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Shape Up, Pumpkins, Famous First Words, Crazes, and Next In Sequence.
Shape Up
Get into the right frame of mind.
The biscuits of which Arnott's Shapes flavour are shaped like the Australian mainland and Tasmania?
The button to turn on a car’s hazard lights almost always features what shape?
The name of the pasta shape orecchiette translates to English as little what?
The die most commonly used in Dungeons & Dragons is an icosahedron, which has how many faces?
Born in 1898, which Dutch graphic artist is best known for his illustrations of optical illusions and impossible geometric shapes?
Shape Up
Pumpkins
Babe, wake up! It’s decorative gourd season!
The seeds of some pumpkins are sold as a snack under what other name also beginning with P?
Which Marvel villain was the first to use Pumpkin Bomb grenades as weapons?
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