Learning in Medicine
This is the largest organ of the human body, protecting us from the outside world.
Skin
Famous for their "Crabfries," this sports bar has locations in the stadiums and all over the city.
Chickie's & Petes
This Founding Father has his face on the $100 bill and founded Philly's first fire department.
Benjamin Franklin
This hip-hop group is the house band for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
The Roots
This all-purpose noun is used by Philadelphians to describe any person, place, or thing.
Jawn
Located in your thigh, this is the longest and strongest bone in the human body.
Femur
If you want a "Blackberry Malt" or a "Franklin Mint" sundae, you head to this Old City ice cream saloon.
Franklin Fountain
This legendary NBA player went to Lower Merion High School and won five championships with the Lakers.
Kobe Bryant
This 90s R&B group, known for "Motownphilly," has a street named after them near the High School for Creative and Performing Arts.
Boyz II Men
If you ask for this frozen treat in Philly, you might be corrected on your pronunciation of the word "water."
Wooder Ice
Just as good as coffee, with almost 12 grams of sugar this fruit will keep you away from the doctor.
Apple
Often cited as the best "non-cheesesteak" sandwich in the city, this spot in Reading Terminal is famous for its Slow-Roasted Pork with rabe.
DiNic's
This "Godmother of Soul" and "Lady Marmalade" singer was born in Philadelphia in 1944.
Patti LaBelle
This rock duo is the most successful in history, with hits like "Maneater" and "Rich Girl."
Hall & Oates
This is the specific phonetic way a local would ask "Did you eat yet?" usually mashed into one syllable.
Jeet
Though they are much smaller, human babies actually have about 100 more of these than adults.
Bones
For decades, this legendary Old City deli was the place to get a "Jewish Hoagie" before it sadly closed its 4th Street doors (though it lives on in spirit).
Famous 4th Street Delicatessen
She is the Upper Darby native and "30 Rock" creator who famously portrayed Sarah Palin on SNL.
Tina Fey
Born Alecia Moore in Doylestown, this pop star is known for her acrobatic performances and "So What."
P!nk
You say this when you are heading to the ATM; based on the now-defunct Money Access Center network.
Tap MAC
This woman was the first female to receive a medical degree in the U.S. and helped found the Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania.
Elizabeth Blackwell
Located two block's from LKSOM, this cheesesteak spot has been featured in the hit film "Creed".
Max's
This "Princess of Monaco" was a Hollywood superstar born in East Falls who won an Oscar for The Country Girl.
Grace Kelly
This legendary jazz saxophonist and "Giant Steps" composer lived on N. 33rd St. during his most formative years.
John Coltrane
To a local, "The Blue Route" is the colloquial name for this specific Interstate Highway.
I-476