Places
The Eastern Washington, former railroad and logging town turned tourist-destination.
Leavenworth
Acquired by Meta/Facebook in 2012, this photo sharing social media platform was founded in 2010, originally going by the name "Burbn."
This well-known blonde pop singer debut her short and sweet EP, "Can't Blame a Girl for Trying" in 2014.
Sabrina Carpenter
The number of planets in our solar system.
8
The official name of the sport "ping-pong."
Table Tennis
The U.S. state has a bear on its flag.
California
The birthplace of 90s "grunge" acts. (Nirvana, Pearl Jam, etc.)
Seattle
This British celebrity chef has become popular for his profanity-laced tirades in kitchens. He is perhaps best known for his "idiot sandwich" remark.
Gordon Ramsey
The name of the yellow dwarf star that resides in The Heliocentric (Solar) System.
The Sun (Sol, Helios)
The heaviest organ in the human body.
The skin
The capital of New York.
Albany
The full form of "www" that appears in a website browser address bar.
World Wide Web
Notable for his time as on SNL, this actor/comedian has gained notoriety for his connection to female celebs Ariana Grande, Kate Beckinsdale, and Kim Kardashian.
Pete Davidson
The closest star to our solar system at 4.2 lightyears from Earth.
Proxima Centauri
The small piece at the end of a shoelace, often made of metal or, more regularly, plastic.
Aglet
The largest active volcano in the world.
Mana Loa
In 1985, this drinks company sparked controversy with a change in formulation of their iconic brand-named soda.
Coca-Cola (Coke)
Known as the "King of Pop."
Michael Jackson
This moon of Jupiter is home to more than 100 active volcanoes.
Io
The more common title for the Bishop of Rome.
Pope
South Korea
This food-court craze of the 1980s and 90s grew to popularity with their frozen drinks made with ice, orange juice, milk, powdered egg whites and vanilla.
Orange Julius
Born in Hong-Kong, this Seattle-based actor and martial artist gained popularity for his on-screen appearances in movies like "Enter the Dragon," and "Fists of Fury."
Bruce Lee
This non-spherical exoplanet is named after the Hawaiian goddess of fertility, and is a Jacobi ellipsoid.
Haumea.
A radio regular, this 32nd president became the first sitting U.S. leader to appear on television in a 1939 broadcast.
Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)