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Miscellaneous (General)
Aldebaran Music Academy
At 17, O'Brien was accepted to it as a cellist, but chose to enter Starfleet instead.
"allamaraine"- "Shadowplay"
A word in the rhyme sung by Chandra. Falow also said it when the pieces in Chula moved to a new shap.
Altonian brain teaser- "Move Along Home"
A puzzle. One uses one's neural theta waves to turn a multicolored floating holographic sphere into all one color. Dax had yet to succeed after trying for 140 years.
Alvanian beehive- "A Man Alone"
Quark, looking forward to Bajor's membership in the Federation, said that the station would be busier than one of these.
Andarian glass beads- "Rapture"
An investment in which Hagath had made a lot of money. They are worth a fortune. Hagath gave some to Quark as a token of his "affection".
Andorian Academy- "Business As Usual"
An art school that had rejected Norvo's application.
Andorian boiler- "Prodigal Daughter"
A cooking vessel Seyetik used in the recipe he gave to DS9's officers.
Andorian jewelry- "Second Sight"
Collectibles that Quark wanted to advertise on the station's monitors.
Andorian silk- "The Jem'Hadar"
A suit of it was one of Quark's theoretical offers to Odo.
"Anjohl Tennan"- "Q-Less"
The name Dukat used when he disguised himself as a Bajoran. He claimed to be a moba farmer from Relliketh. He also claimed to have been among 100 Bajorans saved by Winn's bribery of a transport dispatcher. (See Anjohl Tennan under Bajorans.)
Anslem- "'Til Death Do Us Part", "Strange Bedfellows", "The Changing Face of Evil"
A famous novel written by the adult Jake Sisko, in an alternate future.
- "The Visitor"
It was the semi-autobiographical novel Jake began while under Onaya's influence.
antigrav sailing- "The Muse"
An activity Dax planned to introduce Kira to in a holosuite.
Antwerp Conference- "Second Skin"
An important Federation/Romulan conference that took place in Antwerp on Earth in 2372. It was bombed, killing 27 people, including a Tholian observer. A security log showed a Changeling morphing in the room just before the blast.
Argelian massage facility- "Homefront"/"Paradise Lost"
Odo told Garak that Quark was interested in renting his space on the Promenade in order to build one.
Baduvian tapestry- "The Die is Cast"
While he and Leeta were choosing a wedding dress, Rom complained that a choice she favored had more layers than this.
Bank of Bolias- "Call to Arms"
The place where Morn stashed 1000 bricks of gold-pressed latinum, after extracting the latinum.
- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
With O'Brien's help, Krole robbed it using his data port.
- "Honor Among Thieves"
Professor Honey Bare
A character in Bashir's spy holoprogram; a seismologist who had supposedly been kidnapped but was working with Dr. Noah. Her image was replaced by the physical transporter pattern of Dax.
barefist Juro counterpunch- "Our Man Bashir"
A martial art at which Curzon Dax used to beat Sisko regularly.
Bashir-62- "A Man Alone"
The label of the Vic Fontaine program.
Bellow's Breath- "It's Only a Paper Moon"
A technique of rhythmic breathing favored by Bashir, who demonstrated for Kira.
Betar Prize- "Crossover"
An award given to the adult Jake Sisko at age 37 for his Collected Stories.
Boldaric masters- "The Visitor"
In the last century, a category of composers. Bashir thinks that Tor Jolan is derivative of them.
Bolian crystalsteel- "Crossover"
An item Quark wanted to advertise on the station's monitors.
Bolian operation- "The Jem'Hadar"
A Starfleet tactical maneuver during the Federation/Dominion war, which Admiral Ross wanted Sisko's input on.
"Cardassian neck trick"- "Behind the Lines"
A feat of shapeshifting which Odo performed at a reception for the Cardassian High Command at the Bajoran Center for Science in 2363.
"Cardies"- "Necessary Evil"
Short for Cardassians; a term sometimes used by O'Brien.
Carrington AwardThe Federation's most prestigious medical award, the crowning achievement of a lifetime in medicine. Bashir was its youngest nominee ever, in 2371; that year's award, however, went to Dr. Henri Roget.
Cestus Comets- "Prophet Motive"
A baseball team on Cestus III, whom the Pike City Pioneers were playing in a game transmitted to DS9 by Kasidy Yates' brother.
Ches'so -- See Ches'sarro Seeto, under Bajorans.- "Family Business"
"Chief"
What O'Brien is usually called.
Christopher Pike Medal of HonorGiven to Sisko by Admiral Ross on behalf of Starfleet Command for remarkable leadership and meritorious conduct against the enemy, particularly for acts of bravery during the battle to retake DS9.
- "Tears of the Prophets"
Solok said he had received his second one the previous month.
- "Take Me Out to the Holosuite"
Chula
A Wadi game in which the primary player rolls a die and moves four pieces around a multilevel playing board; meanwhile, four actual people must traverse a series of dangers to advance through each level, or "shap", as they "move along home". Only children start at the first shap. "Chula" is also the name of a roll which means the pieces will meet the Chandra. Falow forced Quark to play the game when he caught the Ferengi cheating at Dabo; Sisko, Kira, Dax, and Bashir were involuntarily recruited as the pieces. Afterward, they learned they were never in any actual danger.
Class 2 inspection- "Move Along Home"
An inspection of a ship for health reasons.
Class 3 offense- "For the Cause"
Tampering with the station's comm system, as Quark did to advertise his bar, is one.
Class L- "The Quickening"
Classification of a planet which is barely habitable for humanoid life forms.
