"A"cronyms
When a soldier has left his post without permission, he's described as this.
It’s Orson Welles’s magnum opus that simply opens with the word “rosebud.”
Citizen Kane
The capital of this country, the largest by land area in the European Union, is nicknamed the "City of Lights."
France
This metric unit is equal to one thousandth of kilogram.
Gram
Tesla, Ford, and Jeep all manufacture these.
Automobiles
The stomach and the liver are both part of this system that breaks down food.
Digestive System
This US government agency regulates things such as, but not limited to, bourbon, cigarettes, and rifles.
ATF
Mel Brooks used the actual sets from a certain 1931 film in this horror spoof.
Young Frankenstein
These ancient wonders, located in Egypt, were built as tombs for pharaohs and remain a marvel of engineering.
These comics or graphic novels originate from Japan.
Mangas
The state of being filled with worry
Anxiousness
This 5-letter term for a finger can also refer to numbers.
You can use this acronym to say you weren't at your computer.
AFK
You’ll get your wings if you name this holiday classic based on the short story “The Greatest Gift.”
It's a Wonderful Life
Formerly known as Byzantium and Constantinople, this city is a cultural melting pot where East meets West.
istanbul
A nickname for a female grandparent.
Gran
Education
The process of receiving systematic instruction or learning.
It’s the large muscle sheet that provides the power to move air in and out of the lungs.
Diaphragm
This system alerts the public when a child has gone missing.
AMBER
Charlie Chaplin’s Tramp finally speaks in this film that might’ve been looking for a contemporary audience.
Modern Times
This Caribbean island nation is famous for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and the birthplace of Rihanna.
Barbados
This stabilizing and thickening agent is a vegetarian gelatin substitute.
Agar-agar
A rule or directive made and maintained by an authority, governing conduct within a particular area of activity.
Regulation
This layer of skin consists of dense irregular connective tissue and cushions the body from stress and strain.
Dermis
High school students can take this exam as an alternative to the SAT.
ACT
This Kubrick flick was originally planned to end with a pie fight in the War Room.
Dr. Strangelove
Known for its futuristic architecture and luxury shopping, this city is home to the tallest building in the world.
Dubai
This Buddhist term for "pride" or "arrogance" is also a homonym of an edible substance mentioned in the Bible and the Quran.
Mana
This type of individual is very enthusiastic about high-quality sound recording and reproduction.
Audiophile
Forming the round contour of the shoulder, these muscles get their name from a Greek letter.
Deltoids