SPANISH VERBS
Around siesta time, dormir, meaning this, is the operative verb
to sleep
In the 1700s fashionable men wore three-cornered ones
hats
Michael Jordan, Larry Bird & Earvin "Magic" Johnson
basketball
Universal's Islands of Adventure & Disney's Pleasure Island are both near this seat of Florida's Orange County
Orlando
A Hindu spiritual teacher
a guru
Escribir means to do this; you'll have to do it during Final Jeopardy!
to write
The cardinal was a hooded cloak of this color, as its name suggests
red
Matt Biondi, Janet Evans & Kristin Otto
swimming
Each winter the post office in this Indiana town, ZIP code 47579, gets letters from children all over the world
Santa Claus
Barbie knows a type of long surfboard is named for this California beach
Malibu
Cambiar means this, something you might have to do to a tire, a diaper or to money
to change
This fancy term for ladies' underwear comes from the Latin meaning "made of linen"
lingerie
Jose Canseco, Roger Clemens & Darryl Strawberry
baseball
Now famous for a golf tournament, it was the city where Georgia ratified the U.S. Constitution
Augusta
The name of this Japanese martial art related to judo means "soft art"
jujitsu
Most people just want to vivir, this
to live
Short skirts, bobbed hair & extremely low waistlines 1st came into style in the U.S. during this decade
the 1920s
Eric Dickerson, Bernie Kosar & Joe Montana
football
This state capital lies on a narrow strip of land between the Gastineau Channel & the slopes of 2 mountains
Juneau, Alaska
A married woman in Bonn or Berlin
a frau
Pensar means to do this; people who do it well enough may go into a "tank"
to think
Elizabethans wore rabatos, which were wide, lace-edged ones stiffened to stand up high in the back
collars
Rick Mears, Bobby Allison & Richard Petty
auto racing
This largest North Dakota city forms a metropolitan area with Moorhead, Minnesota
Fargo
Found before "of" it's a 2-word term meaning instead, including the French for "place"
in lieu