n c t * cottony
UnScramble this Word:  r s y b w o e * bowyers
UnScramble this Word:  m n e s g e o * genomes
UnScramble this Word:  s e l o e b i * obelise
UnScramble this Word:  i d i y l g d * giddily
UnScramble this Word:  a t i r o p t * patriot
UnScramble this Word:  e d b b b a l * babbled
UnScramble this Word:  a g i t n h s * hasting
UnScramble this Word:  p s i u k s r * spruiks
UnScramble this Word:  a b i g n g r * garbing
UnScramble this Word:  p g n p i t u * tupping
UnScramble this Word:  d s e c l a n * calends
UnScramble this Word:  e t a n n r g * regnant
UnScramble this Word:  u b a k c c t * cutback
UnScramble this Word:  p n s r o s o * sponsor
UnScramble this Word:  e s o s n n l * nelsons
UnScramble this Word:  o t u s d u e * duteous
UnScramble this Word:  i l e d a m s * mislead
UnScramble this Word:  a n a r i a c * acarian
UnScramble this Word:  a s t d e w i * waisted
UnScramble this Word:  u d c i i c l * culicid
UnScramble this Word:  m s k a r r e * remarks
UnScramble this Word:  a t a e g w s * wastage
UnScramble this Word:  h t i d b e c * bitched
UnScramble this Word:  y k o h o s k * skyhook
UnScramble this Word:  a d e s h g n * gnashed
UnScramble this Word:  o r i s e c w * cowries
UnScramble this Word:  i e l n g s w * swingle
UnScramble this Word:  a o s s i r b * isobars
UnScramble this Word:  n l a n r e s * ensnarl
UnScramble this Word:  i n l o o e d * eidolon
UnScramble this Word:  g e d y r a a * yardage
UnScramble this Word:  l m u l i g a * gallium
UnScramble this Word:  e w c a r i r * aircrew
UnScramble this Word:  a u n t n o e * tonneau
UnScramble this Word:  e b i s g t l * giblets
UnScramble this Word:  n g l c b a i * cabling
UnScramble this Word:  e s i f e r i * reifies
UnScramble this Word:  c t r e t x a * extract
UnScramble this Word:  a y d h a e w * headway
UnScramble this Word:  e s h c e b e * beeches
UnScramble this Word:  e e h a t s h * sheathe
UnScramble this Word:  n g h l t a i * lathing
UnScramble this Word:  e t a e t g s * gestate
UnScramble this Word:  e l a r l e b * relabel
UnScramble this Word:  q e e e z s u * squeeze
UnScramble this Word:  i l d d e y e * yielded
UnScramble this Word:  a s e t r r t * restart
UnScramble this Word:  l d u s h e d * huddles
UnScramble this Word:  e r s p r u u * pursuer
UnScramble this Word:  i t u n o s p * spinout
UnScramble this Word:  r n s m o t a * transom
UnScramble this Word:  a g n v i c r * craving
UnScramble this Word:  d t e s b e i * betides
UnScramble this Word:  f u l d b e f * bluffed
UnScramble this Word:  p e r t w o o * towrope
UnScramble this Word:  d s e d l g u * guddles
UnScramble this Word:  a n a e w b n * wannabe
UnScramble this Word:  a n g h n a m * hangman
UnScramble this Word:  r s a n e c o * corneas
UnScramble this Word:  u e l f f s h * shuffle
UnScramble this Word:  e a e s w r n * weaners
UnScramble this Word:  o e n d e c z * cozened
UnScramble this Word:  i s u g r n t * rusting
UnScramble this Word:  n o s c s a i * cassino
UnScramble this Word:  a f i t f c i * caitiff
UnScramble this Word:  a e e e t g n * teenage
UnScramble this Word:  l m n o y a l * allonym
UnScramble this Word:  t s n t e p a * pattens
UnScramble this Word:  o r u q e c n * conquer
UnScramble this Word:  e r i s r t p * striper
UnScramble this Word:  c s n r o m a * macrons
UnScramble this Word:  e s e s e n z * sneezes
UnScramble this Word:  m e r n c a w * crewman
UnScramble this Word:  v s e i c d e * devices
UnScramble this Word:  q s a e l s u * squeals
UnScramble this Word:  a g i l n g o * gaoling
UnScramble this Word:  l i d s e e b * edibles
UnScramble this Word:  e d e c t a r * catered
UnScramble this Word:  d c n d e e o * encoded
UnScramble this Word:  a t e s n h s * hastens
UnScramble this Word:  o s t d e j i * joisted
UnScramble this Word:  p s o s j h e * josephs
UnScramble this Word:  g a r d c e g * cragged
UnScramble this Word:  i c e s r n o * recoins
UnScramble this Word:  m e l p i c o * compile
UnScramble this Word:  i l i r s e t * siltier
UnScramble this Word:  n g n d o r i * droning
UnScramble this Word:  i n t h e l g * lighten
UnScramble this Word:  h e k d e c e * cheeked
UnScramble this Word:  t n e s r a o * atoners
UnScramble this Word:  r n o g o d a * dragoon
UnScramble this Word:  n a g d e u p * unpaged
UnScramble this Word:  e l u s b r g * bulgers
UnScramble this Word:  u d l z e m z * muzzled
UnScramble this Word:  e o p l a a g * apogeal
UnScramble this Word:  t a l d s e n * slanted
UnScramble this Word:  x r o a t l a * laxator
UnScramble this Word:  t e d r i n i * nitride
UnScramble this Word:  l d e s r g i * gliders
UnScramble this Word:  l s o u r n l * unrolls
UnScramble this Word:  i c i s s e k * sickies
UnScramble this Word:  c u s d e a c * accused
UnScramble this Word:  u e l s p m n * plenums
UnScramble this Word:  i r t i o v s * visitor
UnScramble this Word:  e d e v l a t * valeted
UnScramble this Word:  p d o e p c o * copepod
UnScramble this Word:  h r s y t t i * thirsty
UnScramble this Word:  r x e l d a t * dextral
UnScramble this Word:  n g m s a i a * siamang
UnScramble this Word:  a e u l r f i * failure
UnScramble this Word:  e a t s e c r * cerates
UnScramble this Word:  n g k h s u i * husking
UnScramble this Word:  a l i v g a n * vaginal
UnScramble this Word:  e s d b n u i * bundies
UnScramble this Word:  e d a p e l d * pleaded
UnScramble this Word:  e o o s b r m * boomers
UnScramble this Word:  l u q y s l a * squally
UnScramble this Word:  y e s s i s n * synesis
UnScramble this Word:  t n o s d e a * donates
UnScramble this Word:  r e t s l g i * gristle
UnScramble this Word:  l s e d e a l * allseed
UnScramble this Word:  w y o s b n e * newsboy
UnScramble this Word:  c s r t o s e * sectors
UnScramble this Word:  i s e e z f r * friezes
UnScramble this Word:  n t o c b i a * botanic
UnScramble this Word:  n c e l d a a * decanal
UnScramble this Word:  u s l z e m z * muzzles
UnScramble this Word:  o r u s c u i * curious
UnScramble this Word:  e a r t b s w * brawest
UnScramble this Word:  r s t u p i r * irrupts
UnScramble this Word:  n g l p e e i * peeling
UnScramble this Word:  y a m c i d n * dynamic
UnScramble this Word:  a d e r g s p * sparged
UnScramble this Word:  t i g l i s r * strigil
UnScramble this Word:  s e t l c a a * lactase
UnScramble this Word:  t e b b l s u * stubble
UnScramble this Word:  a t c l e d i * dialect
UnScramble this Word:  i s r t o b s * bistros
UnScramble this Word:  b r n s e e o * enrobes
UnScramble this Word:  e c h s e v t * vetches
UnScramble this Word:  t v e s d e o * devotes
UnScramble this Word:  y a a p n t m * tympana
UnScramble this Word:  o e i n t c o * coontie
UnScramble this Word:  c s l o l s r * scrolls
UnScramble this Word:  i d u p g a r * pagurid
UnScramble this Word:  o s l d e n d * noddles
UnScramble this Word:  d n e d d e u * denuded
UnScramble this Word:  a p a t n r m * rampant
UnScramble this Word:  a m a g r d i * diagram
UnScramble this Word:  a d l c i h i * chiliad
UnScramble this Word:  l a d e n d e * delenda
UnScramble this Word:  c r e s r s o * scorers
UnScramble this Word:  l r a s d e k * darkles
UnScramble this Word:  e r n p a l t * planter
UnScramble this Word:  u m l c i h l * chillum
UnScramble this Word:  e a m y i r g * imagery
UnScramble this Word:  a l o e s t v * solvate
UnScramble this Word:  p e h r s e a * reshape
UnScramble this Word:  l m e t n e e * element
UnScramble this Word:  u t a d r m s * mustard
UnScramble this Word:  n l o n w u b * unblown
UnScramble this Word:  h c k t e t i * thicket
UnScramble this Word:  i s e g r s n * singers
UnScramble this Word:  i l r e g n a * engrail
UnScramble this Word:  e s l i e d f * defiles
UnScramble this Word:  u c o e m o t * outcome
UnScramble this Word:  e l a m i d c * declaim
UnScramble this Word:  o k l a c * cloak
UnScramble this Word:  d h a e t * death
UnScramble this Word:  s t w e e * sweet
UnScramble this Word:  t s r u n * turns
UnScramble this Word:  e p a p l * apple
UnScramble this Word:  s p r y u * syrup
UnScramble this Word:  l i t r a * trial
UnScramble this Word:  e e w h r * where
UnScramble this Word:  h r n o t * north
UnScramble this Word:  w h h c i * which
UnScramble this Word:  n r v e e * never
UnScramble this Word:  s m t i e * times
UnScramble this Word:  a e l c p * place
UnScramble this Word:  e u h o s * house
UnScramble this Word:  l e s m l * smell
UnScramble this Word:  i e m l s * smile
UnScramble this Word:  h i t g e * eight
UnScramble this Word:  p s r a t * parts
UnScramble this Word:  c h o c u * couch
UnScramble this Word:  o d v i e * video
UnScramble this Word:  b y a m l * balmy
UnScramble this Word:  l h e a s * shale
UnScramble this Word:  a i c h n * china
UnScramble this Word:  a a r o t * aorta
UnScramble this Word:  t e h e r * three
UnScramble this Word:  r s a l e * earls
UnScramble this Word:  w e o r t * wrote
UnScramble this Word:  l o d u c * could
UnScramble this Word:  o t r s f * frost
UnScramble this Word:  n r e a c * crane
UnScramble this Word:  o e w l b * below
UnScramble this Word:  w l e e j * jewel
UnScramble this Word:  n s o e s * noses
UnScramble this Word:  a g l n o * along
UnScramble this Word:  n h k i t * think
UnScramble this Word:  s n v e e * seven
UnScramble this Word:  q t e u s * quest
UnScramble this Word:  n a l e r * learn
UnScramble this Word:  v r i e r * river
UnScramble this Word:  n t o u d * donut