Clive- "The Ascent"
A pilot killed in O'Brien's and Bashir's Battle of Britain holoprogram.
Club Ingenue- "Homefront"
A 1960's Paris nightclub in Bashir's spy holoprogram, where Bashir, Garak, and Anastasia met with Duchamps.
Collected Stories- "Our Man Bashir"
By Jake Sisko, in an alternate future; they won him the Betar Prize at age 37.
Connelly- "The Visitor"
The name of the identity O'Brien took in order to infiltrate the Orion Syndicate on a mission for Starfleet Intelligence. "Connelly" was supposedly a tinkerer, down on his luck, with no family, who had been in prison on Dayos IV.
"Constable"- "Honor Among Thieves"
A name by which Odo is often addressed. It is not really a title but a nickname which was bestowed on him by Kira and has stuck. Odo claims to barely tolerate it, but rarely bothers to object.
Continuing CommitteeA ruling body on Romulus, of which the head of the Tal Shiar is usually a member.
Convoy PQ1- "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges"
The Defiant was returning from escorting it to the Vegan system.
Crenshaw- "The Sound of Her Voice"
An imaginary Maquis member whom Eddington called out to to fool the Jem'Hadar into thinking he wasn't alone. The other names were Yuen, Stiles, and Dimitris.
cutter- "Blaze of Glory"
A member of a mining team, who splits asteroids with a phaser.
- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
Dabo
A roulette-like gambling game popular at Quark's. Two pinch showing is a losing result. So is something called karjinko, and a pass-five. One can bet on getting a double-down or a triple-over, which has higher odds against it. One of its primary rules is "Watch the wheel, not the girl".
Dabo girlAn attractive and scantily-clad woman who runs a Dabo table. At Quark's, they also work as waitresses.
Daystrom InstituteA famous Federation scientific institute. Vash's membership in its archaeological council was suspended twice for illegally selling artifacts; however, she was invited back to speak there after her return from the Gamma Quadrant, an offer she turned down.
- "Q-Less"
Seyetik requested that his self-written obituary be sent there for posterity.
Denevan crystals- "Second Sight"
Quark smuggled 200 bars worth under Odo's nose, unaware that Odo had deliberately let him "win".
Department of Temporal Investigations- "The Sound of Her Voice"
A Starfleet branch which looks into incidents of time travel. Dulmur and Lucsly, two of its agents, noted that James T. Kirk was responsible for 17 separate temporal violations -- the biggest file on record.
dermal imprint (aka thumbscan)- "Trials and Tribble-ations"
Used as an identifying signature. The imprint is taken on a PADD.
dirack- "The Circle", "Family Business", etc.
A unit of Karemma currency. Ornithar offered 52 for Kira's earring.
Division of Planetary Operations- "The Search, Part I"
In Lisbon on Earth. Sisko learned that Red Squad had gotten into the DPO to sabotage Earth's power relays.
Dolbargy sleeping trance- "Paradise Lost"
A self-induced coma, resembling death. Maihar'du had taught it to Zek, who used it to fake his demise as a test for Krax.
dom-jot- "The Nagus"
A billiards-like game, played on an irregularly-shaped table. Jake has become quite the hustler at it, according to Mardah.
- "The Abandoned"
Jake was playing a computerized version, which he said he often does when he gets stuck while writing.
Down the River Light- "The Ascent"
A 17-volume work by Caster. Audrid Dax read all of it to her daughter Neema when Neema was in a coma, just to feel she was doing something.
DS9- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
Abbreviation for Deep Space Nine.
Duchamps
A character in Bashir's spy holoprogram; Dr. Noah's associate. His image was replaced by the physical transporter pattern of Worf.
Nigel Dunlap- "Our Man Bashir"
In Queen's Gambit, a former agent who comes out of retirement to help Bashir's character foil a plot to assassinate the Queen of England. Bashir assigned the role to Odo, who bowed out.
Earth guidebook- "A Simple Investigation"
Bashir and O'Brien gave Nog one as Nog was leaving for Starfleet Academy. It came in handy when Nog was propelled to 1947 Earth with Quark and Rom.
epidellic lotion- "Little Green Men"
A cream which Dax had borrowed from Kira. She tried to return it as Kira packed to leave the station; Kira told her to keep it.
eseeka- "The Circle"
A geometric pattern which Ee'char taught O'Brien to make. One draws a circle, then relaxes the mind and draws patterns within the circle.
Eugenics Wars- "Hard Time"
Wars caused by genetic "supermen" led by Khan Singh, on Earth.
- "Doctor Bashir, I Presume"
Note: Admiral Bennett said they took place 200 years ago; however, in TOS' "Space Seed" they were stated to have occurred from 1992-96.
"eye of the universe"In Skrreean legend, a passageway beyond which lay Kentanna. Haneek believed it was the wormhole, and Kentanna was Bajor.
facilitators- "Sanctuary"
400 Vorta facilitators were to be sent to Bajor, unarmed, to "provide technical assistance".
Falangian diamonds- "Rocks and Shoals"
Odo left the infirmary to question Captain Rionoj about some that were missing, but liquefied as he tried to restrain her.
- "Broken Link"
Falcon
A character in Bashir's spy holoprogram; an assassin who had been after Bashir's character for nine years. His image was replaced by the physical transporter pattern of O'Brien.
- "Our Man Bashir"
O'Brien reluctantly reprised the role in Queen's Gambit.
Federation- "A Simple Investigation"
Also known as the United Federation of Planets, an alliance of over 100 planets for peaceful mutual trade, cultural exchange, exploration, and defense. Its help was requested by the Bajoran provisional government after the Cardassians withdrew. Sisko's task is to prepare Bajor for eventual membership.
