After Hours
To clasp tightly in the arms, especially with affection
Hug
We call it a capsicum, but in America this fruit has a musical nickname
Bell Pepper
Despite their association with romantic boat rides, these birds are very aggressive and often attack when their partner or children are threatened
Swan
A figure of speech describing something of "freezing temperatures"
Stone cold
"Why do you hide inside these walls?"
Ballora
A building in which people live
House
Soft drink is referred to in some regions of America as this onomatopoeic word
Pop
These wading birds engage in elaborate dances as a part of courtship, often involving bowing and tossing sticks.
Cranes
A historic period named after the predominant material with which people used as tools, ending at around 2000 B.C
"I'm sorry, but there was never enough room on this stage for both of us!"
Funtime Foxy
One of any of several breeds of dogs trained to pursue game
Hound
A Frappe refers to a type of coffee, but some Americans could be talking about this other cold dairy drink
Milkshake
Gentoo penguins (among other species) propose to their partner with this small object as a symbol of affection
Pebble
Commonly referred to as the stone, it is the wooden centre of fruit such as peaches that contains these
Seeds
"Might as well face the facts, you were always destined to fail"
Withered Bonnie
Excessive pride or self-confidence; arrogance
Hubris
Hopefully the guy at the gelateria isn't named Jimmy, otherwise it'd pretty awkward to ask for this topping on your ice cream cone
Sprinkles
In her poem "Orange-Bellied Parrot", Sarah Holland-Batt describes the Female of this monogamous Australian Bird
King Parrot
Hard mineral deposits that form inside the body when urine becomes too concentrated
Kidney Stones
*DAILY DOUBLE* "I may not like wet floors, but the smell of fresh meat is just too enticing! Haha!"
Rockstar Chica
A loud, confused noise, as of many voices.
Hubbub
Sometimes known as an August fly, in Australia this loud insect is actually active between the months of December and February
Cicada
This bird engages in a courtship behaviour in which the male flies with his feet and belly exposed, referred to as "Moth Flight"
Barn Owl
Used almost exclusively in the UK, One stone equates to 6.3 of this unit of measurement
Kilogram
"Mr. Hugs got me again!"
Toy Freddy