Miss Manners suggests serving little washbasins called fingerbowls with which meal course?
The French for "clear the table" gives us the name of what course where you might eat an île flottante or a mille-feuille?
Blackberry Fool and Strawberry Eton Mess are two not-exactly-appetizing recent NYT recipes for what meal course?
Ew: In 2004, a librarian cracked a 19th-century medical textbook and found some little scabs left by what disease?
We think of it as super-deadly, but what variola-virus disease only killed (a still-not-great) 3 out of 10 people who contracted it?
Thanks to a global vaccination effort, 1978 was the last time someone died of what disease that shouldn't be confused with the "great pox," AKA syphilis?
Later a longrunning TV show, what 1991 David Simon book was subtitled "A Year on the Killing Streets"?
In Sue Grafton's "Alphabet Murders" books, "H" was for what violent word?
A Gustave Doré print of Cain and Abel is the lead image for Wikipedia's article on what word that's just Latin for "man-killing"?
Before he was Bill of Bill & Ted, Alex Winter's big break was rolling with Kiefer Sutherland in what 1987 movie?
Echo & the Bunnymen covered the Doors' "People Are Strange" in what vampire flick that would totally have Echo & the Bunnymen covering "People Are Strange"?
Because they never grow old or die, what movie with both Coreys just went ahead and named itself for Peter Pan's Neverland crew, the WHAT Boys?
"The Southern Plains in the 1930s and The Worst Hard Time" is the subtitle of a nonfiction book with what 2-word title?
Because it pretty much wrecked the whole decade, and because it was dirty, what phenomenon is also known as "the Dirty Thirties"?
Okay, listen, we couldn't keep this to ourselves: What "Grapes of Wrath" disaster phenomenon anagrams to the much-more-fun-sounding STUD BLOW?