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water |
The All-Liquid. |
Water |
1 |
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fire |
Provider of warmth, light, and destruction. |
Temperature |
2 |
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earth |
The land that makes up the third rock from the sun. |
Geology |
3 |
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air |
A mixture of seemingly invisible gases that form Earth's atmosphere. |
Air |
4 |
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steam |
Hot air-sweats. |
Pressure, Temperature, Water |
5 |
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lava |
Hot-n-Ready liquefied rock. |
Geology, Temperature |
6 |
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pressure |
The exertion of force upon an object by something in contact with it, be it physical or figurative. |
Pressure |
7 |
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volcano |
A fiery pimple of the Earth. |
Events, Geology, Pressure, Temperature |
8 |
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sea |
Commonly mistaken for an ocean, it is a smaller body of water that's at least partially surrounded by land. |
Geology, Water |
9 |
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ocean |
A vast expanse of salt water that is filled with unimaginable horrors. |
Geology, Water |
10 |
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energy |
The universal motivator. |
Forces, Temperature |
11 |
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mud |
Water and earthy matter's soft, sodden child. |
Geology |
12 |
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rain |
Tears of the clouds. |
Water, Weather |
13 |
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dust |
Earth's dandruff. |
Entropy |
14 |
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cloud |
Natural containers of water suspended in the air. |
Air, Water, Weather |
15 |
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storm |
Violent clouds. |
Electricity, Weather |
16 |
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geyser |
An exclamatory jet of water and steam that is exhaled by a hot spring. |
Geology, Pressure, Water |
17 |
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island |
A small body of land surrounded by water, frequently the location of escapist daydreams. |
Geology, Place |
18 |
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earthquake |
Ground ripples caused by movements within the Earth's crust. |
Events, Forces, Geology |
19 |
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wind |
Air that blows all over the place and defies all attempts at prediction. |
Pressure, Weather |
20 |
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eruption |
What happens when a volcano sneezes. |
Events, Geology, Pressure, Temperature |
21 |
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sky |
The domain of clouds. |
Air, Space |
22 |
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tornado |
God's straw. |
Air, Events, Forces, Weather |
23 |
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plant |
The original solar-powered organism. |
Plants |
24 |
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gunpowder |
A powder that explodes when excited. |
Minerals |
25 |
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explosion |
Violent expansion used for destruction and spectacle. |
Events, Forces, Temperature |
26 |
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stone |
Breaker of bones and other such valuables. |
Geology |
27 |
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sand |
A fine debris of stones that gets everywhere. |
Geology |
28 |
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ash |
Fire dandruff. |
Minerals |
29 |
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coal |
The original fossil fuel. |
Minerals |
30 |
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diamond |
Super Hyper Pressurized Carbon Turbo: Crystal Edition. |
Geology, Valuables |
31 |
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glass |
A brittle, transparent substance, and primary weapon in the war against ants. |
Minerals |
32 |
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hourglass |
Egg timer prototype. |
Time, Tools |
33 |
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aquarium |
Fish limbo. |
Containers, Decorations, Furniture |
34 |
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greenhouse |
Daycare for plants. |
Construction, Containers |
35 |
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metal |
The Wonder Material! Hard, soft, shiny, dull, liquid, solid; it can do it all! |
Materials |
36 |
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rust |
Chapped lips for Iron. Thanks Oxygen! |
Entropy, Minerals |
37 |
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boiler |
A generator of steam and nightmares for young children who dared to explore their family's basement. |
Containers, Pressure |
38 |
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bullet |
Gun currency. |
Weapons |
39 |
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steel |
Harder and stronger sibling of Iron, though a bit tempermental. |
Materials |
40 |
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time |
THE FOURTH DIMENSION. |
Time |
41 |
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tree |
Source of wood, and eternal adversary of lumberjacks. |
Plants |
42 |
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swamp |
You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and wetland-that's-heavily-dependant-upon-natural-water-fluctuations. |
Geology, Place |
43 |
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life |
It finds a way. |
|
44 |
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plankton |
Fish finger food. |
Biology |
45 |
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bird |
Dinosaur in hiding. |
Birds |
46 |
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phoenix |
A pyromaniacal bird that's very difficult to kill. |
Birds, Legends |
47 |
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human |
The most dangerous game. |
People |
48 |
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egg |
An organic container of life, and important subject of certain philosophical questions related to causality. |
Biology |
49 |
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clay |
There's wet dirt and then there's fine, wet dirt. |
Materials |
50 |
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golem |
A human figure made out of clay, and given unnatural life. |
Construction, Legends, People |
51 |
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pottery |
Objects made out of clay, and hardened by heat and tenacity. |
Containers |
52 |
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tool |
A device used to achieve a goal, like a hammer to pound a nail or a Skynet to eliminate humanity. |
Tools |
53 |
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steam engine |
Energy brought to you by Steam! |
Machine, Pressure |
54 |
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blade |
The part that cuts instead of stabs! |
Weapons |
55 |
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wood |
Tree meat. |
Materials |
56 |
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axe |
Instrument used to question trees. |
Tools, Weapons |
57 |
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forest |
It takes trees to tango. |
Geology, Plants |
58 |
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love |
The eternal fire shared with someone else. |
|
59 |
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lumberjack |
A tree wrangler. |
People |
60 |
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train |
Rail-mounted vehicle used for the transportation of people, supplies, and dreams. |
Vehicles |
61 |
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steamboat |
A boat that runs on water vapor, and is now mostly enjoyed by history aficionados. |
Vehicles |
62 |
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campfire |
Outdoor communal heat dispenser and cooker. |
Temperature |
63 |
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roe |
Baby fish containers. |
Biology |
64 |
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omelette |
An egg-based dish containing whatever's left in one's refrigerator. |
