Homonyms
Musical Instruments
The Song's Lyrics Summarized
"L-O" Guv'nor
Facts About Poets
Out of This World Movies
100
An elastic device,
or
a hot geothermal feature
Spring
100
Paul Burns of the Royal Regiment of Scotland played this instrument for Queen Elizabeth II each morning & at her funeral
Bagpipes
100
2021:
A teenaged girl with a government-issued I.D. cruises longingly through an ex's neighborhood
Driver's License
100
A small woodwind, or the last name of late great Chicago Bear Brian
Piccolo
100
Boccaccio added the name "Divina" to the title of a work by this poet
Dante
100
"He don't know talkin' good like me & you. So his vocabulistics is limited to I & am & Groot" is explained in this 2014 film
Guardians of the Galaxy
200
Happening right now,
or
directional movement of seawater
Current
200
The early 1900s to the 1960s was considered the golden age of this instrument heard here
Accordion
200
2021:
Relatives refuse to discuss a family member whose visions of the future always seem to bring bad luck
We Don't Talk About Bruno
200
It's a type of big, meaty mushroom, or a road in London with a market where you can buy one
Portobello
200
This poet who wrote the children's book "Where the Sidewalk Ends" also wrote the song "A Boy Named Sue"
Shel Silverstein
200
Ed Harris considers using the Moon's gravity to slingshot astronauts safely back to Earth in this film
Apollo 13
300
A trial, or a glove worn by a medieval knight
Gauntlet
300
Pinchas Zukerman also plays this instrument a bit bigger than his usual one & says heavier bow, thicker strings, you adjust
Viola
300
2002:
A sarcastic Justin Timberlake has zero sympathy for an unfaithful ex
Cry Me a River
300
Enforced by the Department of Labor, a 1989 law provides legal protection to federal employees who become these
Whistleblowers
300
In 1761 the Wheatley family bought a girl from this slave ship & named her after it; she became the 1st major African-American poet
Phillis
300
Spock suffers this subtitle of "Star Trek II" & (spoiler?) dies, but shakes it off for the IIIrd one
The Wrath of Khan
400
A verb that often precedes "up" & an evergreen tree
Spruce
400
Named for a band conductor, it's the marching band instrument being played here
Sousaphone
400
1995:
Alanis Morissette would like her ex, who's now in another relationship, to be aware of her post-breakup anger
You Oughta Know
400
It's a frame for drying wet garments, or (assuming the garments are stylish) someone who loves wearing the garments when dry
A Clothes Horse
400
He said he wrote poems like "Howl" in a "Hebraic-Melvillian bardic breath"
Ginsberg
400
Before repeating whatever the computer said in "Galaxy Quest", she had a very different meeting with "Aliens"
Sigourney Weaver
500
A warm & hearty adjective, or a warm & hearty liqueur
Cordial
500
Like her famous father, Anoushka Shankar is a renowned player of this instrument
Sitar
500
1983:
Roughly 8 dozen errant inflatables mistakenly trigger a war
99 Red Balloons
500
It's more than just a big head--it's a delusion of grandeur
Megalomania
500
In 1822 the adventurer Edward John Trelawny arranged the cremation of this Romantic poet after he drowned in Italy
Percy Shelley
500
What's in the box?! Why, a clue about this extrasolar moon in "Avatar: The Way of Water"
Pandora