Holidays
"W" Words
Sloganeering
Next Line, Please
Abbreviated S
100

It is probable that this holiday gave birth to the modern greeting card

Valentines day

100

Walk like a duck

Waddle

100

A shoe company: "Just do it"

Nike

100

Baa, baa, black sheep...

have you any wool?

100

On a compass

South


200

The U.S. observes this annual holiday on the first Monday in September

Labor Day

200

The vernal equinox signals its end in the northern hemisphere 

Winter

200

A battery: "It just keeps going and going and going..."

Energizer

200

Rock-a-bye baby, on the tree top...

when the wind blows, the cradle will rock

200

On a clothing size tag

Small

300

For Roman Catholics this 40-day period of fasting begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Easter 

Lent

300

Don Quixote was famous for tilting at these

Windmills

300

A fast food franchise: "Finger licking' good"

KFC

300

Jack and Jill went up the hill...

to fetch a pail of water

300

On a report card

Satisfactory

400

This Jewish holy day begins with the recitation of the Kol Nidre 

Yom Kippur

400

Kinds of them include the baleen and blue

Whales

400

A watch company: "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking"

Timex

400

Hickory, dickory, dock

the mouse ran up the clock

400

As a vocal range in opera

Sparano 

500

This June Holiday was signed into law by Richard Nixon in 1972

Fathers Day

500

You can use one of these abrasive items to sharpen your knives

Whetstone

500

A branch of the U.S. Military: "Aim High"

Air Force

500

This old man, he play one

he play knick-knack on my thumb
500

As part of a price in '60s London

Shilling