Food |
65 |
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caviar |
Salty fish eggs. |
Food |
66 |
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turtle |
Slow, but steady shellborn reptiles. |
Reptiles |
67 |
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fish |
Any gill-breathing vertebrate that hangs out under the sea. |
Fish |
68 |
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lizard |
A type of reptile that is prone to lounging. |
Reptiles |
69 |
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field |
Land ripe for planting. |
Place, Plants |
70 |
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farmer |
Major supplier of fruits, vegetables, and/or can-do attitudes. |
People |
71 |
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house |
A building for people to live in, with an option for pets and/or ghosts. |
Construction |
72 |
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livestock |
Farm animals with a purpose. |
Animals |
73 |
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chicken |
Apparently everything tastes like it. |
Animals |
74 |
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grass |
Nature's carpet. |
Plants |
75 |
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cow |
A female ox that is used for its milk, beef, and likeability as a mascot. |
Animals |
76 |
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milk |
Cereal sauce. |
Drinks |
77 |
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cheese |
The only benefit to letting milk go bad. |
Food |
78 |
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moon |
A planetary groupie. |
Space |
79 |
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tobacco |
Dried leaves that are enjoyed smoked, chewed, or sniffed. |
Plants |
80 |
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pipe |
A small bowl that one smokes from by way of a connected tube. |
Tools |
81 |
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wheel |
That which rolled first. |
Tools |
82 |
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bicycle |
A two-wheeled vehicle that's powered by YOU. |
Vehicles |
83 |
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wheat |
A cereal grain, and bedrock of baked goods. |
Plants |
84 |
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flour |
The white powder created by grinding grains. |
Food, Materials |
85 |
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dough |
Wheat's third evolution. |
Food, Materials |
86 |
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bread |
A baked food made from flour, water, and yeast, that is sometimes broken in the pursuit of fellowship. |
Food |
87 |
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fruit |
A totally sweet plant product. |
Food, Plants |
88 |
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pie |
A deliciously-filled pastry that is the bane of all clowns. |
Food |
89 |
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meat |
The edible body parts of animals. |
Food |
90 |
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sandwich |
Unruly edibles held together by bread bouncers. |
Food |
91 |
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smoke |
Herald of fire. |
Air |
92 |
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ham |
The upper leg meat of a pig that has been made tasty. |
Food |
93 |
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gun |
A weapon where a projectile is explosively propelled out of a metal tube. |
Weapons |
94 |
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corpse |
A lifeless human body. |
Death |
95 |
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zombie |
Something alive that should be dead. |
Death, Legends, People |
96 |
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coffin |
The last bed most of us will ever sleep in. |
Containers, Death |
97 |
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grave |
An area where a dead body has been deposited publicly or secretly. |
Containers, Death, Place |
98 |
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graveyard |
The deadest of subterranean parties. |
Containers, Death, Place |
99 |
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boat |
A craft that allows one to travel over water while still being at its mercy. |
Vehicles |
100 |
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desert |
The land that rain forgot. |
Geology |
101 |
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cactus |
Desert trees that are VERY against hugging. |
Plants |
102 |
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seaweed |
Sea grass. |
Plants |
103 |
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dragon |
A mythical giant reptile that flies, breathes fire, and is voiced by a British actor. |
Legends, Reptiles |
104 |
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cyclist |
A rider of one, two, or three-wheeled contraptions, but NEVER FOUR. |
People |
105 |
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firefighter |
Person sworn to war against fires. |
People |
106 |
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beach |
The body of sand along a shore, where glistening volleyball games are played. |
Geology, Place |
107 |
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sun |
The center of our galactic party. |
Space |
108 |
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palm |
Branchless tree that's fond of warm weather. |
Plants |
109 |
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rainbow |
A curved band of colors caused by refraction, rain, and the occasional pot of gold. |
Events, Light, Weather |
110 |
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tsunami |
A wave that's probably too big to surf. |
Events, Weather |
111 |
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blood |
Red liquid that keeps humans and vampires alive. |
Water |
112 |
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sailboat |
A boat that travels at the mercy of the wind gods. |
Vehicles |
113 |
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electricity |
Charged particles, or as it's more technically known: THE POWER OF THE GODS. |
Electricity, Forces |
114 |
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light bulb |
An illuminator, both physically and mentally. |
Light, Tools |
115 |
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christmas tree |
A light-strewn tree used as part of an arcane ritual to summon the immortal creature known as Santa. |
Furniture, Plants |
116 |
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clock |
An instrument for measuring time and driving hooked pirates insane. |
Furniture, Time |
117 |
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frankenstein's monster |
The tragic result of a mad scientist's quest to conquer death |
Legends, People |
118 |
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wire |
Electric veins! |
Materials, Tools |
119 |
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chainsaw |
Mechanical saw with spinning teeth of DEATH. |
Tools |
120 |
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electrician |
An electricity tamer. |
People |
121 |
|
light |
The universal illuminator. |
Light |
122 |
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electric eel |
Electric river snake. |
Electricity, Fish |
123 |
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sunflower |
The sun groupie of plants. |
Plants |
124 |
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oil |
The juices left from a decomposing body. |
Food |
125 |
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day |
The Sun's gaze upon Earth. |
Space, Time |
126 |
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night |
The time when the Earth is hiding from the Sun. |
Time |
127 |
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solar cell |
A light glutton. |
Tools |
128 |
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eclipse |
Celestial shadow puppets. |
Space |
129 |
|
wave |
Recurring disturbances through a medium, such as the sound produced by a gong being hit or the ripples spread from a slapped belly. |
Forces |
130 |
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tide |
When the Earth is caught between the love of the moon and the Sun, and oceans and inlets can't decide which way to go. |
Geology, Water |
131 |
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fireplace |
