Looking for a comprehensive food & drink list

[Ray]

And my characters have to put in their few cents:

"Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Fluffy HUNGRY!!!"

"Crunch am Hungry too! But hubcap of wings not included."

"I could use a nibble. Let me land the ship, and... Oh man, not again." *Crash*

"Why, why was I built with pain receptors? Why can I not free my metal bretherin?"

[scott2978]

Because prices vary from one game to the next depending on the state of the Galaxy, you'll have to invent your own prices. Some of the descriptions give clues, but it's basically up to you. You can really make them whatever you want. Imagine how a cheeseburger costs 99 cents at a MacDonalds in Ohio, $1.99 at a bar and grill in Arizona and $6.00 at a pricy restaurant in New York. If that's just one planet, imagine the differences across an entire galaxy! Not to mention that the cheeseburger on planet X might be made with totally different materials than one made on planet Y.

[Ray]

Or even outright illegal on some planets.

Imagine one where the primary religion worshiped Banthas. Suddenly a rack of Bantha Ribs would be considered almost as, if not even more, illegal than Glitterstim Spice!

I've always had the idea of having the characters haul a load of Star Wars version of Molson Canadian onto a planet, only to find out that it's a "Dry Planet". Then I finally got to see "Smokey & The Bandit", and did the traditional "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!"

[Gry Sarth]

Mother of.... is all of this taken from official EU sources?!!

Impressive, most impressive.
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[scott2978]

All the items are from official sources. I did rework some of the descriptions because not all of them are described in the original source material.

I also have a similar list of swear words, and an infant list of entertainment titles such as holovids, songs and dances ect.

[Ejacobs]

Print those out too! I prefer to keep my universe PG(13) but not everybody does. I'd like to see those lists!

E

[scott2978]

All official Star Wars swears are PG-13. My favorite swear is "Farkle". I made an NPC that liked to say "Blast, we're farkled!" and in one adventure I wrote, during a training exercise a person who failed all 4 subjects was called a "4 star farkle".

I'll post that list too when I get home.

[Akari]

*posts another post-it note on scott2978's forehead*

8)

[scott2978]

Thanks Akari!

Here't the list of swear words:

Swear Words
Bastasi
This was an Ansionian swear word, used to indicated an individual's loss of patience.

Bishwag
This was a swear word, used by many humans during the last decades of the Old Republic to indicate an untrustworthy being.

Bloah
This was a swear word used on the planet Tatooine during the last decades of the Old Republic.

Chubba
This was a swear word used by the Squib race. Also the name of a diminutive frog-like creature common throughout the galaxy.

Droyk
This is a Corellian swear word.

Emwhulb
A Socorran swear word, meant to indicate a being of low standards and no loyalty.

Farkled
This swear word was used to describe any situation which was bleak or disastrous, as in: "We're farkled."

Fedding
This was a swear word used throughout the Tapani Sector of the galaxy.

Ferglutz
This was a Quarren swear word.

Filswik
This was a swear word used by Alliance pilots.

Flack
A swear word used by many Imperial troops.

Flarg
A swear word which often referred to excrement.

Flott
This was an alien swear word.


Flupp
This was a Dug swear word.

Frack
A swear word

Frag
A swear word

Freg
This was a swear word.

Frink
A Corellia swear word.

Frip
A swear word.

Fripping
This was a swear word used as an adjective by the natives of the planet Indu San.

Gartal
This was an Alderaanian swear word.

Gfersh
This is a Rodian swear word.

Grist
This was a swear word used by the inhabitants of the planet Lok.

Grotty
This was an Ansionian swear word, used as an adjective to describe another individual.

Jactna
This was a Rodian swear word.

Krazsch
This was a swear word used by the Riileb people.

Kriff
This is an Imperial swear word.

Krozit
This was a Nikto swear word.

Ktah
This was a Chiss swear word. Because the Chiss rarely showed any sort of emotion, the use of such words was reserved for intense or unusual situations.

Kwaag
This was a Tulgah swear word.

Moojpuck
This was an Ansionian swear word, often used by the Gwurran.

Mopak
This Ansionian swear word was used to indicate excrement.

Munk
This was a Stassian swear word, indicating a form of excrement.

Murglak
This was a swear word used by many disreputable groups, during the last decades of the Old Republic.

Pustina
This is a Drach'nam swear word.

