On The "Outs"
Ref’s call when Kareem steps over the sideline with the ball
Out of Bounds
The 19th century “revolution” in which machines replaced hand tools
The Industrial Revolution
Leaf of this tree is Canada’s national symbol
Maple
A hole-y cheese from Alpine heights
Swiss Cheese
Animal symbol for the '88 Olympics & Frosted Flakes
The Tiger
The interior of Australia
The Outback
Roman ruler who “came”, “saw”, & “conquered”
Julius Caesar
Eastern province that’s been threatening to secede
Quebec
Salad named for restaurant owner in Tijuana, Mexico, not for the Roman emperor
Caesar Salad
3-letter Australian bird of crossword puzzle fame, it's 2nd tallest in the world
An Emu
A football pass play or the state of a skid row bum
Down and Out
This, the longest recorded war, actually lasted 116 years
This city's annual rodeo-carnival is called the “Stampede”
Calgary
Hybrid mandarin orange named for Moroccan seaport
Tangerine
Its height gives it the greatest range of vision of any terrestrial animal
A Giraffe
Playing without a full deck or where some people go from 12 to 1
Out to Lunch
Louis XIV’s plush palace where the treaty that ended WW I was signed
Versailles
A British colony until it became Canada’s 10th province in 1949
Newfoundland
Succulent sauce named for Netherlands
Hollandaise Sauce
Its name comes from the Spanish el lagarto, meaning "lizard"
Alligator
’60s sci-fi series which took control of your TV each week
The Outer Limits
Leader of the French Revolution stabbed in his bath by Charlotte Corday
Once arrested by Jordanians as a spy, he was prime minister until summer ’84
Pierre Trudeau
Smoked liver sausage named for region of Brunswick in Germany
Braunschweiger
The order they belong to, Proboscidea, is named for their most distinguishing feature
An Elephant