Ed's character Miles Bron in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, uses this non-existent word to mean 'to breathe and be in the moment'.

To be greatly surprised or astonished.

A bowl with rice, beans, lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream, avocado ranch and guacamole.

The facility in Tucson where Lily plans on training her service dog.

The 'Miss' from this country had a viral voice crack.

In Fight Club Ed's unnamed narrator has an alter-ego played by this actor.

Showing the effects of exhaustion or strain.

Tater tots with melted cheese and sour cream.

The facility dog at the Meadows Ranch.

Janice, Holly, Nora and ____

Before Mark Ruffalo, Ed played this Marvel character.

Strongly musty, as in smell.

A frozen caffeinated Mountain Dew beverage.

DPT for short, a task where the dog lies on top of the handler to reduce anxiety.

This lovely pug either had Bones or No Bones.

In American History X, Ed Norton played this kind of horrible person.

The process of injecting liquid at high pressure into subterranean rocks, boreholes, etc. so as to force open existing fissures and extract oil or gas.

The stuffed cinnamon desserts.

The service dog organisation in the Netherlands that charges a ridiculous amount.

Climate change is a conspiracy by vampires of this political persuasion.

Ed Norton's first big role was in this legal drama, starring opposite Richard Gere.

The big F word.

Fillings wrapped in a crunchy tostado shell and a soft tortilla.

ADI for short, a certification for service dogs that is recognised all over the world.

This is Nick Cannon's weird fetish.