I'm full of "N.V"
The Sightmark Ghost Hunter Goggle Binoculars will give you this
Night Vision
Though it resembles an anteater, this African animal, the only member of order Tubulidentata, is actually related to the elephant
Aardvark
Your first appearance on stage or screen
Debut
Different from the New York style, the Japanese variety of this dessert is known for extreme fluffiness
Cheesecake
To run off and wed
Elope
If a motel is displaying this sign, keep driving
No Vacancy
From the Latin for "pouch", it's any member of a group of various non-placental animals
Marsupial
The typically triangular mouth of a river
Delta
This 4-letter caramel custard dessert associated with Spanish recipes dates back to Roman times
Flan
A fire’s smoldering remains
Embers
The Mayacamas Mountains to the west and the Vaca Range to the east, enclose this fertile region of Northern California
Napa Valley
You see females a lot more often than males of this North American venomous spider, hence its name
Black Widow
My god, your god, any god
Deity
Literally "lightning" in French, this long, thin chocolate-covered pastry really gives me a charge
Eclair
To look like or be similar to
Resemble
This country officially merged with its southern neighbor July 2, 1976
North-Vietnam
Sheep wool is mainly composed of this form of fibrous protein that also makes up hair & fingernails
Keratin
A place where buses, trains, or other vehicles are housed and maintained
Depot
This cake was named for being made with 16 ounces each of flour, butter, sugar & eggs
Pound cake
The ordinary form of written language as opposed to verse
Prose
The U.S. House of Representatives has 6 of these members, like Puerto Rico's resident commissioner
Non-Voting
The brook & lake types of this freshwater fish are sometimes crossbred to make "splakes"
Trout
You cannot drive a taxi in New York without this
Decal
This desert of stacked cream puffs has the French term for mouth in its name
Croquembouche
Term applicable to both a tirade & a speech based on scripture delivered by clergy
Sermon