Quick Hunger
Fast
Goliath
David
Gâteau de fromage (French)
Cheesecake
What is the best way
to loose weight
In French, “pain perdu” literally means “lost bread.”
French Toast
Healthy Tantrum
Fit
John the Baptist
Herod or Executioner
Tarta de calabaza (Spanish)
Pumpkin Pie
In Spanish, “ropa vieja” literally means “old clothes.”
a shredded beef dish
Pony Larangitis
Horse Hoarse
Jezebel
Jehu's Men or Court officials
Torta di mele (Italian)
Apple Pie
In German, “handy” refers not to something convenient, but to this everyday device.
cell phone
Metal Guide
Lead
Sisera
Jael
Kuchen der Engel (German)
Angel food cake
In Portuguese, “saudade” has no perfect English equivalent — it describes this bittersweet feeling of longing for something or someone lost.
Nostalgia
Secure Paddock
Stable
Eglon
Ehud
Torta de terciopelo rojo (Spanish)
Red Velvet Cake
In Italian, “acqua alta” literally means “high water” — and it floods this famous city.
Venice
Enclosure Marker
Pen
Ishbosheth (son of Saul)
Rechab or Baanah
Gâteau de la forêt noire (French)
Black Forest Cake
In Finnish, “kalsarikännit” literally means “getting drunk in your underwear at home.”
a night in (relaxing and drinking alone)