Grandpa has referred to carbonated water by this, less appetizing name

This is the regulation diameter of the hole in the board

This document, in 313 AD, legalized Christianity

This All-American restaurant is a yearly family visit, before a very thematic holiday.

This nickname was given to one family member on his inability to catch a ball

This non-technical term refers to a compartment in car, although the name implies a different kind of ride.

Each bag should contain about this much corn, thus giving the game it's name

This spicy boy, martyred in 258 AD, is the patron saint of chefs, comedians, and firefighters

Now closed, this restaurant specialized in burgers, and had plenty of arcade games that we never played.

This self-ascribed nickname for Mark came from an anime he once loved

Grandpa asked a very confused waitress about this Greek letter regarding an order of fries

Including the boards themselves, this is the total length of play in a game of corn hole

A monk made passive aggressive history by nailing these to the front door of Castle Church

Drinks, ramps, and gross looking shoes are all guaranteed in this establishment.

This relative is more often referred to by their nickname within the family, but nowhere else

Grandpa often says this phrase of caution, especially in regards to driving

This is the required height of the front of the board from top to bottom

It was such an issue that the Council of Nicaea had to issue guidelines prohibiting clergy from this painful procedure.

Servers were known for shouting this titular word so often you'd think it was in their job description

This relative's name means "vivacious", "youthful", and "soft-haired"

This was shouted by a frustrated Grandpa Greg because he didn't want to offend Kami while her and Mike were dating

This term refers to a bag that has landed on the board, but has not gone in.

Cesare Borgia, son of Pope Alexander VI, held this "nutty" party in the Papal Palace, complete with some pretty strange party games

If you're a sharing a car with Kurt on a road trip, this a la carte eatery is a guaranteed stop

These three family members all share the middle name "Gregory"