UnScramble this Word:  e a l v r * ravel
UnScramble this Word:  e a r t w * water
UnScramble this Word:  s a b e r * bears
UnScramble this Word:  t n a r i * train
UnScramble this Word:  y i a b l * libya
UnScramble this Word:  i g e n b * being
UnScramble this Word:  g t i h n * night
UnScramble this Word:  s k u k n * skunk
UnScramble this Word:  e o w h l * whole
UnScramble this Word:  f d u o n * found
UnScramble this Word:  u h o t m * mouth
UnScramble this Word:  t s o e n * notes
UnScramble this Word:  d k a s e * asked
UnScramble this Word:  t e g r a * great
UnScramble this Word:  e t y g p * egypt
UnScramble this Word:  g n r o a * argon
UnScramble this Word:  t g l i h * light
UnScramble this Word:  b n r w o * brown
UnScramble this Word:  t o y r f * forty
UnScramble this Word:  a r f e t * after
UnScramble this Word:  o e o s g * goose
UnScramble this Word:  p l u i p * pupil
UnScramble this Word:  b h r i t * birth
UnScramble this Word:  m r j a o * major
UnScramble this Word:  s c d u k * ducks
UnScramble this Word:  u b t o a * about
UnScramble this Word:  e e h s t * these
UnScramble this Word:  h s e d a * heads
UnScramble this Word:  n m w o a * woman
UnScramble this Word:  m y l o l * molly
UnScramble this Word:  e i s h n * shine
UnScramble this Word:  c e h l i * chile
UnScramble this Word:  l y o t f * lofty
UnScramble this Word:  b s u l l * bulls
UnScramble this Word:  r h a t e * earth
UnScramble this Word:  r a e i z * zaire
UnScramble this Word:  y i d a r * dairy
UnScramble this Word:  s n a o l * salon
UnScramble this Word:  d s a t r * darts
UnScramble this Word:  l r v i e * liver
UnScramble this Word:  d t i r f * drift
UnScramble this Word:  n i i a s * sinai
UnScramble this Word:  t a s m r * smart
UnScramble this Word:  g n e r e * green
UnScramble this Word:  s f e h l * shelf
UnScramble this Word:  e o r w p * power
UnScramble this Word:  e l n e k * kneel
UnScramble this Word:  l b l a e * label
UnScramble this Word:  p t r n i * print
UnScramble this Word:  g i s n w * wings
UnScramble this Word:  m a a n n * manna
UnScramble this Word:  a o l t t * total
UnScramble this Word:  o l d o b * blood
UnScramble this Word:  t r i e g * tiger
UnScramble this Word:  a e o b v * above
UnScramble this Word:  i i t s v * visit
UnScramble this Word:  t e b a l * table
UnScramble this Word:  r t g i h * right
UnScramble this Word:  t a h i f * faith
UnScramble this Word:  s y u t d * dusty
UnScramble this Word:  c i i h l * chili
UnScramble this Word:  r d r a a * radar
UnScramble this Word:  t a h e r * heart
UnScramble this Word:  s b q a u * squab
UnScramble this Word:  r a y i s * syria
UnScramble this Word:  w t e h a * wheat
UnScramble this Word:  b e a l d * blade
UnScramble this Word:  d d n e e * ended
UnScramble this Word:  e o t h s * those
UnScramble this Word:  n s i k k * kinks
UnScramble this Word:  i l t l s * still
UnScramble this Word:  l e a e v * leave
UnScramble this Word:  t e e h r * there
UnScramble this Word:  w d u o l * would
UnScramble this Word:  r o a b c * cobra
UnScramble this Word:  o r f o p * proof
UnScramble this Word:  a r d e b * bread
UnScramble this Word:  t n k a e * taken
UnScramble this Word:  w h t a c * watch
UnScramble this Word:  r y c o k * rocky
UnScramble this Word:  u a e l v * value
UnScramble this Word:  a r k o e * korea
UnScramble this Word:  e a d t h * hated
UnScramble this Word:  o m l i b * limbo
UnScramble this Word:  m c s u i * music
UnScramble this Word:  l o o i p * polio
UnScramble this Word:  t r h i e * their
UnScramble this Word:  b s i d r * birds
UnScramble this Word:  s l n i a * snail
UnScramble this Word:  h e f r s * fresh
UnScramble this Word:  d i b l n * blind
UnScramble this Word:  e i d r v * drive
UnScramble this Word:  y n f a n * fanny
UnScramble this Word:  g t a i n * giant
UnScramble this Word:  l a s h l * shall
UnScramble this Word:  u u e e q * queue
UnScramble this Word:  d a n i i * india
UnScramble this Word:  s t e w p * swept
UnScramble this Word:  r p k a s * spark
UnScramble this Word:  m t g i h * might
UnScramble this Word:  d u b o n * bound
UnScramble this Word:  e e r t p * peter
UnScramble this Word:  o t h s g * ghost
UnScramble this Word:  n h o i r * rhino
UnScramble this Word:  e y v r e * every
UnScramble this Word:  c p e h a * cheap
UnScramble this Word:  n g t e a * agent
UnScramble this Word:  k o s t r * stork
UnScramble this Word:  c m e r a * cream
UnScramble this Word:  f t r i s * first
UnScramble this Word:  s h j o n * johns
UnScramble this Word:  n r t o f * front
UnScramble this Word:  i g o n g * going
UnScramble this Word:  t e w c i * twice
UnScramble this Word:  w h i c t * witch
UnScramble this Word:  a d b d u h * buddha
UnScramble this Word:  r s a i p * paris
UnScramble this Word:  t t i r o d e * detroit
UnScramble this Word:  t g i n e a * eating
UnScramble this Word:  s a r d p o e d e * desperado
UnScramble this Word:  a b s r e i * serbia
UnScramble this Word:  e s l t e b a * beatles
UnScramble this Word:  l s o d r * lords
UnScramble this Word:  o i c e p l * police
UnScramble this Word:  a s a b h a m * bahamas
UnScramble this Word:  v e i b l e e * believe
UnScramble this Word:  o h c m a s t * stomach
UnScramble this Word:  g i l a n o m a * magnolia
UnScramble this Word:  i n a g s a o t * santiago
UnScramble this Word:  i s l m a a n * animals
UnScramble this Word:  o t u r a d a s n m s * nostradamus
UnScramble this Word:  w n g s r e s i * swingers
UnScramble this Word:  m t u a n k a d h * kathmandu
UnScramble this Word:  r s i n a i * raisin
UnScramble this Word:  s n e e v * seven
UnScramble this Word:  d n a c a a * canada
UnScramble this Word:  a n n a t m s t a h * manhattans
UnScramble this Word:  d a g o m * dogma
UnScramble this Word:  s r s h m c t a i * christmas
UnScramble this Word:  o t t s a a n u r * astronaut
UnScramble this Word:  e r e s a k s n * sneakers
UnScramble this Word:  e l v a u * value
UnScramble this Word:  a w i e r h y * haywire
UnScramble this Word:  r r e e c a * career
UnScramble this Word:  a g a o o r k n * kangaroo
UnScramble this Word:  r o d a i * radio
UnScramble this Word:  d r e i p * pride
UnScramble this Word:  s l e m l * smell
UnScramble this Word:  m h o t n * month
UnScramble this Word:  a s i h k f w e * weakfish
UnScramble this Word:  n r o i t m o * monitor
UnScramble this Word:  e y t r p o * poetry
UnScramble this Word:  r n c e f a * france
UnScramble this Word:  a d o c l o o r * colorado
UnScramble this Word:  o g e n x y * oxygen
UnScramble this Word:  s n e s g i e * genesis
UnScramble this Word:  o v t n b e e e h * beethoven
UnScramble this Word:  o h l t s * sloth
UnScramble this Word:  t o e s e h p a r m * atmosphere
UnScramble this Word:  h t i t n o g * tonight
UnScramble this Word:  k l a b s y * skylab
UnScramble this Word:  c i r p e n * prince
UnScramble this Word:  p m u s r i * primus
UnScramble this Word:  w t c h s i * switch
UnScramble this Word:  a r e m n t a h w e * weatherman
UnScramble this Word:  i n e t s n * tennis
UnScramble this Word:  r w o b y e * bowery
UnScramble this Word:  o t l n g e i i u l * guillotine
UnScramble this Word:  i d o l g l a z * godzilla
UnScramble this Word:  t r a e w * water
UnScramble this Word:  e t e a r b v r * vertebra
UnScramble this Word:  n e b e b e t * entebbe
UnScramble this Word:  o n o c r d * condor
UnScramble this Word:  o t r l n e m a * montreal
UnScramble this Word:  a s n e t p r * parents
UnScramble this Word:  n o d u b * bound
UnScramble this Word:  n h a i c * china
UnScramble this Word:  s o l g m y o c o * cosmology
UnScramble this Word:  a y g g s h * shaggy
UnScramble this Word:  r l r h f c m o o o * chloroform
UnScramble this Word:  g t a r n * grant
UnScramble this Word:  o s a i s * oasis
UnScramble this Word:  n d l n o o * london
UnScramble this Word:  w s n i g * wings
UnScramble this Word:  e i n a r g l d n * leningrad
UnScramble this Word:  e p p r u l * purple
UnScramble this Word:  m l s c i i a * islamic
UnScramble this Word:  r a t n i h b g e * breathing
UnScramble this Word:  r e n g a l n d e * greenland
UnScramble this Word:  s e r d i o a t * asteroid
UnScramble this Word:  g i g o n * going
UnScramble this Word:  i e s e r i f d * fireside
UnScramble this Word:  i f u l b a u e t * beautiful
UnScramble this Word:  u t n i l d a e p r * prudential
UnScramble this Word:  e a n h e c l o m * chameleon
UnScramble this Word:  a y a k p c b * payback
UnScramble this Word:  o k t l c a c i * cocktail
UnScramble this Word:  o i z l i s v t v * slivovitz
UnScramble this Word:  a y t l i * italy
UnScramble this Word:  n r b a o * baron
UnScramble this Word:  e r f o t * forte
UnScramble this Word:  b r r a i * briar
UnScramble this Word:  n z o o g i * oozing
UnScramble this Word:  s v g a r e * graves
UnScramble this Word:  d s o r o * doors
UnScramble this Word:  n l a d n e g * england
UnScramble this Word:  i t o i e u n l g d l * guillotined
UnScramble this Word:  t e w t y n * twenty
UnScramble this Word:  y y r u g z m * zymurgy
UnScramble this Word:  t e h e t * teeth
UnScramble this Word:  n c r n i i y d a e * incendiary
UnScramble this Word:  e i v n e c * venice
UnScramble this Word:  n s e t r c e h m a * manchester
UnScramble this Word:  t r u s a u * taurus
UnScramble this Word:  s e o o a p t h t * osteopath
UnScramble this Word:  s e n c i h e * chinese
