A Contestant Walks Into a Bar...
System of exchanging goods or services without using money
BARTER
A Southern California city with this citrusy name (where Mr. Wyatt and Fletcher Shears hail)
ORANGE
Women sometimes wear clothing that bares this part of the body, between the chest & the waist
MIDRIFF
You might fill one out to get a job
APPLICATION
To live until you are very very old or widening one's pupils
TO DILATE OR DIE LATE
This Nickelodeon movie turned TV show was about unruly farm animals
BARNYARD
A small town (not a metropolis) in Calaveras County, CA named for the chemical element Cu
COPPEROPOLIS
The heaviest of dog breeds it can exceed 180 pounds
MASTIFF
The range or territory of a sheriff's authority
JURISDICTION
What a female softball player catches the ball with or a type of crab that changes its shell
HER MITT/HERMIT
You eat the red stalks of this plant; the green leaves are toxic
RHUBARB
Football fans know it sits at the mouth of Wisconsin's Fox River (in a bay)
GREEN BAY
From the Middle English for mockery it means to express derision or scorn
SCOFF
Famous ones include the Stanford prison one & the Millikan oil-drop one
EXPERIMENTS
Things that can be seen from the Eiffel Tower or animals (like tapeworm or lice) that live & feed on other animals
PARIS SITES/PARASITES
Tanzania gets part of its name from this island that starts with a Z
ZANZIBAR
This former Pike's Peak Gold Rush mining town in Colorado is now home to Coor's Beer (but is named for the former)
GOLDEN
T-minus ten... at Cape Canaveral, it follows a countdown
BLAST/LIFT/TAKEOFF
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka Kansas ended the school type of it
SEGREGATION
What a chicken does to an egg or a small ax
HATCH IT/HATCHET
A hardy cereal grain that is a main ingredient in beer
BARLEY
Parlez-vous Francais? Then name this Louisiana port and capital. (The name is French)
BATON ROUGE
This hybrid mythical creature throws a horse body into the mix with another hybrid creature
A HIPPOGRIFF
Opposite of vertical
HORIZONTAL
This nickname for a policeman may come from metal badges once worn in New York City/number 29 on the periodic table
A COPPER