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Current price of gold per ounce in Canada (nearest thousands)?
What is $5,000 ($4,568.92 CAD)?
This is the measurement for spiciness.
What is the Scoville scale?
This NHL team have the longest Stanley Cup drought.
Who are the Toronto Maple Leafs?
You will not find this unlucky number on many elevator panels.
What is 13?
Term for a rest period before a further stage in a journey.
What is LAYover?
This brand has a polo player riding a horse.
What is Ralph Lauren?
This chili pepper is commonly used in Sriracha sauce.
What is Red Jalapeno?
The Biggest Loser, an American TV reality show, have contestants losing this.
What is weight?
You should never say this number at a Craps table. It brings bad luck.
What is 7?
You ask a store to put aside this item for purchase later.
What is LAYaway?
This is the logo of Rolex.
What is a crown?
This vegetable is used to make kimchi.
What is cabbage?
This country lost in the World Cup final in 2022.
Who is France?
According to old sailor superstition, this day is considered unlucky to start a sea voyage.
What is Friday?
They shoot, they score. Wait a minute, they need to check this to make sure the puck passed the goal line.
What is repLAY?
According to Bloomberg, this is the richest person in the world.
Who is Elon Musk?
This Chili pepper is often used in Cajun cuisine for its heat and flavor.
What is Cayenne?
This 2010 movie started Chris Evans, Idris Elba and Zoe Saldana.
What is "The Losers"
From the word, UNLUCK, remove one of the "U" and form a word that makes a sound.
What is CLUNK?
This fine-grained natural soil material becomes moldable when wet and hardens when heated.
What is cLAY?
According to Mercer, Hong Kong is the most expensive city to live in 2024. This is the second most expensive city.
What is Singapore?
Treasure location, spiciest chili, Roman numeral.
What is "X"?
This PGA golfer have the highest career earnings without winning a tournament.
Who is Tommy Fleetwood?
This country believe wearing red during a storm attracts lightning.
What is Philippines?
This magazine was founded in 1953, funded in part by a $1,000 loan from the owner's mother.
What is pLAYboy?