WORD DERIVATIONS
Roulette derives its name from French for "little" this, though it's really not that little
What is a wheel
This phrase for someone who gives unsolicited advice sounds like a person who is instructing his chauffeur
a backseat driver
This pair of antonyms is used when using a coin to make a decision
heads or tails
This term for a long-handled gardening tool can also mean an immoral pleasure seeker
a rake
Intolerant of this protein mixture? David Lawson has "101 Days of" recipes that are free of it
gluten
Today meaning a fruit juice mix, its name is from the Hindi for "five", referring to a quintet of ingredients
What is punch
"Armchair" this military official is a publication using hindsight to replay famous battles
General
From the Latin for "draw together", it's the opposite of expand
contract
This portable motor-driven tool used to cut wood was employed in a Texas massacre (on film)
a chainsaw
"Dorie's Cookies" includes a section on brownies, bars, break-ups & these Italian-named cookies
biscotti
The name of this tusked marine mammal is probably from the Dutch & is also the name of the Netherlands' top class of submarine
What is a walrus
Not Monday but this morning "quarterback" challenges the decision making in college football games
Sunday morning quarterback
Like a certain "walk" in baseball, something not accidental is this
intentional
The working tools of a blacksmith include a bellows, a hammer & one of these sturdy, iron hammering blocks
an anvil
'Anyone can throw a bunch of ground beef on a grill", says the cookbook named for this animated TV series
Bob's Burgers
In Spanish, the language it's from, this word for a show of daring ends with "t-a" instead of "d-o"
bravata
This 6-letter word means to comment as a spectator, such as when watching a card game
kibitz
This pair of antonyms refers to a style of angling that helps conserve the local fauna
catch & release
From old French for "maul", it's a large wooden hammer with 2 flat faces
a mallet
This celebrity chef wears his signature orange Crocs on the cover of his "Big American Cookbook"
Mario Batali
Greek for "ice" gives us this word for quartz & other minerals of similar structure
crystal
This loose amalgamation of LuLs and Pogchamps thinks they are good at video games, but took 16 days to beat Pokemon Red/Blue
Heterodox, meaning having unusual or minority views, has this antonym that ends with the same 4 letters
orthodox
This term for forceps or pliers also refers to little kids
nippers
Andrea Nguyen gives many ways to make this, "Vietnam's favorite soup and noodles"
pho