A Tale of Two A's
It's a simple and winnable casino game, based completely around the number 21
What is blackjack
Orange, striped, confident, cornflake-toting feline
Who is Tony the Tiger
This small, brown and purple teardrop-shaped Mediterranean fruit has a sweet and fleshy inside, making it a favorite for thousands of years in the region
What is a fig
He's a British comedian and former actor who left Hollywood after hosting the Oscars
Who is Ricky Gervais
Without the writer of Ecclesiastes, this timeless wisdom would never have entered modern parlance
What is "all is vanity"
This is the word for something permissible within Islam
What is "halal"
Short, masked, prison-clad, sandwich-swiping ginger
Who is the Hamburglar
This brown tropical stonefruit often looks dried even when not - it's a favorite among Muslims
What is a date
He's a longtime favorite TV personality and celebrity chef with a talent for being uncompromisingly blunt
Who is Gordon Ramsey
This saying equates possessing a weapon in need of sharpening to holding a grudge
What is "an ax to grind"
Who is Indiana Jones
Muscular, amused, soft-spoken, and monochromatic tall human
Who is the Jolly Green Giant
These sweet cherries were developed at Washington State University in 1952 and named after the state's largest mountain
What are Rainier Cherries
He's a British executive, producer, and TV personality whose name and face have become synonymous with being unimpressed
Who is Simon Cowell
This adjectival phrase refers to a person set firmly in their beliefs and unlikely to change, as coloration
What is "dyed in the wool"
These herbivorous mammals are far larger and far more developed than the average one of their cousins being chased by a backyard dog - not to mention they jump twice the height and run twice as fast
What are jackrabbits
Suave, well-groomed, sophisticated, internet-sensation older man with a bottle and no regrets
Who is The Most Interesting Man in the World
This tropical fruit, which grows on small trees, looks like a pear or small coconut on the outside, but resembles a melon on the inside. It's most often consumed in juice form
What is guava
He's an American actor-turned-comedian who got his start through Mel Brooks - he was bald even back then
Who is Dave Chapelle
Do shellfish smile? This cliché would you believe that they're positively ecstatic
What is "happy as a clam"
An apartheid struggle in this country became a flashpoint of the Cold War, when the United Nations controversially declared it independent of South Africa
What is Namibia
Smiling, waxy, bearded, regal and unspeaking sandwich salesman
Who is the Burger King
Sometimes referred to as a "golden orange," these cherry-sized citrus fruits are popular in Asia, less so in America
What are kumquats
He was an absolutely vicious comedian with an ability to insult just about everyone - and energy he brought to Mr. Potato Head in the Toy Story movies
Who is Don Rickles
The dawn of "faster than you could say" clichés began in large part due to this man, who plagued radio broadcasters with his remarkable speed by stealing bases before they could say his name