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This item keeps you dry in the rain.
What is an umbrella?
This person said, “Say goodnight, Gracie,” at the end of the variety show he shared with his wife, Gracie.
Who is George Burns?
A picture is worth a thousand _____
What are words
You see this plant hanging from the top of the door
What is mistletoe?
In the southern hemisphere, December 21 is the first day of this.
What is summer?
Fester was referred to as this familial term by Wednesday and Pugsley in The Addams Family.
What is uncle?
On this show, Steve McGarrett says, “Book ’em, Danno.
What is Hawaii Five-O?
For all intents and _________
What is purposes?
You see this thorny greenery with the red berries in arrangements and centerpieces.
What is holly?
“Auld Lang Syne” is mostly associated with this holiday.
What is New Year’s Eve or New Year’s Day?
This is a four-letter word for a bone in the forearm.
What is ulna?
He often says, “Stifle it, Edith.”
Who is Archie Bunker?
Nipped in the ________
What is bud?
This candelabra with nine candles adorns the Hanukkah dinner table.
What is a menorah?
December comes from the Latin decem, meaning this.
What is “ten”?
This word means “to speak.” It is sometimes used with the word disaster, which amplifies the intensity of the disaster.
What is utter?
Every Saturday night, he said, “Da plane, Da plane!”
Who is Tattoo?
When two airplanes fly too close to one another, it is called a near ____.
What is miss?
The smell of this baked cookie or house fills the air.
What is ginger(bread)?
On December 15, 1791, the Bill of Rights went into effect. It had this number of amendments
What is 10?
This is an imaginary place considered to be perfect or ideal.
What is utopia?
This actor made the line “You look mah-va-lous” famous on Saturday Night Live.
Who is Billy Crystal?
A well-known person in a town is a favorite ______.
What is son?
These living circles adorn front doors.
What are evergreen wreaths?
This battle, which also describes the battle of our physique after a month of holiday eating, began on December 16, 1944, in World War II’s Eastern Front
What is Battle of the Bulge?