Connect 4
Sayings
Double Meanings
Opposites
Finish the Line
100

"All Shook Up," "Can't Help Falling in Love," "Jailhouse Rock," "Love Me Tender"

Elvis songs

100

This phrase meaning to exaggerate involves increasing the size of a mound made by a burrowing animal

Make a mountain out of a molehill

100

A dried fruit, or to trim a tree to make it grow better

Prune

100

As seen on Old West posters, rewards were offered for the bad guys captured one of these 2 ways

Dead or alive

100

"You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy when..."

"Skies are grey"

200

Locusts, hail, frogs, darkness

Biblical plagues

200

This exclamation would literally be the male child of a firearm

Son of a gun!

200

To mend shoes, or to put together hastily

Cobble

200

When ordering blinds for your home you often have a choice between these 2 opposites

Horizontal or vertical

200

"Home, home on the range, where" these play

"The deer and the antelope"

300

Roman Holiday, Breakfast at Tiffany's, My Fair Lady, Sabrina

Audrey Hepburn movies

300

It refers to disclosing secret information, like when you accidentally dropped that pot of chili

Spilling the beans

300

Put the pedal to the metal, or one way to kill a bug

Step on it

300

They're the opposite types of theater represented by smiling and frowning masks

Comedy & tragedy

300

In T.S. Eliot's poem "The Hollow Men": "This is the way the world ends not with a bang but a" this

"Whimper"

400

Elaine, George, Kramer, Newman

Seinfeld characters

400

The name of a gastropod is in this phrase that means you're moving really slowly

A snail's pace

400

A commemorative tablet, or some not-so-nice sticky stuff on your teeth

Plaque

400

Starting with the same 3 letters, these 2 words describe lenses that curve inward or outward

Concave & convex

400

From a leprechaun who's been evading cereal theft for decades: "I love me Lucky Charms, they're..."

"Magically delicious!"

500

The Lovers, the Chariot, the Hierophant, the Fool

Tarot cards

500

Originally a jar, this idiom referring to complicating issues is named for the wife of Epimetheus

(Opening) Pandora's Box

500

A scribble by a Northerner, or a type of dandy in song

Yankee Doodle

500

Grammatically, English has these 2 voices

Active & passive

500

 "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women..."

"Merely players"