Category | Cash | Clue | Answer | % Correct |
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FOXES | $600 | Writing about foxes? It's required that you use the adjective "bushy" to describe this body part | the tail | 87%
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DID YOU KNOW? | $400 | Take it slow! This rain forest tree-dwelling mammal can take weeks to digest a meal & can hold its breath longer than a dolphin | a sloth | 81%
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FOXES | $200 | Related to dogs & wolves, foxes are part of this scientific family | canine | 77%
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DID YOU KNOW? | $600 | 1980s Russia traded subs & other ships for this red, white & blue soda brand, said to briefly make it 1 of the world's largest navies | Pepsi | 77%
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FOXES | $1000 | Only about 15 inches long, the fennec is the world's smallest fox & lives in this largest desert of Africa | the Sahara | 71%
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ONE-WORD SONG TITLES | $200 | This No. 1 hit by Rihanna includes the apt lyric "let it rain" | "Umbrella" | 68%
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DID YOU KNOW? | $200 | The OED dates the first recorded use of this letter to mean "kiss" back to a 1763 British letter | X | 68%
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ONE-WORD SONG TITLES | $800 | A song by Sia says, "I'm gonna swing from the" this, the song's title | "Chandelier" | 65%
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DID YOU KNOW? | $1000 | Snoop Dogg tried to rent this entire Eur. nation, Vaduz & all, for a video shoot; doable? Yes, but Snoop didn't give enough notice | Liechtenstein | 58%
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ONE-WORD SONG TITLES | $1000 | Though quoted, the songwriters of "Eye Of The Tiger" didn't get credit on this No. 1 hit by Katy Perry | "Roar" | 58%
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ONE-WORD SONG TITLES | $400 | Lorde topped the charts with this song, her first single | "Royals" | 58%
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ONE-WORD SONG TITLES | $600 | Elaborate hand gestures are part of the dance that Madonna brought to the mainstream with this 1990 No. 1 hit | "Vogue" | 58%
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LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND | $200 | Things go south when they go here "in a handbasket" | hell | 52%
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LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND | $400 | A football running play, or when a plane's tracking is given to another control center | a handoff | 45%
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"A_D" VERBS | $600 | Turned away one's eyes, from the Latin for "to turn" | averted | 45%
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FOXES | $800 | This species, also known as the common fox, is the most widely distributed carnivore on land | the red fox | 42%
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"A_D" VERBS | $800 | Aided or assisted, specifically in the commission of a crime | abetted | 39%
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U.S. HISTORY | $1200 | The U.S. severed diplomatic relations with this country January 3, 1961 | Cuba | 39%
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PROSE BY BROS | $200 | Jacob & Wilhelm, who gave us "Snow White" & "The Golden Goose" | the Brothers Grimm | 39%
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"A_D" VERBS | $400 | Spirited someone away, likely illegally | abducted | 35%
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LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND | $600 | I heard it this way, directly from the original source | firsthand | 35%
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"A_D" VERBS | $200 | Shortened a word | abbreviated | 32%
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LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND | $800 | Proverbially, "Close only counts in" this game "& hand grenades" | horseshoes | 32%
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U.S. HISTORY | $400 | In 1824 women walked off the job at a Rhode Island textile mill in what's considered America's first factory this | a strike | 29%
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FOXES | $400 | Term for a cozy room in your house, or a cozy fox burrow | a den | 23%
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U.S. HISTORY | $800 | The Senate didn't ratify the Treaty of Versailles, so this G.O.P. president proclaimed peace between the U.S. & Germany in 1921 | Harding | 23%
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THEY DID IT | $400 | Won a fourth term as German chancellor in 2017 | (Angela) Merkel | 19%
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WHAT'S THE GOSSIP? | $800 | The name of the tabloid website & TV show TMZ refers to a 30-mile zone centering on this major city | Los Angeles | 19%
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U.S. HISTORY | $2000 | The 1970s oil crisis made this project inevitable; much of its construction was elevated out of worry for wildlife and permafrost | the Alaska Pipeline | 16%
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U.S. HISTORY | $1600 | This 1794 uprising in Pennsylvania was prompted by a tax on liquor | the Whiskey Rebellion | 16%
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"A_D" VERBS | $1000 | Played piano at the soprano recital | accompanied | 13%
