Originally Meaning...
This word originally meant when a man (or woman) handwrote a book before becoming synonymous with any written work.
Manuscript
These three primary colors combine to make white.
Red, Green, and Blue
This brass instrument was named after a Belgium musician in the 1840's and is known to be played by former President Clinton.
Saxophone (Adolphe Sax)
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Forest Gump
Widely known to have been developed by the Scots in the 15th century, In this game, it's okay to have a stroke or two, just don't have too many.
Golf
Originally meaning a "fool" or "ignorant person", this word now refers to someone highly enthusiastic about a niche interest.
Geek
This scientific law states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Newton's Third Law
The 10th century Viking King Harold united Denmark, the logo of this technology are his combined initials.
Bluetooth
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Titanic
This symbol has 5 rings, all different colors to signify the unity in the competitions.
Olympic Rings
originally to mean sweetheart, this word evolved to mean a fine or robust fellow, and eventually flipped to mean a cruel harasser of the weak.
Bully
Height and width are part of the equation for volume, this is the third.
Depth (length)
A knitted garment with an open front, Named after the area James Brudenell was the 7th Earl of.
Cardigan
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Independence Day
Walter Camp introduced the line of scrimmage, 11-player teams, and the system of downs to this sport in the 1880's.
American Football
This adjective originally described something from the left side before gaining sinful connotations
Sinister
The President, Congress, and the Supreme Court are the heads of these.
Three branches of government (Executive, Legislative, Judicial)
A restaurant owner in Piedras Negras, Mexico created this layered dish, which was also his nickname.
Nachos
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Jurassic Park
Every Ball used in this sport's league games has exactly 108 stiches.
Baseball
Originally meant to describe someone who lived in a Villa, by the 16th century, the meaning sharpened to an unprincipled, wicked person or criminal capable of great wrong.
Villain
This Shakespeare Tragedy centers on three women who predict the future
Macbeth
An Italian scientist gave us this unit measuring electrical potential.
Volt
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Cast Away
Lev Yashin of the Soviet Union is the only player in his position to win the Ballon d'Or, a prestigious award given to players of this sport.
Football (Futbol, Soccer)