This singer adopted her stage name from her grandfather Dennis and a Curley Fletcher song about a "Strawberry" horse. Her breakout success came after collaborating with producer Dan Nigro on synth-pop hits like "Pink Pony Club" and the spelling-bee-inspired dance anthem "HOT TO GO!" Who is this pop star behind the smash hit "Good Luck, Babe!"?
Chappel Roan
Kayce's Best Friend
JID
This country is home to the ancient, iron-working Nok civilization and features the Dufuna canoe, the oldest known boat in Africa. Its southern coastline features the sprawling Niger Delta and the coastal megacity of Lagos, though its federal government operates out of the centrally located capital of Abuja. Often referred to as the "Giant of Africa," this highly populous nation is home to the globally influential "Nollywood" film industry and a population largely divided among the Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo peoples. Name this West African nation whose currency is the naira.
Nigeria
This defensive sequence was set up when J.R. Smith intentionally altered a fast-break path, allowing a trailing player to reach a top speed of over 20 miles per hour. The resulting play kept the score deadlocked at 89-89 with less than two minutes remaining in a historic championship Game 7. It concluded with a legendary chasedown rejection on an Andre Iguodala layup attempt that was famously punctuated by commentator Mike Breen. Identify this iconic basketball play from the 2016 NBA Finals executed by LeBron James.
Blocked by James
A fictional character with this surname is marooned on the "Island of Despair" for twenty-eight years, where he rescues and befriends a companion he names Friday. In modern animation, a family with this surname features a futuristic inventor named Lewis who travels forward in time to visit his eccentric relatives in a 2007 Disney film. It is also famously shared by a trailblazing Hall of Fame baseball player who shattered Major League Baseball's color barrier in 1947 while playing second base for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Give this surname shared by the fictional castaway Crusoe, the iconic athlete Jackie, and a family that gets "Lost in Space."
Coach Rob
This character is terrorized by the "Phantom Shadow" and the "Ghost of Captain Cutler" alongside his best friend, with whom he frequently consumes massive multi-layered sandwiches. Despite being a cowardly Great Dane, he helps the Mystery Incorporated gang unmask criminals and is highly motivated by snacks named after himself. Who is this titular Great Dane from the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon franchise?
Scooby Doo
Songwriters Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson initially refused to give this track to Dusty Springfield, calling it their "golden egg" to secure a contract with Motown Records. While it was first popularized as an upbeat 1967 R&B duet between Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, it was completely reimagined three years later as a dramatic, spoken-word orchestral solo hit for Diana Ross. The title's central metaphor of determination was actually inspired by Ashford walking past skyscrapers on Central Park West during a period of homelessness. Name this iconic pop-soul anthem that promises no geographical barrier can keep the singer from getting to their loved one.
Ain't No Mountain High Enough
This nation completely surrounds the landlocked kingdom of Lesotho and features a unique three-capital system divided among Pretoria, Cape Town, and Bloemfontein. Its northern border is defined by the Limpopo River, while its legislative capital sits in the shadow of the flat-topped Table Mountain. Known globally as the "Rainbow Nation," this country famously hosted the 1995 Rugby World Cup following the historic election of Nelson Mandela. Name this southernmost country on the African continent.
South Africa
This highly controversial sequence occurred just four minutes before the same player dribbled past five defenders to score the acclaimed "Goal of the Century." It took place during a tense 1986 World Cup quarterfinal match between Argentina and England, capitalizing on an awkward, high-looping clearance from midfielder Steve Hodge. The play concluded with a legendary aerial collision where a short forward secretly used his left fist to punch the ball over goalkeeper Peter Shilton into the net. Identify this infamous unpenalized soccer goal scored by Diego Maradona, which he later claimed was guided by a divine appendage.
Hand of God
This substance absorbs sound waves upon first falling because its porous texture creates insulating air pockets that trap acoustic energy. In meteorology, its grain-like variant is classified as graupel, while its presence on Mars has been tracked in violent summertime storms over the planet's ice caps. Although it appears white due to the reflection of sunlight off of its complex crystal formations, this weather phenomenon is actually structurally clear. For What is this wintry precipitation that falls from clouds in the form of six-sided flakes?
Snow
This character constantly runs a reverse cursed technique on his own brain to keep it fresh while maintaining an active time-paradox space manipulation technique. He is temporarily sealed inside the Prison Realm during the Shibuya Incident, and he famously wears a dark blindfold to limit the overwhelming sensory information received by his rare inherited Six Eyes. Who is this white-haired, strongest jujutsu sorcerer from Jujutsu Kaisen?
Satorou Gojo
This song's rhythm was intentionally modeled after Michael Jackson's "The Way You Make Me Feel" after its singer noticed her touring audiences wanted something they could dance to. It was written during a Hackney house session alongside producers Zach Nahome and Tobias Jesso Jr., though it was never originally intended to be a single. It served as the global breakthrough track for its artist, anchoring her second album The Art of Loving and opening with repeated, urgent requests to "talk to me." Name this smash hit pop-soul track by Olivia Dean.
Olivia Dean
This country is home to Ol Doinyo Sabuk and Mount Longonot within the eastern branch of the East African Rift, a geographic feature that runs directly through its Central Highlands. It shares the massive freshwater Lake Victoria with its western neighbors, and its expansive Masai Mara National Reserve is famous for hosting the dramatic annual Great Migration of wildebeests across the Mara River. Formerly a British colony, this nation gained independence in 1963 under the leadership of Jomo Kenyatta. Name this East African country with its capital at Nairobi.
