Baba
A baba is a small yeast‑raised cake soaked in rum syrup, known for its light texture, rich sweetness, and classic French‑Polish pastry heritage.
Theme: artefact
Baba ghanouzh
A smoky Levantine dip made from roasted aubergine, tahini, lemon, garlic, and olive oil, blended into a creamy, savoury spread.
Theme: artefact (food and dish)
Cabas
A spacious, sturdy tote-style bag designed for carrying everyday essentials, often featuring open-top access and strong handles for practical, versatile use.
Theme: artefact
Dae-nettie
A conceptual symbol representing a networked essence or interconnected spirit—an abstract entity defined by linkage, flow, and shared energetic presence.
Themes: conceptual symbol and networked spirit
Fabergé object
A masterfully crafted jewelled artwork, most famously the ornate Fabergé eggs created for Russian royalty, symbolising luxury, precision, and exquisite craftsmanship.
Themes: artefact, artwork, and jewelled object
Gabardine
A tightly woven, durable twill fabric known for its smooth finish, weather resistance, and use in tailored garments like suits, trousers, and outerwear.
Themes: fabric, material, textile
Gabba
A major sports stadium in Brisbane, Australia, known for hosting cricket, AFL, and large-scale events.
Themes: artefact and place
Gabbart
A flat-bottomed river barge used for transporting goods, valued for stability and shallow-water navigation.
Theme: artefact
Gap
A space, break, or separation between two points, ideas, or elements, often indicating absence, distance, or opportunity.
Themes: separation and space
Hab
A biblical term referring to a dwelling, habitation, or place where one resides—often used to describe where God dwells or where people make their home.
Themes: dwelling, habitation, place
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