UnScramble this Word:  o b s n o t t e m * tombstone
UnScramble this Word:  t r i p e a * pirate
UnScramble this Word:  t k e y u r * turkey
UnScramble this Word:  g m a n e r * german
UnScramble this Word:  d e s a h * heads
UnScramble this Word:  y i f m a l * family
UnScramble this Word:  f y i t f * fifty
UnScramble this Word:  e d n l a i c * iceland
UnScramble this Word:  t o i h m n a l * hamilton
UnScramble this Word:  a i v o t c a e r i d * radioactive
UnScramble this Word:  e m i s e t t r * termites
UnScramble this Word:  e v e n l e * eleven
UnScramble this Word:  o i m x e c * mexico
UnScramble this Word:  b d r a e * bread
UnScramble this Word:  t r l e h i * hitler
UnScramble this Word:  g n e r f r e o i * foreigner
UnScramble this Word:  o f s u o u c c i n * confucious
UnScramble this Word:  d u c r e o a * ecuador
UnScramble this Word:  s r o w o r * sorrow
UnScramble this Word:  o n u a p e i n m * pneumonia
UnScramble this Word:  a a i i h w * hawaii
UnScramble this Word:  a i a f n r o c i l * california
UnScramble this Word:  o e b a l p t * potable
UnScramble this Word:  z t a r m o * mozart
UnScramble this Word:  n g e r i a t n e * argentine
UnScramble this Word:  m r i a c a e * america
UnScramble this Word:  n l t i a t c a * atlantic
UnScramble this Word:  y e r n w v * wyvern
UnScramble this Word:  c s a h o * chaos
UnScramble this Word:  n m m d a a * madman
UnScramble this Word:  a t w d s a e r * eastward
UnScramble this Word:  n a l r g u s i * singular
UnScramble this Word:  e n s o p g * sponge
UnScramble this Word:  u s g h b o * boughs
UnScramble this Word:  a r e v n i g * vinegar
UnScramble this Word:  p t e t n y i s t g e * typesetting
UnScramble this Word:  r e o s h * horse
UnScramble this Word:  n o b r w * brown
UnScramble this Word:  f t c e l d e r e * reflected
UnScramble this Word:  l f u r m e f * muffler
UnScramble this Word:  p p l e e o * people
UnScramble this Word:  w n a c s i h d * sandwich
UnScramble this Word:  i s e o t n l i e v * television
UnScramble this Word:  i a n i d * india
UnScramble this Word:  s x t e a * texas
UnScramble this Word:  o l o d e w f l * followed
UnScramble this Word:  h r t e o * other
UnScramble this Word:  e h n c f r * french
UnScramble this Word:  r e t h i * their
UnScramble this Word:  n t c o d r u c o * conductor
UnScramble this Word:  b e i r d * bride
UnScramble this Word:  r c h e r u b o * brochure
UnScramble this Word:  o a l t c b * cobalt
UnScramble this Word:  n r h t e a o * another
UnScramble this Word:  n b l s i o * lisbon
UnScramble this Word:  b s i d r * birds
UnScramble this Word:  r n t t e w i * written
UnScramble this Word:  i n n c i g l k * clinking
UnScramble this Word:  m y e d c o * comedy
UnScramble this Word:  h n g s t i * things
UnScramble this Word:  s l n i a * snail
UnScramble this Word:  a n a l i i t * italian
UnScramble this Word:  q n e u e * queen
UnScramble this Word:  r d a p o t r s e * predators
UnScramble this Word:  l e s t e * steel
UnScramble this Word:  s s m i o e k * eskimos
UnScramble this Word:  y e n n i t * ninety
UnScramble this Word:  g r i e t * tiger
UnScramble this Word:  u y e r n j o * journey
UnScramble this Word:  c e a b l d a n * balanced
UnScramble this Word:  i o g c a c h * chicago
UnScramble this Word:  h s e r o t * others
UnScramble this Word:  r s a u l a a i t * australia
UnScramble this Word:  f y r o t * forty
UnScramble this Word:  p g t y e * egypt
UnScramble this Word:  r n c s s e p i * princess
UnScramble this Word:  h x n e i p o * phoenix
UnScramble this Word:  e r t d s a e c t * scattered
UnScramble this Word:  r d n n t u d s a e * understand
UnScramble this Word:  e l p e s * sleep
UnScramble this Word:  o d y e h g n r * hydrogen
UnScramble this Word:  o h i c e n a l c * cochineal
UnScramble this Word:  e i n v g * given
UnScramble this Word:  n t i t c n i s * instinct
UnScramble this Word:  q a v t i a u * aquavit
UnScramble this Word:  p b m e t r e s e * september
UnScramble this Word:  m e i l l * mille
UnScramble this Word:  i r n a b * brain
UnScramble this Word:  r o c l o u * colour
UnScramble this Word:  m t a i n e o t t s p * temptations
UnScramble this Word:  t a o s i m l m r * immortals
UnScramble this Word:  o i s r e p n r s * prisoners
UnScramble this Word:  r d h l o e * holder
UnScramble this Word:  r u o l e v * louvre
UnScramble this Word:  r s s s u e b l * brussels
UnScramble this Word:  t n u r s a * saturn
UnScramble this Word:  a l t i i s n i * initials
UnScramble this Word:  o e i d d * diode
UnScramble this Word:  c e a m s r * scream
UnScramble this Word:  m a b i g a * gambia
UnScramble this Word:  p i p e s * pepsi
UnScramble this Word:  r w a s n e * answer
UnScramble this Word:  e i n s e g m n * meninges
UnScramble this Word:  x u s e e c * excuse
UnScramble this Word:  a a y a l s m i * malaysia
UnScramble this Word:  r o t r e c d i * director
UnScramble this Word:  o t l e v i * violet
UnScramble this Word:  w n o a m * woman
UnScramble this Word:  l g y n i * lying
UnScramble this Word:  n e d r o t s u o d * understood
UnScramble this Word:  f h t e t * theft
UnScramble this Word:  s p h e l r t h i e o * lithosphere
UnScramble this Word:  e a e w r k * weaker
UnScramble this Word:  a y t l i r e * reality
UnScramble this Word:  e r t h e * three
UnScramble this Word:  i t s t s e b u u t * substitute
UnScramble this Word:  t c a o v i n a * vacation
UnScramble this Word:  o d b e u r s * rosebud
UnScramble this Word:  d y o l l * dolly
UnScramble this Word:  w e i h t * white
UnScramble this Word:  a r f e t * after
UnScramble this Word:  s c n e t a d i * distance
UnScramble this Word:  y i s c i l * sicily
UnScramble this Word:  a h c e d a h e * headache
UnScramble this Word:  g i t k a n * taking
UnScramble this Word:  a e r s o * arose
UnScramble this Word:  t o s h u * shout
UnScramble this Word:  r n a t a o e m p u t * portmanteau
UnScramble this Word:  l a t a o r s s b * albatross
UnScramble this Word:  a n u e e d c n r * endurance
UnScramble this Word:  a c l i i t * italic
UnScramble this Word:  c y f u f s r * scruffy
UnScramble this Word:  p r p e u * upper
UnScramble this Word:  w d e n s e * sweden
UnScramble this Word:  s t e r s p a u r * superstar
UnScramble this Word:  o p e r c o * cooper
UnScramble this Word:  i y c t t s s s i l * stylistics
UnScramble this Word:  t p u r j e i * jupiter
UnScramble this Word:  a e l v s * slave
UnScramble this Word:  y w d n t k d i i s l * tiddlywinks
UnScramble this Word:  l o d r v a s a * salvador
UnScramble this Word:  d u s o h l * should
UnScramble this Word:  a m a l r * alarm
UnScramble this Word:  g i b e n * being
UnScramble this Word:  c a e n d * dance
UnScramble this Word:  i n n s u g o d * sounding
UnScramble this Word:  i o o g l n k * looking
UnScramble this Word:  e u s n d * dunes
UnScramble this Word:  m g s i n l e t a * ligaments
UnScramble this Word:  w t r o s * worst
UnScramble this Word:  p r o a l * polar
UnScramble this Word:  r t m o s * storm
UnScramble this Word:  a k d g u o r b n c * background
UnScramble this Word:  n h k a s * shank
UnScramble this Word:  r n d e g a * garden
UnScramble this Word:  b n c a o * bacon
UnScramble this Word:  h u l a g * laugh
UnScramble this Word:  b s o e n * bones
UnScramble this Word:  e t h s a e h r * heathers
UnScramble this Word:  r a c h i * chair
UnScramble this Word:  e e n e g r v * revenge
UnScramble this Word:  n e n a n o s g u i r * unreasoning
UnScramble this Word:  n d n l a f i * finland
UnScramble this Word:  a a s m n t o c u t * catamounts
UnScramble this Word:  r e l n e b c u t u * turbulence
UnScramble this Word:  i n e a c n n t m e a * maintenance
UnScramble this Word:  o n d s s u * sounds
UnScramble this Word:  f t r i s * first
UnScramble this Word:  k a l a a s * alaska
UnScramble this Word:  l m l a s * small
UnScramble this Word:  t a l s f i t u * flautist
UnScramble this Word:  u m a n i r s e b * submarine
UnScramble this Word:  n g e r o a * onager
UnScramble this Word:  o o n y c l * colony
UnScramble this Word:  n t e e c r c o * concrete
UnScramble this Word:  d i s n w * winds
UnScramble this Word:  i m e d r m * rimmed
UnScramble this Word:  e r p u s * purse
UnScramble this Word:  b s l u b * bulbs
UnScramble this Word:  e t g r o * ergot
UnScramble this Word:  c r e a d * cedar
UnScramble this Word:  f c a c p i i * pacific
UnScramble this Word:  r e s a y * years
UnScramble this Word:  s h l e g n i * english
UnScramble this Word:  l a c d a r u * dracula
UnScramble this Word:  h t e r a * heart
UnScramble this Word:  a a i d f r * afraid
UnScramble this Word:  l e a c p a * palace
UnScramble this Word:  t e c t u l e * lettuce
UnScramble this Word:  e c r e k e m p a a * peacemaker
UnScramble this Word:  a n b s i o r w * rainbows
UnScramble this Word:  c r a l e n u * nuclear
UnScramble this Word:  w e o i b * bowie
UnScramble this Word:  x e n e i s v e p * expensive
UnScramble this Word:  a b l i y * libya
UnScramble this Word:  o n y b b a l * babylon
UnScramble this Word:  b y e t t * betty
UnScramble this Word:  i r u o s v r v * survivor
UnScramble this Word:  t k h n a * thank
UnScramble this Word:  o k s c r c e w r * corkscrew
UnScramble this Word:  v a r i d o p t e n i * deprivation
UnScramble this Word:  e e r t i n h t * thirteen
UnScramble this Word:  i h h c w * which
UnScramble this Word:  y o r l c e g l * glycerol
