Before microwaves, leftovers were reheated on this kitchen appliance.
The Stove
This towering green lady welcomes people to New York Harbor.
Statue of Liberty
" A penny saved is a..."
Penny earned
You might shout this when you get five in a row in a popular game
BINGO
This famous cartoon character, a rabbit who loves carrots, debuted in 1940
Bugs Bunny
This gelatin dessert wiggled on many 1950s dinner tables
Jell-O
Four U.S. Presidents are carved into this South Dakota mountain.
Mount Rushmore
"The early bird..."
gets the worm
This word game involved forming words from letter tiles on a board
Scrabble
On August 9, 1974, this U.S. President resigned from office.
Richard Nixon
This popular cooking fat, often stored in a tin can near the stove, was saved and reused for frying
Bacon grease or "drippings"
This canyon is one of the natural wonders of the world and located in Arizona
The Grand Canyon
"Don't count your chickens..."
Before they hatch
A card game where players try to get closest to 21.
Blackjack
This planet was officially downgraded to a "dwarf planet" in August 2006
Pluto
This slow-cooked, tender Sunday dish was often served with potatoes and carrots
Pot Roast
This famous San Francisco bridge is painted bright orange-red.
Golden Gate Bridge
"You can't teach an old dog..."
New tricks
A game where you sink battleships by guessing coordinates.
Battleship
Leaning tower of Pisa
A kitchen tool used to grind meat or make sausage by hand
Meat Grinder
This memorial in Washington, D.C. honors those who served in the Vietnam War.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
"People who live in glass houses..."
Shouldn't throw stones
This outdoor game involves tossing beanbags toward a hole on a slanted board.
Cornhole or Beanbag toss
The U.S. dropped the second atomic bomb on this Japanese city on August 9, 1945
Nagasaki