U.S. Presidents
Before his political career, he was an elite wrestler and is enshrined in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, having lost only one of his 300 matches.
Abraham Lincoln
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Fugu, more commonly known in English as this, possesses a lethal poison known as tetrodotoxin, necessitating meticulous preparation. The liver, widely thought to be the most flavorful part, is also the most poisonous, and serving this organ in restaurants was banned in Japan in 1984.
Pufferfish
These are the three components to fire.
Heat, oxygen, and fuel
This is the dry, unsweetened product made by roasting, crushing, and pressing the fat out of fermented beans (which has a similar name).
Cocoa Powder
Before being elected President, this man was inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Hall of Fame. He once shaved the head of the organization's owner during a match.
Donald Trump
A period of time in the day to garden. Specifically, tend to the reproductive parts of a plant.
Flower Hour
The hard stone in the center of this fruit is full of prussic acid, also known as cyanide. You'll be okay as long as you avoid crunching the stones.
Cherries
To achieve a green flame, burn this metal.
Copper
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This powder is used for preventing rashes and may contain additional ingredients such as fragrances. It can also be used as a dry shampoo, cleaning agent, or air freshener.
This former Arkansas Governor is allergic to chocolate, dairy products, and flour. He also fluently speaks German and is a huge fan of Elvis Presley.
Bill Clinton
An explosive terrorist targeting the "Milwaukee Cannibal," who dismembered 17 people between 1978 and 1991.
Dhamer Bomber
This spice adds a nutty flavor when you add it in small amounts to baked goods. But even as little as 2 teaspoons, can cause hallucinations, drowsiness, dizziness, confusion, and seizures due to the presence of myristicin.
Nutmeg
This wood is naturally fire-resistant because of its high wood density, thick insulating bark, low levels of flammable resins, and high natural moisture content, but burns the same as other woods in Minecraft.
Oak
This powder is used to lock liquid and cream products in place, absorb excess oils, prevent smudging or creasing, and significantly extend the wear of makeup.
Setting Powder
He was the third President to be assassinated, being killed in 1901. The tallest mountain in North America is officially named after him, and it is said his advisers kept his bodyguards alert, not for fear of his safety but because they feared Theodore Roosevelt gaining the office.
William McKinley
A highly politically biased and highly skilled craft maker
Partisan Artisan
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The leaves of this plant, commonly grown for its red stem, contain oxalic acid, which binds to calcium and makes it harder for your body to absorb it. In turn, your bones can’t grow the way they should, and you’re at risk for kidney stones, blood clotting problems, vomiting, diarrhea, and coma.
These are wildland firefighters that parachute into remote areas to contain wildfires.
Smokejumpers
This powder mixture is usually granulated plastic, though it may also contain other materials such as polypropylene or fumed silica. The particles are then melted and bonded to paper.
Toner
He was the only President to ever serve as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and one of the few to hold office after their Presidency. He was also the first president to own a car, and was considered a protege of Teddy Roosevelt, although they later had a falling out.
William Howard Taft
Flat Mat
This is the name applied to several closely related species of deadly all-white mushrooms. The overwhelming majority of deaths due to mushroom poisoning come from this mushroom or death caps. High amounts of amatoxin lead to irreversible destruction of liver and kidney tissues.
Destroying Angel
This is the sudden, near-simultaneous ignition of all directly exposed combustible materials in an enclosed area.
Flashover
This powder has varied uses from paper manufacturing to cosmetics, but is renowned for its ability to absorb moisture, making it a common ingredient in deodorants and similar products, despite its potential to carry asbestos.
Talcum Powder