"Sesame Street" character whose catchphrase is "ME WANT COOKIES"

I'll give you a hand- these are well read by fortune tellers.

In the thesaurus this one of the traditional 5 senses is found with "tangible" and "palpitation"

Four different species of bear reside in Alaska: Kodiak, grizzly, black and this.

If you were to ask this author, you'd learn that "love is lak da sea"

These "skinny" Girl Scout cookies are the USA' third most popular.

Its a brown color for eyes, or a maid for the Baxters.

This part of the face can mean impudence or sass

Bill Walker is pulling in $145,000 in this job.

In this novel by Chinua Achebe, Okonkwo's life clashes with that of a European colonial presence,

This company, the largest cookie manufacturer in the U.S., has little elves doing all of their cooking.

When talking feelings, its a synonym for to long for something.

Politically correct ventriloquist prefer the term "figure" over this better known word.

This capital city of Alaska wasn't named after the 2007 drama film

"Where did they get
Them two fine cars?"
this author laments over a Night Funeral in Harlem

In 1934 this pair from the funny pages had a baby son, Alexander, their daughter Cookie, was born in 1941

A more aged influential member of the tribe, or a member of the Mormon priesthood.

If you're 38 years old, you're said to be on this side of 40

It may seem crazy but it's illegal to do this while someone is moose-hunting.

The four horsemen are featured in Toni Morrison's book that shares its name with one of its main characters.

These "Double Stuf" cookies are only actually 1.86 times bigger than the regular ones.

You wood wood like like this 1966 Neil Diamond hit if you heard it.

If there's a conclusion to be had, you don't want to be someone who does this.

Russian whalers and fur traders established Alaska's first settlement on this island that shares its name with a species of bear found there.

Alice Walker won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1982 for this this novel