Candy and Sweets
This chocolate-covered peanut butter candy bar shares its name with a famous sci-fi movie character.
Reese’s
This classic board game involves buying and trading properties to bankrupt your opponents.
Monopoly
Batman’s loyal sidekick, known for his colorful costume and acrobatic skills.
Robin
This 90s boy band had hits like “I Want It That Way” and “Larger Than Life.”
Backstreet Boys
This acronym means “Laugh Out Loud.”
LOL
This sour, chewy candy often comes in flavors like green apple, cherry, and blue raspberry.
Sour Patch Kids
In this game, players try to guess a secret word or phrase by drawing pictures without using letters or numbers.
Pictionary
Spider-Man’s sidekick and best friend, who later becomes the superhero known as Nova.
Harry Osborn
This TV show followed six friends living in New York City and aired from 1994 to 2004.
Friends
This abbreviation means “Be Right Back.”
BRB
This classic candy has a red and white striped wrapper and a name that’s also a type of tree.
Candy Cane
This puzzle toy, invented by Ernő Rubik in 1974, challenges you to align colors on each side.
Rubik’s Cube
This sidekick to Iron Man is a genius kid named Arno.
Arno Stark
This popular 90s TV show featured a group of teens at Bayside High School and starred Mark-Paul Gosselaar.
Saved by the Bell
This slang term refers to a person who watches video game streams but doesn’t play.
spectator
This candy features a chewy caramel center covered in milk chocolate and is known for its slogan “Chewy, Gooey, Chocolatey, Nutty.”
Milky Way
This popular children’s building toy consists of interlocking plastic bricks.
LEGO
Aquaman’s teenage sidekick, a young hero with water powers.
Aqualad
This 90s tech innovation revolutionized music by letting people listen to songs on portable discs.
CD player or Discman
This phrase means to show support or admiration for someone online.
stan
This sweet, fruity candy is often found in a rainbow of colors and shares its name with a type of flower.
Jelly Beans
This classic outdoor toy consists of a plastic hoop that you spin around your waist.
Hula Hoop
This sidekick to Captain Marvel (Shazam) shares his powers and is known as “Captain Marvel Jr.”
Freddy Freeman
This handheld gaming device, released by Nintendo in 1989 but popular through the 90s, featured games like Pokémon and Tetris.
Game Boy
This term describes when someone unexpectedly leaves or disappears from an online conversation.
ghosting