5
In the original game, you need to get this many in a row to yell the name of the game.
Bingo
This sea creature has three hearts and eight arms.
Octopus
Bourbon Street runs through this historic neighborhood
French Quarter
This singer portrayed Glinda, a character strongly associated with pink, in the film adaptation of Wicked.
Ariana Grande
This fruit can become wine, jelly, juice, or a raisin depending on what you do to it
Grapes
This Washington, D.C. landmark was named for its five-sided shape.
The Pentagon
A remake of this beloved country singer’s song about a mistress appears on Beyoncé’s eighth studio album.
Dolly Parton
Created at Brennan’s restaurant, this flaming dessert was named for Richard Foster, a local civic leader, rather than for the fruit in it.
Bananas Foster
The signature pink color of flamingos doesn’t occur naturally at birth; it develops largely from pigments called carotenoids found in these small crustaceans they eat.
Shrimp
Wine may improve with this, while milk definitely does not.
Age
This luxury fragrance, introduced in 1921, famously has a number in its name.
Chanel No. 5
This Olympic swimming legend won a record eight gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Games.
Michael Phelps
This singer’s connection to New Orleans goes beyond A Seat at the Table: she once owned a home in the city and married there in 2014.
Solange
Before Starbucks made it an Instagram favorite, this finely ground Japanese tea was traditionally whisked rather than steeped and is known for its vivid green color.
Matcha
This cheese-and-meat board often appears alongside wine and has a name much harder to spell than it is to eat.
charcuterie
Kobe Bryant won this many NBA championships, all with the Lakers. Name the team he defeated for his final championship.
Who are the Boston Celtics?
There are eight Ivy League schools. This one, located in New Jersey, counts Michelle Obama among its alumni.
Princeton University
This trumpeter, a member of one of New Orleans’ best-known musical families, became artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Winston Marsalis
This candy brand famously declared that its pink piece was so popular it deserved its own all-pink packages.
Starburst
A vineyard is to grapes as this type of farm is to apples and peaches.
Orchard
A U.S. nickel features this Founding Father on the front.
Thomas Jefferson
This musical term comes from the Latin word for “eighth” and describes the interval between one musical pitch and another with double its frequency.
Octave
This symbol seen throughout New Orleans, and on the Saints’ helmets, literally translates from French to “flower of” this plant.
Lily
In 1939, the women of pink and green became the first organization to secure a life membership in this historic civil rights organization.
NAACP
This country gave the world both Port wine and the cork used to seal many wine bottles, and is the world’s largest producer of cork.
Portugal