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Known as "Cereal City" it's where the Kellogg Company if headquartered.

Battle Creek

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Pl ___

___ire   

B___kin 

D___ster

UMP (Plump, Umpire, Bumpkin, Dumpster)

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The lowest female singing voice

Alto


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A sports player who is eligible to join any team.

Free Agent

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French for "chewed paper", this composite material is used to make masks, pinatas, and puppets.

Papier Mache


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He put the burp in the plastic containers. Earl_____

Tupper (Tupperware)

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Nose, Basket, Beach, Foot, Soft

Nose...all the rest are "balls"

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This country has three capital cities; Bloemfontein, Cape Town, and Pretoria.

South Africa

100

Wait and _____ (1)

See

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Unwell; A shaving cut; Rock 'n Roll's Jagger

Sick; Nick; Mick

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 To wander around the capital of Italy.

Roam Rome

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Mr. Disney's secure rooms in a bank.

Walt's vaults

100

Whats the difference between bird flu and swine flu?

For bird flu, you need tweetment. For swine flu you need oinkment.

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Where most people go when they get off a plane (after the restroom, of course)

Baggage Claim

200

___orb

___cess

___ent

___olute

ABS (absorb, abscess, absent, absolute)

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The frequency in music that you can sometimes "feel" the vibrations of also the lowest male voice range

Bass



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An independent or uninhibited individual

Free Thinker/Spirit

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Period, colon, or comma

Punctuation Mark

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He pioneered the use of pasteurization to prevent the fermentation of grape juice, then persuaded churches to adopt his nonalcoholic wine:  Dr. Thomas ____

Welch

200

Hamburg, Frankfurt, Florence, Cologne

Florence...all the others are in Germany but Florence is in Italy

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This multitalented entertainer was the cocreator and first host of The Tonight Show.

Steve Allen

200

_____ and Tell (2)

Show, Kiss

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A soldier's below ground shelter during battle; Deep container from which sangria or mixed fruit drinks are ladled; Santa's home

fox hole; punch bowl; North Pole

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A bowhead's cry

Whale's wail

200

A deceased baguette

Dead Bread

200

What do you call a dinosaur wearing high heels?

 My-feet-are-saurus

300

A four legged harbinger of bad luck

Black Cat

300

___ch

sur___g

gol___g

___ger

FIN (finch, surfing, golfing, finger)

300

a double-reed woodwind instrument having a long U-shaped conical tube connected to the mouthpiece by a thin metal tube. 

Bassoon



300

A noisy fight in a crowd; a brawl

Free for All

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Fitting term for gold or silver

Precious Metal

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His snacks, allegedly baked by elves, are "uncommonly good"  Godfrey ____

Keebler

300

Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Kathy Bates

Matt Damon...all the others were stars in the movie Titanic

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The fault line that extends 750 miles along the California coast.

San Andreas

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____ and Joy (2)

Pride, Comfort

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Integer; Sleep; Planks of timber

Number; Slumber; Lumber

300

The entire opening

Whole hole

300

Christmas "kissing" sprig in Boise

Idaho mistletoe

300

How can you tell if a dinosaur is a plant eater or a meat eater?

Lie down on a plate and see what happens.

400

The sound of disapproval that is also called "blowing a raspberry"

Bronx cheer


400

Goo___

Puf___

___eral

___ora

FED (goofed, puffed, federal, fedora)

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An instrumental musical tradition of the Ashkenazi Jews of Central and Eastern Europe. The essential elements of the tradition include dance tunes, ritual melodies, and virtuosic improvisations played for listening; these would have been played at weddings and other social functions.

Klezmer



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Able to do as one pleases, unconstrained by social ties or responsibilities .

Footloose and Fancy Free or

Free as a Bird

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Where Roger Clemens, Steve Carlton, and Cy Young stood

Pitchers Mound

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In Britain, the verb form of his name is commonly used for vacuuming: William Henry _____

Hoover

400

Clean, Whipple, T., Shingles, Rogers

Shingles...all the rest are "mr.'s"

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The era that is generally considered to have begun with the launch of Sputnik I in 1957.

Space Age

400

Down and ____ (2)

Out, Dirty

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To search or ask for; The national vegetable of Wales; A mouse sound

Seek; Leek; Squeak

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Financial gain for one who can see the future.

Prophet profit

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Combat between Holsteins and Guernseys

Cattle Battle

400

What do you call the dumbest fish in school?

