Historic Ships
The 48-gun galleon San Martin was the flagship of the Duke of Medina Sidonia, who led this group against England in 1588
The Spanish Armada
Lego
Kandahar (1747-1773)
Afghanistan
Types oof these waves include Love, primary, secondary & the "did you feel that?" kind
seismic waves
a Levee
This ironclad built by John Ericsson for the U.S. Navy was never truly seaworthy & sank in December 1862 off Cape Hatteras
In 2022, he logged his 1,500th sketch with "Saturday Night Live" & that's what's up with that
Kenan Thompson
Yangon, sometimes called Rangoon (1948-2005)
Myanmar
Radar images taken by the Magellan spacecraft in the 1990s helped determine that this planet has around 85,000 volcanoes
Venus
From the French for "retort" it's witty conversation marked by quick responses
repartee
Daily Double:
The world's largest aircraft carrier for 10 years, it was built starting in October 1943 & named for a battle 16 months before
Midway
James & Patrick Crawley's deaths on the Titanic set up an inheritance problem early on in this British drama
Entebbe (1894-1962)
Uganda
In 1671 naturalist John Ray discovered this acid by collecting & distilling large numbers of dead ants
Formic Acid
Paridae is a family of smallish birds such as the titmouse & this one
the Bounty
This actor who played a very mad man in season 5 of "Fargo" had a "dedicated nippleologist" for his faux piercings
Jon Hamm
Quezon City (1948-1976)
The Philippines
Linus Pauling
This word for a wild close-quarter brawl can also mean a confused jumble of people in a crowd
a melee
This similar-sounding sister ship of the Lusitania named for a North African kingdom served as a hospital ship in World War I
the Mauretania
This veteran actor has been seen on Netflix in "3 Body Problem" & the final 2 seasons of "The Crown"
Jonathan Pryce
Turku (1809-1812)
Finland
It's the 5-syllable word for a counterpart such as the positron to the negatively charged electron
an antiparticle
Fisherman father of the Apostles James & John in the Bible