New Year's
Plants and animals
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4-Letter "X" Rated words
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People in the southern United States often eat this food for good luck on New Years Eve
Black-Eyed Peas
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The most massive living things, these "giant" redwood relatives can weigh 10 times as much as the largest blue whale
Sequoias
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2018:
"A Star Is Born"
Bradley Cooper
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A Mocha Frappé & a Filet-O-Fish
McDonald's
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Data in the form of words
text
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This is the translation of the title of the song "Auld Lang Syne"
Times gone by
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The lady's slipper & the dancing lady are species of these beautiful flowers that grow wild all over the world, not just in hothouses
orchids
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2007:
"Gone Baby Gone"
Ben Affleck
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A drumstick & thigh Fill Up Meal & some Extra Crispy tenders
KFC
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The highest part of something, especially one forming a point
an apex
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These were the only two years the ball did not drop in Times Square
1942 and 1943
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Fittingly, these plants seen here belong to the genus Equisetum
horsetails
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1984:
"This Is Spinal Tap"
Rob Reiner
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A Meatball Marinara footlong & an Italian B.M.T. Melt
Subway
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To persuade gently & persistently
to coax
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The ball in Times Square was first dropped in this year
1907
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These "hairy cattle" of high Asian elevation will eat snow to get water
yaks
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1986:
"She's Gotta Have It"
Spike Lee
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Black Pepper Angus Steak & some Beijing Beef
Panda Express
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This feline carnivore is found in the northern climes of Eurasia & North America
a lynx
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This is what the triangles on the Times Square ball are made from
Waterford Crystals
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Native to South America & Southeast Asia, these big mammals are relatives of the rhino
a tapir
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2020:
"One Night in Miami..."
Regina King
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A Chalupa Supreme & Nachos Bellgrande
Taco Bell
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French word for a mixture of butter & flour used to make sauces
a roux