Out of this WORLD
CheQUE this out
Honorific Titles
CAMP out
What A Pair
Terribly Twisted Titles
Double Trouble
Named for a Place
VA va voom!
Prime Time Rhyme
Word Parts
The END
BEST Category EVER
100
First part of the poetry line that ends "...weep and you weep alone."
Laugh and the world laughs with you...
100
A feeling of irritation or resentment
Pique
100
Robin William's only movie role in female dress.
Mrs. Doubtfire
100
A college hotshot
Big man on campus
100
The distance from one street to the next...and to wrestle an opposing football player to the ground
Block & Tackle
100
A Row of Synchronized Dancers and Singers
A Chorus Line
100
Ghost, Type, Copy
Writer
100
A bathing suit named after the South Pacific atoll where atomic bombs were tested in the 1940's
Bikini
100
An available hotel or motel room
Vacancy
100
The system in an automobile that is activated by a key; a basic arithmetic operation; to try out for a play
Ignition, Addition, Audition
100
Coca-Cola's first diet drink + to allow
Tab + Let = Tablet
100
To repair something
Mend
100
What do you call a flying skunk?
A smelly-copter
200
The first edition of this compendium of knowledge, published in 1917, had 8 volumes. By 1988, there were 22 volumes.
World Book Encyclopedia
200
A sticky deposit on your teeth or in your arteries.
Plaque
200
In A Tale of Two Cities, she stitched into her knitting the names of those who should die after the French Revolution.
Madame Defarge
200
The official title of the Stephen Foster song is "Gwine To Run All Night"
Camptown Races
200
Bowling targets...and knitting implements.
Pins & Needles
200
An Oak Becomes Larger in a Borough of New York City
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
200
Book, Hall, Trade
Mark
200
Ground beef named after a city in Germany.
Hamburger
200
Where a bank keeps the money
Vault
200
A canine, for example; frequent choice in restaurant seating; veracity
Tooth, Booth, Truth
200
For each + verdict deciders
Per + Jury = Perjury
200
To mix ingredients smoothly and inseparably
Blend
200
What's the difference between a cow and a donut?
It's a lot harder to dunk a cow in a cup of coffee
300
Popular title given to Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 in E minor, which he wrote while he was the director of the national Conservatory of Music of America in the late 1800's.
The New World Symphony
300
This type of dance club became very popular in the 1970's.
Discotheque
300
Samantha's "magical" physician on Bewitched.
Dr. Bombay (played by Bernard Fox)
300
Military training center for recruits where strict discipline is enforced.
Boot Camp
300
Swiss Army tool...and a split in the road
Knife & Fork
300
The Covert Existence of Drones and Queens
The Secret Life of Bees
300
Bad, Pot, Tough
Luck
300
A small yellow bird named after a string of islands off the northwest coast of mainland Africa.
Canary
300
This injection produces immunity against a disease.
Vaccine
300
A device that strengthens or supports; the product of tatting; a sprint or marathon
Brace, Lace; Race
300
Stylish, fashionable + Barbie's beau
Chic + Ken = Chicken
300
This is what you do for a living if you make gimlets.
Bartend
300
Why did the cow jump over the moon?
The farmer had cold hands.
400
Title of the Louis Armstrong song that begins with the lyrics: "I see trees of green, red roses too."
What a Wonderful World
400
Slightly shocking or sexually suggestive
Risqué
400
A brand of children's sleeping garment with attached feet.
Dr. Denton's
400
Finish the lyric from this 1963 novelty song by Allan Sherman: "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah, Here I am..."
At Camp Granada...
400
A use for worms...and the device that activates a lamp
Bait & Switch
400
Small Dwelling on the Grassland
Little House on the Prairie
400
Spot, Head, Sky
Light
400
A race of 26.2 miles named after a town in Greece.
Marathon
400
From the 1880's to early 1930's these live variety shows were the most popular theatrical entertainment in the United States.
Vaudville
400
A hobo; a rustic vacation place; postage
Tramp, Camp, Stamp
400
To sharpen + a pig's hangout
Hone + Sty = Honesty
400
To take a lawbreaker into custody
Apprehend
400
Why are frogs so happy?
They eat what bugs them.
500
We may do this figuratively, but Atlas (of Greek mythology) did it literally.
Carried the weight of the world on his shoulders.
500
Abrupt or offhand in manner and/or speech
Brusque
500
He was a gambler, gunfighter, dentist, and pal of Wyatt Earp.
Doc Holiday
500
To work in an organized way to achieve elected office.
Campaign
500
A formal dance...and a group of restaurants owned by the same company
Ball & Chain
500
The Star Closest to Earth Ascends Too
The Sun Also Rises
500
Sun, Wall, Wild
Flower
500
A stiff paper for file folders or envelopes named after the capital city of the Phillipines.
Manilla
500
This is the low area of land between mountains.
Valley
500
A mismatch of colors; garbage; the sound of something hitting water
Clash; Trash; Splash
500
To spray tiny droplets of water + formation of iron oxide on steel
Mist + Rust = Mistrust
500
To create a false appearance, or act like nothing is wrong.
Pretend
500
What has six eyes but cannot see?
