Infamous Maries
Born in Philadelphia. Also called Pinky
Marie Blagys
This fast food chain is named after a famous literary pirate.
Long John Silvers.
German Weiner Dog
Dachshund
Pez candy was originally created to curb this habit.
Smoking.
She hangs out with Skipper and Ken (assuming they are all still friends)
Barbie
Pre French Revolution Queen with a bad reputation
Marie Antoinette
This is the name for a pirate with a letter of marque from the government.
Privateer
stops bleeding
Tourniquet
This smores ingredient was invented by a reverend in Connecticut to diminish "romantic" urges.
The Graham Cracker.
Some of the earlier versions were named Samantha, Kirsten, Addy and Molly
The American Girl Dolls
This Polish Marie is famous for studying radioactivity and won the Nobel Prize twice
Marie Curie
The nickname of Edward Teach.
Blackbeard
head of state
Sovereign
The English invaded India to steal this valuable class of food
Spices
These dolls were popular in the 90s (as well as in previous eras), have crazy hair and are sometimes naked.
Trolls
She will organize your house and throw away all your junk
Marie Kondo
In the movie "The Princess Bride", Wesley becomes a pirate with this name.
Dread Pirate Roberts
cake
dacquoise
In Boston in 1919, a storage tank exploded, flooding the streets with 2 million gallons of this food.
Molasses
These dolls peaked in popularity in the 1980s and came with adoption papers.
Cabbage patch dolls
She made the first wax museum and was a sculptor
Marie Tussaud
This is the most female pirate
Anne Bonny
muscle breakdown
rhabdomyolysis
This odor of this food wafting around NYC in the late 2000's was eventually traced to a New Jersey facility processing Fenugreek seeds.
Maple Syrup
This doll, based on a children's book character, was created by American writer Johnny Gruelle and debuted in 1915.
Raggedy Ann and Andy