COLORFUL TUNES
Steely Dan reminds you that Alabama is called the Crimson Tide, not because of gravity's effect on a water body, but because of the 1907 football game against this archrival
Auburn
War's Charles Miller got buzzed on this liquor before singing "Low Rider", which resulted in the studio recording's distinct raspy spoken-word intro
Tequila
Chemical engineer Victor Mills launched this brand of disposable diaper in 1961
Pampers
This world-famous dish originated in Russia and consists of sauteed pieces of beef served in a sour cream and mushroom sauce
Beef Stronganoff
This five-star Doug General played a prominent role in the Pacific during World War II
MacArthur
Prince came to the Purple Rain conclusion that after the times were changing, it was time we all needed to do this, and that means you, too.
Reach out for something new
Originally named "Mustang Mama", this famous female singer/piano player suggested changing it to "Mustang Sally" based on the "ride, Sally, ride" portion of the song
Aretha Franklin
In Shakespeare's time, a "diaper" referred to a luxurious, highly absorbent linen used to conduct this time-honored bathroom act
Drying Hands or Face
This type of sausage is an Alaskan specialty that is typically grilled and served with sauteed onions, but you won't find it on the menu at Caribou Coffee.
Reindeer
Doug Engelbart is credited with inventing this peripheral computer hardware in 1968
Mouse
Eddie Vedder wanted to see them on a porch of (Yellow) Ledbetter, but wasn't sure if he was the boxer or this boxing training tool
The Bag
The Beatles "Drive My Car" includes an iconic "Beep Beep" influenced by this band's 1958 novelty hit, not written by Hugh Heffner
The Playmates
First introduced in 1978, Procter & Gamble introduced this brand of adult diapers to hospitals and nursing homes
Attends
This dark, salty and savory spread is made from leftover brewer's yeast extract
Vegemite
This Doug may have had a crush on food . . . or at least on a certain condiment
Funnie
Mick Jagger not only urged you to paint it black, he wanted the sun to become this
Blotted out from the sky
Prince came up with the lyrics for "Little Red Corvette" while dozing off in the back of this 1964 Mercury model, which referred to people associated with outlaws
Marauder
Major industry manufacturers are now producing disposable diapers with a plant-based version of this absorbent material
Polymer
Widely considered Morocco's national dish, it includes steamed semolina granules and seven different vegetables
Couscous
Known as the "King of Hollywood" during the silent film era, this Doug co-founded United Artists
Fairbanks
Brian Hyland sang about a girl who was afraid to come out of the locker because she was wearing this
An itsy, bitsy, teenie, weenie, yellow, polka dot bikini
Greased Lightnin' has a mechanically-impossible four-speed on the floor (manual transmission), combined with this GM term for an automatic transmission
Hydramatic
Invented in Sweden in 1942, the first disposable diapers were held in place with these
Rubber Pants
Don't F with this popular Bangladesh street food, unless you can handle these bite-size, crispy, hollow, fried dough balls, stuffed with spiced chickpeas and potatoes, then filled with tangy, spicy tamarind water
Fuchka
Flutie had a famous college one in 1984, but it was this not-Doug Dallas QB who popularized the phrase after making his game-winning 50-yard "Hail Mary" pass against the Vikings in an NFC Divisional Playoff game 9 years earlier
Roger Staubach