Schutta
This was a Twi'leki swear word, used to indicate a being of poor repute. It was derived from the name of a weasel-like creature native to Ryloth.

Shas'mink
This is a Laerdocian swear-word.

Shavit
This is a swear word used by the farmers of Pakrik Minor.

Skrag
A Corellian swear word.

Snark
This was a swear word used by the human inhabitants of the planet Ord Mantell.

Snivgold
This was an Ansionian swear word, used to describe another individual in a rude way.

Squark
This was a Dug swear word.

Stang
An Alderaanian swear word.

Verre
This is a Kerestian swear word.

Vos
An Alderaanian swear word.

[scott2978]

And a list of Star Wars slang terms:

Slang Terms
Abo
an Imperial slang word used to denote any lifeform indigenous to a planet.

Antenna-breaker
this is an underworld slang term which refers to the hired thugs of a crimelord. Antenna-breakers are the goons sent out to collect the fees and interest charged by their employers, and are under order to break the antennae of their victim if they can't pay up.

Bantha Brakes
this was spacer's slang for a tractor beam.

Big L
a slang term used by starpilots to refer to lightspeed.

Big Push, The
a slang term referring to the killing of another individual.

Blinker
this was an underworld slang term, used to describe a narcotic addict. It referred to the rapid, involuntary eye movement caused by severe addiction.

Bludfly
this slang term was used to describe any being who would sell their own mother in order to get ahead.

Body Bucket
this was a slang term used by armorers to describe the pieces of armor used by stormtroopers.

Brainpicker
this was a slang term used to describe a being of the Anzati race.

Brandy Ague
starfighter pilot slang for a hangover.

BTAD
in the lingo known as deal-slang, this was shorthand for a Boring, Typical, Average Deal.

Burnout
a slang term referring to the loss of a starship's power plant.


Choobies
this is a vulgar slang term for the genitals.

Chroma-neeka
this was a gambler's slang term for any being who worked within the corporate and political bureaucracy to exploit the knowledge that some people are too stupid for their own good. They could steal just about anything out from underneath corporate security, or pose as a government official to steal secret information.

Chunder
this is a Drovian slang term for excrement.

Circuitry Commando
this was Alliance soldier slang for any resistance member or freedom fighter skilled in the use of computers and electronics.

Cosmic Overdrive
this was a slang term used to describe a starship's fastest possible sublight speed.

Crash and Bash
this was deal-slang for any act of thievery which involved the destruction of non-essential property, to make the act appear to be a random act of piracy.

Creature Chess
a slang term for the Dejarik game.

Creddrone
this slang term refers to the lowest drudges working in the Corporate Sector for minimal wages and living in the poorest of conditions.

Cross
starfighter pilot slang term for a B-Wing.

Dealslang
this underground form of language grew out of the haggling and bargaining often required when dealing with criminal elements.

Deal-slang
this collection of terms and phrases was used by conmen and swindlers, and described many of the activities they took part in.

Decor
this was starfighter pilot slang for the designations of rank each officer wore, and the respect and honor they deserved from other pilots. It was used disparagingly, because it meant flight officers had to keep their opinions to themselves. Many Captains and Commanders preferred to go "no decor" when not on a mission or in the presence of VIPs, since it maintained morale among the squadron-mates.

Dirtdock
this slang term was used by officers of the Corellian Security Force to describe Treasure Ship Row.

Dragship
this was New Republic fighter pilot slang for an Interdictor-class cruiser.

Drill the Woofer
this phrase originated in the lowly cantinas of the galaxy, during the early years of the New Order. A slang phrase, it meant that a being was particularly bad at something, as in "You really drill the woofer!"

Drooling Drebble
in the jargon known as deal-slang, this was the term for a bounty hunter.

Drooling Drebble With Fangs
in the jargon known as deal-slang, this was the term for a particularly nasty bounty hunter.

Duro-crud
this was a slang term defined by the New Republic to describe the muck which covered the surface of Duro, during the effort to reclaim the planet's natural environment.

Dust-happy
this is Corellian slang for anyone addicted to spice.

Emperor's Dualities, The
a slang term used by Halla for Palpatine's choobies.

Espo
a slang term for the Corporate Sector Authority's Security Police. It can be used in singular or plural terms.

Fanboy
this is military slang for a crewman of a hovercraft.

