Excellent 1990s slang
Kids' TV
How about a Music Quiz
Playing "R" song
U.S. "City" Cities
Compound Words
100
Mimicking the sound of a cash register, it signified the pleasant making of money
cha-ching
100
"Go, Diego, Go!" was a spinoff of this series that debuted in 2000; Diego & the title character were cousins
Dora the Explorer
100
It's been around off & on since the '50s, & it's still a show a lot of people think of first in the world of quizzes with music; the ultimate skill is to accomplish the title in one note
Name that Tune
100
"What you want, baby, I got" this 1967 chart-topper by Aretha Franklin; now sockittome sockittome...
"Respect"
100
It's frequently referred to as the "Las Vegas of the East"
Atlantic City
100
Americans tend to do this despite advice from travel experts
Overpack
200
Something impressive was "all that &" this snack offering; a 1993 episode of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" even used it
a bag of chips
200
A reboot of the 1950s series, "The All New" this "Club" featured a young Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake & Ryan Gosling
The Mickey Mouse Club
200
This app reached 100 billion song recognitions in 2024 & is in the name of a game show, but it still kinda takes the fun out of, "Oh, I know that song. What's it called?"
Shazam
200
Mariachi-style trumpets are heard on this 1963 song, one of Johnny Cash's biggest hits
Ring of Fire
200
Who wants barbecue? We hear Arthur Bryant's, Q39 & L.C.'s have some of the best this city has to offer
Kansas City
200
Apple Podcasts & Publishers Weekly have sections called "New &" this, deserving of attention
Noteworthy
300
This nursery furnishing became slang for your living space in general
a crib
300
This alliterative Nick Jr. swine has gotten many American kids to adopt a British accent
Peppa Pig
300
Can you name the band from the singer? "Don't Forget the Lyrics" was once hosted by Mark McGrath of this group, who was also a "Rock & Roll Jeopardy!" champion
Sugar Ray
300
Janet Jackson's military-style dance moves in the video for this song scored an MTV VMA for Best Choreography
Rhythm Nation
300
It's the state capital named for the famous frontier scout seen here
Carson City
300
You might find factories or the start of the countryside "on the" these of a major city
outskirts
400
This noun was used for something with a depressing effect, as if it had ruined the pleasant impact of a drink
a buzzkill
400
Penny Proud, a 14-year old girl navigating junior high, friendship, and growing up This animated comedy TV series aired on Disney from 2001 - 2005
The Proud Family
400
A game everyone loves is "Misheard Lyrics"; one quiz on Sporcle included this man's immortal chorus "You made the rice, I made the gravy"
Billy Joel
400
The parenthetical title of this Beyoncé hit is "Girls"
Run the World
400
Noted for its white sand beaches, this popular spring break destination is the largest city between Pensacola & Tallahassee
Panama City
400
Usually used with "it", you can actually do this toward something, but more often it's done "out of there"
hightail
500
Often paired with a gesture, this phrase that means "I'm not listening anymore" could be followed by "because the face don't understand"
talk to the hand
500
Beginning in 1980, kids "counted" on this PBS series to explain science concepts with comedy, cartoons & demonstrations
3-2-1 Contact
500
One of the first big names to come on "Track Star" was Olivia Rodrigo, who went 10 for 10, ending by knowing that this song from before she was born was by Sixpence None the Richer
Kiss Me
500
Warren G used a sample of Michael McDonald's yacht rock classic "I Keep Forgettin'" as the basis for this G-funk classic
Regulate
500
If you're traveling across northern Michigan, you might stop in this city for some fun at the National Cherry Festival
Traverse City
500
In a Henry James novel, it's the somewhat literary trade of Hyacinth Robinson, who tires of the smell of leather & glue
a bookbinder