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Slang
What a Disaster!
Brand Names
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A brass instrument that has a section which slides in and out to determine what note is played.
Trombone
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An aquatic name that also means pretending to be someone else online.
Catfishing
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The bubonic plague is one example of this familiar disaster
Pandemic
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Frequently used in schools for arts and crafts projects.
Elmers
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France
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This metal instrument can be played by holding two of them in front of you and hitting them together.
Cymbals
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An "explosive" way to jump into a picture right before it's taken.
Photobomb
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Australia, Canada, and California have all famously dealt with natural disaster in recent years, one that usually lasts a whole dry season.
Wild fires/Bush fires
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A brand of cleaning products, including the Magic Erasers
Mr. Clean
300
Amphibians
300
Hold this woodwind instrument level in front of your face and blow across the mouthpiece to play it.
Flute
300
What a tree might provide or what someone talking trash might throw.
Shade
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Katrina, Harvey, and Sandy are all examples of the damage this disaster can cause.
Hurricane
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A popular laundry detergent brand and maker of some infamous 'pods'
Tide
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Bill of Rights
400
Named for it's shape, this geometric instrument belongs in the percussion family.
Triangle
400
A luxury clothing brand and also a way to describe something that is good or awesome.
Gucci
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You might hear the news mention words like 'magnitude' or 'epicenter' when discussing this disaster.
Earthquake
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This brand is best know for Baking Soda
Arm and Hammer
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January 20th
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Some people call this woodwind a 'licorice stick' because of it's color.
Clarinet
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An acronym you would use when you are relieved to miss out on an activity.
JOMO
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Blight and the British caused this disaster in Ireland in 1845, resulting in death and mass migration.
Famine
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This Brand makes sprays, traps, and other supplies to help keep your home pest free
Raid