Weather Idioms
This never strikes twice.
What is lightning?
These large, spooky birds typically hoot.
What is an owl?
His Christmas specials and USO tours brought comic relief to the U.S. military in war zones.
Who is Bob Hope?
This is the capital city of Italy (Hint: It wasn't built in one day!)
What is Rome?
The first day of this usually occurs on March 19, 20, or 21 each year.
What is spring?
To go after a seemingly impossible dream is to chase one of these.
What is a rainbow?
This is the number of petals on a shamrock.
What is three?
This jazz musician was also known as "Satchmo" and "Pops".
Who is Louis Armstrong?
This is the longest river in the world.
What is the Nile?
They say that "this" is in the air.
What is love?
When we're feeling sick, we might say we're feeling under this.
What is the weather?
He was Mary Todd's famous husband.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
This man sings the song heard here.
Who is Willie Nelson?
Big Ben is the famous clock tower located in this city.
What is London?
At the start of the season, spring has done "this."
What is spring has sprung?
When people go through an unsuccessful period, they go through this kind of spell.
What is a dry spell?
This airline booked reservations for the first flight to the moon.
What is Pan Am?
This is the name of the famous American singer known as the "Queen of Soul".
Who is Aretha Franklin?
The Great Wall is located in this country.
What is China?
One of the Beatles' early hits is "Here Comes the ___"
What is sun?
When a car flies by you on the highway, you might say it's moving like this kind of lightning.
What is greased lightning?
This is the first U.S. president to resign from office.
Who is Richard Nixon?
This is Elvis's middle name.
What is "Aaron"?
The Great Barrier Reef is located in this country (which is also a continent).
What is Australia?
This country is known for their cherry blossoms.
What is Japan?