Crime
Travel/Prague
US vs UK vocab
Egg idioms
Restaurants
100

The person who sees a crime take place

witness

100

Does a tram stop at a station, stop, or port?

stop

100

What is British for flashlight?

Torch

100

Please say a sentence with an egg idiom that means you are ashamed or embarrassed.

...egg on my face...

100

I hope you enjoyed your meal.  Would you like any ___ today? (sweet food after the meal)

dessert

200

The person who is taken as a prisoner by an enemy or criminal in order to force the other people involved to do what the enemy or criminal wants

hostage

200

What is it called when you stand on the side of the road with your thumb out and ask for a ride?

hitch-hiking

200

What is American for pavement?

Sidewalk

200

Say a sentence with an egg idiom that means not to expect good things until they happen.

Don't count your chickens before they hatch.

200

Good evening.  Do you have a ______? (have you called ahead and booked a table)

reservation

300

money you must pay for a punishment 

fine

300

What is the word for a person in a plane who serves passengers meals and drinks, helps them, and ensures proper safety precautions?

flight attendant

300

What is British for pharmacist?

Chemist

300

Say a sentence with an egg idiom that means you encouraged someone to steal a car. 

I egged her on to steal the car. 

300

Waiter, could I please have a ___ ? (more of the same drink)

refill

400

The adjective for someone who committed a crime; the opposite of innocent

guilty

400

What is the name for the uphill train, such as the one on Petrin Hill? 

funicular

400

What is American for crossroads?

intersection

400

Say a sentence with an egg idiom that means you have to be careful around our father when he is in a bad mood.

We have to walk on eggshells around my father when he is upset.

400

Extra money that you leave for the waiter or waitress; in American it is usually 15-20% of the bill

tip or gratuity

500

the crime of accidentally killing someone

manslaughter

500

Obecni Dum in English

Municipal House

500

What is British for a vacuum cleaner? 

hoover

500

Say a sentence with an egg idiom that means you shouldn't invest all of your money in just 1 thing. 

Don't pull all your eggs in one basket.

500

Would you like a table or a ____? (A type of table that has bench seats instead of chairs)

Booth

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