A tasty dessert, like the one mom made today.

Bryan Cranston

The comfort received by a person after a loss or disappointment., or a synonym to the word relief.

The Sars-2, or better known as...

Put a "P" in front of the word, or what an athlete does in a competitive sport.

A straight one-dimensional figure having no thickness and extending infinitely in both directions.

Alan Alda

This form of providing relief to the mind and soul can be called zen, but it is more well known as the Hinduist term, which translates to...

The sheets on a bed.

This amendment to the US constitution gave women the ability to vote.

A place to get a beer with friends.

Bob Denver, Alan Hale, Dawn Wells

"High Relief," or a specific art form of Ancient Greece, is most noticeable in the many sculpted works on the top of this Athens building.

The type of bonding when two atoms contain a similar number of electrons.

The push for the legalization of work Unions began after the massacre of workers at this factory that Henry Clay Frick owned in PA.

A cascade of water falling from a height, formed when a river or stream flows over a precipice or steep incline.

Angela Lansbury

Senator Ted Kennedy tried multiple times to pass the Kennedy bill, which would have lowered this, and in turn, provide relief towards the working class.

The kind of missions completed by "Black Operatives" in the cold war, or things not openly acknowledged or explained.

This reform movement, abolition, or better known as the illegalization of slavery, was instituted by this US amendment.

To throw small amounts of something in many directions, as well as a piece of someone's property.

Henry Winkler

These homeless shelters, typically on the outskirts of large cities, were extremely common in the early 1930's, and aptly named after the president at the time.

In 1492, Columbus landed in Cuba on his first voyage from Spain, proclaiming that he had "_______ Japan."

This reform movement, while it did illegalize alcohol, only contributed to mob crime and growing resentment for "big government."