Kenya
This sequence was proposed on a critical fourth-and-goal after a backup quarterback walked up to the sideline and casually asked his head coach, "You want Philly Philly?" The ensuing design saw running back Corey Clement take a direct snap and pitch the football to tight end Trey Burton, who had played quarterback in high school. It resulted in an unforgettable touchdown reception by Nick Foles just before halftime, helping secure an upset over the New England Patriots. Name this iconic trick play executed by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII.
Philly Special
This proper noun is likely derived from an Old Norse personal name combining elements for "high" or "mighty" with the word for "rock" or "stone." In historical linguistics, it shares a phonetic connection with a common English verb meaning to accelerate or move with excessive speed. As a highly rare American family surname, it is most heavily concentrated in the state of Alabama, where roughly thirty percent of its bearers reside. Give this seven-letter name which sounds exactly like the word meaning "to hurry up."
Haisten
This character is the biological son of a blue, shape-shifting extra-dimensional creature named Warren Ampersand, which explains his unique physiological abilities. He uses his magical powers to transform his body into massive shapes, shields, or instruments, and he serves as a mentor, brother, and best friend to Finn the Human in the Land of Ooo. Who is this magical, shape-shifting dog from Cartoon Network's Adventure Time?
Jake The Dogg
Though it was recorded entirely in a French studio, producer Gus Dudgeon mixed in fake applause and concert whistles to give this track a simulated "live" atmosphere. Lyricist Bernie Taupin envisioned the fictional titular musical group as a proto-sci-fi punk band consisting of robotic automatons fronted by an androgynous woman. The song's narrator urges their friends Candy and Ronnie to see this lead singer, who is described as wearing a mohair suit and electric boots. Name this 1974 Billboard number-one hit by Elton John known for its distinct stuttering vocal hook.
Bennie and the Jets
This country is home to the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains, nicknamed the "Mountains of the Moon," as well as Murchison Falls, where the entire Nile River forces its way through a narrow seven-meter gorge. It achieved independence from British protectorate rule in 1962 before enduring the notorious 1970s military dictatorship of Idi Amin. This landlocked East African nation shared a name with a viral 2018 internet meme where swarms of a squat, distorted Sonic the Hedgehog avatar would ask VRChat players if they "know the way". Name this "Pearl of Africa" whose capital is Kampala and was heavily referenced by the Ugandan Knuckles meme
Uganda
This clutch sequence began with a player casually dribbling out the final seconds near the half-court logo while being closely guarded by Paul George. It occurred at the conclusion of Game 5 in a 2019 Western Conference first-round matchup, breaking a late-game tie to eliminate the opposing team from the postseason. The play resulted in a deep, step-back 37-footer at the buzzer that was instantly followed by the shooter waving a cold goodbye to the visiting bench. For Identify this iconic postseason buzzer-beater hit by a Portland Trail Blazers point guard to eliminate Oklahoma City.
Bad Shot Dame
This word describes the enclosed, soundproof room where an actor or vocalist records voiceovers and musical tracks alongside an audio engineer. It can also refer to a small, temporary structure set up at a convention or market to sell merchandise and display informational materials. In a restaurant, it represents a semi-private seating arrangement featuring a table nestled between two upholstered, high-backed benches. What is this five-letter word that can also precede "babe," "renter," or the name of Abraham Lincoln’s assassin?
Booth
This character plays a massive pipe organ with his tentacles while grieving his lost love, Calypso, who cursed him to only step on land once every ten years. He captains the ghostly Flying Dutchman and collects the souls of dying sailors to serve in his crew, famously demanding, "Do you fear death?" Who is this tentacle-bearded, seafaring antagonist from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise?
Davy Jones
his song's prominent instrumental backing directly samples the 1974 Love Unlimited track "I Belong to You," which earned a posthumous co-writing credit for Barry White. A popular deluxe remix of the track opens with Mary J. Blige playfully telling the main artist to cut a cheating man loose, while the original lyrics find the singer drinking Patrón at a quarter to three and threatening to call Maury Povich. Though it was never a radio single upon its 2009 release on the album Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel, its sped-up version became a viral TikTok dance challenge over a decade later. Name this saucy kiss-off track by Mariah Carey whose title uses a movie production phrase to signal the end of a relationshi
Its A Wrap
This country contains a white clay pan populated by 900-year-old camel thorn trees called Deadvlei, which is surrounded by the towering orange dunes of the world's oldest desert. Its treacherous, fog-heavy northern shoreline was dubbed "The Land God Made in Anger" by the San people due to the thousands of whale bones and shipwrecks littering its Skeleton Coast. Once ruled by Germany and later South Africa, this highly solar-rich nation gained independence in 1990 and is today the second-least densely populated country on Earth. Name this African nation with its capital at Windhoek.
Namibia
This statistical feat was initiated in the 80th minute when a player converted a penalty past Emiliano Martínez after Nicolas Otamendi fouled Randal Kolo Muani. Just 97 seconds later, it was advanced when that same player struck a magnificent, first-time falling volley off a looping Marcus Thuram pass. It was completed in the 118th minute of extra time with another penalty kick, making its author only the second male player in history—after Geoff Hurst in 1966—to achieve this milestone in a global championship game. Identify this historic individual scoring achievement by a French forward during the 2022 FIFA World Cup final.
Mbappe hat trick
This word derives from an Old English root for a "staff" or "crossbar" and can be used to describe the horizontal support bars structuralized between the legs of a wooden chair. Metaphorically, it frequently appears in idioms regarding corporate or social advancement to represent a specific level or stage of vertical progress. It most commonly refers to a singular horizontal bar that forms a functional step for someone climbing upwards. Identify this four-letter noun that names a step on a ladder and is a homophone for the past participle of "ring".
Rung