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3,401.Bluefish, especially young ones, are commonly called by which name, a nod to their sharp-toothed bite?
3,402.What do you call a boardinghouse for dogs such as beagles or borzois?
3,403.What kind of boat is made by hollowing out a log?
3,404.A Bolivian disguised as a priest attempted to assassinate which pope in Manila in 1970?
3,405.Which word can describe both a boll weevil and an annoying child?
3,406.Tommy Thompson won re-election in 1994 to which Wisconsin office, which he held longer than anyone else?
3,407.A bonding ritual, often involving mixing blood, turns two unrelated men into what?
3,408.A book about which author is called "The Far Side of Paradise", a reference to his 1920 novel?
3,409.A book by Jim O'Donnell chronicles July 6, 1957, the day which two future Beatles first met?
3,410.Which singer, known as "The Boss", reflected on "Glory Days" in a 1985 hit single?
3,411.A Boston museum features a replica of the Beaver, one of three ships involved in which 1773 event?
3,412.A bottle of 50-year-old Glenfiddich sold in 1992 for about $71,200. What kind of spirit is it?
3,413.What do a boxer, a surgeon and Rita Hayworth in a famous "Gilda" number all wear?
3,414.In professional boxing, which weight class has an upper limit of 112 pounds?
3,415.What does a Boy Scout wear on a sash to show the ones he has earned?
3,416.Which word can mean a boyfriend or a fop and begins the title of a 1924 French Foreign Legion novel?
3,417.A brace and bit is a simple hand-powered type of which tool?
3,418.A brain disease is named for Hans Creutzfeldt and which other German neurologist who described it around 1920?
3,419.Which body part also names a branch of an organization or an inlet branching off a river or sea?
3,420.What does "WWW" stand for in web addresses?
3,421.Which branch of the U.S. military was part of the Army before becoming independent in 1947?
3,422.Which Nebraska city is named for a Native American people who spoke a Siouan language?
3,423.Which branch of the U.S. military used the recruiting slogan "Aim High"?
3,424.A branch of which dynasty, originally French, was restored to the throne of France in 1814 and of Spain in 1874?
3,425.Which brand name has become a synonym for a photocopy?
3,426.Which brand of beer was advertised with the famous slogan "Tastes great, less filling"?
3,427.Which breakfast giant makes Froot Loops and Pop-Tarts?
3,428.The Brothers Grimm tale "Town Musicians of Bremen" is set in which country?
3,429.What term names an illegal payment returned to someone who helped arrange a contract or sale?
3,430.A brick house in Portland, Maine, built in 1785 by General Peleg Wadsworth, was the boyhood home of which famous poet, his grandson?
3,431.Complete the phrase meaning to get married: "tie the ___".
3,432.Which physicist married his nurse after leaving his wife in 1990?
3,433.A brief thaw in Soviet repression is named for which Soviet leader, who rose to power after Stalin's death?
3,434.Neil Sheehan's "A Bright Shining Lie" and Stephen Coonts's "Flight of the Intruder" are both books about which war?
3,435.Which vivid purplish-pink color is named for a flowering plant that honors a 16th-century German botanist?
3,436.A British act of 1732 prevented American colonists from exporting which items made of beaver fur or anything else?
3,437.Which island city-state, granted self-government by Britain in 1959, is the smallest nation in Southeast Asia?
3,438.A British Columbia city is named for which Royal Navy captain who surveyed the Pacific Northwest coast in the 1790s?
3,439.In 1957 a British crew sailed a replica of which ship from Plymouth, England, to Plymouth, Massachusetts?
3,440.A British naval force killed which notorious pirate off North Carolina in 1718?
3,441.A brutal 1959 mass murder in Kansas was the basis of which Truman Capote "nonfiction novel"?
3,442.What word names both a bud on a potato and the opening in a needle?
3,443.A bison roams on which state's flag?
3,444.A Bugatti appeared on a 1999 stamp honoring the 70th anniversary of which principality's Grand Prix race?
3,445.What is a building dedicated to a single country at a world's fair, like those of 1939 or 1967, called?
3,446.Which word names a place of religious veneration and the Los Angeles auditorium that hosted the 1997 Academy Awards?
3,447.What do you call a building that houses a large telescope?
3,448.What do you call a building used for curing meat with smoke?
3,449.What word names a built-in bed, as on a ship or a train?
3,450.Which half-man, half-bull creature of Greek myth lived in a labyrinth?
3,451.A bullet train runs between Fukuoka and which capital city?
