PRESIDENTS
This president was the first born outside the original 13 colonies or states.
Abraham Lincoln
A person who studies ancient cultures through artifacts and excavation.
Archaeologist
Combining “motor” and “hotel,” this roadside lodging term is designed for motorists.
Motel
True Religion, 7 For All Mankind, Lucky Brand
Jeans
A feline, wearing something on his head
cat hat
This president suffered from polio and frequently used a wheelchair.
FDR
You're the dummy, dummy!
Ventriloquist
This 6-letter blend became shorthand for the U.K.'s departure from the EU.
Brexit
piano, canyon, slam
grand
Instructs and spreads the gospel
Preacher teacher
This 20th century president loved sailing and even received a sailboat for his 14th birthday.
JFK
Do you see that? Or am I imagining things
Hallucination
A movie about someone's life.
Biopic
A pirate's parrot, an epaulet, the weight of the world
Shoulder
A tango in Paris
France dance
This president pardoned Richard Nixon about a month after taking office.
Gerald Ford
A child before first grade
Kindergartner
A four-letter term introduced in London in 1905 to describe polluted air.
Smog
basket, foot, meat
ball
Hermione Granger, if she won the lottery
Rich witch
This president's 1803 purchase more than doubled the size of the United States.
Thomas Jefferson.
I told you 1,000,000,000,000,000 times to clean your room, that makes this the-
Quadrillionth
The word "podcast" is a portmanteau of what word and "broadcast"
"iPod"
cheese, cup, crab
cake
I reallllly don't want to go to sleep.
Dread bed