LS: Long Seatbelt
FOMO: a phobia of not experiencing something
Fear Of Missing Out
'Ice' is a common name for this drug, commonly smoked.
Crystal Meth
Bridge, Brewing, Troll
Fremont
This U.S. state, not to be confused with the Citrus State, is the largest producer of oranges in the country.
Florida
This being flourishes in September - specifically, 2001.
DARE - to resist drugs and violence.
Drug Abuse Resistance Education
In 1973, Oregon became the first U.S. state to decriminalize this.
Cannabis
Bruce Lee's Grave Site, Seattle Hebrew Academy, Lambert House
Capitol Hill
Historically, rations of oranges were given to this sovereign state's soldiers on long ocean voyages to prevent scurvy.
The UK
Pubic lice, commonly referred to as 'crabs,' is believed to have first been transferred to humans from this ape.
Gorillas
ZIP - this postal service code.
Zone Improvement Plan
DAILY DOUBLE!
This is the most common drug ingredient in American pharmaceuticals, found in more than 600 different over-the-counter and prescription medicines.
Acetaminophen
5 Point Cafe, Kemp's Cannabis, Nature Conservancy
Belltown
The Meyer Lemon is a cross between a standard lemon and this citrus fruit.
Mandarin Orange
This word, often used to describe bushes, can also refer to a drink made of sweetened fruit juice and liquor.
Shrub
TED: this series of educational talks.
Technology, Entertainment, Design
Ecstasy and Molly are common names for MDMA, which is short for this.
Methylenedioxymethamphetamine
Olympia Pizza & Spaghetti House, Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Big Mario's Pizza
All citrus plants originate from this continent.
Asia
This fruit, believed to have originated in Turkey, grows from a bush.
Raspberries
ABBA: names of all 4 members of the Swedish pop group
Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny, & Anni-Frid
Cyanocobalamin is a manufactured version of this vitamin.
B12
Portage Bay Cafe, Thomas Street Warehouse, REI
South Lake Union
DAILY DOUBLE!
This is the approximate percent of citrus plant flowers that will turn into fruit.
1%
These two bushes, each synonymous with a color, are considered 'subshrubs'
Lavender & Periwinkle