Who Let the Dawgs Out?
Don't eat me! This small dog breed has a long body and very short legs, and takes to the race track from time to time.
Dachshund
This violation occurs when a player takes too many steps without dribbling - take a flight next time, my guy!
Traveling
This is the official language of Brasil.
Portugese
This long, thin French loaf is known for its crispy crust.
Baguette
This R&B star released the 2004 hit “Yeah!” featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris.
Usher
Speed demon, I mean this breed, known as the fastest of them all, inspired the name of a cross-country bus line.
Greyhound
This UNC Tar Heels legend made the game-winning shot in the 1982 NCAA championship game
MJ 23
This colorful celebration is famous for parades, costumes, music, and samba.
Carnival
This type of bread is made without instant yeast or another rising agent.
Sourdough
Alicia Keys sang about becoming “in and out of” love in this 2001 hit.
"Fallin'"
Which dog breed has a blue-black tongue and a thick, lion-like mane? Don't you just wanna smooch that face?!
Chow-Chow
This is the name of the arena where the Duke men’s basketball team plays its home games.
Cameron Stadium
This enormous rainforest covers much of northern Brasil.
The Amazon Rainforest
This braided Jewish bread is traditionally eaten on Shabbat and holidays.
Challah
Chris Brown’s debut single “Run It!” featured this rapper, known for the hit “Right Thurr.”
Juelz Santana
Famous for its golden coat and friendly personality, this breed is also a family favorite for bird hunting.
Golden Retriever
Nicknamed “The Answer," this NBA star inspired songs by Allen Stone and Post Malone!
Allen Iverson
This city is the capital of Brasil - it's not what you think it is, Macaw.
Brasilia
This country is credited with popularizing the pretzel, where it is known as a Brezel.
Germany
This singer released the 2005 hit “Be Without You.”
Mary J Blige
This giant dog breed was originally developed in Germany to hunt wild boar, despite having a name associated with Denmark.
Great Dane
Standing at a whopping 5' 3", he is the shortest player in NBA history.
Muggsy Briggs
This Brazilian soccer legend is the only player to have won three FIFA World Cups.
Pele
This Italian bread, whose name means “slipper,” is known for its airy interior and large holes.
Ciabatta
This singer released the 2000 album Voodoo, featuring “Untitled (How Does It Feel).”
D'Angelo