WATCH OUT FOR THAT TREE!
2 OF THE 3 LETTERS ARE VOWELS
OR BUST
THE COMPANY CAR
FASHION FROM HEAD TO TOE
100
Bushmen use the sap of the bottle tree to tip poison these, so I wouldn't climb it if I were you
arrows
100
Billiards rod
cue
100
Here's a bust of this German composer, who the sculptor said was listening to God
Beethoven
100
Truck around in its Tacoma
Toyota
100
urbandictionary.com has harsh words for the hairdo called a "man" this, "used by hipsters"
a bun
200
Don't stand under a bunya pine--their branches can drop these weighing as much as 40 pounds
pine cone
200
Using no sheet music, you "play by" it
ear
200
Oh say can you see the bust of this lawyer, who became D.C.'s D.A. in 1833
(Francis Scott) Key
200
There's only one consonant in this maker of the S7
Audi
200
It's the mammalian mustache sported here, flippers not included
a walrus
300
Seed capsules from the sandbox tree do this, scattering seeds at up to 160 mph
explode
300
To be unwell
ail
300
A bronze head of this man who became Rome's sole ruler in 27 B.C. was found in 1910
Augustus
300
Sail on by in this brand's Armada
Nissan
300
A sweater with a collar a bit more assertive than a crewneck is called a mock this
a turtleneck
400
Stepping on the sharp fallen these of acacia trees can often cause deadly infections
thorns
400
It's a new word for "sweetheart"
bae
400
In 2017 the Wende Museum featured 100-plus busts of this Soviet leader, who still lies in Red Square
Lenin
400
Need some insight on its Insight? OK--the car gets 44 MPG
Honda
400
Stockings in an open diamond-shaped pattern are called these, which honestly, does not sound sexy at all
fishnet
500
When unripe, the fruit of the ackee tree can cause this state of low blood sugar, leading to coma & death
hypoglycemia
500
This three-letter word means to exist and is one of the most common verbs in English
are
500
In the entrance hall of Monticello Jefferson placed a bust of himself opposite one of this Cabinet secretary & rival
Alexander Hamilton
500
Its Mirage from Japan is no mirage
a Mitsubishi
500
Sure, you can put dimes or quarters in the slot in the strap of these "relaxing" shoes, but they have this name for a reason
penny loafers