Social Media
This social media platform gives you a score for how often you use it.
What is Snapchat?
This palindrome is the first name of the famous character "____" Montana
Who is Hannah?
In court this is yelled when a question is deemed leading, or when court etiquette is broken.
What is "Objection"?
These homophones describe a cold day or a hot soup
What is chilly/chilli?
I'm taking 5 on this alliterative playground piece that sounds like you should be climbing it in the Congo
What is a jungle gym?
This platform is broken into smaller "subs"
What is Reddit?
This common palindrome can be seen on a Nascar track
What is racecar?
This law includes spousal dispute, divorce, and custody trials.
What is family law?
This pair describes a type of guitar or 4 spots on a baseball field
In the NBA these recesses can be regular or 20-second
What is a timeout?
Elon Musk attempted to purchase this social media platform recently
What is Twitter?
This palindrome can be used to float down a river by oneself.
What is a kayak?
If you collect one of these, you may not be able to apply for certain jobs
What is a felony?
A number and a word saying you were victorious
What is one/won?
Run, don't walk to this up & down recess plaything also called a seesaw
What is a teeter-totter?
What is LinkedIn?
This palindrome was made for the construction of the Panama canal.
What is "A man, a plan, a canal-Panama!"?
Acts that lower the dignity of a trial may bring a fine or jail sentence if you’re held in this
Act in a play, using your eyes
Many plays have this delay built into the middle so people can stretch their legs
What is intermission?
This social media platform is no longer under its original owner, being sold in 2009 for $580 million.
This word for a proper lady finishes this palindrome sentence: "______" I'm Adam.
What is madam?
If you want to attend Harvard Law, you better ace this four letter test
What is Harvard Law?
Conceited, blood vessel, how to monitor weather
What is vain, vein, vane?
This 7-letter word for a day off from school or work originally referred to a religious observance
What is holiday?