This hairstyle, made popular in the 80s, has recently made a comeback.

Beginning in 1924, this now televised popular event has become a Thanksgiving staple in many households across the United States.

This popular craft store is not open on Sundays.

A dog sweats through this part of its body.

The part of the atom that is neither positively or negatively charged.

A social media platform that recently depleted supermarkets of feta cheese for it's popular pasta recipe.

Now laden with over 25,000 Christmas lights, this popular Christmas tree was first placed in New York in 1931.

This website is best known for allowing individuals to sell their homemade creations.

Though it could be a dog who got caught eating something they are not supposed to, the actual fastest known land animal is this.

If you know your acronyms, Mr. Roy G. Biv should be able to tell you that this color is at the top of the rainbow.

This word is primarily used to describe delicious food but may also refer to other awesome things, such as outstanding fashion choices

A game that is customary for Hanukkah celebrations involves spinning a four sided top called this.

In paper crafting and lettering, this type of paper is the easiest to use to practice spacing between your letters, words and lines.

An animal experienced in social distancing, a skunk can spray this far.

The labyrinth is located in this part of the human body.

After 13 years, this singer was recently freed from a conservatorship after fans used a popular hashtag to push for her freedom.

Developed in 1966 after the Watts riots in LA, this holiday which is derived from the Swahili phrase meaning "first fruits" culminates in an African feast called Karamu on December 31st.

Just as they invented paper, this country also developed the art of paper folding known as origami.

I can assure you that it's not my teenager, but this animal has no vocal chords.

Equivalent to 243 Earth days (or one Monday) this planet in our solar system has the longest day.

This new reality singing competition allows people to create a digital entertainer to perform in front of a panel of judges.

After it's phone number was listed incorrectly in a 1955 newspaper as a Santa Claus hotline, this organization uses it's massive network of satellites to embrace it's role as Santa Tracker.

In 1823, this Dutch magazine was the first to publish instructions of crocheting.

It may be difficult to store books here, but a group of kittens is known as this.

The branch of medicine that deals with the manufacture of artificial body parts.