THE 1970's
13-LETTER WORDS
ACTUALLY, THIS IS MY FIRST RODEO
FROM THE FRENCH
RAP WORDS & PHRASES
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This portable device from Sony was introduced and quickly became one of the company's most popular consumer products

The walkman

300

This division in men's professional boxing has an upper limit of 126 pounds

Featherweight

300

Who knew? These on footwear have dulled rowels designed not to puncture the animal's skin

Spurs

300

The French for "change direction" gives us this word referring to an alternate route

A detour

300

An early citation for this term for jewelry goes back to a song featuring Lil Wayne

Bling

600

Making it the world's 6th nuclear power, in 1974 this nation set off its first atomic test, dubbed "Operation Smiling Buddha"

India

600

I went down to this type of public protest to get my fair share of abuse

Demonstration

600

I realized bluffing didn't get you too far in the event called cowboy this, in which a bull helps players know when to fold 'em

Poker

600

Prioritizing care for the wounded is the goal of the START method, a type of this, from the French for "sorting"

Triage

600

There is no need to have a dental item for doing this, a word meaning showing off; Dr. Dre rhymed it with Slauson

flossin

900

A 1971 Supreme Court decision opened the road for this transit-based method of integrating U.S. schools

Busing

900

If you know what a Hungry Liz is, thank Jesse Sheidlower and colleagues in this job for the "Historical Dictionary of American Slang"

Lexicographer 

(and Hungry Liz was an ambulance standing by at airfields in case of emergency)

900

No joke, bullfighter is another name for this rodeo performer who helps out when a rider hits the dirt

A rodeo clown

900

A term for an architectural exterior, it can also refer to any deceptive illusion

A facade

900

Used as an interjection in trap music, this vowelless word conveys the sound of tires screeching

Skrt

1200

After the fall of South Vietnam in 1975, it was good night Saigon and good morning THIS new city name

Ho Chi Minh City

1200

It's part of the full name of JFK, but not of LGA

International

1200

I thought it would be longer, but a male rider only has to stay on a bronc this long to get a score in a rough stock event

8 seconds

1200

Along with Bulgaria and even Cuba, Hungary was part of the "Soviet" this 4-letter word from the French

Bloc

1200

On "Otis", Jay-Z claimed to have "invented" this 4-letter term defined as bold assurance or great self-confidence

Swag

1500

Formed in 1979, this government organization has an app that helps you locate emergency shelters and prepare for common hazards

FEMA

1500

In the Army it's an officer whose job is to provide clothing and sustenance to a body of troops

A quartermaster 

1500

What better way to start off than a trip to this Alberta city's Stampede that's been a-hootin' & a-hollerin' since 1912

Calgary

1500

The U and the E at the end of this adjective meaning indecent or off-color combine to make an "A" sound

Risqué

1500

Thug Passion, a cocktail that's one part Alizé and one part Cristal, is referenced on this rapper's 1996 album "All Eyez On Me"

Tupac Shakur

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