UnScramble this Word:  n e l e p o a t * antelope
UnScramble this Word:  i n i g n t p a * painting
UnScramble this Word:  r t e e b * beret
UnScramble this Word:  r o p g o i d n * drooping
UnScramble this Word:  u e e r i p d c j * prejudice
UnScramble this Word:  n a o t b i * obtain
UnScramble this Word:  y g u o n * young
UnScramble this Word:  e w t e s * sweet
UnScramble this Word:  h l k m o o a a * oklahoma
UnScramble this Word:  r r i e v * river
UnScramble this Word:  t e e d l s * eldest
UnScramble this Word:  h n m u a * human
UnScramble this Word:  e i s n v * vines
UnScramble this Word:  p n i h s s a * spanish
UnScramble this Word:  t a t p e a m n r * apartment
UnScramble this Word:  s e l p e a * please
UnScramble this Word:  e o n v c * coven
UnScramble this Word:  h h e r i g * higher
UnScramble this Word:  a t n n m e t p e r * entrapment
UnScramble this Word:  l t e r i t * litter
UnScramble this Word:  o r k e s t * stoker
UnScramble this Word:  a l i t s g g h * gaslight
UnScramble this Word:  o y o d w * woody
UnScramble this Word:  t c k l o h s m o * stockholm
UnScramble this Word:  a n e d e r * earned
UnScramble this Word:  n e r l a d l e c i * cinderella
UnScramble this Word:  w s l o t u a * outlaws
UnScramble this Word:  b n a a h r c i e l m * chamberlain
UnScramble this Word:  l g n l i t e * telling
UnScramble this Word:  e n i w r t * winter
UnScramble this Word:  d o l b e n * blonde
UnScramble this Word:  r i d m n n a a * mandarin
UnScramble this Word:  o r e m l t a h g e * geothermal
UnScramble this Word:  k i s n k * kinks
UnScramble this Word:  e n r e g * green
UnScramble this Word:  a a n t u t l a r * tarantula
UnScramble this Word:  l m m m a a * mammal
UnScramble this Word:  m e r d s a * dreams
UnScramble this Word:  i o g m l r k a * kilogram
UnScramble this Word:  c u p d e i o c * occupied
UnScramble this Word:  r w d o s * sword
UnScramble this Word:  b o r e e f * before
UnScramble this Word:  d o m e c s m r o o * commodores
UnScramble this Word:  e c e r s * scree
UnScramble this Word:  f r e o n f r i g e * forefinger
UnScramble this Word:  b z i l r a * brazil
UnScramble this Word:  a g k k o b n * bangkok
UnScramble this Word:  g a i r h e * hegira
UnScramble this Word:  e c i s l n h * lichens
UnScramble this Word:  r s c a e * races
UnScramble this Word:  t a i p k n a s * pakistan
UnScramble this Word:  n d e d r h u * hundred
UnScramble this Word:  u h r t t * truth
UnScramble this Word:  s e n r b b e t o a * breastbone
UnScramble this Word:  a a r g c a a m s d * madagascar
UnScramble this Word:  a d i m y w * midway
UnScramble this Word:  k a e y n * kenya
UnScramble this Word:  a o o d e n m r * marooned
UnScramble this Word:  a l e y g l * galley
UnScramble this Word:  c t u o n c o * coconut
UnScramble this Word:  m i n c t o a u c e m * communicate
UnScramble this Word:  a e n g i i m * imagine
UnScramble this Word:  n r s t t s g h e * strengths
UnScramble this Word:  r p d e e e * deeper
UnScramble this Word:  a y i h l o d * holiday
UnScramble this Word:  o k e y m n * monkey
UnScramble this Word:  s e a m s e * sesame
UnScramble this Word:  o l d o b * blood
UnScramble this Word:  b e l z a * blaze
UnScramble this Word:  e g t l a * aglet
UnScramble this Word:  d h a e t * death
UnScramble this Word:  k s n i g * kings
UnScramble this Word:  g e c e r e * greece
UnScramble this Word:  e l l y r a * really
UnScramble this Word:  h l u r s u p * sulphur
UnScramble this Word:  i s o a g w n n t h * washington
UnScramble this Word:  t r t e m a * matter
UnScramble this Word:  s o m a b * sambo
UnScramble this Word:  m y o d o * moody
UnScramble this Word:  b e t u t * butte
UnScramble this Word:  i p e e r l s t * reptiles
UnScramble this Word:  d e w n e t r u n * underwent
UnScramble this Word:  b g r n i * bring
UnScramble this Word:  e r t s h a * hearts
UnScramble this Word:  a i n h o c t w n * chinatown
UnScramble this Word:  t n i g c h w a * watching
UnScramble this Word:  h m e s m i p * memphis
UnScramble this Word:  s e e t t r * street
UnScramble this Word:  h e d r u g s o n y * greyhounds
UnScramble this Word:  a t s h r o w e m r * earthworms
UnScramble this Word:  o g o a i l m n * mongolia
UnScramble this Word:  o c p y s h * psycho
UnScramble this Word:  a h e c e h t * cheetah
UnScramble this Word:  e t m l s * smelt
UnScramble this Word:  a a m c r a a n t * catamaran
UnScramble this Word:  u i a n n t m o * mountain
UnScramble this Word:  n h i s d a * danish
UnScramble this Word:  a c l o p u a c * acapulco
UnScramble this Word:  e d i a r r v * arrived
UnScramble this Word:  d s e b e i * beside
UnScramble this Word:  e d a s b r g * badgers
UnScramble this Word:  s o n a m n t i e * minnesota
UnScramble this Word:  a i a r f c * africa
UnScramble this Word:  a g h r e t d u * daughter
UnScramble this Word:  a i n o l b * albino
UnScramble this Word:  o o n o t t r * toronto
UnScramble this Word:  c s e r s a t * actress
UnScramble this Word:  a u o m r t k h * khartoum
UnScramble this Word:  c r o e p h s * porsche
UnScramble this Word:  h n k c e c i * chicken
UnScramble this Word:  d a m y d o r r e * dromedary
UnScramble this Word:  a t a o d r i g l * gladiator
UnScramble this Word:  r l g e u d g s t * struggled
UnScramble this Word:  r g s u a * sugar
UnScramble this Word:  i s p s r e u r * surprise
UnScramble this Word:  r g n e r r i d e * derringer
UnScramble this Word:  t o l o e r w a * waterloo
UnScramble this Word:  i r s e h d s e v * dervishes
UnScramble this Word:  n y r g a h u * hungary
UnScramble this Word:  t e e h r * there
UnScramble this Word:  l s t a a i e c * elastica
UnScramble this Word:  a e o w k * awoke
UnScramble this Word:  t a i i h * haiti
UnScramble this Word:  r c k d a l c e * crackled
UnScramble this Word:  e y u t r c n * century
UnScramble this Word:  h t h o a p g p r o * photograph
UnScramble this Word:  b j u s j e u * jujubes
UnScramble this Word:  l t g t i n e g r i * glittering
UnScramble this Word:  t s r t e m a * matters
UnScramble this Word:  n y d a s u * sunday
UnScramble this Word:  e e n y t s v * seventy
UnScramble this Word:  e e o s r m t * meteors
UnScramble this Word:  i c a t t i n * titanic
UnScramble this Word:  u n a d s o i m g e r * gourmandise
UnScramble this Word:  n m r o t e m a e e * anemometer
UnScramble this Word:  u e g m u o b l r x * luxembourg
UnScramble this Word:  e i o v s c * voices
UnScramble this Word:  n d w o o e * wooden
UnScramble this Word:  t m i s a u * autism
UnScramble this Word:  e o a l n * alone
UnScramble this Word:  v c i k e r m a * maverick
UnScramble this Word:  v n i g n e e * evening
UnScramble this Word:  e s a h p p r * perhaps
UnScramble this Word:  l o f b f u a * buffalo
UnScramble this Word:  t g r i h * right
UnScramble this Word:  e v e d s r * served
UnScramble this Word:  e e a h t b n * beneath
UnScramble this Word:  o a l h a * aloha
UnScramble this Word:  a r t e g * great
UnScramble this Word:  e e r f u n o t * fourteen
UnScramble this Word:  a d n i n i * indian
UnScramble this Word:  o h o t t * tooth
UnScramble this Word:  l o m r e b o * bloomer
UnScramble this Word:  e e l v t w * twelve
UnScramble this Word:  t i p o s m c i a * simpatico
UnScramble this Word:  l w e s r f o * flowers
UnScramble this Word:  u s e s e l c l * clueless
UnScramble this Word:  l t t a c u c a * calcutta
UnScramble this Word:  w s a y a l * always
UnScramble this Word:  a n z o a m * amazon
UnScramble this Word:  i r a g c l * garlic
UnScramble this Word:  e t o r m n e a m * manometer
UnScramble this Word:  s d e n o e c p o * endoscope
UnScramble this Word:  n t g i h * night
UnScramble this Word:  o t h d a e g r * goatherd
UnScramble this Word:  i a n t l * latin
UnScramble this Word:  r c o c a n d i * draconic
UnScramble this Word:  s s o g n * songs
UnScramble this Word:  e r s c u r h * crusher
UnScramble this Word:  d s a u w p r * upwards
UnScramble this Word:  e i y m l * limey
UnScramble this Word:  r i g e t n n a e * tangerine
UnScramble this Word:  e f t s c h t i u l * cuttlefish
UnScramble this Word:  n o r g d u * ground
UnScramble this Word:  i m u t i t r * tritium
UnScramble this Word:  a n i g n d b r * branding
UnScramble this Word:  t u s e d * duets
UnScramble this Word:  d a h e r * heard
UnScramble this Word:  h s a d n * hands
UnScramble this Word:  i s n a c * incas
UnScramble this Word:  n u l m d u p e * pendulum
UnScramble this Word:  r h p b h o i a s c * archbishop
UnScramble this Word:  r r d a a * radar
UnScramble this Word:  c e n e c s i * science
UnScramble this Word:  e l i m r l * miller
UnScramble this Word:  f y o t l * lofty
UnScramble this Word:  e o r w p * power
UnScramble this Word:  o q u s r e c n * conquers
UnScramble this Word:  e a m e b c * became
UnScramble this Word:  b h e c e * beech
UnScramble this Word:  d l e y c * clyde
UnScramble this Word:  o a l t c e o c h * chocolate
UnScramble this Word:  o t a t c c n * contact
UnScramble this Word:  p c h e a a * apache
UnScramble this Word:  l r o a s * solar
UnScramble this Word:  e e r r d p s n e t * pretenders
UnScramble this Word:  c s k i a w s r c e * wisecracks
UnScramble this Word:  d m m e s r u m i * midsummer
UnScramble this Word:  c l a r o l * collar
UnScramble this Word:  a k h l c * chalk
UnScramble this Word:  a n r k o * akron
UnScramble this Word:  y r t i h t * thirty
