Meeting rooms
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Tourist Destination
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Zoomer Lingo
100

This fictional Illinois (or intentionally unspecified) town is home to a Nuclear Power Plant, 742 Evergreen Terrace, and the Kwik-E-Mart.

Springfield

100

A Saint who lived in the 14th century, known for helping sick people, and also a low-lying cloud made of tiny water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the air.

Rokas

100

Known as the "Land of Fire and Ice," this North Atlantic island nation is famous for hot springs, volcanoes, and the Northern Lights.

Iceland

100

This popular fruit is known to be mildly radioactive.

Banana

100

If someone says an embarrassing moment made them "die from" this 6-letter term, they mean second-hand embarrassment so severe it physically pained them.

Cringe

200

Heavily modeled on modern-day Los Angeles, this crime-ridden West Coast metropolis is where three unlikely criminals team up for a series of high-stakes heists in a record-breaking 2013 open-world video game.

Los Santos

200

The direct French word for "angel", also comes from a Greek name, which means “messenger of God.”

Ange

200

Made up of over 7,000 islands in the western Pacific, this Southeast Asian country has its capital at Manila.

Philippines

200

Contrary to popular belief, fortune cookies did not originate in China; they were popularized by immigrants from this Asian country in the U.S.

Japan

200

Typing this emoji - two fingers pointing toward each other (👉👈) - communicates this personality trait.

Shy

300

Featuring three lanes, a jungle, and a river, this iconic arena serves as the main battlefield for the world's most popular MOBA esport. 

Summoner's Rift

300

This name means noble in the old German language, whereas in Anglo-Saxon origins, it is made up of two elements: wine (meaning - friend) and ælf.

Elvinas

300

It’s the only continent with no active volcanoes.

Australia

300

This French baked custard dessert is famous for its contrasting hard layer of burnt caramel on top.

Crème brûlée

300

Replacing the classic 😂 emoji, Gen Z frequently uses this anatomical symbol to show that something was so funny they "died."

Skull emoji (💀)

400

Entered through a magical wardrobe, this fantasy realm created by Aslan is the setting for C.S. Lewis's famous Chronicles series.

Narnia

400

This name combines a Germanic and Norse god of fertility, peace, and prosperity, as well as the word for "beautiful," "fair," or "beloved".

Ingrida

400

Completely surrounded by South Africa, this small mountain kingdom is a landlocked enclave country.

Lesotho

400

Translating to "little pockets" in Georgian, these twisted dumplings are traditionally stuffed with spiced beef, pork, or herbs and broth.

Khinkali

400

If you continuously consume depressing news on social media despite feeling overwhelmed, you are participating in this morbid online activity.

Doomscrolling

500

Protected by Superman and home to The Daily Planet newspaper, this bustling DC Comics megacity is nicknamed "The Big Apricot."

Metropolis

500

Derived from an Imperial Aramaic word that translates directly to "twin", this name became prominent through one of the twelve disciples of Jesus in the New Testament.

Tomas

500

This African nation's flag features an AK-47 assault rifle crossed with a hoe over an open book, symbolizing defense, agriculture, and education.

Mozambique

500

This tropical fruit, native to South America, became a symbol of extreme wealth in 18th-century Europe, where people would rent one just to carry around at parties.

Pineapple

500

Used to call out a lie or express skepticism, this three-letter word is often countered with "no" to mean "for real.

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