| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | ABQ | Albuquerque; main setting. |
| 2. | Acid barrel | Container for dissolving bodies. |
| 3. | Albuquerque | New Mexico city of the series. |
| 4. | Aluminum | Key ingredient in early cook. |
| 5. | AMS | Albuquerque Museum of Science (joke). |
| 6. | Aunt Birgit | Marie’s German aunt reference. |
| 7. | Badger | Brandon Mayhew; Jesse’s friend. |
| 8. | Bald cap | Prop for Walt’s shaved look. |
| 9. | Blue meth | Signature high-purity product. |
| 10. | Breaking bad | Turning to crime; moral decline. |
| 11. | Brilliant chemist | Walt’s defining skill. |
| 12. | Brock | Andrea’s son; pivotal plot point. |
| 13. | Cancer | Walt’s diagnosis; catalyst. |
| 14. | Cap’n Cook | Jesse’s early dealer alias. |
| 15. | Cartel | Mexican drug organization. |
| 16. | Chicken Man | Gus Fring’s underworld nickname. |
| 17. | Chili P | Jesse’s secret spice. |
| 18. | Cook | To manufacture methamphetamine. |
| 19. | Crawl space | House space; breakdown scene. |
| 20. | Crystal | Slang for methamphetamine. |
| 21. | DEA | Drug Enforcement Administration. |
| 22. | Dead drop | Hidden exchange location. |
| 23. | Desert cook | Remote RV meth production. |
| 24. | Ding ding ding | Hector’s bell sound. |
| 25. | Dirty money | Illicit cash from drugs. |
| 26. | Disappearer | Ed; new identities provider. |
| 27. | Don Eladio | Cartel boss in Mexico. |
| 28. | Duct tape | Improvised restraint and repair. |
| 29. | Ehrmantraut | Mike’s last name. |
| 30. | El Camino | Sequel film; Jesse’s escape. |
| 31. | El Paso | DEA-related location reference. |
| 32. | Emilio | Krazy-8’s cousin; early threat. |
| 33. | Eye patch | Gus’s injury after blast. |
| 34. | Face Off | Episode with Gus’s demise. |
| 35. | Felina | Series finale episode title. |
| 36. | Fly | Bottle episode about contamination. |
| 37. | Fring | Gus’s surname. |
| 38. | Fulminated mercury | Explosive used by Walt. |
| 39. | Gale | Boetticher; chemist at lab. |
| 40. | Gas mask | Safety gear in early cooks. |
| 41. | Gatorade bottle | Improvised chemical container. |
| 42. | Gray Matter | Walt’s former company. |
| 43. | Green light | Go-ahead for a hit. |
| 44. | Guacamole | Gus’s careful meal detail. |
| 45. | Gus | Gustavo Fring; drug kingpin. |
| 46. | Hazmat suit | Protective suit for cooking. |
| 47. | Hector | Salamanca patriarch; bell user. |
| 48. | Heisenberg | Walt’s criminal persona. |
| 49. | Holly | Walt and Skyler’s daughter. |
| 50. | Huell | Saul’s bodyguard; pickpocket. |
| 51. | Ice Station Zebra | Saul’s shell company. |
| 52. | Jane | Margolis; Jesse’s girlfriend. |
| 53. | Jesse | Jesse Pinkman; Walt’s partner. |
| 54. | JMM | Just Make Money; Saul mantra. |
| 55. | Junkie | Drug addict; often used. |
| 56. | Krazy-8 | Domingo Molina; early dealer. |
| 57. | Lab | Superlab for meth production. |
| 58. | Laser tag | Proposed money-laundering front. |
| 59. | Lily of the valley | Plant used to poison Brock. |
| 60. | Los Pollos | Fried chicken restaurant chain. |
| 61. | Los Pollos Hermanos | Gus’s restaurant front. |
| 62. | Marie | Marie Schrader; Skyler’s sister. |
| 63. | Meth | Methamphetamine; central drug. |
| 64. | Methylamine | Precursor chemical for meth. |
| 65. | Mike | Mike Ehrmantraut; fixer. |
| 66. | Money laundering | Making dirty cash appear legal. |
| 67. | Murder hole | Hidden crawlspace for bodies. |
| 68. | Nazi gang | Jack Welker’s crew. |
| 69. | New Mexico | State where story unfolds. |
| 70. | Ozymandias | Devastating late-series episode. |
| 71. | Pink teddy bear | Plane crash symbol. |
| 72. | Pizza on roof | Walt’s angry toss moment. |
| 73. | Poison | Toxin used as leverage. |
| 74. | Pollos | Spanish for chickens; Gus brand. |
| 75. | Precursors | Chemicals used to make meth. |
| 76. | Propanes | Fuel for heating in cooks. |
| 77. | Purple | Marie’s signature color. |
| 78. | RAID | Law enforcement search operation. |
| 79. | Ricín | Deadly poison; Walt’s plot device. |
| 80. | RV | Mobile lab used early. |
| 81. | Saul | Saul Goodman; criminal lawyer. |
| 82. | Schrader | Hank’s surname. |
| 83. | Skyler | Walt’s wife; laundering partner. |
| 84. | Sleepy K | Ketamine-style sedative reference. |
| 85. | Soda can | Improvised ricin hiding spot. |
| 86. | Spin-off | Better Call Saul connection. |
| 87. | Stay out of my territory | Walt’s intimidation line. |
| 88. | Stevia | Diet sweetener seen at parties. |
| 89. | Superlab | Industrial underground meth lab. |
| 90. | Tio | Spanish for uncle; Hector. |
| 91. | Tortuga | Cartel informant; beheaded. |
| 92. | Tuco | Tuco Salamanca; violent dealer. |
| 93. | Tweaker | Meth user slang. |
| 94. | Uncle Jack | Jack Welker; neo-Nazi leader. |
| 95. | Uncle Tio | Hector Salamanca nickname. |
| 96. | Vamonos Pest | Exterminator cover operation. |
| 97. | Vince Gilligan | Series creator. |
| 98. | W.W. | Initials clue in poem book. |
| 99. | Walter White | Chemistry teacher turned kingpin. |
| 100. | Wanted poster | Heisenberg manhunt imagery. |