Crazy About Daisies
Kindergarten-age young misses in this organization are called Daisies, after Juliette Gordon Low's nickname
Girl Scouts
In 1860 she established a school for nurses at St. Thomas' hospital
Florence Nightingale
The little-used word diaphane provides this transparent packaging material with the second half of its name
Cellophane
Duke University has developed a prototype for a cloak that grants this power, just like Harry Potter's
Invisibility
This Russian word for "grandmother" has come to mean a headscarf
A Babushka
These very brief denim shorts are named for a female resident of TV's Hazzard County
Daisy Dukes
This 18th-century Russian ruler hinted that none of her three children was fathered by her hubby--ouch
Catherine the Great
Robert Borkenstein patented this device that police use to determine a driver's level of intoxication
Breathalyzer
Matching swatches? The "everyday spectrometer" has a light filter that identifies the true this of any object
Colour
The name of this piece of headwear comes from the French for "tuft of hair"
A Toupee
Princess Daisy is the love interest of this brother of video game plumber Mario
Luigi
Lucrezia Borgia was the daughter of a corrupt man who got this title in 1492
Pope
In 1966 Jerry Lewis began hosting one of these long broadcasts as a fundraiser every Labor Day weekend
Telethon
A genetically engineered type of this infectious agent, of which influenza is a type, is treating U.K. heart patients
A Virus
Oleg Cassini dressed Jackie for JFK's inauguration while Halston put this style of hat on her head
A Pillbox
In 2015 the Daisy Company celebrated the 75th anniversary of this air rifle named for a comic strip cowboy
Red Ryder
A documentary by Ken Burns titled "Not for Ourselves Alone" explored the lives of Susan B. Anthony & Elizabeth Cady Stanton, two of the country's greatest these, from the Latin for "voting tablet".
Suffragettes
To divide a geographic area into voting districts, giving an unfair advantage to one party during elections
Gerrymander
Scientists around the world are working on this type of animal-friendly meat, from the Latin for "glass"
"In Vitro" Meat
Boniface VIII is seen wearing this papal headgear, also a term for a princess's crown
A Tiara
These cheerful perennials bloom in many colors & have thick, sturdy stems
Gerbera Daisies
documentary "Not for Ourselves Alone" explored the lives of Susan B. Anthony & Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 2 of our country's greatest these, from the Latin for "voting tablet"
Margaret Sanger
This thing on strings puts the "M" in Muppet
Marionette
"The world's smallest movie" uses atoms & this type of animation in which the camera takes a break as objects are moved
Stop-Motion
Philip Treacy made the hats with this name that tells you that they capture & hold your attention
A Fascinator