Hangouts
Masks
That's So Cliche
A SNGL VWL (words with a single vowel)
Name The Game
Silent Letter But Deadly (words with silent letters)
What food is that?
"V"ocabulary (words beginning with V)
Don't Rush Me! (Things that are slow)
Meteorology
The DC Universe
Book Chapters
100
Let's chill at the New York public one; it has 92 locations & more than 55 million items, including DVDs
The library
100
The Medico de la Peste mask was originally worn in the 17th century by a doctor treating victims of this bubonic contagion
The Black Plague
100
I've decided to participate; I'm throwing this item "into the ring"
A hat
100
Itch has one--so does this action to deal with the itch
Scratch
100
Use all 7 of your tiles on one turn & get a 50-point bonus
Scrabble
100
Proverbially, you go "under" it when you head into surgery
Under the Knife
100
T-bone or porterhouse
Steak
100
Title for the student with the highest academic ranking who delivers a speech at graduation
Valedictorian
100
This class is taking forever! Time seems to be doing this, creeping forward on its hands and knees
Crawling
100
In the north Atlantic & Northeast Pacific, "hurricane" is the regional term; in the northwest Pacific, it's "typhoon", but in the south Pacific & Indian Ocean, this word is used, from Greek for "circle".
Cyclone
100
Slate's theory on why glasses were enough to disguise this hero -- all his pals had a condition called face blindness
Superman
100
Chapter 15 of "Twilight" is named for this family of Edward's
The Cullens
200
Be it Bondi in Sydney or Redondo in Cali, it's always a fun day at this geographic feature
The beach
200
These 2 antonymic forms of theater are symbolically represented by masks
Comedy & Tragedy
200
Look at the size of you! You're "growing like" one of these normally unwelcome plants
A weed
200
You contestants from northerly latitudes will recognize this, partially melted snow & ice
Slush
200
The classic version incorporates real streets in Atlantic City
Monopoly
200
An adult might let you run with rock or paper, but never with these
Scissors
200
California roll
Sushi
200
It's a household appliance, or a space devoid of matter
Vacuum
200
A simile says "slaw as" this sweet foodstuff known as treacle in Great Britain
Molasses
200
The 11-year cycle of these solar areas that are a cool 6500 degrees, has been correlated with temperature changes on Earth.
Sunspots
200
Based in the conveniently located Central City, this hero is AKA the Scarlet speedster & the Fastest Man Alive
The Flash
200
Chapter 21 of this classic is "Laurie Makes Mischief, and Jo Makes Peace"
Little Women
300
Sometimes it's fun to relax at home with your pals & listen to hits like "Natural" & "Believer" by this beastly band
Imagine Dragons
300
The "Music Of The Night" might surround you when you wear the mask from this musical
The Phantom of the Opera
300
That pair is so alike, they're like these, a pair of legumes together
Peas in a pod
300
To interrogate harshly, or where you broil your burger
Grill
300
Water on the knee is one challenge
Operation
300
It's a tool & a deadly weapon in a game of Clue & can also mean to twist violently
Wrench
300
Acorn or butternut
Squash
300
Hazy or unspecific
Vague
300
If you're slow & low-energy, you're this adjective containing the name of a gastropod with no shell.
Sluggish or slug-like
300
This triatomic allotrope of oxygen leaves that peculiar smell in the air after thunderstorms.
Ozone
300
This show starring Stephen Amell as a billionaire who takes aim at crime began in 2012; get the point?
Arrow
300
"The Expanding Universe" is a chapter in his book "A Brief History of Time"
Stephen Hawking
400
In the '80s, teen gamers hung in arcades to see ghosts named Blinky, Pinky, Inky & Clyde chase this guy around a maze
Pac-Man
400
"The Man in the Iron Mask" was a mysterious unidentified prisoner held in this country in the late 1600s
France
400
We're doing it, no matter what, "come hell or" this other condition
High water
400
6-letter immobilizer for a fractured bone
A splint
400
Use letter tiles to build words in this a-peeling game with a fruit in its name
Bananagrams
400
This "d'etat", a sudden forced change in government, can get dangerous fast
A coup
400
Naan
Bread
400
This 8-letter word is a synonym for neighbourhood or closeby.
Vicinity
400
If you won't move, you dig in your heels; if you move slowly, you do this with them.
Drag
400
When one of these devices that measure air pressure is falling, wet weather is likely on the way.
Barometer
400
In "Justice League" this Jason Mamoa character admits, "I don't want to die. I'm young. There's (stuff) that I want to do"
Aquaman
400
Chapter 1 of this novel by Louis Sachar begins "There is no lake at Camp Green Lake"
Holes
500
Nowadays, teen gamers hang using voice & text chat on this app with a name meaning strife or lack of harmony
Discord
500
In Latin America skull-shaped masks are popular on this holiday, el Dia de Los Muertos
The Day of the Dead
500
You can do this for exercise, or to "your memory"
To jog
500
Cursive writing
Script
500
It takes some math skills & strategy to win in this ancient African family of games
Mancala
500
A silent "C" is the second letter of this agricultural implement, Death's symbolic tool of the trade
Scythe
500
Havarti
Cheese
500
It's a member of the camel family, seen here.
Vicuna
500
This 10-letter verb means to diminish a vehicle's speed, especially with that brick wall ahead.
Decelerate
500
The Beaufort scale generally ranges from 0 to 12 in measuring this
Wind
500
Crashing a plane he's on? Killing a nuclear physicist on a football field? This masked "Batman" villain sure gets around.
Bane
500
This first book in a series has the chapters "What Lucy Found There" & "Back on This Side of the Door"
The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe (Chronicles of Narnia)