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This popular children's picture book series, written by Norman Bridwell, follows the adventures of 8-year-old Emily Elizabeth and her titular pet
What is Clifford the Big Red Dog?
This term, first used in 1925, describes a cowardly person
What is "yellow-belly"?
This frozen vegetable company has a "jolly" mascot of the same name, whose catchphrase is "Ho, ho, ho!"
What is Green Giant?
Beyonce revealed she was pregnant with this child at the end of her 2011 MTV Video Music Awards performance of "Love on Top"
Who is Blue Ivy?
This 1984 song is the title track for the album of the same name, which in turn is the soundtrack album for the 1984 movie of the same name, sung by and starring Prince
What is "Purple Rain"?
This nickname for Mars comes from the hue the surface takes on when the iron minerals in the dirt oxidize, or rust
What is "the Red Planet"?
Before Google, if you wanted to call the library to ask an inane question, you would have to search the telephone directory of businesses, commonly referred to by this phrase because of the color of paper that it was printed on
What are the "yellow pages"?
This phrase, used to describe a jealous person, was possibly coined by William Shakespeare in Othello: "O, beware, my lord, of jealousy; it is the ___ which doth mock the meat it feeds on."
What is "green-eyed monster"?
This idiom is used to describe a rare occurrence, itself derived from infrequent deviations to the normally predictable lunar cycle
What is "once in a blue moon"?
In Tchaikovsky's ballet, The Nutcracker, this magical character rules over the Land of Sweets in the absence of the Prince
Who is the Sugar Plum Fairy?
In a mystery, this is a clue that purposely leads you in the wrong direction
What is a red herring?
Actually a shout out to his producer, this word was popularized as a battle cry in Kendrick Lamar's 2024 song "tv off"
What is "mustard" (MUSTAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRD)?
This soul singer-songwriter is responsible for many hit singles, including "Tired of Being Alone" (1971), "Let's Stay Together" (1972), and "Love and Happiness" (1973)
Who is Al Green?
During shows put on by this American performance art company, the performers are mute, bald, and always appear in groups of three (3)
What is the Blue Man Group?
Published in 1982, this Pultizer Prize winning novel written by Alice Walker, has been adapted numerous times, including feature films released in 1985 and 2023
What is The Color Purple?
A form of moral panic provoked by the fear of the rise of left-wing ideologies in a society, especially communism and socialism
What is a "red scare"?
This Showtime thriller-drama series follows a group, mostly made up of teenage girls, who must survive in the wilderness following a plane crash
What is Yellowjackets?
This classic novel recounts the life of an 11-year-old red-headed orphan, who is sent by mistake to the fictional town of Avonlea, to be cared for by two middle-aged siblings who had originally intended to adopt a boy instead
What is Anne of Green Gables?
This NBC-owned streaming platform is named for the channel's mascot and logo
What is Peacock?
This is a US Military decoration awarded to those who were wounded or killed while serving
What is the Purple Heart?
This novel, written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, marks the first appearance of detective Sherlock Holmes and his confidant, Dr. John Watson
What is A Study in Scarlet?
This 1968 film, inspired by the music of the Beatles, is regarded as a landmark in animation
What is Yellow Submarine?
This process occurs when gases in Earth's atmosphere trap the sun's heat, warming the planet to an habitable temperature
What is "the greenhouse effect"?
This popular painting by artist Annie Lee depicts a tired, faceless woman sitting on the edge of her bed, getting ready to start her day
What is Blue Monday?
Finish this lyric from "America the Beautiful": "O, beautiful, for spacious skies/for amber waves of grain/for ______/above the fruited plain!"
What is "purple mountain majesties"?