Part 6 Flashcards

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grandmother, gran, nana, nan

Usage: Australia wide

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hope

Usage: Southern dialect

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used to, familiar with, identical, familiarity, identity, draw, tie, deuce, dead heat, acclimatisation, habituation

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passport

Usage: Australia wide

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budget, budgeting, economy, economics, economic

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happening, event, occurrence, contingency, opportunity, chance, happen, occur, appearance, appear

Usage: Australia wide

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demotion, demote, next

Usage: Australia wide

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before

Usage: Australia wide

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flute

Usage: Australia wide

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alterations, alter

Usage: Australia wide

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coffee, coffee beans

Usage: Australia wide

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list, catalogue

Usage: Australia wide

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pig, pork

Usage: Australia wide

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permanence, permanent, constant

Usage: Australia wide

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l, L

Usage: Australia wide

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library, bookshelf, bookcase

Usage: Australia wide

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promotion, promote

Usage: Australia wide

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spoon, soup, dessert, sweets, breakfast, cereal, porridge

Usage: Australia wide

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cow, cattle, bull

Usage: Australia wide

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cutlery

Usage: Australia wide

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steak, flesh, meat

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logic, logical

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sex

Usage: South Australia

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jump, jump up

Usage: Australia wide

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wool, woollen, woolly

Usage: Australia wide

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swimming costume, swimming briefs, bathers, briefs, bikini briefs, underpants, panties, knickers

Usage: Australia wide

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waiter, waitress, service, tray, course, serve

Usage: Australia wide

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assessment, solution, calculation, assess, solve, work out, calculate

Usage: Australia wide

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mouse (computer)

Usage: Australia wide

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tap, turn off (tap)

Usage: Australia wide

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hero, star (filmstar), goodies, filmstar

Usage: Western Australia

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Australian Rules, Aussie Rules

Usage: Northern dialect

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last, final, lastly, finally

Usage: Australia wide

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Austria, Austrian

Usage: Australia wide

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serve (serve you right), serve you right

Usage: Australia wide

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you, all of you

Usage: Australia wide

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39
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get rid of

Usage: Australia wide

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exhaust clearance

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new, novel, novelty

Usage: Australia wide

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sowing, feed (fowl), chicken feed, sow

Usage: Australia wide

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bow tie

Usage: Australia wide

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school

Usage: Northern dialect

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leg, thigh

Usage: Australia wide

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centurion, Roman

Usage: Australia wide

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light, illuminate, turn on

Usage: Australia wide

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donkey

Usage: Australia wide

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recording, record (copy)

Usage: Australia wide

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matron

Usage: Southern dialect

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52
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ice-skates, ice-skating, roller-blades

Usage: Australia wide

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hill

Usage: Australia wide

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delivery, bring, deliver

Usage: Australia wide

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dinner, meal, dine, eat, food

Usage: Southern dialect

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lacrosse

Usage: Australia wide

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tease, taunt, jibe, gibe, harassment, mock, ridicule, torment, pester, harass

Usage: Australia wide

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short sleeve shirt, T-shirt, short sleeved

Usage: Australia wide

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hole

Usage: Australia wide

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60
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pinch, tweak

Usage: Australia wide

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walk

Usage: Australia wide

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intention, intend, goal

Usage: Australia wide

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Tuesday

Usage: Australia wide

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65
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birthday

Usage: Queensland

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yes

Usage: Australia wide

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67
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promiscuous

Usage: Australia wide

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Jew, Jewish

Usage: Southern dialect

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horse racing, racing, races

Usage: Northern dialect

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bicycle, cycling, pedal

Usage: Australia wide

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71
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swearing, swear, curse

Usage: Australia wide

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straighten, straighten up

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73
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selfishness, egotism, selfish, egotistic, greed, greedy

Usage: South Australia

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74
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cat, stroke

Usage: Australia wide

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75
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dislocation

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76
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night, tonight, nightly

Usage: Southern dialect

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brown

Usage: Southern dialect

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university, examination, studies, examined, examine, study

Usage: Australia wide

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79
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speeding, speed

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document, story, information, explain, describe, menu, budget, program, calendar, text

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82
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bawl out, tell off

Usage: Northern dialect

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regret, sorry

Usage: Victoria

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85
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cover up

Usage: Australia wide

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86
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go to, path, route, go

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trapdoor, hatch

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89
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altar

Usage: Australia wide

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puncture, penetration, pierce, penetrate

Usage: Australia wide

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91
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full stop, period (full stop), point (full stop), point (purpose)

Usage: Australia wide

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weight, heaviness, heavy

Usage: Australia wide

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thy

Usage: Australia wide

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compassion, mercy, compassionate, merciful

Usage: Australia wide

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97
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city

Usage: Australia wide

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tightness, endurance, tight, tighten

