58 Literally, “teacher” or “master” : SENSEI The familiar term “ménage à trois” translates as “household of three” and is used to describe a domestic arrangement in which three people having sexual relations occupy the same household.
“Ménage” is the French word for “household”. “Throuple” is a portmanteau from “three” and “couple”, and a contemporary term meaning “ménage à trois”. O’Doul’s Amber won the day pretty decisively, which surprised us as it was the cheapest! But, the best non-alcoholic beer by far, by miles, is Guinness Zero … 57 Polyamory portmanteau : THROUPLE I once did a blind taste test on all of the big-selling non-alcoholic beers with a friend of mine. Successful cover versions were released by Cher in 1995, and by Lonestar in 2003. “Walking in Memphis” is a lovely 1991 song composed and recorded by folk-rock artist Marc Cohn. Too much information (TMI) 48 “Walking in Memphis” singer Marc : COHN Tic Tacs are made by the Italian company Ferrero, and were introduced in 1969. Tic Tacs aren’t American candies (as I always mistakenly believed). 41 Mints sold in transparent plastic boxes : TIC TACS In more recent years, Ian has been published several times as a science-fiction author. Her most famous song by far is the 1975 recording “At Seventeen”. Janis Ian is a singer-songwriter, mainly of folk music, who was most successful in the sixties and seventies. 39 Janis _, Grammy-winning folk singer : IAN That would be the stone (rock) in an engagement ring. 34 Gathering to show off a new rock band? : ENGAGEMENT PARTY “Pectus” is the Latin word for “breast, chest”. “Pecs” is the familiar name for the chest muscle, which is more correctly known as the pectoralis major muscle. Month (mo.) 31 Something worked by a press, informally : PEC 26 Some floor leaders, for short : RASĪ resident assistant/adviser (RA) is a peer leader found in a residence hall, particularly on a college campus. “The Washington Post” was purchased in 2013 by Jeff Bezos, the founder and CEO of. Famously, “The Post” reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein led the media’s investigation into what we now called the Watergate scandal. “The Washington Post” (WaPo) is the oldest paper still being published in the DC area, having been founded in 1877. 25 “Democracy Dies in Darkness” sloganeer, in brief : WAPO The Iowa speak the Chiwere language, along with the Missouria and Otoe tribes. The Iowa Native-American people are a Siouan nation.
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He made a name for himself playing very sugary roles in TV shows like “Full House” and “America’s Funniest Home Videos”, and yet in the world of stand-up comedy Saget was known for very blue and raunchy routines.
21 Comedian Bob : SAGETīob Saget was a real enigma to me. Most serapes have colorful designs that use traditional Mayan motifs. A zarape is like a Mexican poncho, a soft woolen blanket with a hole in the middle for the head. “Serape” is the English pronunciation and spelling of the Spanish word “zarape”. 13 Mexican garments also called jorongos : SERAPES We sometimes use the term “siren” today to describe a seductively charming woman. On hearing their song Odysseus begged to be let loose, but the sailors just tightened his bonds and the whole crew sailed away unharmed.
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He had his men plug their ears with beeswax and then ordered them to tie him to the mast and not to free him until they were safe. When Odysseus sailed close to the island home of the Sirens he wanted to hear their voices, but in safety. In Greek mythology, the Sirens were seductive bird-women who lured men to their deaths with their song. Today’s Wiki-est Amazonian Googlies Across
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