All about the Turkey
Good Grief, Charlie Brown!
Thanksgiving Lingo!
Black Friday
Macy's Thanksgiving parade
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The U.S. holiday where turkey is the most commonly eaten food

Thanksgiving

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The name of Charlie Brown’s dog.

Snoopy

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This phrase means “completely full after a meal.

Stuffed

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Black Friday takes place the day after this U.S. holiday.

Thanksgiving

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The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade takes place in this U.S. city.

New York City

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The loose skin that hangs from a turkey’s neck.

A wattle

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The girl who constantly pulls the football away from Charlie Brown.

Lucy

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The word used for small gatherings of family and friends.

Feast

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This is the online version of Black Friday, usually held a week later.

Cyber Monday

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The parade is famous for these large floating figures

Balloons

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Only this gender of turkey can gobble.

Male

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The name of the Thanksgiving special where Snoopy cooks toast and popcorn.

A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.

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The term for food reheated the next day

Leftovers

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On average, this retail giant consistently sells the most on Black Friday in the United States.

Walmart

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The parade features a performance by groups that is often from high schools across the U.S.

Marching bands

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This president began the modern tradition of pardoning a turkey.

George H. W. Bush

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Charlie Brown’s famous Halloween phrase after getting candy.

I got a rock

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The word for a small decorative basket of fruits and vegetables symbolizing abundance.

Cornucopia

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This term refers to the controversial practice.
of stores opening on Thanksgiving evening

Gray Thursday

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The parade originally featured these instead of balloons

Live animals from the Central Park Zoo

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Baby turkeys are called this.

Poults

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The creator of the Peanuts comic strip

Charles M. Schulz

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To “carve” the turkey means to do this.

Slice it

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The term “Black Friday” originally referred to this city’s traffic chaos in the 1960s.

Philadelphia

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The first Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade was held in this year

1924

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