TriBond Archives

5/8 Q: Jump, Elm, Sesame
A: Fictional streets

5/6 Q: Las Vegas (2000), Miami (2002), New York (2004)
A: Locales for CSI television show

5/2 Q: Maggie, Peggy, Meg
A: Derivatives of Margaret

5/1 Q: Cuba Gooding, Freddie Prinze, Robert Downey
A: They all have famous Juniors

4/25 Q:Tightrope walkers, firefighters, corporate executives
A: They all climb ladders

4/24 Q: School students, circuit breakers, a parent's patience
A: They're all tested

4/22 Q: Beautician's ball, Peter's tail, Whitney's gin
A: Cotton

4/18 Q: Teeth, trees, bottled blondes
A:They all have roots

4/17 Q: Pamela Anderson, Celine Dion, Wayne Gretzky
A: They're all Canadian

4/15 Q: Mats, aluminum lawn chairs, poker players
A: They all fold

4/10 Q: Sweaters, dryers, belly buttons
A: Lint

4/8 Q: Car pool, Lois, Nathan
A: Lane (Car pool lane, Lois Lane, Nathan Lane)

4/3 Q: Fuji, Sony, Toyota
A: Japan-based companies

3/28 Q: Elephant 660 days, mouse 22 days, human 270 days
A: Gestation of normal pregnancies

3/25 Q: The Statue of Liberty, an Olympic relay runner, an unrequited love
A: They all carry torches

3/24 Q: Autumn leaves, traffic signals, chameleons
A: They all change colors

3/20 Q: The Statue of Liberty, an Olympic relay runner, an unrequited love
A: They all carry torches

3/18 Q: New recruits, pistachio ice cream, Stephen King's mile
A: They're all green

3/15 Q: Burn the British, brown cow, rack 'em
A: Diner slang for food orders. Burn the British = English muffin, brown cow = chocolate milk, rack 'em = scrambled eggs

3/13 Q: Walk, Pac, Disc
A: Man (Walkman, Pacman, Discman)

3/11 Q: Boxers before a fight, strangers after a fight, a trained dog
A: They all shake hands

3/10 Q: May Day, April Fool's Day, New Year's Day
A: All occur on the first day of the month

3/7 Q: Diets, cruises, shopping sprees
A: Things you "go on"

3/6 Q: Step on no pets, madam I'm Adam, never odd or even
A: Palindromes (phrases that read that same frontwards or backwards)

3/4 Q: Supports the body, protects the organs, produces red blood cells
A: Bones

2/29 Q: Medicine, moth, meat
A: ... ball. Medicine ball, mothball, meatball

2/28 Q: Cosmos, Blizzard, Earthquakes
A: Major League Soccer team names

2/27 Q: Tweedledee & Tweedledum, Castor & Pollux, Minneapolis & St. Paul
A: Twins

2/26 Q: French, Hershey's, Eskimo
A: Kisses

2/22 Q: An actor, a crowded amusement park, & a football field
A: They all have lines

2/21 Q: Rubber, wedding, head
A: Band ... rubberband, wedding band, headband

2/19 Q: "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee," "Summer Nights," "Beauty School Dropout"
A: Songs from Grease

2/15 Q: A radio station, a race horse, MTV
A: They all have jockeys

2/14 Q: Eunice Higgins, Nora Desmond, Mrs. Higgins
A: Characters played by Carol Burnett

2/13 Q: Ballroom, billiard room, conservatory
A: Possible places of murder in the board game "Clue"

2/12 Q: Ivan the Terrible, Attila the Hun, Winnie the Pooh
A: They all have "the" for their middle name

2/8 Q: Hammer, anvil, stirrup
A: Bones in the ear

2/7 Q: Lido Deck, Pirate's Cove, Acapulco Lounge
A: The Love Boat

2/5 Q: John Denver, Tony Orlando, River Phoenix
A: They all have city names as their last name

2/1 Q: Scratch, rack, break
A: Pool or billiards terms

1/31 Q: Family, tree, hair
A: Roots

1/30 Q: Little Red Riding Hood, a hot-air balloon, a high school gym
A: They all have baskets

