Pier Reviews
Sorority Sisters
Social Life
Ages & Ages
Fruits & Vegetables
Civil War Slang
400
"You'll hear & smell the sea lions before you see them" on Pier 39 near Fisherman's Wharf in this city
San Francisco
400
We can see this 3-named Supreme Court justice, a Cornell AEPhi, just trashing a frat house at a kegger
Ruth Bader Ginsberg
400
Your school's sports teams may have these enthusiastic fans & promoters who form entire "clubs"
boosters
400
The Iron Age of human culture immediately followed the age of this metal
bronze
400
The heaviest one of these on record weighed 4 pounds, 13 ounces; that's a lot of guacamole!
Avocado
400
From the Latin for "life", vittles meant this
Food
800
"Enjoy all the fun & beauty of a day on Lake Michigan" at this military-named pier in the Windy City
Chicago
800
FSU Tri Delt Sara Blakely became a billionaire by inventing this tight-fitting undergarment line
Spanx
800
Sister Carrie lives in "a moderately well-furnished" this type of "house", not to be confused with a bawdy house
boarding
800
There's an armor collection at Le Musee national du Moyen Age, the museum of these
Middle Ages
800
Prunus cerasus is the botanical name for the sour type of this popular pie fruit
cherry
800
A picket was someone on this duty
guard duty
1200
"Beware of the sea gulls", warns one traveler to Victoria Pier in this Canadian province
British Columbia
1200
Margaret Brewer, this service's first woman general, was "always faithful" to the Michigan ZTA Alpha Gammas
Marines
1200
To you it may mean a fun party dancing to Solar Spectrum; to the CDC it means "ecstasy overdoses!"
rave
1200
Josh Homme has led this band since the 1990s
Queens of the Stone Age
1200
The Cavendish is the most common variety of this beloved tropical fruit peeled, sliced & split in the United States
banana
1200
A Confederate soldier could be called by this first name whether he was "marching home" or not
Johnny
1600
foursquare.com gives a good review to Sunset Pier in this "directional" Florida city near the Dry Tortugas
Key West
1600
This George W. Bush Cabinet member was Alpha Chi Omega, a sorority with musical origins, at the University of Denver
Condoleezza Rice
1600
If you're the youngest, mom & dad's gloom after you leave home has been medically identified as this syndrome
empty nest
1600
An 1870s novel about greed & corruption gave us the name of this "age
Gilded Age
1600
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Kale
1600
A Union soldier could be called this, now found before "Trade Commission"
Federal
2000
A tripadvisor.com post said Fan Pier is a good place to watch planes take off from this Boston airport
Logan
2000
Chi O! & Roll Tide! This author won a Pulitzer for fiction in 1961
Harper Lee
2000
In the '60s flower children was another name for these people
hippies
2000
Communications Workers of America calls itself the union for this "knowledgeable" age
Information Age
2000
About half the sugar produced in the U.S. comes from this root vegetable
beet
2000
Now it's slang for any bad situation; back then it was a foraging soldier
bummer