Corporate Buzz Words
A phrase that describes the easiest and perhaps juiciest part of a problem to solve first
What is low hanging fruit?
This holiday uses a menorah in its celebration
What is Hanukkah?
The snowman in Frozen
Who is Olaf?
You'll shoot your eye out, kid!
What is Christmas Story?
Fighting Irish
What is Notre Dame?
A made-up verb that describes when you are unwillingly assigned to a task
What is volun-told?
In the early 1800s, the first gingerbread houses were inspired by this famous fairytale
What is Hansel and Gretel?
Buzz Lightyear's catch phrase
What is "To infinity and beyond ..."?
We elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corn and syrup.
What is Elf?
Crimson Tide
What is University of Alabama?
A way to describe pondering the solution to a problem without the constraints of its container
What Think Outside the Box?
Scrooge's first name in a Christmas Carol
What is Ebenezer?
The villain in 101 Dalmatians
Who is Cruella de Vil?
Honey, do you honestly think I would check thousands of tiny little lights if I wasn't sure the extension cord was plugged in?
What is Christmas Vacation?
Longhorns
What is University of Texas - Austin?
A pointed way to say you've made progress on an initiative
What is Move the Needle?
This holiday means "first fruits" in Swahilli
What is Kwanzaa?
In Nightmare before Christmas, this character tries to take over Christmas
Who is Jack Skellington?
Yippee-ki-yay *#(@)!
What is Die Hard?
Utes
What is University of Utah?
What is North Star?
This country is credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition
What is Germany?
Walt Disney movie with the fewest spoken words
What is Dumbo?
This is Christmas. The season of perpetual hope.
What is Home Alone?
Banana Slugs
What is University of California, Santa Cruz?