| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Abe Simpson | Grampa; elderly raconteur. |
| 2. | Apu | Kwik-E-Mart owner; former stereotyping debate. |
| 3. | Ay Caramba! | Bart’s catchphrase of surprise. |
| 4. | Azaria | Hank Azaria; voices many characters. |
| 5. | Bart | Mischievous Simpson son; prankster. |
| 6. | Bleeding Gums Murphy | Lisa’s jazz mentor. |
| 7. | Blinky | Three-eyed fish from Springfield Lake. |
| 8. | Bort | Rare souvenir name; “My son is also…”. |
| 9. | Burns | Mr. Burns; ruthless power-plant owner. |
| 10. | Buzz Cola | Springfield’s parody soft drink. |
| 11. | Canyonero | Absurd SUV from the ad jingle. |
| 12. | Capitol City | Nearby metropolis; Shelbyville rival vibe. |
| 13. | Cletus | Springfield’s slack-jawed yokel. |
| 14. | Cromulent | Acceptable; invented Springfield word. |
| 15. | D’oh! | Homer’s exasperated self-blame. |
| 16. | Disco Stu | Disco-obsessed recurring character. |
| 17. | Dr. Hibbert | Family doctor; hearty laugh. |
| 18. | Duff Beer | Homer’s favorite beer brand. |
| 19. | Duffman | Duff’s hyperactive mascot spokesman. |
| 20. | Eat my shorts | Bart’s classic defiant insult. |
| 21. | Edna Krabappel | Bart’s teacher; weary realist. |
| 22. | Embiggen | Perfectly cromulent made-up word. |
| 23. | Excellent | Mr. Burns’s satisfied purr. |
| 24. | Fat Tony | Springfield mob boss. |
| 25. | Flaming Moe | Moe’s renamed cocktail; Homer’s recipe. |
| 26. | Flanders | Ned; overly cheerful neighbor. |
| 27. | Frink | Professor; geeky inventor with “glayvin”. |
| 28. | Gah! | Comic-book-style outburst, often Bart. |
| 29. | Genius at Work | Homer’s ironic workplace sign. |
| 30. | Grampa | Abe Simpson; rambling war stories. |
| 31. | Groundskeeper Willie | Scottish janitor; temper and rants. |
| 32. | Hans Moleman | Unlucky, frail, perpetually hurt man. |
| 33. | Homer | Dad Simpson; lovable doofus. |
| 34. | Itchy & Scratchy | Ultraviolent cartoon cat-and-mouse. |
| 35. | Itchy lot | Springfield crowd; easily riled townspeople. |
| 36. | Jebediah Springfield | Town founder; mythic, dubious hero. |
| 37. | Jimbo | Bart’s bully; Nelson’s pal. |
| 38. | Kang | One of the recurring alien duo. |
| 39. | Kodos | One of the recurring alien duo. |
| 40. | Krusty | Clown host; cynical kids’ idol. |
| 41. | Krustylu Studios | Krusty’s TV studio workplace. |
| 42. | Lard Lad | Giant donut boy mascot statue. |
| 43. | Lenny | Homer’s friend; plant co-worker. |
| 44. | Lisa | Smart, sax-playing Simpson daughter. |
| 45. | Lou | Police officer; Wiggum’s subordinate. |
| 46. | Lovejoy | Reverend; Springfield church pastor. |
| 47. | Maggie | Baby Simpson; pacifier, silent surprises. |
| 48. | Manjula | Apu’s wife; mother of octuplets. |
| 49. | Marge | Blue-haired mom; moral center. |
| 50. | Martin Prince | Smart, prissy classmate; frequent target. |
| 51. | Milhouse | Bart’s best friend; unlucky sidekick. |
| 52. | Moe | Bartender; owner of Moe’s Tavern. |
| 53. | Monorail | Springfield’s doomed transit scheme. |
| 54. | Mr. Plow | Homer’s snowplow business persona. |
| 55. | Muntz | Nelson’s last name; bully identity. |
| 56. | Nelson | Bully with signature “Ha-ha!”. |
| 57. | Nerds | Bullied group; often led by Martin. |
| 58. | No TV and no beer | Homer’s cabin breakdown quote. |
| 59. | Nuclear Power Plant | Homer’s workplace; central setting. |
| 60. | Okily-dokily | Ned’s cheerful agreement phrase. |
| 61. | Old Man Yells at Cloud | Grampa’s meme-worthy complaint. |
| 62. | Otto | Laid-back school bus driver. |
| 63. | Patty and Selma | Marge’s chain-smoking twin sisters. |
| 64. | Poochie | Forced Itchy & Scratchy character; hated. |
| 65. | Principal Skinner | Seymour; strict school administrator. |
| 66. | Quimby | Mayor; Kennedy-esque corruption parody. |
| 67. | Radioactive Man | Comic-book superhero; movie within show. |
| 68. | Rake gag | Sideshow Bob steps on rakes repeatedly. |
| 69. | Ralph Wiggum | Lovably clueless Chief Wiggum’s son. |
| 70. | Sant’s Little Helper | Simpsons’ greyhound dog. |
| 71. | Sideshow Bob | Krusty’s vengeful former sidekick. |
| 72. | Sideshow Mel | Bob’s replacement; bone in hair. |
| 73. | Skinner | Principal; strict, anxious authority figure. |
| 74. | Smithers | Burns’s loyal assistant; devoted admirer. |
| 75. | Snowball II | Simpsons’ black cat. |
| 76. | Springfield | The town; intentionally ambiguous location. |
| 77. | Springfield Isotopes | Town’s baseball team; perennial losers. |
| 78. | Steamed Hams | Skinner’s Albany excuse; meme scene. |
| 79. | Stonecutters | Secret society; “We do” everything. |
| 80. | Superintendent Chalmers | School overseer; Skinner’s nemesis. |
| 81. | The Kwik-E-Mart | Convenience store; Apu’s domain. |
| 82. | The Leftorium | Flanders’s left-handed store. |
| 83. | The Simpsons | Long-running animated sitcom family. |
| 84. | Three-eyed fish | Blinky; pollution satire symbol. |
| 85. | Tire fire | Springfield’s eternal burning dump. |
| 86. | Treehouse of Horror | Annual Halloween anthology episodes. |
| 87. | Troy McClure | B-movie actor; “You may remember me…”. |
| 88. | Troy McClure Presents | Fake educational film framing device. |
| 89. | Unky Herb | Homer’s half-brother; car-company exec. |
| 90. | Wiggum | Chief; incompetent Springfield police boss. |
| 91. | Woozle Wuzzle | Nonsense phrase; confused logic joke. |
| 92. | WORST. EPISODE. EVER. | Comic Book Guy’s harsh verdict. |
| 93. | Xena | Pop-culture guest reference; Lucy Lawless. |
| 94. | Xylophone solo | Lisa’s musical gag beat. |
| 95. | Yello | Band behind “Oh Yeah” reference gag. |
| 96. | Yes, but… | Lawyer’s evasive non-answer trope. |
| 97. | Yoink! | Quick snatch sound effect, often Homer. |
| 98. | You tried your best | Homer’s failed encouragement line. |
| 99. | Zesty Italian | Springfield brand gag food flavor. |
| 100. | Ziff | Artie Ziff; Marge’s old admirer. |