Shapes and Sizes
The largest one of these Egyptian structures contains about 2.3 million blocks
Pyramid
Ursula the sea witch.
The Little Mermaid.
AKA permanent maxillary third molars, these teeth can help you chew, but about 85% of us will need to get them removed.
Wisdom Teeth.
It's found in an idiom with "No... ands, or buts".
Ifs.
To travel by taking rides from passing cars.
Hitchhike.
Usual adjective referring to the size of 8 1/2 x 14" paper.
Legal.
Maleficent.
Sleeping Beauty.
In animals, arrector pili muscles raise hairs, making them look larger; in humans, they only cause this "fowl" effect.
Goosebumps.
One of Santa's helpers, or a Keebler baker.
Elf.
Akin to saute, you do this to veggies in a wok.
Stir-fry.
Sizes of poodle include standard, miniature, toy, tiny toy & this "drinking vessel" size.
Teacup.
Cruella De Vil.
101 Dalmatians.
This more common name for your coccyx tells you what useless body part it once belonged to.
Tailbone.
Going back to the Bible, a minor drawback is sometimes likened to one of these "in the ointment".
Fly.
To get behind the wheel of a Chrysler you're thinking of buying & take it for a spin.
Test-drive.
Longer but narrower than a king-sized bed is this state's "king".
California.
Drizella, Anastasia & their mother, Lady Tremaine.
Cinderella.
Not only do men have nipples, they also have these accompanying glands that serve no male purpose.
Mammary glands.
Towards the rear of a ship.
Aft.
To use a foot & a pedal to get a motorcycle going.
Kickstart.
Geometric term for a concave mirror that focuses light or an antenna that focuses signals.
Parabola.
The ringmaster who locks up a new mother.
Dumbo.
We can't use it to detect pheromones like other animals, but we have a vestigial version of Jacobson's organ in this body part.
A dandy dude (17th century england) foolishly concerned with his appearance.
Fop.
To windmill, headspin or elbow hop like a b-boy.
Breakdance.