| | | | | & SOMETIMES Y | (Alex: Each response will be two words. One of them contains a "Y", the other does not.) | |
| Seen here with pink roses, these little white flowers symbolize innocence | | | Hallmark says sales of cards for this anniversary spiked in the early 1990s; Americans had rushed to marry before the boys went to WWII | | | The standard by which all TV pets will forever be measured is this beloved Collie owned by young Timmy Martin | | | Norway & Alaska, where there's 24 hours of light during summer, share the nickname the "Land of" this | | | "The clangor of that blacksmiths' fray" is a line by Herman Melville about this ironclad ship's battle with the Merrimack | | | A direction takes on a Y & rises as a single-celled fungal organism | |
| Van Gogh captured these huge flowers in their August bloom; the yellow background makes the work almost monochromatic | | | The anniversary Hanoi celebrated in 2010, or a person born around 1990 | | | On "Sabrina the Teenage Witch", her talking black cat had this name, also a historic New England village | | | (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents in front of a display monitor.) In 1945, a five-bomber squadron took off from Fort Lauderdale headed into this area bounded by Florida, Puerto Rico and the northernmost point for which it is named. After a compass failure, the planes disappeared and were never found. | | | "They say I got away in a boat / and humbled me at the inquiry", begins Derek Mahon's "After" this, about a haunted survivor | | | A canvas roof extension extends further with a Y to become an action done when drowsy | |
| The oil made from this purple flower is used in perfumes and cosmetics | | | If someone says you kept him waiting for these lengths of time, remind him there have only been 4 of them in earth's 4.6 billion years | | | A sea snail named Gary is the pet of this title burger joint employee | | | After one of its national symbols, this U.K. country is "The Land of the Leek" | | | "The ship went down like lead" in this Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem about a man haunted by a guilty act | | | Ecclesiastical law approves the addition of a Y to be a steep-sided deep valley | |
| The poem "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" says, "All at once I saw a crowd, a host, of golden" these flowers | | | | Moose was the real name of the popular pup called Eddie on this sitcom | | | In Germany, it's "The Town of the Pied Piper" | | | This ship "is unsinkable / that was Hitler's cry", ran a WWII-era Royal Navy poem titled "The Sinking of" it | | | The occupation of examining accounting records adds a Y & becomes an adjective that pertains to hearing | |
| If only "Jeopardy!" had Smell-O-Vision, then you could really enjoy the star type of this fragrant flowering shrub | | | Fed up with economists saying things will return to balance, J.M. Keynes wrote, "In" this extended period "we are all dead" | | | Arnold, one of these animals on "Green Acres", could change the TV channel & play the piano | | | This country that's famous for its cheese & butter is nicknamed "the Dairy of Northern Europe" | | | "Long time ago, from Amsterdam a vessel sailed away", begins John Boyle O'Reilly's poem about this spooky title ship | | | A general term for a musical group adds Y to become a verb meaning to exchange words | |