Things in Literary Titles
Named for a Place
Tasty Business
Sporty Anagrams
Biographies
Get The H Outta Here!
200
At the end of a D.H. Lawrence novel, this title thing "arched indomitable, making great architecture of light and color"
The Rainbow
200
Mmm, I do love this type of pastry, & I don't even have to go to Europe to get one
a danish
200
Developer Jef Raskin loved this type of apple so much he named an Apple computer after one
a McIntosh
200
Often unpopular on a diamond:
IMPURE
the umpire
200
"Empire State of Mind" tells how this man became a rap mogul
Jay-Z
200
A sharp-pointed part of a plant cuts away an H & also leaves our clothing ripped, or this synonym
torn (from thorn)
400
A container used to heat metals gave us the name of this 1953 play set in Massachusetts
The Crucible
400
From a city in Morocco, it's the traditional hat seen here
Fez
400
BB is the stock symbol of this company that today is more into cybersecurity than devices
Blackberry
400
He sometimes runs the football:
FLAB HACK
halfback
400
"Hiding in Plain Sight" is the subtitle of Julia Sweig's biography of this first lady born in Karnack, Texas
(Lady Bird) Johnson
400
The fabric of the clergy renounces H & coagulates as this word
clot (from cloth)
600
Thornton Wilder wrote of one of these that collapses in Peru, killing 5 travelers
A bridge
600
Lyme disease derives its name from the town of Lyme in this state, where cases were first observed in the 1970s
Connecticut
600
Makes sense: BR Standard is a fashion line from this store
Banana Republic
600
A big shot in basketball:
HERE TO RIP NET
three pointer
600
Jon Krakauer's "Where Men Win Glory" tells of this man who left the NFL for the Army & was killed in Afghanistan
(Pat) Tillman
600
A proverbially lucky nationality drops the H & becomes this part of your eye
the iris (from Irish)
800
Not an actual accolade, it's received by the hero of an 1895 war tale after being hit on the head by a deserter
the red badge of courage
800
In 1898 the Curies discovered this radioactive element & named it for Marie's country of birth
polonium
800
Named for a green sushi condiment, this company calls itself "the world's hottest cloud storage"
Wasabi
800
Multi-gender tennis:
EDIBLE MUD SOX
mixed doubles
800
"Radioactive... a Tale of Love & Fallout" is about the relationship between this couple with real chemistry
Marie & Pierre Curie
800
A word meaning to make holy loses an H & gets permission to become this word meaning to permit
allow (from hallow)
1000
It's an "impartial selector" of Triwizard champions
The Goblet of Fire
1000
Named for an atoll, the site of nuclear testing, this then-daring 2-piece swimsuit exploded onto the scene in Paris in 1946
bikini
1000
This restaurant chain says the only ingredient it uses that's hard to pronounce is the pepper in its name
Chipotle
1000
Olympic event with ropes & ribbons:
CATCHY STRING SHIMMY
rhythmic gymnastics
1000
"His Truth Is Marching On" tells about this late, great Georgia congressman & "the Power of Hope"
John Lewis
1000
Something fake loses an H & horses around as this
pony (from phony)