Fictional Moms
Mother to Pebbles during the stone ages
Wilma Flintstone
What I get when it's a little chilly
Goose bumps
This navigator completed four voyages across the Atlantic, opening the way for widespread European exploration of the Americas
Christopher Columbus
This poetic name refers to the planet as a living, nurturing force of nature
Mother earth
What Bonnie does and what the bell does at the front door
Sing and ring
Mother to Luke and Leia in a galaxy far far away
Padme Amidala
The classic nursery character
Mother goose
This pioneering aviator was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic before disappearing during a 1937 world‑flight attempt
Amelia Earhart
This term describes a person’s native country, often with patriotic affection
Motherland
Frank’s occupation and faking the numbers
Mom to Haley, Luke, and Alex on ABC
Claire Dunphy
This is that crazy kind of chase
Wild goose
This Venetian traveler’s writings introduced many Europeans to the wonders of China, or the guy you call for in the pool
Marco Pollo
This iridescent material lining the inside of some shells is used in jewelry and decorative inlays
Mother of pearl
Kathleen’s Friday activity and England’s Elizabeth
Clean and queen
Mother to Rory in Stars Hallow
Lorelai Gilmore
When the team puts up zero points
Goose egg
This astronaut became the first human to set foot on the Moon during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969
Neil Armstrong
This nursery‑rhyme woman famously found her cupboard bare
Mother hubbard
What May gives to people and helps you get your ice cream
Boop and scoop
Mom to Christy while she's in recovery
Bonnie Plunkett
A consistent or reliable source of wealth
Golden goose
This Portuguese explorer’s expedition became the first to circumnavigate the globe, even though he didn’t survive the journey
Ferdinand Magellan
This main circuit board in a computer connects and coordinates all its components
Motherboard
Evan’s future fiancée and voluntarily refraining from voting
Jane and abstain