Love at First Bite
Sometimes called a yam in the Western world, it’s really one of these
What is sweet potato?
These two words are exchanged at the altar during a wedding ceremony.
What is “I do”? While many couple write their own vows, they still say their “I do’s.”
In I Love Lucy, the Ricardo's live in this borough of New York City.
What is Manhattan? Fun fact: In reality, their address—623 East 68th Street on the Upper East Side—would be in the middle of the East River between Manhattan and Roosevelt Island.
A four-letter word beginning with N that describes an alcove or small, recessed section of a room, usually devoted to one activity
What is nook?
This Calcutta-based nun was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her humanitarian work in India, and she was canonized in 2016.
Who is Mother Teresa?
Clocks go this way at the end of daylight saving time in November, granting a precious extra hour of sleep.
What is back?
If you were to study whorls, arches, and loops, you would be studying these.
What are fingerprints?
A simple, yet decadent, dessert is this whole fruit dipped in chocolate.
What is a strawberry?
This epic double “do” is from JFK’s inaugural address.
What is [My fellow Americans,] “ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country”? An equally poignant passage from the same speech that is rarely quoted is “My fellow citizens of the world, ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Green Acres and Petticoat Junction are both set in this small rural community.
What is Hooterville?
A burglar, robber, extortionist, etc.
What is crook?
This 1960s-era pop artist known for his Marilyn Monroe painting is responsible for the phrase “15 minutes of fame.”
Who is Andy Warhol?
This federal holiday honoring the military is held in November.
What is Veterans Day?
This shellfish is often served raw on the half shell with lemon; it’s a French Quarter favorite.
What are oysters?
This 1937 song by the Andrews Sisters warns the listener: Don’t do this with “anyone else but me.”
What is “Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree.”
Andy, Aunt Bee, Opie, Barney, Goober, and Gomer live here.
What is Mayberry?
One who is not an accountant but tracks inflows and outflows
What is bookkeeper?
He’s the man who went by this double-B nickname and provided endless moments of levity for everyone except Iraqis during Operation Desert Storm.
Who is Baghdad Bob?
These U.S. national political “contests” are held in November.
What are (federal) elections?
Known for its rich flavor and mood-enhancing qualities, this sweet treat contains phenylethylamine, the “love molecule.”
What is chocolate?
Neither underdress nor overdress, but it’s important to do this.
What is dress for the occasion?
The 1960s spy sitcom Get Smart is set in this city.
What is Washington, D.C.?
The “Wi” in Wi-Fi is assumed to stand for this.
What is wireless?
This award-winning broadcaster once cohosted The Today Show (now Today), and her husband created Doonesbury.
Who is Jane Pauley?
November is the only month this classic British playwright never mentioned in his plays or sonnets.
Who is William Shakespeare?
This creamy Italian dessert is a popular romantic treat, and its name means “cooked cream.”
What is panna cotta?
Men wear this color and type of jacket at white-tie affairs.
What is black (evening) tailcoat?
Batman and Robin were headquartered in this city.
What is Gotham City?
The double-S word astronauts experience in space due to microgravity
What is weightlessness?
She’s Mrs. Alan Greenspan.
Who is Andrea Mitchell?
November is known as this type of meteorological month.
What is transitional?
This multicourse Japanese dining style is often reserved for special occasions.
What is kaiseki?
Old-fashioned Southern etiquette requires you to do this when an elder enters the room.
What is get up?
Mork & Mindy is set in this city, just north of Denver.
What is Boulder, Colorado?
Refers to the entire head of hair, usually in a positive manner
What are tresses?
This Swedish band released eight hit albums from 1973 to 1981. You may know their hit single “Dancing Queen.”
What is ABBA?
November is derived from the Latin novem, which is this number.
What is nine?