1/29 Q: Straw, sticks, bricks
A: What the Three Little Pigs built their houses out of

1/24 Q: Pouch, leg strap, waistband
A: Athletic supporter

1/22 Q: Bull, hound, sheep
A: Dog

1/21 Q: Chicago, Alabama, Boston
A: Musical groups

1/18 Q: Demon, scorpion, solitaire
Card games

1/17 Q: A heart, a Reebok, and Arnold Schwarzenegger
A: They all pump

1/15 Q: Diana Spencer, Grace Kelly, Pocahontas
A: Princesses

1/10 Q: The Monster, Phantom of the Opera, London After Midnight
A: Lon Chaney movies

1/8/08 Q: Oilers, Jets, Rangers
A: Hockey teams

1/4/08: A book, a stop sign, a ripe strawberry
A: They're all read/red

1/3/08 Q: Saddam Hussein, a delirious person, square root of 3
A: Irrational

1/2/08 Q: A person, a watch, a mountain
A: They all have faces

12/29 Q: Bus Stop, The Seven Year Itch, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
A: Marilyn Monroe movies

12/28 Q: Spider, hermit, fiddler
A: Crabs

12/27 Q: Frontierland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland
A: Attractions at Disneyland or Disney World

12/26 Q: Quarrymen, Johnny & the Moondogs, the Silver Beatles
A: Former names of the Beatles

12/20 Q: All-Star Invitational, PBA Nationals, ABC Masters
A: Bowling tournaments

12/18 Q: Sprig of laurel, flaming torch, oak twig
A: All depicted on back of a Roosevelt dime

12/13 Q: War hero, new apartment, Christmas tree
A: They're all decorated

12/11 Q: Goolagong, Bueno, Moody
A: Tennis players (Evonne Goolagong, Maria Bueno, Helen Wills Moody)

12/6 Q: Bear, Walrus, Shark
A: Golfer nicknames (Golden Bear = Jack Nicklaus, Shark = Greg Norman, Walrus = Craig Stadler)

12/4 Q: Citius, Altius, Fortius
A:The Olympics Motto (Swifter, Higher, Faster in Latin)

12/3 Q: Rin Tin Tin, Jesus, the first American in space
A: All shepherds/Shepards (Rin Tin Tin was a German shepherd, Jesus looked over sheep, and Alan Shepard)

11/30 Q: Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol, Tale of Two Cities
A: Written by Charles Dickens

11/29 Q: Splash, Stripes, Spaceballs
A: John Candy movies

11/27 Q: World Series champs 1972, World Series champs 1973, World Series champs 1974
A: Oakland Athletics

11/26 Q: Rank, file, diagonal
A: Terms relating to a chess or checkers board

11/23 Q: Manhattan, Rhode Island, New England
A: Clam chowder

11/20 Q: Trustworthy, obedient, friendly
A: Boy Scouts

11/16 Q: Hardware store, Panama Canal, Jewish deli
A: All have locks (or lox)

11/15 Q: Flounder, octopus, chameleon
A: They all change colors

11/13 Q: Belly Bumper, Double Runner, Flexible Flyer
A: Sleds

11/8 Q: Rank, file, diagonal
A: Terms relating to a chess or checkers board

11/6 Q: Trap, cross-body, double-team
A: Football blocks

11/1 Q: Prairie dog, guinea pig, porcupine
A: Rodents

10/30 Q: Cradle, pin, fall
A: Wrestling terms

10/25 Q: Big Bill Tilden, Little Bill Johnston, Don Budge
A: Early 20th century tennis stars

10/23 Q: Drooper, Fleagel, Snorky
A: Banana Splits characters

10/18 Q: Phonograph, alkaline batteries, cinescope
A:Thomas Edison inventions

10/12 Q: Andrew Squiggman, Lenny Koslowski, Frank De Fazio
A: Characters on the "Laverne & Shirley" TV show

10/11 Q: The Killer Bees, The Whiners, The Cone-Heads
A: Saturday Night Live skits

10/10 Q: Kentucky Fried Chicken, Band-Aids, Dr. Pepper
A: Barry Manilow wrote jingles for them

