| Clue | Answer |
|---|
| 2010 Oscar Best Picture nominee | |
| Llama-like animal known for its soft, light, durable wool. | |
Where you'll find the Çankaya Köşkü
- the residence of the President of Turkey. | |
| Home of the Crimson Tide. | |
Gnostic holy word,
also the Santana album with 'Black Magic Woman'
& the name of Draco Malfoy's grandfather. | |
| Palestinian leader who shared a Nobel Peace Prize with Rabin & Peres. | |
In Alberta, Canada, this name is shared
by a town, a lake, a river and a mountain. | |
The 'Old Farmer's' version of this has been
published annually since 1793. | |
| Hercule's creator, the first name in mystery novels. | |
| Patriarchal figure to Judaism, Christianity and Islam. | |
At least some people in this state
can see Russia from their house. | |
| Commander of Battlestar Galactica, in either series. | |
Bill Clinton or any Little Rocker (ok, technically
Little Rockian, but isn't Little Rocker more fun?) | |
| Occult or alchemic knowledge. | |
| | Clue | Answer |
|---|
First name of Canadian singer who hit #1 internationally
with 'Black Velvet' | |
| Cattle feed or Little Rascal. | |
As one word, refusing to budge.
As two words, he sang 'Goody Two Shoes'. | |
| Say the magic word! | |
| San Francisco island prison also known as 'The Rock'. | |
| Headquarters to CNN and Coca-Cola. | |
Any alloy of mercury with another metal.
Often used in dentistry. | |
American stove and fridge maker,
known for the 'Radar Range' microwave. | |
| Historic 14th century Moorish palace near Granada in Spain, now a World Heritage site. | |
| A fleet of warships, from the Spanish word for 'armed'. | |
First name of actresses
Plummer, Bynes & Seyfried. | |
| Final destination of Noah's Ark... | |
... and the species that might have hoped
Noah's passengers disembarked alphabetically. | |
Relationship of 'ERIC CLAPTON' to 'NARCOLEPTIC'
or 'GERALDINE' to 'REALIGNED'. | |
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Double and Triple Celebrity Marriages
Harry Potter Word Triples
Beginning and Ending Countries
