Generational Slang
Popular in the 2010s, means to do something spectacularly well, especially when it comes to fashion, artistic performance, or self-confidence; also how to kill a dragon
Slay
Got a speeding ticket while chauffeuring their elderly mother
Kathy
Ride attendant at Canobie Lake Park
Austin
Which part of Michele’s body will be molded and displayed as public art?
hands
What is the capital of Poland?
Warsaw
Popular in the 1980s: excellent or wonderful; also morally justifiable
Righteous
Got detention for laughing during a school liturgy
Ryan
Worked at a chocolate factory
Mary
In which city did Ryan participate in freelance videography, creating a locker storage video?
Dublin
What is the Polish word for grandmother?
Babcia
Popular in the 1990s: refers to a person, typically a man, who is perceived as lazy, unmotivated, and generally unsuccessful in life; also a way to clean
Scrub
Committed a collegiate prank involving baby powder, and a blow dryer
Loren
Bathing senior citizens
Erin
Uconn’s Health Center once went into quarantine lockdown due concern for Leah having which transmissible disease?
Measles
What is the name of the classic Polish dish made from boiled cabbage leaves?
Golabki
Popular with Gen Alpha, someone (or something) who is cool or popular; also a letter of the Greek alphabet
Sigma
Went to a concert, and ended up with a mugshot
Austin
Dishwasher at a classy restaurant
Joe
Josh was pursued by law enforcement while kayaking, for over 2 hours, for committing what infraction?
Not wearing a life jacket
Poland was invaded by which country on Sept 17, 1939?
Soviet Union
Popular in the 1950s: someone who is boring or who puts a damper on others' fun; also might be used to clean a countertop
Wet rag
Got detention for smoking in the bathroom
Ed
Worked on the Polar Express
Matt
While in graduate school, Ed met Bill Shockley, who later went on to win a Nobel prize in which category?
Physics
At the northern border of Poland is which body of water?
Baltic Sea