JUST ADD THE E
THAT HOLLOW FEELING
JOHN LENNON
ONE GOOD "TURN"
WORD ORIGINS
200

A baby bear & a solid square

Cub, Cube

200

Outstanding examples of prehistoric art can be found in Altamira, this type of hollow feature

A cave

200

John Lennon's family claimed his October 9, 1940 birth in this city took place during a German air rai

Liverpool

200

A recession is a prolonged one of these, a reduction in economic activity

Downturn

200

The solar system has 8 of these, from Greek for "wanderer"

Planets

400

A small rounded lump of something soft & a model of the Earth

Glob, Globe

400

In Greek myth, master carpenter Epeius built this hollow item; Cassandra warned her people, but... they didn't listen

The Trojan Horse

400

On July 27, 1976 John received one of these "colorful" items symbolizing victory in his long battle for U.S. residency

A Green Card

400

Drop-arm, swing gate & tripod are types of these barriers often seen at subway or fair entrances

Turnstile

400

The word for this liquid derived from crushing fruit like apples comes from Hebrew for "strong drink"

Cider

600

Expel saliva, out of meanness 

Spit, Spite

600

The national museum of Ireland has a plaster cast of an early 1900s "ghost turnip" this; we use pumpkins

A jack-o'-lantern

600

In 1972 John & Yoko released the album "Some Time in" this city where he'd spend most of the rest of his life

New York City

600

Time to leave the party and go to bed? You might say that this is about to happen

Turn into a pumpkin

600

This breakfast fare derives its name from the Roman goddess of agriculture

Cereal (Ceres)

800

A fable's lesson & the emotional outlook of a group, such asemployees

Moral, Morale

800

From Russia with love, this plucky 3-stringed instrument has a hollow, triangular body

The balalaika 

800

In 1969 a crowd of journalists & celebrities joined John & Yoko in a Montreal hotel room to record this anthem

Give Peace a Chance

800

Usually for piano, it's a short, dreamy composition suggestive of the evening

Nocturne

800

This "status" an athlete might want to keep is from Latin for "lover"

Amateur

1000

Prudish & optimal or top notch

Prim, Prime

1000

This kind of pit viper is named for the hollow scales of keratin on the tip of its tail

A rattlesnake

1000

The Beatles were banned in American radio stations throughout the bible belt after Lennon stated in an interview that they were more popular than THIS person

Jesus

1000

This adjective for one of few words is from Latin for "silence"

Taciturn

1000

An Old English word for "sea" gave us this word for its half-human creatures

Mermaids