UnScramble this Word:  u c n t r p u u a e c * acupuncture
UnScramble this Word:  u m e r s m * summer
UnScramble this Word:  n v e i o * ovine
UnScramble this Word:  i l i n v o * violin
UnScramble this Word:  o n g e r a * orange
UnScramble this Word:  n l d s d y u e * suddenly
UnScramble this Word:  l e i s a x g a * galaxies
UnScramble this Word:  i s e r s t g * tigress
UnScramble this Word:  m a e s p n u r * superman
UnScramble this Word:  d g e r a g * dagger
UnScramble this Word:  p o e o c w r e k d * woodpecker
UnScramble this Word:  n f r i l t e e c d e * centerfield
UnScramble this Word:  a s n k t h * thanks
UnScramble this Word:  e e i r c v d e * deceiver
UnScramble this Word:  i f f a r a * affair
UnScramble this Word:  n t p r c s r e a e * carpenters
UnScramble this Word:  c o h u p * pouch
UnScramble this Word:  b a o r c * cobra
UnScramble this Word:  g s u s e * guess
UnScramble this Word:  i e n s f s t s w * swiftness
UnScramble this Word:  i p n a o c c r r * capricorn
UnScramble this Word:  d s l o l * dolls
UnScramble this Word:  e d n l a i r * ireland
UnScramble this Word:  t n d g n i s a * standing
UnScramble this Word:  h r s e u * usher
UnScramble this Word:  r d h s e t a * trashed
UnScramble this Word:  o e b v a * above
UnScramble this Word:  c k t b t u o * buttock
UnScramble this Word:  r s e d a i * raised
UnScramble this Word:  i p n a s * spain
UnScramble this Word:  g e a l e * eagle
UnScramble this Word:  i y v r o * ivory
UnScramble this Word:  t o n m r r e o a s * astronomer
UnScramble this Word:  a g i h n m s * mashing
UnScramble this Word:  n a s t e s l s i * stainless
UnScramble this Word:  p s o n o i * poison
UnScramble this Word:  s m c o b * combs
UnScramble this Word:  r s e r i m a * marries
UnScramble this Word:  a a a b n a l c c s * casablanca
UnScramble this Word:  e m o t n v r * vermont
UnScramble this Word:  t e d t i i y n * identity
UnScramble this Word:  i h u l n a i a t * lithuania
UnScramble this Word:  o p o d e s c m * composed
UnScramble this Word:  s o e o g * goose
UnScramble this Word:  u u m r e b c s c * cucumbers
UnScramble this Word:  k e c p n s a a * pancakes
UnScramble this Word:  o u c s k o t n k * knockouts
UnScramble this Word:  s m n e t i n g a s * assignment
UnScramble this Word:  t n a a s w b o * botswana
UnScramble this Word:  e v e r d n * denver
UnScramble this Word:  i e w s y a s d * sideways
UnScramble this Word:  n l p l o e * pollen
UnScramble this Word:  l p p d e s i * slipped
UnScramble this Word:  i n a a z b r z * zanzibar
UnScramble this Word:  e n l e k * kneel
UnScramble this Word:  r a g l t u p o * portugal
UnScramble this Word:  m f l s e h i * himself
UnScramble this Word:  u p y c s r * cyprus
UnScramble this Word:  e m o e e r t m t r h * thermometer
UnScramble this Word:  l t a s d c w i * wildcats
UnScramble this Word:  q e e e z s u * squeeze
UnScramble this Word:  o t b l l a f o * football
UnScramble this Word:  i t a p r e a s * parasite
UnScramble this Word:  i e r z u s e * seizure
UnScramble this Word:  n g o e h c i * echoing
UnScramble this Word:  t g e i h * eight
UnScramble this Word:  e o s h n * shone
UnScramble this Word:  g i n n h g t l i * lightning
UnScramble this Word:  g o h u e h s t l i * lighthouse
UnScramble this Word:  n a n e l g e d t * entangled
UnScramble this Word:  c t t r p o o r e * protector
UnScramble this Word:  o m a s r d r * ramrods
UnScramble this Word:  e u l o s * louse
UnScramble this Word:  i y a r f * fairy
UnScramble this Word:  l m l e s * smell
UnScramble this Word:  i a n t l * latin
UnScramble this Word:  h r t n e e t i * thirteen
UnScramble this Word:  y f f i t * fifty
UnScramble this Word:  u p e e p n t c * tuppence
UnScramble this Word:  a i o s n n t * nations
UnScramble this Word:  w e h t i * white
UnScramble this Word:  s a g l s * glass
UnScramble this Word:  l v e n e e * eleven
UnScramble this Word:  e e r t d s * desert
UnScramble this Word:  r s u p b * burps
UnScramble this Word:  e t r o g * ergot
UnScramble this Word:  z s d a r l i * lizards
UnScramble this Word:  n s i g w * wings
UnScramble this Word:  s g n t n h o i w a * washington
UnScramble this Word:  h h t e a c e * cheetah
UnScramble this Word:  o e c s i u e h * icehouse
UnScramble this Word:  s r a c e * acres
UnScramble this Word:  e d r b u l r * blurred
UnScramble this Word:  n s a d h * hands
UnScramble this Word:  e h y n o g o t l c * technology
UnScramble this Word:  m t a i n e o t t s p * temptations
UnScramble this Word:  c d u o l * could
UnScramble this Word:  o e p l p e * people
UnScramble this Word:  p h a e c * peach
UnScramble this Word:  s n p i a * spain
UnScramble this Word:  t a t r u y i p i * pituitary
UnScramble this Word:  f m l i a r c u o n i * californium
UnScramble this Word:  n e t l e a r * eternal
UnScramble this Word:  i y l e b a * bailey
UnScramble this Word:  e s t r s s e l * restless
UnScramble this Word:  a o c r o n * corona
UnScramble this Word:  e a l y s r v * slavery
UnScramble this Word:  l t u n i * until
UnScramble this Word:  a a s k a l * alaska
UnScramble this Word:  t e u i q a n * antique
UnScramble this Word:  k a o l a * koala
UnScramble this Word:  r b i t a b * rabbit
UnScramble this Word:  h m p r e t u * thumper
UnScramble this Word:  t a x r e * extra
UnScramble this Word:  y r o n e g h d * hydrogen
UnScramble this Word:  f a a a f l l * alfalfa
UnScramble this Word:  s e o t n * stone
UnScramble this Word:  s o d o r * doors
UnScramble this Word:  m e r a a d d n o * andromeda
UnScramble this Word:  n t p n t e r i u e * turpentine
UnScramble this Word:  i i s r a o n l g * originals
UnScramble this Word:  r y h g u o n d e * greyhound
UnScramble this Word:  a r d e b * bread
UnScramble this Word:  l a i r d f o * florida
UnScramble this Word:  i n e t e f f * fifteen
UnScramble this Word:  s o e b l w * elbows
UnScramble this Word:  e m a d i m r * mermaid
UnScramble this Word:  s n v e e * seven
UnScramble this Word:  o o i y b g l * biology
UnScramble this Word:  r g l a a i e * algeria
UnScramble this Word:  a a r a t j k * jakarta
UnScramble this Word:  i y c t t s s s i l * stylistics
UnScramble this Word:  h l e t a m * hamlet
UnScramble this Word:  c t i y u r s e * security
UnScramble this Word:  o y e t r p t * pottery
UnScramble this Word:  h t a e r * heart
UnScramble this Word:  o r a s p t r * parrots
UnScramble this Word:  l r i e v * liver
UnScramble this Word:  p a k s a e s y e * speakeasy
UnScramble this Word:  o r i s m r r * mirrors
UnScramble this Word:  i n s i e a d o n t t * destination
UnScramble this Word:  u r i h a c n e r * hurricane
UnScramble this Word:  l u i b m a * malibu
UnScramble this Word:  c a g n h i m i * michigan
UnScramble this Word:  e y t v i b r * brevity
UnScramble this Word:  a l e s e g * eagles
UnScramble this Word:  e d a s m s n * madness
UnScramble this Word:  a a s k a l * alaska
UnScramble this Word:  a p i e r v m * vampire
UnScramble this Word:  o n g e r a * orange
UnScramble this Word:  r m m r e d u * drummer
UnScramble this Word:  a t d w l s i c * wildcats
UnScramble this Word:  o t s e a i l r t * aristotle
UnScramble this Word:  r s a u l a a i t * australia
UnScramble this Word:  e i w h t * white
UnScramble this Word:  k a b l c * black
UnScramble this Word:  n d l e g n a * england
UnScramble this Word:  h c n a r s a i c * saccharin
UnScramble this Word:  n s o k m * monks
UnScramble this Word:  a t a t e n c s s * castanets
UnScramble this Word:  i n i t a b r * britain
UnScramble this Word:  s s s i p i p i m i s * mississippi
UnScramble this Word:  r a o y d m c e c * democracy
UnScramble this Word:  b a r u m * burma
UnScramble this Word:  o u m s i n c t l * columnist
UnScramble this Word:  t s e a x * texas
UnScramble this Word:  g s t g e n u * nuggets
UnScramble this Word:  n t p c e i * pectin
UnScramble this Word:  r o i h n * rhino
UnScramble this Word:  e t h b v o e n e * beethoven
UnScramble this Word:  t r h u t * truth
UnScramble this Word:  e s o s h s t * hostess
UnScramble this Word:  p o a i n * piano
UnScramble this Word:  s l e n q d e a u n * queensland
UnScramble this Word:  i l t b b o a * bobtail
UnScramble this Word:  r p r o h p s e t e o * troposphere
UnScramble this Word:  m o t n i l h a * hamilton
UnScramble this Word:  c r p n o i s s o * scorpions
UnScramble this Word:  d a y n s * sandy
UnScramble this Word:  h n g i a h s a * shanghai
UnScramble this Word:  i s d e n f r * friends
UnScramble this Word:  o m e o o c s d r m * commodores
UnScramble this Word:  a p a l h * alpha
UnScramble this Word:  p e o s e x * expose
UnScramble this Word:  i m n t a v e * vietnam
UnScramble this Word:  m i t c a s n r o * romantics
UnScramble this Word:  s r r a i e * sierra
UnScramble this Word:  o s n e t m m * moments
UnScramble this Word:  s s l s i f o * fossils
UnScramble this Word:  g r e u u n d o n d r * underground
UnScramble this Word:  a f i u u l t b e * beautiful
UnScramble this Word:  v n t g i l e e s a * evangelist
UnScramble this Word:  t r l e h i * hitler
UnScramble this Word:  n m w o e * women
UnScramble this Word:  r l a i v a r * arrival
UnScramble this Word:  o d o n l n * london
UnScramble this Word:  e r y o m b * embryo
UnScramble this Word:  i q e m r e u * requiem
UnScramble this Word:  r t y o s * story
UnScramble this Word:  s s o h e * shoes
UnScramble this Word:  h l e s s s e e p c * speechless
