Just names
To steal
Rob
This long pasta’s name means “little tongues” in Italian and is shaped like flat ovals—perfect for sauces.
Linguine
Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings advised mammas not to let their babies grow up to be these
Cowboys
This actor played Cal Naughton Jr., Ricky Bobby's teamate that would slingshot him into first place in the 2006 film Talledega Nights
John C Reiley
In 1271, this Italian explorer traveled thousands of miles to reach China
Marco Polo
This Vin Diesel sequel went all in on numbers, despite being about illegal street racing and family.
2 Fast 2 Furious
Italian for beautiful
Bella
You might call this pasta “bowtie,” but Italians call it by this name that means “butterflies.”
Farfalle
DAILY DOUBLE
The location of Saint Basil’s Orthodox Cathedral
Moscow
DAILY DOUBLE
In command structure, this military officer is often second only to the captain aboard a ship.
First Officer
This philosophical saying begins, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with… this
A single step
The title of this 1995 movie staring Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt is stylized with a number inside the word, like a teenage AIM screen name.
Se7en
A song's tune
Melody
DAILY DOUBLE
This tube-shaped pasta shares its name with an old-timey musical instrument and works great in baked dishes.
Ziti
This financial slang term describes a reliable source of income—like a business product that keeps paying out.
Cash Cow
This U.S. city is the country’s second most populous, behind New York.
Los Angeles
This wild American trail stretches over 2,100 miles, but you could hike a solid 1,000 of it and still not reach Maine.
Appalachian Trail
Adam Sandler tries over four dozen times to sweep Drew Barrymore off her feet in Hawaii.
50 first dates
Someone who makes barrels
Cooper
Stuffed with cheese, meat, or spinach, this pasta is shaped like little hats or belly buttons.
Tortelini
This dog's name being Courage is a misnomer as he is actually this
Coward
This pop megastar’s second album, OOPS!… I Did It Again, crushed 2000’s charts.
Britanny Spears
In the 1800s, pioneers traveled over 1,000 miles westward on this trail, hoping to survive dysentery and reach the coast
Oregon Trail
2013 best picture winner about a free black man from upstate New York who is kidnapped and sold into slavery in the South
12 years a slave
To walk through water
Wade
This short, ridged pasta’s name comes from the Italian word for “pen,” thanks to its shape.
Penne
This word is an exclamation expressing joy, excitement, or exhilaration, often associated with surfing, skateboarding, or other playful activities
Cowabunga
On the animated series South Park, this character is a festive piece of poo
Mr Hankey
If you’re traveling 1,000 miles at 100 mph, it’ll take this many hours to get to your destination
10
Don't pay too much for this 2003 comedy starring Steve Martin about raising his 12 children
Cheaper by the Dozen