WHAT'S THAT IN YOUR EAR?
The website for these hyphenated cottony ear swabbers has a page full of life hacks
Q-tips
A helmsman of the Enterprise has his U's turned into O's & becomes this other space pilot
Solo
B.C. stands for "before Christ", B.C.E. stands for "before" this
before common era
Before the Olympics went all-metric, the 1904 games had events like the 880 of these units freestyle swim
yards
Mickey or Minnie's mansion
a mouse house
Great for nap time, a foam type from Flents is called "Quiet Please"
an earplug
The "Poker Face" lady swaps her A's for I's & becomes this Oscar-winning movie
Gigi
The slang term PDA is short for this, like smooching at the movies
public displays of affection
In 1994 Oksana Baiul edged out this famously injured American for figure skating gold
Nancy Kerrigan
An odd group of connected mountains
a strange range
The binaural type of this used by doctors to listen to your innards has 2 earpieces
a stethoscope
Netanyahu's nickname trades its I's for A's to become this rum cake
baba
Take a deep dive & tell us what SCUBA is an acronym for
self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
The 1924 Olympics played backdrop to this film about 2 British runners
Chariots of Fire
Calamitous sleight of hand
tragic magic
Styles of these helpers include BTE, behind the ear, & CIC, completely in the canal
hearing aids
Hawaii's state bird swaps its vowels for A's & turns into this relative
nana
Seen on pay stubs, FICA is short for these 2 words "Contributions Act"
federal insurance
The 1968 Olympics in Grenoble were dubbed the "Killympics" after the exploits of a man in this sport
skier
Down at the docks, he clips your locks
the harbor barber
Of the 3 bones in the ear, the one that sounds like it's best suited for horse riding
a stirrup
An affectionate name for your mother switches its vowels & becomes this nickname of Mariah Carey
Mimi
The "C" in ASCII, used in computing, stands for this
code
A field event, the long jump favors athletes with track star speed, like this U.S. man who won 4 straight golds in the event
Carl Lewis
A thick cup for tea on a small, powerful boat that likes to push or pull
a mug tug