World History
This British liner was only about 20 miles away from the sinking Titanic in 1912, but its wireless operator had gone to bed, causing the ship to ignore the disaster's distress rockets.
What is the Californian
This snow-dwelling, ape-like beast is said to inhabit the Himalayan region of India, Nepal, and Tibet.
What is the Yeti?
To cook food quickly over high heat while tossing it continuously in a small amount of fat is known by this French term.
What is sautéing?
This terrifying, masked antagonist acts as the primary villain of a dark 2000 Nintendo 64 game, using a parasitic relic to pull the moon down toward Termina.
Who is Skull Kid?
This soulful British singer, who tragically passed away in 2011, achieved massive international success with her cover of the tune "Valerie".
Who is Ami Winehouse?
This legendary 4,000-mile trade route connected China to the Mediterranean, passing goods, ideas, and cultures across Asia.
What is the Silk Road?
Originating in the pine barrens of New Jersey, this kangaroo-like creature with leathery wings is said to be the 13th child of Mother Leeds.
What is the Jersey Devil?
This traditional French thickener is made by cooking equal parts flour and fat together.
What is a roux?
This glowing, volatile blue crystal substance harnessed by Jayce and Viktor fuses magic with technology to revolutionize Piltover.
What is Hextech?
This multi-lingual Swiss singer made history as the first Black artist to sign with a HYBE music label when she officially debuted with KATSEYE.
Who is Manon?
This ancient city-state is widely recognized as the birthplace of democracy in the Western world.
What is Athens?
Said to inhabit Lake Champlain between New York and Vermont, this aquatic cryptid is affectionately given this short nickname.
What is Champ?
This specific type of Italian pasta means "little tongues" and is shaped like long, flattened spaghetti.
What is linguine?
The overarching plot of the series "The Magnus Archives" reveals that the universe is governed by 14 manifestation forces of dread, known collectively by this term.
What are the Entities?
Five of Dreamcatcher's seven members—JiU, SuA, Siyeon, Yoohyeon, and Dami—originally debuted together in 2014 under this bubblegum-pop group name before re-branding.
What is MINX?
This 18th-century "Enlightened Despot" ruled Russia for 34 years, expanding its borders and aggressively westernizing its culture.
Who was Catherine the Great?
First reported near Louisiana, Missouri, in 1972, this large, hair-covered cryptid is often described as a local version of Bigfoot with a famously terrible smell.
What is Momo?
his specific culinary technique involves plunging vegetables into boiling water and then immediately shocking them in ice water.
What is blanching?
This legendary twilight-zone-style anthology series hosted by Rod Serling premiered in 1959, exploring sci-fi, psychological horror, and the paranormal.
What is The Twilight Zone?
Leaning heavily into their rock-and-roll transition, this driving 11-track studio album was released by The Crane Wives in September 2024, featuring angsty hit singles like "Scars" and "Bitter Medicine".
What is Beyond Beyond Beyond?
This 1884 diplomatic meeting among Western nations carved up the African continent into colonial spheres of influence without any African representation.
What is the Berlin Conference?
Fearsome critters lore describes this creature as so deeply ashamed of its ugly, bumpy appearance that it constantly weeps.
What is the Squonk?
This classic culinary knife cut creates long, thin strips that look like matchsticks.
What is a julienne?
This 1934 regulatory code strictly censored Hollywood films for decades by banning profanity, suggestive dancing, and crime glorification.
What is the Hays Code?
This American pop-punk band fronted by Awsten Knight went viral on TikTok with their catchy 2026 track "SOULMATE" and is famous for their neon aesthetic.
Who is Waterparks?