Shoes
Light and casual shoes primarily worn indoors at home.
Slippers
Called the field in the United States, this term is used by the rest of the world.
Pitch
The act of soaking foods in a liquid to transfer flavor
Marinating
Miley Cyrus swung on one to destroy you in 2013
Wrecking Ball
Popular in China, this holiday is usually celebrated in late January or early February
Lunar New Year
Types include snow, work, cowboy and galoshes.
Boots
These players generally play towards the center of the field contributing on both offense and defense
Midfielders
The act of chopping ingredients into the smallest of fragments, even smaller than dicing.
Mincing
Justin Bieber scored big with this infantile song from 2010
Baby
Juneteenth
These laceless shoes can be worn casual or semi-formal and in one style can have a penny inserted into a front slit or pocket.
Loafers
Standing alone with a total of 5 championships, this nation has won the most World Cups.
Brazil
Popular in gluten free baking, this food additive is used as a thickener and stabilizer.
Xanthan Gum
Gru got his groove on with the help of this 2013 upbeat hit from Pharell
Happy
This annual holiday is observed on April 22nd. Be sure to plant a tree or conserve water!
Earth Day
Types include stacked, platform, Cuban and stiletto.
High-heals
The circle segment at the top of the 18 yard box is known as this
Penalty arc
The act of thickening a liquid or a sauce via simmering in order to concentrate the flavor
Reducing or reduction
Lady Gaga didn't get too far below the surface with this 2018 hit from A Star is Born
Shallow
This Canadian holiday is celebrated annually on December 26th
Boxing Day
Used in dance, these shoes have metal plates fastened to the heal and toe portion.
Tap shoes
Tied with 57 international goals, one of two players to lead the United States in goal scoring.
Clint Dempsey
Landon Donovan
The very outer portion of a citrus fruit, peeled away to add color and flavor
Zest
This 2010 Maroon 5 hit payed tribute to a Rolling Stones legend.
Moves Like Jagger
Every year on February 2nd, Americans choose the most arbitrary of ways to make their weather predictions.