Tennis
If At Least Three Points Have Been Scored By Each Player, Making the Player's Scores Equal At 40 Apiece, the Score Is Not Called Out As "40–40", But Rather As This Term Meaning Two
Deuce
Charles J. Guiteau, Assassinated This President While Waiting For A Train At A Washington Train Station.
James Garfield
A Teen Drama Focuses On a Group Of Privileged Teenagers Who Attend a Prestigious High School On the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City. Their Private Lives Are Constantly Commented Upon By An Unknown Blogger Under This Pseudonym
Gossip Girl
A Scientist Who Studies Humanity, Examining Human Origins, Development, Cultures, Societies, and Behaviors Across Time and Place
This Leavened, Oven-Baked or Tawa-Fried Flatbread, That Can Also Be Baked in a Tandoor, Characterized by a Light and Fluffy Texture and Golden-Brown Spots from the Baking Process
Naan
The French Open Is Played On This Type Of Court Notorious For Slowing Rallies, Rewarding Endurance, and Staining Shoes With Red Dust
Clay
This Influential Heavy Metal Guitarist, Co-Founder Of Pantera, Was Tragically Shot And Killed On December 8, 2004, While Performing Onstage At A Nightclub In Columbus, Ohio, In An Attack That Also Claimed The Life Of A Fan And Injured Several Others.
Dimebag Darrell
This Famous Actor Got His Start Playing Young Mason Capwell On NBC's Santa Barbara
Leo DiCaprio
Inflammation of the Stomach and Intestines, Typically Resulting from Bacterial Toxins or Viral Infection and Causing Vomiting and Diarrhea
Gastroenteritis
Olive Oil Serves as the Hallmark Fat in Nearly Every Dish In This Southeast European Country, from Salads to Stews, Imparting a Distinctive Fruity Flavor and Providing Health Benefits, as Seen in the UNESCO-Recognized Mediterranean Diet
Greece
This Wimbledon Champion Became Nearly As Known For His Confrontations With Umpires As This New York Native Dominated Late-1970s and Early-1980s Tennis
John McEnroe
On The Morning Of July 15, 1997, This Famous Fashion Designer Was Shot In The Head At Point-Blank Range Outside His Miami Beach Mansion By A Man Wearing A Grey T-Shirt, Black Shorts, And A White Hat, And Was Pronounced Dead At Age 50; The Murder Was Witnessed By His Former UK Senior Stylist.
Gianni Versace
In August 2011, It Was Confirmed That the Eighth Season Of This Mystery Comedy-Drama Would Be the Show's Last; By the End Of the Series, It Had Surpassed Charmed With the Most Episodes In An Hour-Long Television Series Featuring All-Female Leads.
Desparate Housewives
Someone Easily Swayed by Tender, Sensitive Emotions Like Love, Nostalgia, or Pity, Often to the Point of Being Overly Emotional or Unrealistic, Prioritizing Feelings Over Logic
Sentimentalist
This Famous Seaside Amusement Area in the United States Became Known for Its Competitive Eating Contests Starting in 1916, Where Immigrants Raced to Eat Hot Dogs, Showcasing Their Patriotism and Celebrating Local Food Culture Alongside Bustling Boardwalk Attractions, Rides, and Entertainment.
Coney Island
A Colloquial Tennis Term Inspired By The Zero On The Scoreboard, Referring To A Set Won Without Conceding A Single Game, Often Likened To The Shape Of A Round Breakfast Pastry.
Bagel
This Co-Founder Of The Black Panther Party And Prominent Civil Rights Activist, Was Shot And Killed On August 22, 1989, Outside A Nightclub In Oakland, California.
Huey Newton
In 1996, TV Guide Included the Wedding Of Luke and Laura On This Show As Part Of Its "100 Most Memorable Moments In TV History", Ranking It Number 35
General Hospital
The Process Whereby the Character of a Poor Urban Area Is Changed by Wealthier People Moving In, Improving Housing, and Attracting New Businesses, Often Displacing Current Inhabitants in the Process
Gentrification
This Countries Culture Maintains Over 200 Regional Languages Like Breton and Basque, Many Repressed Until Constitutional Recognition in 2008, Fostering Unique Local Identities Amid National Unification.
France
She Won 157 Singles Titles, Including 18 Majors With a Record Seven French Opens and Six US Opens, Reached 34 Consecutive Major Finals, Was Ranked World No. 1 For 260 Weeks In the Late 70s, And Finished As Year-End No. 1 Five Times, and Now Works As a Tennis Analyst For ESPN.
Chris Evert
Benazir Bhutto. Prime Minister Of This Country, Was Killed By a Suicide Bomber At the Same Location Where Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan Was Assassinated
Pakistan
This Fictional Character From The British Soap Opera Doctors Was Inspired By A Real-Life Army Captain Who Left The Military To Run A Doctor’s Surgery.
Howard Bellamy
Referring to a Product or Substance That Is Unlikely to Cause an Allergic Reaction
Hypoallergenic
Wat Is A Stew From Eritrea And This East African Country That May Be Prepared with Chicken, Beef, Lamb, a Variety of Vegetables, Spice Mixtures Such as Berbere, and Niter Kibbeh, a Seasoned Clarified Butter
Ethiopia