ANATOMICAL IDIOMS
MUSIC VENUES
People of the World
WEAPON TYPES
CITY NICKNAMES
400
Madly in love:
"Head over ____"
heels
400
This home of the Rockettes is known as the "Showplace of the Nation"
Radio City Music Hall
400
Sharwa is a more accurate pronunciation as well as another name for this Himalayan people
Sherpa
400
Tomahawk,
hatchet
Axe (Ax)
400
Moscow has been called "The Forty Forties" referring to the estimated 1,600 of these, many with golden domes
churches
600
Ironically:
"____ in cheek"
Tongue
600
A frieze called "The Triumph of Arts & Letters" adorns this Royal London venue
Royal Albert Hall
600
Descendants of these Dutch settlers of the Transvaal are often called Afrikaners
The Boer
600
Cutlass,
falchion
sword
600
Hyderabad, India is known as the "City of" these marine gemstones
pearls
800
Laugh uncontrollably:
"Bust a ____"
gut
800
Geological beauty makes up this outdoor venue in Colorado.
Red Rocks Colorado 
800
Geronimo was a leader of these Native American people.
The Sioux
800
Compound,
recurve
bow
800
The resilient Porto, Portugal is called the "Cidade Invicta", or this city
Invincible
1000
Inseparable or "joined at the ____"
hip
1000
Early in his career, Elton John performed at this legendary L.A. club whose name is a synonym for a lyric poet
The Troubador
1000
Northern Norway, Sweden & Finland are home to these people also known as the Lapp
Sami
1000
Bolt action; AR, also called modern sporting
Rifle
1000
The nickname "The Tiger City" for this 4-letter capital may date back to a poem by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
Oslo
1200
To be personally vested:
"Have ____ in the game"
skin
1200
his cafe in a Nashville strip mall is famous for hosting an open mic night on Mondays
The Bluebird Cafe
1200
The governments of Kenya & Tanzania are trying to persuade these nomadic people to make permanent settlements
Masai
1200
Cudgel
club
1200
This southern-hemisphere city is often called The Emerald City.
Sydney