Ends in "-ot"

Colorful bird, allegedly popular with pirates

One who guides a ship into harbor or a plane from airport to airport

Metal bar, like those locked away in Fort Knox

Agatha Christie's Belgian detective, Hercule

Russian airline in business since the 1930s

A British sailor's daily rum ration (until 1970!)

Too much daily rum can turn you into one of these

A sober sailor, who knows the ropes, ought be good at making one of these

Popular grape used in winemaking

Popular grape used in winemaking

In a lowercase "i" or "j," the upper part of the letter is the "tittle," the lower part is this:

Another term for "tittle"

The story that drives a story

French actress and animal rights advocate

A European delicacy a French actress might order

Cast one of these at every election (but only one!)

Coin-operated casino game

Fancy necktie named for a fancy horse race

Among horses, this is faster than a walk but slower than a canter

Your future may be in these cards

Fleshy fruit similar to a peach or plum

Hybrid product of that fruit and a plum

A wooden shoe

Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow

Commander Data's pet cat

A stupid person (though many are well-educated)

Phillie Phanatic, Moonchester, Capital City Goofball

August or Leo birthstone

"Memorable" flower (also known as "Scorpion grass"!)

In the Bible, his wife comes to a "salty" end

Folding bed, also popular with campers

France spent billions on these fortifications but Hitler simply drove around them

Cambodia's murderous dictator, 1975-1979

In a famous Samuel Beckett play, this guy is waited for but never shows up...

Robby, B-9, C-3PO

One obstinately devoted to his or her own opinions or beliefs

Faucet or tap

Had a child, Biblically speaking