Languages
This Semitic Language, Written From Right To Left, Is the Official Language Of Over 20 Countries and the Liturgical Language Of Islam.
Arabic
This Defensive End, Who Spent Most Of His Career With the Buffalo Bills, Holds the NFL Record For Most Career Quarterback Sacks With 200.
Bruce Smith
This Autoimmune Disorder Causes Loss Of Pigment In Patches Of Skin, Often Affecting the Hands, Face, and Around Body Openings, Leading To Characteristic White Macules.
Vitiligo
Buffalo, New York Sits On the Eastern End Of This Great Lake, the Fourth- Largest By Surface Area and the Shallowest Of the Five.
Lake Erie
Born in Paris to Chinese Parents, This Cello Virtuoso Made His First Public Performance At Age 5 and Later Founded the Silk Road Ensemble.
Yo Yo Ma
This Language, People Often Say “Servus” As a Casual Hello Or Goodbye, a Greeting Characteristic Of This Local Version Of German.
Austrian
This Actress, Producer, and Singer Is Known For Roles In “The Nutty Professor,” the “Matrix” Sequels, and As a Co-Host Of the Talk Show “Red Table Talk.
Jada Pinkett-Smith
These Glands, Associated With Hair Follicles, Secrete An Oily Substance That Lubricates the Skin and Has Mild Antibacterial Properties
Sebaceous Glands
In 1901, This President Was Assassinated At the Pan-American Exposition Held In Buffalo, New York
William McKinley
This Canadian Actress Became a Household Name On “Grey’s Anatomy” Before Earning a Golden Globe For Her Role As Eve Polastri In “Killing Eve.
Sandra Oh
In This Language, “Mahal kita” Means “I love you,” a Phrase Commonly Taught To Learners Worldwide.
Known For a Soulful Falsetto, This Singer Also Collaborated With Disclosure On the 2013 Hit “Latch.”
Sam Smith
Also Known As the “Armpit,” This Anatomical Space Isn’t Just For Deodorant…It’s a Highway For Vessels, Nerves, and Lymph Nodes En Route To Your Upper Limb.
Axilla
Anchor Bar Claims To Have Invented this Spicy Snack In Buffalo In 1964.
Buffalo Wings
In 2020, She Became the First Woman and First Asian American To Be Named General Manager Of a Major League Baseball Team, the Miami Marlins.
Kim Ng
The Language Spoken By Nobel Prize-Winning Author Imre Kertész and Composer Franz Liszt’s Homeland.
Hungarian
Released In 1986, This Critically Acclaimed Album Was the Third Studio Release By the English rock Band The Smiths, Featuring Iconic Tracks Like “There Is a Light That Never Goes Out” and “I Know It’s Over”
The Queen Is Dead
During CPR, Rescuers Are Cautioned Not To Press Too Hard On This Small, Pointed Bone At the Bottom Of the Sternum, As It Can Fracture and Damage Internal Organs.
What is Xiphoid Process
Opened In 1996, this Buffalo Venue Is Home To the NHL’s Sabres and Has Hosted Events Ranging From Frozen Four Tournaments To Major Concerts.
Keybank Center
One Of the Top Female Poker Players In the World, This Taiwanese-American Pro Has Over $5 Million In Live Tournament Winnings and Has Appeared As a Commentator On Major Poker Broadcasts
Maria Ho
The Rotokas Language, Known For Having Just 12 Letters In Its Alphabet, Is Spoken On Bougainville Island In This Linguistically Diverse Country.
Papa New Guinea
This Cincinnati Company Owns the Western U.S. Supermarket Chain Smith’s Food and Drug, Along With Other Regional Brands Like Fred Meyer and Harris Teeter.
Kroger
This Yellow Pigment, Produced From the Breakdown Of Heme In Red Blood Cells, Accumulates In the Blood and Skin In Conditions Like Jaundice
Bilirubin
In 1882, He Served As Mayor Of This City Before Becoming Governor Of New York and Eventually President Of the United States.
Grover Cleveland
This Chinese Singer and Actress Rose To Fame In the 1990s With Her Crystal-Clear Vocals, Starring In Films Like “The Soong Sisters” While Releasing Hit Mandarin Albums
Faye Yu