| Clue | Word |
|---|
| A deadly sin; Shakespeare's 'green-eyed monster'. | |
| Like a pomegranate. Also like a fleabag hotel. | |
| Jackie's 'Shanghai Noon' partner. | |
In physics, spontaneous changes in nuclei.
In teeth, what sugar can cause. | |
| Sheriff Andy Taylor's boy, played by Ronnie Howard | |
First manufactured in 1913,
these dolls are often carnival prizes. | |
Treacherous road condition,
or coldly unfriendly like a stare. | |
| Office software, or to get straight A's | |
English county NE of London,
home to a famed Elizabethan Earl. | |
Neither Poison ___ nor Boston ___
are true members of this plant genus. | |
| Adorable, like a baby girl. | |
| Conical aboriginal shelter. | |
| More than required or above what's allowed. | |
| Wary or careful, as when avoiding a definite answer. | |
| | Clue | Word |
|---|
| Small, round and glittering, like suspicious eyes. | |
| Which card to pick, according to a magician. | |
| Between 1892 and 1954, this island was the first stop for 12 million US immigrants. | |
| A century without a score. | |
What that red light with a fuel pump
indicates about your car. | |
| Portia's partner and Paula's proxy. | |
| Like falling off a log or taking candy from a baby. | |
| Three-time Formula One champ Nelson. | |
| Jon Arbuckle's pet dog in the funny pages. | |
Former New Bohemian.
Now Mrs. Paul Simon. | |
| Type of penne pasta often served baked in a casserole. | |
| Nickname common to Baseball Hall of Famers Ford and Herzog. | |
| Showbiz award first given out in LA in 1949. | |
Type of question that requires an answer
too long for Sporcle. | |
| Outstanding HBO series set in Baltimore. | |
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