Anagrams
The feeling of dissatisfaction, also an emotion in Inside Out
Nunie
Ennui
This delicacy contains a lethal toxin known as tetrodotoxin
Fugu
This organization for Emily Dickinson was founded in 1988 to promote her globally
EDIS (Emily Dickinson International Society
This philosopher once said "The unexamined life is not worth living."
Socrates
Term on an airplane for people.
A city on the Han River
Soul & Seoul
A medical device you may find on the wall (acronym AED)
Bir floter dial
Defibrillator
This tropical spiky food known is known as the "king of Fruits" for it's peculiar taste
Durian
Oscar Wilde was born here in 1854
This philosopher (not Jesus) once said "Do not impose on others what you do not wish for yourself"- the golden rule
Confucius
The capital of Jamaica
The capital of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Kingston & Kingstown
The smell that follows rain in warm weather
riot rech p
Petrichor
Bird's nest soup is made of this birds saliva
Swiflet
Emily Dickinson's most famous poem that has the theme of we are never standing alone
"Hope" is the thing with feathers
Plato's most famous theory
Allegory of the Cave
Where cold cuts are sliced to order
A union territory in South Asia
Deli & Delhi
A poetic word meaning the pleasant warmth of the sun on a cold winter's day
c pirate
Apricity
This unusual collagen high, gelatinous textured delicacy known mainly in Asia but also Latin America is cooked in dim sum styles, soup, and fried
Chicken feet
The Picture of Dorian Gray was written during this decade by Oscar Wilde about a man who sells his soul for eternal youth
1890s
Currently the ethics field of philosophy is needed for this (not really) new invention
AI
Types of this include kikuyu, scutch, pampas, and napier
Known as the perfume capital
Grass & Grasse
A chemical volatile liquid anesthetic that is highly flammable
Rehest
Ethers
This French word for rabbit meat is used in classic french dishes like rabbit in wine or rabbit with mustard (either female or male version is fine)
Lapin or lapine
This person played a crucial role in introducing Emily Dickinson's poems to the world after her death
Lavinia Norcross Dickinson, "Vinnie," Emily's sister
This college was ranked number one for studying philosophy
NYU
A semi-aquatic weasel
An Eastern European city, that until 1991 was a part of the Soviet Union
Mink & Minsk