On The Road Again
11-Letter Words
Discoveries
Canadian History
That's So Sir/Reel!
200
Between 49th & 60th Streets in NYC, you'll find glamorous shops like Cartier on this avenue
Fifth Ave
200
A less serious offense, such as shoplifting, often punished with less than one year in prison
Misdemeanor
200
Around 1860 Dr. W.F. Daniell took cola nuts for intestinal issues, couldn't sleep & discovered that they contain this chemical
Caffeine
200
Normally a dozy institution, this 105-member upper house of Parliament was news in 2012 with a housing expenses scandal
The Senate
200
Rushing around in "From Russia with Love" & "The Russia House"
Sean Connery
400
In a song by Phantom Planet, this 3-digit highway that takes you from L.A. to S.F. sort of rhymes with "California Here We Come"
The 101
400
In 1949 Joseph Sobek created this soon-popular game played within 4 walls
racquetball
400
4 of these were discovered by 1807; astronomers sulked that they weren't full planets but got over it when Astraea was found in 1845
Asteroids
400
In 1880 the Arctic Islands became part of these territories between the Yukon & Nunavut
The Northwest Territories
400
Gus in "Cats" & also giving a magnetic performance in "X-Men"
Ian McKellan
800
You can see why the club-filled stretch of thisMemphis street is called Neon Row
Beale St.
800
The original line of this separating 2 territories was the one dividing the New World between Spain & Portugal
demarcation
800
Discovered around 1980, these nasty proteins (hence the "pr" in the word) are a cause of fatal brain diseases
Prions
800
A World Heritage Site, these Newfoundland meadows contain the first evidence of Europeans in the New World
Les aux Meadows
800
"Murder by Death" & "Star Wars", one year apart
Alec Guinness
1600
An uphill bike race is held annually in Burlington, Iowa, on this alley seen here, named for a type of critter
Snake Alley
1600
Type of criminal seen here& often portrayed in heist movies
Safecracker
1600
Seen here is the first known illustration of a dinosaur bone; the lower part of this thigh bone, it baffled scientists on discovery in 1676
Femur
1600
Founded by a royal charter, the company named for this body of water employed "voyageurs" who explored Canada by canoe
Hudson Bay
1600
The maitre d' at L'Idiot in "L.A. Story" & also giving a thoughtful performance in "X-Men"
Patrick Stewart
2000
This 2,460-mile interstate stretches coast to coast, passing the Superdome & Tucson's Pima Air & Space Museum
I-10
2000
A homeless person may still have a place indoors to sleep; this is the term for someone sleeping on the streets
Unsheltered
2000
Work at Rice University led to the discovery of buckyballs, named for resembling this Buckminster Fuller creation
Geodesic Dome
2000
Asked to yield this city to the English in 1690, Count Frontenac said, "My only reply will be from the mouths of my cannons
Quebec City
2000
Ruling in "The Cider House Rules" & (What's it all about?) "Alfie"
Michael Caine