On the first list, in 1955, this word followed "U.S.", "Bethlehem" & "Republic" in the top 30
What's Steel?
He earned a college degree in philosophy in Buenos Aires Province
Who's Pope Francis?
A pair of hinged metal griddles with a honeycombed interior make up one of these
What's a waffle iron?
1992:
"Schwing!"
What's "Wayne's World"?
Joss Whedon directed a movie version of this comedy with quarreling lovers Beatrice & Benedick
What's "Much Ado About Nothing"?
Karaoke
What's Japanese?
1984 was a bad year for Union Carbide but good for this other chemical company, No. 7
What's DuPont? (3x stumper)
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
The fifth successor to St. Peter was Alexander I; the next one had this name
You'll be draining without straining using a Williams-Sonoma one of these holey items
What's a colander?
1980:
"Redrum!"
What's "The Shining"?
This "Tempest" character is described as "savage and deformed"
Who's Caliban?
Barista
What's Italian?
In 1974 it was "Good Times" for this network, the top media company at No. 14
What's CBS?
In an archbishop of Canterbury tale, Innocent III excommunicated this 13th c. king in a dispute on who'd be archbishop
Who's King John (3x stumper)
It's the utensil for eating citrus seen here
What's a grapefruit spoon? (Will accept orange, citrus, or fruit spoon)
1962:
"Aqaba!"
What's "Lawrence of Arabia"?
Most of "Othello" is set on this island
Sauna
What's Finnish?
In 1964 the top 10 had 4 oil companies, including this one named for a body of water
What's Gulf?
In 431 this pope (by "prophecy"?) sent St. Palladius as first bishop to Ireland
Who's Pope Celestine? (3x stumper)
Do not even think about borrowing chef's Wüsthof set of these, made in Germany since the mid-19th century
What are knives?
1987:
"Inconceivable!"
What's "The Princess Bride"?
I'm talkin' Shakespeare, Claudio & Isabella... talkin' Pompey... Lucio & the Duke, say hey! to this play
What's "Measure for Measure"?
Beluga
What's Russian?
In 2004, busy cash registers at this retailer made it No. 1
What's Walmart?
Some say the 12th pope of this name should be made a saint; others say he was too quiet during WWI
Who was Pius?
Not to be confused with Procter & Gamble, this company formed by a 1960 merger is famous for coffeemakers
What's Proctor Silex?
1948:
"Badges?"
What's "Treasure of the Sierra Madre"?
Aptly, this name of the long-lost daughter in "The Winter's Tale" is from the Latin for "lost"
Who's Perdita?
Falafel
What's Arabic?