This curved throwing club of the Aborigines is an excellent souvenir--it'll always come back to you
boomerang
If they're from the East Coast, they may be eaten raw; West Coast ones like the Littleneck are usually too tough
clams
An evergreen tree of the genus Taxus, or a female sheep
yew/ewe
Baseball players know the infield is shaped like this gem, which gives the field its name
a diamond
Litter, refuse or trash; what a bunch of...
garbage
Spiders usually have this many eyes; one for each leg?
8
A green foam crown with 7 points is a popular souvenir of this national monument
the Statue of Liberty
Some McDonald's restaurants in Maine & eastern Canada sell a tasty shellfish roll called this
a McLobster
Sobbed, or having no hair
bawled/bald
A natural bridge in Utah is named for this colorful arc sometimes seen in the sky
a rainbow
Describes a book bound by a flexible cover
paperback
"Charlotte's Web" is about a spider who becomes friends with Wilbur, one of these farm animals
a pig
Many snow globes feature this clock tower of London's Houses of ParliamentBig Ben
Big Ben
The striping adds this predator's name to the shrimp seen here
a tiger
To require, or to work dough
need/knead
There's a striped yellow butterfly named for this wild striped feline (Grrrr!)
a tiger
The stock of words used by a particular people; let's see how extensive yours is
vocabulary
Scientifically known as Lactrodectus mactans, this "dark" spider can have a deadly bite
a black widow
Many souvenirs from Gibraltar feature these "apes" that call the peninsula home
the Barbary apes
The spider type of this is often sold as the snow type--a bit more appetizing
a crab
Having no slack, or imparted knowledge
taut/taught
A spoonbill is a long-legged one of these with a spoon-shaped bill
a bird
You can count on this device, which often uses beads to make things add up
abacus
Stand back--it's the hairy variety of spider seen here
the tarantula
A cool memento of the Space Needle is a glass paperweight made from the ash of this nearby volcano
Mount St. Helens
The West Coast of the U.S. produces the Kumamoto type of these; chase them down your gullet with a crisp sauvignon blanc
oysters
Gathered the courage, or a condiment
mustered/mustard
Tusk, tusk! This color is named for the tusk material it resembles
ivory
The natural environment of an organism, perhaps "for Humanity"
habitat
Little Miss Muffet was a well-known sufferer of this phobia, the technical term for a fear of spiders
arachnophobia