MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
NAME THAT "OON"
ALL THE PRESIDENT'S KIDS
COMMON BONDS
3-LETTER WORDS
100
It's the organ associated with dioptometers & ophthalmoscopes
What is the eye?
100
With good reason, this mammal is sometimes called a ringtail
What is a Raccoon?
100
This president adopted John Parke Custis & Martha Parke Custis
Who is George Washington?
100
Shoelaces,
tongues,
scores
What are Things that are tied?
100
It can be a female hare as well as a female deer
What is a Doe?
200
From the Greek for "pipe", this device can withdraw fluids from as well as inject fluids into a body
What is a syringe?
200
Carrying the main melody, it's the instrument heard here:
What is a Bassoon
200
This presidential son was present at the surrender at Appomattox
Who is Robert Todd Lincoln?
200
Wine,
a ship,
Croce's time
What are Things in bottles?
200
From the Latin for "I", it's the self, distinct from others; hope you don't have a big one
What is an Ego?
300
A knife a surgeon uses for puncturing, or a famed medical journal
What is The Lancet?
300
Type of satirical writing associated with a Harvard humor magazine
What is a Lampoon?
300
Both of Hoover's boys attended this university attended by Chelsea Clinton
What is Stanford?
300
Snowballs,
suitcases,
mules
What are Things that are packed?
300
A short written version of your life
What is a Bio?
400
To stitch up a wound, or the thread itself
What is a suture?
400
Hockey great Gordie Howe grew up in this Canadian city
What is Saskatoon?
400
This president's architect son Abram worked in Cleveland in a building named for his slain father
Who is James Garfield?
400
Gear,
chatter,
Pandora's
What are Boxes?
400
It can be the fluffy fashion accessory seen here or the animal seen here
What is a Boa?
500
The bulldog type of these clamp blood vessels
What are forceps?
500
Once a title for a Japanese shogun, today it applies to a wealthy & powerful businessperson
What is a Tycoon?
500
Months,
eggs,
dirty title film commandos
What are Things that come in a dozen?
500
It can mean to find fault repeatedly, or an old, worn-out horse
What is a Nag?