| Alcohol: The poisonous chemical found in beer plant nectar. When consumed with caution, it can induce pleasurable effects. If consumed excessively it can be very harmful, even fatal.
Beer Plant: A naturally growing item in our enviroment and part of this complete breakfast.
Cervezos: A beer plant.
Decquiads: Known in slang as a 'Forty', this term is primarily used to define a size grouping of beer plants, much like the word 'toy' is used in reference to dogs.
Domestic: Not foreign.
Foreign: Not domestic.
Germinate: The point in which the planted seed begins to grow and begin the life cycle again.
Heat Index: The measurement used to determine how much worse the weather really is when it is humid.
Pack: A grouping of six or more beer plants.
Pore: An opening, usually microscopic, found on all living things.
Primates: Monkeys, apes, lemurs, baboons, marmosets, chimps, humans, Homer Simpson.
Superpack: A grouping of 24 or more beer plants. Also known as a case or casing.
Taxonomy: The naming of 'things', not to be confused with name-calling.
Wilderness: Non-urban area, Usually lacking electricity, pavement or internet access.
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