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This nursery rhyme maiden tumbled down a hill |
Jill
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In 2000's "Possessed", Timothy Dalton plays a priest attempting this procedure |
an exorcism
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If you have a root cellar, you can store this root vegetable in it for several weeks |
(Becky: What are turnips?) (Ben: What are radishes?)
beets
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The name of this tree or car part also refers to your body minus the head & limbs |
trunk
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Who needs an alarm clock when one of these lives in your neighborhood; listen |
a rooster
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Vallee, Giuliani, Tomjanovich |
Rudy
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She "lost her sheep, and can't tell where to find them" |
Little Bo-Peep
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You need to shuck some of these for a Hangtown fry |
(Becky: What's corn?) (Rich: What are clams?)
oysters
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On a man whose shirt size is 16-34, this part of his body is 16 inches around |
the neck
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It's a whaler's weapon of choice |
a harpoon
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Frogs, years, Christmas lords |
things that leap
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She "put the kettle on" so we'll have tea |
Polly
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This sitcom bartender played a dad accused of incest in the controversial "Something about Amelia" |
Ted Danson
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If you can move the muscles called auriculares, you can move these |
your ears
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This legendary creature of the Pacific Northwest is said to stand from 7 to 10 feet tall |
Bigfoot
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Fireplace logs, sundae bananas. infinitives |
things that are split
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She & her husband "lick'd the platter clean" |
(Mrs.) Sprat
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The title of a 2001 movie about Roger Maris' home run record chase was the number 61 followed by this |
the famous asterisk
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Devonshire clotted cream is a traditional topping for these biscuit-like treats |
scones
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Medically speaking, the thumb is the pollex & this big digit is the hallux |
the big toe
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It can describe moonshine whiskey, or be a deceptive play in football |
bootleg
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Newspaper pages, the Parthenon, Chinese menus |
things that have columns
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Container in which Peter, Peter kept his wife; "he kept her very well" |
(Ben: What is a pumpkin?) (Alex: Mmmmm. [Looking toward judges] Be more specific.) (Ben: What is a large pumpkin?) ... (Alex: It had to rhyme with "and there he kept her very well".)
a pumpkin shell
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In the TV movie "Ruby Ridge", Randy Quaid played this man also named Randy |
Randy Weaver
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With a mottled green & yellow skin & salmon-colored flesh, a crenshaw is a type of this |
a melon
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This outer layer of skin is anchored to the inner layer by tissue called the basement membrane |
(Alex: With a minute to go...)
the epidermis
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A seasonal storm of the Indian Ocean, it blows from the SW in summer & NE in winter |
a monsoon
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Golfers, decks of cards, cliche cavemen |
things with clubs
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