Nursery Rhymes
"Hey, Diddle, Diddle" sets up a possible sequel featuring the dish as it runs away with this
Spoon
"She sells sea shells" at this location
Seashore
In this form of jumping rope, 2 people twirl 2 jump ropes in the opposite direction simultaneously
"Patty cake, patty cake, baker's man. Bake me a cake..."
As fast as you can!
Alliteration abounds in this 3-word phrase, a very uncomplicated game where you ring someone's doorbell & run away
Ding-dong-ditch
The sheep's in the meadow because this colorful kid is fast asleep under a haystack
Little Boy Blue
It's how much wood a woodchuck would chuck "if a woodchuck could" do this
Chuck wood
"Bubble gum, bubble gum in a dish.
How many pieces do you wish?
1, 2, 3…" When do you stop counting?
When the jumper makes a mistake/trips
"Hey, hey, oh playmate,
Come out and play with me
And bring your dollies three
Climb up my..."
Apple tree
The punchline to the classic prank call "Is your refrigerator running?"
Well you better go catch it!
A nursery rhyme concerns nimble, quick Jack & this feat of his
Jump over the candlestick
Peter Piper picked a peck of these
Pickled Peppers
"One, two, Buckle my shoe;
Three, four..."
Shut the door
In the original lyrics to the hand clap game “Winston Smells Good Just Like a Coconut," coconut used to be this addictive Winston product
Cigarette
This gag item produces an unseemly noise when the unsuspecting take a seat
Whoopie cushion
"There was an old lady who swallowed a fly", but shockingly, this is next on the menu
Spider
"Barbarians bumble in blackberry" these, another word for prickly bushes or shrubs
Brambles
"Cinderella, dressed in yellow, went upstairs to kiss her fellow. By mistake she kissed a..."
Snake
"A sailor went to sea, sea, sea,
To see..."
What he could see, see, see
If your prankster friend offers you a piece of gum, you might want to decline unless you want this to happen.
To get shocked/zapped
The sudden appearance of an arachnid frightens her off her stool
Little Miss Muffet
A "unique" place, this American state is used in a tongue twister to help actors warm up
New York
"Miss Lucy had a baby, she named him Tiny Tim.
She put him in the bathtub To see if he could..."
Swim
"Miss Susie had a steamboat,
The steamboat had a bell.
Miss Susie went to heaven,
The steamboat went to..."
(Miss Susie is schoolyard rhyme in which each verse seems to lead up to a rude word which is revealed in the next verse to be an innocuous word or phrase)
Hello operator... (please give me #9...)
Though not considered dangerous, this prank substance causes physical irritation to the skin
Itching powder