This song, which opens the beloved sequel, was originally written for the film by the Counting Crows
Accidentally in Love
This large earred desert rat lent its name to Paul when he joined the Fremen as one of his many titles
Muad'Dib
During the Cops spoof, where Knights are arresting Shrek, Donkey, and Puss, they grind pepper into Donkey's eyes, and plant this family friendly Marajuana reference on Puss
Catnip
These giant sandworms that the Fremen worshipped, and produce the Spice as part of their life cycle.
Shai-Hulud
This seedy bar visited by King Harold to hire Pus in Boots is filled with fairy tale villains including the Ugly Stepsister, Captain Hook, and the Headless Horseman
The Poison Apple
This poor victim of the war between House Atriedes and Harkonnen, and the most important man in space, was unfortunately brought back to life as a Ghola in a ghoulish cycle of insanity, service, rebellion, and death for around 3000 years until Leto II's successful assassination
Duncan Idaho
(There were still more Duncans but I didn't read past God Emperor)
In order to rescue Fiona from a love potion scheme, Shrek and friends ask the Muffin Man to create this Giant Gingerbread man to act as their siege engine
Mondo
This Sister to Paul, was an abomination, someone born with the memories of her ancestors, and struggled with this status for her entire life, before finally comitting suicide to prevent her grandfather, Barron Harkonen, from posessing her
Alia
As one of the DVD extras, there was an additional scene, where characters competed in a singing competition based on this real TV show
American Idol
Until the ascendance of Paul Atriedes, this house was the imperial core of the galaxy
Corrino