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If you ate a "porknell", you're as fat as one of these |
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Number of dancers needed for a pas de deux |
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It returned to Noah's ark with an olive leaf in its mouth |
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Official who blows the whistle to start the game |
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While looking at a famous So. Calif. sign, Dolly came up with this name for her amusement park |
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Stripped off most hot dogs before packaging, this is now usually made from cellulose |
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If Max Factor was "farding" your face, he'd be doing this to it |
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Of 3, 5, or 7, # of positions of the feet in classical ballet |
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Jesus said it's easier for this to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter God's kingdom |
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Played in 1869, the 1st intercollegiate "football game" in the U.S. was actually this sport |
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Dolly was most embarrassed when she entered a Dolly Parton look-alike contest & didn't do this |
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Of cardamom, nutmeg & sage, the one not a popular hot dog spice |
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If you are married to a "bedswerver", your spouse is doing this, tsk, tsk |
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From Latin for "body", the bodies that make up the chorus of a ballet company |
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Of horses, hares & grasshoppers, the 1 which Leviticus declared kosher for Israelites to eat |
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#23 on Whittier College Poets, this President is remembered for inspirational halftime pep talks |
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One name for hot dogs before they were called "hot dogs", it's now more common for cinnamon candy |
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A woman was a "draggle -tail" if this got dirty by dragging on the ground |
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This 17th century French "Sun King" confirmed his nickname by dancing as the sun in a ballet |
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Isaiah prophesied that in the future world, "The wolf also shall dwell with" this animal |
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Number of down linemen in a four-three defense |
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As a promotion in the '50s & '60s, this hot dog company gave out weiner whistles |
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"Purfling" means doing this, though we've found no mention of ancient interior purflers |
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Tchaikovsky's last ballet, it wasn't presented in U.S. until 1940, 48 years after its Russian premiere |
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On subject of valor, Ecclesiastes says a living dog is better than a dead 1 of these |
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Though still legal, changes in the shape of the ball make this "bouncy" kick impractical |
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Hormel's Wrangler Smoked Franks package says "Don't you dare" do this to 'em |
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