Balalaika: triangular guitar with three strings

Beaver Buggies: olden days mode of transportation on At

Circus trees: funny shaped trees, At is famous for

Days of the week: Laundry, Martini, Macaroni, Jewelry, Vanity, Salami, Diamond

Jai a lai: a sport similar to la crosse

Language of the Cookie: equivalent to Chinese, what the fortune cookies say

Magma lamp: more accurately named lava lamp

Muse: artist who uses humans to create their ideas

Mythological Thing of Iftar (IF-tar): the Thing, magic thing that changes shape based on what's inside of you, but won't change back

Plugger: hand gun

Ponk: a nonsensical, loud music genre, equivalent to extreme punk

Potion of Wurdirs (WORD-ers): cure for the common cold

Sign Collector: occupation that goes around and changes the signs for traffic

Spree: transportation (not on At) where you can travel instantaneously without roads

Tackle golf: violent sport, golf meets football

The Less Likely Reality Theorem Induced Depression: extreme version of existentialism that can cause bad luck

Vampire goddess: prophesized human girl who will be worshiped by vampires

Vampires: blood-sucking humanoids, male

Vampiresses: aka Wicked Ones people-eating humanoids, female

Wakanian flute player: hypnotizing fairy in Brise-tout

Wicked Ones: see vampiresses

Woe-cuffs: handcuffs that connect your hands to your hair for extra pain

Zeroed: to be taken to the bedlam

Armtors: small, stone-like, violent animals

Corrotars: animals with one big eye, an arm, and a bar with two spiked legs

Folorits: animals mostly made of fuzz

Grisarc: animal, monster-like, top of food-chain

Hectors: animals that cover their ears a lot

Ibex: animal, goat-like, but kind of antelope-like too

Jerbellos: small rodents

Jinx: cause bad luck, pain, humiliation, fear, etc.

Laspeyresia Saltitans: moths, small monsters that vampires and vampires descended from

Raites: animal, a hand with lips outlining an eyeball

Rawls: animals, pig-like with humans that sleep in piles

Scamp: aka tooth-fairies, mischief-makers

Shoi (shoy): animals, humanoid, innocent, bottom of food-chain

Snooters: animals, like birch-branches with suction-cup-like noses

Sour Beasts: animals with lots of piercings, bull-like

Spiders: giant spiders, used for electrical lines, running clocks, the internet, etc.

The Pelicans: bought out the storks, they deliver babies