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Science
Folded AUDL Teams
Anagrams
Powder
Hogs
400
Ketchup is made from these
Tomato
400
A 1957 Scientific American article called this "Mighty" organelle the "Powerhouse of the Cell"
The Mitochonria
400
Before the Shred, there was this fierce team, whose stadium is located at Taylorsville High School
Salt Lake Lions
400
Photographers to the stars: A PIZZA RAP
Paparazzi
400
William Wrigley Jr. sold soap & baking powder before rising to wealth & fame selling this
Gum
400
To dish out swill to your hogs, or the swill itself
Slop
800
On Community, Britta insisted that this zero-shaped product is pronounced with an accent on the first syllabel.
Bagel
800
The synthetic slippery resin polytetrafluoro-ethylene, or PTFE for short, has been trademarked under this name
Teflon
800
This team won the first AUDL championship in 2012, and then left to compete in the Major League Ultimate
Philadelphia Spinners
800
Vegetable: FAILURE COWL
Cauliflower
800
This Nestle powder started with the chocolate flavor, added banana, pulled banana, added strawberry
Nesquik
800
It's the type of vehicle used by Travolta & friends in "Wild Hogs"
Motorcycles
1200
People can't seem to agree whether this word, a popular confection that is made by heating sugar until it turns brown, has 2 or 3 syllables
Caramel
1200
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99% of intl. data traffic is carried by several hundred of these 2-word light transmission cables crisscrossing the ocean floor
1200
Same area as the Buccaneers, same theme as the Buccaneers, part of the Atlantic Division in 2021
Tampa Bay Cannons
1200
A holiday item: SEARCH, SET, TRIM
Christmas Tree
1200
Not just for donuts, this pottery finisher made from a powder can give your final creation a lovely sheen
Glaze
1200
Vermont hogs have lived high off this company, eating ice cream waste & loving it (except for mint Oreo)
Ben & Jerry's
1600
Don't offend the people in this city, a popular destination for Mardi Gras, by pronouncing the name incorrectly
New Orleans
1600
Inside protons & neutrons, quarks are bound by these particles whose name reveals their sticky nature
Gluons
1600
Jesse Shofner became the first woman to score a goal in an AUDL game as part of this Tennessee based team
Nashville NightWatch
1600
A European legislature: APT IN REALM
Parliament
1600
The powder for these, worn by 18th c. men, was made of ground starch & scented with lavender; a 1795 tax ended the style
Wig
1600
These wild hogs are named for their bristle-covered dorsal regions
Razorbacks
2000
This nut, commonly used in pies and often associated with Southern cuisine, has a sweet and buttery flavor.
Pecan
2000
Of the 8 main blood types, this is the rarest in the U.S. & found in less than 1% of the population
AB Negative
2000
The Rhode Island Rampage and this other New England team were sued by the AUDL in 2012. They were also fined a maximum fine of $10,000 a game, which they did not pay causing them to lose a playoff berth.
Connecticut Constitution
2000
A stone home for mummy: PUSH AS CARGO
Sarcophagus
2000
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From a Latin word for "powder", it means to pound or grind something into a powder
2000
Hippos & hogs are among the many animals who do this, roll in mud or liquid to soothe themselves
Wallow