Plenty of famous lines get pinned on the wrong person. Can you match words to mouths? @sarw scored 567 in Famous Quotes on Outlier Trivia. Can you beat it?
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1Language › Word OriginsExpertWellington called Waterloo "a damned nice thing". What did "nice" mean there?Right8.7s+90
2Language › Idioms & PhrasesEasyIn 'Moonstruck', which actress slaps Nicolas Cage and shouts "Snap out of it!"?Right2.9s+99
3Language › Languages of the WorldMediumJulius Caesar's boast "Veni, vidi, vici" announced a lightning-fast victory in which region?Wrong2.7s0
4Language › Idioms & PhrasesHard'Something is rotten in the state of Denmark' is said by which minor character in 'Hamlet'?Wrong2.8s0
5Language › Idioms & PhrasesHardIn the King James Bible's Proverbs, a 'haughty spirit' goes before what?Right5.3s+95
6Language › Languages of the WorldVery hard"It is worse than a crime, it is a blunder," often credited to Talleyrand, was said about which event?Wrong9.5s0
7Language › GrammarEasyWhich tiny word did Neil Armstrong say he meant to put in "one small step for man"?Right5.8s+94
8Language › LinguisticsMediumNeville Chamberlain promised "peace for our time" after signing which 1938 agreement?Right4.7s+96
9Language › Word OriginsMediumWhen Admiral Farragut reportedly cried "Damn the torpedoes!" in 1864, what were the "torpedoes"?Wrong4.8s0
10Language › Idioms & PhrasesHardCato the Elder ended speeches with the demand that which city be destroyed?Right6.7s+93