“W”ords
Many working people have these two-day periods off.
The weekends.
This is the nickname for this decade.
Roaring 20s
As we age, these facial features thin, and we can use a pencil or gel to fill them in.
Eyebrows.
When spiders spin these homes larger than usual, it indicates a hard winter is coming.
Webs
This is a polite reply to “thank you.”
You're Welcome.
This is to exchange vows.
Wedding
This is the year of the stock market crash.
1929.
Some people use this brand of petroleum jelly as a moisturizer.
Vaseline.
More fog than usual in this month means it’s going to be a cold winter.
August.
I love you, and I want to spend the rest of my life with you. Please do this.
Marry Me.
This is an employee’s hourly pay.
Wage.
Hemlines went in this direction in the 1920s.
Up.
This Mary built a direct-sale cosmetic brand used by women across the globe.
Mary Kay.
Folklore says that when these nuts from an oak tree fall in excess, a tough winter is indicated.
Acorns.
This major tourist attraction resides partially in Canada and partially in the U.S.
Niagara Falls.
These are flowers that pop up without being planted. One example is the common violet.
Wildflowers or weeds.
Two events in 1918 are attributed to giving us the freewheeling decade of the 1920s. Name one of them.
End of WWI & Spanish Flu Pandemic
Instead of using an off-white concealer to hide bags under the eyes, look for this tone.
Skin or Tan.
If these furry rodents are scurrying around your yard gathering nuts and acorns for the winter, look out! Winter’s going to be a doozy.
Squirrels.
This is the name of the mountain where four presidents’ busts are carved in stone.
Mount Rushmore.
This North American rodent, also called a groundhog, has its own tongue twister.
Woodchuck
This was the outcome of the temperance movement, which reached its peak in 1919, but it did little to dampen spirits (pun intended) in the 1920s.
What is prohibition.
Believe it or not, some women use this brand of hemorrhoid cream to temporarily tighten their facial and neck skin.
Preparation H.
Early migration of this large, beautiful butterfly can foretell a bad winter ahead.
Monarch.
This city resides partially in Missouri and partially in Kansas.
Kansas City.