John wrote this book of the Bible while he was on the island of Patmos.
Revelation.
If you measure twice, you should only need to cut this many times.
Once.
This card game will break up friendships, especially when you start stacking +2's.
Uno.
The dictionary defines this item as: a small vessel propelled on water by oars, sails, or an engine.
Boat.
This is the book of the Bible Pastor Jason taught the adults about on Sunday.
Esther.
This term is used to describe an act of God by which he declares sinners righteous because of their faith in Jesus.
Justification.
This unit of temperature was established by setting 0 degrees to be what he thought his thermometers would very rarely reach and 100 having supposed to have been human body temperature. Its also the one used in America.
Fahrenheit.
This board game will have you paying out the nose for rent.
Monopoly.
The most ancient seafarers used these to navigate when no land was visible.
The stars.
This thing that we see every day can be both described as a particle and as a wave.
Light.
This man traded his birthright for a bowl of stew.
Esau.
What is heavier: a kilogram of steel or a kilogram of feathers?
They're both a kilogram.
This worldwide board game includes fanciful moves that not everybody knows about, such as En Passant and Castling.
Chess.
This legendary region of water is home to much myth and mystery due to all the odd disappearances that happen in its borders.
Bermuda Triangle.
This is the theme of Liftoff 2024.
Variety Power Hour/ Game Shows
This evil man thought he had cast the Pur for the Jews destruction, when in reality it had been cast for their deliverance.
Haman.
This shape provides the most support when building with it. This is because wherever you place weight, all the sides distribute the weight nicely.
Triangle.
To win this game, know your audience. You need to play a red card on their green card to either make them laugh or because they think its the right answer.
Apples to Apples.
This bread was used as a reserve food for olden sailors as it was dried out, which made it last much longer, and it was very dense. Only downside? It was hard as a rock and often filled with insects over time.
Tack/ Ship's Biscuits
Wolverine's skeleton is made/ infused with this metal.
Adamantium
This term describes the process by which we are made holy over time by God.
Sanctification.
Scientists have found ways to almost turn ocean water into this explosive liquid, albeit it takes a lot of energy. This is especially useful on things like aircraft carriers.
Jet fuel.
What came first? The board game or the hit movie about a kid who gets stuck inside this board game?
Jumanji.
This term is used to describe why a boat that is apparently traveling straight when you're on it seems to have a curved path if plotted on a map.
Coriolis Effect.
The general name for something that orbits another is this. Meaning the moon is technically a this.
Satellite.