The term “cargo” comes into English via Spanish, ultimately deriving from the Latin “carricare” meaning “to load on a cart”.Ī stevedore, or longshoreman, is someone employed in the loading and unloading of ships at a port. 28 *Stevedore school instruction? : CARGO TRAINING (“cargo pants” & “training pants”)Ĭargo is freight carried by some vehicle. Also, Jeannie was only allowed to live with an unmarried man as long as the story made it clear that she slept in a bottle. For starters, Jeannie’s skimpy costume was permitted on air, provided that Eden didn’t show off her navel on the screen. The censors had a big say in how the story developed. Sidney Sheldon was tasked with the job of creating a rival sitcom and he came up with “I Dream of Jeannie”, which first aired in 1965 and starred Barbara Eden in the title role. 26 “I Dream of _” : JEANNIEīack in 1964, the second most watched show on American television was ABC’s “Bewitched”. It’s thought that the term “oodles”, meaning “a lot”, comes from “kit and caboodle”. True yams are more common in other parts of the world than they are in this country, and are especially common in Africa. 21 Sweet potato kin : YAMĪlthough in the US we sometimes refer to sweet potatoes as “yams”, the yam is actually a completely different family of plants. The terms “supplement” and “supply” both derive from the Latin verb “supplere” meaning “to fill up”. 20 Supplement : ADD TOĪ “supplement” is something added to “supply” a deficiency.
The strap under the foot kept the pant leg in place inside the riding boot. The original stirrup pants were worn by horse riders. Stirrup pants are a ladies’ garment that resembles a pair of leggings, but with a strap at the end of each leg that is worn under the arch of the foot. 17 *Saddle attachment for a tall jockey? : LONG STIRRUP (“long pants” & “stirrup pants”) As such, there are no known wild alpacas these days, even in their native Peru. Alpacas were bred specifically for the fleece. 15 Wool source : ALPACAĪlpacas are like small llamas, but unlike llamas were never beasts of burden. The current embossed design was introduced in 1952. Usually the company name “Nabisco” is inside the oval, but for the cookie it’s the brand name “Oreo”. Those elements are an oval with a cross on top, a cross with two bars. If you take a close look at the embossed design on the front and back of an Oreo cookie, you’ll spot the main elements of the Nabisco logo. The use of the verb “to drop” was popular slang long before LSD came on the scene, and back then applied to the taking of any illegal drug. Someone taking the drug LSD is often said to be “dropping acid”. Apparently there are plans to co-located Olive Garden and Red Lobster eateries so that they have separate entries but share kitchens. The current owners of the chain also operate Red Lobster restaurants.
The chain was originally established as part of General Mills. Olive Garden is a chain of Italian-American restaurants that has over 800 locations worldwide. Today’s Wiki-est Amazonian Googlies Across
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