Kitchen Capers
This classic baking disaster happens because the home cook mistakenly uses this mineral instead of sugar.
Sugar
Red and Double Decker are to characteristics of this kind of London transport.
Buses
Skydiving while strapped to another person is called this.
Tandem
This flower is the most common flower associated with fal and has one of the longest bloom times.
Chrysanthemum
The team that has the ball and is trying to score.
Offense
As the days grow shorter and shorter, its time to do this with your summer clothes before storing them for the season.
Wash and dry.
This ingredient makes bread rise.
Yeast
This breakfast beverage is not merely the English standard; it's almost mandatory.
Tea
"Fly me to the ..." is a beloved standard tune that has survived generation after generation.
Moon
This purple vegetable wishes it came from a chicken.
Eggplant
The person playing this position throws the ball.
Quarterback
This spooky flying animal is associated with halloween.
Bat
This appliance displays magnets.
Refrigerator
This is the nickname for the London underground transit.
Tube
This superhero famously says Up, up and away before taking off.
Superman
This sun chasing flower is a sure sign of the harvest season
Sunflower
Term for throwing the ball to a teammate.
Pass
This European explorer reached America in 1492, centuries after Leif Erikson.
Columbus
This tv chef shouts "Bam" while seasoning food.
Emeril Lagasse
This official London residence is the place to see the changing of the guard.
Buckingham Palace
If thrown correctly, this colorful toy spins and returns.
Boomarang
Once the air chills, we turn our attention away from the summer variety and turn to acorn, spaghetti, and butternut varieties.
Squash
Term that describes the defending team catching a ball meant for an offensive player.
Interception
Three warm spices found in most pantries in autumn are cinnamon, nutmeg, and this one.
Cloves
A souffle makes a lovely dessert, but if you make it ahead of time it will do this.
Fall/Collapse
Home to Big Ben, this Clock tower was renamed to honor the Queen in 2012.
Elizabeth Tower
This expression comes from skydiving and means that individuals have to take responsibility for their own preparations.
Pack your own parachute
Once October hits, iced coffee cravings are frequently replaced with this flavor of latte.
Pumpkin
This phrase popularized by Roger Syaubach to describe a dramatic 1975 touchdown pass.
Hail Mary
This October holiday plays double duty: Columbus day and what else?
Indigenous People's Day
This measurement equals 16 fluid ounces.
Pint
Londons taxi cabs are black, and each driver must pass this grueling test to earn their liscence.
The Knowledge
This vehicle is comprised of a heated bag called an envelope and has no traditional steering mechanism.
Hot Air Baloon
This three layered triangle candy comes out of hiding just in time for halloween.
Candy Corn
Special teams player who drops the ball and gives it a boot.
Punter
This famous ships hull was completed in the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast in October 1910.
Titanic