COVER ME
A bandage covering a wound, or a preparation covering a salad
dressing
The Corolla
Toyota
This city was founded in 1703 by a czar who hoped to make it a "Window on the West", bringing in Western culture
St. Petersburg
Russ, the little russet potato, was tres bon as pommes frites, which we call these
french fries
The name of this automobile instrument comes from the Greek for "measure" & "way"
odometer
Used to prevent soil erosion, rye & buckwheat are alliteratively planted as "cover" these
crops
The Charger &
Durango
Dodge
From Philadelphia, get the spirit of I-76 & take it west for 2 hours to this state capital
Harrisburg
Little Timmy Tater was sent to England to become crisps, which we call these
potato chips
The measuring device seen here is used by Italian chefs to prepare the proper quantity of this
spaghetti
"Easy, breezy, beautiful..." is a pitch of this makeup brand
Cover Girl
The Civic &
Pilot
Honda
Jamestown, Yorktown & this Colonial city form America's "Historic Triangle"
Williamsburg
Ma & pa were proud of their spudlings when they were made into these Hanukkah potato pancakes
latkes
When making beer or wine, you might want to use a saccharometer to measure the concentration of this in a solution
sugar
An independent record label of yore, or a pupal covering for butterflies
a chrysalis
The Boxster &
the 911 Carrera
Porsche
This burg on the Elbe River was founded as a missionary center at the behest of Charlemagne in around 811
Hamburg
The young taters want to be part of this "national" dish that includes bacon & vinegar & may be served warm or cold
German potato salad
To measure curvature, a doctor places a scoliometer on this body part
the spine
In military slang, your "cover" refers to this article of clothing
a helmet (or hat)
The Firebird &
Grand Am
Pontiac
In October 2006 the major airport serving this city was renamed O.R. Tambo International Airport
Johannesburg
Tiny tubers want to grow up, join the deli & become this Jewish foodstuff, a mashed potato dumpling covered with a dough shell
knish (kreplach accepted)
An ebullioscope is used to determine this in liquids
the boiling point