Federation CouncilThey condemned the Klingon invasion of Cardassia; in return, Gowron cut off relations with the Federation.
- "The Way of the Warrior"
One task to perform when Bajor enters the Federation will be to choose Federation Council members.
- "Rapture"
They decided against giving the Founders the cure to the morphogenic virus.
Federation Grand Jury- "The Dogs of War"
On Inferna Prime. They were investigating the Orion Syndicate, and had called Quark as a witness. Odo was escorting Quark there when their runabout crashed.
Federation Medical Council- "The Ascent"
The organization that gives the Carrington Award.
Federation News Service -- See Starfleet News Service, below.- "Prophet Motive"
Federation Supreme Court
Richard Bashir declared he would fight all the way up to it if necessary.
Fifth Fleet- "Doctor Bashir, I Presume"
A division of Starfleet during the Federation/Dominion war, which left the fighting along the Vulcan border to join the task force sent to retake DS9.
Fifth House- "Favor the Bold"
A noble family on Betazed, to which Lwaxana Troi belongs.
Finding and Winning Your Perfect Mate- "The Forsaken"
A book by Dr. Jennings Rain, which Kira found among Odo's possessions. He said he had gotten it when he thought he was going to be humanoid for the rest of his life, but he had only read the first three chapters.
fizzbin- "In Purgatory's Shadow"
Quark offered Odo a game, to pass the time during the eight days it would take to get to Inferna Prime. Odo declined, though Quark claimed it was a simple game.
floaters- "The Ascent"
Hovercrafts, used on Risa.
forshak- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
Posturing for Grilka, Worf started to challenge Thopok by asking, "Is there a pile of rotting forshak in here?" (Quark's).
Galeo-Manada wrestling- "Looking for Par'Mach in All the Wrong Places"
A sport in which Trajok was coaching Dax.
goodbye message- "Playing God"
A recording, commonly logged by Starfleet personnel in case of their deaths. O'Brien made one on the mission to Vandros IV; he told Dax it was his eleventh, and he had averaged two a year since marrying Keiko.
- "To the Death"
The Great Link
A merging of many Changelings (see also The Link, below). It is the foundation of their society. Most of them seem to spend most of their time in it.
The Great Minra- "The Search, Part II", etc.
The hero of a fairy tale Taya told Odo. In it, he tricked an evil Changeling into becoming a loaf of greenbread, which the Great Minra gobbled up.
Wendell Greer- "Shadowplay"
Sloan's cover identity at the conference on Romulus. "Greer" was assistant director of the UFP Department of Cartography.
hehh-duhpp- "Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges"
The name of a supposed Klingon hand-eye coordination exercise for children, which Worf made up when O'Brien and Bashir caught him playing with Yoshi.
Holy Rings of Betazed- "Time's Orphan"
Betazoid artifacts, to which Lwaxana Troi is the heir.
hoppers- "The Forsaken"
Atmospheric antigrav crafts.
Horga'hn- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
A statue of a Risian fertility symbol; Quark distributed one each to Bashir, Leeta, and Dax, and kept two for himself. To display a Horga'hn on Risa signals to the natives that one is seeking jamaharon.
hoverball- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
A Risian sport, usually played outdoors. Arandis tried to interest visitors in an indoor game after the weather grid was deactivated, but Dax was her only taker.
Hupyrian beetle farm- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
The origin of the charges against Ishka was the three bars of latinum she made by investing in one.
Hupyrian beetle snuff- "Family Business"
A type of snuff, made from crushed Hupyrian beetles. Sisko and Kira passed when Zek offered them some.
- "Rules of Acquisition"
It causes vascular damage to the mucous membranes. Zek gave it up when altered by the Prophets, but took it up again after being changed back.
Inkarian wool- "Prophet Motive"
Odo's new uniform was made of it.
The Institute- "Broken Link"
A Starfleet facility for incurably mentally ill people; its full name was unstated. Dr. Karen Loews is a member of its staff. Among its inmates are Jack, Lauren, Patrick, and Sarina.
ion surfing- "Statistical Probabilities"
A sport indulged in by Nog and Jake in a holosuite.
isik- "The Visitor"
A unit of currency. Martus made 10,000 in profits from his club. He gave them to Alsia for her mining venture.
jamaharon- "Rivals"
A Risian sexual rite. One signals that one seeks jamaharon by displaying a Horga'hn.
Jared- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
A character in a story Jake wrote and let his father read. It involved the Maquis.
Jodmos, son of Kobor- "Explorers"
Sisko's alias as a Klingon.
Jokarian chess- "Apocalypse Rising"
Dax came to Sisko's quarters hoping for a game.
The Journal- "The Nagus"
Presumably not the full name of the magazine for which Jake was doing a profile on Bashir.
Kalevian montar- "Nor the Battle to the Strong"
A game. When Odo contacted him, Dukat reminisced about their games of it; Odo countered that they had only played once and Dukat had cheated.
Kamar- "Duet"
A false name assumed by Garak when captured by Remata'Klan's troop. He claimed to be a member of the Cardassian Intelligence Bureau, who had been captured by the USS Centaur; however, the fact that a Starfleet combadge was found on him invalidated his story.
Karemma Commerce Ministry- "Rocks and Shoals"
The agency of which Hanok is a minister.
Karemman fleece- "Starship Down"
Hanok complained about shipments of it being taxed for the cost of searching the cargo for Changelings.
karjinko- "Starship Down"
A losing result in Dabo.
