Not a plant, but the ship on which the pilgrims came to America.

This state grows the most potatoes each year.

In a tradition that is said to have started 2,400 years ago, this part of the turkey is saved and snapped as a good luck custom.

Optometrists say 2020 is good vision; that may mean this couple will have a vision for a 2020 wedding.

This family member's ancestors originally shared a name with an auto part store prior to coming to the US.

This president declared Thanksgiving to be a national holiday.

12% of Americans refuse to eat this with their Thanksgiving meal.

It's called the "Gopher" state, but maybe "Gobbler" state would be more appropriate because this state produces the most turkeys each year.

This family member shares a nickname with a famous hollywood realty tv star.

This family member has a middle name the same as his 2nd cousin's first name.

The first thanksgiving celebration lasted this many days.

This traditional Thanksgiving vegetable is grown on every continent except Antarctica.

Male turkeys and Jerry's friend share this name.

This family member was the manliest Nelson.

Musically inclined, this family member also shares one name with a musical instrument.

This meat is not only still tasty today, but it is also the first meat the natives and colonists brought to the first Thanksgiving.

This many calories are in the average Thanksgiving dinner.

Dangling skin under a turkey's neck is called this.

This couple's anniversary is x / 2x / x+2.

Rapid eye movement isn't it, but it is what you think of when you recall a company this family member worked for.

This many NFL football games will be played on Thanksgiving this year.

Rhyming with a traditional family pet, cranberries grow here.

When turkeys get tired, they sleep here.

These Nelson family members were given July due dates.

Between a female dear and a name I call myself, is this family member's middle name.