Homonyms
Happening right now, or directional movement of seawater
Current
What Italian dish is made of layers of pasta, cheese, and meat sauce?
Lasagna
What popular toy introduced in the 1970s featured interlocking plastic bricks that sparked creativity in children and adults?
LEGO
Which city is often considered the starting point of Route 66?
Chicago, Illinois
To chop food into small cubes
Dice
The pelt or coat of a large animal, or to conceal from sight
Hide
What fruit is traditionally used to make wine?
Grapes
Which popular snack food debuted in the 1970s with the slogan “Betcha can’t eat just one”?
Lays Potato Chips
What is the endpoint of Route 66 on the west coast?
Santa Monica, California
To press and fold dough repeatedly with your hands
Knead
A soft chocolate candy, or to avoid being specific about details
Fudge
A pestle is used to grind spices & other foods; this, pestle's partner, is the bowl in which the food is ground
Mortar
Which sitcom about a blended family with six kids premiered in 1969 and ran through 1974?
The Brady Bunch
What Disney/Pixar animated movie is set in a fictional town along Route 66 called Radiator Springs?
Cars
To cook food using the hot vapor from boiling water
Steam
A tree, or a word preceding "up" meaning "to neaten"
Spruce
What popular condiment is made from fermented soybeans?
Soy sauce
What iconic fashion item became a symbol of ’70s style and was often worn with platform shoes?
Bell-bottoms
What famous roadside art installation in Amarillo, Texas, features half-buried, nose-down classic Cadillacs?
Cadillac Ranch
To soak meat for several hours in a mix of oil, acid & flavorings in the fridge
Marinate
A protective plate of a fish, or to climb up
Scale
What type of pasta is shaped like little bow ties?
Farfalle
What legendary NYC nightclub, frequented by celebrities like Andy Warhol, Tina Turner and Liza Minelli, became the epicenter of disco culture?
Studio 54
True or False: Route 66 spans all the way from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.
False (It only goes from the Midwest to the West Coast)
To cook or stew gently just below the boiling point
Simmer