Karo-Net- "The Abandoned"
A sport Odo mentioned to Quark when talking about how he wouldn't want to make the compromises that "coupling" entails.
kar'takin- "A Man Alone"
A bladed polearm weapon favored by the Jem'Hadar.
Kentanna- "Sons and Daughters"
In Skrreean legend, a "planet of sorrow" on the other side of the "eye of the universe", their promised land. Haneek thought Bajor was Kentanna until the provisional government chose not to allow her people to settle there.
kevas- "Sanctuary"
Goods which Darvin traded in as a merchant.
Khitomer Accords- "Trials and Tribble-ations"
The Federation/Klingon peace treaty, ended in 2372.
- "The Way of the Warrior"
It was reinstated in 2373.
Kibberian fire diamonds- "By Inferno's Light"
Zek told Kira her eyes shine like them.
kilanon- "Rules of Acquisition"
A measure of energy levels.
Kimiko- "The Reckoning"
The name of the girlfriend Connelly (O'Brien) claimed to have in order to avoid having sex with a girl Bilby provided for him. Kimiko supposedly worked arranging flowers in a flower shop.
klon peags- "Honor Among Thieves"
Objects resembling chopsticks, highly sought in Wadi culture. They have "many different uses", according to Falow, who offered some to Quark as a Dabo wager. Apparently the Wadi use them as money; and you can bang them together, too. Quark, however, saw them as mere sticks.
Kodrak- "Move Along Home"
Odo's alias as a Klingon.
Kolaish spice oil- "Apocalypse Rising"
Shakaar gave Kira a massage with it at his home, to convince her to attend a conference.
- "Return to Grace"
Colonel Anastasia Komananov
A character in Bashir's spy holoprogram; a KGB agent and friend of Bashir's character. Her image was replaced by the physical transporter pattern of Kira.
Krokan petri beaker- "Our Man Bashir"
A container in which Odo rested during his first days on Bajor.
- "The Alternate"
Kukalaka
Bashir's teddy bear, which he has had since early childhood. He told Ekoria that Kukalaka was his first patient, on whom he performed "surgery" at age five. Bashir continued to nurse Kukalaka throughout his childhood as the bear continued to fall apart. Kukalaka is now on a shelf in his room.
- "The Quickening"
Bashir had loaned the bear to Leeta, who hadn't returned it; Nog retrieved it from her for the doctor, in exchange for five liters of anaerobic metabolite suspended in a hydrosaline solution.
kuttars- "In the Cards"
Blades affixed to the rifles of the Albino's guards after their phaser power was neutralized by Dax.
The Lagoon- "Blood Oath"
A hotel somewhere (possibly on Risa) where the O'Briens were headed for their vacation when Miles was arrested by the Cardassians.
Lamonay S. -- See Old Man under Bajorans.- "Tribunal"
Launching Pad
A bar near Starfleet Academy.
Lauriento massage holoprogram #101A- "Take Me Out to the Holosuite"
The program Ibudan's clone was running when he was murdered by Ibudan.
- "A Man Alone"
The Link
The Changelings' term for when two or more Changelings merge in liquid form. In this way they can share thoughts and memories. See also The Great Link, above. Linking can be forced, since Changelings seemingly have an irresistible instinct to liquefy when touching a liquefied portion of another Changeling.
Lissepian lottery- "The Search, Part II", etc.
Larell told Quark that Morn had won the 1000 bricks of gold-pressed latinum in the Lissepian lottery.
Lissepian Mother's Day Heist- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
An infamous robbery which took place on Lissepia in 2365. While the entire planet was celebrating, a gang of thieves broke into the central bank and stole 1000 bricks of gold-pressed latinum. The thieves (unknown at the time) were Hain, Larell, Krit, Nahsk, and Morn. The statute of limitations ran out in 2374.
locket- "Who Mourns for Morn?"
A piece of "jewelry" worn by Croden when he came to DS9. It contained a shapeshifting piece of "stone", composed of an amalgam of organic material and some kind of crystal. This stone was the first thing Odo encountered that was similar to himself; Bashir speculated it might be a distant cousin. Odo later learned from Croden that Rakhari merchants buy them from offworld traders; their origin is unknown. Croden used his as a key to the stasis chamber containing his daughter Yareth, then gave the locket to Odo.
"locusts"- "Vortex"
Symbols of unspecified troubles seen by Sisko in his visions. In one, he saw a cloud of locusts over B'Hala, which then moved on to Cardassia. After consulting the Orb of Prophecy, he told the assembly at the signing ceremony for Bajor's Federation membership that the "locusts" would destroy Bajor unless it stood alone.
- "Rapture"
(Note: Part of Sisko's vision was apparently fulfilled in "In Purgatory's Shadow"/"By Inferno's Light". It can also be speculated that by not becoming a member of the Federation, Bajor was able to remain neutral during the first part of the Dominion war, which aided in its survival.)
LogiciansThe all-Vulcan baseball team from the starship T'Kumbra. They defeated the Niners, 10-1, in a holosuite game.
Luma Rahl- "Take Me Out to the Holosuite"
The name Kira assumed when she traveled back to 2346 via the Orb of Time to investigate Dukat's claim of having had a relationship with her mother. There, she befriended Meru and saved her and Dukat from a bomb which she had planted.
"Lumba"- "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
The name Zek came up with on the spot for his "other" female adviser, who was actually Quark. It was inspired by Leeta's remark that Quark "lumbered" when he walked as a female. Quark used the name when he met with Nilva.
"lunar schooner"- "Profit and Lace"
An old nickname for a resident of Earth's moon, which Jake had picked up from his grandfather.
