Just a Letter
Got an ItCH
Double Trouble
It's About the Bulbs
"C" on the Map
MuM's The Word
What Comes Next?
SHeeSH!
Odd Man Ot
Something OLD or Something NEW
Catch Some ZZ's
BEST Category EVER
100
The Caribbean or Mediterranean ____.
C (Sea)
100
Seaside summertime playground.
Beach
100
Further, Any, Never, Ever
More
100
This bulb sprouts a bright flower that is a symbol of hope and rebirth. It's given for good luck on Chinese New Years.
Daffodils
100
This Danish capital city is consistently on international lists as one of the cleanest and most livable cities in the world.
Copenhagen
100
A delicious fungus, but watch out for a poisonous one!
Mushroom
100
Steve Allen, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson.....
Jay Leno (Tonight Show hosts)
100
This tool helps you put your loafers on.
Shoehorn
100
C, L, V, X, Z
Z is the odd letter out. All the rest are Roman numerals
100
A type of salamander
Newt
100
Woozy
Dizzy
100
Why did the little strawberry cry?
Her mom and dad were in a jam.
200
Earl Grey ____.
T (Tea)
200
This will make your collar stand up.
Starch
200
Eye, Back, Whip
Lash
200
The bulbs of this edible flower were once more valuable than gold. They are named for the Persian word for "turban".
Tulips
200
This is the largest city on the Nile River.
Cairo
200
The Guggenheim or the Louvre.
Museum
200
Gold rings, calling birds, French hens, turtle doves....
Partridge (12 Days of Christmas backwards)
200
A delicious crusteacean.
Shrimp or Crayfish
200
Flounder, Shrimp, Lobster, Crab
Flounder is the odd fish out. All the rest are shellfish.
200
That furry green stuff that grows on cheese that's been around too long.
Mold
200
Jigsaw
Puzzle
200
Why did the rooster cross the road?
It was the chicken's day off
300
Seeing orb.
I (Eye)
300
People from the Netherlands.
Dutch
300
Blow, Work, Wipe, Strike
Out
300
The roots of this bulb flower are used in perfumes and deodorants. They were used in ancient Egypt and can be seen in their artwork. Their name means "rainbow" in Greek.
Iris
300
This Ohio city's airport is actually over the border in Kentucky.
Cincinnati
300
Decorative initial on jewelry or towels.
Monogram
300
December, November, October, September,....
August
300
You might play this game on the deck of a cruise ship.
Shuffleboard
300
Meg, Jo, Beth, Mary, Amy
Mary is the odd girl out. All the others are sisters in Little Women.
300
Low-melting alloy that is used to connect metal to metal.
Solder
300
Winter whiteout
Blizzard
300
Why don't zombies eat clowns?
They taste funny
400
Late comedian, Danny ____.
K (Kaye)
400
The sound you hear when you bit into a piece of celery.
Crunch
400
Ear, Fire, Spark
Plug
400
This beautiful but toxic flower has a strong sweet fragrance. It's short lived for a bulb...only lasts 3-4 years.
Paperwhites
400
This is the second largest nation in the world, yet it borders only one other country. It's two official languages are English and French.
Canada
400
One thousand years.
Millenium
400
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts...
Michigan (M states in alphabetical order)
400
A meat and vegetable stew, Hungarian style.
Goulash
400
URL, HTTP, PDF, ESP, WWW
ESP is the odd psychic phenomena out. All the others are used online to find web pages or documents.
400
A fig cookie... or a seventeenth century physicist.
Newton
400
Music of Davis or Coltrane.
Jazz
400
Who makes the best exploding underwear?
Fruit of the Boom
500
Pod legume.
P (Pea)
500
A horse drawn closed carriage used for traveling long distances.
Stagecoach
500
Foot, Door, Lock, Side
Step
500
The color of this bulb was the height of fashion for several years. It has a fragrance that is popular in perfumes and soaps. It's become more rare to find them growing commercially.
Hyacinth
500
This is the most populous country in the Caribbean, and one of only five Communist states left in the world.
Cuba
500
Screening test for breast cancer.
Mammogram
500
L, LX, LXX, LXXX, XC....
C (Roman numerals 50,60, 70, 80, 90, 100)
500
A county is called this in Louisana.
Parish
500
Berlin, Brussels, Bonn, Baden-Baden
Brussels is the odd city out. All the others are in Germany.
500
Another word for infant.
Newborn
500
Common word for a scavenger bird.
Buzzard
500
What is white, furry, and shaped like a tooth?
A molar bear
600
Pool or billiards tool.
Q (Cue)
600
Archaic word for a country girl, servant girl, or strumpet.
Wench
600
Horse, Will, Man, Super
Power
600
This flowers is named after Roman gladiators and it's name means "sword". It is a symbol of strength, remembrance, and infatuation. In ancient times it's leaves were used as bandages.
Gladioli
600
This country's capital is Phnom Penh. It borders Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam, and in 1979 , it's savage dictator, Pol Pot, was deposed.
Cambodia
600
The unintentional use of an incorrect word, as in: "The policeman comprehended the thief." (the word should be apprehended)
Malapropism
600
One day, 48 hours, three days....
96 hours
600
Pilfering small items from a store.
Shoplifting
600
On Golden Pond; The Devel Wears Prada; Kramer vs Kramer; Sophie's Choice
On Golden Pond is the odd movie out. All the others starred Meryl Streep
600
This decorative fish, which comes in all shapes, sizes, and colors, is actually a carp.
Goldfish
600
To steal money from your workplace.
Embezzle
600
What is the most important rule for doing science experiments?
Don't lick the spoon!
700
Female sheep.
U (Ewe)
700
Zip, zero, nada
Zilch
700
Bed, Hard, Slip, Under
Cover
700
This flower is often called an ornamental onion. The flowers are edible but often serve as deer and rabbit repellent in a garden. There is even one type of this flower that grows on Mt. Everest.
Allium
700
This South American country is 2700 miles long, but never more than 109 miles wide. It also lays claim to the world's southernmost city.
Chile
700
A large and stately edifice that houses a tomb or tombs.
Mausoleum
700
1, 5, 10, 25,....
50 (US coins penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar)
700
In many states, this elected official is in charge of the prisons.
Sherriff
700
Huntington, WV; Trenton, NJ; Baltimore, MD; Richmond, VA
Trenton is the odd city out. All the others are south of the Mason-Dixon Line.
700
A temporary structure on the outside of a building, often used by construction workers.
Scaffolding
700
The sound of bacon cooking in the pan.
Sizzle
700
How did the frozen chicken cross the road?
In a shopping bag!