Speak to me!
Informally known as the "voice box", this bodily organ is responsible for several functions: producing sound, respiration, and aspiration.
What is the larynx?
This classic South Park episode, released around 2005, famously parodied a science fiction movie that grossly exaggerated the timetable of global warming.
What "The Day After Tomorrow?"
Although edible, most people who love to decorate and carve this [technically a] fruit every autumn.
What is a pumpkin?
In America, we refer to tertiary schools as "college." Elsewhere, most English-speaking countries refer to them as:
What are universities?
This fruit has no rhyme in the English language. It is:
What is orange?
Traditionally, before the commencement of wedding vows, the officiator will say to the attendants, "Speak now, or _________ _________ ________ _________."
What is forever hold your peace?
What is "The Silence of the Lambs"?
What is bacon?
You might order French fries as a side, here. But in England, they'll have no idea what you're talking about. They refer to them as:
What are chips?
This goofy-sounding color also has no rhyme in the English language.
What is purple?
Glossophobia, a common condition in both children and adults is known as the fear of ________ ________.
What is public speaking?
SNL released several episodes of this mocking a classic game show in which the contestants incompetently attempt to answer questions.
What is "Celebrity Jeopardy"?
Although contestants in this competition do not typically eat the fruit that they gather for points, they certainly can [if they want to]. This contest is known as:
What is Apple Bobbing?
Potato chips are universally understood in the U.S. as to what they are. However, in England and other neighboring countries, they are referred to as:
What are crisps?
This precious element is highly conductive but has no known rhyme in the English language.
What is silver?
What is aphasia?
SNL also released several parodies of this game show, during which contestants are given the option to play or pass.
What is "Family Feud?"
This particular food item literally begins with the prefix of this theme, known in the wild by it, instead they are culinarily referred to as:
What are mushrooms?
You might take elevator to your destination here, but in England, you are taking the:
What is the Lift?
We sometimes use this weighted unit of measurement in the U.S., but it actually has no rhyme! (4 letters)
What is a pint?
A common stereotypical interaction between a military drill sergeant and their subordinate is: "Do not speak, unless ______ ___."
What is spoken to?
The TV show Family Guy released three episodes that parodied the infamous trilogy of these space opera films.
What is "Star Wars"?
Dozens and dozens of TV scenes have featured food fights in the cafeteria and elsewhere with the characters throwing this messy staple at one another.
What is spaghetti?
New parents in the U.S. buy diapers for their infants. In England, they instead refer to them as:
What are nappies?
This animal has no rhyme in the English language, but exists nearly everywhere throughout the world. You wouldn't want to account one of them on your hiking expedition!
What is a wolf?