Lupi- "Valiant"
Molly O'Brien's doll, who sleeps beside her on her pillow every night. Keiko gave her to the older Molly in an apparently successful attempt to re-connect with her. The older Molly eventually gave Lupi back to her younger self before sending her back to her own time.
Lyxian scale- "Time's Orphan"
The scale on which a Breen nursery rhyme, sent by Eddington to his Maquis confederates, was written.
The Maquis- "For the Uniform"
An organization of Federation colonists who became renegades when their planets were turned over to the Cardassians by a treaty. They took up arms to fight the Cardassians, and were considered outlaws by Starfleet. The Maquis often employed terrorist tactics in what they viewed as the defense of their homes. They first announced their existence with the kidnaping of Gul Dukat in 2370 ("The Maquis, Part I"). After the Klingon invasion of Cardassia in 2372, the Maquis had more or less a free hand, and were able to build many more bases in the Badlands ("For the Cause"). However, when Cardassia allied itself with the Dominion, the Maquis were largely wiped out by the Jem'Hadar, though it was believed that some pockets might still be in existence ("Blaze of Glory").
Maraji crystalsQuark told "Thrax" that Livara had wanted to see him (Quark) about unloading some of these, but Quark refused, because Cardassians didn't like them and Bajorans couldn't afford them, therefore he had no market for them.
Gul Marayn- "Things Past"
A name Kira made up to get past a Cardassian navigational post; he was supposedly waiting for her cargo of rulot seeds.
Markalian smuggling operation- "The Homecoming"
Regana Tosh was a middleman for one which was smuggling Tallonian crystals.
Master- "Hippocratic Oath"
The title taken by Dukat as the leader of the Cult of the Pah-Wraith.
Master Surchid- "Covenant"
Falow's title.
Mazurka Festival- "Move Along Home"
A festival in New Berlin, which Sisko and Hudson attended with their wives. Hudson mentioned Sisko in lederhosen; Sisko told him he still has the hat.
Mempa- "The Maquis, Part I"
A famous battle involving the Klingons. When Martok (the Changeling) said O'Brien's face looked familiar, O'Brien claimed that perhaps they had met there, where Martok and O'Brien's regiment supposedly both fought.
Anastasia Merriweather- "Apocalypse Rising"
An alias used by Kira's character, Col. Komananov; Patrick's wife.
Patrick Merriweather- "Our Man Bashir"
An alias used by Bashir's spy character when he posed as a geologist.
Metron Consortium- "Our Man Bashir"
A weapons-dealing ring, rival to Hagath's. The Verillians signed with them instead.
"Moogie"- "Business As Usual"
The Ferengi equivalent of "mom".
net girl- "Family Business", "Call to Arms"
A woman who engages in a 24th-century version of prostitution: for money, she allows men to access her mind through a data port implant. Arissa was planted as a net girl by Idanian intelligence on Finnea Prime in order to infiltrate Draim's organization.
New Essentialists- "A Simple Investigation"
A movement dedicated to restoring the moral and cultural traditions of the Federation. Its chairman is Pascal Fullerton, who hoped to shut down Risa as a symbol of all that he perceived as being wrong with the Federation. Worf aided them at first in deactivating the planet's weather grid, but drew the line when Fullerton proceeded to disrupt the planet's artificial seismic stability.
New Resistance- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
A movement begun by Kira and Odo during the Dominion occupation.
Ninth Fleet- "Rocks and Shoals"
A division of Starfleet during the Federation/Dominion war, which would have been part of the task force sent to retake DS9, but wouldn't be able to join the other fleets in time.
- "Favor the Bold"
DS9 was designated as headquarters to the 9th Fleet after the station was retaken. Martok was made its Supreme Commander, at Sisko's recommendation.
- "You Are Cordially Invited"
Dr. Hippocrates Noah
A character in Bashir's spy holoprogram; a megalomaniac villain scheming to cover Earth's land area with its oceans, except for Mount Everest, so humanity could begin anew. His image was replaced by the physical transporter pattern of Sisko.
Noh-Jay Consortium- "Our Man Bashir"
The name Nog improvised for his and Jake's business venture, which started with 5000 wrappages of yamok sauce and ended up with a princely five bars of gold-pressed latinum.
N'yengoren strategy- "Progress"
A tactic proposed by Dax for the raid on the Albino's stronghold. Presumably it is one of stealth. Kang preferred to make a more direct assault.
"old man"- "Blood Oath"
Sisko's nickname for Dax, a token of their long friendship, which dates back to when Dax was an old man, Curzon Dax.
Oo-mox For Fun and ProfitA book Quark gave Aluura to read. It gave tips on such techniques as the Tympanic Tickle, the Eustachian Tube Rub, and the Auditory Nerve Nibble.
Orion slave girls- "Profit and Lace"
Quark suggested Odo try a holosuite program where three of them administer a massage.
- "The Begotten"
Orion Syndicate
A criminal organization. Quark had been trying to get into it for years, but didn't have the required membership fee, which is substantial. He was due to testify against them to the Federation Grand Jury. The Syndicate planted a bomb on the runabout in which Odo was taking Quark there.
- "The Ascent"
Arissa had been working for the Orion Syndicate, under her employer, Draim.
- "A Simple Investigation"
O'Brien, on an intelligence mission, learned that the Orion Syndicate had formed a connection with the Dominion.
Pahash, of the House of Konjah- "Honor Among Thieves"
O'Brien's alias as a Klingon.
Palamarian Freedom Brigade- "Apocalypse Rising"
The movement led by General Nassuc.
