Mouselike boy in an E.B. White story traveling through the heavens as Ursa Minor

Period of rest in Genesis where working parents leave toddlers

Middle Eastern entertainment with rapid gyrations of the hips that's a reality TV show judged by Len Bruno & Carrie Ann

Top U.N. official designed to cause loss of consciousness & of sensation in your whole body

American daisy with dark center that was a leading U.S. suffragette

The group assigned to protect the president proceeds through this door meant for delivery people & other help

A landmark Louisiana area featuring Bourbon Street gets a classic burger from McDonald's

The cruise line whose ships include the Rotterdam manages to sail to purple mountain majesties

A 1940 way to say carrying a gun becomes carrying a measurement of temperature & humidity

An Asia-set musical merges with an Isaac Asimov tale known for its 3 laws

The oldest pro baseball association merges with Woodrow Wilson's pet project

Margaret Mitchell's magnum opus soars with a Bette Midler smash

Original Hawaii Five-O actor who is Tolkien's follow-up to The Hobbit

Woody Guthrie's American anthem salutes a Minnesota butter & cheese supplier

Bob Woodward's Capital newspaper hitches up to an old type of fast horse-drawn carriage

Cabinet department established in 2002 that becomes a bedding item carried by a kid for reassurance

NYC nickname that refers to the most special person ever

The atom bomb partner of Little Boy become a fabric-related term for a clergyman

Luxury auto from the Ford Motor Company that also served as Washington's fighting force

A Little House actress & sister of Sara gets operatic merging with a 19th century show-writing duo

A French landmark becomes a Biblical spot where language comprehension breaks down

A New Jersey governor tries a modeling career & marries Billy Joel (for a while)

Laughing Green Giant exclamation to the first president of Vietnam

James Joyce's last novel goes back to school at a university in Winston-Salem

Founding father Patrick Henry's choice quote leads into the 1949 Tony-winning Best Play