February
Presidents' Day is recognized on February 22nd, this president's birthday.
Washington
The Atlantic Canary gets its name from the Canary Islands, which in turn gets its name from this animal.
Dog
(Canariae Insulae means "Isle of the Dogs")
Still Cruisin', Stars and Stripes Vol. 1, Summer in Paradise
The Beach Boys
Author of Infinite Jest + actor famous for his roles in My Dinner with Andre and The Princess Bride
David Foster Wallace Shawn
In January 1431, Joan of Arc was put on trial and eventually executed for this crime.
Heresy
Though usually called Mardi Gras or Fat Tuesday in the U.S., the finally day of pre-Lent (especially in Commonwealth nations) also goes by this name, coming from an archaic word for hearing confession.
Shrove Tuesday
This oft-laughed at bird likely gets its name from the Spanish slang term bobo, meaning "stupid," as the birds have a habit of landing on sailing ships, where they were easily caught and eaten.
Booby
+, =, -
Ed Sheeran
A hollowed-out cigar filled with cannabis + the creator of Gonzo journalism and author of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Blunter S. Thompson
The name of this type of legal document means 'he has declared under oath' in Medieval Latin.
Affadavit
The first Sunday of February is recognized as Mother's Day in this new European country.
Kosovo
The chicken is the domesticated form of this bird, native to Southeast Asia.
(Red) Junglefowl
The Writing’s on the Wall, Survivor, Destiny Fulfilled
Destiny's Child
Thomas Pynchon's seminal novel + a series of fitness training equipment
Gravity's RainbowFlex
In 1803, this U.S. Supreme Court case instituted the practice of judicial review.
Marbury v. Madison (1803)
Valentine's Day is named after St. Valentine, patron saint of courtly love, as well as three other domains. Name one of them.
Epilepsy, beekeepers, the Italian city of Terni
The pelican gets its name from the Ancient Greek word pelekys (πέλεκυς), a word for this kind of implement that their beak resembles.
Axe
True Blue, Erotica, Ray of Light
Madonna
Haruki Murakami's 1995 novel written in three parts + a seven-book portal fantasy series written by C.S. Lewis
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicles of Narnia
The first Jewish Supreme Court justice, Louis Brandeis, was nominated by this 20th century President.
Woodrow Wilson
In the Gregorian calendar, leap years occur in every year divisible by 4, with the exception of these years.
Years divisible by 100, but not 400.
This group of birds gets its name from the same origin as the word "lummox" (meaning clumsy or awkward person), due to their poor ability to walk on land.
Loon
Everything I Know About Love, Bewitched, A Matter of Time
Laufey
Famous New York neo-expressionist painter and member of the 27 club + a Lovecraft novella detailing a failed Arctic expedition
Jean-Michel BasquiAt the Mountains of Madness
The United States Constitution has not been amended since 1992, a gap of over 34 years. The longest such gap in U.S. history was 61 years, between these two amendments.
The 12th and the 13th