Lucy Lore
Lucy's college major and minor
What is History with a minor in Russian?
What is "well, somebody better be dying"?
The number of knuckles Will has per finger
What is one?
A fancy term for "not guilty"
What is "acquitted"?
The part of a lizard's body that it's able to regrow
What is the tail?
What a former partner did with the condom
What is unroll it first?
George's greeting upon seeing Harry and Ginny sucking face in the Burrow kitchen
What is “moooorning”?
Will's worst shopping vice
What are expensive kitchen gadgets?
This "burden" isn’t something you carry on your wedding day—it’s what the prosecution must meet in a criminal trial.
What is the burden of proof?
Lucy's term of endearment for lizards
What are lizzies?
One of the four sandwiches on Lucy's Mount Rushmore of sandwiches?
What are club sandwich, tuna salad, Italian or barbecue pulled pork?
What Grawp wants
What is "Haaaaaggggerrrrrrrr"?
The motif on Will’s insulated bag of choice
What is the Maryland flag?
A fitting phrase that means you can't be tried twice for the same crime
What is double jeopardy?
What size, in inches, makes a lobster catch too large to keep in Maine?
What is five inches?
Where Lucy lost her virginity
What is Portland Headlight?
How Queen Clarice of Genovia instructs her bodyguard in training to speak
What is "in hushed tones Lionel, hushed tones"?
The reason Will got fired from his job
What is insubordination?
The magic phrase that lets you skip answering a question in court
What is "I plead the fifth"?
How old was the oldest lobster ever found
What is 140 years old?
Beverage brand Lucy has singlehandedly funded over the years - her victims are countless, both young and old
What is Slrrrrp?
What does Donkey say before he and Shrek have a sleepover?
What is "We can stay up late, swapping manly stories, and in the morning, I'm making waffles!"
A notable skill Will is endorsed for on LinkedIn
What is terrorism?
The process of choosing jurors for a trial
What is voir dire?
The ratio of blue to red lobsters worldwide
What is 1 in 2 million?