bunsen burner - Used in chemistry to heat mixtures and developed
		  by a German chemist named Robert Bunsen.

	panic - The mythical Greek god Pan was known to scare people
		  out of their wits. Panic now means "strong fear
		  which causes people to act out of control."

	pasteurization - Louis Pasteur discovered a method of killing
		  germs in milk which is known as pasteurization.

	rugby - The sport of rugby (which is a lot like American football)
		  was first played in the English town of Rugby.

	sandwich - The Earl of Sandwich is credited for instructing a
		  servant to bring him meat between two slices of
		  bread.

	saxophone - The saxophone was invented by a guy named Antoine
		  Sax of Belgium.

	teddy bear - President Theodore Roosevelt (who was sometimes called
		  Teddy) is said to have saved the life of a brown bear
		  cub. After that stuffed bear toys were called "teddy bears."

	tuxedo - This type of suit was first worn by a person attending
		  a party at the Tuxedo Park Country Club in New York.

	canary - The Canary Islands are where these fancy birds were first
		  found.

	candy - The French Prince of Conde liked sweet foods and he became
		  famous for his fondness of sweet treats.