Round 3  at the Old Pequliar on Feb. 3, 2009

I give you three definitions, you provide the one term that fits them all. Example: a porn studio, Elphaba’s story, and Bostonese for “extremely” are all wicked.

1) a kind of neuron, a character in Snow White, and a copy of a website

2) a sea monkey, Boogaloo’s last name, and another word for butterface

3) a kind of wall, a kind of bread, and an emotion related to surprise and awe

4) a force central to fluid dynamics, something you do with a mouse, and a kind of king or queen

5) something that bites, a well-known Jack, and a television interviewer

6) Nemo’s mom, a venemous snake, and a pinkish gemstone

7) a Kennedy, a Dr. Who character, and a word that Gertrude Stein was fond of repeating

8) a breakdancing move, a music magazine, and something a Sufi might do

9) what we call the movie Hana-bi in America, a Schoolhouse Rock! song, and an Adobe product

10) a battle cry, an indie rock band from Austin, and to snuggle

ANSWERS:

1) mirror

2) shrimp

3) wonder

4) drag

5) frost

6) coral

7) rose

8) spin

9) fireworks

10) spoon

TODAY’S QUESTION:

“Dolor” is the third word in what famous text composition?

MONDAY‘S ANSWER:

The Food for Life Baking Company has two lines of biblical bread: Ezekiel 4:9 and Genesis 1:29. Congrats to Ann, who knows her bible and her breads.

TODAY’S QUESTION:

The Food for Life baking company sells two kinds of bread made from recipes that include the ingredients listed in two different bible verses. What two books of the bible do those verses come from?

FRIDAY’S ANSWER:

As Erik-erik-bo-berik knew, Shirley, Lincoln, Arnold, Tony, Billy, Marsha, and Nick are the names subjected to “The Name Game” in the version performed by Shirley Ellis (and cowritten with Lincoln Chase).