Winter Idioms
Little Foods
Winter Flavours
1960s Bands
What the Czech?
100

When snow is forecasted, every child prays to get one of these in the morning.

Snow Day

100

If you attend a high tea, you will likely eat these dainty miniature sandwiches with your tea.

Cucumber sandwiches 

100

This category of fruit includes – grapefruit, lemon, tangerine and lime

Citrus 

100

Brian Wilson formed this band, mostly remembered for surf songs

The Beach Boys

100

This is the continent that the Czech Republic is in

Europe

200

At work, when someone has been disciplined so often that a pink slip might be in their future they are said to be doing this on ice

Skating on thin ice 

200

Dim sum comes from this country

China

200

These bright red jewels are grown in bogs

Cranberries

200

Mick Jagger leads this British band – they’re still performing!

The Rolling Stones

200

Hunting this type of fungi is a favourite pastime of the Chez people, particularly in autumn

Mushroom Gathering 

300

When you are stuck at home because of snow you are this

Snowbound

300

Name of finger foods in Spain

Tapas

300

This festive cake with a molten centre will warm you on a cold winter night

Lava cake

300

This duo recorded hits – “Scarborough Fair” and “I Am a Rock”

Simon & Garfunkel

300

They are the highest consumer of this beverage in the world per capita

Beer

400

The opposite of dog days of summer referring to the coldest part of winter

Dead of winter

400

This is the name of the Greek spinach and cheese dish encased in phyllo dough

Spanakopita 

400

These chunky, creamy stews often contain corn or seafood

Chowders

400

Lead singer Roger Daltry and guitarist Pete Townshend, members of this British band – household names during the 1960s

The Who

400

This is the form stage production. A figure – human, animal or abstract form – that is moved by a human is very popular in Czech Republic

Puppetry or marionette 

500

This is a colourful term for SAD (seasonal affective disorder)

Winter Blues

500

French word for hors d’oeuvre or small, easy to eat food. Base of small piece of bread or pastry.

Canapé

500

These white winter vegetables resemble carrots

Parsnips

500

This American ‘aeronautic’ group’s greatest hits include “Somebody to Love,” “White Rabbit,” and “Watch Her Ride”

Jefferson Airplane

500

Two Czech citizens Franktisek Burian & Arnold Jirasek founded the first of this type of clinic in 1927.

Plastic surgery