UnScramble this Word:  o t r t r a p i * portrait
UnScramble this Word:  a h l s f * flash
UnScramble this Word:  a a e d d s h d e * deadheads
UnScramble this Word:  a a d a c n * canada
UnScramble this Word:  k o r c s o * crooks
UnScramble this Word:  t r a e w * water
UnScramble this Word:  l o e w t o a r * waterloo
UnScramble this Word:  a t t o r e a m * amaretto
UnScramble this Word:  a r s y i * syria
UnScramble this Word:  l e b d r i b u * bluebird
UnScramble this Word:  e t g i h * eight
UnScramble this Word:  e l u i n m m n i l * millennium
UnScramble this Word:  p s r a i * paris
UnScramble this Word:  u r e l a n c * nuclear
UnScramble this Word:  y t e o n b a * bayonet
UnScramble this Word:  s e r n t o a * treason
UnScramble this Word:  r c c n a e * cancer
UnScramble this Word:  b s o e x * boxes
UnScramble this Word:  d a m t r e * dreamt
UnScramble this Word:  u m g a l c e f a o * camouflage
UnScramble this Word:  a a s h a r * sahara
UnScramble this Word:  s s o a i * oasis
UnScramble this Word:  o s e d t p * despot
UnScramble this Word:  l o h b c r a e * bachelor
UnScramble this Word:  s l b e l * bells
UnScramble this Word:  a m a g c i n p * campaign
UnScramble this Word:  d a n i i * india
UnScramble this Word:  l a e a m o f t * meatloaf
UnScramble this Word:  e t y u f b r l t * butterfly
UnScramble this Word:  i p s y b o * biopsy
UnScramble this Word:  e i n h t r e s o n * rhinestone
UnScramble this Word:  c a o g n * conga
UnScramble this Word:  e r o t i d t * detroit
UnScramble this Word:  e t y g p * egypt
UnScramble this Word:  i o a r c * cairo
UnScramble this Word:  i h e r e t * either
UnScramble this Word:  r v e t l l e d a * travelled
UnScramble this Word:  g a l w g o s * glasgow
UnScramble this Word:  l a d r e n c a * calendar
UnScramble this Word:  i a r d l z * lizard
UnScramble this Word:  a n a k s s * kansas
UnScramble this Word:  a s d m a * adams
UnScramble this Word:  t l r o p e * petrol
UnScramble this Word:  o i c e p l * police
UnScramble this Word:  g i s n w * wings
UnScramble this Word:  h e l n e a t p * elephant
UnScramble this Word:  h e s e c e * cheese
UnScramble this Word:  s e a m l s o s * molasses
UnScramble this Word:  u i a n n s t m o * mountains
UnScramble this Word:  s t i a n * saint
UnScramble this Word:  c e a l v * clave
UnScramble this Word:  b r o u l a * labour
UnScramble this Word:  e d u s x o * exodus
UnScramble this Word:  r h f t a e * father
UnScramble this Word:  o c a c l n v i * volcanic
UnScramble this Word:  n d r r s r e u e * surrender
UnScramble this Word:  h a n s u m * humans
UnScramble this Word:  c y o k r * rocky
UnScramble this Word:  t d i e r * tired
UnScramble this Word:  i s s e l t c e t * testicles
UnScramble this Word:  m n l e o * melon
UnScramble this Word:  y e m s i r * misery
UnScramble this Word:  m r i a c a e * america
UnScramble this Word:  o m u s i n c t m * communist
UnScramble this Word:  t h e t a i a e n c s * anaesthetic
UnScramble this Word:  r i u m a d * radium
UnScramble this Word:  e r a g n d * garden
UnScramble this Word:  i m e e r n d a * remained
UnScramble this Word:  s n u a d * sudan
UnScramble this Word:  c r t s h a * charts
UnScramble this Word:  t s r t e l e * letters
UnScramble this Word:  o b i e d d f n r * forbidden
UnScramble this Word:  b s a e n * beans
UnScramble this Word:  t i e n d r o i c * direction
UnScramble this Word:  t a i p m c * impact
UnScramble this Word:  o i s h p l * polish
UnScramble this Word:  n x v i e * vixen
UnScramble this Word:  w t e d a n * wanted
UnScramble this Word:  w r o e p * power
UnScramble this Word:  u n r e s d r d u o * surrounded
UnScramble this Word:  h i f a t * faith
UnScramble this Word:  o m i e t t c d m * committed
UnScramble this Word:  n s s e s e * senses
UnScramble this Word:  n d a e h g s l b a * bangladesh
UnScramble this Word:  s l e o c * close
UnScramble this Word:  x e l n e l e t c * excellent
UnScramble this Word:  n d l i e c a * iceland
UnScramble this Word:  g y h t e i * eighty
UnScramble this Word:  s n a s i r u * russian
UnScramble this Word:  a t p o t n m i e s t * temptations
UnScramble this Word:  e r c s a l k * slacker
UnScramble this Word:  o e m r v b n e * november
UnScramble this Word:  d e s c u s r a * crusades
UnScramble this Word:  m t g i h * might
UnScramble this Word:  t s r e e * trees
UnScramble this Word:  p m s s u o o * opossum
UnScramble this Word:  l t l i s * still
UnScramble this Word:  r d e e a g * agreed
UnScramble this Word:  i t w s t * twist
UnScramble this Word:  e i w h l * while
UnScramble this Word:  i e t v a p r * private
UnScramble this Word:  a e t r o n f w r t * waterfront
UnScramble this Word:  c s n s i t e * insects
UnScramble this Word:  e a e b r v * beaver
UnScramble this Word:  e t r e c n * centre
UnScramble this Word:  s c p a l e * places
UnScramble this Word:  m b e r e m * member
UnScramble this Word:  f r l o o * floor
UnScramble this Word:  a g l s e b n * bangles
UnScramble this Word:  s i c o n * coins
UnScramble this Word:  m e n o p n e n h o * phenomenon
UnScramble this Word:  h o a c g c i * chicago
UnScramble this Word:  a k c c o p e * peacock
UnScramble this Word:  a n p i s * spain
UnScramble this Word:  o d l o b * blood
UnScramble this Word:  e t w e a a h v * heatwave
UnScramble this Word:  a a s i g a n k * nagasaki
UnScramble this Word:  n g o y x e * oxygen
UnScramble this Word:  d u w o l * would
UnScramble this Word:  n r i a p h a * piranha
UnScramble this Word:  h l l g n i s i * shilling
UnScramble this Word:  e i d d o u u s c * deciduous
UnScramble this Word:  o n c o g * congo
UnScramble this Word:  e c e e d n d d s * descended
UnScramble this Word:  a u r n s t * saturn
UnScramble this Word:  e b u t s c j * subject
UnScramble this Word:  i t i i f y n n * infinity
UnScramble this Word:  o n k s u c t m r o * moonstruck
UnScramble this Word:  e s l t e b a * beatles
UnScramble this Word:  n o r a i o t * ontario
UnScramble this Word:  b a i e r s i * siberia
UnScramble this Word:  e n t a i k r * keratin
UnScramble this Word:  o t m e r * metro
UnScramble this Word:  h h u o g t r * through
UnScramble this Word:  s o f r g * frogs
UnScramble this Word:  f w e r l o * flower
UnScramble this Word:  t l e d r e a * related
UnScramble this Word:  r t a w s e * waters
UnScramble this Word:  e s t b t o l * bottles
UnScramble this Word:  r w r o a * arrow
UnScramble this Word:  n h t e a b e * beneath
UnScramble this Word:  e r n s i t k * stinker
UnScramble this Word:  e a n s p c * pecans
UnScramble this Word:  i m o s d n d a * diamonds
UnScramble this Word:  i t s t s e b u u t * substitute
UnScramble this Word:  e g y c t n * cygnet
UnScramble this Word:  b r t n o i a o * abortion
UnScramble this Word:  r k e t o c * rocket
UnScramble this Word:  e e s t l b a v e g * vegetables
UnScramble this Word:  n s e u v * venus
UnScramble this Word:  t a c s k a t * attacks
UnScramble this Word:  e e r f t c a b o n * benefactor
UnScramble this Word:  r s o l n i s t * nostrils
UnScramble this Word:  r w e o i c d c a * cowardice
UnScramble this Word:  i t l o t e m e s * mistletoe
UnScramble this Word:  h d e r a * heard
UnScramble this Word:  e e r e g a b s v * beverages
UnScramble this Word:  e n a t a s p l * pleasant
UnScramble this Word:  h r s i s c o i r * cirrhosis
UnScramble this Word:  i s r d e r a * raiders
UnScramble this Word:  s m a u d c s a * damascus
UnScramble this Word:  e h n c f r * french
UnScramble this Word:  t t e d n s u * student
UnScramble this Word:  a i c h n * china
UnScramble this Word:  n y a a w r u * runaway
UnScramble this Word:  l a e b t * table
UnScramble this Word:  n n c n a o * cannon
UnScramble this Word:  l i d n d n o a e * dandelion
UnScramble this Word:  s s s o i o m * osmosis
UnScramble this Word:  n h p t y o * python
UnScramble this Word:  b t o n o s * boston
UnScramble this Word:  u e r n p m s a * superman
UnScramble this Word:  t r e h i * their
UnScramble this Word:  m l s c i i a * islamic
UnScramble this Word:  i n n s a g t d * standing
UnScramble this Word:  g s i p o s * gossip
UnScramble this Word:  r d g e b i * bridge
UnScramble this Word:  o r s f u e y l * yourself
UnScramble this Word:  w d r o l * world
UnScramble this Word:  l g u e e a * league
UnScramble this Word:  d a a n p * panda
UnScramble this Word:  l o i n i s g r e * religions
UnScramble this Word:  a e s n i t p e l * palestine
UnScramble this Word:  m a c e c * mecca
UnScramble this Word:  o e l v i * olive
UnScramble this Word:  y u r y g z m * zymurgy
UnScramble this Word:  n y w a r u * runway
UnScramble this Word:  h o e l l * hello
UnScramble this Word:  g i n i e m * gemini
UnScramble this Word:  i k w d e e m l * milkweed
UnScramble this Word:  p r i a u t s l i * spiritual
UnScramble this Word:  l i t s a n a t * atlantis
UnScramble this Word:  o r t n u e f e * fourteen
UnScramble this Word:  b i e t a r e d o t l * obliterated
UnScramble this Word:  h r g d e c a * charged
UnScramble this Word:  k e h r c e c * checker
UnScramble this Word:  n d l h l o a * holland
UnScramble this Word:  o g a o o z n g l r * gorgonzola
UnScramble this Word:  s d r a t y e y e * yesterday
UnScramble this Word:  r t i h g * right
UnScramble this Word:  r b y c g o * cyborg
UnScramble this Word:  i r a r w o r * warrior
UnScramble this Word:  y e l v i l * lively
