Palindromes
This word is often used to describe the maternal parent. (3 letters)
What is mom?
In this song, there appears to be several Canines that have been set free by someone.
What is Who Let the Dogs Out?
This actor played a lovable character who states: "Stupid is as stupid does", throughout a lengthy film from the 90s.
Who is Tom Hanks?
This fruit is a favorite for Curious George and is also known for being naturally radioactive.
What are bananas?
Andrew Jackson had this pet, which he named Polly and taught it to curse.
What is a parrot?
If this word were not plural it would not be a palindrome, but if it's part of a song you must sing it alone. (5 letters)
What are solos?
Performed by a British rock band called The Who, it was used as the theme song for the television series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
What is Who Are You?
Originally this actor was off script when he casually repeated the word "alright" 3 times in the movie Dazed and Confused, however this became his personal catch phrase.
Who is Matthew McConaughey?
These insects that belong to the suborder Caelifera, had a role in the cartoon "A Bug's Life" and in real life, have ears in their bellies.
What are grasshoppers?
Abraham Lincoln only had one reported loss out of 300 matches, and earned a spot in this sports hall of fame.
What is wrestling?
This word refers to a sister, but not necessarily YOUR sister. (3 letters)
What is nun.
A hit single from the 80s by Men at Work about people knocking on the wrong door repeatedly.
What is Who Can It Be Now?
His characters are usually "connected" but he is most famous for shouting, "Say hello to my little friend!"
Who is Al Pacino?
This chemical is near the top of the list of strong corrosive compounds. It can dissolve bone or even metal, and is found in the human body.
What is Hydrochloric acid? (will accept stomach acid)
Napoleon Bonaparte once made arrangements to hunt these small creatures, but once release from their cages, the horde charged him and his men in a furry fury.
What are bunnies? (will accept rabbits, hares, etc.)