The only place where an accidental fire isn't a dangerous mistake. |
Construction, Furniture |
132 |
|
sundial |
The OG clock. |
Time, Tools |
133 |
|
double rainbow! |
An extremely rare occurence, with exposure to it resulting in exaltations of awe and wonder. |
Events, Light, Weather |
134 |
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scythe |
A deadly tool against grass that is often wielded by death itself. |
Tools |
135 |
|
gravestone |
Nameplate for the dead. |
Death, Decorations, Information, Place |
136 |
|
twilight |
Last call for light! |
Time |
137 |
|
flute |
Wind-powered instrument with a holey sound. |
Tools |
138 |
|
water pipe |
A device for when one's really into smoke on the water. |
Tools |
139 |
|
animal |
Multicellular organisms that perpetually hunger for other organic matter, and are commonly classified in cracker form. |
Animals |
140 |
|
snake |
An armless and legless undulating nightmare of an animal. |
Reptiles |
141 |
|
sickness |
Being unwell, either through genetics or foreign contaminant. |
Biology |
142 |
|
cold |
A brisk feeling, possibly leading to uncontrollable shaking. |
Temperature |
143 |
|
snow |
Baby ice crystals! |
Weather |
144 |
|
seasickness |
The nauseating result of seeing things move one way, but feeling them move another. |
Biology |
145 |
|
snowman |
Snow that has been crudely shaped to resemble a person and given sentimental value. |
Construction |
146 |
|
toast |
Bread that is burned on purpose. |
Food |
147 |
|
ice |
Solid water that's allergic to heat. |
Temperature |
148 |
|
sword |
A really long knife that's sharp on both sides. |
Weapons |
149 |
|
penguin |
Nature's finest dressers. |
Birds |
150 |
|
windmill |
Wind-powered grain grinder. |
Construction |
151 |
|
acid rain |
Rain that has been corrupted by pollution. |
Minerals, Water, Weather |
152 |
|
airplane |
A large winged vehicle that relies on thrust to fly. |
Vehicles |
153 |
|
algae |
Aquatic plants that don't have true roots, stems, and leaves, but do have the hope of millions that they will replace fossil fuels in the near future. |
Plants |
154 |
|
allergy |
The body's response to something it doesn't like. |
Biology |
155 |
|
alligator |
The one with the wider, u-shaped snout. |
Reptiles |
156 |
|
warrior |
One who wars. |
People |
157 |
|
angel |
Divine servant of God. |
Legends, People |
158 |
|
antarctica |
The forgotten continent at the end of the world. |
Place |
159 |
|
archipelago |
A motley crew of islands. |
Geology |
160 |
|
armor |
Wearable defenses. |
Protection, Tools |
161 |
|
astronaut |
A space adventurer. |
People |
162 |
|
atmosphere |
The layer of gases surrounding our planet that protects us from various invisible space horrors. |
Space |
163 |
|
atomic bomb |
A very atomically-correct bomb. |
Weapons |
164 |
|
pig |
Clean, delicious, snout-nosed animal known for their sheep-herding skills. |
Animals |
165 |
|
bacteria |
Microorganisms that are essential for life even though they sometimes help take it away. |
Biology |
166 |
|
barn |
The farm garage. |
Construction |
167 |
|
bayonet |
The knife that's brought to a gun fight. |
Weapons |
168 |
|
beaver |
The lumberjack of the animal kingdom. |
Animals |
169 |
|
birdhouse |
A human-approved dwelling for birds. |
Construction |
170 |
|
blizzard |
A snowy windstorm. |
Temperature, Weather |
171 |
|
brick |
A block of hardened clay that's used for construction and metaphors. |
Materials |
172 |
|
owl |
The terror that (silently) flaps in the night. |
Birds |
173 |
|
butcher |
A person who cuts up meat for fun or profit. |
People |
174 |
|
car |
A four-wheeled vehicle that is powered by an engine, and is used for cruising on land in various capacities. |
Vehicles |
175 |
|
charcoal |
What's left when wood or other organic things aren't allowed access to air, and then set ablaze. |
Minerals |
176 |
|
star |
A ball of perpetually exploding gas in space. |
Space |
177 |
|
knight |
An armorclad warrior who served under a designated ruler, an honorary title bestowed upon a man, and an outdated notion of chivalry. |
People, Protection |
178 |
|
cuckoo |
A bird with a call so annoying, it was adopted as an alarm for clocks. |
Birds, Furniture, Machine, Time |
179 |
|
dinosaur |
Earth's long gone reptile overlords. |
Legends, Reptiles |
180 |
|
dog |
A domesticated mammal that longs to be your best friend. |
Animals |
181 |
|
duck |
Short aquatic birds with webbed feet and surly dispositions. |
Birds |
182 |
|
dune |
A ridge of sand formed by wind and sandworms. |
Geology |
183 |
|
engineer |
The machine whisperer. |
People |
184 |
|
glasses |
A wearable device that helps with eyesight by compensating for bad genetic luck or staring at the TV too much. |
Tools |
185 |
|
family |
A group that is united by blood, marriage, and/or a love of high-speed cars. |
People |
186 |
|
fruit tree |
A tree bearing gifts. |
Plants |
187 |
|
orchard |
A fruit tree neighborhood. |
Plants |
188 |
|
fireworks |
Socially-acceptable explosions that are often used for celebrations. |
Light, Tools |
189 |
|
flood |
A large amount of water that has temporarily outgrown its home. |
Events, Geology, Water |
190 |
|
fog |
Land clouds. |
Weather |
191 |
|
garden |
A small area used for growing flowers, fruits, vegetables, or rocks. |
Place, Plants |
192 |
|
grenade |
A portable explosion. |
Weapons |
193 |
|
hail |
Rain that has frozen on its way to the ground. |
Weather |
194 |
|
hay |
Dried grass that is used to feed livestock and hide needles. |
Food |
195 |
|
hero |
A person who is idealized or admired for courageous actions like saving a drowning child or refilling the communal coffee pot. |
People |
196 |
|
horizon |
The line where earth and sky meet. |
Place |
197 |
|
horse |
A hornless unicorn, commonly used for transportation and racing. |
Animals |
198 |
|
hospital |
An institution for receiving medical care, and inspiration for countless TV shows. |
Construction |
199 |
|
ice cream |
A frozen food made from dairy products that can be combined with a comically-large range of ingredients. |
Food |
200 |
|
mountain |
An abrubtly tall land formation. |
Geology |
201 |
|
glacier |
An enormous moving ice blanket. |
Geology |
202 |
|
alcohol |
A volatile liquid used in chemistry and certain adult beverages. |
Drinks, Water |
203 |
|
hacker |
An exceedingly skillful programmer and wearer of monochromatic hats. |
People |
204 |
|
cart |
A two-wheeled wagon. |
Tools, Vehicles |
205 |
|
wagon |
A four-wheeled cart. |
Tools, Vehicles |
206 |
|
doctor |
Someone who practices medicine or time traveling. |
People |
207 |
|
paper |
Finely shaved, pulped, and pressed tree meat. |
Materials, Tools |
208 |
|
newspaper |
A periodical publication printed with timely articles and funnies. |
|
209 |
|
salt |
A crystalline substance commonly used in food consumption, preservation, and competitive wrestling rituals. |
|
210 |
|
vampire |
An undead individual who feasts on the blood of others, and is very self-conscious about arriving uninvited. |
Legends, People |
211 |
|
sunglasses |
Glasses with darkened lenses that protect one's eyes from the glares of sunlight and jealousy. |
Tools |
212 |
|
igloo |
Snow forts for adults. |
Construction, Temperature |
213 |
|
sandstorm |
When you don't have time to go to the beach, but still want to find sand on your persons for the next month. |
Events, Weather |
214 |
|
oasis |
An area in the desert where there's enough water for trees and hope to grow. |
Place |
215 |
|
robot |
A machine that can be electronically programmed to carry out a variety of physical tasks automatically, and is the face of humanity's downfall. |
Machine |
216 |
|
sushi |
A culturally acceptable way of eating raw fish. |
Food |
217 |
|
treehouse |
A hideout for children that's located in a tree. |
Construction |
218 |
|
unicorn |
A majestic horse with a single horn in the middle of its forehead. |
Animals, Legends |
219 |
|
bacon |
Meat from the back and sides of a pig that is salted, smoked, and lusted over. |
Food |
220 |
|
cigarette |
The most commonly used tobacco consumption system. |
Tools |
221 |
|
pilot |
Someone who literally has their head in the clouds all the time. |
People |
222 |
|
seahorse |
A small fish whose head barely resembles a horse. |
Fish |
223 |
|
fossil |
The petrified remains of ancient organisms. |
Animals, Death, Geology |
224 |
|
ring |
A small circular band of material used for decoration, and may be set with gemstones or the black speech of the dark lord. |
