Cappellini is sometimes referred to by this English language name--it's a rough translation that describes the pasta's thin, strand-like quality.
Angel Hair
Cabbage is a cultivar of this plant species
Brassica
Professional wrestling's "Stone Cold"
Steve Austin
The yacht rock classic "Escape," by Rupert Holmes, tells the tale of a personal ad seeking someone who likes pina coladas, but is not into this.
Yoga
Real Beanie Babies bore two types of identification: The tush tag with just their name, and another tag in this shape, often attached to the babe's ear
Heart
In Lazio, this long, square-edged pasta is known as Tonarelli. In Abruzzo, it is known by this name, derived from the guitar-like machine used to make it.
Chitarra
Spoon cabbage is another name for this cabbage commonly used in Chinese cooking
Bok choy
Tennis's "Coco"
Cori Gauff
In a 2015 interview David Paich stated that this song is about a man's love for a continent.
Africa (Toto)
This was the only place Teenie Beanies were available
McDonald's
In Italy, they are generally called Rotelle or Ruote, but US brands often sell them under this visually descriptive name.
Wagon Wheels
Kimchi is traditionally fermented in pots made of this material
Terra cotta (clay)
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
Basketball's "The Dream"
If I, Paul Simon, am calling you Betty, then you, Betty, can call me by this name
Al
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!
The Beanie Baby honoring the life and death of this person bore a tag with this poem inside: "Like an angel she came from heaven above; she shared her compassion, her pain, her love; she only stayed with us long enough to teach the world to share, to give, to reach."
In the German-speaking province South Tyrol, this pasta is called Schlutzkrapfen, elsewhere in Italy it is called this, as a result of its moonlike shape.
Mezzelune
This traditional Irish dish is made with mashed potatoes and kale or cabbage
Colcannon
Baseball's "The Man"
Stan Musial
Some people call Steve Miller the space cowboy. Some people call him the gangster of love. But some people just call him by this old man's name.
Maurice
This Beanie Baby founder pled guilty to tax evasion in 2014
Ty Warner
Piedmontese Tajarin is elsewhere known by this name, also the name of the protagonists' cycling team in the classic 1979 film "Breaking Away."
Cutters
The name for this member of the cabbage family comes from the German word for turnip
Kohlrabi
Soccer's "La Pulga" (the Flea)
Lionel Messi
This yacht rockin' duo is one of the only white acts to have topped Billboard's R&B chart
Hall & Oates
The Beanie Baby originally named for this spicy sauce had his name changed to "Snort" to avoid trademark infringement
Tabasco