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A luxury luggage brand referenced in the show; likely fictional or a fictionalized version of a high-end brand.

“Oh, Niles, I also took the liberty of buying myself a new piece of luggage by Moritzio. Would you care to see it?”— Frasier

A soft, creamy French cheese from Normandy, known for its runny texture when properly ripened.

“Fine, it was Camembert. If anything, it wasn't runny enough.”— Frasier

A type of flatfish (Zeus faber) prized for its delicate white flesh, popular in fine dining.

“You have got to get the John Dory.”— Niles

A style of bathtub from the Victorian era (1837-1901), typically a freestanding clawfoot tub.

“just a simple Victorian bathtub filled with champagne, us, and a non-slip mat.”— Niles

Newport is a brand of menthol cigarettes manufactured by Lorillard.

“This Newport is more alive with pleasure than you are.”— Lana

A mid-size sedan manufactured by Ford Motor Company, a common American car.

“You leave more than half a car length between us and that Taurus.”— Frasier

A country on the eastern coast of Central America, known for its beaches, coral reefs, and tropical resorts.

“Actually, I'm planning on asking her to go to Belize with me next weekend.”— Frasier

A country in South America, referenced here as a word to make puns with.

“Let's see what we can do with "Ecuador."”— Niles

A state and city in southern Mexico, referenced here as a point on the flight path to Belize.

“MY EARS GOT CLOGGED SOMEWHERE ABOVE OAXACA AND THEY HAVEN'T POPPED YET!”— Frasier

A town in southern Belize, one of the entry points to the country.

“MY GIRLFRIEND AND I HAD JUST DISEMBARKED IN PUNTA GORDA FROM OUR PLANE”— Frasier