Blacks
This shade of black shares its name with the Brock's iconic Pokemon.
Onyx
The square root of 81
Nine
3.14159
Pi
One of mankind's oldest drugs, it was often made by fermenting fruits.
Alcohol
This feline goes by many names, including; mountain lion, cougar, panther, or this name which is shared with a sneaker brand.
Puma
Piano's have this shade of black to counter the ivory.
Ebony
A member of a religious community of women living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Nun
√-1
i
One of the most addictive drugs in the world, it comes from the nightshade family of plants.
Nicotine
Most commonly known as a groundhog, this rodent goes by another name made famous by a nursery rhyme.
Woodchuck
Don't fly away, this shade of black isn't named after aviation but rather a type of coal.
Jet Black
The only Canadian territory that fits the category
Nunavut
9.8 m/s
Earth's gravitational acceleration
This is the most widely consumed psychoactive drug, it blocks adenosine receptors, preventing drowsiness.
Caffeine
In the United States its called a truck or a tractor-trailer, the British prefer this term
Lorry
This shade of black is rightfully named after burnt wood.
Charcoal
A nitwit, a foolish person
Nincompoop or Ninny
2.718
e
This drug is known as Paracetamol in Europe is known as this name in scientific name in the United States.
Acetaminophen (Tylenol)
Forget about covid, the H1N1 viral pandemic rampant in 2009 was better known by this name
Swine Flu
This dark brown shade of black comes from the French word for "mole".
Taupe
British slang for a child molester
Nonce
1.618
Golden Ratio
A hormone released by the pineal gland, this drug is often served over the counter as a sleep aid.
Melatonin
A beta ray, is simply one of these particles emitted at high speeds via radioactive decay.
Electron / Positron