Valuables |
225 |
|
pegasus |
A winged hornless unicorn. |
Animals, Legends |
226 |
|
shark |
A type of carnivorous fish known for their flexible skeletons, occasional encounters with humans, and fondness for oxygen tanks. |
Fish |
227 |
|
space |
The realm in which planets and stars live. |
Space |
228 |
|
yogurt |
Bacteria + dairy = profit. |
Food |
229 |
|
computer |
An electronic device that can both aid and hinder work. |
Information, Machine |
230 |
|
mouse |
A small rodent that has inspired and annoyed millions. |
Animals |
231 |
|
baker |
A bread magician. |
People |
232 |
|
pencil |
A mighty wooden marker. |
Information, Tools |
233 |
|
starfish |
A fish that is solely composed of arms and feet. |
Fish |
234 |
|
wine |
Classy, grape-flavored alcohol. |
Drinks |
235 |
|
telescope |
Squinting instrument. |
Tools |
236 |
|
pizza |
The greatest of the dinner pies. |
Food |
237 |
|
cat |
A small mammal that is kept as a pet and believes it owns everything. |
Animals |
238 |
|
sound |
Earsight. |
Forces |
239 |
|
light sword |
An elegant weapon for a more civilized age. |
Legends, Weapons |
240 |
|
force knight |
Guardians of peace and justice in the Old Republic. |
Legends, People |
241 |
|
wolf |
A dog who doesn't play by the rules. |
Animals |
242 |
|
werewolf |
Someone who changes into a wolf during a full moon and is allergic to silver. |
Animals, Legends, People |
243 |
|
grim reaper |
An attempt at making death easier to comprehend. |
Death, Legends, People |
244 |
|
sailor |
Crewmember of a seafaring vessel, and singer of shanties. |
|
245 |
|
camel |
The humped horse of the desert. |
|
246 |
|
wall |
A vertical structure used to keep things in. Or out. |
Construction |
247 |
|
planet |
A star dancer. |
Geology, Space |
248 |
|
rocket |
A self-propelled device that's as inspiring as it is deadly. |
Machine, Vehicles |
249 |
|
swordfish |
Fish that are saddled with a sword for a nose. |
Fish |
250 |
|
drunk |
When the mechanical gears and pulleys controlling your body's motor functions are gunked up with too much alcohol. |
People |
251 |
|
music |
Sounds as art. |
Events, Information |
252 |
|
smog |
Evil fog. |
Weather |
253 |
|
beer |
Casual alcohol. |
Drinks |
254 |
|
seagull |
Noisy ducks. Well, noisier. |
Birds |
255 |
|
juice |
The delicious liquid obtained from fruit or vegetables. |
Drinks |
256 |
|
village |
A small community in a rural area. |
Place |
257 |
|
scissors |
An instrument to make cutting easier. |
Tools |
258 |
|
story |
A series of events or incidents told via campfire, book, cave drawing, or laborious voice over. |
Information, Legends |
259 |
|
letter |
Physical emails. |
Containers, Information |
260 |
|
coconut |
Natural candy of a certain type of palm tree. |
Containers, Food, Plants |
261 |
|
coconut milk |
A delicious natural laxative found within coconuts. |
Drinks |
262 |
|
sugar |
The double-edged sword of ingredients. |
Food, Materials |
263 |
|
bat |
Flying mammal and inspiration for vigilantes. |
Animals |
264 |
|
squirrel |
Bushy-tailed rodents that live in trees and feast on nuts and stolen birdseed. |
Animals |
265 |
|
river |
Nature's open-air water pipe. |
Geology, Water |
266 |
|
cookie |
A delightfully small and flattened cake. |
Food |
267 |
|
iceberg |
Great ice cube of the sea. |
Geology, Water |
268 |
|
vulture |
Balding bird that feasts on the dead. |
Birds |
269 |
|
bone |
Skeleton puzzle pieces. |
Death, Materials |
270 |
|
castle |
Fortified building and occasional home of royalty. |
Construction, Protection |
282 |
|
centaur |
The wild man-horse. |
Animals, Legends, People |
283 |
|
nest |
Beds made out of twigs, mud, and leaves that baby birds have to live in no matter how much they crow about it. |
Construction, Containers |
284 |
|
lion |
Inexplicable King of the Animal Kingdom despite the lionesses doing all the work. |
Animals |
285 |
|
doghouse |
A shelter for dogs to sit in or lay on top of. |
Construction |
286 |
|
skyscraper |
A building that's reaching for the sky. |
Construction |
287 |
|
dynamite |
Highly volatile and explosive moldable stick. |
Tools, Weapons |
288 |
|
goat |
Frisky horned sheep. |
Animals |
289 |
|
cereal |
Breakfast food made from roasted grains, and a contested member of a balanced breakfast. |
Food |
290 |
|
black hole |
Space hole that grows hungrier the more it eats, and whose tastes include everything in existence. |
Space |
291 |
|
lighthouse |
A structure containing a light bright enough for ships at sea to interpret. |
Construction, Light |
301 |
|
surfer |
Rider of waves, chiller of attitudes. |
People |
302 |
|
monkey |
Tree-dwelling primate with a tail. |
Animals |
303 |
|
idea |
A thought given weight. |
Information |
304 |
|
galaxy |
A collection of stars held together by gravity. |
Space |
305 |
|
lamp |
Creator of unnatural light. |
Furniture, Light |
306 |
|
mirror |
A reflective surface from which anyone but vampires can see themselves. |
Furniture |
307 |
|
meteoroid |
A small object cruising through space. |
Geology, Space |
308 |
|
meteor |
A small object from outer space that has entered earth's atmosphere and brought with it fire, wishes, and omens. |
Events, Space |
309 |
|
platypus |
The animal example of 'Ok, but what if we added this...' |
Animals |
310 |
|
pirate |
Scoundrel of the seas. |
People |
311 |
|
lava lamp |
A liquid lamp that doesn't actually contain magma. |
Decorations, Light |
312 |
|
hamburger |
Cow sandwich. |
Food |
313 |
|
email |
Mail that can be sent without getting up. |
Containers, Information |
314 |
|
prism |
Rainbow glass. |
Light, Tools |
315 |
|
sandpaper |
Angry paper. |
Tools |
316 |
|
kite |
A toy that lets you play tug of war with wind. |
Air, Decorations |
317 |
|
origami |
Paper that has been purposefully folded to make art. |
Construction, Decorations |
318 |
|
statue |
An immobile reproduction of something. |
Construction, Furniture |
320 |
|
chocolate |
Ground-up sweet seeds. |
Food |
322 |
|
chocolate milk |
What many believe to be the result of milking brown cows and/or feeding cows chocolate. |
Drinks |
327 |
|
cookie dough |
Raw cookie meat. |
Food, Materials |
328 |
|
city |
A grown-up town. |
Place |
331 |
|
eagle |
Large bird that enjoys gliding, crushing the skulls of its prey, and inspiring Americans. |
Birds |
332 |
|
watch |
A wearable clock. |
Time, Tools |
333 |
|
ambulance |
Specialty vehicles that ferry people to and from hospitals, and are not required to obey traffic laws in an emergency. |
Vehicles |
334 |
|
manatee |
A chill sea mammal that is a friend to all except boats. |
Animals |
335 |
|
ski goggles |
Glasses used by those too cool for snowblindness. |
Tools |
336 |
|
swim goggles |
Glasses that work underwater. |
Tools |
337 |
|
cyborg |
The next stage of humanity. |
Machine, People |
338 |
|
mermaid |
A woman who has a beautiful singing voice and a fish tail instead of legs. |
Fish, Legends, People |
339 |
|
sheep |
Wool-covered animals known for their flocking tendencies and secret passwords. |
Animals |
340 |
|
alien |
That which is not of this Earth. |
Legends, Space |
341 |
|
book |
An imagination igniter. |
Containers, Information |
342 |
|
dam |
An attempt at taming water. |
Construction |
344 |
|
internet |
The information superhighway. |
Construction, Information, Vehicles |
345 |
|
motorcycle |
Motorized vehicle resembling a beefed-up version of a bicycle or tricycle. |
Vehicles |
346 |
|
avalanche |
A rapid descent of mountain accumulation. |
Events, Geology |
347 |
|
leather |
Tanned, commodified skin. |
Materials |
348 |
|
wizard |
Someone who makes the impossible possible. |
Legends, People |
349 |
|
faun |
A human who looks like they're slowly turning into a goat, but actually isn't. They just have the horns, ears, legs, and tail of one. |
Animals, Legends, People |
350 |
|
gold |
THE precious metal. |
Materials, Valuables |
351 |
|
moss |
Official plant of dark and dank places. |
Plants |
352 |
|
egg timer |
An hourglass that lasts as long as an egg takes to boil. |
Time, Tools |
353 |
|
butter |
The incredible, spreadable, edible fat. |
Food |
354 |
|
oxygen |
An odorless gas that's only important if you want to live. |
Air, Materials |
355 |
|
pyramid |
A three-dimensional triangle you could die in. |
Construction |
356 |
|
sand castle |
A formidable structure made out of wet sand. |
Construction |
357 |
|
umbrella |
A rain shield. |
Tools |
359 |
|
pond |
A really small lake. |
