Known for jumping out of their burrows to snatch pray, mygalomorphs are in infraorder of what animals?
"Araña" is the Spanish word for what creatures that usually have six spinnerets on their butts?
Despite their nasty reputation, in 2025 there were zero U.S. fatalities from over 2,000 bites by black widow WHATS?
"Home BLANK" by Kamila Shamsie and "Pale BLANK" by Vladimir Nabokov. What short word fills in the BLANK in both of those titles?
How about in James Baldwin's "The BLANK Next Time" and Jack London's "To Build a BLANK"?
Or maybe Suzanne Collins's "Catching BLANK" or Stieg Larsson's "The Girl Who Played with BLANK"?
Victorinox and Wenger are the two licensed makers of what iconic product that debuted in 1890?
The Canton of Jura is the birthplace of what famous tool brand that astronaut Chris Hadfield once used to pry open the doors to the Mir space station?
Tweezers, a toothpick, and a wire stripper fold out of a bladeless, airplane-safe model of what neutral military multitool?
Born in 1925, Saloth Sâr was the birth name of what Asian dictator?
In 1997, author William T. Vollman speculated that "politique potentiel" gave what colossal asshat his nom de guerre?
A year of house arrest was pretty much the only punishment received by what genocidal Cambodian tyrant?
For the soundtrack of the 1992 romcom "Straight Talk," what singer re-recorded "Light of a Clear Blue Morning"?
The 1984 romcom "Rhinestone" flopped at the box office but gave what star a couple of top-10 country hits, including "Tennessee Homesick Blues"?
"9 to 5" from the movie "9 to 5" is still the biggest chart topper for what absolute legend beloved by most everyone?