Faux-pourri
Pleather was one of the names given to this wearable material
What is plastic leather? (Leather)
Originally Hammerstein's Theatre and one time home to David Letterman, this theater was renamed in memory of another decades long TV host.
What is the Ed Sullivan Theater?
Wearing one of these “commando style“ is traditional in Scotland.
What is a kilt?
“A pair“ and “as well as.”
What are two and too?
From the French for “little box,” it wasn’t so long ago that we used a pencil to “re-spool” one
What is a cassette?
The faux “Beyond” and “Impossible” are two brand names for this popular edible
What is a burger? (Hamburger)
Formerly the Alvin, this showplace was renamed this, to honor the author of Barefoot in the Park.
What is The Neil Simon Theater?
These indigenous people of Nepal ceremonially wrap scarves around the necks of soon-to-be Mount Everest climbers.
What are Sherpas?
“A bud” and “ground wheat.”
What are flower and flour?
Loading MP3s onto this older Apple device required an external computer.
What is an iPod?
The innovator of cereal brands such as Grape Nuts also marketed this instant “wholesome” substitute for coffee
What is Postum?
Long neglected, The New Amsterdam on 42nd Street was purchased and renovated by this company with their first stage production, The Lion King in 1997.
What is Disney?
It’s polite to slurp your miso or ramen in this country since it signals enjoyment.
What is Japan?
When you use your mobile to trade away stocks
What are cell and sell?
Foregoing computers, best selling novelist Danielle Steel claims to still use one of these.
What is a typewriter?
The product “Wow Butter,’ which is made with sesame, is a substitute for this staple for families with kids.
What is peanut butter?
Located at the end of the “alley” of the same name, this house was home to A Chorus Line for 15 season.
What is The Schubert?
This country hosts an annual event in which participants race down a 200 yard long hill chasing a wheel of Double Gloucester cheese.
What is England?
If you scuffle with someone and have your hair mussed.
What are tussle and tousle?
If you tried to play one of these obsolete LP looking thingies on a phonograph, you would likely ruin it’s digitally scribed surface.
What is a Laserdisc?
This faux gemstone often coupled with “cubic” is an affordable alternative to diamonds
What is zirconia?
The entrance found on 45th Street, this auditorium is the only known Broadway theater named after a family member of a presidential assassin.
What is The Booth Theater?
In the Spanish village of Castrillo de Murcia, a family member dressed as this will leap over the mattress of a newborn baby to guard it from illness and evil.
What is a devil? (demon)
When you are swaddled in a cozy blanket and engrossed by its presence
What are wrapped and rapt?
Whether the 5¼-inch or the 3½-inch versions, a modern smartphone holds tens of millions times their capacity.
What are floppy discs?