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Odd Words
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"G" Whiz!
100

Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi

Japan 

100

This Michigan city's civic center has 6 complexes, including the Joe Louis Arena & the Ford Auditorium

Detroit 

100

Megrim is a similar alternate word for this pain

Migraine 

100

A 1998 study reports half the "vegetables" we eat are these, & half of those are deep-fried

Potatoes 

100

A male goose you might take a look at

Gander 

200

President Jacques Chirac

France 

200

The name of this Minnesota city comes from an Indian word for "water" & the Greek word for "city"

Minneapolis 

200

To decaudate is to do this, like an old farmer's wife did to a trio of blind mice

Chop off their tails 

200

Over 70% of teens know Al Gore is vice president; 90% know this man starred in "Titanic"

Leonardo DiCaprio 

200

Garbology is the study of this, not of Greta Garbo movies

Garbage 

300

Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder

Germany 

300

Areas of this Texas city include Hollywood Park, Castle Hills & Alamo Heights

San Antonio 

300

This term for a disturbance may be a combination of "ruction" & "rumpus"

Ruckus 

300

The USA's largest private employer, it has over 700,000 workers, most stocking shelves & pushing carts

Wal-Mart 

300

A small cave, perhaps a "blue" one

Grotto 

400

Prime Minister John Howard

Australia 

400

It's home to the University of Kentucky & to horseracing's Toyota Blue Grass Stakes

Lexington 
400

Lentigines are these & they may be spotted on a youngster

Freckles 

400

The national average is about 1,000 (500 verbal, 500 math) of a possible 1,600 on the test abbreviated this

SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)

400

It's the slang term for a newcomer to India, even if his first name isn't Merv

Griffin 

500

President Arpad Goncz

Hungary 

500

The name of this city at the hub of California's San Joaquin Valley is Spanish for "Ash Tree"

Fresno 

500

Decorticate a dogwood & you remove this from it

its bark 

500

Good news! About 60 million U.S. Christians are this type, from Greek for "good news"

Evangelical 

500

Perhaps from the Latin for "throat", it's a noise made by brooks & babies

Gurgle 

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