Animals
These 4-letter soft feathers are used to stuff pillows
What is down?
A geometric figure that can be either acute, right, or obtuse, or a viewpoint
What is an angle?
The color people are said to turn when they’re envious of something or someone else
What is green?
This cake was named for being made with 16 ounces each of flour, butter, sugar & eggs
What is pound cake?
"The Gem of the Pacific" & "The Paradise of the Pacific"
What is Hawaii?
This material comes from the hides of animals like cows. Types include full grain, top grain, genuine, bicast, and bonded
What is leather?
It can mean to create something, or it can refer to the current style of dress
What is fashion?
It can mean melancholy or refer to indecent material
What is blue?
Different from the heavy and rich New York style, the Japanese variety of this dessert is known for extreme fluffiness
What is cheesecake?
"The Land of Gold" & "The Eureka State"
What is California?
A farm in the Slovenian town of Lipica is known for these swift animals it has bred for riding purposes for 400 years
What are horses?
It can mean to hinder, or a place for your dirty clothes
What is hamper?
"To scorch slightly in cooking" is one Random House Dictionary definition
What is brown?
This dessert, which contains a cold state in its name, consists of ice cream and cake topped with browned meringue.
What is baked Alaska?
"The Steel State" & "The Quaker State"
What is Pennsylvania?
Octopi are called the smartest ____ w/o backbones; in 2009, one disassembled a valve & flooded a Calif. Aquarium.
(Hint: the category meaning "without a spine (vertebra)")
What are invertebrates?
It's a large waterfall, or an eye abnormality
What is a cataract?
Close to russet, it's also a type of metal or a slang word for a policeman
What is copper?
Literally "lightning" in French, this long, thin chocolate-covered pastry really gives me a charge
What is an eclair?
“The Spud State” and “Gem of the Mountain”
What is Idaho?
Used in lotions, lanolin generally comes from the body grease of these shearable creatures
What are sheep?
It's a 3-letter word for a water sprite of German folklore, or it can mean to put an end to something
What is nix?
A color, a princely dynasty important in the Netherlands, or a fruit
What is orange?
This 4-letter caramel custard dessert associated with Spanish recipes dates back to Roman times
What is flan?
“Land of 10,000 Lakes” and “The Bread and Butter State”
What is Minnesota?