Hole-y Things
You might use this in the kitchen to drain pasta or other foods.
Colander or Strainer
The Good ______ -- also known as The Bible.
The Good Book
A kind of gravy made with coffee
Red-eye
This might cause Santa to leave coal in your stocking.
Being Naughty/ bad
Elvis' house in Memphis, TN
Graceland
A kind of hole where you can get water.
Well
You might balance this to keep track of your money.
Checkbook
________ and Dumplings
Chicken
This country music singer is also called "The Coal Miner's Daughter"
Loretta Lynn
This musical instrument comes in two common types: upright and grand.
Piano
You use this to shred cheese or turn potatoes into hash browns.
Grater
You use this to keep a row of books from falling over.
Bookend
You can bake them, mash them, or fry them.
Potatoes /Taters
This kind of coal might be used in a grill at a cookout.
Charcoal
You can find this group of people singing at a church service.
Choir
Often used for curtains or trim when sewing, this fabric is basically a lot of holes sewn together.
lace
Book
Matchbook
Book of needles
This organ meat is sometimes cooked with onions.
Liver
Famous Musician, Nat King _____
Cole
West Side Story, Singin' in the Rain, and The Sound of Music are all examples of this music-focused type of movie
Musicals
Some people use this to catch fish.
Net
The person you place a bet with if you're doing sketchy gambling.
Bookie
This tangy milk is good for making biscuits or frying chicken.
Buttermilk
Some parts of North Carolina put this on their pulled pork sandwiches.
Coleslaw
This banjo-heavy type of country music is specifically from Appalachia
Bluegrass