Past Prologue- "Business As Usual"
A story Jake was writing. He was incensed to learn that Nog had read it and corrected the spelling and grammar.
Pennington School- "The Ascent"; Jake may have been writing an account of the events of the 1st-season episode "Past Prologue".
A school in Wellington, New Zealand on Earth that teaches writing. Keiko has a friend there to whom she showed a story of Jake's. As a result, Jake was offered a writing fellowship in 2371, but planned to defer admission for at least a year.
Pike City Pioneers- "Explorers"
A baseball team on Cestus III, on which Kasidy Yates' brother plays.
- "Family Business"
Kasidy gave Sisko a baseball cap from the team.
pillar- "The Way of the Warrior"
An ancient monument with mysterious writing on the sides, found on LS6 and taken back to the station. The writing meant nothing to Odo, who nonetheless believed it might be a key to his past.
- "The Alternate"
Note: He turned out to be right: a similar pillar was seen on his homeworld in "The Search, Part II".
Planting DayA day of community bonding on Gaia, which the Defiant crew participated in.
Pleasure Goddess of Rixx- "Children of Time"
Quark offered Tiron a picnic with her in a holosuite.
- "Meridian"
Nog's favorite holoprogram was a visit with her. When he sold off his boyhood possessions, Dax bought it as a gift for Bashir.
pleasure mazes- "Little Green Men"
Quark offered Sisko a wide assortment of them, each with a "surprise" in the center; Sisko passed.
post-Eventualistic- "Rapture"
An artistic category to which a statue sold at auction in Quark's belonged.
Prayko- "In the Cards"
A game played on an alley. Leeta told Zimmerman that if she were running the bar, she would have two Prayko alleys.
predestination paradox- "Doctor Bashir, I Presume"
A time loop in which it turns out that someone who time-travels was meant to do so and becomes an essential part of history.
pre-Matoian- "Trials and Tribble-ations"
An artistic category to which a statue sold at auction in Quark's belonged.
prosecco- "In the Cards"
A game which Quark runs at his bar. A double-sided disk is put into a cup, which is turned over. If the object lands blue side up, the customer pays for his or her drink; if it lands pink side up, the drink is on the house.
Quadros-1 probe- "Rivals"
A probe that reached the Gamma Quadrant in the 22nd century. It discovered the Idran system.
Queen's Gambit- "Emissary"
A holosuite program designed by a friend of Bashir's named Felix. It featured Bashir's spy character (from "Our Man Bashir"), and involved a plot to assassinate the Queen of England. Among the other characters were Lady Wantsomore, Nigel Dunlap, and Falcon. Bashir was going to try it out with Dax, O'Brien, and Odo; Odo declined.
qui'lari- "A Simple Investigation"
The Vulcan name for the focal points of the body's bioelectric field, at the sides of the skull; what the ancient Indians on Earth called the chakras.
- "The Muse"
Red Squad
An elite cadre of Starfleet cadets, singled out for special training. Their names are secret. Nog asked Sisko to recommend him for it. It turned out that Admiral Leyton had used Red Squad to sabotage Earth's power relays. After Sisko's talk with Riley Shepard, Red Squad was sent away on an extended "training exercise".
- "Homefront"/"Paradise Lost"
35 Red Squad cadets were on a training cruise on the USS Valiant when it was lost for eight months behind enemy lines during the Federation/Dominion war. (The banner in the Valiant's ready room referred to the cadre as Red Squadron.)
Regalian liquid crystals- "Valiant"
When Bashir asked him to get some Regalian flea spiders, Quark took the opportunity to also import some of these. They are an illegal, highly intoxicating and sometimes dangerous aphrodisiac.
Regreein wheat husks- "The Ship"
Drofo Awa claimed to be carrying a cargo of these, not Cardassian weapons.
Regulation 157, section 3, paragraph 18- "The Maquis, Part II"
Quoted by Lucsly: "Starfleet officers shall take all necessary precautions to minimize any participation in historical events".
renewal scroll inscription pens- "Trials and Tribble-ations"
Items Quark was hawking during the Gratitude Festival. They were latinum-plated and engraved with a portrait of the station by Ermat Zimm, plus the year, and were supposedly blessed by Vedek Redab just before he died.
replicator plant- "Fascination"
Kira told Odo when they first met that she used to work at one on Bajor, until she hit a supervisor who made advances toward her.
reyamilk- "Necessary Evil"
Leeta invited Worf and Dax to soak in it with her on Risa; they declined.
Right of Proclamation- "Let He Who is Without Sin..."
To stall while Dax repaired the device through which Worf was "puppeteering" him during his challenge with Thopok, Quark claimed the "Right of Proclamation", a supposed Ferengi custom.
Risian perfume- "Looking for Par'Mach in All the Wrong Places"
Given by Dax to Lenara.
Risian tapestries- "Rejoined"
Quark tried to interest Arissa in seeing his collection of them.
Rodek- "A Simple Investigation"
Son of Noggra; the name of Kurn's new identity after his memory was wiped and his genetic code and facial features altered.
Roladan wild draw- "Sons of Mogh"
A game, possibly a form of poker. On seeing Kira face down Gul Jasad, O'Brien told her to remind him never to play it with her.
rolloped- "Emissary"
A way of preparing azna.
Commander Rota- "A Man Alone"
Kira's assumed identity when Garak, Damar, and Rusot pretended to bring her to Luaran as a prisoner. "Rota" was supposedly the Starfleet deputy intelligence officer for the sector.
Rujian steeplechases- "Tacking Into the Wind"
A sport that Sisko and Curzon enjoyed watching. They once met a pair of Rujian twin sisters at one.
