| Term | Definition |
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| ACAI | s n a berry of the Brazilian rainforest |
| ACCA | s n (Aust. slang) an academic |
| ADDY | n an email address |
| AGLU | s n (Inuit) a breathing hole made in ice by a seal |
| AIGA | s n (Samoan) in Samoa a large family |
| ALCO | s n (Aust. slang) a heavy drinker or alcoholic |
| ALKO | s n (Aust. slang) a heavy drinker or alcoholic |
| APOS | pl a type of protein" |
| APSO | s n (Tibetan) a Tibetan terrier |
| ARPA | s n a type of internet domain |
| ARSY | adj (slang) irritable, argumentative ARSIER, ARSIEST" |
| ARTI | s n (Hindu) a kind of religious ritual |
| ATUA | s n (Maori) a spirit or demon |
| AVEL | s n (Hebrew) a mourner esp during the first seven days |
| BAGH | s n (Indian) a garden |
| BHAT | n the basic monetary unit of Thailand |
| BIDI | s n (Hindi) a hand rolled cigarette |
| BIST | (Arch.) 2nd person singular of BE |
| BOAB | s n (Aust.) the BAOBAB, a tree native to Africa" |
| BOEP | s n (S. Afr.) a protruding belly |
| BOET | n (S. Afr.) brother, chum" |
| BORK | s v to attack a public figure in the media |
| BORM | s v (dial.) to smear with paint |
| BOYF | s n (slang) a boyfriend |
| BRAK | s n (S. Afr.) a crossbred dog |
| BREI | s v (S. Afr.) to speak with uvular 'r' |
| BREY | s v (S. Afr.) to speak with uvular r |
| BRIK | s n (Arabic) a Tunisian deep fried spicy pastry |
| BRUX | v to grind the teeth |
| BUBU | s n a long garment worn by men and women in Mali |
| BUDA | s n (derog.) Indian English for an old man |
| BUDI | s n (derog.) Indian English for an old woman |
| BYDE | s v (Scots) to bid |
| CAMA | s n the hybrid offspring of a camel and a llama |
| CAMO | s n camouflage |
| CHIB | s v (Scots) to slash with a sharp weapon |
| CHOG | s n (dial.) the core of a piece of fruit |
| COMM | s n as in comm badge, a small radio transmitter" |
| COWK | s v (dial.) to retch, feel nauseated" |
| CREM | s n a crematorium |
| CROG | s v (dial.) to ride a bicycle as a passenger |
| DACK | s v (Aust. slang) to remove the trousers from, debag" |
| DEBE | s n (Swahili) a tin |
| DEIF | adj (Scots) deaf: DEIFER, DEIFEST" |
| DELO | s n (Aust.) a delegate |
| DENI | s n one hundredth part of a DENAR |
| DERO | s n (coll.) a tramp or derelict |
| DESI | adj in Indian English local, authentic" |
| DIMP | s n (slang) a cigarette butt |
| DOCO | s n (Aust. slang) a documentary |
| DORB | s n (Aust. slang) a stupid or inept person |
| DOUK | s v to duck, bathe" |
| DOYS | pl beloved" |
| DRAC | adj (Aust. slang) of a woman, unattractive" |
| DUKA | s n in E. Africa, a shop, store" |
| EINA | intj (Afrikaans) expressing sudden pain |
| EISH | intj (S. Afr.) expressing surprise, dismay" |
| EMPT | s v (dial.) to empty |
| ENUF | adj (coll.) enough |
| EREV | s n (Hebrew) the day before |
| ERUV | s n a term in Judaism |
| FAAN | vf FAA, to fall" |
| FAUR | adj (Scots) far: FAURER, FAUREST" |
| FAUT | s v (Scots) to fault |
| FEEB | s n (US) a weak ineffectual person, a wimp" |
| FEEN | s n (Irish) an informal word for a man |
| FIFI | adj as in fifi hook, a metal hook used by climbers" |
| FLIM | s n (dial.) a five-pound note |
| FLIR | s n an electronic heat sensor for remote sensing |
| FRIB | s n a piece of wool taken from a fleece |
| FROS | pl a hairstyle" |
| GARI | s n thinly sliced pickled ginger |
| GERT | adj (dial.) great, very big" |
| GNOW | s n in W. Australia, the MALLEE fowl" |
| GOOG | s n (Aust. slang) an egg: full as a goog means drunk |
| GORA | s n (Hindi) a white or fair-skinned male |
| GORI | s n (Hindi) a white or fair-skinned female |
| GOSS | v (dial.) to spit |
| GRAV | s n a unit of acceleration |
| GREX | n a group of plants from the same hybrid parent |
