Insta-Graham
Alexander the Great
No Place like "Home"
Two Homophones
Lets Get Lit
100
He’s the Scottish-born telephone inventor who co-founded AT&T in 1885.
Alexander Graham Bell
100
Bucephalus was this noble steed that carried Alex as far as the Indian subcontinent
Horse
100
This coming of age story about an 8-year old boy named Kevin Mcallister played by Macaulay Culkin.
Home Alone
100
That's the number I needed to calculate the diameter of this dessert pan!
Pi/Pie
100
This machine with moving parts converts power to motion and can be found in the hood of most cars.
enGINe
200
Born in Coral Gables in 1936, Bob Graham served 18 years as a U.S. senator from this state.
Florida
200
Of the various cities Alex founded, the most prominent is this eponymous second-largest city in Egypt that still stands today
Alexandria
200
This American multinational home improvement retail corporation is aptly named as the storage location for all your household needs.
Home Depot
200
Teachers once guided their students towards using pencils with this element in them.
Led/Lead
200
"Back to Black" and "Valerie" are two songs from this singer
amy WINEhouse
300
Katharine Graham oversaw this paper’s coverage of the Watergate scandal, leading to Richard Nixon’s resignation.
The Washington Post
300
In his youth, Alex was tutored by this well-known philosopher whose philosophical tradition was adapted into Abrahamic philosophy
Aristotle
300
This donut loving American animated sitcom protagonist first used his most famous catchphrase "D'oh!" back in 1989 in the season 1 premier of what would become the longest running US animated TV series of all time.
Homer Simpson
300
Alexander Hamilton had two sons named Philip, the second born after the first was killed in this fight.
Dual/Duel
300
This children's game involves jumping from one square to the next and often involves chalk and concrete.
hopSCOTCH
400
Heather Graham appeared as the escort Jade in this Vegas-set 2009 comedy.
The Hangover
400
Out of the way, Cyrus! By age 30, Alex had already conquered this large Middle Eastern empire, officially known as the Achaemenid Empire
Persian Empire
400
This alternative medicine based on the theory of treating "like with like" treats disease using highly diluted substances.
Homeopathy
400
The CEO formed this committee to guide him on his actions.
Council/Counsel
400
Talk or opinion widely disseminated with no discernable source describes this word.
RUMor
500
Seen here is this Irish comedian who’s hosted his own BBC talk show since 2007.
Graham Norton
500
This kingdom Alex ruled shares its name with a certain "former Yugoslav republic"
Macedon
500
This 1974 country rock song sang by Lynyrd Skynyrd remarks how blue the skies are in a certain southeastern state.
Sweet Home Alabama
500
I have to make one of these post-workout drinks for an Arab chief.
Shake/Sheikh
500
This refers to words that blend sounds from two or more words together such as "motel" or "brunch"
PORTmanteau