The U.S. holiday where turkey is the most commonly eaten food
Thanksgiving
The name of Charlie Brown’s dog.
Snoopy
This phrase means “completely full after a meal.
Stuffed
Black Friday takes place the day after this U.S. holiday.
Thanksgiving
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in this U.S. city.
New York City
The loose skin that hangs from a turkey’s neck.
A wattle
The girl who constantly pulls the football away from Charlie Brown.
Lucy
The word used for small gatherings of family and friends.
Feast
This is the online version of Black Friday, usually held a week later.
Cyber Monday
The parade is famous for these large floating figures
Balloons
Only this gender of turkey can gobble.
Male
The name of the Thanksgiving special where Snoopy cooks toast and popcorn.
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.
The term for food reheated the next day
Leftovers
On average, this retail giant consistently sells the most on Black Friday in the United States.
Walmart
The parade features a performance by groups that is often from high schools across the U.S.
Marching bands
This president began the modern tradition of pardoning a turkey.
George H. W. Bush
Charlie Brown’s famous Halloween phrase after getting candy.
I got a rock
The word for a small decorative basket of fruits and vegetables symbolizing abundance.
Cornucopia
This term refers to the controversial practice.
of stores opening on Thanksgiving evening
Gray Thursday
The parade originally featured these instead of balloons
Live animals from the Central Park Zoo
Baby turkeys are called this.
Poults
The creator of the Peanuts comic strip
Charles M. Schulz
To “carve” the turkey means to do this.
Slice it
The term “Black Friday” originally referred to this city’s traffic chaos in the 1960s.
Philadelphia
The first Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade was held in this year
1924