Hamlet
Derevnia, translating roughly to "an arable", is the term for hamlets in this largest country of the world.
Where is Russia?
Although it was referred to as The Great White Hurricane, this massive disaster that terrorized the East Coast in 1888 is better known by this more-modern term.
What is a blizzard?
A term used to mean "to live in a place, or to linger on a thought or idea".
What is Dwell?
Pompeia's labours were lost in her divorce from this historical ruler, who divorced her shortly after his election as pontifex maximus.
Who is Caesar?
Arthur the Less, the illegimate son of King Arthur, has this Greek mythological creature on his coat of arms which steadfastly guarded the gates of Hades.
What is the Cerberus?
This country with four national languages refers to hamlets as Weiler (in German), Hameaux (in French), Frazioni (in Italian) and Fracziun (in Romanian), but is most well-known for being home to the Alps.
Where is Switzerland?
The term for a large air mass that rotates around a low-pressure center, or a wooden rollercoaster in Coney Island, NY.
What is a Cyclone?
A term for a vertical shaft in a building, holding a set of steps.
What is a stairwell?
In Greek mythology, Hephaestus and Aphrodite were married, however it ended in a divorce after Aphrodite had an affair with this bellicose god of the pantheon.
Who is Ares?
Most well-known for his secret companionship with Guinevere, King Arthur's wife, this knight was originally raised in the fairy realm by the Lady of the Lake.
Who is Lancelot?
This American state has hamlets, most predominantly in Clackamas County, with hamlets being differentiated from other towns in the Beaver State due to not providing fire protection or utilities and being unable to levy taxes or fees.
Where is Oregon?
This 1996 disaster film which recently recieved a pluralized sequel starring Glen Powell is well-known for its impressive visial effects.
What is Twister?
A term for a small glass jar used as a recepticle, often for a quill.
What is an inkwell?
King Henry the Eighth needed a divorce from Cahterine of Aragon so badly he had to bypass traditional Christian law - creating this church in his wake.
What is the Church of England?
The Knight's of the Round Table's Chivalric Code states that knights "should always do ladies, gentlewomen and widows succor". What does succor mean in modern English?
What is help?
In this landlocked country home to the capital of Kabul, the counterpart's of hamlet's are known as qala.
Where is Afghanistan?
Before it becomes a tropical storm, a rotating storm system in tropical or sub-tropical waters is referred to as this.
What is a Tropical Depression?
A term for an underground drainage system designed to collect stormwater runoff.
What is a drywell?
Claudia Octavia was married to one of the most infamous emperors in all of Rome - he divorced her when he fell in love with Poppaea Sabina. However Octavia got out on the easy end, this emperor murdered Sabina in a fit of rage before his reign came to an end, shortly after being declared an enemy of the state.
Who is Nero?
Best known for his triste with The Green Knight, this knight was known as the "Maidens' Knight" due to his repeated rescues of women.
Who is Gawain?
In the Scottish Highlands, the term clachan is most widely used for small settlements, being derived from this language of the Goidelic branch.
What is Gaelic?
The deadliest hurricane in American history took place in this Texan island city, known for the Moody Gardens and its state park being particular rich with birds.
Whwre is Galveston?
A nuptially-correlated historical term for a house of correction or prison, predominantly in London.
What is a bridewell?
In Norse mythology, the giantees Skadi is given the choice of any husband among the God, but is only allowed to identify them by the feet. Although she hopes to find this light god, she accidentally finds Njord instead - so its no surprise their marriage ended in a divine divorce.
Who is Baldr?
This reason is why the Round Table esteemed knights belonged to was round, rather than the traditional rectangle.
What is to be seen as equal/trustworthy?