The top part of a soccer goal; what holds the two post together.

This country, just above China on a map, starts with the letter "M"

close and open one eye quickly, typically to indicate that something is a joke or a secret or as a signal of affection or greeting.

A book that will give you synonyms, can be handy for an English essay.

This continent has the most countries, with 54.

This lifetime comedian and pop artist was born in 1989

Mt. Everest, running along the border of Nepal and this country, has an elevation of 29,029 feet.

short, fine fibers that separate from the surface of cloth or yarn, especially during processing.

an instrument for measuring and indicating temperature.

This atypical desert is the largest in the world.

This 1951 invention in Slough, England has been helping pedestrians for a while.

These TWO countries share the world's largest border.

A place where people play hockey.

a supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained., some famous ones include, Darwin's ____ of evolution, Einstein's ____ of general relativity, and John C. Calhoun's nullification _____.

This is the deepest trench in the world, be careful, it sounds similar to a pasta sauce, but don't pronounce it like that.

This Disney film from 2018 had a box office of 197.7 million dollars.

This country contains the highest uninterrupted waterfall, as well as the highest inflation rate of 2019.

1,000 US liquid gallons = 8,000 of these units.

This infamous last stand by King Leonidas inspired many films, one of them so good, you might have to watch it 300 times.

This country consists of 6,852 islands, only 430 are inhabited though.

This delicious treat, that has a beginning that many Americans may mispronounce as "cross" originated from Austria in 1683.

This is the smallest country in the world, and only has 825 people living in it, although one of them is quite famous.

This term, commonly used in modern day is defined by Merriam Webster as "to recoil in distaste".

This Ancient Greek hero famously killed the Minotaur and was thought to be an early King of Athens.

This city has been renamed three times since 1914, once because it sounded to German, once after a famous Vladimir, and once to become its modern name, and it begins with St.