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Answers Contain "Star"

Can you guess these answers that all contain the word "star"?
Last updated: December 23, 2017
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Clue
Answer
Global coffee chain
Starbucks
Movie series with Wookiees
Star Wars
TV show with Klingons
Star Trek
Drummer for the Beatles
Ringo Starr
The world's best restaurants
have three of these
Michelin Stars
Romeo and Juliet
were this kind of lovers
Star-Crossed
Nickname of Texas
Lone Star State
It's on the flag of Israel
Star of David
The right side of a ship
Starboard
Meteor
Shooting Star
Clue
Answer
What video killed
The Radio Star
Extremely dense collapsed star
made of subatomic particles
Neutron Star
Another name for Polaris
The North Star
Another name for Sirius
The Dog Star
Marine creature often with five arms
Starfish
Ninja weapon
Throwing Star
Star-shaped spice with a licorice taste
Star Anise
Two stars that revolve around each other
Binary Star
Words that come after Twinkle Twinkle
Little Star
Blue gem that reflects light in
the shape of a star
Star Sapphire
TheDevilDog
+17
level 30
Oct 15, 2014
It's not called a throwing star dammit! It's called a freaking shuriken
sloopjohnbee
+43
level 56
Mar 21, 2017
calm down Naruto
kenpo17
+3
level 67
Apr 11, 2018
He's not wrong.
RandyJG13
+2
level 7
Apr 11, 2018
OMG 😂😂😂
Jamesgoatcher
+12
level 60
Apr 11, 2018
And the Star of David is Māḡēn Dāwīḏ in Hebrew. Come on, we all know the Quizmaster was looking for the English language answer.
Coitus
+1
level 25
Jan 7, 2018
lol YUP
Aleskandar
+2
level 37
Apr 11, 2018
They're the same thing. Shuriken is just the Japanese name.
roleybob
+5
level 71
Apr 13, 2018
It's not called Japan dammit! It's called freaking 日本
Legomaster
+1
level 20
Jan 4, 2015
It's called the shield of David, not the Star of David.
Djilas
+1
level 72
Dec 24, 2017
It's definitely called also Star of David:
"The Star of David (✡), known in Hebrew as the Shield of David or Magen David" and also "Unlike the menorah, the Lion of Judah, the shofar and the lulav, the Star of David was never a uniquely Jewish symbol"
Coitus
+1
level 25
Jan 7, 2018
89%
AllenY
+2
level 54
Apr 16, 2015
Wow, the one people knew least was the neutron star?
ander217
+3
level 75
Apr 11, 2018
I never heard of it, but the two revolving stars are now the least known which surprised me.
fabulousbat86
+1
level 20
Apr 11, 2018
Really? Well don't you remember 6th grade science class, or have you watched "How the Universe Works" on the Science Channel?
redsplat
+3
level 73
Apr 23, 2016
Any chance you can also accept seastar for starfish? They're the same thing and both have star in them.
Gandalf9010
+1
level 53
Oct 9, 2017
I agree, sea star should be an acceptable answer.
Quizmaster
+1
level ∞
Dec 23, 2017
Okay
sumguy
+1
level 74
Dec 30, 2017
It's star cross'd. Accept "crossed" as an answer as well, but the official answer should be "cross'd".
Panifex
+1
level 32
Apr 11, 2018
Cross'd is just an abbreviated form of crossed.
KissedPunt
+1
level 58
Apr 16, 2018
Yes, but Sumgut is right; Shakespeare wrote "cross'd" so it should be accepted.
kailu11
+2
level 25
Jan 7, 2018
The first one I answered was "what video killed" I now have (awesome) song stuck in my head.
Ggarzar
+2
level 9
Feb 25, 2018
When you put Patrick before starfish
ReyFer
+2
level 57
Apr 11, 2018
"Words that come after Twinkle Twinkle" I read Tinky Winky and I typed Dipsy
FreedomFries
+1
level 47
Apr 11, 2018
Could you also add "star-struck" as a possible answer for the Romeo and Juliet question?
seabiscuit84
+5
level 55
Apr 11, 2018
I don't think this should be changed. They are specifically described by Shakespeare as star-crossed lovers. The term star-struck is not used in the book, and also has a different meaning. Star-crossed meaning ill-fated or have bad luck, whereas star struck is to be taken aback/overawed by the presence of celebrity or person of note/power.
dirkster42
+1
level 64
Apr 11, 2018
I kept typing "how I wonder where you are" before I figured out I'd skipped the "little star" part.
Panifex
+1
level 32
Apr 11, 2018
How in the hell did 71 people get "Michelin stars?" I had no idea what they were until I saw the answers to this quiz.
fabulousbat86
+1
level 20
Apr 11, 2018
I had no idea they existed...
determinedtobeatthis
+1
level 59
Apr 12, 2018
I've never heard of them either. Guess I don't hang out in the world's best restaurants enough...
kiwiquizzer
+1
level 59
Apr 13, 2018
You just need to watch MasterChef Australia. Great TV programme.
topazstar
+1
level 39
Apr 11, 2018
Throwing star is also known as Ninja Star and Shuriken Star
Zalias
+1
level 41
Apr 16, 2018
No the only correct name is shuriken, in English or Japanese. There's no such thing as a throwing star.
fabulousbat86
+1
level 20
Apr 11, 2018
Sorry, I'm part of the 8% that didn't know that Ringo Starr is the name of the drummer for the Beatles. Never listened to any Beatles songs. Oops...
kiwiquizzer
+1
level 59
Apr 13, 2018
You must be like 7 years old.
fabulousbat86
+1
level 20
Apr 16, 2018
NOPE! I'm a teenager! I'm not like normal culture at all!
fabulousbat86
+1
level 20
Apr 16, 2018
2:55 remaining!!!
Findlay
+1
level 70
Apr 30, 2018
Isn't everything made of subatomic particles?
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