Entymology
This Common beetle is small and domed shape, and primarily colored with black dots on a red body
Ladybug
the "oldest trick in the book" to get someone to smell something you've been brewing a while
Pull My finger
This 14th Century earl was a notorious gambler, and had this popular item whipped up so he could continue to play at the table no matter the time
Sandwich
this popular sandwich is typically consisted of ham, pork, pickles, mustard, and a couple minutes in a panini press
Cuban Sandwich
String Bass
this creepy crawly has over 12,000 known species, which is an awfully close number to one of its most defining features
Millipede
Commonly found in middle schoolers fragrance catalog is this popular brand, known for scents such as PureSport and Pheonix
Axe Bodyspray
This phrase's origin comes from a butchers tendency to slit the throat of a swine while hung upside down from this atypically named beam of wood
Kick the Bucket
a sweet meringue-based confection made with egg white, icing sugar, granulated sugar, almond meal, and food coloring.
Macaron
Known for its shrill tendency, this wind instrument might need to compensate for its less than impressive length
Piccolo
A descendent of the ancient isopod, this insect has a defense mechanism not unlike its distant progenitor.
Pillbug, RolyPoly
This word is defined as the smell you encounter after a rainstorm, and typically features earthy and vegetal notes
Petrichor
This scary phenomenon actually originates from a small goblin who sits on your back late at night and attempts to put you in a headlock
Nightmare
This Popular shaved ice treat comes from Spain and Italy, and features a thinly grated block of ice, sugar, and fresh fruit juices
Granita
4 of these instruments bring in the thundering horses of the finale to the William Tell Overture
Trumpet
This vampiric insect doesn't have men doing the dirty work, in fact its only the women.
Mosquito
A common turn of phrase for telling someone to enjoy the little things in life is this
wake up and smell the roses
This word originates in the Polynesian islands, and means "to mark the skin"
Tattoo
This Pasta dish is a staple in nearly every Italian restaurant, but actually doesn't exist in its supposed place of origin
Fettuccini Alfredo
thought to have originated in Australia, this instrument is played with continuously vibrating lips to produce a continuous drone while using a special breathing technique called circular breathing.
Digiridoo
This invasive species preys on trees in the olive family, and is known for its shockingly verdant color
Emerald Ash Borer
This chemical is responsible for the iconic "petting zoo smell" and in small doses used in nearly all perfumes
Skatole
This often overused word actually originates from a word in old France to describe someone "ludicrously overdressed"
Nice
This Triangular savory pastry is typically fried in ghee, and is filled with lamb, peas, carrots, and a blend of spices
Samosa
This electronic instrument is played without direct contact with the device at all, and was originally intended as a soviet proximity sensor prototype
theremin