Happy Hour
This "neat" drink has the highest potential alcohol of any kind, ranging from 40-95%, with its emergence coming from Russia and Poland.
What is Vodka?
These cute little rodent has the second name of a common farm animal, which comes from South America and is consumed in some parts of the world.
What is a Guinea Pig?
This often controversial call appears in numerous sports, which prevents teams from setting up too close to the goal and setting up a cherry picking scoring chance.
What is Offsides?
This popular move is common in many forms of dances, where one partner will spin their partner, or the movement of throwing a baton into the air.
What is Twirl?
Formally known as Peking in English spelling, this historic capital city is home to over twenty million people, made up of 343 towns.
What is Beijing?
This French wine has a silent T at the end of its name, known for its soft, velvety texture and its ability to pair with meats.
What is Merlot?
Singing about themselves in "Lady and the Tramp", these pets are known to originate from Thailand, having a distinct colored coat from albinism.
What are Siamese Cats?
Implemented into the collegiate game in 2008, this penalty focused on player safety is meant to prohibit initiating forcible contact against a defenseless opponent, leading to an ejection.
What is Targeting?
Made famous in the 1980's, this move originating from breakdancing creates a rippling motion through the body as the dancer pushes off with their hands to kick forwards or backwards.
What is the Worm?
One state may be home to the "Entertainment Capital of the World", but that states true capital city finds itself more known for its beautiful scenery and mining history.
What is Carson City?
The logo on this lager is a piece of an aquatic animal, which was introduced in 2007 and inspired by iconic singer Jimmy Buffett.
What is Landshark?
These Central European small pups share the first three letters of their breed with a fruit, commonly tan in color, gaining fame by being owned by British ruler Queen Victoria.
What are Pomeranians?
This violation, though rare, can prove costly, when a pro team fails to bring the ball up to mid-court before the allocated time has been reached.
What is an 8 Second Violation?
No dance move has become more popular in the 2020's, with this single person variation reaching fame after a future pro athlete took it from their Louisiana high school teammate.
What is the Griddy?
One letter change would making this South American capital a fruit, which is known for the three rivers and valleys it's located around.
What is Lima?
Though drank in copious amounts worldwide, this country bordering Germany, Poland, Austria and Slovakia consumes the most beer per capita at 152 liters per person.
What is Czechia?
There are nineteen species of this pet breed, which is not only known for their tropical color patterns, but also for their ability to communicate with humans.
What are Macaws?
Leaving the starting line ahead of the gun in Rowing twice counts enough for disqualification, earning this name, also the name a common penalty in another sport.
What is a False Start?
This dance, which shares a name a the form of music that was made to pair with it, is a dance that "Takes Two", focusing on footwork and the South American roots it came from.
What is the Tango?
Also the name of a metropolitan U.S. city, this capital is named after Joseph of Nazareth and prides itself on being one of the safest cities in its region.
What is San José?
There are currently less than 300 people in the world with this occupation, using their exquisite palate to create wine lists and pair the drinks with food, giving them this title.
What are Sommeliers?
Coming from Latin, the evening theme has become a favorite for both dog and cat owners, making this pet name the top choice for consecutive years.
What is Luna?
This fault can lose teams a point if a player makes contact with the object it directly involves while the ball is in play, that same object separating the two teams throughout the contest.
What is Touching the Net?
The Māori have shaped a large part of their culture around this dance type, which involves the dancers making vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment.
What is the Haka?
This capital, which hosted the 1952 Summer Olympics is at the South of its nation, yet is the northernmost capital of an EU member state.
What is Helsinki?