The Runners- "A Man Alone"
A constellation visible from DS9. Sisko showed it to Fenna.
Sacred Chalice of Rixx- "Second Sight"
A Betazoid artifact, ceremonially "held" by Lwaxana Troi.
Saltah'nah clock- "The Forsaken"
A timepiece designed and built by Sisko while under the influence of the Saltah'nah telepathic matrix. Afterwards, he admitted to Kira that he had no idea why.
Saltah'nah telepathic matrix- "Dramatis Personae"
A self-sustaining matrix within a group of energy spheres which contained a telepathic archive recounting a power struggle that destroyed the Saltah'nah civilization in the Gamma Quadrant. The matrix caused the crew of the Toh'Kaht, who found the spheres, to undergo a similar struggle, leading to their destruction. First officer Hon'Tihl beamed into Ops just before dying, carrying the matrix, which was transmitted to the officers there. However, Odo's system rejected it, due to his lack of a humanoid brain. He noticed the others' strange behavior, investigated, and eventually manipulated Bashir into developing an interference signal that drove the matrix into space.
Sampalo relics- "Dramatis Personae"
Relics on Hoek IV, which Q invited Vash on a trip to see. She refused.
Second Fleet- "Q-Less"
A division of Starfleet during the Federation/Dominion war, which was pulled out of the Kotanka system to be part of the task force sent to retake DS9.
- "Favor the Bold"
It had been hitting the Dominion forces occupying Betazed.
Section 31- "The Sound of Her Voice"
A mysterious branch of Starfleet Intelligence which Sloan said was part of Starfleet's original charter, though Bashir and Sisko heard of it for the first time in 2374. Its function is to search out, identify, and quietly deal with potential dangers to the Federation; they are autonomous, neither reporting to nor seeking approval from any authority. They apparently have some form of untraceable transporter technology. Starfleet Command neither acknowledged nor denied their existence when contacted by Sisko.
- "Inquisition"
Bashir realized that it was Section 31 who had created the Founders' disease, and used Odo as a carrier to introduce it into the Great Link, without Odo's knowledge.
Separ gemstones- "When It Rains..."
Worf admiringly said of Grilka that her eyes were as hard as these and twice as sharp.
Sepian Commodities Exchange- "Looking for Par'Mach in All the Wrong Places"
It was in chaos, with prices falling dramatically, which spelled ruin for Quark.
Seventh Fleet- "Business As Usual"
A group of Starfleet ships sent on a mission to stop the Jem'Hadar at the Tyra system. Out of 112 ships, only 14 made it back.
- "A Time to Stand"
Apparently it was rebuilt, only to take heavy losses at Sybaron. It was still at half strength when sent to try to cut off the Dominion at the Tibor nebula.
- "The Reckoning"
They were going to launch an offensive at Calandra.
Seventh Tactical Wing- "Afterimage"
A Starfleet division during the Federation/Dominion war, which Captain Bennet was put in charge of.
shap- "Behind the Lines"
A level in Chula.
Shmun- "Move Along Home"
A Ferengi character in Vulcan Love Slave, Volume III.
shrouding- "The Emperor's New Cloak"
The Jem'Hadar term for their cloaking ability.
SID- "Rocks and Shoals"
Abbreviation for Ship In Distress.
Sigma-9 clearance- "The Maquis, Part I"
A clearance which Hilliard told Bashir was necessary in order to see Odo's Starfleet medical file. However, Sisko had this clearance, and used it.
- "When It Rains..."
Sisko's
The name of the restaurant owned by Joseph Sisko, in the French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Earth. Its full name is Sisko's Creole Kitchen.
Sixth Fleet- "The Visitor"
Pulled from the Bolian front.
"solids"- "Penumbra"
The Changelings' name for "monoform" races, whom they consider inferior and untrustworthy.
somata oil- "The Search, Part II"
While receiving a massage from a bemused deputy, Intendent Kira wished for some.
Commander Sorval, son of M'Tokra- "Resurrection"
An alias Worf gave to a Klingon officer who interrupted him and Kurn as they were getting the locations and codes of the cloaked mines from the Drovana.
"spoonheads"- "Sons of Mogh"
A derogatory name given by Bajorans to Cardassians during the Occupation.
- "Things Past"
The term was also used by Amaro.
Squadron Baker- "Empok Nor"
A squadron of Maquis ships who made a foray into Cardassian space when the Defiant was hijacked.
- "Defiant"
Starfleet
The agency of the Federation dedicated to exploration, diplomacy, and defense. Its headquarters and Academy are in San Francisco on Earth.
Starfleet AcademyThe institute at which Starfleet personnel are trained. A non-Federation citizen needs a letter of reference from a command-level officer to be able to attend. Academy applicants must pass a series of tests, including stress reaction and spatial orientation, to enter the preparatory program.
Starfleet Cybernetics JournalBashir asked for, and received, permission from Data to write a paper on Data's dream program, to be published in this journal.
Starfleet Command- "Birthright, Part I" [TNG]
Sisko's plan to trick the Romulans into entering the war was approved by them.
Starfleet Intelligence- "In the Pale Moonlight"
Odo has a female friend there who has a friend whose cousin's wife is an assistant of a member of the Federation Medical Council.
- "Prophet Motive"
Odo also has a male friend there who was once stationed at the Federation embassy on Qo'Nos and put him in touch with a disfavored former Klingon operative.
- "Visionary"
O'Brien went to Farius Prime on a mission for them.
Starfleet Internal Affairs- "Honor Among Thieves"
A branch of Starfleet which investigates matters concerning the internal integrity of Starfleet. Sloan claimed, in his holoprogram, to be a deputy director.
