STARS
The star Qalb al-Asad, or "heart of the lion", was named by Arab stargazers observing this constellation
Leo
A Bengal
Tiger
Ranginui is the primordial sky god of this people of New Zealand
The Maori
A group of newborn animals, or to scatter trash about
Litter
Horatio is told that "Something is" this "in the state of Denmark"; in other words, something stinks
Rotten
The largest constellation is this one represented as a water snake
Hydra
A Capuchin
Monkey
Watatsumi, the Shinto god of the sea, is usually depicted as one of these aquatic monsters
A Sea Serpent
A hot dog condiment, or to enjoy
Relish
This word meaning to get a faint smell of something also refers to a baseball batter missing a pitch entirely
Whiff
The collapse of a massive star can create one of these cosmic explosions that blasts tremendous amounts of matter into space
Supernova
A Merino
Sheep
The Greek goddesses of vengeance are called the Eumenides, better known as these, a word from Latin
The Furies
A multitude, or the bread that's consecrated in the Eucharist
Host
One's position in an army, or a truly foul smell
Rank
Around 2700 B.C., Alpha Draconis had the distinction of being the North Star; now this one stakes the claim
Polaris
A Norway (also known as a brown)
Rat
A version of the Old Germanic deity Donar, he's the Norse god of thunder & storms
Thor
A wind-blown pile of snow, or the meaning of what you're saying
Drift
Ask the Tesla guy; the name of this 4-letter type of pungent odor derives from a certain male deer
Musk
The bluish-white star Bellatrix & the reddish star Betelgeuse are the shoulders of this constellation
A krait
Snake
The Egyptian god of chaos who killed his brother Osiris has this name, like the third son of Adam & Eve
Seth
Your equal, or to look at closely
Peer
This body part adjective can mean intoxicating, shrewd or having a pleasing smell
Heady