Place, Water |
360 |
|
wool |
Animal hair that's good enough for you to want on your body. |
Materials |
361 |
|
scarecrow |
An object resembling a human figure that's meant to scare birds that don't know any better. |
Furniture, Tools |
362 |
|
carbon dioxide |
A colorless, odorless gas that may end up causing a few mass extinctions. |
Air, Materials |
363 |
|
monarch |
A supreme ruler. |
People |
364 |
|
bridge |
A structure that provides passage over a problematic area, and may go nowhere. |
Construction |
365 |
|
broom |
A brush with handle attached to it that's used to shuffle rubbish from one place to another |
Tools |
366 |
|
leaf |
Solar panel for plants and wind surfing board for insects. |
Plants |
367 |
|
fridge |
A cold food closet. |
Furniture |
368 |
|
printer |
A machine that can print anything onto paper as long as it has enough ink. |
Furniture, Tools |
369 |
|
scorpion |
An arachnid's impersonation of a lobster taken to the next level. |
Insects |
370 |
|
santa |
The big man up north who holds humanity in constant judgment. |
Legends, People |
371 |
|
reindeer |
Fancy deer of the north and herald of Santa Claus. |
Animals |
372 |
|
sleigh |
A sled-like vehicle, but totally not a sled, built to slide over snow and ice by the pulling of various animals. |
Vehicles |
373 |
|
candy cane |
A striped, minty candy shaped like a cane that heralds the arrival of Christmas. |
Food |
374 |
|
christmas stocking |
A large sock that Santa makes some of his Christmas deposits in. |
Decorations |
375 |
|
chimney |
An escape hatch for smoke. |
Construction |
376 |
|
sweater |
A knitted long-sleeved shirt that has an above average chance of looking terrible. |
Decorations |
377 |
|
gift |
Something that is given without payment. |
Containers |
378 |
|
snowball |
A ball of packed snow that serves as the most popular winter weapon. |
Temperature, Weapons |
379 |
|
snowboard |
A board one stands on while descending snowy slopes at high speeds. |
Vehicles |
380 |
|
armadillo |
The safety mammal that's decked out in bony plating, and which moves under the cover of darkness. |
Animals |
381 |
|
pigeon |
Bird of the streets. |
Birds |
382 |
|
seaplane |
A plane that can take off and land on water without crashing. |
Vehicles |
383 |
|
narwhal |
The whale version of a unicorn, but real. |
Fish |
384 |
|
piranha |
Fish that is filled with teeth and a taste for blood. |
Fish |
385 |
|
titanic |
The boat that dared to be huge. |
Events, Legends, Vehicles |
386 |
|
obsidian |
Hardcore rock. |
Minerals |
387 |
|
mummy |
A dead body that has been wrapped in bandages, but may be filled with terrifying unnatural life at a later date. |
Death, Legends, People |
388 |
|
money |
A medium of exchange, and potential bringer of happiness or ruin. |
Time, Valuables |
389 |
|
flying fish |
Fish that dream of one day flying out of their watery prison, but will only ever be able to glide short distances. |
Fish |
390 |
|
tank |
An enormous armored gun that moves around on treads. |
Protection, Vehicles, Weapons |
391 |
|
solar system |
Our immediate planetary family in reach of the sun. |
Space |
392 |
|
paper airplane |
An aircraft made of paper and imagination. |
Air, Decorations |
393 |
|
banana |
Fruit loved by certain monkeys and fans of physical comedy. |
Food |
394 |
|
sandstone |
Sand that has been cemented together. |
Geology |
395 |
|
parrot |
The comedian of birds |
Birds |
396 |
|
dry ice |
What carbon dioxide turns into when it gets too cold. |
Materials, Temperature |
397 |
|
flashlight |
A portable light and scary face-maker. |
Light, Tools |
398 |
|
dew |
When cool surfaces sweat water at night. |
Water |
399 |
|
trojan horse |
Common metaphor describing something that slips past defenses and destroys from within, like memes. |
Construction, Legends |
400 |
|
catnip |
Cat-safe drug. |
Plants |
401 |
|
scalpel |
A surgeon's favorite knife. |
Tools |
402 |
|
skateboard |
A board with four wheels that can be ridden in casual, extreme, or EXXXTREME situations. |
Vehicles |
403 |
|
alarm clock |
A clock that can be timed to make a noise so irritating it will force someone out of bed. |
Time, Tools |
404 |
|
water gun |
A toy that makes one reconsider what "childsafe" really means. |
Weapons |
405 |
|
wind turbine |
A giant rotary propeller that uses wind to generate electricity and inconvenience birds. |
Electricity, Machine |
406 |
|
piggy bank |
Coin deposit box in the hollowed-out artificial remains of a pig. |
Containers, Valuables |
407 |
|
sloth |
An animal that moves slow enough for moss to grow on it, along with several layers of sedimentary rock. |
Animals |
408 |
|
marshmallows |
Delightful pillowy sugar sponges. |
Food |
409 |
|
seal |
Dogs who never left the water. |
Animals |
410 |
|
helicopter |
When someone takes a Bond villain's death machine and turns it into a vehicle. |
Vehicles |
411 |
|
tea |
Hot Leaves - The Drink. |
Drinks |
412 |
|
picnic |
Not just eating outdoors, but eating outdoors with a purpose. |
Events, Food |
413 |
|
peacock |
A bird with a built-in stageshow. |
Birds |
414 |
|
rose |
A flowery bush with a thorn in its side. |
Decorations, Plants |
415 |
|
flower |
A plant-based weapon in romantic courtship. |
Decorations, Plants |
416 |
|
hummingbird |
A bird that has superseded dogs with its ability to fly backwards. |
Birds |
417 |
|
chameleon |
Lizard of many colors and eyelines. |
Animals |
418 |
|
fox |
The slyest of all animals and frequent patron of chicken coops. |
Animals |
419 |
|
wild boar |
A wild pig, one that the common house pigs dream of becoming one day. |
Animals |
420 |
|
firetruck |
Fire ambulance and vehicle of choice for Dalmations. |
Vehicles |
421 |
|
medusa |
Serpentine lady with a stoney stare. |
Legends, People |
422 |
|
flying squirrel |
Rats with wings-that-aren't-really-wings-but-actually-folds-of-skin-connecting-the-fore-and-hind-legs. |
Animals |
423 |
|
fence |
A wall, but outside. |
Construction |
424 |
|
electric car |
A car that doesn't run on dinosaur remains. |
Vehicles |
425 |
|
ostrich |
The biggest bird. |
Birds |
426 |
|
milk shake |
Delicious ice cream slurry. |
Drinks |
427 |
|
map |
A bird's eye view made pictorial. |
Information, Place |
428 |
|
lawn mower |
The instrument of grass barbers. |
Machine |
429 |
|
mousetrap |
A horrible board game inspired by real-life capture devices. |
Tools |
430 |
|
cotton |
Soft clothes for plant seeds that are then used to make clothes for humans. |
Materials, Plants |
431 |
|
thread |
The kind of fiber that's used for sewing, not for pooping. |
Materials |
432 |
|
fabric |
The brick of the clothing and textile world. |
Materials |
433 |
|
bank |
The main producer of sacks with dollar signs on them. |
Construction |
434 |
|
excalibur |
A famous British sword that nobody can agree on whether it came from a stone or a lake. |
Legends, Weapons |
435 |
|
popsicle |
Flavored ice that has been frozen around most of a stick. |
Food, Temperature |
436 |
|
woodpecker |
A bird who is a very, very insistent knocker. |
Birds |
437 |
|
wand |
Tool for wizarding, witching, casting, and conjuring. |
Legends, Tools |
438 |
|
pirate ship |
A vessel manned by an ARRRRRdy group of individuals, and which docks in an ARRRRRRRbor. |
Vehicles |
439 |
|
constellation |
Connect the Dots: Star Edition. |
Space |
440 |
|
computer mouse |
An input device for computers that would resemble a rodent if you were drunk. |
Tools |
441 |
|
pasta |
Hot, boiled, doughy deliciousness from Italia. |
Food |
442 |
|
shuriken |
The instrument of choice for a Professor of Ninjistics. |
Weapons |
443 |
|
ninja |
A practicioner of ninjistics. |
People |
444 |
|
saddle |
A seat to assert humanity's dominance over animals. |
Tools |
445 |
|
sheet music |
A series of bars, lines, and dots on a piece of paper that correspond to sounds. |
Information |
446 |
|
donut |
A small mound of fried dough that grows more exotic in its variations every year. |
Food |
447 |
|
fishing rod |
A device that preys on the ignorance of fish in order to capture them. |
Tools |
448 |
|
mayonnaise |
Eggy sandwich fixings. |
Food |
450 |
|
confetti |
Paper snow for parties. |
Decorations |
451 |
|
witch |
Magic practicioner with a fondness for broom-based transport. |
Legends, People |
452 |
|
skeleton |
The only thing stopping any of our bodies from toppling over into a disgusting meat pile. |
Death, Materials |
453 |
|
spider |
An eight-legged nightmare that eats insects, unless you're in Australia, in which case they eat EVERYTHING. |
