Slang & Acronyms
LOL
What is Laugh Out Loud?
What are Prairie Dogs?
Chickpeas, Olive Oil, Tahini, Lemon, & Garlic
What is hummus?
You can find Old Faithful in this National Park.
What is Yellowstone National Park?
This stuffed animal gained popularity due to its association with President Roosevelt.
What is a Teddy Bear?
FOMO
What is "Fear of Missing Out?"
The third biggest animal overall, this sea creature is the largest predator in the world.
What is the sperm whale?
Coffee-soaked ladyfingers & creamy mascarpone filling
What is tiramisu?
This US President created the first national park in 1872.
Who is Ulysses S. Grant?
Invented in 1916 and named after a US President, this toy was a popular construction toy.
What are Lincoln Logs?
Let's get this bread.
What is "Let's make some money?"
Dolphins deliberately handle this toxic fish so that it releases small amounts of toxin, causing a narcotic-like effect in the dolphin.
What is a Pufferfish?
English muffin, Canadian bacon, poached eggs, & hollandaise sauce.
What is Eggs Benedict?
This famous tree lives in Sequoia National Park.
What is General Sherman?
This American toy company founded in 1917 is best known for its popular red toy wagon.
What is Radio Flyer?
If a red flag is a harmful trait in a partner, this color flag would describe a mildly odd, harmless trait.
What is a "beige flag?"
The horned lizard shoots this bodily substance from its own eyes, up to 3 feet away, as a defensive mechanism to confuse predators.
What is blood?
Chicken, yogurt, cumin, coriander, garam masala, ghee, & tomatoes
What is Chicken Tikka Masala?
Wind Cave National Park is known for this.
What are Calcite formations?
This pull-along duck shaped toy was the first Fisher-Price toy ever sold, introduced in 1931.
What is Dr. Doodle?
IMHO
This adorable animal is the only venomous primate in the world.
What is a slow loris?
Fermented vegetables (usually napa cabbage and/or Korean radish), chili powder, spring onions, garlic, ginger, Gochugaru
What is kimchi?
This endangered species can be found in Everglades National Park.
What is the Florida Panther?
Later known as cup-and-ball, Jane Austen wrote of playing a game like this with her nephew in the early 1800s.
What is bilboquet?