The name of the ship the Pilgrims traveled on.
What is the Mayflower?
Benjamin Franklin wanted to make this bird the national bird.
What is a turkey?
The first three letters of both Italian and Spanish.
What is "gra"?
In this country, it is customary to give red envelopes filled with money to symbolize luck and prosperity.
What is China?
Whether by train, plane, or automobile, this word means going from place to place.
What is "traveling"?
Thanksgiving is the busiest travel day of the year. This is the second busiest day.
In the sitcom Friends, this Thanksgiving dish gets stuck on Joey's head.
What is a turkey?
The first four letters of both Dutch and German.
What is "dank"?
In this world region, gift-giving is never done with the left hand due to cultural etiquette.
What is the Middle East?
Before a big football game, you might grill burgers in a parking lot while doing this.
What is "tailgating"?
The President who made Thanksgiving a national holiday.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
The most consumed pie type on Thanksgiving.
What is pumpkin?
This language borrows "merci" from the French.
In this world region, guests typically bring new homeowners bread and salt as a housewarming gift.
What is Eastern Europe?
In marketing, it means aiming your ads at a specific audience. In football, it can get you a penalty.
What is "targeting"?
This century was when Thanksgiving was first celebrated.
What is the 17th century?
The most popular fruit for a Thanksgiving side.
What is cranberry?
Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish all share this similar-sounding word.
What is "tak"/"takk"/"tack"?
In this world region, it is considered rude to open a received gift in front of the giver.
What is East Asia?
In chemistry and medicine, this process involves adjusting a substance dose drop by drop.
What is "titrating"?
These two NFL teams always play on Thanksgiving.
What are the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys?
The name of a male turkey.
"Asante" is "thank you" in this language.
What is Swahili?
In this Scandinavian country, children leave rice porridge out for a household spirit called a nisse.
What is Norway?
Endurance athletes and the Fed both use this term for gradually reducing intensity -- whether it's miles or monetary stimulus.
What is "tapering"?