"LIM"ITED LIABILITY
WORDS, WORDS, WORDS
AWARDS AND HONORS
ENDS IN "ART"
A TOUR OF EUROPE
200
A expensive, comfortable car with its own driver
a limousine
200
Spanish for "little war" gives us this word for one engaged in irregular warfare
gurrilla
200
The inaugural Templeton Prize, for contributions to life's spiritual aspects, was given to this nun in 1973
Mother Teresa
200
A defensive embankment with a parapet on top
a rampart
200
The Gum department store in this capital was where Soviet higher-ups got to shop for luxury apparel
Moscow
400
Adjective for a body that's capable of moving or bending easily
limber
400
"Giving aid and comfort" to America's enemies is part of the Constitution's definition of this crime of betrayal
treason
400
In 2012 the Draper Prize, an engineering award, went to the developers of LCD, short for this
liquid crystal display
400
This brand that popularized food processors in the '70s became a trademark of the Conair Corporation
Cuisinart
400
Iceland's 3,000-square-mile Vatnajokull is Europe's largest of these--subject to change, as it's receding fast
a glacier
600
They're seen here in their usual positions on rocks
limpets
600
This rhyming term for an important person comes from the high hairpieces men of distinction once wore
bigwig
600
Cherry Jones won a Tony for playing a nun who accuses a priest of wrongdoing in this play with a one-word title
Doubt
600
To disrupt a plan is to "upset" this item used to display fruit
the apple cart
600
Roman baths once highlighted this Paris locale that got its name due to the language spoken there until about 1789
The Latin Quarter
800
Complex neural brain system that controls the basic emotions like fear & anger
the limbic system
800
An elver isn't a little elf but the young of this fish
an eel
800
The first Millennium Technology Prize went to this Brit for his work on HTTP, HTML & the World Wide Web
(Tim) Berners-Lee
800
Someone who talks so much of his own achievements that it annoys other people
a braggart
800
Most of this largest European alpine lake belongs to the Swiss, the rest to France, the view--to everyone
Lake Geniva
1000
For much of its 1,100-mile length, it forms South Africa's border with Botswana & Zimbabwe
the Limpopo
1000
The Latin for "to come together" gives us this word for the building where a religious community lives
a convent
1000
Every 4 years this medal is awarded to folks under age 40 by the International Congress of Mathematicians
The Fields Medal
1000
A very loyal friend or supporter
a stalwart
1000
It's quite lovely along this river that flows through Porto, Portugal
the Douro