The name of this British monetary unit comes from a unit of weight

Oxford says this preposition is the 7th-most common word in English; it's in this clue twice

This cousin of the Pevensies spent a brief period of his life as a fire-breathing monster.

"That's no blizzard. That's my sister"

It comes before "Dane" in the name of a really good dog breed

From 1792 to 1873 the U.S. issued silver 5-cent coins called not nickels but "half" these

Because of metal shortages, from 1943 to 1945 these famous award statuettes were made of plaster

The Queen of the Underworld tried to make her prisoners doubt the existence of this heavenly body.

"Why do we even *have* that lever?"

It's orange, it's a root, it can make fries, it's this kind of "potato"

The Lincoln Memorial is on the back of this U.S. bill

The traditional "Big 3" of U.S. automakers are Chrysler, General Motors & this one

This chief of the Witch's secret police was defeated by Peter in single combat.

"A lie keeps growing and growing until it's as plain as the nose on your face"

A slogan popularized in the 1960s said "black is" this, highly pleasing to the sight

A silver tetradrachm from the 300s B.C. features a great portrait of him

This state's richest man is French fry tycoon Scott Simplot

This Narnian monarch was the only one of four to not appear in 'The Horse and His Boy'.

"I shall call him Squishy & he shall be mine. & he shall be my Squishy. come here, Squishy"

This adjective meaning "really big" comes from ancient Greek for a really big statue

English settlers in the New World used this word from Algonquian for beads used as Indian money

This alloy of copper & tin gave its name to a cultural "Age"

King Caspian married the daughter of this fallen star.

"And what are you, a sheep?!"

Baseball player Lefty Gomez is credited with the line "I'd rather be" this "than good"