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This is a medium-sized rodent with a bushy tail, or appropriately, a verb meaning "to store up for future use."
Squirrel
Between small and large
Medium
An enclosed structure that creates a warm environment for growing plants
Greenhouse
As the rightful King of England, he wielded Excalibur
Arthur
This bumbling boss is known for, among other things, his quote “‘You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take’- Wayne Gretzky.”
Michael Scott
An open place where two streets meet, or the product of a number multiplied by itself.
Square
Polite address for a woman
Madam or Ma'am
Where guests on a television show wait before going on stage
Green room
Athos, Porthos and Aramis
The Three Musketeers
Real name Jacques Bermon Webster, this rapper faced controversy after ten people died at his Astroworld Festival performance in 2021.
Travis Scott
This means easily nauseated, or easily offended and disgusted.
Squeamish
To disable by depriving the use of a limb
Maim
DC Comics superhero with a power ring
Green Lantern
Robert E. Howard wrote tales about this barbarian with a sword
Conan
This Avenger made his movie debut in 2015’s Ant-Man, but in the comics, he took over from his predecessor Hank Pym in 1979.
Scott Lang
Both a noun and a verb, this describes a noisy altercation usually over petty matters, or to engage in such a dispute.
Squabble
The belief in only one god
Monotheism
Colloquial term for the US dollar
Greenback
This masked vigilante in old California was fond of using his rapier to carve his initial into vanquished foes
Zorro
This titular comic book character faces the world for Ramona Flowers in an attempt to continue their relationship.
Scott Pilgrim
This describes a raucous cry, or a sudden violent wind often with rain or snow.
Squall
A large, violent whirlpool
Maelstrom
English folk song whose music was used for “What Child Is This?”
Greensleeves
In The Princess Bride, he longed to find the six-fingered man who killed his father
Inigo Montoya
This 19th century Romanticist authored the then-popular Waverly Novels, which included Rob Roy and Ivanhoe, but didn’t claim authorship until 1827, five years before his death.
Sir Walter Scott