The Father Of
Mother Nature
Famous Brothers
Twin Towns
International Cousin-e
Auntie-nyms
"Grandfather" Clocks
100
Father of medicine: This Greek physician is credited as the first to believe that diseases are caused naturally and is still known for an oath that doctor's take
Hippocrates
100
Lion
Lionness
100
The most famous gaming duo
Mario Bros.
100
Pakistan has its own set of Twin cities including the capital and this other city
Islamabad-Rawalpindi
100
This bright green fruit is featured in pavlova, a dessert from New Zealand
Kiwi
100
Of natural: This word you'll find before intelligence
Artificial
100
The human body part the hour, minute and second counters are referred to as
Hands
200
Father of Economics: This Scottish Philosopher is known for his "invisible hand" theory
Adam Smith
200
Horse/Zebra
Mare
200
These artists known for songs such as "Year 3000", "Sucker" and "Only Human"
Jonas Brothers
200
Buda and Pest were two separate cities until they unified in 1873, in this modern country
Hungary
200
On an Italian menu this term describes pasta with a sauce of eggs, cream, parmesan & bacon
Carbonara
200
You pronounce the G in malignant, but not in this happier medical antonym
Benign
200
In an old-fashioned grandfather clock, it swings back & forth regulating the time & causing the tick tock, tick tock
Pendulum
300
Father of Modern Science: Albert Einstein gave him this title for pioneering the experimental scientific method and shifting humanity's understanding of the universe through rigorous observation, mathematics, and empirical evidence
Galileo Galilei
300
Fox
Vixen
300
Before they built airplanes, these siblings sold & repaired bicycles in Dayton, Ohio
Wright Brothers
300
Brazzaville of the Republic of Congo is one half of the world's closest pair of national capitals, staring at this other capital across the Congo River
Kinshasa
300
The Danish equivalent of this Swedish array of food is the "kold bord"
Smorgasbord
300
To remain or maintain rather than doing this, like King Amadeus of Spain did in 1873
Abdicate
300
Watch and clock advertisements usually set the hands to roughly this time because the hands frame the brand logo at the top of the dial and resemble a smile
10:10
400
Father of Geometry: Famous for his book "Elements" he once reportedly responded to a student who questioned the value of having to learn Geometry with "Give this man a coin, since he must make a profit from what he learns."
Euclid
400
Mole/Otter/Panda
Sow
400
German brothers Wilheim and Jacob were authors better known under this name
Brothers Grimm
400
Valga was split from its twin, Valka, in 1920; however, as both Estonia and this country joined EU's open border zone they now have been reunited
Latvia
400
This Greek dish typically consists of layers of eggplant & ground lamb or beef topped with a white sauce
Moussaka
400
Divest: To support with a one-time grant or award, as one might do for a college
Endow
400
This crystal which is cut into a microscopic tuning-fork shape that vibrates exactly 32,768 times per second when electricity flows through it, is a core part of the working mechanisms of some wristwatches
Quartz
500
Father of Microbiology: This 17th century Dutchman discovered bacteria with a home-made microscope
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
500
Donkey
Jennet/Jenny
(Male being Jack/Jackass)
500
This Vaudeville comedy troupe
Marx Brothers
500
Minneapolis and this other US city are known as "The Twin Cities" they even have a baseball team known as the "Minnesota Twins" and are separated by the Mississippi river
St. Paul
500
This salad of bulgur wheat, onions, tomatoes, parsley & mint is a classic dish of the Middle East
Tabbouleh
500
To misunderstand is an antonym for this word, which I understand is also a unit of nautical measurement
Fathom
500
Known as the "Heart" of the clock it is a mechanical linkage in mechanical watches and clocks that gives impulses to the timekeeping element and periodically releases the gear train to move forward, advancing the clock's hands
Escapement