ANATOMY
First published in 1858, this textbook is still widely regarded as an extremely influential work on the study of human body structures such as bones, organs, arteries, veins, etc. (It’s also the name, spelled slightly differently, of a longrunning TV show.)
Gray’s Anatomy. The 41st edition of Gray’s Anatomy was published in 2015.
He’s the kite-flying Founding Father; she is just asking for a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
Aretha and Ben Franklin
Mickey or Minnie's mansion
A Mouse House
In 1965, the key event that started this Florida city on its way to becoming the “Theme Park Capital of the World” was when Walt Disney announced plans to build his second theme park there.
Orlando
Alexandra Scott's stand selling this drink turned into a nonprofit that's raised over $150 million to fight childhood cancer
Lemonade
Are you sitting down? This is the largest muscle in the human body.
The gluteus maximus. (By the way, the smallest muscle is the stapedius, which is found in the middle ear. )
He was an American comedian much loved in France; she was the power behind Lamb Chop, the sock puppet sheep.
Jerry and Shari Lewis
An odd group of connected mountains
A Strange Range
This British city is home to the oldest university in the English speaking world.
Oxford. It is estimated that Oxford University was founded around the year 1096.
Protecting the public from unfair practices & unreliable companies, the BBB is this organization
The Better Business Bureau
According to a proverb that dates back to the Roman statesman Cicero (106 to 43 B.C.), this part of the anatomy is the mirror (or window) of the soul.
The eyes
Starting with one restaurant in North Corbin, Kentucky, he founded a chain of fast food chicken ; she’s the daughter of a failed presidential candidate and the current press secretary for Donald Trump.
Colonel and Sarah Huckabee Sanders
Calamitous sleight of hand
Tragic Magic
Name all three US states that start with the letter O.
Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon
It was founded by 6 cardiologists in 1924
The American Heart Association
These uterine tubes were named after the 16th century Italian scientist who first described them.
Fallopian tubes, which were named for anatomist/physician Gabriele Falloppio
He “conjured” up championship wins for the 1980’s Los Angeles Lakers, played on the 1992 Olympic “Dream Team,” and left basketball after contracting the HIV virus; she’s the first First Lady born in Texas.
Magic and Lady Bird Johnson
Down at the docks, he clips your locks
The Harbor Barber
There are four national capitals that begin with the letter O – name two of them.
Oslo (Norway); Ottawa (Canada). The other two are Oranjestad (Aruba) and Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso).
Carrie Chapman Catt founded this league in 1920 during the convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association
The League of Women Voters
What is the proper name for your shoulder blade?
Scapula
Nicknamed “Old Kinderhook,” he was a US senator from New York, a secretary of state, a vice president under Andrew Jackson, and the eighth president of the US; she and her sister Ann had the same unusual job – giving advice to people via a newspaper column.
Abigail and Martin van Buren
A thick cup for tea on a small, powerful boat that likes to push or pull
A Mug Tug
This name is sometimes used to describe the continent known as Australia, but is really comprised of Australia, New Zealand, and the many islands of Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia.
Oceania
FA for short, this nationwide network of food banks is the largest domestic hunger-relief organization in the United States
Feeding America