Final Jump
spacer slang for death.

First Kiss
spacer slang for a smooth, gentle landing.
Flammer
this was a slang term used by law enforcement officers to indicate a con artist.

Flux-fiend
this was gambler's slang for any gambler who liked to play flux.

Free-freighter
this was spacer's slang for any transport ship or freighter which was independently owned and operated.

Freighter Bum
a common slang term for any cargo pilot or spacer.

Furball
this was fighter pilot slang for the incredibly complex collection of starships and weaponry that formed an interstellar dogfight.

Gig
this spacer slang word refers to a myriad of small ships designed for atmospheric or low-orbit operation. They are built as support craft for larger starships, and are often well-armed for combat.

Giggle-dust
spacer slang for most any form of illegal, inhaled drug.

Glick
this was a slang term used to describe a misforunate being.

Glitbiter
a slang term that refers to those addicts of glitterstim spice who consume it in its raw form. They are often high-strung and tend to ramble incoherently.

Gnardly
this is a slang adjective, used to denote something less than wonderful.

Green Boys
this was mercenary slang for an Imperial ground force.

Guncta
this creature was known as a lower form of life. Popular slang used the name "guncta" to indicate any being who would lie and cheat to get what they wanted.

Hard Merchandise
this is bounty hunter slang for the being on which a bounty has been placed.

Haul Jets
a slang term meaning “Let’s get out of here”
Hot-vape
fighter pilot slang for being ambushed.

Howlpack
this was the slang term used to describe any loose affiliation of untrained warriors. The name derived from the packs that vicious creatures like the Howlrunner form when hunting prey.
Hurt Vector
space slang for unemployment and indebtedness.

Hyperdust
a slang term, used when outrunning an opponent and reaching hyperspace ("Eat my hyperdust").

ImpPeRe
this was spacer's slang for the Imperial Penal References.

Infochant
a slang term used to describe underworld operatives who sell information for a living.

Jiffies
this was a slang term for the male genitalia, as in the phrase, "I just slipped your jiffies off the roaster", indicating that one being had saved the life of another.

Kwath
this was the slang term used to describe a kurkuoth.

Landing Zone
this is smuggler's slang for a room or a flat.

Level Zip Ship
this was spacer's slang for a starship which was an easy target for theft, because it had very few - if any - security obstacles.

Lightfight
this was Alliance military slang for a ground battle fought with laser weapons.

Lint-nerf
a slang term for a large dust mote.


Lum Run
this is spacer slang for any routine trip or task.

Manding
this was a slang term used by the children of Esseles to indicate a high level of incredibility, as in, "He's so manding cute!"

Melloon
a slang word used by Dash Rendar to refer to swoop gangmembers.

Mud-baller
this is scout slang for anyone who lives on the surface of a planet.

Mudfoot
Imperial military slang for the infantry which accompanies an AT-AT walker.

Mudwater
this was a slang word used by smugglers to describe any cloudy, gritty beverage.

Name It, Claim It Law
this was the slang term for an Old Republic planetary development decree. Under this law, explorers had only to locate remote systems, perform cursory life-form scans, and file for development rights in order to take control of the system.The result was the discovery and naming of a vast number of planetary systems without any real idea what each system and its worlds held.

Nerf Bait
this was spacer's slang for any form of phony lock or security system installed on a starship, which was booby-trapped by the owner in order to catch shipjackers.

NRC
this abbreviation was part of the lingo known as deal-slang, and stood for "not really committed." It inferred the cynical attitude most gamblers had toward the New Republic.

Old Suicide Squads
this was Alliance slang for the original Infiltrators of the Special Forces division.

Plastihead
this was smuggler slang for any thick-headed individual.

Polyglot
this slang term refers to any higher-order computer language.


Popper
this was the slang term used to describe any riot suppression weapon which used a sonic blast to halt an attacker.

Protie
this slang term originated in the Elrood Sector, and was a short way to describe a protocol droid.

Prune Face
this was an Imperial slang term used to describe a member of the Dresselian race.

Puck
military slang for a repulsortank.

Rawmat
this is corporate slang for raw materials.

Reigat Rage
this was the slang term used to describe the incredible fits of anger which sometimes struck the Reigat species. It often resulted in large amounts of destruction.

Rimkin
this is a Core Worlds slang term for anyone who lived beyond the Inner Rim. Most natives of the Outer Rim take great offense at the term.