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20th CENTURY ENGLISH | $400 | "Giving me a glance of annoyance" was replaced by "giving me the" this smelly phrase | a stink eye | 13%
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PROSE BY BROS | $800 | Henry, "Roderick Hudson" in 1876; William, "Essays in Radical Empiricism", published posthumously in 1912 | James | 13%
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PROSE BY BROS | $1000 | Frank, the 2005 memoir "Teacher Man"; Malachy, who wrote "A Couple of Blaguards" with his brother | McCourt | 13%
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THEY DID IT | $800 | Brought a team of nurses to the Crimean War on a mail boat | Nightingale | 13%
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PROSE BY BROS | $400 | Rod, short story collections as well as "The Twilight Zone"; Richard, "The President's Plane is Missing" | Serling | 13%
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WHAT'S THE GOSSIP? | $2000 | Famous feuding gossip columnists in the golden age of Hollywood were Louella Parsons & this alliterative lady | Hedda Hopper | 10%
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WHAT'S THE GOSSIP? | $1200 | This word also used for gossip is a drinking fountain aboard ship | a scuttlebutt | 6%
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20th CENTURY ENGLISH | $1200 | Borrowed from Italian & spelled all kinds of ways in English, it means "do you get me?" | capisce | 6%
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DID YOU KNOW? | $800 | The generic name for this cloth bag comes from the same-named Belgian town where it was first made, though the E & L can get reversed | duffel | 6%
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20th CENTURY ENGLISH | $800 | A twist on Defoe, "Girl" or "Gal" this for a female assistant was big pre-World War II | Friday | 6%
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WHAT'S THE GOSSIP? | $1600 | In 1977 Rupert Murdoch launched a gossip column originally found at & named for this page of the New York Post | Page Six | 6%
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GO WEST | $400 | A stroll west over the Vltava River on the Charles bBidge takes you from this capital's Old Town to the Mala Strana | Prague | 6%
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GO WEST | $800 | Go due west on land from Newfoundland & Labrador to this large province | Quebec | 6%
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20th CENTURY ENGLISH | $2000 | The medium was in its infancy in the 1930s when this word came along to mean "looking good on TV" | telegenic | 6%
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PROSE BY BROS | $600 | Twins Matt & Ross, Emmy-nominated for writing "Chapter Nine: The Gate" for the television show "Stranger Things" | the Duffer Brothers | 6%
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20th CENTURY ENGLISH | $1600 | The OED defines it as a tune that stays in your mind "especially to the point of irritation " | an earworm | 3%
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GO WEST | $1200 | Head west from Toulouse to reach the Franco-Spanish "country" named for this people who have a unique language | Basque | 3%
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THEY DID IT | $1200 | Won a coin flip with David Packard for top billing | Hewlett | 3%
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THEY DID IT | $2000 | Wrote "The Normal Heart", fought for AIDS research | (Larry) Kramer | 3%
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LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND | $1000 | The ends are left hanging in this long necktie that uses a slipknot | a four-in-hand | 0%
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN | $2000 | This actor, not Peter Boyle, is the title character in "Young Frankenstein" | Gene Wilder | 0%
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN | $1200 | "The Young" this character "Chronicles" TV series featured the adventurer in his pre-college & pre-movie days | Indiana Jones | 0%
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN | $1600 | This actor shakes up the Vatican as Pius XIII, "The Young Pope" in the title of an HBO series | Jude Law | 0%
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GO WEST | $1600 | Drive west from Maseru, capital of this country, & you arrive in South Africa--heck, drive east & you'll end up there as well | Lesotho | 0%
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN | $800 | In "Young Mr." this man, Henry Fonda plays an up-&-coming Illinois attorney | Lincoln | 0%
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THEY DID IT | $1600 | In 1839 he showed his photos to the French Academy of Sciences | (Louis) Daguerre | 0%
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GO WEST | $2000 | The ferry from Wellington on New Zealand's North Island to Picton on the south one goes west across this strait | the Cook Strait | 0%
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WHAT'S THE GOSSIP? | $400 | In the 1950s the New York Evening this newspaper became a tabloid & "National" , eventually moving to Florida | the Enquierer | 0%
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FAIRY TALE CHARACTERS | N/A | In French, this fairy tale character is La Petite Poucette, in Spanish, Pulgarcita & in English, this | Thumbelina | 0%
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN | $400 | In a 1985 film the "Young" this character fences against Moriarty in boarding school | Young Sherlock Holmes | 0%
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