"D" nature of things
Mmm, Chocolate
London Calling
My true love gave to me
Terms of love and endearment
100
There are white-beaked & bottlenose types of this creature.
What is a dolphin?
100
Marketing itself in its own chocolate, this brand has imprinted #mybreak on its wafer bars.
What is Kit kat?
100
443 feet high & on the south bank of the Thames, it takes 30 minutes to do one complete rotation.
What is the London eye?
100
This chocolatier offers its trademark ballotins of goodies for that special "lady".
What is Godiva?
100
Beastly term for youthful, immature love, not just for your baby Keeshond.
What is puppy love?
200
In mitosis, one cell splits into 2 genetically identical ones with this familial name.
What is daughters?
200
Introduced in 1912, this brand of chocolatey cookies can be spelled using letters in "chocolatier"
What is Oreo?
200
Hate to break it to you but the beloved statue in London's Piccadilly Circus called this love god actually depicts his brother.
What is Eros?
200
In the 19th century these scented pouches made by Eugene Rimmel had great cachet as valentines.
What are sachets?
200
Bearing the name of the spiritual part of a person, this is your ideally suited one true love.
What is your soulmate?
300
Woof! Missouri's official state tree is this flowering one with a canine name.
What is dogwood?
300
A conveyor belt of chocolates hilariously overwhelms 2 characters in a classic 1952 episode of this sitcom.
What is "I love Lucy"?
300
The lavish interior of London's Australia House, home to its embassy, was used as this bank in the "Harry Potter" movies.
What is Gringotts?
300
From its delightful smell, a small bouquet is sometimes called this.
What is a nosegay?
300
From the Middle English for "faint", it means to faint from feelings of love.
What is swoon?
400
Harold Urey won a Nobel Prize for his discovery of this heavy form of hydrogen.
What is deuterium?
400
It's a 10-letter word that describes someone who is incredibly fond of eating chocolate.
What is a chocoholic?
400
This London street gets it's rhyming name from a 17th century game similar to croquet.
What is Pall Mall?
400
Elaborately carved, these pieces of tableware are traditional love tokens in Wales.
What are wooden spoons?
400
Literally meaning not paid back, this adjective is used for love for someone who doesn't love you in return.
What is unrequited?
500
Here's this showy flower in a beautiful plum colour.
What is a dahlia?
500
As a nod to its cuisine's origins, this restaurant chain offers a dessert called "The Great Wall of Chocolate".
What is P.F Changs?
500
This district in London's East End is infamous as the place where Jack the Ripper did his dastardly crimes in 1888.
What is Whitechapel?
500
For a 55th anniversary gift, it's traditional to keep love green with this gem.
What are emeralds?
500
Two people who seem perfect for each other are likened to this type of Empyrean pairing.
What is a match made in heaven?