Which Tom Clancy novel is called "À la poursuite d'Octobre rouge" in French?

Which word names both a king's headgear and a tooth cover? A klutz or bungler is said to be "all" what? Which knighted Englishman sailed around the world in the Golden Hind? A Kraft favorite that debuted in 1937 contains which food in orange powder form? A lab assistant for DuPont in 1966, who later set up his own Wail'n Soul'm music label and became a legend? Ireland suffered a lack of food, a potato what, in the 1840s? What is a woman with literary or intellectual interests sometimes called? A lake of what, not water, sometimes fills Hawaii's Kilauea volcano?