Odd One Out
Espresso, Latte, Chai, Cappuccino
Chai (only non-coffee beverage)
A Beetle's hit that leaves you with red skin.
Here Comes the Sun Burn
This classic mocktail named after a child star combines ginger ale, grenadine, and a maraschino cherry
Shirley Temple
This 2013 Disney animated film featured a snowman named Olaf.
Frozen
A wolf might do this upon seeing the moon.
Howl
Scrabble, Yahtzee, Monopoly, Ludo
Scrabble (only one that doesn't use dice)
Tolstoy's epic novel becomes a hippie hand gesture.
War and Peace Sign
This American favorite, flavored with sassafras, was originally marketed as a "health tonic."
Root Beer
This 2012 film about an a cappella group spawned two sequels.
Pitch Perfect
A sport with pins at the end of a lane.
Bowling
Monet, Rodin, Munch, Rembrandt
Rodin (sculptor, not artist)
Ford's compact car becomes a market research session.
Ford Focus Group Test
This sweet, cinnamon-spiced Mexican drink is made from rice or almonds.
Horchata
Daniel Day-Lewis won his third Oscar for portraying this U.S. president.
Abraham Lincoln, in Lincoln
A disreputable, possibly criminal person
Prowler/Lowlife
Saffron, Rhubarb, Cinnamon, Nutmeg
Saffron (only ingredient that comes from a flower)
A tech giant's tablet meets liquid physics
Microsoft Surface Tension
The Fallout series uses bottle caps from this radioactive soda as currency.
Nuka-Cola
This 2011 silent film won the Oscar for Best Picture.
The Artist
A cloak with wide sleeves; what Batman and Benedictine monks wear could be described as this.
Cowl
Velcro, Post-it Notes, Teflon, Penicillin
Penicillin (only one that was a deliberate scientific discovery)
Surreal clocks melt into mattress material
The Persistence of Memory Foam
This French milk-based drink, created in 1954 by the Lanneluc and Lauseig families in Bordeaux, is known for its rich chocolate flavor.
Cacolac
This 2014 Wes Anderson film was set in a fictional Eastern European country.
The Grand Budapest Hotel
"This condition, often resulting from rickets or other bone disorders, is characterized by a noticeable curvature of the legs."
Bowlegged