| A. | Folk group that topped the charts in 1958 with "Tom Dooley" |
| | B. | Medieval Norman castle introduced into England after 1066 |
| | C. | Popular candy bar by Mars |
| | D. | Tiny, brightly-colored flier who sips nectar while hovering |
| | E. | Phrase often used in lighthearted banter between older and younger people |
| | F. | Broadway legend who has won 10 Tonys for Seesaw, Nine, My One and Only, et al |
| | G. | Species include Io, gypsy, luna, and silk |
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| | H. | Style of cooking typified by lighter, more delicate dishes and emphasis on presentation |
| | I. | A&E horror series starring Vera Farmiga and Freddie Highmore |
| | J. | The smallest part or particle imaginable |
| | K. | Soft knee-high boots made of sealskin, originally worn by the Inuit |
| | L. | Popular sundae topping |
| | M. | His operas include The Barber of Seville, Tancredi, and William Tell |
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