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Hey there, fancy (above the) pants! The name of this tuxedo staple comes from the Hindi for a waist band |
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This "colorful" genre has subgroups named for Chicago & Memphis |
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The pointed angles of this ancient mystical symbol are each 36 degrees |
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Word maven Richard Lederer points out that this is Pig Latin for "trash", but it's also an (apt) English word |
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Sharing a name with a colorful bird, this fish can change its sex during its life, but talking?--not so much |
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Keep your eye on the prize... one of these aids is held in place by your forehead & cheek muscles |
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Lil Nas X made waves in 2019 with his crossover song "Old Town Road" in the genre known as "country" this |
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Critics call GOP members who have gotten too liberal RINOs, short for this |
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A perfect 3-game series in bowling will require you to throw 36 strikes in a row, yielding you this total score |
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In a Three Stooges short, trying to explain Pig Latin, Arrylay & this guy tell Urlycay he's umbday |
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Here's this fish doing its thing; stronger ones can cover 600 feet in a single glide |
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This tall spiked heel ends in a tiny base, & here's a metal tip for you--1950s women rocked 'em |
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Britannica calls this 3-letter genre "Jamaica's first indigenous urban pop style" |
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Paintings by George Rodrigue help provide this colorful nickname for conservative Democrats |
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As a young man, this 36th president taught debate & public speaking at Sam Houston High School |
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The OED defines this Pig Latin word as "no; not possibly" & has citations back to around 1930 |
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The silvery gleam of this fish gives it the same name as something you might get from a punch in the eye |
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Princess Jasmine in the animated "Aladdin" wore these pants that get their name from a grouping of women |
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This Louisiana style follows "Buckwheat" in the name of one of its popular performers |
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The Progressive Party was also called this male deer |
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A 36 is a perfect score on this college admissions test |
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The "Historical Dict. of American Slang" defines this Pig Latin word as "to clear out" & has citations back to around 1930 |
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As well as French, these shirt features can be fringed or hounds' ears |
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In Britain, Dave Clark's Tottenham Sound competed with the "Beat" named for this river that's in a song by Gerry & the Pacemakers |
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Northerners against the Civil War embraced this beastly nickname & cut the heads out of Liberty pennies to wear as badges |
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A famous series of prints by the Japanese artist Hokusai is called the "36 Views of" this landmark |
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Pig Latin cheered up the Depression--in 1933 a popular song debuted with a Pig Latin segment, "e'reway inay the" this |
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