"One, Two, Three"
One version says this game was created by monks & named after 1st line of Psalm 110, "Dixit Dominus meo"
Mexican peninsula, or the sound of a sheep laughing
What is Baja?
It's from the Latin for "two" & the Greek for "wheel"
What is a bicycle?
The Bible says to cast this "upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days"
What is bread?
It can precede "race" or "stool"
Edwin S. Lowe, the man who developed this game, lived to age 75, the highest number on its cards
To ingest your Thanksgiving turkey quickly
What is gobble it up?
The Eskimos stretched skin over a framework to make theirs, while Indians used birchbark
What is are canoes?
In the Bible, the sins of the people were laid upon this farm animal which was then allowed to escape
What is scapegoat?
The only number mentioned in the Pledge of Allegiance
Number of pieces with which each player begins a game of chess
Audio components whose job sound like they could be done by dogs & birds
What is woofer and tweeters?
Name for the Paris-Vienna-Instanbul run which began in 1883
What was the Orient Express?
The Bible calls it "the great sea", which is apt since it was the largest in the known world
What is Mediterranean?
Mary MacGregor's dilemma in 1977
Board game where you bear off
The Pacific equivalent of Atlantis
What is Mu?
Form of transportation Jimmy Carter chose to go to White House after his inauguration
What was walking?
In separate incidents, the prophets Elijah & Elisha asked God to do this for 2 little boys
What is bring them back to life?
It's a left jab followed at once by a hard punch with the right hand
There is a penalty in this Oriental game for calling a false woo
In "A Day at the Races", Hugo Hackenbush is one
What is a quack?
In 1986, Evelien Brink became the 1st woman to cross the Atlantic via this mode of transportation
What was a (helium) balloon?
She put goat skins on her son Jacob to help him deceive his father, her husband Isaac
Who was Rebekah?