Starts and Ends with F
a surface of grass and the soil held together by its roots. It can either be natural or artificial
Turf
Alvin, Simon, and Theodore
The Chipmunks
This Catholic nun and missionary founded the Missionaries of Charity and received the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize.
Mother Teresa
This marmalade-loving bear from Peru arrives in London wearing a blue coat and red hat.
Paddington Bear
This common first name is also a songbird known for its reddish-orange breast and is often considered a sign of spring.
Robin
You probably call it your collarbone; doctors call it this.
Clavical
A tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports
Tariff
Gold, Frankincense, Myrrh
The gifts from the Three Wise Men
This tall, freestanding timepiece, typically housed in a wooden case, uses a pendulum to keep time.
Grandfather Clock
This department-store teddy bear is missing a button from his green overalls in a classic children's book by Don Freeman.
Corduroy
It's the traditional gift for the 15th wedding anniversary; Waterford is a good choice
Crystal
Each hair on your body grows from one of these tiny tube-like structures in the skin.
Follicle
In hockey, this happens when an official drops the puck between two opposing players to start or resume play.
Faceoff
Athos, Porthos, Aramis
The Three Musketeers
This short, mysterious member of the Addams Family is completely covered in long hair and speaks in rapid, high-pitched gibberish.
Cousin Itt
This tie-wearing cartoon bear is the sidekick and best friend of Yogi Bear.
Boo-Boo Bear
This part of the eye surrounds the pupil
Iris
Give yourself a pat on the back and you might be touching this bone, better known as the shoulder blade.
Scapula
able to withstand fire or great heat
Fireproof
Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and the Belmont Stakes
Triple Crown
Also known as a harvestman, this spiderlike arachnid is nonvenomous & first appeared more than 400 million years ago
Daddy long-legs
his children’s book series, first published in 1962 and still going today, follows Mama, Papa, Brother, and Sister as they live, learn, and grow in Bear Country. They teach young readers about manners, school, chores and family life. The popular books were also adapted into television series.
Berenstain Bears
This first name can also mean a deep, glossy black color, a type of fossilized material used in jewelry, or a fast aircraft powered by engines.
Jet
Sing, shout, or whisper—you'll use this “voice box” to do it.
Larynx
Soft fibers from fabrics, such as wool or cotton, that accumulate in small, light clumps; also, a light, airy, no-bake dessert made with whipped topping.
Fluff
Huey, Dewey, and Louie
Donald Duck's nephews
This bearded personification of passing years is often pictured carrying an hourglass or scythe.
Father Time
This gentle bear from The Jungle Book teaches Mowgli about “The Bare Necessities.”
Baloo
Open, honest, and direct in speech or writing. Candid or outspoken.
Frank
Your balance and coordination depend heavily on this part of your brain.
Cerebellum