FOR DRINKS
FOR DRINKS
WORD OF THE "DAY"
4-LETTER "V"ORDS
THE ECONOMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS & SCIENCES
SAINTS & THEIR CITIES
ANIMAL YOUNG
100
The Spanish-derived name of this punch made with red wine & fruit juice refers to its bloodlike color
sangria
100
A candy bar, or when checks are received at work
Payday
100
It's commonly served parmigiana
veal
100
Increasing sales, one building containing several movie theaters is known by this term
a multiplex
100
The Franciscans' founder, St. Francis of this city
Assisi
100
A panda baby & a hyena baby are each called this
a cub
200
The book "Southern Cocktails" says this bourbon drink is "de rigueur for any daytime soiree in the South"
a mint julep
200
Title time when Snow White's "Prince Will Come"
"Someday"
200
You "take" this when you make your vows and become a nun
the veil
200
In 2015 Universal became the first studio ever to have 3 films each pass this monetary earnings mark
$1 billion
200
Patron saint of Peru & all of South America, St. Rose of this city
Lima
200
A shoat is a young one of these & as such might cry "wee wee wee" all the way home
a pig
300
El Floridita, a restaurant in Old Havana, claims to be the birthplace of this rum drink sometimes served frozen
a daiquiri
300
Rhyming period of one's greatest strength, youth or vigor
heyday
300
This word meaning to use an e-cigarette was Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the Year for 2014
vape
300
If you're sharing in a movie's revenue, you don't want your take based on net profits but on this opposite
gross earnings
300
A patron saint of the Internet, but not of barbers, Spanish theologian St. Isidore of here
Seville
300
It's the largest animal whose baby is called a calf
a blue whale
400
Tabasco makes mildly seasoned & extra spicy mixes for this cocktail
a Bloody Mary
400
Anthony Hopkins played the loyal butler in this 1993 movie based on Kazuo Ishiguro's novel
The Remains of the Day
400
It's the mouse-like rodent seen here
a vole
400
In production budgets, grips & catering are said to be "below" this; star actors & producers, "above" it
the line
400
14th century mystic & patron saint of Italy, St. Catherine of this city in Tuscany
Siena
400
An armadillo baby is called this palindromic name
a pup
500
Orange juice is the "navel" in a fuzzy navel; this flavored liquor makes it "fuzzy"
peach schnapps (peach liqueur accepted)
500
2-word phrase for what a horrifying sight might scare "out of you"
the living daylights
500
A femme fatale
a vamp
500
This "wooden" term for the main film released during the summer peak season implies that it holds up a studio's fortunes
tentpole
500
Bishop, patron of France & "The Glory of Gaul", St. Martin of this city
Tours
500
It's the only animal native to the U.S. that has a baby called a joey
an opossum