Harry Potter
This type of bird, named Fawkes in HP, represents renewal, because it can become alive again after it dies.
Phoenix
This event is estimated to have occurred approximtely 13.7 billion years ago
Big Bang
Defined as, The sweet and fleshy part of a tree or other plant that contains a seed and is edible
fruit
This is the state drink of Pennsylvania, and 19 other states
milk
The word for making 2 words together into one smaller word
Contraction
He is the oldest of Ron's brothers
Bill
400-700 million years ago, the earliest of these masses of hot gas started to form, but not necessarily into constellations
stars
This breakfast item's name is misleading, as it was actually invented by the romans before it's "country" was even founded.
French toast
One estimate gives that 2/3 tons of tea are drank daily in this country
verb
typically a playful land-and-water based mammal, this is Hermione's patronus
Otter
The observable universe is thought to contain between 200 billion to 2 trillion of these, a collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their planets and moons
Galaxies
this type of cookie was invented by Ruth Graves Wakefield, the owner of the Toll House Inn in MA
Chocolate chip cookie
This was the most popular brand of soda in the US last year
Coke
This describes words that are written and spoken like how that sound
Onomatopeia
Not as crazy/silly as she seemed, she had several memorable quotes, including "I sleepwalk you see, that's why I wear shoes to bed"
Luna Lovegood
This is a region of space-time that has such a strong gravitational force that nothing can escape from it
black hole
The name of this type of salad may make you think it is Roman, but it was actually invented in Mexico
Caeser salad
This popular drink contains tea, sweet milk, and pearls made out of tapioca
boba/bubble tea
Added by English printers in the 15th century, it was originally called the "Note of admiration"
exclamation point
Always a good true friend, he destroys the last horcrux to make He Who Must Not Be Named mortal.
Neville Longbottom
This is the phrase for what is thought to be pulling the universe apart so it constantly expands, in an ever-accelerating speed
dark matter
The largest one of these was made in 2013, and was the size of a tennis court, and was 21 ft high, and contained a whopping 35.8 million calories
gingerbread house
The beans for this drink were first roasted in 11th century, likely in the kingdom of Kaffa in modern day ethiopia
coffee
In English, we only use these for proper nouns, like names and places; in German, they use these for ALL nouns
Capital letters