"L" Foods
This multi-layered Italian comfort food is traditionally made with wide pasta sheets, meat sauce, and plenty of ricotta and mozzarella cheese
What is Lasagna?
Wealthy
What is Rich?
This popular 4-word proverb tells us that arriving tardy is still preferable to not showing up at all
What is "Better Late Than Never"?
This word describes what happens to a ship after a devastating torpedo hit, or a cost you’ve already paid that can't be recovered
What is Sunk?
This spotted African land mammal holds the record as the tallest living animal on Earth
What is a Giraffe?
This crustacean tastes with its feet, chews with its stomach, and turns a bright shade of red when dropped into a boiling pot
What is a Lobster?
A Christmas Song
What is Carol?
This five-word idiom describes an event that happens very rarely, referencing a specific lunar phenomenon
What is "Once in a blue moon"?
Though it means worthless trash, this word originally referred to old, worn-out ropes on a ship
What is Junk?
This aerodynamic breed is the fastest dog in the world and serves as the mascot for a famous intercity bus company
What is a Greyhound?
This twisty, chewy candy comes in red fruit flavors, but its traditional version is black
The night before
What is Eve?
This six-word phrase describing something that happens incredibly fast relies on the automatic, action of your eyelids.
What is "In the blink of an eye"?
This word for a large piece of cheese or bread also doubles as slang for an exceptionally attractive man
What is a Hunk?
This common household pet is famous for its bright orange color and a notoriously short memory span
What is a Goldfish?
This flat, narrow pasta ribbon gets its name from the Italian word for "little tongues"
What is Linguine?
Slang for coffee
What is Joe?
This late-night idiom means doing something at the last possible moment, just like completing a task right before midnight
What is "At the eleventh hour"?
It's the main stem of a tree, the storage space at the back of your car, or the long, flexible nose of an elephant
What is Trunk?
This furry weather forecaster pops out of his burrow every February to look for his shadow
What is a Groundhog?
Thinly sliced, cured, or smoked salmon, this popular Sunday morning staple is often layered onto a bagel with cream cheese, capers, and red onion
What is Lox?
Honest, blunt
What is Frank?
This four-word idiom meaning 'fleeting' or 'temporary' ironically sounds like a description of a terrible magician's vanishing act
What is "Here today, gone tomorrow"?
This 6-letter word means reduced in size, often what happens to a wool sweater in a hot dryer
What is Shrunk?
Despite its lawn-sounding name, this insect doesn't actually jump over blades of turf, though it can leap up to 20 times its own body length
What is a Grasshopper?