Something To Sneeze At
Plant Lore
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Snack Attack
Liquor Is Quicker
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Also called achoo syndrome, photic sneezing is triggered by exposure to this
Light/Sunlight
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Paired with "jolly" in the U.S., this plant was called Christmas in parts of England and used as a Christmas tree
Holly
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The title of this classic comic strip refers to Dagwood's wife
Blondie
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Ben and Jerry's describes this popular flavor as the best ice cream gone bananas you'll ever go ape for
Chunky Monkey
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Casamigos Añejo and Don Julio Blanco are bottles of this
Tequila
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Russian Thistle is one of these plants named for how they roll in the wind, scattering their seeds and allergy-causing pollen
Tumbleweed
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Blow on the seeds of this plant to make a wish; pick its flowers on St. George's Day to make its wine
Dandelion
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In old TV ads, Mr. Whipple said not to do it to charmin
Squeeze
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Snap into it! In 2019 Mattel made an action figure of "Macho Man" Randy Savage holding this rhyming snack
Slim Jim
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Queen Victoria adorns the label of this brand's sapphire gin
Bombay
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An alkaloid called piperine is the sneeze-inducing part of this stuff, whether white, green or black
Pepper
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Popular in wedding bouquets, white lilies are also know as these lilies, another name for the virgin mary
Madonna Lilies
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Slang for TV pundits, perhaps with unending commentary
Talking Heads
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Not to be outdone by Nutter Butter, Wally Amos launched this rhyming cookie brand in 1975
Famous Amos
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The word "whiskey" comes from the Gaelic for "water of life", a translation of this Latin phrase
Aqua Vita
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If you complain once more about this allergenic from my kitty's fur, you'll get mine "up"
Dander
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On Pentecost, rose petals are dropped through the oculus of this storied Roman building
Pantheon
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Long-range bombers designed in 1948 and first flown 4 years later
B-52s
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This snack's name rhymes just like the letters in "E.T."; Hershey touts its "Peanut butter taste in a crunchy candy shell"
Reese's Pieces
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One ingredients in Aperol is this tart root also know as the pieplant
Rhubarb
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Summer allergies are often caused by pollens from grasses like this "colorful" one with a state in it's name
Kentucky Blue
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Berries from this tree were once used as medicine by Greeks and Romans, but we are more familiar with its use in gin
Juniper
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Here's this group at the beach
Flock of Seagulls
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Debuting years before Wetzel's Pretzels, this rhyming brand boasts it's been "making great pretzels since 1917"
Rold Gold
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This Mexican liqueur brand uses Arabica coffee beans and rum
Kahlua