FIRST AID
If pressure doesn't stop one of these, pack sterile gauze into the nostril, leaving one end outside
Nosebleed
Ross Perot is often described as one of these, meaning he's worth 1,000 millionaires
Billionaire
It's the hair on a lion's or horse's neck
Mane
This 4-letter word for a silent street performer once referred to a type of ancient farce
Mime
Never massage or rub fingers & toes affected by this "freezing" injury; you'll cause tissue damage
frostbite
In the 1980s Craig McCaw bet on the future of these mobile telephones & won
Cellular phones
To walk in shallow water
wade
The space occupied by the musicians is called this "pit"
Orchestra pit
It's a rigid support, often made of wood, used to immobilize a body part, such as a broken bone
a splint
The Getty & Koch families have made millions in this field, or should we say, in these fields
oil
It precedes tough, loose & glider
Hang
These lights at the front of the stage floor are at about the same level as the actors' pedal extremities
Footlights
Mouth-to-mouth & mouth-to-nose resuscitation are types of the technique known as this
Hint: not CPR
artificial respiration
In his early 20s, programmer Marc Andreessen developed this company's internet "Navigator"
Netscape
Buss is a synonym for this 4-letter word that also ends in "ss"
kiss
Often found in Shakespeare's plays, the stage direction "exeunt" means the actors do this
Leave
If a poison control center advises you to induce this, syrup of ipecac may do the trick
vomiting
Seen in TV ads, this restaurateur has children named Pam, Ken, Molly & Lori as well as the famous Wendy
Dave Thomas
To tightly roll up a flag or a sail
furl
Derived from the Greek words for "dance" & "write", it's the art of creating dances, perhaps for a play
Choreography