Geography
This is the largest African river
Nile River
Before winning AL MVP and smashing home run records with the New York Yankees, this powerhouse slugger attended Fresno State.
Arron Judge
This F Word also is known as the thigh
Femer
This largest land animal on Earth uses its large ears to regulate body heat.
Elephant
Known as the "King of Pop," his 1982 album Thriller remains the best-selling album of all time.
Michal Jackson
The United States' 3 most densely populated municipalities lie along a 3.5-mile stretch of Palisade Ave. in this state.
New Jersey (Guttenberg, Union City, and West New York) [1]
"Best ball," "casual water," "closed faced," and the absolute worst-case mis-hit—the "shank"—are all terms found in this sport.
Golf
This hard, white substance covering the crown of your teeth is the hardest tissue in the entire human body.
Enamal
This mammal has the highest blood pressure in the animal kingdom due to its long neck
Girraffe
This Canadian artist, born Abel Tesfaye, sang the massive 2020 synth-wave hit "Blinding Lights.
The Weekend
Jebel Musa in Morocco and Mount Hacho near Ceuta are candidates for the southern half of this specific ancient pair.
What are the Pillars of Hercules
Defeating the Dallas Mavericks in the Finals, this historic franchise captured their league-leading 18th NBA Championship.
Celtics
"little brain" in Latin, this structure at the back of the skull coordinates voluntary movements like posture and balance.
cerebellum
This ocean fish holds the title of the fastest swimmer in the sea
Sailfish
This 2014 funk-pop track by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars spent 14 weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100
UptoWn Funk
The 2 states that border the most others, they border each other along a roughly 60-mile stretch between Kentucky & Arkansas.
Tenessee and Mizzori
Sportscaster Joe Buck famously yelled "Minnesota Miracle!" when this wide receiver caught a miraculous walk-off touchdown with no time left.
Stephon Diggs
Named for a British physician, the "shaking palsy" was officially renamed this neurological condition in 1817.
Parkonsons
This heavy reptile can survive without eating food for up to two to three years.
Crocadile
This is the standard number of keys found on a traditional acoustic piano
88
Meaning “endless” & “grassy open place”, this name for a region of thousands of square miles first appeared on a map in 1823.
Everglades
In hockey slang, the rubber puck itself is affectionately given this breakfast-themed name.
Biscuit
If a doctor is looking at your "hepatic" tissue, they are examining this organ
Liver
THe name for a group of giraffes
Neck
This Italian word describes a dramatic theatrical work that is sung completely throughout with orchestral accompaniment
Opera