Short N Sweet
AFC is this "heavenly" dessert that's no yolk, just stiffly beaten egg whites, baked in a pan
Angel Food Cake
A deceitful feline
a lyin lion
In "Death Note", a high school student called Kira can kill you using his mystical notebook if he does this
write your name in it
To rule a kingdom &
to quit your job
reign & resign
That's nuts! The name of this card game tells you which card is wild--just its number, not its suit
Crazy Eights
Want these, RKTs, to be extra good? Brown the butter before adding the marshmallows
Rice Krispy Treats
A pivot for a gate that is colored redish-yellow
An orange door hinge
This mischief-making lad from the Village Hidden in the Leaves gives his teachers at the Ninja Academy all they can handle
Naruto
A part of the hand &
a sacred hymn from the Bible
palm & psalm
Draw 2, Wild & Reverse are cards in this game
Uno
Products from Frosted Cinnamon Roll Pop-Tarts to Canada Dry tonic water use this, HFCS, to sweeten things up
High Fructose Corn Syrup
An additional matriarch
another mother
In a film from this franchise, Goku & Vegeta encounter "Broly, the legendary Super Saiyan"
Dragon Ball
Timber sawed into planks &
to take a snooze
lumber & slumber
Another name for the card game solitaire is this, said to be a virtue
Patience
Maybe not as delightful sounding to talk about PUD cake, this retro dessert that employs canned fruit & a post-bake flip
Pineapple Upside Down
A faux gâteau
a fake cake
2 young girls find unusual forest creatures living near their new home in this Miyazaki film
My Neighbor Totoro
A place of damnation &
a ring of electrons
hell & shell
The joker's (sometimes) wild in this type of poker that's an adaptation of an Asian domino game
Pai Gow
Santa Cruz is Pepperidge Farm's name for these, ORCs
Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
Nuptial comforter
Wedding Bedding
The walls just aren't enough to keep out the horrific, man-eating & totally nude giant humanoids on this show
Attack on Titan
An athletic throwing event &
to debate an issue
This classic trick-taking game shares its name with a word for “to gather” and is often played in teams of two, with a special round called “trumping.”
Spades