Starfleet Medical Academy- "Inquisition"
The branch of Starfleet Academy that Bashir attended.
Starfleet News Service- "Rivals"
Jake had begun working for them as a reporter. Also called the Federation News Service.
- "Call to Arms"
They were going to publish a book of Jake's on station life under Dominion rule. Jake was not going to be paid.
Starfleet Science- "You Are Cordially Invited"
They came up with the modified polaron emitters.
Starfleet Special Order 66715- "Apocalypse Rising"
Sloan told Bashir it gave him the authority to neutralize security threats to DS9 "by whatever means necessary".
Starfleet Symposium- "Inquisition"
An annual meeting at Starfleet headquarters. The DS9 officers were invited to address it in 2371 on the Gamma Quadrant situation.
Tabalian glass- "Past Tense, Part I"
Kira threatened Garak with severe bodily harm if he hurt Ziyal. When she asked, "Is that clear?", Garak replied, "As Tabalian glass".
Tal Shiar- "For the Cause"
The Romulan intelligence organization. In Odo's opinion, they pale in comparison to the Obsidian Order.
- "The Wire"
They were cooperating with the Obsidian Order to invade the Gamma Quadrant and stage a first strike against the Dominion, but their fleet was annihilated by the Jem'Hadar, having been suckered into attacking the Founders' homeworld.
Tanesh pottery- "Improbable Cause"/"The Die is Cast"
One of the theoretical offers Quark made to Odo, who scoffed at it.
Tarahong Detention Center- "Q-Less"
The prison where Quark's cousin Barbo was incarcerated.
Tarkalean sheep herders- "The Nagus"
Quark was fleecing the Karemma for "taxes" to make up the sheep herders' supposed losses from the Federation trading with the Karemma.
Tartaras landscapes- "Starship Down"
Quark invited two imaginary women to see some in his quarters.
Tenth Fleet- "If Wishes Were Horses"
A division of Starfleet, assigned to protect Betazed and its outlying colonies during the Federation/Dominion war. However, the Dominion struck while the fleet was off on a training exercise, leading to the fall of Betazed.
Terellian diamond- "In the Pale Moonlight"
One of them adorned the ring that Sisko ordered from Quark for his wedding to Kasidy.
"thialo"- "'Til Death Do Us Part"
An undesirable result of a die roll in Chula. It means that one piece must be sacrificed so that the others may live.
Third Fleet- "Move Along Home"
A division of Starfleet during the Federation/Dominion war, which stayed behind to protect Earth while the 2nd and 5th Fleets went to retake DS9.
- "Favor the Bold"
They requested two more Romulan attack wings.
Tholian silk- "Image in the Sand"
It's difficult to get. Sisko gave Kasidy some, which he had gotten from a Tholian ambassador who owed him a favor.
Thot- "The Way of the Warrior"
A Breen military rank, equivalent to Legate.
tinghamut- "Strange Bedfellows"
When a Klingon found Odo's polaron emitter and demanded to know what it was, Odo and Worf claimed it was a "tinghamut", saying it was a Vulcan toy for children -- spoils from the raid on Archanis III.
T'Lana- "Apocalypse Rising"
The heroine of Vulcan Love Slave, Volume III (presumably of the first two as well).
trillium- "The Emperor's New Cloak"
A good which Darvin traded in as a merchant.
23rd Jem'Hadar Division- "Trials and Tribble-ations"
It was supposed to attack Romulus with the Cardassian Fourth Order, according to a fake holorecording.
University of Nairobi- "In the Pale Moonlight"
The university where Dr. April Wade works.
vajhak- "Prophet Motive"
A children's game on Meridian. One child invited Sisko to play it with them.
Vitarian wool undergarments- "Meridian"
Sold by Garak to Morn.
vole belly deal- "The Way of the Warrior"
Quark had traveled to Ferenginar to close one, which he did successfully.
Vulcan Bill of Rights- "Body Parts"
A Vulcan document, which Sakonna said the Ferengi Rules of Acquisition reminded her of, in structure.
Vulcan IDIC pins- "The Maquis, Part I"
Collectibles which Quark wanted to advertise on the station's monitor screens.
Vulcan Love Slave- "The Jem'Hadar"
An erotic work of literature, of which Quark has a first-edition copy. He offered to sell it to Odo, after catching Odo reading a romance -- which Odo claimed he was only reading in order to gain a better understanding of homicides caused by romantic obsession. Quark said that no one dies in Vulcan Love Slave, but it's still a hell of a read.
Vulcan Love Slave, Part II: The Revenge- "The Ascent"
A holoprogram which Quark offered to let Rom use.
Vulcan Love Slave, Volume III- "Doctor Bashir, I Presume"
A book in the Vulcan Love Slave series, mentioned by Quark.
Vulcan Medical Institute- "The Emperor's New Cloak"
The institute where Healer Senva works.
Barry Waddle- "Prophet Motive"
Darvin's alias when he boarded the Defiant as a passenger. He said he was a merchant dealing in gems, kevas, and trillium, who had been trapped on Cardassia Prime by the Klingon invasion.
The Wait- "Trials and Tribble-ations"
A famous novel, written by Revalus, one of Onaya's proteges.
Lady Wantsomore- "The Muse"
In Queen's Gambit, a beautiful socialite brainwashed to assassinate the Queen of England. Bashir assigned the role to Dax.
zero-grav tumbling- "A Simple Investigation"
Shakaar invited Kira to a performance of it on the Promenade.
- "The Begotten"
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