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What does 'in the doghouse' mean?
in trouble with somebody
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What two words were combined to make the word scientist?
science + artist
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What do you call it when a plant takes a long time to develop?
slow grow
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What does matrimony mean?
marriage
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The Easter Bunny legend began in... (location)
Germany
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What deos it mean to "go out on a limb"
to take a risk or a guess
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Clement Wragge, an Australian meteorologist, was famous for...
naming hurricanes
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What do you call a simple shower?
plain rain
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A restaurant with rooms to rent upstairs.
An inn
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How many creme eggs does Cadbury make each year? (closest answer wins)
500 million
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What does 'short end of the stick' mean?
to suffer the bad effects of a situation
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To sneak out of a party without telling anyone is known as a...
Fench exit
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What do you call a bird's home for visitors
guest nest
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What is hyperbole?
exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally
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The act of painting eggs originates from a (nationality) tradition
Ukrainian
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What is the idom for "stop what you are doing and go home"
call it a day
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The refractive index refers to...
...how much a substance bends light as it passes through something
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What is the meaning of thus?
as a result or consequence of this; therefore.
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How is an avalanche different from a landslide?
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In Germany, it is illegal to (verb) on Good Friday (the Friday before Easter)
dance
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What a product has all the extra gadgets we say it has
all the bells and whistles
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Pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune
Schadenfreude
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to become gradually less
diminish
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Who got the cow tail switch at the end of the story?
The youngest son.
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The holiday was named after...
the Anglo-Saxon Goddess, Eostre. She was honoured at Pagan festivals celebrating the arrival of spring, further highlighting the blend of Pagan traditions with Christian holidays.