Potent Potables
This is what IPA stands for
India Pale Ale
In 1986 Giotto, a craft launched by the European Space Agency, got within 335 miles of this comet's nucleus
Halley's Comet
Junipers and Japanese Maples are especially suited for this type of tree dwarfing
Bonsai
When this Spanish surrealist died, there was no rush to buy his prints because there were so many of them
Salvador Dali
Its name is a pronoun, the objective case of "we."
US Magazine
Called the German Athens in the 19th century, this Wisconsin city is a leadin center of German culture in the U.S.
Milwaukee, WI
This 19th century Philadelphia distiller’s name became slang for liquor
Booze
This term for a star that has undergone a complete gravitational collapse was coined in the 1960's
Black Hole
These little red beetles will help guard your garden from aphids, scale and spider mites
Ladybird Beetles / Ladybugs
His photo silkscreens include "Liz," "Jackie," and "Elvis" as well as "Marilyn."
Andy Warhol
As you might expect, "Smithsonian" is published in this city
Washington DC
Survey Sampling, Inc., calls this Iowa capital the number one city for market research
Des Moines, IA
From Latin “to open”, it’s a drink taken to open a meal
An aperitif
On Nov. 30, 1954, a Mrs. Hodges of Sylacauga, Alabama, became the only person on record to be injured by one of these
A Meteorite
Some roses form these seed pods rich in vitamin-C after they bloom and drop their petals
Rose Hips
It was recently said of this artist, "He's far more than cowboys and Indians, (he) is uncannily modern."
Frederic Remington
Of "Gourmet," "Vanity Fair," or "Connoisseur," the one that calls itself "The Guide to the Civilized World."
Connoisseur
An early visitor found Hohokam Indian ruins here and predicted a new city would rise from the ashes
Phoenix, AZ
Italian for “sparkling”, its use is applied to genuine sparkling wines
Spumante
This outermost part of the solar atmosphere can be seen during a total solar eclipse
Corona
Ladies' Slippers, Ladies' Tresses, and Dragon's Mouth are examples of this exotic flower
Orchids
The New Yorker first published one of this cartoonists ghoulish works in 1935, long before the TV show (or movie).
Charles Addams
The Magazine named for this naturalist celebrated its 100th aniversary in 1987
Audobon
This city that earned its own song in "The Music Man," was named for an executive of U.S. Steel
Gary, IN
A "fifth" equals about 1/5 of this
a U.S. gallon
Horsehead, Triffid, and Crab are three examples of these clouds of interstellar matter
Nebulae
Used for lawns & golf courses, it's usually listed last alphabetically among grasses
Zoisha
German-born artist famous for his portraits of the court of Henry VII
Hans Holbein
It's now published by the Benjamin Franklin Literary and Medical Society; Curtis sold it in 1982
The Saturday Evening Post
You had to send the earliest Kodaks back to this city to have the film inside developed
Rochester, NY