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Under a treaty following WWI, Hungary lost about 2/3 of its territory, including Transylvania, to this country |
Romania
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Per an Alice Walker novel, God will be mad if you don't notice it in a field |
the color purple
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In 2014 Prince William knighted this Oscar winner's "left foot", & the rest of him, too |
Daniel Day-Lewis
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To rest in a big way for a few months starting around December |
hibernate
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In Oregon a first offense for texting while doing this can be a class B violation & a $1,000 fine |
driving
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In 2014 Jennifer Garner began wondering about the contents of your wallet in ads for this company |
Capital One
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Hungary's Ferenc Puskas, "The Galloping Major", was one of the first international superstars of this sport |
soccer
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Luke Castellan (not Percy Jackson), who stole Zeus' master bolt |
a lightning thief
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To honor his father, this star here was knighted in his birth name, so he's Sir Maurice Micklewhite |
(Mazin: Who is Mick Jagger?)
Michael Caine
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Check out an example of these; you don't have to translate them, though |
hieroglyphics
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Although it's been said many times, many ways, in Dec. 1992 a 22-year-old software engineer sent these 2 words in the very 1st text |
Merry Christmas
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A tree-dweller, the 2-toed this mammal sleeps about 15 hours a day & can take an entire month to digest some food items |
a sloth
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An important river of Central Europe & Hungary, the Tisza is a tributary of this much longer river |
the Danube
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The murder of Linnet Doyle aboard the Karnak, a steamer |
(Mazin: What is... Murder on the Nile?)
Death on the Nile
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After captaining the Enterprise on TV in the '90s, this actor would get called "Sir" for another reason in 2010 |
Patrick Stewart
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A set of people who rob on a public road, or in a more fun sense, a side project for Willie Nelson & 3 other legends |
highwaymen
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Online at damnyou this: "How's your day going?"; "Awful. I have a bad case of the manboobs" (followed by) "Omg. The Mondays!" |
[Laughter around the reading of the clue and the correct response]
Autocorrect
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"Shave & a haircut, 2 bits"?! Sounds like quite the bargain, as 2 bits is usually worth this amount of money |
(Mazin: What is two cents?)
a quarter
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The beautiful Tokaj region in the northeast is world famous for its production of this, like Tokaji Aszu |
wine
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In a novel by Khaled Hosseini, a boy named Hassan |
(Lisa: What is The Prophet?)
The Kite Runner
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In 1998 Queen Elizabeth knighted this piano-playing singer, though his first & last names got reversed when he was introduced |
(Mayim: Yes, [*], was called Sir John Elton.)
(Sir) Elton John
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From the Latin for "gap", it describes the break a TV show takes when it goes out of production for a few weeks |
hiatus
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MMS, this message service, lets you attach that cute video of your toddler singing "Poker Face" in a text to grandma |
Multimedia
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The basic movement in this numeric Lone Star State dance is "quick-quick, slow, slow" |
a (Texas) two-step
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In 1988, 43 years after his death in self-exile in New York, this composer's remains were returned to his beloved Hungary |
(Lisa: Who is Liszt?)
Bartók
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In a Paulo Coelho novel, a 200-year-old who can transform base metals into gold |
The Alchemist
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Though too frail to kneel, this 85-year-old silent film star was tapped in 1975, just a few miles from where he grew up in poverty |
Chaplin
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This hairy adjective is extremely close to historic in the dictionary |
hirsute
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ATEOTD, in texting lingo, ATEOTD is short for this |
at the end of the day
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In 1934 John Dillinger got a very unwanted birthday present, this 4-word designation & soon, a $10,000 reward on his head |
(Eric: What is America's most wanted?) (Lisa: What is Wanted dead or alive?)
Public Enemy Number One
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