Chill in the Air
Unique Treats
Tree Hugging
Past time and Pastimes
Dad's Quoting Random Facts Again
100

This morose resident of Halloweentown just wants something different.

Skeleton Jack, the pumpkin King

100

Some love them, some hate them, but Brach's sells bags and bags of it every year.

Candy corn

100

We get syrup from this legendary fall tree.

Maple

100

Once a popular fall game, this party activity vanished after COVID.

Bobbing for apples

100

Before pumpkins were used, this was the most common item carved and lit to keep bad spirits away.

Gourd(s)

200

Caught up in an adventure she finds equal parts funny and scary, this lady isn't a witch but plants a mean garden.

Mrs. Hart

200

This part of the turkey is commonly separated out depending on personal taste.

Giblets

200

Tens of thousands of acres of this tree were planted in Georgia in the fifties.

Pine

200

A favorite vintage Halloween Classic screened once a year features a cat trick or treating in this costume.

Garfield as a pirate

200

This classic character is the most common Halloween costume of all time.

Witch

300

Popcorn guns and cotton candy cocoons feature as weapons used by these alien invaders in the film of the same name.

Killer Klowns (from Outter Space)

300

Both the mathematical concept of nothing and delightful when frozen.

Zero candy bar

300

This tree is commonly mentioned in the phrase "mighty as an..."

Oak

300

The popular name for the crazed shopping day November is famous for.

Black Friday

300

Maybe the Pilgrims didn't have it that bad since they actually ate this delicacy at the first Thanksgiving and not Turkey.

Lobster

400

Frankenstein's monster, Dracula, the creature from the Black Lagoon, and the invisible man just need this classic movie monster to complete Universal's roster of  golden age monsters.

The mummy

400

Generally regarded as the official food of football games.

Chicken wings

400

Not a redwood, but another titan of the forest and a used car lot.

Sequoia

400

Although some of us argue against the phrase, others consider Thanksgiving this.

Christmas opening ceremonies 

400

These two animal-mascot NFL teams traditionally play each other on Thanksgiving Day.

Lions and Bears

500

Don't let them sell you a house in this endless, cage like green suburb.

Yonder

500

This fay-inspired treat actually contains more sugar by volume than any trick or treat loot item.

Pixy stix

500

Famous or infamous for being the first tree to shed its leaves at the end of summer.

Tulip poplar

500

This clever, cool cat is the oldest balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.

Felix the cat

500

Jaemor Farms was established way back in this year, predating World War 1.

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