10/9 Q: A bad child, an electrical wire, an icy plane
A: They're all grounded

10/5 Q: Lady Jane Grey, Mary Queen of Scots, Marie Antoinette
A: Queens who lost their heads (all beheaded)

10/4 Q: Single, over and under, side-by-side
A: Types of Shotgun barrels

9/28 Q: Pete Rose, The Beatles, assassins
A: Hits

9/26 Q: New England, Rhode Island, Manhattan
A: Chowders (usually clam)

9/25 Q: A book, a ripe strawberry, a stop sign
A: They're all red/read

9/20 Q: Conqueror of Greece, conqueror of Persia, conqueror of Egypt
A: Alexander the Great

9/18 Q: Cris Evert, John Henry, Carry Back
A: Racehorses

9/13 Q: Connie, Casey, Sparky
A: first names of major league baseball managers (Connie Mack, Casey Stengel, Sparky Anderson)

9/11 Q: 4, 9, 16
A: Squared numbers (2 squared, 3 squared, and 4 squared respectively)

9/7 Q: Bull Run, Ball's Bluff, Shiloh
A: Civil War battle sites

9/6 Q: Beanpole, stringbean, toothpick
A: Nicknames for thin people

8/30 Q: "Too Tall," "Sweetness," "The Refrigerator"
A: Football player nicknames - "Too Tall" Jones, "Sweetness" (Walter Payton), "The Refrigerator" (William Perry)

8/29 Q: Rubber, head, wedding
A: Bands

8/28 Q: An actor, a crowded amusement park, a football field
A:They all have lines

8/27 Q: French, Eskimo, Hershey's
A: Kisses

8/24 Q: Spirit of St. Louis, Spruce Goose, Comet
A: Nicknames of airplanes

8/21 Q: Striker, winger, sweeper
A: Soccer positions

8/20 Q: Moth, meat. medicine
A: Ball

8/17 Q: John Wilkes Booth, Laurence Olivier, Ronald Reagan
A: They were all actors

8/14 Q: Nurse Chapel, Chekhov, Sulu
A: Star Trek characters

8/13 Q: Swimming, cycling, running
A: Triathlon events

8/9: Tire drill, grass drill, sled drill
A: Football practice

8/8 Q: Frosty the Snowman, Popeye the Sailor, General Douglas MacArthur
A: Each smoked a corn-cob pipe

8/7 Q: Baseball, softball, fungo
A: Bats

8/3 Q: A handsome man, a beautiful woman, a banana
A: They have appeal (or a peel)

8/2 Q: Pinch shot, corner kill shot, wallpaper shot
A: Racquetball shots

7/31 Q: Little Red Ridinghood, Elvis, Superman
A: They all wear capes

7/30 Q: C-note, G-note, frog skin
A: Slang terms for money

7/27 Q: Cards, chess, prom
A: They all have queens

7/26 Q: Dull Knife, Red Cloud, Black Hawk
A: Native American chiefs

7/25 Q: Fleet, Rear, Vice
A: Admirals

7/24 Q: Kite, storyteller, dog
A: Tails/tales

7/23 Q: Mr. Robinson, Gumby, Buckwheat
A: Eddie Murphy characters

7/19 Q: Phone, date, cook
A: Books - phonebook, datebook, cookbook

7/3 Q: Huckleberry Finn, Tom Jones, David Copperfield
A: Novels

6/27 Q: Story, bank, fortune
A: They all have tellers - storytellers, bank tellers, and fortune tellers

6/22 Q: lamb, rubber, vulnerable
A: Bridge terms (the card game)

6/21 Q: Fiddler Pig, Hyper Pig, Practical Pig
A: The names of the three little pigs in the Walt Disney version of The 3 Little Pigs

6/19 Q: Nat Turner, Dred Scott, Sally Hemings
A: Famous slaves. Turner led a slave rebellion, Scott sued for his freedom, and Hemings may have fathered one or more of Thomas Jefferson's children.

