US GEOGRAPHY
This river is the longest in the US at 2,341 miles long, flowing eastward through the Rocky Mountains
What is the Missouri River?
Popular variations include Texas Hold-em, 5-Card Draw, and Omaha
What is poker?
From French - a highly technical dance form using pointe shoes
What is ballet?
Many Western hotels skip this number when numbering floors, believing it to be unlucky
What is 13?
What is a bass?
Sitting mostly underwater, the highest mountain in the world from base to tip is not Mount Everest, but this behemoth
What is Mauna Kea?
Played with a special 48-card deck, this game revolves around taking tricks and making meld
What is pinochle?
From Spanish - similar to a pancake, made of flour or cornmeal
What is a tortilla?
April 20, colloquially known as 4/20, is an unofficial holiday celebrating the consumption of this drug
What is marijuana?
A three-sided guide for drawing
What is a triangle?
The highest population density in the US is held by this "new" state, also the fourth-smallest state in the nation
What is New Jersey?
What is Uno?
From Sanskrit - a figure representing someone in a videogame or other internet activity; also a popular James Cameron film
What is an avatar?
According to the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," this two-digit number is the answer to life, the universe, and everything
What is 42?
A pancreas or a kidney, for example
What is an organ?
Given its own zip code for being massive, this New York skyscraper's name is derived from the state's nickname
What is the Empire State Building?
In blackjack, it means going over 21
What is bust?
From German - a large airship used during World War I
Since it's pronounced the same as the word "death" in this Asian language, the number four is considered very unlucky
What is Chinese?
Musical dynamic meaning "play softly"
What is a piano?
This Southern state famous for its country music shares a border with eight other states
What is Tennessee?
Named after an insect, this two-deck solitaire game requires players to build stacks of cards from ace to king
From Dutch - to punish someone by hanging them off a ship and dragging them through the water
What is keelhaul?
This four-digit number refers to the made-up Internet language of "leetspeak," primarily used among hacker groups
What is 1337?
To move your hands nervously
What is a fiddle?