| Clue | Answer | Category |
| Regarding this device, Archimedes said, 'Give me a place to stand on, and I will move the Earth' | |
| His 'Murderers in the Rue Morgue' is considered by many to be the world's first detective story | |
| An arm bone, or an adjective meaning 'funny' | |
| During the Sui Dynasty it was repaired 7 times to defend against the Tujue | |
| This 14,700-foot peak in the Swiss Alps is famous for its shape and the danger of ascending it | |
| Logically, it's the middle book of Dante's 'Divine Comedy' | |
| In the 2007-'08 season, this Cleveland Cavalier turned 23 & averaged 30 points a game | |
| In Latin, the name of this country means 'Place of Freedom' | |
| The Oregon Trail & Pony Express Route both passed by Casper in this state | |
| Mozart's last & perhaps most powerful symphony shares its name with this planet | |
| It completes the line 'Shall I compare thee to...' | |
| The 'young pretender' to the British throne in the 1740s was also known as Bonnie Prince this | |
| A No.1 bestseller in 2008 wsa this female mystery author's 'Scarpetta' | |
| This flavor was invented in 1929 & named in part to reflect the difficult economic times ahead | |
| Latin term for the moon's 'seas'; the largest is about 750 miles wide | |
| This Scottish-born chef is known for his TV rants at weaker restaurateurs | |
| 'Bush at War,' 'Plan of Attack,' & 'State of Denial' are books by this famed journalist | |
| As an adjective, it means 'timely'; in the theater, it's to supply an actor with a line | |
| Just one radio advertising song | |
| He occupied a chair over which the 'Sword of' him was suspended by a single thread | |
| Nicholas II was the last ruling czar of this royal family | |
| The intestinal tract of these insects, aka white ants, can break down cellulose | |
| Sculptures that once adorned the Parthenon are known as these, after a British Lord | |
| Karen Blixen wrote 'Out of Africa' under this name | |
| In 1903, with presidential permission, Morris Michtom began marketing these toys | |