Gs! Shut up!
Harmless
Benign
Topping off with this substance may leave you tipsy or soporific as your liver tries to metabolize it
Alcohol
On September 20, 2001, this president announced his new "War on Terror" which would lead to the invasion of Iraq in 2003
George W. Bush
This digital form of currency can be minted or mined by having your computer solve increasingly complex calculations
Cryptocurrency
The Montague half of Verona's star crossed lovers
Romeo Montague
Where barn animals can have a meal
Trough
The tip on a shoelace
Aglet
The 6th president of Ukraine active during the ongoing Russo-Ukranian war
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Why not try running this scheme where you lure investors and pay profits to earlier investors with funds from more recent investors
Ponzi Scheme
The male lead in the Titanic played by Leonardo Di Caprio who freezes and drowns in the Atlantic after the titular ship sinks
Jack Dawson
A type of antelope found in eastern and southern Africa
Gnu
The tops of trees in a forest
Canopy
This US president declared war against Japan the day after the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941
Franklin D. Roosevelt
This artist became wealthy in the late 60s for selling silk screen prints during the pop art movement. Recently, his print "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn" was sold for $195 million at auction
Andy Warhol
A fictional leader of the Friends of the ABC from Victor Hugo's Les Misérables who is cornered in a tavern and is executed with his fellow revolutionary Grantaire
Enjolras
Divisions in New York City
Borough
The tuft on top of a bird's head or the tip of a wave
Crest
This French military commander's plans to invade Britain led to the Battle of Trafalgar where Franco-Spanish ships battled with British ones over control of the English Channel
Napolean
Investors become happy when the line goes up for this Jones because it indicates stock market performance based on 30 prominent companies listed on the stock exchanges
Dow Jones Industrial Average (Dow)
An enigmatic millionaire protagonist from an F. Scott Fitzgerald novel who is shot in his mansion's swimming pool
Jay Gatsby
Grind, often with teeth
Gnash
The highest point or the tip of a satellite's orbit where it is furthest away from what it is orbiting
Apogee
His assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was one of the pivotal moments that led to World War 1
Gavrilo Princip
This bluish diamond now housed in the Smithsonian with an estimated value of $350 million was sold to King Louis XIV in 1668 but was stolen in 1792 during the French Revolution
Hope Diamond
The protagonist of an Oscar Wilde book who commits suicide by slashing a magic painting of himself that was keeping him immortal
Dorian Gray