Acronyms & Abbrievations
YOLO (internet)
You only live once
This hero's ultimate has been reworked a bunch during the course of the game's history, initially being able to resurrect every dead teammate in one burst, but now is just having the ability to fly with enhanced abilities.
Mercy
to join something to something else so as to increase the size, number, or amount.
add
Give me the song and artist, "I might kill my ex, not the best idea"
Kill Bill by SZA
FB (internet)
Reinhardt's shield possesses this much health before it is destroyed
1200
this word is a synonym for perplexed or confused
puzzled
Instruments like the timpani, tuba, cello, and the trombone use this clef to read and play sheet music
Bass clef
GCF (math)
greatest common factor
Torbjorn & Brigitte, Pharah & Ana
a team game in which the ball is thrown, caught, and carried with a long-handled stick having a curved L-shaped or triangular frame at one end with a piece of shallow netting in the angle.
Lacrosse
This one-hit wonder is known for his song "Somebody That I Used to Know" collaborated with Kimbra which amassed over a billion listens on Spotify.
Gotye
mp (music)
mezzo piano
Reaper's wraith form has a cooldown of this many seconds
8 seconds
the official headquarters for diplomats and representatives serving in a foreign country, which can assist in country living, working, and most notably traveling. A north korean refugee can escape from North Korea, hide in the headquarters of South Korean diplomats until they assist the North Korean to fly to South Korea for freedom
Embassy
This composer born in the 1600s is known for his music piece that encapsulated the 4 seasons into music
Antonio Vivaldi
AED (medical)
automated external defibrillator
(two part question) _____ says "A battle's end calls for meditation. Not games." to _____ .
Genji says to D'Va
an ancient Mesopotamian temple tower consisting of a lofty pyramidal structure built in successive stages with outside staircases and a shrine at the top.
ziggurat
This is the name of the music period spanning from 1400-1600, with instruments like the lyre being used.
Renaissance