AE Slang
This American noun refers to a dollar, not a doe's friend.
What is a "buck"?
Scientists have named the new global respiratory virus SARS-CoV-2, but the disease caused by the virus is known by this numerical name.
What is "Covid-19"?
The Simpsons enjoyed this brand of beer.
What is Duff Beer?
This is the number one ingredient in beer. (Hint: think quantity.)
What is Water?
Brothers ____________and Alexander Macmillan founded their publishing company in 1843.
Who is Daniel?
Younger Americans have started using this word to describe older people born just after World War II. (Hint: OK,__________.)
What is a "boomer"?
You should wash your hands for this long before touching your eyes, nose, face, friends, infatuations, or family members these days.
What is twenty seconds?
J.K. Rowling invented this beer for the Harry Potter series.
What is Butterbeer?
Most beer falls into these two categories.
What are Lagers and Ales?
This publishing management team member went to school in New Hampshire.
Who is Daniel?
A young American who uses this adjective probably thinks something is awesome, not ill.
What is "sick"?
Regular _____________ on a global scale is said to be key to opening up economy during Coronavirus.
What is testing?
This television show featured a beer called "Pabst Blue Robot."
What is Futurama?
According to the European Beer Star awards, this country__________ has the worst beer __________ in the world. (Hint: not a European country.)
What are the U.S. and Budweiser?
This publishing management team member has been a teacher, a musician, and a cultural producer.
Who is Augusto?
An American who can be described with this adjective is still in one piece and perhaps has just been going to the gym.
What is "ripped"?
We use this term to describe someone who studies diseases.
What is an epidemiologist?
This beer is featured in The Lord of The Rings.
What is Ent-draught?
Sam Adams Triple Bock is the strongest beer in the world with ___% alcohol by volume. (Hint: 15%, 16%, 17%, or 18%)
What is 17%?
Macmillan’s headquarters were in __________until 1863, when they moved to 16 Bedford Street in London.
Where is Cambridge?
An American who can be described with this adjective is just amply excited, not electrocuted.
What is "amped up"?
We use this term to describe someone who studies and develops vaccines.
What is a vaccinologist?
The long-running sitcom Friends mentioned this beer. Hint: Marcel the monkey was the spokesman (spokes animal?) for this beer.
What is Monkeyshine Beer?
The process known as ____________ is the second step in making beer, when grains are steeped in hot, but not boiling, water for about an hour, sort of like making tea. (Hint: think of your favorite potato dish.)
What is Mashing?
This publishing management team member studied politics and economics in college and years later read manuscripts at the hairdressers'.
Who is Fiona?