Where'd it come from?

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1. The "Sulky" carriage takes its name from: Lazy Drivers Inventor Sir Edmond Sulking Prideful horses Aloof drivers

2. Who or what is Seersucker? A fabric Prognosticater who is an easy touch A bird related to the sapsucker Otto Von Seersucker, WWII German General

3. Define the term "Pooh-Pooh". Hoop spelled backwards twice. A bodily function To express disdain for Two Milne characters

4. What is a Gorgon? Inhabitant of the planet Gorg An organ tuned to the key of G Hungarian monetary unit An incredibly ugly creature of myth

5. What is a Dixie Cup? A small paper cup A horseracing award Bra worn in the southern U.S. An article of formal dinnerware

6. Who or what is the fruit cantaloupe named after? One of the Fiji Islands A warning against marriage The Pope's county seat near Rome Giuseppe Cantaloupe

7. Who or what is "Buttinsky"? An interrupter A breed of goat A Polish clothes fastener A Russian Czar

8. Define "Sturm Und Drang". Reproductive fluids Storm and stress A 1920's vaudeville team A lawfirm in Downtown Munich

9. Where are the Islands of Langerhans? Your pancreas Norway Finland Sweden

10. What is a midwife? Woman married to Melvin Mid The second of three wives Birthing assistant The wife of a midshipman