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Nautical Terms
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400
The first Olympic games were held in this city in 1896
Athens
400
Alexander Graham Bell is credited with what notable Invention
The telephone
400
Because right and left can become confusing when out on the open waters, these two terms are used as substitutes
Port and Starboard
400
Which marsupial is known for its pouch and its children named Joey
Kangaroo
400
This movie classic is the first film to be released in color
The Wizard of Oz
800
Barry Bone’s holds the record for the most career what in Major League Baseball
Homeruns
800
The light bulb is the invention of what influential scientist
Thomas Edison
800
This alliterative phrase serves as a reminder to seafarers that a certain color buoy are kept on a certain side of the boat when proceeding from the open sea into port
Red Right Return
800
This mammal is the only mammal capable of sustainable flight
Bat
800
In Star Wars, the Millenium Falcon is the ship used by which duo
Han Solo and Chewbacca
1200
This athlete holds the record for most Olympic Medals with 28, including 23 gold medals, 3 silver, and 2 bronze medals.
Michael Phelps
1200
Now a car brand, this famous inventor is associated with the development of the Alternating Current(AC) electrical system
Nikola Tesla
1200
This term is used to refer to any navigable channel for a boat to travel in, also where you want to be on the golf course
Fairway
1200
This animal deservedly earned the nickname, ”the ship of the desert”
Camel
1200
This film features the characters Danny and Sandy and the song “Summer Nights”
Grease
1600
If you get a hole-in-one on a par 4, you got this, also the name of the bird with the largest wingspan of any bird
Albatross
1600
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The invention of velcro by George de Mestral was inspired by sticking burrs to this thing you might find wandering in your house
1600
This term refers to a position out the side of a boat on either side, if split into two words, it could mean a particular long sturdy piece of lumber used to support the roof.
Abeam
1600
This venomous snake is responsible for the most snakebite-related deaths in Africa
Black Mamba
1600
In Mary Poppins, Mary uses this word to describe the taste of her medicine
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
2000
During the Apollo 14 mission, Alan Shepard took part in what sporting activity while walking on the moon
Hitting golf balls(playing golf)
2000
John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, inadvertently invented this in the 18th Century, clearly he wasn’t very clever with names
The sandwich
2000
This nautical flag, code Oscar, means this unfortunate scenario is occurring
Man overboard
2000
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Technically in the deer family, this large mammal native to the northern US and Canada, is the largest species of deer
2000
In the 1991 film, “The Silence of the Lambs” Hannibal Lecter famously says this to Clarice Starling
“Hello, Clarice”