Insects |
454 |
|
web |
A spider's home AND place of work. |
Construction, Tools |
455 |
|
ghost |
Life after death, sometimes as a translucent body, and often on the receiving end of busts. |
Death, Legends |
456 |
|
vegetable |
Edible plants and the bane of children worldwide. |
Food, Plants |
457 |
|
pumpkin |
Large, orange fruit that is ceremoniously lobotomized every year and rabidly devoured in coffee drinks. |
Food, Plants |
458 |
|
crystal ball |
An orb used to predict the future, preceded by vigorous hand rubbing and temple pointing. |
Decorations, Tools |
459 |
|
jack-o-lantern |
A lobotomized pumpkin that is lit from the inside. |
Decorations |
460 |
|
bee |
Bumbly insects armed with a single stinger and excellent dance instincts. |
Insects |
461 |
|
butterfly |
Insect with a rorschach test for wings. |
Insects |
462 |
|
beehive |
The residency of the queen bee. |
Construction, Containers |
463 |
|
honey |
Bee-made liquid that never expires and always tastes good with chicken nuggets. |
Food |
464 |
|
wax |
The moldable secretiono of honeybees and ears. |
Materials |
465 |
|
candle |
Wax fire sticks. |
Light, Tools |
466 |
|
water lily |
Water-based flower cups. |
Plants |
467 |
|
hippo |
The most deadly yet cutest animal in Africa. |
Animals |
468 |
|
pinocchio |
A very nosy and deceitful boy. |
Construction, Legends, People |
470 |
|
wrapping paper |
Tearaway skin for presents. |
Decorations |
471 |
|
minotaur |
Half man, half bull, all gross. |
Animals, Legends, People |
472 |
|
vase |
Fancy cup for flowers. |
Decorations |
473 |
|
space station |
A potentially fully armed and operational manned structure in outer space. |
Construction, Space |
474 |
|
soap |
A cleaning substance with sometimes intense smells, sometimes intense colors, and sometimes intense CLEANING POWER. |
Minerals |
475 |
|
fountain |
An artificial geyser. |
Construction, Decorations |
476 |
|
needle |
Hole punched pin that's good at bringing threads together. |
Tools |
477 |
|
drum |
Musical instrument that prefers to be hit with sticks or hands. |
Tools |
478 |
|
batter |
A cooking beat'em up featuring flour, milk, and eggs. |
Food, Materials |
479 |
|
snowmobile |
A sledge powered by an engine instead of dogs and hope. |
Vehicles |
480 |
|
rat |
Close relative of mice and often depicted as villains in animated movies, except when they're cooks. |
Animals |
481 |
|
sphinx |
A lion with a face transplant. |
Construction, Decorations |
482 |
|
jam |
Fruity preserves with a good beat. |
Food |
483 |
|
cheeseburger |
Hot sandwich with two different cow products in it. |
Food |
484 |
|
crow |
The smartest bird on Earth, and member of a murderous group. |
Birds |
485 |
|
stun gun |
An adult joy buzzer. |
Weapons |
486 |
|
cannon |
Weapon of warfare inspired by firing off champagne corks. |
Weapons |
487 |
|
blender |
A machine that replicates mother birds chewing up food and regurgitating liquids. |
Tools |
488 |
|
bulletproof vest |
Extra health. |
Protection |
489 |
|
pitchfork |
Farm tool #666. |
Tools |
490 |
|
ufo |
Objects prone to close encounters. |
Legends, Vehicles |
491 |
|
cake |
An excuse to use and eat frosting. |
Food |
492 |
|
bbq |
Portable cooker with a clothing requirement of very dumb aprons. |
Furniture, Tools |
493 |
|
swimmer |
One who can sink in water on purpose. |
People |
494 |
|
angler |
Fisherman evolved to use tools and not their bare hands. |
People |
495 |
|
farm |
Development center for crops, animals, and spies. |
Construction, Place |
496 |
|
ruins |
Buildings that are falling apart at the seams. |
Construction, Entropy |
497 |
|
steak |
Sliced hindquarters, cooked on a range from 'Still Bleeding' to 'Ash'. |
Food |
498 |
|
spaceship |
Vehicle for the final frontier. |
Space, Vehicles |
499 |
|
kaiju |
Japan's most vocal proponent of nuclear disarmament. |
|
500 |
|
horseshoe |
The only set of shoes with nails for laces. |
Decorations, Tools |
501 |
|
soda |
Fizzy sugar drink that's more commonly known as 'pop.' |
Drinks |
502 |
|
tractor |
Farm vehicle that's half monster truck. |
Vehicles |
503 |
|
frog |
Amphibean that's a ribbit-er and not a croak-er. |
Reptiles |
504 |
|
mailman |
An email facilitator made human. |
People |
505 |
|
bandage |
Artifical scabs. |
Tools |
506 |
|
log cabin |
Tree house, but on the ground. |
Construction |
507 |
|
bus |
Public transportation on wheels. |
Vehicles |
508 |
|
alpaca |
Bet you didn't know that llamas have banana ears and alpacas have spear ears. |
Animals |
509 |
|
rope |
Two great cords that braid great together. |
Materials, Tools |
510 |
|
puddle |
A natural kiddie pool. |
Water |
511 |
|
grilled cheese |
Proof that you don't need meat for a perfect sandwich. |
Food |
512 |
|
pterodactyl |
The original dinosaur bird before they were all birds. |
Birds, Legends, Reptiles |
513 |
|
snow globe |
Miniature city or scene doomed to suffer frequent gravity shifts and blizzards simultaneously. |
Decorations |
514 |
|
flamethrower |
More like a flame spewer. |
Weapons |
515 |
|
waterfall |
When water takes a leap of faith. |
Place, Water |
516 |
|
ozone |
When oxygen gets a little gassy after too many electric shocks. |
Air, Materials |
517 |
|
ant |
Insect member of a royalty-based society, and mortal enemy of magnifying glasses. |
Insects |
518 |
|
paint |
Colored artificial skin that's slathered onto a surface. |
Decorations, Materials |
519 |
|
treasure map |
Valuable pieces of paper that can possibly lead to riches, but more likely mutiny and/or death. |
Information, Legends |
520 |
|
treasure |
Objects contained within a chest that produce a glow when opened, and are subsequently mirrored in the discoverer's eyes. |
Furniture, Valuables |
521 |
|
hammer |
The premiere pounding tool. |
Tools |
522 |
|
mountain range |
Earth's wrinkles. |
Geology |
523 |
|
family tree |
The only way you can remember your extended family's names. |
Information, People |
524 |
|
rv |
A big van designed to be slept in, and in real beds instead of jacking the seats back and kinda propping your head against the window. |
Vehicles |
525 |
|
mold |
Nature's moisture-loving beard stubble. |
Biology |
526 |
|
bakery |
The best smelling place on Earth. |
Construction |
527 |
|
ice cream truck |
Vehicle that preys on sweet tooths and children. |
Vehicles |
528 |
|
gardener |
Lord of plants. |
People |
529 |
|
supernova |
A really big star burp. |
Space |
530 |
|
doge |
Wow. Much dog. |
Animals, Legends |
531 |
|
the one ring |
Isildur's bane. |
Legends, Valuables |
532 |
|
ninja turtle |
Hero in a half shell. |
Legends, Reptiles |
534 |
|
gingerbread man |
Uncatchable human-shaped cookie. |
Food, Legends |
535 |
|
gingerbread house |
Edible housing for edible people. |
Construction, Food |
536 |
|
safety glasses |
Protective eyewear in case of flying debris or harsh verbal burns. |
Tools |
537 |
|
hay bale |
An informal, off the cuff greeting to Christian Bale, a celebrated actor. |
Construction, Food |
538 |
|
harp |
Plucked instrument of the gods. |
Tools |
539 |
|
fortune cookie |
Thin folded wafer with a prophetic message inside. |
Food, Information |
540 |
|
chicken wing |
The delicious result of a chicken arm dunked in a hot oil bath. |
Food |
541 |
|
recipe |
How to Cook When You Don't Know Anything About Cooking and Not Set Yourself on Fire - A Lesson. |
Information |
542 |
|
french fries |
Hot and oiled potato sticks. |
Food |
543 |
|
ruler |
A straight edge and measuring instrument for arcane units of length. |
Tools |
544 |
|
chicken soup |
Trademarked cure for the common cold. |
Food |
545 |
|
iced tea |
Cold leafy drink. |
Drinks |
546 |
|
tyrannosaurus rex |
The figurehead king of the dinosaurs. |
Legends, Reptiles |
547 |
|
lake |
A big pond. |
Geology, Water |
548 |
|
duckling |
Baby quacker. |
Birds |
549 |
|
toucan |
A tropical bird with a massive bill who is an eater of fruits and sometimes loops. |
Birds |
550 |
|
optical fiber |
What's inside the Internet's series of tubes. |
Light, Materials |
551 |
|
stethoscope |
A doctor's hearing aid. |
Tools |
552 |
|
mac and cheese |
Pasta doused in hot cow sauce. |
Food |
553 |
|
nessie |
A shared hallucination by the visitors to Loch Ness. |
Animals, Legends |
554 |
|
banana bread |
The sole purpose of brown bananas. |
Food |
555 |
|
drone |
The scouts of the impending robot uprising. |
Machine |
556 |
|
jerky |
Slim-as-a-jim sunbathed strips of meat. |
Food |
557 |
|
fairy tale |
