Foods of the American South
This poultry preparation iconic to the south is abbreviated as the "FC" in KFC
What is Fried Chicken?
In "SpottieOttieDopaliscious" , André 3000 says the drama at the club is "reminiscent of Charles", this 19th century author
Who is Charles Dickens?
When an ace is combined with any card from a 2 through 9 in this game, it's a soft hand
What is Blackjack?
The Coppertop battery
What is Duracell?
To impede, or a laundry receptacle
What is Hamper?
Not to be confused with a shoemaker, this dessert preparation differs from traditional pies by not having a bottom crust
What is a Cobbler?
Sharing a name with a 1920s Harlem Renaissance book, "The Blacker The Berry" is a song off this rapper's "To Pimp a Butterfly"
Who is Kendrick Lamar?
A chilled beverage from Starbucks with coconut milk, açaí & strawberry is called this
What is a Pink Drink?
Baseball Nut & Gold Medal Ribbon ice cream
What is Baskin-Robbins?
You can do this with a fugitive in a place of refuge, perhaps in the same-named watery area
What is Harbor?
Polenta is made by grinding yellow corn into fine smaller pieces, while this popular southern food is made from grinding white corn
What are Grits?
A 2Pac alter ego & a Waka Flocka Flame album both allude to this Italian author of "The Prince"
Who is Machiavelli?
In French, this veggie is un haricot vert
What is a Green Bean?
The WetJet mop starter kit
What is Swiffer?
It's an animal; it's a northeastern city; it's a verb meaning to bully
What is Buffalo?
A popular dish at the Augusta Masters tournament, this southern spread contains cheddar cheese, mayonnaise, and eponymous peppers
What is Pimento Cheese?
This rapper & "Law & Order: SVU" actor titled his spoken word track "Soul on Ice" after Eldridge Cleaver's memoir
Ice-T
Before June gloom & no sky July, sun-loving Southern Californians have to suffer through this related period
What is the May Gray?
The trademarked version of Tater Tots
Ore-Ida
Happening now, or the movement of the tide
What is Current?
The word "gumbo" is thought to derive from words in West African languages like "ki ngombo" or "quingombo," which translate to this vegetable ingredient common in many gumbo recipes
What is Okra?
On "Call Me If You Get Lost", Tyler, the Creator takes on this last name of a 19th c. French poet & also of a particularly Unfortunate family
What is Baudelaire?
Steadfastly loyal, as in the title of a 1986 Madonna hit
What is True Blue?
The Artisan Series 5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer
What is KitchenAid?
To abstain or elect not to do something, like not mentioning it's another word for a song's chorus
What is Refrain?