THE SPEAKER IN SHAKESPEARE
A bloody deed--almost as bad good mother as kill a king and marry with his brother
HAMLET
The hog products you crave or a mammal with quills
PORK YOU PINE
Covered over in the late 19th century the Bievre runs under Paris before flowing into this river
THE SEINE
Having these items on the ground means soldiers have been deployed to a hostile environment
Boots
The Mayan god Ek Chuah was in charge of this bean product not so sweet in those times
CACAO (CHOCOLATE)
Katherine I charge thee tell these headstrong women what duty they do owe their lords and husbands
PETRUCHIO
What you say to scare a lemon pie topping or an Australian aboriginal weapon
BOO! MERINGUE
Connecticut's Park River which flows under the state capitol grounds was buried in the 1940s by the Army Corps of these
ENGINEERS
Getting in trouble is called catching this a type of anti-aircraft gun
FLAK
How do you like them these fruits Idun provided to Norse gods? Loki sure did when he arranged for their theft
Apples
I prithee daughter do not make me mad
KING LEAR
Where Noah stored his bees aboard his vessel or a place where historical documents & records are kept
AN ARK HIVE
Today buried in tunnels Moscow's Neglinnaya river fed the moat protecting this fortress
THE KREMLIN
Referring to a clock position if a soldier says he's got your this number he's watching your back
SIX
The Egyptian fertility god Min dined on lettuce believed to be this any food that stimulates desire
AN APHRODISIAC
Double double toil and trouble; fire burn and cauldron bubble
THE WITCHES OF MACBETH
A spot for handing out pink slips or a hearth at the base of a chimney
A FIRE PLACE
West Virginia's Lost River disappears under a ridge in this mountain chain then emerges as the Cacapon River on the other side
THE APPLACHIAN MOUNTAINS (BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS)
Meaning a choice to use atomic weapons it was applied by Trent Lott to a drastic change in Senate rules
A NUCLEAR OPTION
The blood of Kvasir was the origin of a type of this honey wine that gave wisdom & poetic inspiration to those who drank it
MEAD
How camest thou hither tell me and wherefore? The orchard walls are high and hard to climb
JULIET
To break God's law until a prime time hour or to sparkle brightly
SIN TILL LATE
This rhyming road synonymous with the British press gets its name from a river that flows under London
FLEET STREET
By tradition you can fool an enemy ship with a fake flag until battle begins--then you have to show your these
(TRUE) COLORS
To maintain their immortality the Greek gods drank nectar & ate this
Ambrosia