Homophones
Giant cloth in a boat, or an item on discount.
What is Sail/Sale
This mountain, which is actually 3 dormant volcanoes, is a symbol for it's home country.
What is Mt. Fuji
Greene, Montana, DiMaggio.
Who is Joe
A “limequat” is a mix between a kumquat and this citrus fruit.
What is Lime
The first day of Lent goes by this name.
What is Ash Wednesday
Small crater, or an entirety of an object.
What is Hole/Whole
Walken, Reeve, Farley.
Who is Chris/Christopher
The movie “Forrest Gump” follows the life of a man by this name.
Who is Forrest Gump
Before producing luxury cars, this brand made tractors. The success of those lead to the cars.
What is Lamborghini
Middle of the abdomen, or get rid of before finishing.
What is Waist/Waste
When this landmark was first erected back in the late 1800s, locals called it such things as "a truly tragic street lamp" & "useless and monstrous eyesore that would taint the city forever."
What is Eiffel Tower
Tyson, Myers, Douglas.
Who is Mike/Michael
The shortest song by Weird Al Yankovic, "This song's just six words long" has only this many unique words.
What is 6
This actor was the first one to ever appear on the cover of Time Magazine.
Who is Charlie Chaplin
Detecting device, or to remove/suppress text or images.
What is Sensor/Censor
Greek for "high city", this citadel rises some 500 feet above Athens.
What is Acropolis
Malkovich, Doe, Cleese.
Who is John
This place was established by an act of Congress in 1800 as a reference library for Congress.
What is Library of Congress
"Occam’s Razor" posits that the simplest idea is usually this.
What is Correct/Right/Most Accurate
What is Stationary/Stationery
This famous Texas amusement park was named after the governments that have ruled the state.
What is Six Flags
Irving, Goodman, Grant.
Who is Amy
Launched in 1990, this weekly magazine covers news in the entertainment business.
What is Entertainment Weekly
This is the only American state with its official song taken from a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical.
What is Oklahoma