All I see is Y-O-U
each response will contain those three letters in that order.
each response will contain those three letters in that order.
Food
Science and Nature
Fern, Baby, Fern
Military Slang
100
This food is made by letting warm, bacteria-laden milk sit out for hours
Yogurt
100
The name of this popular picnic side dish is from the Dutch
"cabbage salad"
Coleslaw
100
Of all the elements, this metallic one has the shortest name
Tin
100
Ferns are plants that reproduce using spores, which means they don't grow flowers & they don't produce or spread these
Seeds
100
Many in the military prefer "bird", not "chopper", for this type of transport
Helicopter
200
John Fogerty sang that he was born on this type of waterway, but he's actually from Northern California
A Bayou
200
From the Spanish for "spiced with chili", corn tortillas wrapped around a meat or cheese filling & topped with sauce are called
Enchiladas
200
This calm, circular center of a hurricane is typically 20 to 40 miles in diameter but can be over 100
The eye
200
A little canary told us...decayed ferns from the Carboniferous Period helped create this fossil fuel; we still use it today
Coal
200
A "bird boat" is one of these, like the U.S.S. Yorktown during World War II
an aircraft carrier
300
This nimble dog breed can reach top speeds of up to 45 mph
Greyhound
300
"Apple of many seeds"
Not surprisingly, the Latin name for this fruit
Pomegranate
300
Among other things, these chemical substances secreted by certain animals are used to mark territory & to attract mates
Pheromones
300
This "F" word refers to the leaves of a fern, which are often featherlike in shape
A Frond
300
These days, an enlisted U.S. soldier is this 3-letter first name rather than G.I.
A Joe
400
This Massachusetts town is home to Pilgrim Memorial State Park.
Plymouth
400
A color is in this adjective for heavily seasoned food like salmon or chicken cooked over high heat
Blackened
400
This beetle gets its 4-letter name from its huge jaws that resemble the antlers of a male deer
A stag beetle
400
Some ferns are epiphytic, meaning they grow on plant surfaces like tree trunks; others are epipetric, meaning they grow on these
Rocks
400
This rifle accessory is a "cheese toaster" & takes its real name from a French town where it was once made
Bayonet
500
It's the longest side of a right triangle
Hypotenuse
500
To really like something, or a finely chopped sweet pickle on a hot dog
Relish
500
DDT was first used as this lethal type of substance around 1940 & restrictions on it began in the late '50s
Pesticide
500
Because they're shaped like the scroll of a violin, the curled-up leaves of young ferns are called these, & you can eat them
Fiddleheads
500
This title of a 2012 film is military slang for
"so late it's early"
Zero Dark Thirty