Words My 1-Year-Old Uses by ShapiroA

Title of a Connie Francis hit, or a word used heavily for its rhyming properties in books by the late Anna Dewdney.

No 19th century Russian novel is complete without one of these, such as the one that furnishes a setting for the first encounter between Natasha and Prince Andrei in War and Peace. (No 19th century Russian novel is complete without a duel, either, but my kid doesn't know the word "duel".)

The father in this cartoon is making an astronomical observation. A two-word phrase been blurred out; what is the noun in that phrase?

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An informal unit of radiation exposure (due to its ⁴⁰K content), or the pictured author (who is about 9 times as tall as her namesake is long).

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Where Oxford students are "sent" when they misbehave, or a natural insulator sourced from marabou (among other species).

What is being muzzle-loaded in a famous image from a 1967 demonstration. Don't be too specific; my kid may know a lot about milk, but the name of the original maker of Good Start formula is not in her vocabulary.

My daughter's age peers may be the first generation in a century for whom this is a common early word. To be sure, I knew it by 3, but mainly in the context of distinguishing crimefighting testudines.

The top two definitions of this word on Urban Dictionary:

(1) "One-word response placed after a quote on a message board as an affirmation of the author's agreement..."
(2) "something you can't touch"

Plaintiff in a Supreme Court case that yielded a namesake test for violations of the Establishment Clause, or a defective product.

A type of communiqué signed Episcopus Servus Servorum Dei, or the subject of a NYC sculpture that stands on a Broadway median two blocks south of Wall Street.

A popular MMORPG (for short), a discount airline based at Keflavík that shut down in 2019, or a 1984 album by Wendy O. Williams.

Title word from a song now indelibly associated with nuclear holocaust, or from a song in which Walt and Don (as "Dan") chide Jack for his repeated bad choices. As used by my kid, this word is a control flow instruction, functioning similarly to a WHILE loop without a clear termination condition.