Buzz, Buzz
In this 2007 Dreamworks film, an intimate relationship develops between the insect main character and his human florist friend who helps him sue the human race for consuming honey.
Bee Movie
This neighborhood has produced some of the world's greatest rappers such as Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar and Easy E. Rap group NWA's debut album was also iconically named "straight outta " this LA neighborhood.
Compton
This oftentimes single player card game that comes pre-installed on windows machines also has a "spider" variation. When you play with two people, it is prefixed with "double"
Solitaire
McDonalds first premieried this condiment in 1998 to coincide with the release of Disney's "Mulan", but it regained prominence in 2017 due to the cartoon show "Rick and Morty"
Szechuan Sauce
This film monster first appeared in its namesake 1933 film. Though it most recently appears in its film suffixed "Skull Island", it most commonly remembered as the giant gorilla that fights airplanes while clinging to the side of the empire state building.
King Kong
This classic joke format beloved by children, prompts the listener to say "who's there" before following up with "____ who?".
Knock Knock
Followers of this Houston musician are notably referred to as members of the "hive"
Beyonce
In one hit from her second full-length album, Katy Perry sings "that's what you get for waking up" in this city
Vegas
This kind of gameplay is prefixed with "couch" or "local" to denote that it is played on a single screen. It typically involves two players working together as teammates.
Co-op or Cooperative
This now discontinued promotion was advertised heavily with commercials of people holding their hands a fixed width apart as Subway's familiar yellow arrows filled the gap algonside labels for the length and price of the sandwich.
$5 Footlong
This creature has reportedly been sighted in many parts of Latin America, and has left mangled corpses of farm animals behind. In Spanish, its name literally translates to "goat sucker", as vampiric tendencies has been ascribed to it.
Chupacabra
This term, usually prefaced with "I oughta give you" is used to denote a good punch to the face. It is a combination of a part of the hand and a bread-based food.
Knuckle Sandwich
This former astronaut was the second man on the moon after Neil Armstrong
Buzz Aldrin
English pop rock band Bastille released this 2013 chart-topper, where they sang "And the walls kept tumbling down, In the city that we love" about this titular Roman town destroyed by a volcano
Pompeii
Despite its misleading name, this game actually originated in Germany. It can be played with between 2 and 6 players and involves trying to get one's colorful pieces to the opposite side of the hexagram-shaped board.
Chinese Checkers
In August of 2020, vegetarians balked when Taco Bell discontinued this popular meatless menu item, with its namesake "lucky" number of ingredients
7-Layer Burrito
This monster is a "demon prince" in the popular game "Dungeons and Dragons". It crosses over to our world from "the Upside Down" in the Netflix show "Stranger Things"
Demagorgen
This is a small household object or ornament you might find on your grandmother's shelf
Knick Knack
This satirical website, formerly owned by The Onion, was meant to directly parody the listicle-style reporting made popular by BuzzFeed
Click Hole
Though it's only the 2nd largest music festival in the US by attendance, almost 800,000 people gather annually for Coachella in this California city
Indio, California
Small stones, beans, or seeds can be used in this game which orginitated from ancient Egypt, where the players move the pieces along hollowed dents on the board and "capture" their opponent's pieces
Mancala
This sandwich is a permanent menu item in Germany and Luxemburg, but has a special season in the US. The star of the sandwich is a boneless, barbecue pork patty, and can be found at this fast food giant with the "Golden Arches"
McRib
"It" is a shapeshifting monster from Stephen King's horror novel "It", but is popularly known as this "dancing clown" who fed on humans, primarily children
Pennywise
This modern 'whodunit' film delves into potential foul play in the supposed suicide of Harlan Thrombey. The star-studded cast includes Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Daniel Craig as the lead detective Benoit Blanc
Knives Out
This "dance" helps honey bees communicate the location of nectar and pollen yielding flowers to fellow colony members
Waggle Dance
John Lennon wrote the song "Strawberry Fields Forever" about the garden in the Salvation Army Children's home he used to play in when he was a child growing up in this formerly industrial English city
Liverpool
Released in 1992, this video game was originally based off an an idea the creaters had of making a game starring Jean Claude Van Damme. Finishing moves in this iconic fighting game are called "fatalities"
Mortal Kombat
A collaboration between a fast food chain and the rapper famous for his billboard hit "Sicko Mode" produced this menu item.
Travis Scott Meal
This monster stars in his self-written play "Put That Thing Back Where It Came From or So Help Me" at the end of the movie. In the prequel to his debut film, he joins a fraternity composed of rejected monsters called Oozma Kappa in order to compete in the "Scare Games"
Mike Wazowski
Lancelot is a member of this great order under the service of King Arthur. This order's namesake meeting place was used as a symbol of equality amongst its members.
Knights of the Round Table