Did you know?

[Mik]

I didn't know a lot of these. Particularly like 19.

[Catseye3]

Three.

[Doctor Phibes]

These are great. I love the word 'petrichor', which I learned from watching Doctor Who.

[George K]

Nine...

I dispute #4. The proper term is borborygmus.

@bachophile will corroborate.

I also dispute #11.

agrafe

variants: or agraffe

a hook-and-loop fastening
especially : an ornamental clasp used on armor or costumes

[Mik]

11. https://game-solver.com/psych-word-up-real-answers/the-wire-cage-holding-the-cork-in-a-bottle-of-champagne/

[Doctor Phibes]

If we're being picky, #20 is called a Brannock device.

[Larry]

And the space between a cooter and a bunghole is called a "chew toy"....

[Catseye3]

@George-K said in Did you know?:

I dispute #4. The proper term is borborygmus.
@bachophile will corroborate.

Me, too. I was gonna say so but I was too lazy.

[Jolly]

Four.

[jon-nyc]

I had heard them all, probably from some similar meme.

But unaided awareness? Like you ask me the question cold and I need to answer?

Three

[bachophile]

Four and confirm George on digestive rumblings

[LuFins Dad]

@jon-nyc said in Did you know?:

I had heard them all, probably from some similar meme.

But unaided awareness? Like you ask me the question cold and I need to answer?

Three

Similar, though I don't think I had heard all, just most. The four I could have answered in a pinch? Aglets, Tines, Box Tent, and Minimus...

[Horace]

I only knew tines. I suspect that one is an order of magnitude more well known than the rest.

[taiwan_girl]

I knew zero. Another word for #16 is "lazy" 555

[Larry]

I must be the only one familiar with chew toys....