| Clue | AA Word |
|---|
| Recreational drug popular in the 60's and 70's, until it was taken off the market by the Maalox company | |
| The second largest city, and principal port, of Denmark | |
| City in the Netherlands that a 'Globetrotting' district of Manhattan is named for | |
| 1988 Mira Nair movie, nominated for Oscar, starts with the Arabic word for Peace | |
| Hosted 'The Tonight Show' from 1957 to 1962 | |
| Original name of the German terrorist organization 'Red Army Faction' | |
| Flatbread that is a staple in South Asia | |
| NHL brothers Eric, Marc, Jordan and Jared | |
| Spa city in western Germany, the medieval kings of Germany were crowned here. | |
| First name of Dr. Barnard, who performed the first successful human heart transplant. | |
| The Seattle Mariners' closer in 2009, his name is first in the list of all players who have played in the major leagues. | |
| Somali-born rapper who's song “Wavin' Flag: The Celebration Mix” was chosen as the official song for the 2010 FIFA World Cup | |
| Creamy liqueur made from brandy, sugar and eggs | |
| Brother and sister acting duo Jake and Maggie | |
| Structure within the Great Mosque of Mecca, that Muslims face during prayer | |
| | Clue | AA Word |
|---|
| Week-long American celebration of African culture and heritage | |
| Location of the last stand of American and Filipino soldiers against the Japanese army in 1942 | |
| The humanoid alien from 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' or the Canadian band named for him (Beatlesque 'Sub-Rosa Subway') | |
| Planet destroyed by The Death Star | |
| Shrek's nemesis in the first movie of the series | |
| The only world capital with a pair of double AAs | |
| The treaty that created the European Union (formerly known as the Treaty on European Union) | |
| Insectivorous hyena with a diet similar to the aardvark's | |
| Company that launched the modern Easter Egg dyeing kit in 1893 | |
| Transmission repair franchise whose commercials include a 'honk honk' in the spelling of its name | |
| One of the followers of Darkseid, from Jack Kirby's 'Fourth World'. Kirby adapted his name from the Marquis de Sade | |
| The capital of Greenland is now called Nuuk, but was formerly anglicized as this | |
| The third vice-president of the United States, he mortally wounded Alexander Hamilton in a duel. | |
| Actor who's roles include Jonathon E, Santino Corleone and 'Big Ed' Deline | |
| Greenland, in the native language | |
| MLB journeyman pitcher 1977-90, primarily with Red Sox, Angels, Orioles | |
| Roadside assistance organization with 50 million members | |
| The palindromic native name for Thule, in Greenland | |
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