Shoe manufacturer headquartered in Germany that makes a cork-soled two-strap sandal.

This board game features locations like the Lollipop Woods and the Peanut Brittle House.

Headquartered in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, this brewery, originally called Eagle Brewery, was started by a German immigrant named David in 1829.

Captain John H. Miller's favorite Reality TV show host.

A private research university located primarily in Oakland and Squirrel Hill, featuring the Robotics Institute.

British footwear brand known for making boots with yellow stitching.

A two-player or two-team outdoor game that was banned in the US in 1987 and Canada in 1989.

Complexity and character, potential, and possible faults are properties of this beverage.

Gilda Radner's show opening line about John Travolta's 1977 classic.

Liberal arts university featuring the School of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, School of Communication and the Conservatory of Performing Arts.

Foam clogs originally developed as a spa shoe.

A game featuring categories called Creative Cat and Word Worm.

This beverage should take 125.27 seconds to pour.

The largest four-faced chiming clock in the world that manufactures some of the tastiest ice cream east of Burlington, Vermont.

Jonas Salk and his team of researchers set up the Virus Research Lab and developed the polio vaccine in the basement of what is now Salk Hall and this school.

It was during this trial when an FBI expert testified that the bloody footprints at the crime scene were left by a pair of size 12 Bruno Magli shoes.

Role playing game on which the 1982 movie, Mazes and Monsters, starring Tom Hanks, was based.

A tequila-based citrus liqueur that is available in four flavors: Azul, Strawberry, Reposado, and Plata.

A prisoner of Azkaban who was Harry Potter’s godfather who designs and imports power tools and accessories out of its corporate headquarters in Towson, Maryland.

This Pittsburgh suburb school originated in 1921 as the Pittsburgh School of Accountancy.

The oldest shoes found to date, made from woven sagebrush bark or tule ropes, were found in this country.

This game's name originated from juice made from passionfruit, orange and guava.

A whiskey cocktail with the composition of vodka, peaches, orange juice and cranberry juice.

A country in West Africa that goes by its French name of Cote dIvoire and is a national organization that has several responsibilities, such as search and rescue, enforcement of maritime law, and maintenance of seamark.

It first opened its doors as the Pittsburgh Catholic College of the Holy Ghost in 1878 and later, in 1911, became the first Catholic university in Pennsylvania.