"Man"ly Words
Pen Names
This American City
On The Go
It Comes from Animals
200

A tiger with a hunger for humanity

Man-Eating Tiger

200

Name under which John Anthony Burgess wrote "A Clockwork Orange"

Anthony Burgess

200

This city, the seat of New Mexico’s Bernalillo County, gives you 2 Q’s for the price of one.

Albuquerque

200

This live form of transportation is sometimes called the “ship of the desert”.

A camel

200

These 4-letter soft feathers are used to stuff pillows.

Down

400

Handcuffs

Manacles

400

Ford Hermann Hueffer, used this pen name, perhaps because his grandfather was the artist Ford Madox Brown.

Ford Madox Ford

400

In 1819 a newspaper in this Ohio city boasted that it was “justly styled the fair queen of the west”.

Cincinatti

400

Almost 100 years old, the Delta Queen is this kind of river steamboat, named for a feature 28 feet in diameter.

A paddlewheel

400

Used in lotions, lanolin generally comes from the body grease of these shearable creatures

Sheep

600

An organ keyboard, or a handbook on how to play it.

Manual

600

He dropped the "E" from his last name in 1786, when he published his 1st book of Scottish poetry. 

Robert Burns

600

Its central location helped make it the capital of Maine in 1832.

Augusta

600

Ride the track from one end of the Las Vegas Strip to the other in about 15 minutes via this,, similar to the one at Disneyland.

A monorail
600

Seth Boyden never got a patent for the process to manufacture the “patent” type of this.

Leather

800

From the Latin "to chew", it's used to chew

Mandible

800

British sisters who published a book of poems under the names Currer, Ellis, & Acton Bell.

The Bronte sisters

800

Named for a capital of Ancient Egypt, this city is on a bluff on the Mississippi River’s east bank.

Memphis

800

Competitors in this flat-on-your-back Winter Olympic sport can reach 90 miles per hour.

Luge

800

This alliterative type of bristle used in brushes comes from a wild pig relative.

Boar Bristle

1000

Formal emancipation from slavery

Manumission

1000

Sometimes this Maine poetess wrote under the name Nancy Boyd, 2 words shorter than her real name.

Edna St. Vincent Millay

1000

Part of what locals call the Metroplex, this Texas city was founded as an army post in 1849.

Fort Worth

1000

In 1960 this nuclear sub bearing the name of Poseidon’s son became the first to circumnavigate the globe underwater.

Triton

1000

The red pigment carmine comes from cochineal, this type of animal.

Insects