Rulebook
this slang term was used by many beings who lived in criminal organizations, and referred to a blaster weapon. It derived from the phrase "making your own rules" by taking the law into your own hands and enforcing it at blaster-point.

SB1
Imperial slang for a battalion's captain, second-in-command to the battalion's major. SB1 is responsible for the unit's intel.

SB2
Imperial slang for a battalion's logistics officer.

SB3
Imperial slang for a battalion's medical officer.

SB4
Imperial slang for a battalion's technical officer.


SB5
Imperial slang for a battalion's headquarters officer. This designation has no counterpart at the company level; SB5 is responsible for coordinating the battalion's support, security, and order.

SC1
Imperial slang for a company's lieutenant, the second in command.

SC2
Imperial slang for a company's logistics officer.

SC3
Imperial slang for a company's medical officer.

SC4
Imperial slang for a company's technical officer.

Scarns
a Sullustan slang word referring to an unknown part of their anatomy.

Scrobb
this Hutt slang term is used to indicate a small denomination of money.

Sellsecret
this was a slang term used to describe any being who made a living buying and selling information. The term sellsecret had a more dubious connotation than infochant.

Sevari Sidestep
this term, which was part of the jargon known as deal-slang, was based on the name used to describe a starship maneuver. In the art of the deal, though, it implied the use of finesse and guile to elude the long arm of the law.

Shag
this is Huttese slang for "slave."

Show, The
starfighter pilots' slang for a space battle.

Simsoft
this is military slang for the software which gets loaded into a flight simulator. It defines the mission, the opponent's strength and configuration, and the the artificial intelligence necessary to similate the opponent's actions.

Skip-tracer
a slang term for a collections agent.

Snoopscoot
this was fighter pilot slang for any recoinnaissance craft, such as the Incom T-65R, designed to get in and out of a system to collect data without being discovered.

Snowman
this was a slang term used by the Alliance to describe and Imperial snowtrooper.

Spacer
slang term for a starship pilot or crew being.

Spill Air
this is racer slang for the super-heated gases that are created by a hot engine. Spill air can be bled off in order to cool the engine or prevent engine fires.

Spore Tour
this was a slang term, used by the members of the Agricultural Corps to refer to any examination of a planet's native plant life or its applications in terraforming.

Steelback
this was an Imperial slang term, used by some officers to describe stormtroopers.

Talkdroid
a slang term for a protocol droid.

Tatooine Tattoo
this was spacer's slang for a deathmark placed on a being by Jabba the Hutt.

Technico
this was starfighter pilot slang, used to describe a starship technician.

Techno
this slang term, popular during the height of the New Order, was used to describe any being who made a living as a technician who worked on complex systems.

Trakkie
this slang term was used in the Outer Rim Territories to describe any droid which used treads to rotating tracks for locomotion.

Triggo
this was a slang term used by Imperial stormtroopers to describe the primitive settlements of alien beings.
Nuna Boat
this was Alliance pilot slang for a Gallofree Yards Medium Transport.

Tunding
this was a slang adjective, used to disparagingly describe a object.

Unluckies
this was a slang term used in the Elrood Sector during the height of the New Order, and was used to describe those beings who were not native to the Sector but unlucky enough to be living or working there.

Wagyx
Corellian slang for the anal region of a human.

Wookinate
this slang term was used to indicate the excessive use of force in dealing with a situation, and referred to the battle rage a Wookiee could enter when presented with danger. A verb, it could be used like this: "I'll Wookinate that scout walker!"

Yabbo
a slang term used by Lando Calrissian to refer to bounty hunters.

[Ejacobs]

Wow! That's a pretty comprehensive list! Have to move that over to a Word document and add it to my files. Thanks!

E

[Akari]

This is incredible! Thanks a lot for those really comprehensive lists.

Now I'm at the task of structuring them all into different categories, such as beer-like drinks, cocktails, hard liquor, regional specialities, etc. for drinks. Perhaps this could be included in one of Gry's books?

[boldulyses]

I was toying with doing the same thing. I'm going to make up a PDF with all those entries in it before my NyQuil kicks in
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Go right ahead. I'm pretty busy with other projects....
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[scott2978]

I'm glad you guys the lists. I have compiled so much reference material for my games that I ought to make my own unofficial GM handbook or something.