Connect 4
Geography "B"
Going to Extremes
Having a “cow”
Overthinking It
A Verb and a Noun
Jeopardy.com
Internationally Idiomatic
100

Islamic, Julian, Gregorian, Chinese

Calendars 

100

The Royal Residence of England.

Buckingham Palace

100

Tampico, Mexico holds the record for the location at the lowest latitude at sea level where this weather phenomenon has occurred.

Snowfall (the Great Freeze of 1985)

East-Central Mexico (22N 97W)

100

Jesse James and Billy the Kid were famous examples of these, popularized in westerns and novels; also, someone who is careless or reckless

Cowboy

100

What state do the Kansas City Chiefs play their home games in?

Missouri

100

To search thoroughly, or an implement used to groom hair

Comb

100

Tiktok

100

”She fell into my eye” (Lithuanian)

”The apple of my eye”, to become attracted to someone
200

Locusts, Hail, Frogs, Darkness

Biblical Plagues

200

In this country, you would find the world's largest Flemish community, which does not get along well with its Dutch and French speaking neighbors.

Belgium

200

134 degrees Fahrenheit is the highest registered air temperature on Earth, recorded in July 1913 in this place. 

Double points for the name of the specific location name.

Furnace Creek, Death Valley, California, USA

200

A person lacking in courage

Coward

200

According to the Guiness Book of World Records, this is the best selling book of all time.

the Guiness Book of World Records 

200

To assume a dramatic role, or a law passed by Congress

Act

200

Singer-Crosby.com, for searching the web

Bing

200

“The shrimp that falls asleep is carried by the current” (Spanish)

”You snooze, you lose”
300

Lexington, Independence, Kitty Hawk, Gerald Ford

Aircraft Carriers (classes/lead ships)

300

A region of the Southern United States and the Midwestern state of Missouri, where evangelical Protestantism exerts a strong social and cultural influence.

Bible Belt

300

Xinghua, China and Rosario, Argentina are examples of antipodal points, a term that refers to this.

Directly opposite each other (same latitude but opposite longitudes); the farthest point on Earth from each other

300

Location of the Kremlin

Moscow

300

This controversial type of pizza was invented in Ontario, Canada.

Hawaiian

300

To enhance food's flavor, or a quarter of the year

Season

300

Pandora

300
”The camembert says to the roquefort he stinks” (French)

”The pot calling the kettle black” 

400

The Lovers, The Chariot, The Hierophant, The Fool

Tarot Cards

400

Named after the place in France where it is produced, this red wine is also called claret. It is mostly made from red Merlot grapes.

Bordeaux

400

Hicham El Guerrouj, of Morocco, set a world record by doing this in 3 minutes and 43 seconds.

Mile run

400

They sit at the desk next to you at your job

Coworker

400

Bangui is the capital of this country in central Africa.

The Central African Republic

400

To give a speech, or where you live

Address

400

Indeed

400

”Ghost hitting you in the back of the head” (Chinese)

”On the tip of your tongue”

500

Epithelial, Connective, Muscle, and Nervous

Types of tissues in the human body

500

Named for the mountains that stretch through much of this region, this politically and ethnically significant European peninsula contains at least 11 countries.

Balkans (Balkan Peninsula)

500

Climbing Mount Everest is the achievement of a lifetime for most people, but Kami Rita Sherpa of Nepal has done it this many times (as of May 2025). 

Points for closest answer.

31

500

To crouch down in fear

Cower

500

The brass saxophone is part of this category of instruments.

Woodwind

500

To excite your curiosity, or what you have to pay on a loan

Interest

500

Twitch

500

“There‘s a cat brooding here” (Italian)

“Something fishy is going on”

750

Niger-Congo, Sino-Tibetan, Austronesian, Dravidian

Major Language Families

750

The site of the largest undisturbed mixed grass prairie in the United States and a former US Air Force infantry and aircraft firing range, this South Dakota National Park got its name from the indigenous Lakota people, who called it "mako sica" due to the extreme temperatures, lack of available water, and exposed rugged terrain.

Badlands National Park

750

So radioactive that it glows blue, isotope 210 of this element is often cited as the most radioactive.

Polonium
750

A lock or tuft of hair growing in a different direction from the rest of your hair

Cowlick
750

This headquarters of the Metropolitan Police is located in London, England.

Scotland Yard

750

A thing; To disagree

Object

750

Fire-Starter.com, for romance

Tinder

750

“To spit on the plate you eat on” (Italian)

”To look a gift horse in the mouth” 

1000

Liberty, Logan, Midway, Sky Harbor

US Airports by their second name:

Newark Liberty / Boston Logan / Chicago Midway / Phoenix Sky Harbor

1000

Originating in the early 20th Century, this term refers to countries in Central America where American companies exerted significant political and economic influence. 

Banana Republic

1000

Due to the high health risks involved, Guinness World Records no longer certifies this achievement, which 17-year old Californian Randy Gardner broke in 1964, with a time of 11 days and 25 minutes (264.4 hours).

Longest time spent without sleeping

1000

The type of headgear that Batman, or a medieval executioner, might wear

Cowl
1000

Unlike Mexico City, Guatemala City, and Panama City, which are located in countries of the same name, Benin City is located in this African country.

Nigeria

1000

What you might work on in school or at a job; to increase your vocal volume

Project

1000

Prime

1000

“Take your legs over your shoulders” (Latvian) or “Take your legs into your hands” (German)

To run away from something