HOT
This spiced sweet roll, made with raisins and sporting two lines of frosting on the top, is traditionally eaten on Good Friday.
Hot Cross Bun
This sustained period of political and military tension between the western bloc and the eastern bloc powers is usually dated from 1947 to 1991.
The Cold War
What did Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton do for work on The Honeymooners?
Ralph drove a bus, and Ed worked in the sewers.
To quickly lower the head or body to avoid a blow.
Duck
In a 1977 film, Diane Keaton was looking for more than this chocolate and peanut candy.
Mr. Goodbar
Major Margaret Houlihan’s nickname.
Hot Lips
Loss of courage or confidence — especially in a groom.
Cold Feet
What jobs did Goober Pyle and Floyd Lawson do for work on The Andy Griffith Show?
Goober worked in a gas station, and Floyd was a barber.
A blueish-green color.
Teal
A tooth-destroying candy bar … or, a wealthy older man who lavishes gifts on a young woman in return for her company.
Sugar Daddy
This idiom describes a commercial product that is so popular it disappears quickly from the store shelves.
Selling like hotcakes
Truman Capote described this 1966 book about murders of a family in Kansas as a “nonfiction novel.”
In Cold Blood
What did Ray and Robert Barone do for work on Everybody Loves Raymond?
Ray was a sports columnist, and Robert was a New York City police officer.
To pass food from the mouth to the stomach.
Swallow
According to the advertising slogan, this is “the great American chocolate bar.”
Hershey’s (Bar)
A common symptom of menopause.
Hot Flashes
Invented in Detroit in 1937, the recipe for this sparkling wine is one part California red wine with two parts New York sparkling wine.
Cold Duck
What job did Rhoda hold on The Mary Tyler Moore Show?
Rhoda was a store window dresser.
A wind-dependent aircraft that is tethered to a string.
Kite
A klutzy person … or, a “crispety, crunchety, peanut buttery” candy bar.
Butterfingers
This Tennessee Williams play brought Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Newman together as husband and wife in the 1958 movie version
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
This 1997 Civil War novel by Charles Frazer was made into a 2003 film starring Jude Law and Nicole Kidman.
Cold Mountain
What jobs did the title characters from Will & Grace hold?
Will was a lawyer, and Grace was an interior designer.
A piece of large construction equipment used to lift and move heavy objects
Crane
The two candy bars that are referenced in the advertising jingle, “Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don’t.”
Almond Joy and Mounds