| tool@panix.com (Dan Blum): Sep 26 02:25PM > * Game 6, Round 4 - Science - the Human Body, Colloquially > 1. Ulnar nerve. funny bone > 2. Laryngeal prominence. Adam's apple > 3. Deciduous teeth. baby teeth > 4. Sudoriferous glands. sweat glands > 5. Coccyx ["KOK-six"]. tailbone > 6. Rhinorrhea. runny nose > 7. Periorbital hematoma. black eye > 8. Alopecia. baldness > 9. Medial tibial stress syndrome. charley horse > 10. Pes planus. flat feet > * Game 6, Round 6 - Geography - Liqueurs of the World > 1. Krupnikas is made from grain alcohol, honey, and over 50 herbs. > Where? Lithuania > 2. It's made from a small shrub much like a cranberry. Where is > Murtado from? Peru; Spain > 3. A cream liqueur, Amarula is made from the fruit of the Marura > tree, locally called the elephant tree or the marriage tree. > In which country? South Africa > 4. Flavoured with the resin of the mastica tree, the aptly named > Chios Mastiha is from which country? Brazil; Portugal > 5. Becherovka is a herbal bitters flavored with anise seeds, > cinnamon, and other herbs. Where is it made? Serbia; Croatia > 6. Bajtra is a sweet liqueur made from prickly pear. Made where? Chile > 7. A concoction of rum and tangerine essence. Avrum's gold color > comes from the addition of locally grown saffron. Which country? Brazil > 8. Manzana is made from wild apples. Hugely popular, particularly > in the north of this country. Italy; Spain > 9. Pisang Ambon is a banana and tropical fruit liqueur based on > an old Indonesian recipe. It is made now in which country? Suriname > 10. Ginjinha is a sour-cherry-infused liqueur served locally in > shot glasses with the fruit in the bottom. In which country? Portugal -- _______________________________________________________________________ Dan Blum tool@panix.com "I wouldn't have believed it myself if I hadn't just made it up." |
| Joshua Kreitzer <gromit82@hotmail.com>: Sep 26 06:00PM -0700 On Sunday, September 26, 2021 at 1:28:41 AM UTC-5, Mark Brader wrote: > we'll give you the fancy name, you give us the colloquial term. > Questions #1-5 refer to parts of the body. > 1. Ulnar nerve. funny bone > 2. Laryngeal prominence. Adam's apple > 3. Deciduous teeth. baby teeth > 4. Sudoriferous glands. sweat glands > 5. Coccyx ["KOK-six"]. tailbone > Questions #6-10 refer to physical conditions. > 6. Rhinorrhea. runny nose > 7. Periorbital hematoma. black eye > 8. Alopecia. hair loss > 10. Pes planus. flat feet > following is its country of origin: > 1. Krupnikas is made from grain alcohol, honey, and over 50 herbs. > Where? Lithuania > 2. It's made from a small shrub much like a cranberry. Where is > Murtado from? Italy; Chile > 3. A cream liqueur, Amarula is made from the fruit of the Marura > tree, locally called the elephant tree or the marriage tree. > In which country? South Africa > 4. Flavoured with the resin of the mastica tree, the aptly named > Chios Mastiha is from which country? Greece; Malta > 5. Becherovka is a herbal bitters flavored with anise seeds, > cinnamon, and other herbs. Where is it made? Czech Republic; Serbia > 6. Bajtra is a sweet liqueur made from prickly pear. Made where? Croatia; Serbia > 7. A concoction of rum and tangerine essence. Avrum's gold color > comes from the addition of locally grown saffron. Which country? Suriname; South Africa > 8. Manzana is made from wild apples. Hugely popular, particularly > in the north of this country. Spain; Peru > 9. Pisang Ambon is a banana and tropical fruit liqueur based on > an old Indonesian recipe. It is made now in which country? Suriname; Belize > 10. Ginjinha is a sour-cherry-infused liqueur served locally in > shot glasses with the fruit in the bottom. In which country? Portugal; Brazil -- Joshua Kreitzer gromit82@hotmail.com |
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