This massive desert covers most of Northern Africa and is roughly the same size as the entire United States.
What is the Sahara?
You’ll hear the whistle for this if you take more than two steps without dribbling the ball.
What is Traveling?
The most important day of the week in Santa Ana, specifically for $1.50 street snacks.
What is Taco Tuesday?
These rolled corn chips are famous for the "Fuego" red dust that will stain your fingers for three business days.
What are Takis?
The classic "interrogation" game where you either spill your deepest secret or do something embarrassing.
What is Truth or Dare?
This river is the longest in the world, and without it, Ancient Egypt would have just been a big pile of sand.
What is the Nile?
This violation happens if you stop your dribble and then start it again, or if you use both hands at once.
What is a Double Dribble?
This "Big Box" store is where you go to stare at OLED TVs you can’t afford yet.
What is Best Buy?
These knotted, baked dough snacks come in "sticks" or "twists" and are a staple of school vending machines.
What are Pretzels?
You turn off all the lights, grab a blanket, and put on Smile or The Conjuring just to regret it 10 minutes later.
What is Watching a Horror Movie?(Scary Movie)
This country has the largest population in Africa and is the global capital of Afrobeats music.
What is Nigeria?
An offensive player cannot stay in this rectangular area (the "paint") for more than this many seconds.
What is Three Seconds?
This donut chain is famous for its "Hot Now" neon sign and glazed rings of sugar.
What is Krispy Kreme?
This dark, salty liquid is the MVP of every bowl of ramen or plate of sushi.
What is Soy Sauce?
This "glow up" activity involves cold goo on your cheeks and cucumbers on your eyes to pretend you're at a spa.
What is a Face Mask?
Located in Tanzania, this is the tallest mountain in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the world.
What is Mount Kilimanjaro?
If a defender has their feet "set" and an offensive player runs into them, it's this type of foul.
What is a Charge?
It’s the two-word phrase used to describe a photo where everyone looks amazing and the lighting is just right.
What is Picture Perfect?
Often misunderstood as a Chinese seasoning, this savory flavor enhancer is known as the "King of Salt" and is naturally found in tomatoes and cheese.
What is MSG (Monosodium Glutamate)?
This 1980s-originated activity involves a board, a pointer, and trying to talk to "spirits" (though usually your friend is just moving it).
What is a Ouija Board?
This East African country is the only one on the continent that was never fully colonized by a European power.
What is Ethiopia?
This is the specific term for when a player "palms" the ball by letting it rest in their hand while dribbling.
What is Carrying?
This two-word alliteration describes the concept of the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer.
What is Wealth Wall? (Acceptable: Money Matters)
These tiny, green flower buds are pickled in salt and vinegar and are often found on fancy lox bagels.
What are Capers?
This "social deduction" game involves a "Narrator," "Citizens," and a secret group trying to take everyone out.
What is Mafia?