A GAME OF CARDS
ALL THAT GLITTERS
BABY NAMES: TOP 25 OF 1922
TRIPLE RHYME TIME
HERBAL & SPICY NAMES
BEFORE, DURING & AFTER
egory Name
egory Name
400
This wild card originated in the game of euchre & may have gotten its name from it
the joker
400
Glitter rock was another name for this makeup-heavy rock style of early '70s stars like David Bowie & T. Rex
glam
400
On the girls' side, this flower
Rose
400
A clever, short song about a young cat
a witty kitty ditty
400
In a 1967 tune we hear his band has "been going in and out of style, but they're guaranteed to raise a smile"
Sgt. Pepper
400
Dyed object hunted for on resurrection Sunday, with fried Chinese appetizers becoming an Alabama football rally cry
Easter egg roll Tide
800
This other name for solitaire is a virtue you might need while playing it
patience
800
Most glitter is made from a mix of polyethylene terephthalate & this element, commonly encountered in foil
aluminum
800
This name given to their son by the Schulz family of Minneapolis that November
Charles
800
To rent a group of singing Franciscans
to hire a friar choir
800
The full name of this "Peanuts" character is Patricia Reichardt
Peppermint Patty
800
Ping-Pong a.k.a. that gives you an arm joint ache treatable with a curved pasta
table tennis elbow macaroni
1200
There are 2 types of booze in this 2-player game
gin rummy
1200
Glittery works by Gustav Klimt include this masterpiece seen here
The Kiss
1200
Both Harry & this brother, soon to combine in a gift basket company
David
1200
Faster Anglican priest who scores field goals
a quicker vicar kicker
***
1200
Given name Peter, this superstar drummer put the spice into super groups like Cream & Blind Faith
Ginger Baker
1200
Telepathic Patrick Stewart character shows you the exact place he hid the treasure, a bit of Earl Grey
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Professor X marks the spot of tea
1600
If you've been dealt an 11 in blackjack, consider this alliterative option
double down
1600
Sisters named Golden & Glitter are among the few twin chimpanzees observed by this pioneering primatologist
(Jane) Goodall
1600
This name of the then-king of England
George
1600
A paladin engaged in a joust, a perilous situation
a knight fright fight (or plight or blight)
1600
Samuel L. Jackson played this Jedi with an amethyst-bladed lightsaber
Mace Windu
***
1600
Tart "tot" candy for a sketch comedy group in charge of making sure those in school don't run in the corridors
Sour Patch Kids in the Hall monitor
2000
The name of this 18th century whist expert & author is often invoked as an authority, as in "According to"
(Edmond) Hoyle
***
2000
One of Portia's disappointed suitors learns that "All that glisters is not gold" in this Shakespeare play
The Merchant of Venice
2000
This name of the then-first lady, Mrs. Harding
Florence
2000
A dealer working on commission selling yellowish, tight-fitting necklaces
an ochre choker broker
2000
Starting in 1939, this esteemed British actor was on the case as Sherlock Holmes in a series of films
Basil Rathbone
2000
Cincinnati Red with 4,256 hits who sits in the White House flower beds, admiring a Hieronymus Bosch painting
Pete Rose Garden of Earthly Delights