Three blind mice
600
In the 1997 movie, this is what Jack Dawson shouted as he leaned over the prow of the doomed Titanic.
"I'm the king of the world!"
600
This describes a woman who is quite tall and digified.
Statuesque
600
TV character played by Eve Arden (1948 to 1957)
Miss Brooks
600
Since 1869, this company's product has been " Mmmm mmmm good."
Campbell's Soup
600
Automobile...and a golf club with a wooden head
Car & Driver
600
The Small Fruit That Grows in Clusters on Vines of Anger
Grapes of Wrath
600
Pit, Rain, Water
Fall
600
Worldwide sporting event named after the tallest mountain in Greece
Olympics
600
According to folklore, they live by night and sleep by day-in coffins.
Vampires
600
A typical feature on an iron; a homeless dog; a horse sound
Spray, Stray, Neigh
600
Commercial, for short + clergyman
Ad + Minister = Administer
600
A comrade or chum
Friend
600
Why did the canary fail his test?
He was caught tweeting
700
What the "www" stands for in every online address.
World Wide Web
700
Ugly, gross, monstrous
Grotesque
700
This knight's affair with the queen ultimately brought about the end of King Arthur's reigh.
Sir Lancelot
700
Shrimp cooked in garlic butter and wine and served over noodles.
Scampi
700
Diarist Anne and family...and legumes
Franks & Beans
700
Smallest Coins from Paradise
Pennies From Heaven
700
Private, Shut, Evil
Eye
700
A very small, oily fish named after a Mediterranean island near Italy.
Sardine
700
A space entirely devoid of matter...or a household appliance.
Vacuum
700
An energetic style; first hit in a tennis game; to turn abruptly or change direction
Verve; Serve; Swerve
700
Cleopatra's snake + first letter of the alphabet + an old piece of clothing + you and me
Asp + A + Rag + Us = Asparagus
700
To understand the nature or meaning of something
Comprehend
700
Why do seals prefer swimming in salt water?
Because pepper water makes them sneeze
800
According to the old adage, "The hand that rocks the cradle..." does what?
"... rules the world."
800
To hand-sew smaller pieces of fabric on top of a larger piece of fabric to decorate it or to make a design.
Applique
800
Dorothy Gale's guardian and mother figure.
Aunty Em
800
This chemical is mainly used as a moth repellent, but it's also an ingredient in Vics VapoRub
Camphor
800
Urban green area...and travel on a horse, bicycle, or bus.
Park & Ride
800
Lots of Hubbub Concerning Zilch
Much Ado About Nothing
800
Cold, Lame, Sitting
Duck
800
A small leafy green vegetable named after a city in Belgium.
Brussels sprout
800
A person who wanders from place to place without a home or job.
Vagrant
800
To put a prisoner in chains; a feature of American football; wall repair material
Shackle; Tackle; Spackle
800
A baseball hat + sick, unwell + March/April's zodiac sign
Cap + Ill + Aries = Capillaries
800
A title of respect for a member of the clergy
Reverend
800
What do you get if you cross a parrot with a shark?
A bird that will talk your ear off
900
These include the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, and five other sites.
Seven Wonders of the World
900
Highly ornate seventeenth and eighteenth century style of architecture, music, and art.
Baroque
900
Jim Backus was the voice of this nearsighted cartoon character.
Mr. Magoo
900
Island in norther Maine, on the Canadian border, made famous as the summer retreat for the Roosevelt Family.
Campobello
900
Sergeant or Captain...and fingernail shaper
Rank & File
900
Misplaced Saturday and Sunday
Lost Weekend
900
Ice, Lock, Mail
Box
900
A lightweight cotton fabric, usually with a colorful plaid design, named after a coastal city in southeastern India.
Madras
900
A short length of curtain hung at the top of a window or over the top of a longer curtain.
Valence
900
An aromatic mix of dried flowers and spices; a basketball or soccer official; the Volunteer State
Potpourri; Referee; Tennessee
900
Mr. Rather + a place for cold cuts, cheeses, salads, etc. + not off
Dan + Deli + on = Dandelion
900
A monetary distribution to a stockholder
Dividend
900
How do you make a milkshake?
Give a cow a pogo stick
1000
This 1985 song, written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, was recorded by a star studded group of musicians and it raised more than $63million for humanitarian aid in Africa.
"We are the World"
1000
A region (and its people) that straddles the border between France and Spain.
Basque
1000
Bess Myerson, Phyllis George, or Vanessa Williams.
Miss America
1000
Italian aperitif with a distinctive red color and bittersweet, fruity flavor.
Campari
1000
Small hat with a brim...and a formal dress
Cap & Gown
1000
Illegal Behavior and Disciplinary Measures
Crime and Punishment
1000
Wish, Back, Herring
Bone
1000
A rich sauce named after the Netherlands.
Hollandaise
1000
A graduating student with the highest academic achievements.
Valedictorian
1000
House shoe; a TV dolphin; a clothing fastener
Slipper; Flipper; Zipper
1000
Person who uses scuba gear + the opposite of stand + the penultimate letter of the alphabet
Diver + sit + y = Diversity
1000
To climb or go upward
ascend
1000
Why don't you ever see hippos hiding in trees?
Because they are very good at it