100% | PALO | 4 | El ___ Alto, California redwood that's more than 1,000 years old |
49% | STONEHENGE | 10 | World Heritage Site that's more than 4,000 years old |
40% | BONSAI | 6 | Miniature tree that can live for more than 1,000 years |
40% | REDWOODS | 8 | California trees that can live more than 2,000 years |
37% | PAPA | 4 | Smurf who's more than 500 years old |
36% | NEONATE | 7 | Infant that's less than 1 month old |
35% | KYOTO | 5 | Residence of the Japanese imperial family for more than 1,000 years |
34% | FOAL | 4 | Horse that's less than one year old |
33% | MTV | 3 | Channel that has aired more than 1,000 episodes of "Ridiculousness" |
33% | WOVE | 4 | What someone must have done to produce the Peruvian Guitarrero Cave's more than 9000 year old textiles |
33% | ANTIQUES | 8 | Furniture pieces more than 100 years old |
32% | ANTIQUE | 7 | Piece of furniture more than 100 years old |
32% | EDISON | 6 | Acquirer of more than 1,000 patents |
31% | AIDA | 4 | It's been performed more than 1,000 times at the Met |
31% | VEDA | 4 | Rig __: Sanskrit text with more than 1,000 hymns |
31% | DODO | 4 | Bird that's more than rare |
31% | TRI | 3 | Prefix that's more than "bi-" |
31% | CHECKEREDPAST | 13 | History that's more than colorful |
30% | ECCO | 4 | Danish shoe maker with more than 1,000 global stores |
30% | CROATIA | 7 | Country on the Adriatic with more than 1,000 islands |
30% | PAGES | 5 | A dictionary might have more than 1,000 of them |
30% | NIGER | 5 | Land that's more than 90% desert |
30% | ELMO | 4 | Toy that's more than tickled pink |
30% | TERA | 4 | Prefix with "byte" that's 1,000 times bigger than giga- |
30% | TERA | 4 | Prefix with byte that's 1,000 times bigger than giga- |
30% | BCE | 3 | More than 2,000 years ago, for short |
30% | ANT | 3 | Bug that the more than 1 million members of a certain Facebook group pretend to be |
29% | ALDI | 4 | Grocery chain with more than 1,900 U.S. stores |
29% | CHILE | 5 | Country that's more than 2,600 miles long |
29% | DEBT | 4 | National figure that's more than $18 trillion |