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Adam-and-eve - a type of orchid (i.e., a plant with unusually shaped flowers) that grows in North America and has yellow flowers that are purple at the end, and a single leaf with thin pale stripes on it

Amaryllis - a plant with groups of white or pink flowers, or a similar plant with red or purple flowers that is often grow for indoor use and is popular at Christmas

Angel's trumpet - a bush or small tree with long, brightly-colored flowers that have a pleasant smell in the evening

Beargrass - a tall plant, with small white flowers at the top that form an oval shape, that grows in high areas of the northwestern U.S.

Bee balm - a plant with red, pink, purple, or white flowers that are attractive to bees

Butterfly weed - a plant found in North America with groups of bright orange flowers

Christmas rose - a European, evergreen (i.e., that never loses its leaves) kind of Hellebore that is grown in gardens and produces white or pink flowers in winter

Death camas - any of several poisonous North American plants of the lily family with leaves like grass and small white flowers

Elephant ear - a garden plant with large heart-shaped leaves

Flamingo flower - a tropical plant with red, white, purple, or pink flowers, that is often used as a houseplant

Garlic mustard - a wild plant with small white flowers and leaves that smell like garlic that can cause problems in areas where it does not grow naturally

Grape hyacinth - a plant that is grown in gardens or in a container inside a house, with small groups of round blue flowers that grow close together around one thick stem

Hybrid tea - a kind of rose with large flowers that sometimes have no smell

Love-in-a-mist - a garden plant with delicate leaves and blue, white, or purple flowers

Mock orange - a bush with white flowers that have a pleasant smell

Multiflora rose - a rose bush that produces thick groups of small sweet-smelling flowers

Old man's beard - a climbing plant that grows wild in the UK and Europe; it has white flowers, and seeds with long parts that look like white feathers or hair

Poached egg plant - a small plant with delicate leaves, and flowers that have white edges and yellow centers

Traveler's joy - a climbing plant that grows wild in the U.K. and Europe; it has white flowers, and seeds with long parts that look like white feathers or hair

Yellow avalanche lily - a plant with very small yellow flowers that grows in the mountains in western North America

Origin — Food — Drink

1900 — tacos, quiche, schwarma, pizza, osso bucco, paella, tuna, goulash, hamburger, mousse, borscht, grapefruit, éclair, chips, bouillabaisse, mayonnaise, ravioli, crêpes, consommé — Coca Cola, soda water, riesling

1800 — spaghetti, soufflé, bechamel, ice cream, kipper, chowder, sandwich, jam, meringue, hors d‘oeuvre, welsh rabbit — tequila, seltzer, whisky

1700 — avocado, paté, muffin, vanilla, mincemeat, pasta, salmagundi, yoghurt, kedgeree — gin, port, champagne, brandy, sherbet

1600 — omelette, litchi, tomato, curry, chocolate, banana, macaroni, caviar, pilav, anchovy, maize, potato, turkey, artichoke, scone — tea, sherry, coffee, sillabub

1500 — marchpane (marzipan), whiting, offal, melon, pineapple, mushroom, salmon, partridge

Middle English — venison, pheasant, crisp, cream, bacon, biscuit, oyster, toast, pastry, jelly, ham, veal, mustard, beef, mutton, brawn, sauce, potage, broth, herring, meat, cheese — muscatel, rhenish (rhine wine), claret, ale

Old English — cucumber, mussel, butter, fish, bread — beer, wine, water

The evolution of terms for food and drink is an interesting reflection of the history of cultural contact between English-speaking countries and the rest of the world (G. Hughes, 1988).

Alchemy ⚜ Antidote to Anxiety ⚜ Attachment ⚜ Autopsy

Art: Elements ⚜ Principles ⚜ Photographs ⚜ Watercolour

Bruises ⚜ Caffeine ⚜ Color Blindness ⚜ Cruise Ships

Children ⚜ Children's Dialogue ⚜ Childhood Bilingualism

Dangerousness ⚜ Drowning ⚜ Dystopia ⚜ Dystopian World

Culture ⚜ Culture Shock ⚜ Ethnocentrism & Cultural Relativism

Emotions: Anger ⚜ Fear ⚜ Happiness ⚜ Sadness

Emotional Intelligence ⚜ Genius (Giftedness) ⚜ Quirks

Facial Expressions ⚜ Laughter & Humour ⚜ Swearing & Taboo

Fantasy Creatures ⚜ Fantasy World Building

Generations ⚜ Literary & Character Tropes

Fight Scenes ⚜ Kill Adverbs

Food: Cooking Basics ⚜ Herbs & Spices ⚜ Sauces ⚜ Wine-tasting ⚜ Aphrodisiacs ⚜ List of Aphrodisiacs ⚜ Food History ⚜ Cocktails ⚜ Literary & Hollywood Cocktails ⚜ Liqueurs

Genre: Crime ⚜ Horror ⚜ Fantasy ⚜ Speculative Biology

Hate ⚜ Love ⚜ Kinds of Love ⚜ The Physiology of Love

How to Write: Food ⚜ Colours ⚜ Drunkenness

Jargon ⚜ Logical Fallacies ⚜ Memory ⚜ Memoir

Magic: Magic System ⚜ 10 Uncommon ⚜ How to Choose

Moon: Part 1 2 ⚜ Related Words

Mystical Items & Objects ⚜ Talisman ⚜ Relics ⚜ Poison

Pain ⚜ Pain & Violence ⚜ Poison Ivy & Poison Oak

Realistic Injuries ⚜ Rejection ⚜ Structural Issues ⚜ Villains

Symbolism: Colors ⚜ Food ⚜ Numbers ⚜ Storms

Thinking ⚜ Thinking Styles ⚜ Thought Distortions

Terms of Endearment ⚜ Ways of Saying "No" ⚜ Yoga

Compilations: Plot ⚜ Character ⚜ Worldbuilding ⚜ For Poets ⚜ Tips & Advice