Popular American dandruff shampoo:
_______ & _______ (1st word)

Popular American dandruff shampoo:
_______ & _______ (2nd word)

A frank and sincere discussion, usually between close friends:
_______ to _______ (1st word)

A frank and sincere discussion, usually between close friends:
_______ to _______ (2nd word)

Beavis' cartoon compatriot:
_______ (1st part of word)

Beavis' cartoon compatriot:
_______ (2nd part of word)

An expensive but delicious cut of beef steak:
_______ (1st part of word)

An expensive but delicious cut of beef steak:
_______ (2nd part of word)

Canine of the upper jaw:
_______ (1st part of word)

Canine of the upper jaw:
_______ (2nd part of word)

Common name of the Cardiopulmonary bypass pump often used in modern surgery:
_______-_______ machine (1st word)

Common name of the Cardiopulmonary bypass pump often used in modern surgery:
_______-_______ machine (2nd word)

Cost of something exceedingly expensive:
An _______ and a _______ (1st word)

Cost of something exceedingly expensive:
An _______ and a _______ (2nd word)

Counterintuitively, it means upside down:
_______ over _______ (1st word)

Counterintuitively, it means upside down:
_______ over _______ (2nd word)

In close association with; With complete co-operation:
_______ in _______ (1st word)

In close association with; With complete co-operation:
_______ in _______ (2nd word)

Economically, having to spend or consume all you have merely to survive:
Living _______-to-_______ (1st word)

Economically, having to spend or consume all you have merely to survive:
Living _______-to-_______ (2nd word)

In the 2006 World Cup, Zinedine Zidane got red-carded for giving Marco Materazzi one of these:
_______ (1st part of word)

In the 2006 World Cup, Zinedine Zidane got red-carded for giving Marco Materazzi one of these:
_______ (2nd part of word)

Reprimand to a glutton:
Your _______ are bigger than your _______ (1st word)

Reprimand to a glutton:
Your _______ are bigger than your _______ (2nd word)

Type of dancing performed by Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers, or a song first sung by Fred Astaire:
_______ to _______ (1st word)

Type of dancing performed by Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers, or a song first sung by Fred Astaire:
_______ to _______ (2nd word)

Popular pork cuts for barbeques, contrary to the name they are not exclusively from piglets:
Baby _______ _______ (1st word)

Popular pork cuts for barbeques, contrary to the name they are not exclusively from piglets:
Baby _______ _______ (2nd word)

Slapping your own forehead or what you might do when you see some of the answers you missed:
_______ (1st part of word)

Slapping your own forehead or what you might do when you see some of the answers you missed:
_______ (2nd part of word)

So close in a competition that a leader cannot be determined:
_______ and _______ (1st word)

So close in a competition that a leader cannot be determined:
_______ and _______ (2nd word)

Someone significantly underweight is said to be reduced to this:
_______ and _______ (1st word)

Someone significantly underweight is said to be reduced to this:
_______ and _______ (2nd word)

Something that is said, but not to be taken seriously:
_______-in-_______ (1st word)

Something that is said, but not to be taken seriously:
_______-in-_______ (2nd word)

In person, rather than by telephone or teleconference:
_______ to _______ (1st word)

In person, rather than by telephone or teleconference:
_______ to _______ (2nd word)

Stride required in walking races:
_______-and-_______ (1st word)

Stride required in walking races:
_______-and-_______ (2nd word)

1965 #1 record for The Supremes:
_______ in My _______ Again (1st word)

1965 #1 record for The Supremes:
_______ in My _______ Again (2nd word)

The position you might physically be in if you were desperately begging:
On your _______ and _______ (1st word)

The position you might physically be in if you were desperately begging:
On your _______ and _______ (2nd word)

Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama or a very narrow margin of escape:
The _______ of Our _______ (1st word)

Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama or a very narrow margin of escape:
The _______ of Our _______ (2nd word)

Old Testament term for a just or appropriate level of punishment:
An _______ for an _______ (1st word)

Old Testament term for a just or appropriate level of punishment:
An _______ for an _______ (2nd word)

Three areas of medical specialty for an Otolaryngologist:
_______, _______ & _______ (1st word)

Three areas of medical specialty for an Otolaryngologist:
_______, _______ & _______ (2nd word)

Three areas of medical specialty for an Otolaryngologist:
_______, _______ & _______ (3rd word)

To express your disdain or derision, using an offensive gesture:
_______ your _______ (1st word)

To express your disdain or derision, using an offensive gesture:
_______ your _______ (2nd word)

To combat using every means available:
Fight _______ and _______ (1st word)

To combat using every means available:
Fight _______ and _______ (2nd word)

On consecutive occasions, like winning 2 championships in a row:
_______ to _______ (1st word)

On consecutive occasions, like winning 2 championships in a row:
_______ to _______ (2nd word)

What do they want to do tonight?
Same thing they do every night. Try to take over the world:
_______ and the _______ (1st word)

What do they want to do tonight?
Same thing they do every night. Try to take over the world:
_______ and the _______ (2nd word)

What playing video games is supposed to improve:
_______-_______ co-ordination (1st word)

What playing video games is supposed to improve:
_______-_______ co-ordination (2nd word)

When you've said something embarrassing you are said to have done this:
Put your _______ in your _______ (1st word)

When you've said something embarrassing you are said to have done this:
Put your _______ in your _______ (2nd word)