Usage: Australia wide

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99
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centre half-back

Usage: Australia wide

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100
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primary, fundamental, basic

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straw

Usage: Australia wide

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lean, lean over, topple, topple over

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103
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talcum powder, powder, talc

Usage: Australia wide

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104
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loneliness, lonely

Usage: Australia wide

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105
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program, programmer, project, policy

Usage: Australia wide

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106
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get even, all (even)

Usage: Southern dialect

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107
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worry

Usage: South Australia

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108
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pour, pour from, cordial

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handsome, good-looking

Usage: Australia wide

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111
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inequality, unequal

Usage: Australia wide

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112
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petrol, gasoline

Usage: New South Wales

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113
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congestion, crowded

Usage: Northern dialect

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114
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length, duration, long

Usage: Australia wide

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115
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snub, ignore

Usage: Australia wide

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nothing, no, not, trivial, trifle, insignificant

Usage: Australia wide

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117
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second (of month)

Usage: Australia wide

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118
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tinnitus

Usage: Australia wide

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119
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switch

Usage: Australia wide

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120
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doubt, uncertainty, doubtful, unsure, uncertain

Usage: Australia wide

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121
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picnic

Usage: Australia wide

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122
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squash

Usage: Australia wide

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123
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stirrer, stir

Usage: Australia wide

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124
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seat-belt anchor

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125
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last week

Usage: Northern dialect

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126
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church, denomination

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127
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sacking, firing, dismissal, sack, fire, dismiss, sacked, fired

Usage: Australia wide

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128
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move, shift

Usage: Australia wide

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129
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basin, washbasin, sink, tub

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130
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interval, interim, brief, temporary, provisional, while, during, briefly, momentary, fleeting

Usage: Australia wide

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131
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guesswork, speculation, crazy, silly, stupid, guess, speculate

Usage: Western Australia

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132
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double

Usage: Australia wide

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133
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pick up

Usage: Australia wide

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134
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straight, straight ahead, direct, straight away, immediately, directly

Usage: Australia wide

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135
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bring forward

Usage: Australia wide

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136
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hospital

Usage: Southern dialect

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137
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benefit, advantage, profit

Usage: Australia wide

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139
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area, place (location), region, part, district, field, whereabouts, thereabouts, approximate, roundabout, general, generally

Usage: Australia wide

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140
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country, nation, nationality, countryside

Usage: Australia wide

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142
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graph, audiogram

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143
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switch on

Usage: Australia wide

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144
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sensible, sensibly

Usage: Australia wide

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marijuana, pot (marijuana), grass (marijuana), weed (marijuana), joint (marijuana), dope (marijuana), smoke (marijuana)

Usage: Australia wide

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marijuana, hashish, dope (marijuana), smoke (marijuana), hash (marijuana)

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crucifix

Usage: Australia wide

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court

Usage: Southern dialect

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excellence, excellent, excel, brilliant

Usage: Australia wide

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giraffe

Usage: Australia wide

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small

Usage: New South Wales

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Thursday

Usage: Australia wide

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muscular, muscle-bound

Usage: Australia wide

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Canberra

Usage: Australia wide

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Queensland

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bit, tiny, minute (very small), slight, slightly

Usage: Australia wide

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fussy

Usage: Australia wide

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character, characters, notation, notate

Usage: Australia wide

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rowboat, rowing boat

Usage: Australia wide

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bother, not bother, bother (not), don’t bother, not care, care not, don’t care

Usage: Australia wide

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bank

Usage: Australia wide

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some, bit, something, someone

Usage: Australia wide

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manual car, manual transmission, gearshift, gear-stick, gear lever, manual

Usage: Australia wide

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bottle-opener

Usage: Australia wide

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air filter

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s, S

Usage: Australia wide

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already, ready

Usage: Australia wide

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quick, quickly, sudden, suddenly, rush

Usage: Australia wide

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sprinkle, topping, garnish, pizza

Usage: Australia wide

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influence, influential

Usage: Australia wide

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right handed

Usage: Australia wide

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missionary

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recognition, recognise, acknowledgment, acknowledge

Usage: Australia wide

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speech, articulation, speak, articulate, pronounce

Usage: Australia wide

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curriculum

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party

Usage: Southern dialect

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sausage

Usage: Australia wide

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cricket, cricket bat

Usage: Australia wide

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Korea, Korean

Usage: Australia wide

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Darwin

Usage: Australia wide

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temper, fury, rage, furious, pissed off

Usage: Australia wide

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prude, puritan, prim, prissy, prudish, straight-laced, puritanical

Usage: Australia wide

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yesterday, last

Usage: Southern dialect

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glaze, skim, glance, scrape

Usage: Australia wide

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Philippines, Filipino

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fraction

Usage: Australia wide

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fitness, fit

Usage: Australia wide

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fast forward

Usage: Australia wide

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christening, baptism, christened, baptised

