Cities of the World
Argentina's capital city's name means "good air" or "favourable winds"
Buenos Aires
The name for small, deep-fried balls of corn bread
Hush Puppies
The most common blood type in the general population
O
"Hi-yo Silver, away!"
The Lone Ranger
Developed in the 1910s, this dance was most popular during the era of Big Band music.
The Foxtrot
Canada's capital, known for its beautiful canal
Ottawa
This American president made a note in his diary that he "went up to Alexandria to a barbicue"
George Washington
The titular letter from "The Scarlet Letter"
A
'Aaaaaaaayyy!'
The Fonz / Happy Days
Actor in the 2004 biopic "Ray".
Jamie Foxx
Sometimes called the 'Venice of the North', this is the capital city of Sweden
Stockholm
In addition to eggs, a traditional Spanish omelette also contains this vegetable
Potatoes
Lack of this vitamin can lead to the disease scurvy.
C
"It's the Big One! You hear that, Elizabeth, I'm coming to join you!"
Fred Sanford / Sanford and Sons
Star of 'Doc Hollywood', this actor rose to fame playing Alex P. Keaton
Michael J. Fox
This city, located next to a bay of the same name, became the capital of the Philippines in 1976
Manila
Known by this nickname, Cajun cuisine uses a combination of onions, celery and bell peppers in a large proportion of their dishes.
The Holy Trinity
The chemical symbol for potassium
K
"Who loves ya, baby?"
Kojak
Tod, a character in a film and the name for a young fox.
The Fox and the Hound
Though no longer the capital, Krakow is still the second largest city in this country and one of its oldest.
Poland
Made with layers of fresh fruit, fruit sauce, and ice cream, this dessert shares a name with the traditional pants that inhabitants of New York used to wear.
Knickerbocker
This letter represents the number 1000 in Roman numerals
M
"Missed it by THAT much!"
Maxwell Smart / Get Smart
This 'Independence Day' actress got her start on Soul Train.
Vivica A. Fox