"T" Animals
Benjamin Franklin famously preferred this North American bird over the bald eagle, suggesting it as our nation's symbol, which would have drastically changed our Thanksgiving celebrations!
What is a Turkey?
This feathered Canadian "honker" is famous for flying in a perfect V-formation and occasionally chasing people in public parks
What is a Goose?
This brunch favorite often gets a "salad" treatment, featuring celery, pickles, and sometimes even bacon sticking out of a vodka and tomato juice base
What is a Bloody Mary?
It's the feathered friend you're thrilled to meet on the golf course when you finish a hole in 1 stroke under par
What is a Birdie?
Though we usually discard them, the entire rind and seeds of this giant, striped picnic favorite are completely edible
What is a Watermelon?
This slow-moving reptile can live for over 150 years and is famous for losing a race to a hare in a classic Aesop fable
This French-named treat can satisfy your sweet tooth after dinner, but a different kind might hold your hairstyle in place before you go out
What is Mousse?
Though traditionalists insist on gin, James Bond famously preferred this classic cocktail shaken, not stirred, and made with vodka
What is a Martini?
This professional golf helper is part psychologist, part strategist, and 100% responsible for carrying the heavy lifting on the green
What is a Caddie?
This griddled batter cake features a distinctive pocketed grid design designed to hold pools of maple syrup
What is a Waffle?
This speedy, warm-blooded swimmer might find itself in a fancy tartare or squeezed into a "Chicken of the Sea" can
What is a Tuna?
This 6-letter word describes an angle greater than 90 degrees, or a person who is just a bit slow to get the point
What is Obtuse?
Another brunch favorite shares its name with a yellow-flowered tropical tree and is traditionally made of equal parts champagne and orange juice
What is a Mimosa?
While it sounds like a reasonable price for a carnival ticket, this manicured strip of grass is exactly where you want your drive to land
What is the Fairway?
Couples sometimes freeze the top tier of this multi-layered dessert to eat on their first anniversary
What is a Wedding Cake?
What is a Tarantula?
This 5-letter word for a temporary peace agreement comes from an Old French word meaning "pledge"
What is Truce?
Jimmy Buffett sings about wasting away in a fictional town named after this tequila-based, lime-flavored cocktail
What is a Margarita?
While eagles are welcome on the golf course, players usually prefer to avoid this avian term for scoring one stroke over par
What is a Bogey?
This tree nut, often noted for its brain-like appearance, is the key ingredient in a traditional Waldorf salad
What is a Walnut?
This aquatic youngster has a tail but no legs, and is just a few weeks away from becoming a frog
What is a Tadpole?
This Greek God probably should have spent less time throwing lightning bolts and more time on couples counseling with his wife, Hera
Who is Zeus?
If you like getting caught in the rain, you'll love this tropical cocktail made with rum, cream of coconut, and pineapple juice
What is a Pina Colada?
This informal do-over shot lets you pretend your first terrible tee shot never happened
What is a Mulligan?
This pungent, green Japanese condiment is actually a member of the mustard family, though it is often imitated using horseradish and food coloring
What is Wasabi?