Anagrams
An Ancient Reptile
Air Sound
dinosaur
Notebook paper with horizontal lines 9/32nd of an inch apart is called this-ruled
College
To convert inches to these, multiply by 2.54
CM
There's an amphibian in this 8-letter verb that means to jump over
Leapfrog
The water droplets that sometimes form on the outside of a glass are an example of this process
Condensation
One part of a symphony: VENT MEMO
a movement
Don't panic--this part you refill in a mechanical pencil doesn't have any of the toxic metal in its name
Lead
One Japanese type of this tall hollow grass takes about 120 years to blossom; after that, it usually dies
Bamboo
This adjective means of or pertaining to the sense of smell
Olfactory
In 1742 he developed his centigrade scale
Celcius
Its orbit takes 165 years: TEEN PUN
Neptune
Paul Van Cleef is credited with inventing this "cement" named for the latex it originally contained
Rubber Cement
This tick-borne disease is named for a town in Connecticut where it was first observed in 1975
Lyme Disease
These 2 adjectives are antonyms of each other & are derived from 2 of the divisions in taxonomy
General and Specific
This element, atomic number 27, is used to make blue pigment for pottery & glass
Cobalt
A shoemaker for an Arabian or a trotter:
THICK LAMBS
Blacksmith
These clips come in a 2.4" size that holds 250 sheets of paper; they also turn a regular hanger into a dress pants hanger!
Binder Clips
In 1927 he was the first recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross
Lingbergh
This synonym for chasm comes from the Greek for "bottomless"
abyss
Petting a cat or dog for 10 minutes has been shown to reduce the levels of this 8-letter stress hormone produced by the adrenal gland
Cortisol
Food partly from Old French for "cabbage": WALL OF CURIE
cauliflower
This product began when a 3M employee thought of using its low-tack adhesive to create bookmarks for his choir hymnal
Post-its
Following the path of a civil rights march, the shortest national historic trail, 54 miles, extends between these 2 Alabama cities
Montgomery and Selma
These lyric poets or minstrels of the 11th to the 13th centuries wrote in the Provençal language
troubadour
Derived from the Latin name for Wales, where rocks of the period were first discovered, it was the first period of the Paleozoic Era
Cambrian