NEW DINER SLANG FOR SANDWICHES
Gimme a meatball "u-boat", extra provolone
a sub
Bottle stoppers & wild cherry cough medicine are procured from this part of a tree
the bark
Keep canned fruit from darkening by adding ascorbic acid, better known nutritionally as this
vitamin c
Ballerina attire:
TT
tutu
Sometimes 30 feet long & 500 pounds, this snake has been known to dine on jaguars, deer & capybara
an anaconda
Gimme a meatball "u-boat", extra provolone
a club
Social media can be hazardous to your career health! Winston Moss said he got fired as a coach in 2018 for one of these posts
a tweet
Wound infection & improperly canned food are common causes of this poisoning by a toxin
botulism
It was discovered in 1781:
RANS
Uranus
Southeast Asia's tokay variety of this lizard has padded toes with impressive sticking power
a gecko
A "Dumas count" & a root beer, & hurry it up
a Monte Cristo
Turning the title around in a cheeky way, a 1965 Broadway musical was called "The" this "of the Greasepaint--The Smell of the Crowd"
the roar
The Korean dish known as army stew contains some of this canned meat made ubiquitous by Hormel
spam
He guarded a harem:
ENCH
eunuch
This desert animal's name is a misnomer, as it's really a reptile; it got its name because it looks like a type of amphibian
a horned toad
"Brother of Joseph" in the Bible
a reuben
So, you were supposed to have an operation on your foot & your appendix got removed?! That doctor can only be described as this
a quack
It's the only canned tuna that can be sold in the U.S. & called "White"
albacore
It's the official language of Pakistan:
RD
Urdu
A kin of alligators & crocodiles, this Central & South American reptile lends its name to an island group near Jamaica
a caiman
"Mayflower colonist", lean turkey, easy cranberry
to die
croak
The namesake of this brand of canned pasta was an Italian immigrant who got a job cooking at NYC's Plaza hotel
chef boyardee
It hangs from the back of your throat:
VLA
Uvula
The largest lizard species, it mostly eats carrion but has been known to ambush a pig or deer
the komodo dragon