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An apple every 24 hours keeps the medical professional away.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
This popular yarn craft relies on a single hooked needle rather than two straight ones.
What is crochet?
This Hollywood actor and former governor of California became the 40th president in 1981, known for his charismatic speaking style and the phrase, "Tear down this wall!"
Who is Ronald Reagan?
This popular crossword-style game challenges players to form words on a grid using letter tiles, each worth a different number of points.
What is Scrabble?
This iconic Charles Schulz comic strip stars a lovable round-headed boy named Charlie Brown and his imaginative pet beagle, Snoopy.
What is Peanuts?
Do not count your baby poultry before they emerge from their shells.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
Often shaped like a bright red tomato, this classic sewing basket item is used to hold and sharpen loose needles.
What is a pincushion?
This founding father wrote the Declaration of Independence and lived at his beautiful Virginia estate called Monticello.
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
In this famous real estate game, players try to avoid bankruptcy while buying up properties, building hotels, and trying not to land in jail.
What is Monopoly?
This lazy, orange, lasagna-loving cat constantly torments his owner, Jon Arbuckle, and a clueless yellow dog named Odie.
What is Garfield?
Precipitation consisting of canines and felines.
Raining cats and dogs.
This tiny, protective cap is worn on the tip of your finger to keep it from getting pricked while sewing.
What is a thimble?
This 27th president later became the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, but he is most famously remembered in folklore for allegedly getting stuck in a custom-built, oversized White House bathtub.
Who is William Howard Taft?
This frustrating but fun family game requires you to move four pegs around a board and safely into your "Home" base, famously shouting the game's title when bumping an opponent back to the start.
What is Sorry!?
This adventurous, red-headed orphan girl travels with her loyal dog Sandy and is protected by her wealthy benefactor, Daddy Warbucks.
What is Little Orphan Annie?
A rotating stone gathers no green bryophyte plant life.
A rolling stone gathers no moss.
This wooden or plastic circular frame consists of two rings that lock together to keep fabric tight while you embroider.
What is an embroidery hoop?
This general served as the Supreme Commander of Allied Forces in Europe during World War II before becoming the 34th president in 1953.
Who is Dwight D. Eisenhower?
This colorful family game mimics a person's journey through life, from college and career choices to buying a house, getting married, and retiring at Millionaire Estates.
What is The Game of Life (or Life)?
This long-running comic strip follows a beautifully coiffed blonde housewife, her sandwich-loving husband Dagwood, and their dog, Daisy.
What is Blondie?
You can lead an equine animal to a liquid source, but you cannot force it to imbibe.
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
This small, cylinder-shaped object is made of wood, plastic, or cardboard and is used to keep thread wound up neatly.
What is a spool?
Before serving as the 33rd president at the end of World War II, this Missouri native ran a men's clothing shop and was famous for the sign on his desk: "The Buck Stops Here."
Who is Harry S. Truman?
This strategic war game, subtitled "The Game of Global Domination," challenges players to conquer the world by moving plastic armies across a map of 42 territories.
What is Risk?
Created by Mort Walker, this military comic strip follows the daily, lazy antics of a private in the U.S. Army who never takes off his hat.
What is Beetle Bailey?