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These people, places, and things are often known by multiple different names. We give you one, can you guess the other?
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Ayers Rock
Uluru
Navel
Belly button
Sasquatch
Bigfoot
Dwayne Johnson
The Rock
Unagi
Eel
Latter-day Saint
Mormon
All Hallows' Eve
Halloween
Charles the Great
Charlemagne
Farsi
Persian
Grand Old Party
Republican Party
Epinephrine
Adrenaline
Londonderry
Derry
Contusion
Bruise
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Mark Twain
The Scottish Play
MacBeth
Wolfram
Tungsten
Spectacles
Eyeglasses
Caribou
Reindeer
Acid reflux
Heartburn
Aurora Borealis
The Northern Lights
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29 Comments
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Level 79
Mar 6, 2016
Yeti?
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Level 59
Mar 6, 2016
I think bigfoot / sasquatch is for the North American creature. The yeti is Himalayan. They're similar, but in different places.
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Level 27
Mar 6, 2016
A yeti is the abominable snowman
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Level 74
Mar 7, 2016
Kept trying versions of sea urchin wondering why they weren't accepted for unagi. Face smack. Just two letters away from perfect score.
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Level 74
Nov 1, 2018
Did the same darn thing again. Note to self, uni and unagi are NOT the same thing.
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Level 68
May 2, 2019
Unagi is way tastier!
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Level 52
Dec 5, 2025
Me too
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Level 24
Mar 8, 2016
Could you accept "Yeti" or "Abominable Snow Man" for Sasquatch?
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Level 76
Mar 9, 2016
why? the Yeti is synonymous with the abominable snowman, not bigfoot or sasquatch.
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Level 94
Dec 22, 2022
They are all local names for the same mythological invention
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Level 76
Apr 19, 2025
Alexquiz17 Ehh not really. Theyre different creatures invented by different people. Yeti is Himalayan while sasquatch is Salish. I wouldn't consider Nessie to be the same as the ogopogo
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Level 65
Mar 8, 2016
By the "Scottish Play", I assume you mean "Macbeth".

AAHHHH!. Hot potato, orchestra stalls, Puck will make amends!

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Level 81
Nov 14, 2025
Still not funny, all these years on.
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Level 66
Apr 5, 2019
Why does it say eyeglasses instead of glasses
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Level 76
Apr 19, 2025
I believe that's an American thing
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Level 86
Nov 14, 2025
No, it isn’t.
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Level 49
Nov 3, 2019
Little known fact, Mark Twain was the father of Harland Sanders and the inventor of Missouri Fried Chicken, a recipe of 10 herbs and spices that was slightly altered by his ungrateful son who also stole his wardrobe.
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Level 37
Nov 27, 2024
Bruh—- I put hallucinogenics for LSD🤦‍♂️
+1
Level 82
Nov 14, 2025
I only got Wolfram because I speak German
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Level 81
Nov 14, 2025
Tummy button
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Level 54
Nov 14, 2025
I think acid reflux causes heartburns?
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Level 54
Nov 14, 2025
Or maybe I'm wrong
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Level 88
Nov 14, 2025
Spent almost a minute trying to find a synonym for conFusion.
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Level 88
Nov 15, 2025
Aurora Borealis!? At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within your kitchen!?!?

Yes!

May I see it?

No.

Seymour! The house is on fire!

No mother... it's just the Northern Lights!

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Level 77
Nov 24, 2025
How about indigestion or dyspepsia for heart burn?
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Level 83
Dec 10, 2025
I tried agita first for heartburn
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Level 69
Dec 28, 2025
Another vote, please, for tummy button to be accepted as an alternative to belly button.
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Level 76
Apr 25, 2026
I definitely only got wolfram because George Costanza got it right on jeopardy in the episode where he became a genius because his girlfriend couldn’t “be with him”
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Level 74
Apr 25, 2026
Acid reflux is what I use as "simple language", so I just thought "dyspepsia" and I was wondering if I'm spelling it wrong, but no...

It doesn't burn my heart, it burns my oesophagus!