In the north Atlantic & northeast Pacific, "hurricane" is the regional term; in the northwest Pacific, it's "typhoon", but in the south Pacific & Indian Ocean, this word is used, from Greek for "circle"

He's the only U.S. president who never lived in the White House

The correct plane trip

A person in this seated, a cross-legged yoga position

Seism is an old-timey word for this geological event

When one of these devices that measures air pressure is falling, wet weather is likely on the way

Andrew Johnson worked as one of these in his youth & even as president may have made his own suits

A hex even more heinous than the last

For Trekkies, there's this gesture favored by Mr. Spock

This word starting with "re" also means "revolution" & it's one letter shorter

This triatomic allotrope of oxygen leaves that peculiar smell in the air after thunderstorms

This 20th century president's middle initial "S" didn't stand for anything specific

A cacophonous mob

This primate has 5 emojis, including smiling, hearing no evil, seeing no evil & speaking no evil

This synonym for a news reporter & a person who keeps a diary comes to us partly from the French

The 11-year cycle of these solar areas that are a cool 6,500° has been correlated with temperature changes on Earth

Zachary Taylor was an army general & hero of this war that gained Texas & California for the United States

A mistake caused by Gandalf’s walking stick

A man in a suit defies gravity & is doing this synonym for floating, from the Latin for "light"

Instead of "global", you can use this more cosmic word for something that applies everywhere

The Beaufort scale generally ranges from 0 to 12 in measuring this

The 400,000 men & women buried at Arlington include 2 U.S. presidents, John F. Kennedy & this man, who was also chief justice

A presidential “no” in Ecuador’s capital

Tree choices include evergreen & this type that, by definition, sheds its leaves annually

This is a synonym for a great circle of longitude on the Earth, especially when it is "prime"