Stores
This store has affordable items and you don't even have to go when it's negative degrees outside.
Five Below
It's no palace but this restaurant is the home of the original small, square hamburger.
White Castle
This bird is a symbol of wisdom and is often associated with Hogwarts in Harry Potter.
Owl
This fruit is used to make craisins.
Cranberries
This part of your body cannot touch the ball in soccer.
Hands
This store sells technology not a fruit you pick in fall.
Apple
Peter Pan is thrilled that this fast-food restaurant is credited with introducing the first modern-day drive-thru window.
Wendy's
A female elephant has the same name as this moo-ing animal that we get milk from.
Cow
Name this potato chip brand which features individual pieces shaped as hyperbolic paraboloids so that they fit together perfectly in their can.
Pringles
Gobble. Gobble. In bowling, when you get 3 consecutive strikes, it's called this.
This preppy three lettered clothing store is also part of the phrase said (Mind The _____) in London when getting on and off the Underground.
Gap
This restaurant chain that won't poison you (unlike what the witch gives Snow White to eat) has commercials with the slogan “Eatin’ Good in the Neighborhood."
Applebee's
This type of bear is known for its black and white color and can be found snacking on bamboo.
Panda
When Goldilocks visited the three bears, they had this food out on the table. One was too hot, one was too cold, and one was just right.
Porridge
James Naismith invented this sport when he put two peach baskets on poles so a ball could be thrown through them.
Basketball
I'm not sure if Paddington would be a fan of this store that lets customers build stuffed animals.
Build A Bear
Though not underground, this fast-food chain has the most locations in the US.
Subway
This underwater creature has eight arms and squirts ink as a defense mechanism.
Octopus
Anna Kendrick sings of "bags of Tostitos with salsa and queso" in a Frito-Lay ad that parodies this song from "The Sound of Music."
My Favorite Things
This city, where the 2024 summer Olympics will be held, was the first city to host the Olympics twice (1900, 1924).
Paris
Alligators won't be seen wearing this shoe that has holes in it named after their rival.
Crocs
Bunnies would love this restaurant if they ate pancakes.
IHOP
In the TV series “SpongeBob SquarePants,” this is the name of Sandy Cheeks’ pet caterpillar.
Wormy
While Jerry and Elaine are waiting for a table at a Chinese restaurant, Jerry dares Elaine to eat this warm, cylinder-shaped appetizer from a stranger's plate.
Egg Roll
A decathlon has this many events (same number of years as a decade).
10