Slogans
Just do it!
Nike
What are the three traditional primary colors in art
red, yellow, and blue
This term refers to both a large retail complex with multiple stores and a place where you can buy clothes, purses, and shoes.
Mall
Known for their slogan "Eat Mor Chikin," this chain famously does not open on Sundays.
Chick-fil-A
This acronym stands for "Fear Of Missing Out
FOMO
I'm Lovin' It
Mcdonalds
What do you call two colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel, such as red and green?
Completentary Colors
Translated from Roman numerals, “55” appears in the luggage and watch product names of this luxury brand
Louis Vuitton
Inventing the "Baconator," this drive-thru chain is known for its square hamburger patties.
Wendy's
This acronym is used for "In Case You Missed It
ICYMI
America Runs on Dunkin'
Dunkin' Donuts
The color of a bright and sunny afternoon sky.
Blue
This city hosts a major industry event lasting about a week where designers and houses display their latest collections to buyers and media.
New York City
Fruit known for seeds on the outside
Strawberry
The logo for this video-sharing app resembles a stylized musical note or the letter J inside a square.
TikTok
What's in your wallet?
Capital One
This color, representing a lack of hue, is culturally associated with purity in the West but symbolizes death and bad luck in many Eastern cultures.
white
This continent is known for having some of the world's most historically influential and unique fashion.
Europe
Which snack’s name is derived from the Spanish word for “gold”
Doritos
This older, 6-second video-sharing app was the predecessor to today's short-form video platforms.
Vine
Got Milk?
California Milk Processor Board
Scientifically, this color is not a part of the light spectrum at all, but rather the absorption of all visible light.
black
Known globally as the "Big Three" fashion capitals of the world.
Paris, Milan, New York
What is the most widely-eaten food worldwide
Rice
Launched in 2005, this video-sharing site was famously bought by Google in 2006.
YouTube