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Zulu is a subgroup of this 5-letter language group of South & Central Africa |
Bantu
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A code of this color is widely used to call out a medical emergency all over the facility |
(Lauren: What is red?) (Matt: What is black?)
code blue
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If you see the "fumata bianca" come through the chimney & hear the bells of St. Peter's Basilica ring, this selection was just made |
a new pope
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Mia Thermopolis in "The Princess Diaries" |
Anne Hathaway
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In one legend this mythological hunter is killed by an arrow from Artemis & later placed in the heavens |
(Matt: Who is Achilles?)
Orion
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Meaning to "achieve a goal", "there's more than one way" to do this, but why bring the feline into it? |
to skin a cat
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Andries Pretorius, a leader of this Dutch settler group, defeated an army of some 10,000 Zulus at the Battle of Blood River in 1838 |
the Boers
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A sling type of this, a stretcher with an elevated headrest, can have 6 wheels & has 6 letters |
a gurney
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This alliterative shrubbery from Exodus was not consumed by the fire that engulfed it |
the burning bush
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You get a role & you get a role & she got the role of Sofia in "The Color Purple" |
Oprah
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Schiller's play about this Swiss man features a bow, an arrow & an apple |
William Tell
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An idiom suggests not doing this "to spite your face"; why would you even consider it?! |
to cut off your nose
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This host of "The Daily Show" speaks several languages, including Zulu & Xhosa |
Trevor Noah
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This machine can restore a regular heartbeat by using electric currents... are we clear? |
(Lauren: [No response])
a defibrillator
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Native Americans were fond of burning this plant in ceremonies, and the practice is now used to remove bad energy from home |
sage
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Abby in "Blood Simple", written by who else but the Coen brothers & directed by Joel |
Frances McDormand
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In a 2008 novel she gets angry at the Gamemakers & shoots an arrow into a pig they are about to eat |
Katniss Everdeen
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I've heard it said, "Don't throw the baby out with" this liquid; what is the matter with you people? |
the bathwater
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Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini has revived customs like the harvest festival of "first" these that also inspired Kwanzaa |
first fruits
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One factor for a newborn entering the NICU, short for this, is a birth weight of less than 5.5 pounds |
(Alex: [After Sarah rings in] Sarah, don't get it wrong.) ... [After Sarah gives the correct response] You have experience with it; there you go.)
neonatal intensive care unit
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Some religious ceremonies feature one of these smoky incense carriers |
a censer
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1993's "The Piano", for which she won an Oscar at age 11 |
Anna Paquin
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In this Edith Wharton novel, the aptly named May Welland Archer wins an archery contest at the Beaufort House |
(Sarah: What is A Room with a View?)
The Age of Innocence
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Actors don't like "Good luck" before shows, but this 3-word alternative seems awfully painful |
Break a leg
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Here as on each September 24th, Zulus celebrate a holiday that was named in honor of of this warrior leader of the early 1800s |
(Sarah: Who is Chaka Khan?)
Shaka Zulu (Shaka)
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Have issues with your blood? Head over to this department, the study of blood diseases & of blood-forming organs |
(Lauren: What is pathology?)
hematology
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The smoky cityscape of Delhi is beautifully lit up during this Hindu festival of lights |
Diwali
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The female lead in the 1976 remake of "King Kong" |
Jessica Lange
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She gave Legolas a bow of the Galadhrim, "strung with a string of elf-hair" |
Galadriel
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This 2-word term for someone deemed attractive yet chaotic has origins in warm foods served in the 19th century |
[Laughter]
a hot mess
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