3,452.What type of bullet has a flight path that can be seen by the eye?
3,453.A bullhead of the genus Ameiurus is a type of which fish?
3,454.What is a large group of honeybees on the move called?
3,455.Which word can mean a bundle of wheat or a bundle of paper?
3,456.Which word can mean a burial place or, as an adjective, serious and fraught with danger?
3,457.A badly burned man is the title figure of which Michael Ondaatje novel set in 1945?
3,458.A bus boycott in which state in 1955 helped launch the civil rights movement?
3,459.On highways, what does "HOV" stand for, as in a lane for buses and carpools?
3,460.Which word for a wealthy, powerful businessperson comes from a Japanese title for the shogun?
3,461.A bust of which rock icon was stolen from atop his grave in Paris's Pere Lachaise Cemetery in 1988?
3,462.A bustling hotel is the setting for Chapter 17 of which Salem native's 1852 novel "The Blithedale Romance"?
3,463.Who was King of Italy from 1900 to 1946, Emperor of Ethiopia from 1936 to 1941 and King of Albania from 1939 to 1943?
3,464.A busy Tokyo street is the setting of a goodbye between Bill Murray and which actress in the 2003 film "Lost in Translation"?
3,465.A butter made from which "nut," really a legume, was developed in the 1890s and promoted as a health food at the 1904 World's Fair?
3,466.At which fast-food chain could you order a Butterfinger Blizzard or a Peanut Buster Parfait?
3,467.A 1964 campaign button warned that electing which Republican presidential nominee would put the country "in hot water in '65"?
3,468.A C-54 cargo plane appeared on a 1998 stamp marking the 50th anniversary of which aid mission?
3,469.When wine drinkers order a "cab", which grape variety are they usually asking for?
3,470.Which cabinetmaker by trade developed the railway sleeping car called the "Pioneer" in the 1860s?
3,471.Which three-letter name belongs to both a cable TV network and an explosive?
3,472.What is a cafeteria on a movie studio lot traditionally called?
3,473.Complete the saying: "A camel is a horse designed by a ___."
3,474.A camera orbiting which planet photographed a crater resembling a happy face in March 1999?
3,475.What slang name is given to a can or bottle opener with a pointed triangular end?
3,476.Which Canaanite storm and fertility god was denounced by Hebrew prophets such as Elijah?
3,477.A Canadian war memorial stands atop which French ridge, where fighting raged in April 1917?
3,478.What term do accountants use for an asset canceled from the books as a loss?
3,479.Which 1984 vice presidential candidate ran for the U.S. Senate in 1992?
3,480.Which word describes a cannon after a shot, pottery baked in a kiln and a dismissed contestant on "The Apprentice"?
3,481.A canoe trip in the Georgia backwoods became a living nightmare for four friends in which 1972 film?
3,482.A capon is a neutered male of which bird?
3,483.Complete the title of Truman Capote's 1951 novel set in the South: "The Grass ___".
3,484.A captain and his inexperienced crew patrol the Atlantic in a U-boat in which 1981 Wolfgang Petersen film with a German title?
3,485.Which word links part of a car, Mafia thugs and the outlaw of Sherwood Forest?
3,486.A carillon is a set of 23 or more of which instruments?
3,487.Which GM brand, discontinued in 2010, sold models called the Astra and the Aura?
3,488.A case of arsenic poisoning is deftly solved in which author's 1932 story "The Tuesday Night Club"?
3,489.The hole in a cask is named for which kind of stopper?
3,490.In "Macbeth", Macbeth will not be vanquished until Birnam Wood comes to which castle?
3,491.A castle at Villandraut, France, was built for the pope who moved which office to France in 1309?
3,492.Complete the term for a short, light sleep: "cat___".
3,493.A cat named Oil Can Harry was the nemesis of which heroic rodent, introduced in the 1940s, who lived in Terrytown?
3,494.A catalog of women's athletic wear takes its name from which title of a 1972 education law?
3,495.Amylase is an example of which type of catalyzing protein?
3,496.A catchy 1840 campaign slogan paired "Tippecanoe" with which running mate?
3,497.A catering hall called Aphrodite's Palace is featured in which 2002 film?
3,498.What is a caterpillar that moves by looping its body, contracting and then stretching out?
3,499.A causeway linking Bahrain and Saudi Arabia is named for which man who became Saudi king in 1982?
3,500.A cautionary 1994 story listed 115 people who had died on which mountain, the highest in New England?