6/7 Q: Noah Webster, Horace Mann, John Dewey
A: Educators

6/5 Q: year, mattress, car
A: They all have springs

5/25 Q: fire, trapjaw, leafcutter
A: Ants

5/24 Q: major, minor, little
A: league

5/22 Q: Baseball games, trash dumps, and blue jeans
A: They all have flies

5/10 Q: Philadelphia, New York, Annapolis
A: Former capitals of the United States (Washington, D.C. is the current national capital)

5/8 Q: House, finger, war
A: paint - housepaint, fingerpaint, warpaint

5/3 Q: Coffee, Donut, T
A: Mister - Mr. Coffee, Mister Donut, Mr. T

5/1 Q: Courtroom, dugout, park
A: They all have benches

4/30 Q: Horton Hears a Who, Hop on Pop, Green Eggs & Ham
A: Dr. Seuss

4/26 Q: Patrick, Norris, Smythe
A: National Hockey League divisions

4/25 Q: Frog skin, c-note, g-note
A: Slang for American currency. Frog skin is $1, c-note is $100, and g-note is $1,000.

4/24 Q: Florida, a piano, a jailer
A: Keys

4/5 Q: Lloyd, Jeff, Beau
A: Bridges

4/4 Q: Buster Brown's dog, Muhammad Ali, full-cut underpants
A: Boxers

4/3 Q: Bluff, brag, flinch
A: Card-game terms

4/2 Q: Spike, dig, set
A: Volleyball terms

3/29 Q: Shells, wagon wheels, bowties
A: Types of pasta

3/27 Q: Tony Stark, Bruce Wayne, Peter Parker
A: Super heroes' alter-egos. Tony Stark is Ironman, Bruce Wayne is Batman, and Peter Parker is Spiderman

3/26 Q: Field point, blunt point, broad point
A: Arrowheads

3/22 Q: Chameleon, octopus, flounder
A: They can all change color

3/15 Q: Rank, file, diagonal
A: Chess terms

3/13 Q: Toilets, trash cans, eyes
A: Lids

3/9 Q: Kansas, Toto, Heart
A: Musical groups

3/8 Q: Falcon, mule, goat
A:Military mascots. falcon is Air Force, mule is Army, and Goat is Navy.

3/6 Q: Brains, lungs, ears
A: They all have lobes

2/27 Q: Hook, set, bank
A: Basketball shots

2/21 Q: Sluggo, Mr. Hand, Spot
A: "Mr. Bill Show" on Saturday Night Live

2/20 Q: Penguin, kiwi, ostrich
A: Flightless birds

2/16 Q: Webhead, Wall Crawler, Spidey
A: Nicknames for Spiderman

2/15 Q: Guinea pigs, prairie dogs, porcupines
A: Rodents

2/13 Q: Black, white, green
A: Types of tea

2/9 Q: Firemen, stopper, closer
A: Terms for relief pitchers in baseball

2/8 Q: John Cocktosten, Dr. Rosenrosen, Harry S. Truman
A: Aliases of the offbeat detective Fletch, played in the movies by Chevy Chase

2/2 Q: Little Red Ridinghood, a hot-air balloon, a high school gym
A: Basket

2/1 Q: Groundhog Day, first birthday, peekapoo
A: Lucy (Ann's dog)

1/30 Q: Venus flytrap, butterwort, pitcher plant
A: Carnivorous plants

1/25 Q: Walrus, Shark, Bear
A: Golfers - Craig Stadler (Walrus), Greg Norman (Shark), Jack Nicklaus (Bear)

1/24 Q: Super Mex, Fuzzy, Chi Chi
A: Golfers - Lee "Super Mex" Trevino, Fuzzy Zoeller, and Chi Chi Rodriguez

1/23 Q: Fleegle, Drooper, Snorky
A: Banana Splits characters

1/19 Q: Snakes, snails, puppy-dog tails
A: "What little boys are made of"

1/18 Q: Lincoln, Douglas; Kennedy, Nixon; Less Filling, Tastes Great
A: Debates

1/9 Q: Developer, stop bath, fixer
A: photography darkroom supplies

1/5/07 Q: Otter paw, beaver tail, bear paw
A: Snowshoes

1/4/07 Q: Bolo, parang, barong
A: Knives or swords

1/3/07 Q: Kangaroo, Crunch, America
A: Captain

1/2/07 Q: Pocahontas, Grace Kelly, Diana Spencer
A: Princesses

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