Clue | Word |
This Japanese company began selling playing cards back in 1889, 90 years before they entered the video game business | |
When someone buys a stock, they obtain a small part of this in a business | |
1980s acronym featured on U.S. Census forms that was replaced by the term 'unmarried partner' | |
This extremely distant object can be one trillion times brighter than the Sun | |
Meaning 'present yourself' in French, it is a meeting at an appointed time and place | |
Alexis, Hannah, Aaden, Collin, Leah, or Joel Gosselin of 'Jon & Kate Plus 8' fame | |
Although this coffee-dipped dessert has only been around for 30 years, it has become one of the most popular Italian cakes | |
Peter who won two Best Supporting Actor Oscars for 'Spartacus' and 'Topkapi'; he also voiced Prince John in Disney's 'Robin Hood' | |
Barbara Walters and Whoopi Goldberg take a little time to enjoy this every weekday | |
S.C. Johnson recommends to use a dry paper towel or lint-free cloth with this product for a streak-free shine | |
It can be used to detect cancer, but too much of it may cause cancer | |
Nickname of Red Sox great who played in more MLB games than anyone besides Pete Rose; or a birth control pill that was cited by the FDA for its inaccurate TV commercials | |
This country was known as Northern Rhodesia until October 1964 | |
A type of droopy mustache named for a Mexican Revolution war hero | |
Rock musician Frank who has a daughter named Diva Thin Muffin Pigeen | |
The fifth largest city in Spain | |
This Persian prophet completes the title of the Nietzsche work 'Thus Spoke ___' | |
Surprisingly, this animal is black with white stripes, not the other way around | |
Hyrulean princess, Sabrina Spellman's witch aunt, or F. Scott Fitzgerald's wife | |
Anthony Hope's novel 'The Prisoner of ___' | |
Keebler's saltine crackers brand | |
It is the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet, but it means 7 in the Greek numeral system | |
The M*A*S*H quote 'Are you getting fit or having one?' is an example of this | |
Coors product that was an early alcopop; its name means 'winter' in much of Europe | |
Adding this colorful Mexican flower to your garden will help attract butterflies | |
Also known as zirconium dioxide, its cubic variety is a popular imitation diamond | |
French author of J'Accuse, a letter decrying the government for jailing Alfred Dreyfus | |
Lions, and tigers, and bears, and fish, and birds, and bugs, and cats, and dogs, oh my! | |
Neale Hurston who wrote 'Their Eyes Were Watching God' and 'Dust Tracks on a Road' during the Harlem Renaissance | |
1964 titular Greek movie character | |
Scientific name for the cheekbone | |
Genus of weevil that is the last word in the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary | |
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