DOUBLE-LETTERED CREATURES
Nerve cells in its neck can be over 9 feet long
Giraffe
Emma Stone sews one of these letters to her outfit in a 2010 comedy reworking of a Hawthorne tale
"A"
Chew on this--a seasonal ice cream flavor from Baskin Robbins is called Pink this, & contains real pieces of it
Bubblegum
Moscow has been called "The Forty Forties" referring to the estimated 1,600 of these, many with golden domes
Churches
This pair of antonyms is used when using a coin to make a decision
Heads or Tails
Also called the hunting leopard, it can go 0 to 60 in seconds & it kills with a bite to the neck
Cheetah
At the end of "Logan", Laura turns the cross on Wolverine's grave to make it into one of these letters
an "X"
44 years after original Crunchy Cheetos, this flavor that burns your mouth & feels so good was introduced
Flamin' Hot
Hyderabad, India is known as the "City of" these marine gemstones
Pearl
From the Latin for "draw together", it's the opposite of expand
Contract
You know the drill -- it's a species of this, as is the mandrill
Baboon
In a 2006 film Natalie Portman is rescued by Hugo Weaving, who played this mask-wearing character
V
Seen here are beans for this flavoring
Vanilla
The resilient Porto, Portugal is called the "Cidade Invicta", or this city
the Invincible City
Like a certain "walk" in baseball, something not accidental is this
Intentional
New evidence says the whale may be related to this African mammal, also a heavyweight
Hippopotamus
Ben Whishaw voices Paddington, but perhaps is more recognizable as this gadget guy
Q
At an Italian gelateria, ask for fragola & you'll get this flavor
Strawberry
As heard at the start of the song "Molly Malone", "Fair City" is a nickname for this world capital
Dublin
This pair of antonyms refers to a style of angling that helps conserve the local fauna
Catch & Release
The horns of the male of the Grant's species of this curve forward, then back, & are up to 31 inches in length
Gazelle
Peter Lorre is marked with this letter in a 1931 Fritz Lang classic
M
Dill is often used to flavor Havarti, a cheese originally from this country
Denmark
The nickname "The Tiger City" for this 4-letter capital may date back to a poem by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
Oslo
Heterodox, meaning having unusual or minority views, has this antonym that ends with the same 4 letters
Orthodox