Brand Name Vocabulary
The top of a wave, or a popular toothpaste brand
What is Crest?
This "cap-ti-vating" trio of goals will have fans excited at either a hockey or soccer game when any player nets 3 individual goals
What is a Hat-Trick?
In the Animal Kingdom, this biological family includes housecats, tigers, lions, and panthers
What is Feline?
It's the hectic time of day when traffic slows down just as everyone is trying to speed home from work
What is Rush Hour?
This country shares its name with a popular Thanksgiving bird
What is Turkey?
Smothered laughs, or a candy bar
What is Snickers?
This on-field general runs the offense, calls the plays, and handles the snap—making him the only guy on the team who can legally throw a touchdown
What is Quarterback?
This adjective describes someone who is extremely careful with money, like reusing paper towels or clipping every coupon
What is Frugal?
If you drive 80 in a 65 zone, you are breaking this rule of the road
What is the Speed Limit?
This Mediterranean country is home to a famous bell tower in Pisa that just can't seem to stand up straight and the country itself is shaped like a boot
What is Italy?
A military trumpet, or a tasty snack food
What are Bugles?
This infielder is known as number 6 on your scorecard and stands in the "hole" between second and third base.
What is a Shortstop?
This popular breakfast favorite is another name for pancakes
What are Flapjacks?
If you missed your exit on the highway, you will need to pull a 180 and perform this letter-shaped maneuver to go back
What is a U-Turn?
This European nation is famous for Autobahns with no speed limits, fairytale castles, and Oktoberfest
What is Germany?
A pitchfork, or a brand of gum
What is Trident?
This basketball blunder completely misses the rim, the backboard, and the net, usually resulting in a mocking chant from the opposing crowd
What is an Airball?
It’s a young deer, often born with white spots that help it camouflage in the forest, or to show affection
What is Fawn?
You might experience this "furious" type of highway hysteria when another driver cuts you off
What is Road Rage?
This Scandinavian nation is the birthplace of the Vikings, features a blue cross outlined in white on its bright red flag and is home to the city of Oslo
What is Norway?
A reward for bringing in a fugitive, or a popular paper towel brand
What is Bounty?
This rising boxing punch sounds like a premium cut of meat, but it's meant for an opponent's chin, not a dinner plate
What is an Uppercut?
From a Dutch word for "pirate," it’s the ultimate political stall tactic where a senator might read the phone book just to keep the clock ticking
What is Filibuster?
New Jersey is famous for these circular intersections that requires drivers to go with the flow, always yielding to traffic already inside the loo
What is a Roundabout?
Sharing a pronunciation with a word for needing food, this European nation's capital is Budapest
What is Budapest?