Stories told to children by parents to soften the soul-crushing blow of the universe's indifference. |
Legends |
558 |
|
ivy |
A plant with a passion for climbing using its five point technique. |
Plants |
559 |
|
hamster |
An adorable rodent whose primary means of transportation is a giant ball. |
Animals |
560 |
|
mountain goat |
A devil-eyed mountain dweller. |
Animals |
561 |
|
carrot |
An orange vegetable with green hair, and inspiration for the greatest comedian in history. |
Food, Plants |
562 |
|
penicillin |
The only time in history when someone was glad to see mold. |
Biology |
563 |
|
vacuum cleaner |
A sucker. |
Tools |
564 |
|
yeti |
The real snowman of the Himalayas. |
Animals, Legends |
565 |
|
aurora |
When Earth's atmosphere gets confrontational with solar particles, there be fireworks. |
Events, Light |
566 |
|
bonsai tree |
A permanent baby tree. |
Decorations, Plants |
567 |
|
fire extinguisher |
Canned fire-killer and DIY space booster pack. |
Containers, Tools |
568 |
|
gnome |
A protector of gardens who also happens to be an insurance salesman. |
Decorations, Legends |
569 |
|
granite |
Stop me if you've heard this before: quartz, mica, and feldspar walk into a bar... |
Materials |
570 |
|
hedge |
A plant-link fence. |
Construction, Plants |
571 |
|
microscope |
A tricked-out magnifying lens. |
Tools |
572 |
|
mars |
The red-headed step child of the solar system. |
Geology, Space |
573 |
|
robot vacuum |
A robotic floor cleaner and spy for the impending robot uprising. |
Machine |
574 |
|
smoothie |
When fruit and ice meet up, things get messy. |
Drinks |
575 |
|
steel wool |
The highly prized coat shorn from robot sheep. |
Tools |
578 |
|
crayon |
Edible wax rainbows. |
Tools |
579 |
|
tunnel |
A long horizontal hole. |
Geology |
580 |
|
quicksand |
A way to drown on land. |
Geology |
581 |
|
parachute |
The safest way to survive jumping out of a fast-moving aircraft. |
Tools |
582 |
|
husky |
A dog that loves to mush. |
Animals |
583 |
|
roller coaster |
Real life mine cart sequences. |
Construction |
584 |
|
pencil sharpener |
Writing and drawing enabler. |
Tools |
585 |
|
sewing machine |
Surgical device for garments and cloth. |
Machine |
586 |
|
don quixote |
Some guy who attacked a bunch of windmills, and a movie Terry Gilliam will never complete. |
Legends, People |
587 |
|
safe |
A strong box or room requiring a key, impressive hearing skills, or explosives to open. |
Containers, Protection |
588 |
|
sprinkles |
Sugary dandruff. |
Decorations |
589 |
|
chain |
A metal link, often used to connect commands. |
Materials, Tools |
590 |
|
smoke signal |
All-natural morse code. |
Air, Information |
591 |
|
lasso |
A persuasion device to rope in horses and cattle. |
Tools |
592 |
|
moth |
Drably-winged insects in love with lights. |
Insects |
593 |
|
cauldron |
An ominous kettle. |
Containers |
594 |
|
tent |
Blanket forts for grown ups. |
Protection |
595 |
|
perfume |
Good-smelling sweat that you wish came out of your body. |
Air, Decorations |
596 |
|
cashmere |
Super-fine goat wool. |
Materials |
597 |
|
liquid |
A substance that knows how to flow, but keeps its composure. |
States |
599 |
|
heat |
A quality of either increased temperature, feeling, social standing, or police presence. |
Forces |
600 |
|
solid |
The stiffest state of matter. |
States |
601 |
|
gas |
An airy fluid. |
States |
602 |
|
big |
When small grows up. |
States |
607 |
|
universe |
EVERYTHING THAT EXISTS. |
Place |
608 |
|
galaxy cluster |
A gravity party bumpin' with galaxies. |
Space |
609 |
|
stream |
A baby river. |
Geology, Water |
610 |
|
rivulet |
A baby stream. |
Geology, Water |
611 |
|
motion |
When something or someone is moved or moving (physically, not emotionally). |
|
612 |
|
small |
A size of lesser means. |
|
616 |
|
soil |
The organic scalp of the Earth where plants, not hair, grows. |
Biology, Geology |
617 |
|
pebble |
A small rock after being roughed up by sand or water. |
Geology |
618 |
|
rock |
Any innocuous solid mineral, and when preceded by "The," gains world-class acting and professional wrestling abilities. |
Geology |
619 |
|
boulder |
A big rock, prone to chasing archaeologists. |
Geology |
620 |
|
hill |
A belly of land. |
Geology |
621 |
|
land |
Anything on Earth's surface that isn't covered by water, but is owned by Woody Guthrie and YOU! |
Geology |
622 |
|
continent |
A large, continuous mass of land separated by an expanse of water, country borders, or other arbitrary distinctions. |
Geology |
624 |
|
mineral |
All-natural, homemade, inorganic substances produced humanely by the underground. |
Minerals |
625 |
|
organic matter |
Matter from a living organism, like leaves from a tree, or recently living organism, like rotten flesh on a zombie. |
Biology |
626 |
|
gust |
A cough of wind. |
Air |
629 |
|
warmth |
A feeling of comfortable heat up to, but not including, sweating. |
Temperature |
630 |
|
chill |
A feeling of coldness, and common cause of goosebumps. |
Temperature |
631 |
|
mist |
Fog's tiny sibling, prone to hiding monsters. |
Weather |
632 |
|
plasma |
The state of matter that everyone forgets, and is the stuff of stars and lightning. |
States |
633 |
|
current |
Underwater wind. |
|
638 |
|
arctic |
The regional domain of Santa Claus. |
Place |
639 |
|
hurricane |
A cycloptic storm. |
Events, Weather |
640 |
|
seed |
A plant egg. |
Biology, Plants |
641 |
|
pollen |
The unmentionables of a male plant. |
Biology, Plants |
642 |
|
primordial soup |
A body of water so theoretically amazing that it can actually give birth. |
Biology |
643 |
|
lightning |
When clouds try to be flashy. |
Electricity, Events |
644 |
|
death |
One of life's constants, along with taxes. |
Death |
645 |
|
ore |
Rock-encased minerals that enterprising individuals and/or shady conglomerates extract via mining. |
Minerals |
646 |
|
domestication |
Taming an animal so that they're more amenable to hard labor and pets of the head. |
States |
647 |
|
plow |
A blade used to vanquish dirt and create homes for seeds. |
Tools |
648 |
|
legend |
A story handed down over time that is believed to be true, but cannot be verified, like the Batman. |
Information |
649 |
|
mercury |
Our sun's best planetary friend. |
Space |
650 |
|
jupiter |
The largest planet in our solar system, fifth from the sun, and home of the all-powerful Great Red Spot. |
Space |
651 |
|
saturn |
That planet with the rings that also happens to be sixth from the sun. |
Space |
652 |
|
machine |
An apparatus performing a particular task using mechanical power, and which possibly has murderous intentions toward its creators. |
Machine |
656 |
|
cook |
A person who takes food and makes it better or worse. |
People |
657 |
|
potter |
A person who makes organically-sourced things like vases, plates, bowls, and sometimes magic. |
People |
658 |
|
science |
Systemic wonder applied to the natural world. |
|
659 |
|
philosophy |
The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence of poultry. |
|
661 |
|
net |
A meshy trap you can see through. |
Tools |
663 |
|
nuts |
The puzzle fruit, consisting of a tough-to-crack shell around a tasty center. |
Food |
664 |
|
bow |
Arrow propellant. |
Weapons |
665 |
|
arrow |
A bow's ammunition, used to deliver pain and/or love. |
Weapons |
666 |
|
coral |
The rocky substance secreted by tiny marine animals that is currently suffering at the hands of global warming. |
Biology |
667 |
|
dawn |
When the sun wakes up in the sky. |
Time |
668 |
|
polar bear |
Bear of the arctic, and popularly believed to love cola. |
Animals |
669 |
|
reed |
The wet grass of wetlands. |
Plants |
670 |
|
chicken coop |
Women's dorm for chickens. |
Containers |
671 |
|
magic |
Sufficiently advanced technology and/or supernatural power that can be wielded and manipulated. |
Forces, Legends |
672 |
|
musician |
One who plays a musical instrument, even if they're not talented. At all. |
People |
673 |
|
darkness |
The absence of photons. |
Light |
674 |
|
spotlight |
A gaze made visible. |
Light, Tools |
675 |
|
skier |
A master of snow traversal using only narrow strips of material attached to their feet. |
People |
676 |
|
venus |
The second planet from the sun, and flashiest among them in our solar system. |
Space |
677 |
|
bell |
A hollow, metal mouth that emits a musical note when struck by its tongue. |
Tools |
678 |
|
katana |
A single-sided, curved sword used by warriors of the past and future. |
Weapons |
679 |
|
potato |
The most popular tuber in the world. |
