Newfangled Lingo
It's a 2-word term for the brief delay before speaking on Tiktoks made by those in their late 20s to early 40s
Millenial Pause
After the recent death of Ozzy Osborne, this single has hit the charts across the globe once again
Crazy Train
This Mexican grill lists the 53 ingredients it uses, and yes, one of them is the chili peppers it's named for
Chipotle
As Miles Teller reminded us on the SNL 50th Anniversary show, it wasn't "Top Gun II", but "Top Gun:" this word
Maverick
Guy Fawkes
If your apartment has holes in the wall that are painted over and cheap vinyl flooring, you may be the victim of one of these
Landlord special
Gladys Knight and the Pips sing about a woman taking "The Midnight Train to" this southern U.S. state, to reunite with her love
Georgia
This chain advises looking for its hot light to know when its original glazed doughnuts are, ya know, hot
Krispy Kreme
John C. Reilly reprised his title voice role in a 2018 sequel as this guy, who 'Breaks the Internet"
Wreck-It Ralph
Americans may celebrate this holiday in November, but our Canadian friends up North celebrate one month earlier
Thanksgiving
This bit of online vernacular means you've clearly been caught in the act, usually of wrongdoing
Caught in 4k
He "shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die", leading to his imprisonment here, in a Johnny Cash classic
Folsom Prison (Blues)
You can get soup or mac and cheese in a bread bowl from this place with a name from Latin for "bread basket"
Panera
"The Matrix" sequels all had words starting with "Re" in their titles: "Reloaded", "Revolutions", and in 2021, these
Resurrections
The final week of Lent before Easter in many Spanish speaking countries revolves around this festive celebration
Semana Santa
A major improvement in one's self, usually an improvement in appearance, confidence, and style.
Glow-Up
"Clang, clang, clang" went this, in the 1944 Judy Garland film "Meet Me in St. Louis"
The Trolley (song)
Beijing Beef and Walnut Shrimp are on the menu of this place that puns "We Wok for You"
Panda Express
The subtitle of the sequel to this Sandra Bullock film was "Armed and Fabulous"
"Miss Congeniality"
Celebrated across the world on the second day of Christmastide, this holiday has nothing to do with gloves and a ring
Boxing Day
Someone who seeks validation by trying to stand out, often putting down others in their gender or group to gain favor or attention
A pick-me
In this appropriately named Soul Asylum song, you may feel like you're going the "Wrong way on a one-way track"
Runaway Train
This chain's items aren't limited to items like the "Meatzza Pizza", it's also got loaded tots
Domino's
Unlike most James Bond films, this 2008 sequel takes place directly after the events of the previous film "Casino Royale"
"Quantum of Solace"
Much like how Americans call Independence Day "4th of July", the French simply refer to this national holiday as "Fourteenth of July"
Bastille Day