Abbr. and Anagrams
F.O.M.O
Fear of Missing Out
California tax code ruled that this is a sandwich.
What is a hot dog?
Rolling two 1s on the dice.
What is snake eyes?
This common Minnesota wetlands turtle, tolerates freezing temps well because of an anti-freeze-like substance in their blood.
What is a painted turtle?
Covering 5.6 million square feet, makes this the largest of its kind in Minnesota.
What is the Mall of America?
The "H" in HOMES
What is Lake Huron?
The abbreviation for this popular sandwich has no vowels.
What is a B.L.T.?
A service winner or your best pitcher.
What is an ace?
This close relative of the grey wolf, sometimes call the American jackal, is a common sight throughout MN.
What is coyote?
This common breakfast appliance was created in Stillwater, MN in 1926.
What is a toaster?
What is Sun Protection Factor?
In 1936, Chic Young introduced this sandwich in a comic strip which is still in syndication.
What is Dagwood?
Your score was two shots over par on the last hole.
What is a double bogey?
A denizen of streams and lakes in Minnesota often concealed under rocks or logs, these omnivores are actually popularly farmed and consumed in the south.
What is a crayfish?
Minneapolis has 9.5 miles of this system for safety, comfort and flow.
What is the skyway?
Phew, let the weekend begin!
What is T.G.I.F.?
Bernard Schimmel of Omaha is said to have invented this sandwich which he named after his customer.
What is a Reuben?
Lebron's shot missed the rim, the backboard and everything.
What is an airball?
While Ursus Americanus generally avoids humans and has a Minnesota habitat in the northern third of the state, its range is slowly expanding south and west.
What is black bear?
DAILY DOUBLE
Who is Anne Bancroft?
Only 21 individuals have won this show biz grandslam.
What is an E.G.O.T.?
Popularized and still served in New Orleans, this was created by a Sicilian immigrant c. 1906.
A full house in Texas Hold 'Em poker.
What is a boat?
Among the largest of Minnesota bird species, their grey bodies, white faces and red crowns make them a distinct presence in fields and marshes.
What is a Sandhill Crane?
What are Post-It Notes?