Food |
680 |
|
park |
Public land that is used for recreation and dog watching. |
Place |
681 |
|
magma |
Liquefied rock not yet ready for primetime on the surface. |
Geology, Materials |
682 |
|
container |
Something used for holding or transporting stuff, like a box or one's mouth. |
Containers |
683 |
|
scuba tank |
A device that allows humans to breathe underwater without actually breathing water. |
Containers |
684 |
|
diver |
Someone who enjoys spending long periods of time underwater, especially while having access to a supply of air. |
People |
685 |
|
battery |
A container of chemical energy that can be converted into electricity, sometimes heralded by a drumming bunny. |
Electricity, Tools |
686 |
|
lawn |
A stretch of grass that is kept short and neat like a fine mustache. |
Decorations |
687 |
|
combustion engine |
A mechanical stomach that eats fuel. |
Machine |
688 |
|
petroleum |
Liquid hydrocarbons freshy squeezed from rocks. |
Materials |
689 |
|
birdcage |
A cage to confine birds and tempt cats. |
Containers, Furniture |
690 |
|
toolbox |
The only place you can find a non-alcoholic screwdriver. |
Containers |
691 |
|
trainyard |
The ultimate destination for trains and railroad cars. |
Place |
692 |
|
bottle |
A container for liquids, and favored weapon of bar patrons. |
Containers |
693 |
|
silo |
A tower full of grain that looks like it's about to blast off into space. |
Construction, Containers |
694 |
|
sack |
A common tool for carrying stolen money or Christmas presents. |
Containers |
695 |
|
firestation |
Where firefighters wait for the call of the flames. |
Construction |
696 |
|
blood bag |
A travel-sized container for blood. |
Containers |
697 |
|
zoo |
A collection of wild animals for public display and funny internet videos. |
Construction, Place |
698 |
|
cage |
A structure for confinement that taunts its prisoners by having dozens of small openings to look out from. |
Containers |
699 |
|
cave |
A hollow space underground that can serve as a home for bats and batmen. |
Geology, Place |
700 |
|
hangar |
THE place to house one's airplane collection. |
Construction |
701 |
|
bucket |
An open cylindrical container with a handle that can be used to carry materials, or worn as a hat. |
Containers |
702 |
|
box |
A flat-sided container that is perfect for stacking, packing, and trapping. |
Containers |
703 |
|
garage |
The clubhouse for vehicles. |
Construction |
704 |
|
library |
The brain cultivation center. |
Construction |
705 |
|
librarian |
Guardian of the written word. |
People |
706 |
|
closet |
A small room used for storing things and hiding monsters. |
Containers |
707 |
|
jar |
A bottle with a big mouth. |
Containers |
708 |
|
post office |
Where the fate of mail is decided. |
Construction |
709 |
|
mailbox |
The end of the line for mail. |
Containers |
710 |
|
anthill |
Community housing made by ants, for ants. |
Construction |
711 |
|
cup |
The universal drinking container. |
Containers |
712 |
|
peat |
Soggy plant corpses. |
Biology, Geology |
713 |
|
cotton candy |
Sweetened air. |
Food |
714 |
|
frozen yogurt |
Yogurt that's even colder! |
Food |
715 |
|
alchemist |
One who thinks deeply about the nature of things. |
People |
716 |
|
little alchemy |
A game of arbitrarily combining nouns to create something magical: a whole new noun. |
|
717 |
|
pan flute |
The musical instrument of choice for kids who never want to grow up. |
Tools |
718 |
|
knife |
A small blade with a handle that can help you or end you. |
Tools |
719 |
|
cutting board |
A surface to cut things on, but which cannot be cut itself |
Tools |
720 |
|
thermometer |
An instrument for measuring temperature, and a useful tool for skipping school. |
Tools |
721 |
|
butterfly net |
A tool for catching butterflies that lets them glimpse sweet freedom while they're in your grasp. |
Tools |
722 |
|
vault |
A secure space for storage where the more valuable its contents are, the higher the chance it will get broken into by a team of colorful characters. |
Containers, Protection |
723 |
|
spaghetti |
Pasta that is made in thin solid strings, and is the beloved food of pastafarians everywhere. |
Food |
724 |
|
string phone |
A phone with bad reception, poor sound quality, and very limited range, BUT it's easy to repair and always affordable. |
|
725 |
|
paper cup |
A cup that should be recycled after being used unless the drinker enjoys destroying the world. |
Containers |
726 |
|
hedgehog |
A spiny mammal that can roll into a ball for defense, and which the populace loves to see go fast. |
Animals |
727 |
|
caramel |
Sugar you can chew. |
Food |
728 |
|
maple syrup |
The boiled life juices of maple trees. |
Food |
729 |
|
sap |
Plant blood. |
|
730 |
|
quicksilver |
Liquid death metal. |
|
731 |
|
swimming pool |
A structure that can be filled with water for swimming, or emptied for skateboarding. |
Place, Water |
732 |
|
painting |
A work of art produced by applying liquid to a setting, and after drying, is admired or disliked by many. |
|
733 |
|
cookie cutter |
Cookie silhouette-maker. |
Tools |
734 |
|
windsurfer |
A surfer who's done waiting for the right wave. |
People |
735 |
|
cookbook |
A rulebook for cooking. |
Information |
736 |
|
rabbit |
A small mammal that loves carrots, holes in the ground, and comedic patter. |
Animals |
738 |
|
ice sculpture |
When an artist really wants to drive the point home that 'nothing lasts.' |
|
739 |
|
apron |
One's armor when waging culinary warfare. |
|
740 |
|
cable car |
A vehicle that's always working out. |
|
741 |
|
vinegar |
The answer for when someone asks you, "Pickle me this?" |
Food |
742 |
|
paleontologist |
Professional fossil enthusiast. |
People |
743 |
|
archeologist |
Someone who's really into the lives of old people; the older, the better. |
People |
744 |
|
vine |
A plant that's way too touchy-feely. |
Plants |
745 |
|
rainforest |
Nature's armpit: hot, sweaty, and teeming with life! |
Place |
746 |
|
syringe |
The result of a mad genius watching a mosquito bite them and thinking, "I can do better!" |
Tools |
747 |
|
moon rover |
The only way to travel on the Moon. |
Vehicles |
748 |
|
lens |
Transparent material that, for better or worse, helps you see what's right in front of you. |
Tools |
750 |
|
shovel |
A tool that really gets underneath the Earth's skin. |
Tools |
751 |
|
hot chocolate |
Finally, a faster way to consume chocolate. |
Food |
752 |
|
beekeeper |
Keeper of bees, master of honey, and bearer of swelling. |
People |
753 |
|
ant farm |
Artificial apartment complex for ants. |
|
754 |
|
canvas |
A cloth window to imagination. |
|
755 |
|
painter |
Professional color smearer. |
People |
756 |
|
peanut butter |
Crunchy or smooth peanut ooze, though the superior option is definitively smooth. |
Food |
757 |
|
samurai |
A romanticized warrior of old who served a master, practiced bushido, and inspired a staggering amount of manga. |
People |
876 |
|
snowboarder |
Off-season surfer. |
|
877 |
|
mail truck |
Temporary repository of mail, and almighty dodger of parking tickets. |
Vehicles |
878 |
|
firewall |
An electronic bouncer for your network. |
Protection |
879 |
|
binoculars |
The second evolution of handheld telescopes. |
Tools |
880 |
|
astronomer |
A scientist with their head in the interstellar clouds. |
People |
881 |
|
excavator |
The lazy person's shovel. |
Tools, Vehicles |
882 |
|
spoon |
The food shovel. |
Tools |
883 |
|
fork |
The utensil for those who think spoons are too safe, and knives too dangerous. |
Tools |
884 |
|
restaurant |
A place you trust enough to let strangers cook for you. |
Place |
885 |
|
tailor |
Someone who does know whether those pants make your butt look big, and can actually do something about it. |
People |
886 |
|
barrel |
A box with a belly. |
Containers |
887 |
|
paraglider |
Some say skydiving is only fun when the parachute is open. |
Vehicles |
888 |
|
circus |
A traveling show with acrobats, animals, and clowns performing acts that are daring, dangerous, and possibly illegal. |
Place |
889 |
|
laptop |
A computer that doesn't crush your lap, but may burn it instead. |
Information, Machine |
890 |
|
tablet |
A MORE portable portable computer. |
Information, Machine |
891 |
|
smartphone |
A phone-y computer. |
Information, Machine |
892 |
|
factory |
The building building. |
Place |
893 |
|
aviary |
A loft apartment for birds. |
Containers |
894 |
|
writer |
A storytelling masochist. |
People |
895 |