Frappuccino is the trademarked name of a Starbucks drink. They bought it, when they bought the company that coined it. ‘Nuff said.

Frappe - a frozen/blended (not iced) coffee-flavored drink

Espresso - coffee brewed by forcing steam or hot water, nder pressure, through finely rounded beans. Usually very trong taste, and a much higher caffeine content than regular brew.

Cappuccino - espresso, with a touch of hot milk and steamed-milk foam

Caffè - literally, the Italian word for “coffee.” Commonly associated with espresso.

Latte - literally, the Italian word for “milk.” Americanized, it is short for “caffè latte”, which means “coffee and milk.” Add “latte” to your favorite coffee or tea drink (Chai, vanilla, mocha, etc.) and it just means ‘with’ milk.

Americano - espresso added to hot water. Gives a similar strength,but different flavor than regular drip coffee.
Red Eye - cup of regular coffee with a shot of espresso

Third Eye - a Chai (latte) with a shot of espresso

Breve - commonly short for “caffè breve”, which is coffee (espresso) with half-and-half. If you order a drink “breve”, you’ll get half-and-half instead
of milk

Wagon - what Lisar calls a shopping cart! (hehehe)