Ups and Downs
The tomato-based condiment that accompanies french fries
What is ketchup? can also be spelled catsup
Smaller in size than its cultivated cousin, this berry grows wild in Eastern Canada and the state of Maine.
What are blueberries? The wild version is also sweeter and tangier than the cultivated varieties.
Krispy Kreme's sole specialty
What is doughnut?
The Land of OZ in this 1939 film
What is Wizard of Oz?
Pesky, flying insect that bites, is attracted to water, and spreads diseases
What is the mosquito? They spread diseases such as West Nile, Zika, and dengue viruses.
The suffix -ologies stands for this
What "is the study of"? It comes from the Greek word logos, which means "study of".
The part of a city where corporate businesses and ban headquarters tend to congregate in skyscrapers
What is downtown?
This is a friend who shows unwavering loyalty
What is true-blue? Most people have many Fair-weather friends but only a handful of true-blue friends.
Melts in your mouth, not in your hands
What are M&M's? You can order personalized M&M's.
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in these books and films
What is Harry Potter?
Large, pink bird associated with Florida and summertime gardens and backyards
What is the flamingo?
Opthalmology is the study of these
What are eyes?
The "Uncola"
What is 7UP? In the 1970s, 7UP ran a hilarious vintage commercial comparing "cola nuts" to "uncola nuts." The uncola nuts were lemon and limes
This Texas state flower is also a margarine brand.
What is bluebonnet?
Another name for Toll House cookies
What are chocolate chip cookies?
Jurassic Park, home to these creatures
What are dinosaurs? The movie Jurassic Park was filmed on several Hawaiian Islands
Medium played on VCRs
What is video?
Climatology is the study of this.
What is climate?
Fabric softener brand
What is Downy? Do you remember the days before 1961 when towels dried hard and would "crack" when folded?
Fats Domino found his thrill in this song.
What is "Blueberry Hill"?
Candy bar chock full of crisped rice, originally made by Nestle
What is Nestle Crunch? Nestle sold the confectionery business to Ferrero Rocher, maker of the individual wrapped hazelnut chocolate pieces you often see in drug stores around holidays.
Castle Dracula is in this area of Romania
What is Transylvania?
Large, wide brimmed hat worn in Mexico and Spain, often worn by mariachi performers
What is Sombrero? Its name comes from the Spanish word sombra, meaning "shade".
Hydrology is the study of this substance we need to survive.
What is water?
The term for a start-up company that came into popular use during the tech revolution
What is upstart? Microsoft and Amazon were upstart companies that made it big, but many upstart companies fade away rapidly.
This Canadian MLB team started its 2021 season playing "at-home" games in Dunedin, Florida.
Who are the (Toronto) Blue Jays? The move to Florida is due to the Canadian/US CCOVID-19 border restrictions.
Oblong French pastry stuffed with pastry cream or custard and topped with chocolate fondant
What is eclair?
Thornfield Hall in this Charlotte Bronte classic
What is Jane Eyre?
A condition often caused by inner ear problems, with symptoms of dizziness or felling of unbalance (HINT: It's also the title of a Alfred Hitchcock film.)
What is vertigo?
Anthropology is the study of these living beings.
What are humans?
A congenital disorder caused by having an extra 21st chromosome
What is Down syndrome? According to the CDC, Down syndrome occurs in about 1 in every 700 babies in the United States.
This hit 1990s-2000s New York City detective drama stars Dennis Franz as Det. Andy Sipowicz.
What is NYPD Blue? Dennis Franz is the only actor to appear in every episode.
Popular Canadian candy bar made with dark toffee, roasted peanuts, and chocolate, so it's chewy and crunchy ( HINT: it's synonymous with consume further.)
What is Eat-More? The candy bar is exclusive to Canada.
Xanadu, the estate in this 194 classic film, directed by Orson Welles
What is Citizen Kane? It is said to be based on the Hearst Castle.
Folk dance from Andalusia region of Spain- often confused with the same bird of a similar name
What is flamenco? The performance are full emotion.
Etymology is the study of these and is a subset of linguistics.
What are words?