Brontology is the study of what loud thing?
Even on a clear day, a group of hippos is called a bloat or what bass-ier word?
Aristotle thought wind hitting clouds caused what thing that OKC uses for the name of their NBA team?
Created by Klaus Teuber, a tie-in novel says fishermen from the Norse village of Elasund were the first to establish a colony on what six-sided island?
Useful for building roads and settlements, brick, lumber, ore, grain, and wool are the primary resources produced by what island trading hub with a massive theft problem?
Every time you roll a 7 or play a knight card, the robber gets to move in the popular Euro board game "Settlers of WHERE"?
A pole with two cabinets: one with a wood fire cauldron and the other with noodles, spices, and cookware. That's an analog street vendor set-up for what Vietnamese dish?
December 12 is Vietnam's official day for what brothy item that may or may not have yoinked its name from pot-au-feu?
"___ Shizzle," "___ Real," and "___ King Delicious" are punny places that start with what soup and noodle dish?
Described in a pair of letters to Peter Giles, what fictional country is said to gild its prisoners in gold to make the material less appealing?
From the Greek for "no-place," what crescent shaped isle is described as having no private property and employing two slaves per household?
A 1516 satirical novel written by Thomas More is where we get what word to describe a "perfect society"?
Parroting a William Allen White editorial about the populist William Jennings Bryan, in 2004 Thomas Frank published "What's the Matter with WHAT US STATE"?
Known as its "Bleeding" era, John Brown instigated anti-slavery massacres in what U.S. territory that became a state in 1861?
Upon arriving in Oz, Dorothy remarks that she doesn't think she's in what state whose capital city is Topeka?