Released in 1990, this Christmas classic features a young Macaulay Culkin fighting the Wet Bandits.
What is "Home Alone?"
This pungent bulb vegetable gets its sharp smell from the sulfur compound allicin.
What is garlic?
He plays Edward, a brooding teen who sparkles in the sun.
What is "Twilight?"
Of descendent
What is ancestor?
The zygomatic bones are more commonly known as these; Katherine Hepburn had great ones.
What are the cheekbones?
When a batter hits the ball into fair territory and safely runs around all four bases to score a point.
What is a home run?
Made from the inner bark of evergreen trees, this spice was also used in embalming in ancient Egypt.
What is cinnamon?
He plays Antinous, the arrogant ringleader of Penelope's suitors.
What is "The Odyssey?"
Of digital
What is analog?
In childhood, the 3 parts of this breastbone are connected by cartilage that will ossify in adulthood.
What is the sternum?
Played by Anthony Starr, this villain has a passion for dairy.
This spice imparts a golden yellow color in dishes such as paella and risotto alla milanese.
What is saffron?
He plays Cedric Diggory, a Hufflepuff competing in the Triwizard Tournament.
What is "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?"
What is abolish?
It's your shinbone.
What is the tibia?
The world's largest home improvement retail corporation.
What is Home Depot?
Made from dried flower buds, this spice is also a well known toothache remedy.
What are cloves?
He plays Thomas Howard in this 2019 psychological horror film opposite Willem Dafoe.
What is "The Lighthouse?"
Of stinky or unscented
What is aromatic?
The bones of the forearm are the radius and this, the larger of the pair.
What is the ulna?
What is "Take Me Home Tonight?"
This blend of herbs originates from southeastern France and is often used on roasted meats and vegetables, as well as soups and stews.
He plays Tyler Hawkins in this romantic tragedy ending on 9/11.
What is "Remember Me?"
Of ineloquent or incoherent
What is articulate?
Your spinal column is topped by seven of these vertebrae, from the Latin for "neck."
What are cervical?