The website for these hyphenated cottony ear swabbers has a page full of life hacks
In a 1932 speech he introduced "a New deal"
FDR
A Jason Aldean country song is called "Ask Any Ol'" this backless seat at a drinking establishment
barstool
This type of updated work is from Latin for "see again"
revision
Mickey or Minnie's mansion
a mouse house
Great for nap time, a foam type from Flents is called "Quiet Please"
an earplug
The Federal Theater Project mounted an all-African-American version of this Shakespeare play set in Haiti instead of Scotland
Macbeth
The Koken brand of these chairs was the first with the hydraulic lift; how about a shave with that, mister?
barber chair
In a verb meaning to edit or censor, this writing tool follows both "blue" & "red"
pencil
An odd group of connected mountains
a strange range
[DD]
The binaural type of this used by doctors to listen to your innards has 2 earpieces
stethoscope
This 2019 resolution calls for renewable energy, healthy food, high-speed rail & help for the poor, elderly & homeless
the Green New Deal
An idiom for a futile action in the face of disaster is "rearranging" these "on the Titanic"
the deck chairs
There's a diner foodstuff in this verb meaning to go over something again & again &...
rehash
[DD]
Calamitous sleight of hand
tragic magic
Styles of these helpers include BTE, behind the ear, & CIC, completely in the canal
hearing aids
1935's Wagner Act established the National Labor Relations Board & strengthened collective this
bargaining
Perfect for Hamlet's dad, it's the type of chair seen above
a ghost chair
In Hollywood-speak, better take one more of these at that script of yours or you'll get one of these, a "no" from a studio
a pass
Down at the docks, he clips your locks
the harbor barber
Of the 3 bones in the ear, the one that sounds like it's best suited for horse riding
stirrup
In the NRA of the 1930s New Deal, the "R" stood for this
recovery
It's "E"asy to name this chair that's molded to fit the body's shape & named for the married couple who designed it
an Eames chair
These 2 similar words have similar meanings; the one starting "A" can mean to make any change; the "E" is to change the text
amend and emend
A thick cup for tea on a small, powerful boat that likes to push or pull
mug tug