Double talk
"A" in the middle
JULY
SLANG-TASTIC
They won't rhyme
100

We hope kids never stop "walking the dog" & going "around the world" with this toy

yoyo

100

A big bunch of buzzin' bees

swarm

100

A Coney Island tradition began July 4, 1916 when an Irish immigrant won "Most American" as the champion in this contest

 

hot dog eating

100

"Explosive" way to jump into a picture right before it's taken

photobomb

100

SLAUGHTER doesn't rhyme with this word for what you do when something is funny. 

laughter

200

A ballerina my dance in one

tutu 

200

A place where adult go to drink alcohol

bar

200

The zodiac sign that covers most of July is this one. (also a sickness you don't want)

cancer

200

This 4-letter word for a sharp sound means an insult; put "oh" before it & you're basically saying, "Oh no, he didn't!"

snap

200

GOOD doesn't rhyme with the red liquid pumping through your veins

blood

300

To mean an equal chance, you could say 1 to 1, but most people use this number combination

fifty fifty

300

Use this device to help wake your up tomorrow morning

alarm

300

On July 4 most American cities its annual "Great American Picnic and" these in the night sky

fireworks

300

If you became bitter, angry, or agitated at a video game, don't be surprised if people don't call you sweet, but this

salty

300

COMB doesn't rhyme with the word for monument for the memory of a dead person

tomb

400

A small round projectile fired from an air gun

bb

400

This Navy rank just below captain sure sounds like it knows how to give orders.

commander

400

As Claude Monet may have known, this aquatic plant is a July birth flower 

water lily

400

Sea life term for making romantic overtures online using false ID; you've been...

catfished

400

THREAT doesn't rhyme with the grain we need to make bread

wheat

500

A cheerleader wields it

pom pom


500

Don't hate this Spanish word for "beach"; hate the game

playa

500

Symbolizing health & wisdom, July's birthstone is this red gem 

ruby


500

Recently, this name has become popular to describe a petty middle-aged woman, who is rude 

Karen

500

FRUIT doesn't rhyme with this British word for a cookie

biscuit