Turkey Chat
The act of eating something quickly.
Gobble It Up
This filling is often served inside the main entree.
Turkey Stuffing
This body part is often used to help illustrate a turkey.
Hands
This iconic behavior is unique to the male species of Turkey.
Gobbling
This happens about 46 millions times during Thanksgiving.
Turkeys Prepared
The decision to stop something immediately.
Cold Turkey
This viscos dressing is often made from poultry juices.
Gravy
This national demonstration by the President spares a birds life.
Turkey pardon
This is the preferred place for wild turkeys to sleep.
Trees
This president made Thanksgiving a permanent national holiday.
Abraham Lincoln
The slang used to indicate a ridiculous, idiotic, and contemptible person.
Jive Turkey
This starchy tuber is well grounded and buttered.
Mashed Potatoes
The prominent language in this Middle Eastern country.
Turkish
This is indicated by the changing colors on their heads, from red to blue to white.
Emotions
The first time this event became a thanksgiving tradition was in 1876.
The first Thanksgiving football game
The direct desire to conduct business.
Talk Turkey
This side is made from one of the only fruits native to North America.
Cranberry Sauce
A running race held close to or on Thanksgiving.
Turkey Trot
This term to indicate a group of Turkey together.
Rafter, Gaggle or Flock
This Native American tribe celebrated the first thanksgiving with the pilgrims.
Wampanoag
The term used when a fight or competition that is very one-sided.
Turkey Shoot
This treat is meant to be sliced and shared rather than eaten by one person in one sitting.
Pumpkin Pie
This iconic American figure disapproved of the bald eagle and prefer the Turkey as our national bird.
Benjamin Franklin
This is the loose red skin attached to the underside of a Turkey's break.
Wattle
This is the official calendar day for Thanksgiving in Canada.
Second Monday in October