UnScramble this Word:  s e i g e * siege
UnScramble this Word:  c a a d c i * cicada
UnScramble this Word:  n o o z g * gonzo
UnScramble this Word:  n o h x p i e * phoenix
UnScramble this Word:  a w t e s * sweat
UnScramble this Word:  o h d e o h r m o t * motherhood
UnScramble this Word:  a d v k r a a r * aardvark
UnScramble this Word:  h i s r n b s t e g * brightness
UnScramble this Word:  v y e l l o * lovely
UnScramble this Word:  r l o b o e * bolero
UnScramble this Word:  p n n s i e s r * spinners
UnScramble this Word:  r e t a h b e * breathe
UnScramble this Word:  i d a m d r * madrid
UnScramble this Word:  g h l d y t a i * daylight
UnScramble this Word:  s p h r a * sharp
UnScramble this Word:  o u m s u b c l * columbus
UnScramble this Word:  s l w a l * walls
UnScramble this Word:  b h r s u * brush
UnScramble this Word:  i s t g h h e * heights
UnScramble this Word:  i w a h i a * hawaii
UnScramble this Word:  t e w t y n * twenty
UnScramble this Word:  t k t c i e * ticket
UnScramble this Word:  r d m r u e * murder
UnScramble this Word:  e n i g e s t g r * greetings
UnScramble this Word:  a p s e e r n c t r * carpenters
UnScramble this Word:  r b s o e * sober
UnScramble this Word:  u e o s h * house
UnScramble this Word:  h e r s c e * cheers
UnScramble this Word:  l i t c a n a t * atlantic
UnScramble this Word:  n h k a s * shank
UnScramble this Word:  e i c n a m x * mexican
UnScramble this Word:  e n d e s w * sweden
UnScramble this Word:  f t i s r * first
UnScramble this Word:  r a o h a t p u g * autograph
UnScramble this Word:  e n n a o l b * lebanon
UnScramble this Word:  e r s i l a * israel
UnScramble this Word:  n e g r e * green
UnScramble this Word:  l a l d e l d b g r a * gallbladder
UnScramble this Word:  e o e r u p * europe
UnScramble this Word:  a l i g n s i * sailing
UnScramble this Word:  i a e g h n r * hearing
UnScramble this Word:  g h n m d t i i * midnight
UnScramble this Word:  h i w h c * which
UnScramble this Word:  i e w k r o f s r * fireworks
UnScramble this Word:  r f i r o l p e * profiler
UnScramble this Word:  u n o s t h o * houston
UnScramble this Word:  h e o s r * horse
UnScramble this Word:  a p s r n s w e e p * newspapers
UnScramble this Word:  a e l t t s e * seattle
UnScramble this Word:  l n a o t a * atonal
UnScramble this Word:  l w l o y e * yellow
UnScramble this Word:  p n o t u s i * spinout
UnScramble this Word:  c n e t i d i n * incident
UnScramble this Word:  h s e s o r * horses
UnScramble this Word:  o u y d g s e n r h * greyhounds
UnScramble this Word:  a b i y l r r * library
UnScramble this Word:  e f u d e m p r * perfumed
UnScramble this Word:  g o h t t h u * thought
UnScramble this Word:  s x f o e * foxes
UnScramble this Word:  a b o a i d c m * cambodia
UnScramble this Word:  u t a g i r s t i * guitarist
UnScramble this Word:  b e i r d * bride
UnScramble this Word:  i h e t u s h l o g * lighthouse
UnScramble this Word:  e t t e s l r a p * saltpetre
UnScramble this Word:  g e o t s r s t n * strongest
UnScramble this Word:  r e g a n s t * strange
UnScramble this Word:  w g o r n * wrong
UnScramble this Word:  r n g e e r i f o * foreigner
UnScramble this Word:  c s n k e d i * dickens
UnScramble this Word:  e r g a i g o * georgia
UnScramble this Word:  j n a a p * japan
UnScramble this Word:  i u t t a n e l n e * lieutenant
UnScramble this Word:  u r t i e j p * jupiter
UnScramble this Word:  o f e e c f * coffee
UnScramble this Word:  i y n i e i s t b l s * sensibility
UnScramble this Word:  t i m d o e t * omitted
UnScramble this Word:  t h a m c s o * stomach
UnScramble this Word:  h e t h a c e * cheetah
UnScramble this Word:  b r b e r u * rubber
UnScramble this Word:  i y d a f r * friday
UnScramble this Word:  n r k e s i * sinker
UnScramble this Word:  g t i n a * giant
UnScramble this Word:  a l h l s * shall
UnScramble this Word:  n s t b t u o * buttons
UnScramble this Word:  y r a o m * mayor
UnScramble this Word:  v a n c r l a i * carnival
UnScramble this Word:  v e l a u * value
UnScramble this Word:  l s u l b * bulls
UnScramble this Word:  e g e v n a c e n * vengeance
UnScramble this Word:  d n e o m a b * abdomen
UnScramble this Word:  s s c e p i * pisces
UnScramble this Word:  o u p l t * pluto
UnScramble this Word:  e t i e l c t s * testicle
UnScramble this Word:  s i t d m * midst
UnScramble this Word:  a d t n e t i * tainted
UnScramble this Word:  c e v d e i d e * deceived
UnScramble this Word:  a a g y a u p r * paraguay
UnScramble this Word:  e i e s e h p s h r m * hemispheres
UnScramble this Word:  a l t i e m a p n r * parliament
UnScramble this Word:  l o y l m * molly
UnScramble this Word:  r d w f r o a * forward
UnScramble this Word:  x r o e b * boxer
UnScramble this Word:  n s o e m * nomes
UnScramble this Word:  e g d g o i * doggie
UnScramble this Word:  m t e n m o * moment
UnScramble this Word:  n s i i d n a * indians
UnScramble this Word:  a a p n a m * panama
UnScramble this Word:  a u o e c g r * courage
UnScramble this Word:  r g s u a * sugar
UnScramble this Word:  i d c e s l * sliced
UnScramble this Word:  r t d c o o * doctor
UnScramble this Word:  t o o t r o n * toronto
UnScramble this Word:  m a r n t o a g p e e * pomegranate
UnScramble this Word:  e o l o s * loose
UnScramble this Word:  k n e a s * snake
UnScramble this Word:  m e d r a * dream
UnScramble this Word:  m o a g d * dogma
UnScramble this Word:  s g o n a i * saigon
UnScramble this Word:  n h w t i i * within
UnScramble this Word:  b s u l e * blues
UnScramble this Word:  r a s s t b e * breasts
UnScramble this Word:  a n s l c y n t o t * constantly
UnScramble this Word:  a t n e p l * planet
UnScramble this Word:  t g e t a r * target
UnScramble this Word:  y n p e n * penny
UnScramble this Word:  i s s i c r * crisis
UnScramble this Word:  s e o c r l a u * carousel
UnScramble this Word:  b i a u m e z q o m * mozambique
UnScramble this Word:  p i c e u m * pumice
UnScramble this Word:  e n b u o c * bounce
UnScramble this Word:  e e r v n * never
UnScramble this Word:  s i f l o o * folios
UnScramble this Word:  l v e c a l n d e * cleveland
UnScramble this Word:  e t e f c p r * perfect
UnScramble this Word:  e m o t n v r * vermont
UnScramble this Word:  i i a t h * haiti
UnScramble this Word:  r c c i o o b l * broccoli
UnScramble this Word:  s r k s h a * sharks
UnScramble this Word:  g t e s r h t n * strength
UnScramble this Word:  n y k e d o * donkey
UnScramble this Word:  s a o r s t r i t n * transistor
UnScramble this Word:  t l v e w e * twelve
UnScramble this Word:  t a l p s n * plants
UnScramble this Word:  l p p u i * pupil
UnScramble this Word:  b t e r u t * butter
UnScramble this Word:  f h r s e * fresh
UnScramble this Word:  k l l s s u * skulls
UnScramble this Word:  n v e e l e * eleven
UnScramble this Word:  r h e e t * there
UnScramble this Word:  s m u e t t n r i s n * instruments
UnScramble this Word:  e s p n i r n t w * newsprint
UnScramble this Word:  e p i e k l * kelpie
UnScramble this Word:  a d e e l i v v l u * vaudeville
UnScramble this Word:  o m r b d e o * bedroom
UnScramble this Word:  e o o c r l * cooler
UnScramble this Word:  m g r e b r u h a * hamburger
UnScramble this Word:  o i e s m v * movies
UnScramble this Word:  n e r s e t * enters
UnScramble this Word:  d r n i e * diner
UnScramble this Word:  y y s a t d n * dynasty
UnScramble this Word:  c r d i e * cider
UnScramble this Word:  y s m a a p j * pyjamas
UnScramble this Word:  r e e a p d p a * appeared
UnScramble this Word:  e u m n a r * manure
UnScramble this Word:  i r e s t t w * twister
UnScramble this Word:  e a g e r s * grease
UnScramble this Word:  a l s i i t s b c l * ballistics
UnScramble this Word:  v d e e r c o * covered
UnScramble this Word:  m r p u t * trump
UnScramble this Word:  k a t r c * track
UnScramble this Word:  c e n s l o c y * cyclones
UnScramble this Word:  e n i n o r u * reunion
UnScramble this Word:  o a e t t p * teapot
UnScramble this Word:  m s n i d * minds
UnScramble this Word:  l n d b e n s s i * blindness
UnScramble this Word:  t e h e r * three
UnScramble this Word:  a e m d e l r * emerald
UnScramble this Word:  k s i k n * kinks
UnScramble this Word:  x s t e n e c e i * existence
UnScramble this Word:  c m e r a * cream
UnScramble this Word:  s n s i u d a r o * dinosaurs
UnScramble this Word:  i y a t l * italy
UnScramble this Word:  e o t h s * those
UnScramble this Word:  c e r u g l a r u t i * agriculture
UnScramble this Word:  i n u g h n t * hunting
UnScramble this Word:  i n t c r e a * certain
UnScramble this Word:  c l e a p * place
UnScramble this Word:  n d g e r i * ringed
UnScramble this Word:  s a v n e b c r o s e * observances
UnScramble this Word:  e i h e c s n * chinese
UnScramble this Word:  b t e r e t * better
UnScramble this Word:  l i n t e y m s o * solemnity
UnScramble this Word:  t u i s n l * insult
UnScramble this Word:  u v i r r v s o * survivor
UnScramble this Word:  e s s n a m m d r i t * masterminds
UnScramble this Word:  l a b i y * libya
UnScramble this Word:  o m n o t c g r i f * comforting
UnScramble this Word:  e r t b o r h * brother
UnScramble this Word:  i r i e t f s p * spitfire
UnScramble this Word:  t u s h h r * thrush
UnScramble this Word:  e k a m r d n * denmark
UnScramble this Word:  s p r o e * ropes
UnScramble this Word:  l v a n j i e * javelin
UnScramble this Word:  a h e t n r * tehran