Dinner

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The westernmost Canadian province

British Columbia

500

Tu___

Ec___se

S___pers

F___pant

LIP (tulip, eclipse, slippers, flippant)

500

This longtime rural traditional folk music from Switzerland, Austria, and southern Germany is a form of singing which involves repeated and rapid changes of pitch between low-pitched and high-pitched sounds.  

Yodelling


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The proverb that says important things such as health, friends, and family can't be bought.

The Best Things in Life Are Free

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The meaning of the common abreviation for the period of time from noon to midnight.

Post Meridian

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He shared his name with bratwurst and baloney: Oscar ___

Mayer


500

Accordion, Tube of toothpaste, Necktie, Lemon, Someone's hand

Necktie...all the rest are squeezed

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Country where Mecca and Medina are located

Saudi Arabia

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Name and _____ (2)

Address, Number

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Total, perfect happiness; To feel a person's absence; Mr. Rock or Mr. Christie

Bliss; Miss; Chris

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An undecorated aircraft

Plain Plane

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A happy old-fashioned streetcar

Jolly Trolley

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Why did the cowboy buy a dachshund?

Because somebody told him to "get along little doggie"

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Weighing up to 60 pounds, this snake kills its prey by squeezing until its blood can no longer circulate.

Boa Constrictor

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Sh___

S___ish

Tw___th

W___are

ELF (shelf, selfish, twelfth, welfare)

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Also known as a "gutbucket" this unusual and distinctive stringed instrument was popular in early American folk music and was usually "homemade".

Washtub bass



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Drawn or sketched without the aid of tools such as a ruler.

Free hand

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These arcade games, featuring flippers and balls, were extremely popular until the advent of video games.

Pinball Machines

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This German born American turned two wheels into every kid's favorite Christmas present in the 1950's. Ignatz ____

Schwinn

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"The Rain in Spain", "Climb Every Mountain", "Wouldn't It Be Loverly?", "Get Me To The Church on Time"

Climb Every Mountain is from Sound of Music...All the rest are from My Fair Lady

600

James Bond or Jason Bourne, for example.

Secret Agents

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_____ and Go (4)

Touch, Come, Stop, Pay

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An extra; A rectangle with four equal sides; A wingback or recliner

Spare; Square; Chair

600

Breathing matter for one who inherits property

Heir Air

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Technology to check the weight of a beluga

Whale Scale

600

How do you keep geese from speeding?

Goose bumps

700

Chinese cabbage

Bok Choi


700

C___p

C___ney

T___ble

W___per

HIM (chimp, chimney, thimble, whimper)

700

A member of the woodwind family of musical instruments. Sometimes referred to as a "baby flute"

Piccolo


700

Description of chickens that are allowed to roam around for food rather than being confined in an enclosure.

Free Range

700

John Lennon's composing partner.

Paul McCartney

700

He created the world's most famous brand of tea;  Sir Thomas ____

Lipton

700

Grain, Hops, Yeast, Potato mash, Water 

Potato mash...all the rest are the main ingredients of beer

700

Disorder that is characterized by many pauses in breathing during the night.

Sleep Apnea

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_____ and Back (4)

Hell, Front, There, Forward

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Unkind or brutal; Coal, gas, or oil; The event that led to Alexander Hamilton's death

Cruel; Fuel; Duel

700

To abandon and after dinner treat.

Desert Dessert

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Practical joke played by a financial institution

Bank Prank

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What's big, gray, and wrinkly, and goes around in circles?

A rhinoceros in a revolving door

800

Erythrocytes, leukocytes, and thrombocytes

Blood Cells

800

Ca___e

___kin

S___py

Sy___se

NAP (canape, napkin, snappy, synapse)

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A musical instrument consisting of a flat wooden soundbox with numerous strings stretched across it, placed horizontally and played with the fingers and a plectrum. It is used especially in central European folk music.

Zither


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These are generally awarded to a basketball player who was fouled by the opposing team.

Free Throws

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Fictional attorney created by Erle Stanley Gardner

Perry Mason


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This 19th century German American master cabinetmaker developed a passion for building pianos: Henry _____

Steinway

800

Tantrum, Surprise party, Kiss, Bank account, Curveball

Bank Account...all the rest are things you throw

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Device on a car that reduces jolts and vibrations.

Shock Absorber

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Clean and ______ (5)

Clear, Jerk, Dry, Press, Sober

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A shareholder or venture capitalist; Synthetic textile fabric; A half year term in college

Investor; Polyester; Semester

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A purveyor of basements

Cellar Seller

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A damper saltwater mollusk

Moister Oyster

800

What's the difference between boogers and brussels sprouts?

Kids wont eat brussels sprouts

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