Poetry, sumo, dunk
Slam.
In real estate, ownership is often proven by this legal document.
Deed.
A phrase about making the best of a bad situation involves making this fruit into a pleasant drink.
This virtual pet, first released in Japan in 1996, needed to be fed, cleaned, and cared for throughout the day.
Tamagotchi.
This messaging service popularized the "Buddy List" and away messages for millions of internet users in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Phone.
Collecting enough experience points will allow you to advance to the next one.
Level.
It shares its name with a type of blossom celebrated in Japan.
Cherry.
These tiny magnetic desk toys were sold as stress-relief magnets before being criticized for safety risks.
Buckyballs.
This messaging app was known for its "nudge" feature.
MSN Messenger.
Fairy, golden, ache.
Tooth.
A breathtaking view might make you say this.
Wow.
Its oil and milk are widely used in cooking and cosmetics.
Coconut.
What is the 5th Pokemon in the Pokedex?
Charmeleon.
Dominating in the mid-2000s, this platform allowed users to customize their profiles with HTML coding and was particularly popular among musicians for sharing their music.
MySpace.
Sea, pepper, card.
Multi-generational family stories are often called these.
It is a key ingredient in Worcestershire sauce.
Tamarind.
Bluebird Toys created this miniature doll line before Mattel acquired the brand in 1998.
Polly Pocket.
Reblogging, rather than retweeting or sharing, was the defining interaction on this platform.
Tumblr.
Watch, post, fore.
To elevate someone to divine status is to do this.
Deified.
This citrus fruit grows in finger-like segments.
Buddha's Hand.
Before games like RuneScape and World of Warcraft dominated many friend groups, this side-scrolling MMORPG had players grinding for levels and hunting Zakum.
Maplestory.
This music streaming service became famous for creating personalized radio stations using the Music Genome Project.
Pandora.