"Pickle" ball
This green vegetable is most commonly pickled in a bath of vinegar and dill, to the tune of about 20 billion per year
What is a cucumber?
This is a live performance of music, often in a large venue, where fans gather to see their favorite artists.
What is a concert?
This three letter acronym refers to the time period long ago, before the common era.
What is BCE?
Investigator, sleuth, gumshoe, or private eye, these are all names to describe the profession that uses clues and logic to solve crimes.
What is a detective?
This day in November, which can be found by dividing 21 by 3, is the official National Pickle Day in the US.
What is the 14th?
A common ailment that can cause a sore throat, cough, and fever, often requiring a day off from school to rest.
What is a sickness?
The title character of a 1973 horror film and a person who performs this ritual is thought to cast out evil spirits from a person or place.
What is an exorcist?
This is the name of the detective in the first case we solved from Murdle Jr.
What is Jake?
In 2010, Pat Bertoletti consumed this amount of pickle in 6 minutes, about the weight of a pack of computer paper.
What is 5 lbs?
This Japanese dish consists of cooked rice combined with other ingredients, often raw fish or vegetables, and is rolled in seaweed.
What is sushi?
This ancient narrative or story describes a destructive event sent by a higher power to cleanse the world of evil by the means of H20.
What is a flood?
This item is the focus of Jake's investigation and belonged to Sterling, her sidekick, although he preferred to be called her best friend.
What is a pencil?
The sour, acidic liquid used to preserve pickles and give them their signature tangy flavor.
What is vinegar?
The act of journeying across borders to another country, which requires a passport and often an airplane flight.
What is international travel?
This famous book and movie features a witch, which is where we get the idea of them having green skin.
What is the Wizard of Oz?
Though never properly punished, this was the actual thief of the special item that belonged to Sterling.
Who is Brick?
A type of herb with feathery green leaves that is a common seasoning used to create the most popular type of pickle.
What is dill?
A common scenario where a furry, four-legged friend has caused a chaotic situation, such as knocking over a trash can or tearing up a pillow.
What is "the dog made a mess"?
Also the name of a heavy metal hand gesture, this is the link that Catholic priests tried to make between women's pointy hats and witches.
What are devil's horns?
The name of our detectives school, which gets it's name from a relic, that goes missing, thought to be the petrified organ of Saint Sarcoline.
What is Sacred Kidney?