ANIMAL IDIOM BRAINTEASERS: THE SEQUEL
MMM, CHOCOLATE
RESPOND LIKE A LOCAL
LET'S KEEP THIS SHORT
ALLITERATIVE ANATOMY
LET'S GET SAUCY
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If an authority figure is not around, mischief will ensue:
W.T.C.A.T.M.W.P.

when the cat's away, the mice will play

200

Marketing itself in its own chocolate, this brand has imprinted #mybreak on its wafer bars

KitKat

200

1 word, 1 syllable: if you don't speak Russian, it's your curt reply to a Russian who asks whether you speak Russian

Nyet

200

The supermarket owner: "You can get a sandwich at the deli--don't make me explain that 'deli' is short for" this word

delicatessen

200

Estimates show that, among humans, 10% of these umbilici are "outies"

bellybuttons

200

Invented in Rome during the 20th century, this cheesy sauce is often served with fettuccine

alfredo

400

Sometimes folks get set in their ways & it's difficult to change their habits:
Y.C.T.A.O.D.N.T.

you can't teach an old dog new tricks

400

Introduced in 1912, this brand of chocolatey cookies can be spelled using letters in "chocolatier"

Oreo

400

1 word, 5 syllables: it's how you say "Goodbye" to that handsome stranger you met in Florence

Arrivederci

400

The NYC taxi driver: "I'll drop you off at 86th & Lex--don't make me explain that 'Lex' is short for" this avenue

Lexington

400

Your entire sole is resting on the ground? It's likely you have this condition

flat feet
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400

This traditional Oaxacan chile sauce comes in a variety of colors & flavors

mole

600

People with similar interests tend to gravitate toward each other:
B.O.A.F.F.T.

🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣

birds of a feather flock together

PICKLE PARTY ANSWER

🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣🥒📣

600

A conveyor belt of chocolates hilariously overwhelms 2 characters in a classic 1952 episode of this sitcom

I Love Lucy

600

2 words, 4 syllables: time for your first lager of the day! It's how you say "good morning" at a beer hall in Munich

Guten Morgen

600

The gardener: "I call them mums--don't make me explain that 'mum' is short for" this flower

chrysanthemum

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600

This "F" word refers to the leaves of a fern, which are often featherlike in shape; it can apply to palm leaves, too

a frond

600

A meat sauce you might find in a lasagna, it gets its name from a city in northern Italy

Bolognese

800

You're running around in a frenzied, distracted manner:
L.A.C.W.I.H.C.O.

like a chicken with its head cut off

800

It's a 10-letter word that describes someone who is incredibly fond of eating chocolate

chocoholic

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3 words, 5 syllables: as you regard him blankly, it's how your waiter in Nice politely asks if you speak the native language

Parlez-vous francais ?

800

The dog owner: "This is my Pom--don't make me explain that 'Pom' is short for" this dog breed

Pomeranian

800

The layman's term for a fontanelle, an area on a newborn baby's head; it's also used to mean "a sentimental weakness"

a Adam's apple

800

Originally called sauce isigny, this creamy yellow sauce is a key ingredient for eggs Benedict

Hollandaise sauce

1000

Trying to solve a problem, you accidentally made it even more complicated:
O.A.C.O.W.

opened a can of worms
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1000

As a nod to its cuisine's origins, this restaurant chain offers a dessert called "The Great Wall of Chocolate"

P.F. Chang's
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1000

1 word, 4 syllables: it's how you say "good afternoon" in Kyoto--or if it's not the afternoon, it's simply how you might say "hello"

Konnichiwa

1000

The music conductor: "Let's play Rach 1 & Rach 2--don't make me explain that 'Rach' is short for" this composer's name

Rachmaninoff

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Known as the building blocks of proteins, lysine & tryptophan are 2 types of these

amino acids
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This herby green sauce is often served alongside grilled meats in Argentina

chimichurri
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