TO PHRASE A COIN
GYM & JUICE
1980s TIME CAPSULE
THERE'S A WORD FOR THAT
"UN"-TERTAINMENT
PUTTING ON THE DOG
100
To drop one of these is to inform on someone like by calling the cops from an old payphone
A DIME
100
Lose that 6-pack & get that 6-pack! Men's Health dealt with these muscles in an article called Navel Maneuvers
THE ABDOMINAL MUSCLES
100
Pop musicians joined together & recorded Do They Know It's Christmas? in 1984 to raise money for famine relief in this country
ETHIOPIA
100
Able to use both hands with equal ease
AMBIDEXTROUS
100
This duet between Nat King Cole & daughter Natalie Cole won Grammys for Song of the Year & Record of the Year
UNFORGETTABLE
100
Like something you'd find on a fishing hook it's the object or treat that show handlers use to focus the dog's attention & keep it alert in the ring
BAIT
200
Something valueless is not worth a this colorful 2-word coin phrase
A RED CENT
200
Welch's says the Concord type of this used for its juices are pressed whole within 8 hours of being picked with 2 servings per glass
GRAPES
200
In 1983 this Swiss company introduced its iconic new timepieces which became a craze
SWATCH
200
Someone who takes blame for others -- from an ancient Jewish ceremony
A SCAPEGOAT
200
This comedy series starred Ellie Kemper as a young woman who escaped a doomsday cult led by Jon Hamm
UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT
200
In 1889 a Siberian wolfhound in the WKC show had quite a pedigree; its breeder was listed as the czar of this country
RUSSIA
300
Don't take any of these like the commemorative souvenirs made for the 1933 Chicago World's Fair
A WOODEN NICKEL
300
WebMD says people can drink this juice to help prevent UTIs; the jury's still out on kidney stones & pleurisy
CRANBERRY JUICE
300
Not your typical sitcom this TV show featuring a shoe salesman's less-than-perfect family life premiered in 1987 on the brand new FOX Channel
MARRIED... WITH CHILDREN
300
From the arrangement of a certain group of letters it's obvious how this type of keyboard got its name
QWERTY
300
In this 2019 film Adam Sandler played NYC jeweler Howard Ratner who came into possession of a rare opal
UNCUT GEMS
300
In dog shows some cocker spaniels are ASCOB which stands for any solid color other than this
BLACK
400
From 1864 to 1873, if you wanted to put your this in-- you could use a U.S. coin of that amount
2 CENTS
400
AKA sumo stance, wide stance these work the inside thigh muscles as you move up & down & do a lot more than diddly
A SQUAT
400
In 1989 Tom Petty sang My sister got lucky married (this kind of successful person) a word coined earlier in the decade
A YUPPIE
400
In the simple lever seen here it's the 7-letter term for the red triangle
THE FULCRUM
400
A young Jewish woman flees her ultra-conservative religious group in this Netflix miniseries
UNORTHODOX
400
2008's Best in Show winner at Crufts was one of these dogs whose name is from the German for snout
SCHNAUZER
500
When this alliterative phrase offering to wager money against bakery treats first appeared the coins were still silver
DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS
500
You can burn around 400 cals. an hour, decrease stress & get in cardio doing this throwing jabs & hooks at an imaginary foe
SHADOW BOXING
500
This Democrat was governor of Massachusetts for most of the decade and the 1988 presidential candidate loser
Michael Dukakis
500
Architecturally speaking something that's fenestrated has these
WINDOWS
500
As the name suggests bands play acoustic sets on this MTV series, like Nirvana seen here in 1993
UNPLUGGED
500
American Kennel Club judges evaluate how close dogs come to this an 8-letter term for a written description of the ideal specimen of the breed
THE STANDARD