EMOTIONAL DAMAGE
This feeling is a mix of nervousness and worry about something that may happen in the future.
What is anxiety?
This piece of land is almost completely surrounded by water but remains connected to a larger landmass.
What is a peninsula?
This British operative carries a license to kill, prefers his martinis shaken, and answers to the code number 007.
Bond, James Bond.
Garrett, McPhillips
Who is Brayden/Braden?
This system brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide, with the lungs doing most of the heavy lifting.
What is the respiratory system?
Popularized by circus performers, this vehicle relies on the rider's being centered over a single wheel.
What is a unicycle?
Move from one place to another; to travel.
What is go?
The primary sugar found milk must be broken down by the body using enzymes.
What is lactose?
This intense feeling of distress combines suffering, torment, and emotional pain.
What is anguish?
This flat-topped landform with steep sides shares its name with a biome in Minecraft.
What is a mesa?
This operative is assigned to keep two atoms working together, whether by sharing or transferring electrons.
Bond, Chemical Bond.
Rogen, Green
Who is Seth?
The kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra make up this system responsible for filtering the blood and removing nitrogenous waste.
What is the urinary system?
Audrey Hepburn famously rode one of these Italian motor scooters around Rome in Roman Holiday.
What is a Vespa?
Lacking interest or excitement.
What is dull?
Heavy cream is churned into this key ingredient.
What is butter?
More than simple sadness, this word describes a persistent, reflective gloom often associated with art and poetry.
What is melancholy?
This long, narrow sea inlet is carved by glaciers and is especially associated with Norway.
What is a fjord?
This agent serves the government finance division, borrowing money from investors and paying it back with interest.
Bond, Treasury Bond.
Poehler, Winehouse
Who is Amy?
The heart is the main pump of this system, which transports blood, oxygen, nutrients, and wastes throughout the body. A little hint: I am not looking for cardiovascular.
What is the circulatory system?
Featuring 2 parallel wheels on a single axle, this self-balancing vehicle invented by Dean Kamen uses gyroscopic sensors to steer by body inclination.
What is a Segway?
An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
What is a budget?
My favorite ice cream flavor.
What is coffee or mint chocolate chip?
From the French for “weariness,” this word describes a deep, listless boredom with life.
What is ennui?
Smaller than a mesa, this isolated hill has steep sides and a relatively small, flat top.
What is a butte?
This agent works the courtroom circuit, putting up money to secure a defendant’s temporary freedom.
Bond, Bail Bond.
Lopez, Michael
Who is George?
Using glands like the thyroid, pituitary, and adrenal glands, this system sends chemical messengers through the bloodstream.
What is the endocrine system?
This small three-wheeled motor vehicle, common in many Asian cities, is often used as a taxi and is also called an auto rickshaw.
What is a tuk-tuk?
This adjective describes relations that are friendly and peaceful, especially after a disagreement.
What is amicable?
This month is named "National Dairy Month" by grocery stores.
What is June?
This German loanword is the pleasure you get from someone else’s misfortune.
What is schadenfreude?
This narrow strip of land connects two larger land areas and has water on both sides.
What is an isthmus?
A person who moves from place to place without a permanent home and often without a regular means of support.
Bond, Vagabond.
Kjellberg, Lengyel
Who is Felix?
The spleen, thymus, and a network of vessels belong to this system that helps maintain fluid balance and fight infection.
What is the lymphatic system?
Polaris makes this open-air, three-wheeled road vehicle with two wheels in front and one in back.
What is the Slingshot?
This adjective describes having mixed or contradictory feelings about something.
What is ambivalent?
What is pasteurization?