UnScramble this Word:  u h l s f * flush
UnScramble this Word:  o n e a i p m m t * pantomime
UnScramble this Word:  l s a n g i e o * gasoline
UnScramble this Word:  x i n t c e t * extinct
UnScramble this Word:  a n t r e p i * painter
UnScramble this Word:  e s a l b e e n * lebanese
UnScramble this Word:  c k b p y a a * payback
UnScramble this Word:  d l c l a e * called
UnScramble this Word:  c d u o l * could
UnScramble this Word:  g a e d b * badge
UnScramble this Word:  u r e a b d m * bermuda
UnScramble this Word:  i o s r n a d u * dinosaur
UnScramble this Word:  o a g r e v y * voyager
UnScramble this Word:  h o o n b d o u l d * bloodhound
UnScramble this Word:  z i a z p * pizza
UnScramble this Word:  l t l o f b e u t * bottleful
UnScramble this Word:  o r o w s r * sorrow
UnScramble this Word:  o e s s g r * ogress
UnScramble this Word:  n d a n s i e i o * indonesia
UnScramble this Word:  o i i i l s l n * illinois
UnScramble this Word:  u g e y r s r * surgery
UnScramble this Word:  l c n a a a m * almanac
UnScramble this Word:  s i a s a s n s s * assassins
UnScramble this Word:  e a p e s c * escape
UnScramble this Word:  p s n e i * penis
UnScramble this Word:  i e b d r i f s r * firebirds
UnScramble this Word:  l w l o m a * mallow
UnScramble this Word:  s e t y a f * safety
UnScramble this Word:  g i o e u n f v n r * unforgiven
UnScramble this Word:  r e s d o t a u p * outspread
UnScramble this Word:  a t d r g a o l i * gladiator
UnScramble this Word:  d k w l a e * walked
UnScramble this Word:  t k e y u r * turkey
UnScramble this Word:  x l n t i o a e t a * exaltation
UnScramble this Word:  i n c c c e o a * coccaine
UnScramble this Word:  n o o r i d * indoor
UnScramble this Word:  e r u t b i * beirut
UnScramble this Word:  h k e d c o * choked
UnScramble this Word:  a e r c b * brace
UnScramble this Word:  r o c o c s i * sirocco
UnScramble this Word:  e h a t r * earth
UnScramble this Word:  e l a d c r d e * declared
UnScramble this Word:  a f r n o s f * saffron
UnScramble this Word:  o i n g j k * joking
UnScramble this Word:  r y o s v a u * savoury
UnScramble this Word:  r f e p s s o r o * professor
UnScramble this Word:  t n w s e s e e y i * eyewitness
UnScramble this Word:  a d d i p k p e n * kidnapped
UnScramble this Word:  s r e r e a i b r s p * raspberries
UnScramble this Word:  g r u a s * sugar
UnScramble this Word:  o t h u g b r * brought
UnScramble this Word:  c t u o n * count
UnScramble this Word:  p o a d u l * upload
UnScramble this Word:  s b q a u * squab
UnScramble this Word:  f a i l i c o f * official
UnScramble this Word:  e t e y d r a y s * yesterday
UnScramble this Word:  g a s e r e * grease
UnScramble this Word:  d n d e h i * hidden
UnScramble this Word:  a p s e e r n c t r * carpenters
UnScramble this Word:  a e n d s c * ascend
UnScramble this Word:  h n k c e c i * chicken
UnScramble this Word:  e o h i r s a d * rhodesia
UnScramble this Word:  n e m d s u c o * consumed
UnScramble this Word:  t s e s r t e * streets
UnScramble this Word:  t a s r w * warts
UnScramble this Word:  v o n e c s r r a i * carnivores
UnScramble this Word:  a t c e r r a c h * character
UnScramble this Word:  r t h s o e b r * brothers
UnScramble this Word:  d r a h r a g e f t n * grandfather
UnScramble this Word:  h o e e t l n e p * telephone
UnScramble this Word:  y s c s i p h * physics
UnScramble this Word:  e u n b c i l r a p * republican
UnScramble this Word:  e p m a l * maple
UnScramble this Word:  e e n s e t e n v * seventeen
UnScramble this Word:  c s l e l * cells
UnScramble this Word:  a a a b n c l c a s * casablanca
UnScramble this Word:  o d r w c * crowd
UnScramble this Word:  u l e h m i * helium
UnScramble this Word:  e u h o s * house
UnScramble this Word:  e s s e i g n * genesis
UnScramble this Word:  s l b u l * bulls
UnScramble this Word:  t c i a n t i * titanic
UnScramble this Word:  r n o a m * roman
UnScramble this Word:  c o n o g * congo
UnScramble this Word:  o d o n l n * london
UnScramble this Word:  r c c n a e * cancer
UnScramble this Word:  i e h l c * chile
UnScramble this Word:  t g u e o n * tongue
UnScramble this Word:  l w e r f o * flower
UnScramble this Word:  i i t s n i r h * rhinitis
UnScramble this Word:  e n r e g * green
UnScramble this Word:  e h l e h e b m t * bethlehem
UnScramble this Word:  i e a e s d s * disease
UnScramble this Word:  l r v i e * liver
UnScramble this Word:  n s s a k a * kansas
UnScramble this Word:  t a o r c e s s * coasters
UnScramble this Word:  i s n g t h * things
UnScramble this Word:  o o c a c t b * tobacco
UnScramble this Word:  e p e d a r d o s * desperado
UnScramble this Word:  c g n k i t i * ticking
UnScramble this Word:  h n a l y m * hymnal
UnScramble this Word:  t i e e a g n r n * argentine
UnScramble this Word:  i d m l l i w n * windmill
UnScramble this Word:  n y b n a a * banyan
UnScramble this Word:  a a j o n v * navajo
UnScramble this Word:  w e i h t * white
UnScramble this Word:  e c a s h r k * hackers
UnScramble this Word:  r i m e m d s z e e * mesmerized
UnScramble this Word:  p p l e e o * people
UnScramble this Word:  a n a i f s a t * fantasia
UnScramble this Word:  a b a e c g b * cabbage
UnScramble this Word:  d i c e c s o l r o * crocodiles
UnScramble this Word:  r p c p o e * copper
UnScramble this Word:  f u t f i l a h * faithful
UnScramble this Word:  i t a t p o r * patriot
UnScramble this Word:  b s i e r a * rabies
UnScramble this Word:  r s a i p * paris
UnScramble this Word:  f h a t i * faith
UnScramble this Word:  s t e w e * sweet
UnScramble this Word:  v s u s e r * versus
UnScramble this Word:  y c a r b a d k * backyard
UnScramble this Word:  o n o t o p n * pontoon
UnScramble this Word:  r v e t l e e * leveret
UnScramble this Word:  i n e t e f f * fifteen
UnScramble this Word:  s o b o k * books
UnScramble this Word:  s s h r o e * horses
UnScramble this Word:  a e s x t * texas
UnScramble this Word:  a m y h s t y p * sympathy
UnScramble this Word:  e s e e z s n * sneezes
UnScramble this Word:  l c l i a * lilac
UnScramble this Word:  v n y a s i l o * synovial
UnScramble this Word:  l n o t o p a * platoon
UnScramble this Word:  e r e e n t r * terrene
UnScramble this Word:  i c o e c n a * cocaine
UnScramble this Word:  n h i l s e g * english
UnScramble this Word:  v l c o a * vocal
UnScramble this Word:  a e i l v * alive
UnScramble this Word:  g s r t i * grits
UnScramble this Word:  l e s s a s m o * molasses
UnScramble this Word:  e y r j u o n * journey
UnScramble this Word:  v l i n i o * violin
UnScramble this Word:  g h a m r a * graham
UnScramble this Word:  g e s s u a a * sausage
UnScramble this Word:  a t e g n d r * dragnet
UnScramble this Word:  e m o e d f r * freedom
UnScramble this Word:  r b e r u b * rubber
UnScramble this Word:  c l o p e i * police
UnScramble this Word:  h r e a t * earth
UnScramble this Word:  a f i y t n f * tiffany
UnScramble this Word:  i p a s i t c o m * simpatico
UnScramble this Word:  c a r a e m i * america
UnScramble this Word:  o r e y s p * osprey
UnScramble this Word:  e b b e b m e u l * bumblebee
UnScramble this Word:  u l e f r s y o * yourself
UnScramble this Word:  c p e r e * creep
UnScramble this Word:  c a l m g o a u * glaucoma
UnScramble this Word:  c l a d n i e * iceland
UnScramble this Word:  d e a r k * drake
UnScramble this Word:  i u r l c b e c * crucible
UnScramble this Word:  a s u a i p m l r * marsupial
UnScramble this Word:  o p u r e t c s m * computers
UnScramble this Word:  t n t y w e * twenty
UnScramble this Word:  g s i l r * girls
UnScramble this Word:  l e p s e e s r * sleepers
UnScramble this Word:  l s d a n i s * islands
UnScramble this Word:  c m a x l i * climax
UnScramble this Word:  u e g r a c o * courage
UnScramble this Word:  s n w i g * wings
UnScramble this Word:  r t e s a e * easter
UnScramble this Word:  i t e f d y i l * fidelity
UnScramble this Word:  c l r m a t p o e a a * paracetamol
UnScramble this Word:  h i d t r e o a p * aphrodite
UnScramble this Word:  c e r e p h r a * preacher
UnScramble this Word:  o y t n r c u * country
UnScramble this Word:  r f f c i t a * traffic
UnScramble this Word:  m g n b r m i i h d u * hummingbird
UnScramble this Word:  h c a o g c i * chicago
UnScramble this Word:  r s t r o p a * parrots
UnScramble this Word:  i r o g p d e r * porridge
UnScramble this Word:  t n t o b u * button
UnScramble this Word:  o r i l w s g s h * showgirls
UnScramble this Word:  v n i e x * vixen
UnScramble this Word:  l a r s h u s o g * hourglass
UnScramble this Word:  s h t b i r i * british
UnScramble this Word:  p s a r u l * pulsar
UnScramble this Word:  l o e w t o a r * waterloo
UnScramble this Word:  i h r s i * irish
UnScramble this Word:  e n f e c * fence
UnScramble this Word:  e l o n c y * ceylon
UnScramble this Word:  a e n c f r * france
UnScramble this Word:  r y g u b * rugby
UnScramble this Word:  n l b r e i * berlin
UnScramble this Word:  i s d t a h o f * toadfish
UnScramble this Word:  a n t s o d c l * scotland
UnScramble this Word:  u e t e t l n * lunette
UnScramble this Word:  o p s h r p e o t e r * troposphere
UnScramble this Word:  n m r o t e m a e e * anemometer
UnScramble this Word:  n u s t a r * saturn
UnScramble this Word:  a k l c b * black
UnScramble this Word:  q n u e e * queen
UnScramble this Word:  r a t e h b e * breathe
UnScramble this Word:  d d s a n y e w e * wednesday