ALICE
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Clues, out of order
ALICE ________, a state capital in the US Midwest
"________, ALICE!", exclamation in a restaurant
ALICE________ pen
Add a letter to the front of ALICE to get a portion of food
Add a letter to the front of ALICE to get parts of the body
A professional ALICE
Change one letter in ALICE to get a religious figure
Change one letter in ALICE to get something used in home decor
Change one letter in ALICE to get something you do in a kitchen
Drop the first letter from ALICE to get nitpicker's targets?
Keep your ALICE on the ________
Opposite of a ALICE, in golf
About this Raddle
Alice Paul was a pioneering women's suffragist in the early 1900s. She spent many years as leader of the National Woman's Party, championing the Equal Rights Amendment, to codify the prohibition of sex discrimination. In 1943, the amendment was renamed the "Alice Paul Amendment" in her honor. On March 22, 1972, the Equal Rights Amendment was passed by Congress. It has since been ratified by 38 states, meeting the threshold required for constitutional amendments, thus making it the law of the land. But it hasn’t been officially added to the U.S. Constitution, or recognized by the National Archives.