Shades of this color include Magic Mint & Granny Smith Apple
Green
According to medieval legends, it's the "holy" vessel from which Jesus drank
Grail
They can be full of blood or full of precious metals
Veins
These include back & bowling
Alleys
Got milk? You probably shouldn't if you've got an intolerance to this milk sugar
Lactose
You might use this shade of yellow to color the songbird of the same name
Canary
Using them like giant slingshots, medieval armies used these weapons to hurl giant stones at & over walls
Catapults
A king or queen who's head of state, or any royal ruler
A sovereign
Weekly payment that children receive from their parents
Allowance
Most commonly caused by the Epstein-Barr virus, it's also called the "kissing disease"
Mononucleiosis
What's up, Doc?--in 1990 Crayola dangled a new orange crayon called Neon this
Carrot
A spice made from nutmeg shares its name with this fearsome medieval weapon
mace
It can precede affairs, legion or correspondent
Foreign
Until the accused is convicted newspapers use this word before the crime he's charged with
Alleged
Tums not only help with heartburn, they're a recommended source of this mineral
Calcium
Billy Crystal gets all "fired up" for this reddish-brown classic; it's the color he used as a kid to draw autumn in N.Y.
Burnt Sienna
The name of this medieval sport on horseback comes from the Latin for "to bring together"
Jousting
It's the early morning trumpet call that wakes up sleepy soldiers
"Reveille"
During WWII it was the Axis against this group
In the "double" form of this illness, both of the lungs are inflamed
Pneumonia
Simple, but not surprising--It's the favorite color of a California governor whose last name is Davis
Gray
Around 1455 Johann Fust foreclosed on this medieval German's Bible-printing business
Gutenberg
You can catch this famous meteor shower every year from about the end of July to the end of August
the Perseids
It's your share of the booty
your allotment
Kiss your glasses goodbye with the laser surgery, known by this 5-letter acronym, that corrects nearsightedness
LASIK