November Observances
Common Bonds
November Birthdays
Opposites
Famous Idioms
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This holiday, celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November, traces its origins to a 1621 feast shared by the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag, and is now known for turkey, parades, and football.

Thanksgiving 

100

Muscle / Bumper / Sports

car

100

This actor, born on November 11, 1974, rose to fame in movies like "Titanic" and "Romeo + Juliet" and later won an Oscar for his role in "The Revenant."

Leonardo DiCaprio

100

sincere 

insincere 

100

If someone gives away a secret unintentionally, they "let this out of the bag."

cat

200

This holiday, observed on November 11, was originally called Armistice Day and marks the end of World War I, honoring those who have served in the U.S. military.

Veteran's Day

200

Spider-Man / Grace / Race

Amazing

200

Born on November 17, 1957, this comedian and TV host is known for his humor on "Family Feud" and his long-running talk shows.

Steve Harvey

200

optimistic 

pessimistic 

200

When something is impossible or extremely unlikely, it’s said to happen "when" this animal "flies."

pig

300

Held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, this day is when Americans cast their votes for public offices, including presidential elections every four years.

Election Day, November 5th

300

Screen / Alarm / Detector 

smoke

300

Born on November 13, 1955, this actress, comedian, and talk show host won an Oscar for her role in "Ghost" and brought laughs as a singing nun in "Sister Act."

Whoopi Goldberg

300

genuine  

fake

300

When someone is overly enthusiastic or overreacts to a small issue, they are "making a mountain out of" this.

molehill

400

The day after Thanksgiving, this shopping event marks the unofficial start of the holiday season, with retailers offering major discounts and shoppers lining up early for deals.

Black Friday

400

Row / Show / Love 

boats

400

Born on November 3, 1952, this comedian and actress starred in a hit sitcom named after her, where she played a witty, outspoken mother from Illinois.

Roseanne Barr

400

ancient 

modern

400

When you’re revealing your true feelings or intentions, you’re said to be "wearing your heart on" this.

your sleeve

500

In early November, clocks are set back one hour in most parts of the U.S., marking the end of this practice and giving people an extra hour of sleep.

daylight saving time

500

Magic / Hat / Cheap

trick

500

This Mexican-born pitcher, born November 1, 1960, became a sensation with the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1980s, winning both Rookie of the Year and the Cy Young Award in 1981.

Fernando Valenzuela 

500

conservative 

liberal
500

To face an unpleasant situation directly, you have to "bite" this.

the bullet

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