| GROK | s v (coll.) to understand thoroughly and intuitively |
| GUNG | n as in gung ho |
| HAKU | s n (Maori) the kingfish |
| HAPU | s n (Maori) a subtribe |
| HAUF | s n (Scots) half |
| HOHA | adj (NZ) bored, annoyed" |
| HOKA | n (Maori) red cod |
| HOMA | s n a sacred plant of the ancient Persians |
| HOMS | pl a sacred plant of the ancient Persians" |
| HORI | s n (coll.) derogatory word for a Maori |
| HUHU | s n (Maori) a New Zealand beetle |
| IKAN | s n (Malay) fish esp in names of cooked dishes |
| ISNA | v (Scots) is not |
| JAAP | s n (S. Afr.) a simpleton or country bumpkin |
| JAFA | s n (NZ) offensive name for a person from Auckland |
| JAGA | s v (Malay) to guard, watch" |
| JARP | s v (dial.) to smash esp the shell of an egg at Easter |
| JAXY | n the posterior, the anus" |
| JONG | s n (Afrikaans) a friend, often used in direct address" |
| JUCO | s n (US) junior college; an athlete at a junior college |
| JUKU | s n (Japanese) a kind of Japanese school |
| KAAL | adj (S. Afr.) naked |
| KAIK | s n (NZ) a KAINGA, a Maori village" |
| KARO | n (Maori) a small New Zealand shrub or tree |
| KAWA | s n (Maori) protocol in a Maori tribal meeting |
| KERO | s n (Aust. slang) kerosene |
| KETE | n (Maori) a basket woven from flax |
| KEWL | adj (coll.) cool: KEWLER, KEWLEST" |
| KIFF | adj (S. Afr.) excellent |
| KLAP | s v (S. Afr.) to slap or smack |
| KLIK | s n (coll.) a kilometre |
| KOAP | s n (Papua New Guinean slang) sexual intercourse |
| KOHA | s n (Maori) a gift or donation esp. of cash |
| KOJI | s n (Japanese) a fungus used in making soy sauce |
| KORO | n (Maori) an elderly Maori man |
| KORU | s n (Maori) a stylized pattern used in carving |
| KUEH | n (Malay) any cake of Malay or Indian origin |
| KUFI | s n a close-fitting brimless cylindrical or round hat |
| KUIA | s n (Maori) a Maori female elder or elderly woman |
| KULA | s n (Melanesian) a form of ceremonial gift exchange |
| KUNA | n the standard monetary unit of Croatia. Pl. KUNE |
| KUNE | pl the standard monetary unit of Croatia" |
| KUTA | s n in Indian English a male dog; a man or a boy |
| KUTI | s n in Indian English a female dog; a woman or girl |
| KUTU | s n (Maori) a body louse, a COOTIE" |
| KYBO | s n (Aust. slang) a temporary camping lavatory |
| KYPE | s n a hook on the lower jaw of a mature male salmon |
| LATU | n a type of seaweed |
| LIAS | n the lowest series of rocks of the Jurassic system |
| LIPA | n a monetary unit of Croatia. Pl. LIPE |
| LIPE | pl LIPA, a monetary unit of Croatia" |
| LIPO | s n (coll.) a liposuction |
| LOWP | s v (Scots) to leap |
| LUMA | s n the black and white element of a TV signal |
| LYCH | n a corpse |
| LYRA | adj as in viol, an early instrument like a lute" |
| MAKI | s n (Japanese) a slice of a cold rice concoction |
| MECK | s n (Scots) an old halfpenny |
| MEFF | s n (dial.) a tramp, a worthless person" |
| MEZZ | adj of an intermediate stage in a financial process |
| MICH | v to play truant |
| MIHA | n (Maori) a young fern frond that has not opened |
| MIHI | s v (Maori) to greet ceremonially |
| MIPS | n a million instructions per second |
| MIRO | n (Maori) a tall coniferous tree of New Zealand |
| MOAI | n any of the gigantic stone statues of Easter Island |
| MOBE | s n (slang) a mobile phone |
| MOBY | n (slang) a mobile phone |
| MOER | s n (S. Afr.) a despicable person; to attack someone |
| MOFO | s n (US) a motherf**ker |
| MOSH | n a dance performed to rock music; to dance this |
| MOTI | s n in Indian English a fat woman or girl |
| MUNG | s v to process computer data |
| MUZZ | v (coll.) to make muzzy |
| MYXO | s n (Aust. slang) myxomatosis |
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