ARMED FORCES RHYME TIME
They're what a top Southern Civil War general charged for his services
Lee's fees
It means to align in a zigzagged fashion, or to move unsteadily
stagger
The first U.S. one of these was buried in Arlington National Cemetery November 11, 1921
an unknown soldier
Coined by a Microsoft engineer in 1996, this portmanteau for a malicious piece of software blends "malicious" and "software."
What is malware?
One who chooses the alcohol
a liquor picker
The "ize" have this verb meaning to make a detailed list of things
itemize
A big noncom
large sarge
The preponderance of people who can sway things politically are this quiet "majority"
silent
Means the state or fact of appearing to be everywhere at the same time.
Ubiquity
This device, used by law enforcement to measure a driver's blood alcohol content, combines what you exhale with a device that evaluates it.
What is a breathalyzer?
A liberated Stockholm native
a freed Swede
Adjective meaning roaming from place to place, never staying put for long
itinerant
Excitement that comes from the exercise of marching in formation
drill thrill
In a right triangle, it's the ratio of a side opposite a given acute angle to the hypotenuse
a sine
It's the 20th letter of the Greek alphabet
upsilon
A traditional Scandinavian smörgåsbord buffet combined with a house of ill repute.
What is a smorgasbordello?
A highly politically biased & highly skilled craft maker
a partisan artisan
Hyphented adjective meaning extremely small, like some spiders & bikinis
itsy-bitsy
Rotating handle to start an armored combat vehicle..think old plane
Tank crank
Daily Double
This shift of emphasis in rhythm is a basic element of jazz...examples of songs which utilize : 1) "Superstition" by Stevie Wonder or 2) "Beat It" by Michael Jackson
To move in a wavelike motion
undulate
The 3-word title of the United States commander-in-chief combined with a medical professional who has a job with teeth.
What is a presidentist?
One who instructs a spreader of the gospel
a teacher preacher
Even without a "re"(at start), this verb means to say something again & again & again &...
iterate
After Appomattox, soldiers would call this general's name as we rode by on horse repeatedly
Grant's chant
to deliberately damage, block, or interfere with something to stop it from succeeding.
Sabotage
Not capable of being maintained or defended
Untenable
Saucy 7-letter image-sending activity that got congressman Anthony Weiner in trouble
sexting
A gold-covered sword handle
a gilt hilt
A Greek island or college city in New York
Ithaca