LINGO
This slang phrase meaning "to inform on someone" refers to the longtime 10-cent cost of a pay phone call
Drop a Dime
Medals made from these three metals are given to the athletes who place first, second and third in each event.
Gold, Silver, Bronze
The number of arms severed by light sabers in episode IV, A New Hope
One
Australia's Great Barrier Reef is comprised of the external skeletons of billions of these tiny marine invertebrates.
Coral
The mass of this planet is more than twice that of all other planets in our solar system combined
Jupiter
A Terre Haute, Indiana glass company designed this soda company's classic bottle in 1916
Coca-Cola
Nowadays, if your teammates call you the goat, they don't mean you lost the game for them, they mean this
Greatest of All Time
This American track and field athelete spoiled Hitler's plans to showcase Aryan superiority at the '36 games by winning four gold medals
Jesse Owens
Han Solo bragged the Millenium Falcon once completed the Kessel Run is less than this many parsecs
12
This body of water is bounded by Mexico, Central and South America.
Caribbean
This planet's reddish hue comes from the oxidized iron on its surface
Mars
A tuft of hair that won't stay flat is referred to by this bovine term
A Cowlick
In craps, if you roll a 6 with a 3-3 combo, you've done it this "way"
The hard way
With 28 to his credit, this swimmer holds the Olympic record for the most medals ever won
Michael Phelps
Luke's call sign during the attack on the Death Star
Red Five
While most of these ten-legged crustaceans are small, the Japanese Spider variety have a leg span as large as 12 feet.
Crabs
Its 7,500-mile diameter is only slightly less than that of the Earth
Venus
The Welsh Springer breed of this dog is smaller than the English Springer
Spaniel
The U.S. military does not do this 7-letter action; instead, it is referred to as a "tactical retrograde"
(Daily Double)
Retreat
In these events, men and women compete against each other on equal terms.
(Daily Double)
Equestrian Events
The approximate size in meters of the womp rats Luke used to bullseye in his T-16 on Tatooine
Two
The Strait of Dover between Calais and Dover is the narrowest point of this world's most busiest international seaway.
English Channel
This planet's moon Titan was the first moon discovered to have a permanent atmosphere
Saturn
This landmark 1954 Supreme Court case was brought by Oliver Brown on behalf of his daughter Linda
Brown v. Board of Education
A double play going from 3rd base to 2nd to 1st is said to go "around" this
Around the horn
Poland's Stella Walsh won the women's 100 meters in '32, setting a world record. When she died in 1980, the coroner made this surprising discovery.
She was a man
The number of light sabers General Grievous is able to wield at one time.
Four
He co-invented the SCUBA tank as a naval officer in the '40s, then used it to become an undersea explorer
Jacques Cousteau
This planet joined the club in 1930, then was kicked out in 2006
Pluto
It's an official language of Haiti, the United Nations and Belgium
French
If you choose to leave a hospital "AMA", you've done so this way
Against Medical Advice
The Olympic motto is simply these three words
Faster, Higher, Stronger
This number doubles as Leia's cell number aboard the Death Star and part of Finn's stormtrooper disignation
2187
This marine mollusk, related to squids and octopuses, has a unique internal shell that's used to control buoyancy.
Cuttlefish
The letter H, for William Herschel, is used in a symbol representing this planet
Uranus
U.S. destroyers Maddox & C. Turner Joy were the ships involved in this 1964 gulf "incident"
The Gulf of Tonkin