ROOMS
A doctor sees you here.
What is an exam room?
Sleeper, coach, baggage, ticket stub, terminal.
What is a passenger train?
Clamp, wood glue, sandpaper, hammer.
What is a carpenter?
They sell cosmetics door-to-door.
Who are "Avon ladies"?
The female head of a family.
What is a matriarch?
Where the bank keeps cash.
What is a vault?
Trim, shave, style, shape, clip, pomade, part, butch.
What is a barber shop?
Shovel, watering can, hoe, lawn mower.
What is a gardener?
An older woman who isn't married.
What is a spinster?
In the 1940s and 1950s, women never left home without these.
What are a hat and gloves?
Here you'll find a bench, towels, and steam.
What is a sauna?
Beat, mash, blend, saute, boil, mix.
What is a kitchen?
Ruler, lined paper, textbook, gradebook, red pen, star stickers.
What is a teacher?
A girl who plays rough and tumble games with the bosys.
What is a tomboy?
This garment promised to cross your heart.
What is a Cross-Your-Heart bra?
The entryway to a home.
What is a foyer?
Cabana, undertow, flip-flop, bikini, suntan, sand.
What is the beach?
Scalpel, suture, cotton balls, iodine, needle.
What is a surgeon?
A club for women on a college or university campus.
What is a sorority?
A stiff undergarment that made skirts stick out.
What is a crinoline?
Where paintings are displayed.
What is a gallery?
Trapeze, ring, big top, safety net, tightrope.
What is the circus?
Carving knife, cutting board, saute pan, measuring spoons,.
What is a cook or a chef?
A woman's family used to pay this to a groom's family when she got married.
What is a dowry?
She was known as the Girl Next Door.
Who was Doris Day?