A healing gel, often used in tanks of liquid, that treats serious injuries.
A Huttese insult meaning someone is worthless, only good as animal feed.
A nearly indestructible metal prized by the Mandalorians for their armor.
The language of many droids, made of beeps, whistles and chirps.
A blue-colored milk from banthas, a common drink on Tatooine.
A bronze-like metal used for statues and decorative casings.
The process of encasing something in a solid block of carbonite.
A metal alloy used to freeze and preserve gases, cargo and, occasionally, living beings.
A dice-like cube used in gambling, such as the gold pair hanging in the Millennium Falcon's cockpit.
A figure from an ancient Jedi prophecy who would bring balance to the Force.
The original being whose DNA is copied to grow clones, like Jango Fett for the clone army.
A rare, unstable and highly valuable fuel used to power hyperdrives.
A fast version of sabacc played with two dice and a small deck.
The side of the Force fed by fear, anger and hatred, used by the Sith.
A sentence of death placed on someone by a criminal group, making them a target for bounty hunters.
The technical readouts of the Empire's Death Star battle station.
A board game played with holographic monsters, like the one aboard the Millennium Falcon.
A ripple in the Force felt by Force-sensitive beings when something momentous happens.
An alphabet used in the Mid Rim, seen on signs on worlds like Jedha.
An extremely strong metal alloy used to build starships, buildings and walls.
A planet whose entire surface is covered by one city, such as Coruscant.
A tattoo-like marking stored in the skin, often used to brand or identify people.
A law that granted the Supreme Chancellor of the Republic extra powers during a crisis.
The language of the Ewoks of Endor's forest moon.
Horse-like racing of fathiers, a big sport for gamblers on Canto Bight.
A dark side power that squeezes a victim's throat from a distance.
A Force power that lets the user run at superhuman speed for a short time.
Using the Force or a lightsaber to turn aside incoming blaster bolts or attacks.
Using the Force to heal wounds in oneself or others.
A leap made far higher or longer than normal with the help of the Force.
A dark side power that shoots bolts of electricity from the user's fingertips.
Any of the special abilities a Force user can call on, such as moving objects with the mind or sensing danger.
A Force user who has become one with the Force but can still appear to the living as a glowing figure.
A Force power that freezes a person or object in place.
A glimpse of the past, the future or faraway events that comes to a Force user through the Force.
A rare connection through the Force that lets two people sense and talk to each other across great distances.
Able to feel and use the Force, a rare gift that can be trained.
The first and most basic form of lightsaber combat, made of wide sweeping moves.
An elegant, precise lightsaber form designed for duels between saber users.
A defensive lightsaber form focused on blocking and wearing down the opponent.
The most aggressive and demanding lightsaber form, close to the dark side in spirit.
The most widely spoken language in the galaxy, used by most humans and as a common tongue between species.
The main currency of the galaxy, usually just called credits.
A small stick from a gimer bush that Yoda carries and chews on.
A green milk taken from the sea creatures of Ahch-To.
A chant of faith in the Force, repeated by the Guardians of the Whills on Jedha.
A joking nickname for Han Solo, used in a cold situation.
An old, formal language of the galaxy, used in ceremonies and among the elite.
A small glowing device that stores ancient knowledge, opened only with the Force.
The language of the Hutts, widely spoken in the Outer Rim and among smugglers and criminals.
Exotic matter that powers hyperdrives and the reactors of large starships.
A dimension that starships enter to travel between star systems faster than light.
A line spoken by many different characters across the saga, usually just before things go wrong.
A carved charm from a japor tree, thought to bring good luck on Tatooine.
A style of lightsaber combat using two blades at once.
The fast, chattering language of the Jawas of Tatooine.
The principles that guide the Jedi Order, valuing peace, knowledge and calm over emotion.
The tests a Padawan must pass to be raised to the rank of Jedi Knight.
A sweet fruit eaten in many parts of the galaxy.
A Lasat curse word used to express frustration.
A dangerous smuggling route out of Kessel; Han Solo famously boasts of his record on it.
A popular song in Huttese, performed in Jabba the Hutt's palace.
The long, fleshy head-tails grown by Twi'leks and some other species.
A sacred promise to serve someone who saved your life, a strong tradition among Wookiees.
The side of the Force tied to peace, compassion and selflessness, followed by the Jedi.
The styles and techniques of fighting with lightsabers, practiced by Jedi and Sith.
The part of the Force that flows through every living thing, which some Jedi focus on in the present moment.
A god or creator that droids like C-3PO thank or call on, as in "Thank the Maker!"
A hidden star map pointing to where Luke Skywalker went.
A farewell or blessing wishing someone strength and luck through the Force.
An award given by the Rebel Alliance for heroism.
A melon-like fruit grown in the galaxy.
A proposed law to create an army for the Galactic Republic.
A Force power used to read or forcefully search another person's thoughts.
A Force power that lets the user plant suggestions in a weak-minded person's thoughts.
A farm on a desert world like Tatooine that pulls water from the air with vaporators.
The hollow horns on the heads of Togrutas, which help them sense their surroundings.
An insult for a scruffy, low-class person, after the herders of smelly nerf animals.
A secret contingency order built into the clone army, given near the end of the Clone Wars.
The rough, accented form of Basic spoken on the frontier worlds of the Outer Rim.
A thin braid of hair worn by Padawans as a sign of their apprenticeship.
A rare, nearly unbreakable metal, used in weapons that can withstand a lightsaber.
A tough material that mixes plastic and metal, used in construction.
A tough, lightweight plastic-like material used for things like stormtrooper armor.
A dangerous racing sport where pilots ride small cockpits pulled by two huge engines.
Instant bread that puffs up from powder when water is added, eaten by scavengers on Jakku.
A Huttese curse word, roughly meaning "rubbish" or worse.
The secret Imperial code name for building the Death Star.
Ordinary space, as opposed to hyperspace, where ships fly at normal speeds.
The bird-like emblem of the Rebel Alliance, worn on helmets and uniforms.
A rallying saying of the Rebel Alliance.
A volatile, explosive starship fuel.
The Sith tradition that there should be only two Sith at a time: a master and an apprentice.
A popular card game played for money in cantinas across the galaxy.
The oldest books of Jedi teachings, kept for thousands of years.
The language of the Wookiees, made of growls, roars and howls that other species can learn to understand.
A holocron made by the Sith to hold dark side teachings.
A Huttese insult meaning something like "slimeball."
A family of valuable mined substances, often smuggled and used as drugs.
The galaxy's common unit for measuring a year, used across many worlds.
The language spoken by the Sullustan species.
An unarmed martial art from the galaxy's past.
An invisible energy field that connects all living things.
A rare gas mined from the clouds of planets like Bespin, used in blasters and starship engines.
A stuffed toy shaped like a tooka, a small cat-like creature.
A Sith legend about a Dark Lord who could supposedly keep people from dying.
A strong drink from the Trandoshans' homeworld.
A strong transparent metal used for starship viewports and windows.
A huge, ancient Force-sensitive tree on Ahch-To.
A place or person where the Force is unusually strong and concentrated.
The giant trees of Kashyyyk, where Wookiees build their homes.
A Force-sensitive child being trained at the Jedi Temple before becoming a Padawan.