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>With its oldest settlement at Jamestown, it was the first of the 13 colonies to be founded |
>(Ken: Yes, you got all five.)
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H.C. Andersen's way to identify one of these: have her sleep on a pea under a pile of 20 mattresses under 20 feather beds |
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Stronger than dogs but hard to train, these animals took time off from Santa to pull sleds of mail in Alaska in the early 1900s |
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Naturally, this body part can also mean a smell |
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It's the basic 4-letter type of earring seen >here |
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One-armed basketball player Hansel Enmanuel was featured in an ad campaign from this sports drink invented in Florida |
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Its city of Pawtucket was founded in 1671, in time to come in for some burning during King Philip's War |
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Regina, Saskatchewan once had an indigenous name translating to "pile of bones">--the bones of this much-hunted animal |
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One of the most famous errors in postal history occurred in 1918 when a Jenny biplane was printed on stamps this way |
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"Eau de" can precede this smelly stuff, also the fourth-largest city in Germany |
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This fancy synonym for a fancy pin sounds like a word that means "to introduce a subject" |
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In a model walk-off in "Zoolander", this actor, as Hansel, defeats Ben Stiller by doing something indescribable with his underwear |
(Jesse: [Imitating [*]] Wow, what's [*]?)
>(Ken: Very good, yeah, that's a solid [*].)
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George Calvert was instrumental in the founding of this colony in 1632 |
(Alex: What is Baltimore? Or [*]?)
(Ken: Yes, you corrected yourself in time.)
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>The first man-made nuclear reactor was a 20-foot pile of graphite blocks with blocks of this element mixed in |
>(Alex: What is lead?)
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(Ken: You need [*] or it doesn't work.)
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>The stamp seen here> is sold at a surcharge to help raise money to find a cure for this |
>(Alex: What is cancer?)
(Ken: More specifically?)
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This smelly word precedes "-Eaters" in a brand that hopes to keep your feet smelling fresh |
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The succulent seen >here & a Glenn Miller tune both have this name, a type of necklace |
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In 1991 3-year-old Hansel won this race, the third leg of the Triple Crown |
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Originally a single province, they became 2 distinct southern colonies after separating beginning in 1712 |
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This term from late winter streets means a sad accumulation of unsolicited manuscripts |
(Alex: What is fallen leaves?)
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As an experiment in 1959, mail was dispatched by guided missile from one of these to a naval air station in Florida |
(Jesse: What is... a satellite? A space shuttle?)
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This 5-letter word can mean the distinct smell left by an animal & used to track prey |
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This synonym for "forever" is used for a ring with diamonds all the way around the band to symbolize everlasting love |
(Jesse: What's infinity?)
(Alex: What is eternal?)
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>This actor had a "Hawkeye" for hunting evil as Hansel in the 2013 film "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" |
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>Saybrook was its own colony until 1644, when it joined this one |
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