BODY LANGUAGE
BEFORE & AFTER
COMMON BONDS
BETTER LET "IM" OUT
HOW 'BOUT A GAME OF CARDS?
"THE" END
400
If you're being intentionally unfriendly, you're said to be giving this
the cold shoulder
400
"International" cocoa concoction for the unmarried Clue character
Swiss Miss Scarlet
400
Black, butter, kidney
beans
400
A violent collision when one thing hits another; a peaceful agreement
impact and pact
400
This game includes skip cards & draw 2 cards, & it makes you say its name just before you win
UNO
400
a fashion
trend
800
Your grandparent might remember when you were this "to a grasshopper"
Knee high
800
Last 4 words of our national anthem, as sung by an animated kitchen appliance.
home of the brave little toaster
800
Hakuna matata, safari, hatari
Swahili words and phrases
800
To run someone through with a sharp stick; his probable complexion as a result
impale and pale
800
In a variant of this game, instead of "Do you have any aces?", you ask for an ace of a specific suit
Go Fish
800
To feel intense dislike
loathe
1200
to observe the rules
toe the line
1200
Kermit's colorful theme song about the group that nominated Ralph Nader
"It's Not Easy Being Green" Party
1200
The bridge of a ship, a pottery studio, suitcases
things that have wheels
1200
Hampered, like a drunk driver; joined up with a partner
impaired and paired
1200
Hold the gin & deal 7 cards when 3 or 4 play this game instead of just 2 people
rummy
1200
To alleviate or provide solace
soothe
1600
A saying that is believed to have originated as a theatrical device, a technique for an actor to indicate that a statement was meant to be sarcastic or a joke.
tongue-in-cheek
1600
Peter Pan's enemy is the way you were fooled into completely believing a story
Captain Hook, line & sinker
1600
Vinegar, the element mercury, some assets
liquid
1600
An obstacle & the triangular architectural feature seen here
impediment & pediment
1600
Being dealt the unbeatable number in the first 2 cards can pay 3 to 2 in a standard casino game of this
Blackjack
1600
To fancy up an argument with big words, or to array with garments
to clothe
2000
The logo used by the Pinkerton Detective Agency led to the use of this term for a detective
private eye
2000
Prussian monarch military genius whose Jazz Age story plays out on Long Island
Frederick the Great Gatsby
2000
A dagger; South America; a rambling speaker (at last)
things that come to a point
2000
First name of philosopher Kant; first name of Panamanian leader Noriega
Immanuel and Manuel
2000
Think hard! This kids' game where you match pairs is also called Memory
Concentration
2000
To be filled with violent emotion, perhaps rage
seethe