Boats & Boating
(Dylan's Category)
Almost Rhymes with Orange
Nonsense and Stuff
Earth at Night in Color
THAT WORD WAS A TRADEMARK
200

The name of this waterside facility that has docks & moorings for small boats is from the Italian for seacoast

Marina

200

A cereal cooked in water or milk & eaten for breakfast; Baby Bear's was just right


Porridge

200

I say phooey! to this word for nonsense that rhymes with phooey

Hooey

200

To maximize their ability to hear insects spectral tarsiers tug on their ears before setting out on this nightly activity

Hunting

200

Nestle once held a trademark on this 5-letter word for coffee such as Sanka that won't keep you up

Decaf

400

About 1900 Enrico Forlanini built the 1st of these boats equipped with wings attached to the hull

Hydrofoil (Hydroplane Accepted)

400

This adjective meaning alien might rhyme with orange if you reversed the final GN & added an E

Foreign

400

As food it comes in a honeycomb type; as an opinion it's nonsense

Tripe

400

Prey animals usually avoid predators but at night these big African antelopes actually follow cheetahs to keep them in sight

Wildebeests

400

Black Flag still makes this brand of insect trap that has now come to mean a seedy place to spend the night

A Roach Motel

600

To mark safe passage for boats entering a harbor the channel is lined with these red on the right green on the left

Buoys

600

In a popular saying this is a dish best served cold

Revenge

600

It means nonsense and is a type of bed; put de before it & you expose false claims

Bunk

600

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

When the full moon gets too bright an African owl named for this other mighty bird of prey resorts to chasing its own prey on foot

600

It's the alliterative 2-word name for the playground equipment seen here

A Jungle Gym

800

This agency establishes rules of safety for motorboats yachts & other recreational boats

The Coast Guard

800

A tube fitted with a plunger & needle used to inject fluids

Syringe
800

A synonym for nonsense, it is most commonly used to describe unintelligible or meaningless speech or writing 

Gibberish

800

To get the ideal conditions for recording this phenomenon a cameraman traveled miles on skis into a pitch-dark forest

The Northern Lights

800

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

Now describing anything that kills plants this word was a brand name for a weed killer that was probably sodium arsenate

1000

By law all PFDs short for these made of balsa or cork were retired from service by March 1999

Personal Flotation Devices

1000

It can mean a medicated throat candy or in geometry the shape seen here

Lozenge

1000

Per the City of London, Residential waste shall mean garbage and this

Rubbish

1000

Adults are too heavy but a young python can climb even the thinnest branches to seek prey at night in this upper level of a rainforest

The Canopy
1000

It's the trademarked name for epinephrine that now just means excitement- -what a rush!

Adrenaline