"Oy" Vey
Oh "G"!
Animal-mania
Special Months

YOU SPEAK FOREIGN?
100

A tricky maneuver intended to gain an advantage

a ploy

100

Don't "bear" these lingering resentments

grudges

100

Rhinoceros' horns are made of this substance

Hair

100

August:
Awareness of this; the shots for polio & measles are needed for kindergarten

immunization

100

Latin:
solid ground

terra firma

200

To send out military troops in readiness for combat

deploy

200

Many satellites are in this type of orbit, in which they're at a fixed point moving at the same speed as Earth's rotation

geostationary (or geosynchronous)

200

This type of animal respires through their skin

Frog (pretty sure worms too)
200

April:
Autism awareness & this profession, O.T. for short, which can help those with autism

occupational therapy

200

Spanish:
"Hand to hand" in direct combat

mano a mano

300

Affectedly modest

coy

300

With both a hard & a soft G, this word means to eat gluttonously

to gorge

300

Lemurs are only native to this country

Madagascar

300

September:
This 4-letter govt. agency's National Preparedness Month, to have a plan in case of natural disasters

FEMA

300

From the French:
A type of expression with 2 meanings, one of which is often risque

a double entendre

400

A diplomatic representative on a mission

an envoy

400

Nirvana is part of this Pacific Northwest school of rock

grunge

400

This type of snake is the only venomous type in the U.S.

Adder

400

July:
The generation with this food name (they care for their aging parents while supporting their own kids)

the sandwich generation

400

Italian:
in the open air (2 words)

al fesco

500

Indian soldier in service to Britain

a sepoy

500

A common form of arthritis in the foot

gout
500

Speaking of venom, this important difference distinguishes between venom and poison

Delivery. Poison is absorbed or ingested. Venom is injected

500

June:
Adopt a shelter cat & awareness of this musical instrument--"Lady Of Spain", anyone?

the accordian

500

German:
pleasure at another's misfortune

Schadenfreude