In photography, what single-syllable word describes a non-zoom lens with a fixed focal length?
In banking, what do you call the real generous interest rate offered to folks with good credit?
The numbers 3, 11, and 79 can only be divided by themselves and 1, which makes them what kind?
If you're an astacologist, you study what edible crustaceans that the Australians call yabbies?
The Cajun stew étouffée is often made by simmering what "mudbugs" in a light sauce?
Fried, boiled, or tossed in a po' boy, what near-relative to the lobster is Louisiana's official state crustacean?
"Freakin' at the Freakers Ball" was a 1972 album by what multi-talented guy?
Known as a pop poet, what author also famously wrote "A Boy Named Sue" for Johnny Cash?
When he wasn't drawing cartoons for "Playboy," who wrote kid-lit classics like "The Giving Tree" and "Where the Sidewalk Ends"?
After three days of fighting, the Confederates began retreating from Gettysburg on what holiday?
Aptly enough, Adams Sr., Jefferson, and Monroe all died on what calendar date?
Nearly two-thirds of America's fireworks-related injuries occur within a month of what summer day?
In Jainism, what word refers to a floating substance that attaches to the soul in certain situations?
In Buddhism, what word refers to the metaphysical phenomenon that ties your thoughts and actions to the cycle of rebirth?
Ask John Lennon or Boy George: In Hinduism, what Sanskrit word for "action" refers to intentional deeds that affect one's destiny?