My Face When
Pass me the AUX rq
Speed and Power
Twisted Fiction, Sick Addiction
200
This clear outer layer of the eyeball helps refract light onto the lens.
Cornea/s
200
In households, this fixture is said to make a noise in the key of E-flat.
The toilet bowl.
200
This simple device allows control of the closure of a circuit.
Switch
200
These creatures terrorise humans in Isayama Hajime's acclaimed Japanese manga.
Titans
300
This substance from a species of the bacteria Clostridium is, in calculated doses, utilised in therapy and cosmetic medicine.
Botulinum toxin/ BoTox
300
Wan-wan and mung-mong are onomatopoeia for this beloved animal.
Dogs
300
This astronomic constant is comedically referred to as the 'cosmic speed limit'.
Speed of light
300
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Olfactophilia is an excessive urge to do this objects the sufferer encounters.
Smelling.
400
The second half of the word emoji, came from this language, where it means character.
Japanese/ Nihongo
400
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
and TAFKAP were former names of this massive American singer-producer and bassist.
Prince
400
This American politician conducted their famous kite-and-key experiment to demonstrate that lightning is, indeed, a form of electricity.
Benjamin Franklin
400
In fiction, this Greek-derived term denotes a society where injustice and suffering are considered the social norm.
Dystopia
500
Nicolas Cage join this disco-dancing actor in the 1997 action-thriller Face-Off, where they exchange identities and literal faces.
John Travolta
500
Caravan is a famous jazz showpiece written for this instrument.
Drums
500
This day-long endurance race held in France is part of the Triple Crown of Motorsport.
24 Hours of Le Mans
500
Brett Easton Ellis authored this 1991 novel that depicts a caricature of the excess and moral decline of the yuppie during the late 1980s.
American Psycho
600
This small, grooved junction is in between the nose and the lips.
Philtrum
600
This famous music label was named after Detroit's nickname, where it was originally based.
Motown
600
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Crack is to cocaine as speed is to this stimulant drug.
Amphetamine
600
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Mary Shelley's The Modern Prometheus, depicting the story between a gifted creator and his twisted abomination, is more commonly known as this other title.
Frankenstein
1000
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
The masseter is the strongest muscle in our body, and its function is this important step in the digestion process.
Chewing
1000
Jacques Offenbach's opera is written around this Greek musician and hero's journey through the afterlife to retrieve their beloved.
Orpheus
1000
In the Japanese manga Chainsaw Man, Power is a fiend with the abilities of a demon, whose strength lies in the fear of this liquid substance.
Blood
1000
This eponymous French folktale describes a young woman's struggle with an mysterious, older man who has left with with keys to every door in his house, except one which should never be opened.
Bluebeard
1500
The Face of War, a painting meditating on the trauma of war and conflict, is done by this famous surrealist painter.
Salvador Dali
1500
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
VCPR, Flash FM and Wave 103 are fictional radio stations from this popular crime video game series.
Grand Theft Auto
1500
Kn is the abbreviation for this ISO standard unit of speed.
Knot/s
1500
Delirium tremens is the most severe form of withdrawal from misuse and abuse of this substance.
Alcohol/ ethanol
2000
The urna, a symbol thought be represent a whorl of white hair, is commonly seen on depictions of this religious figure.
Buddha/ Siddhartha Gautama
2000
''Video Killed the Radio Star'' was the very first music video played on MTV, and was performed by this British pop group.
The Buggles
2000
Thomas Savery is credited as the first inventor of this seminal step in industrial development and train locomotion.
Steam engine
2000
Hyalophagia is a bizarre addiction characterized by eating this crack-ly organic material.
Glass