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trapdoor, hatch

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washing up, wash up

Usage: Australia wide

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Ferris wheel, show (fair)

Usage: Australia wide

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teaching, instruction, education, coach, teach, instruct, educate, educational

Usage: Australia wide

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lift, lift up, get up, stand up, cheer up, turn up

Usage: Australia wide

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high school

Usage: Australia wide

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accumulation, increase, accumulate

Usage: Australia wide

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because

Usage: Tasmania

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erection, erect, stiff, boner, hard on

Usage: Australia wide

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hat, cap

Usage: Australia wide

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grudge, revenge, vengeance, avenge

Usage: Australia wide

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baptism, Baptist, baptise

Usage: Australia wide

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perfume

Usage: Australia wide

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electricity, electric, electrical

Usage: Southern dialect

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chilli

Usage: Australia wide

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nothing happen

Usage: Australia wide

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reminder, remind

Usage: Australia wide

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gutter

Usage: Australia wide

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then

Usage: Australia wide

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ball, sphere, globe, round, spherical

Usage: Northern dialect

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debt, owe

Usage: Australia wide

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pepper

Usage: Australia wide

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unit, team, whole, class, group, class

Usage: Australia wide

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advanced, advance

Usage: Australia wide

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edit, splice

Usage: Australia wide

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cherish, precious

Usage: Australia wide

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lesson, period (lesson)

Usage: Australia wide

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seat, chair, stool, sit, seated

Usage: Australia wide

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toilet, lavatory, loo, wee, wee-wee

Usage: Northern dialect

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uniformity, standard, mean, average

Usage: Australia wide

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tell off, blast

Usage: Australia wide

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kindness, good-heartedness, kind, good-hearted

Usage: Australia wide

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jealousy, envy, jealous, envious

Usage: Southern dialect

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Olympic Games, Olympic

Usage: Australia wide

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hairdressing, hairdresser, hair cut

Usage: Australia wide

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song, singing, singer, choir, hymn, sing

Usage: Australia wide

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ejaculation, orgasm, semen, sperm, ejaculate

Usage: Australia wide

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camera, photograph

Usage: Australia wide

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curtain

Usage: Australia wide

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telltale, informer, dobber, blabbermouth, confess, tell tales, inform, dob, blab, confession, pimp

Usage: Australia wide

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care, careful, beware

Usage: Australia wide

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member, join

Usage: Queensland

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double talk, lies, bullshit, lie

Usage: Western Australia

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hatred, loathing, hate, detest, loathe, loathsome, detested, detestable, despise, despicable

Usage: Australia wide

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transcription

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cloud, cloudy

Usage: Australia wide

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carburettor

Usage: Australia wide

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damn, regret

Usage: Australia wide

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Canada, Canadian

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nausea, queasiness, nauseous, queasy, uneasiness

Usage: Australia wide

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thin, emaciated

Usage: Australia wide

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snore, boring, bored

Usage: Australia wide

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understanding, comprehension, realisation, understand, comprehend, realise

Usage: Australia wide

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boot (car), open boot (car)

Usage: Australia wide

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farm, farmer

Usage: Australia wide

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full-back

Usage: Australia wide

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board

Usage: Australia wide

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sandal

Usage: Australia wide

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boast, brag

Usage: Australia wide

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precise, concise, specific

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user, cadger, scrounger, bludger, use, cadge, scrounge, bludge

Usage: Southern dialect

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consignment, send, dispatch

Usage: Australia wide

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quiet, quietly, silent, silently, silence

Usage: Australia wide

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pennant

Usage: Australia wide

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find, findings, discovery, discover

Usage: Australia wide

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speech, articulation, speak, articulate, pronounce

Usage: Australia wide

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washing machine

Usage: Queensland

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kneel, genuflect

Usage: Australia wide

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hiker, camping, hiking, rucksack, back pack, camp

Usage: Australia wide

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right (not left), rightwards

Usage: Australia wide

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negotiation, negotiate, persuade

Usage: Australia wide

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jam

Usage: Australia wide

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half, part, halve

Usage: Australia wide

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backward

Usage: Australia wide

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match, matched

Usage: Australia wide

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suspension

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obey, obedient, obedience

Usage: Australia wide

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photocopier, photocopy

Usage: Australia wide

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glory, glorify

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screw-top, top, cap (lid), lid, jar

Usage: Australia wide

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mouse

Usage: Tasmania

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cute

Usage: Australia wide

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launch, opening, start, open, begin

Usage: Australia wide

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purple, violet, mauve

Usage: New South Wales

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happen, occur

Usage: Australia wide

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supervision, surveillance, supervisor, security, supervise, watch over, look after, take care

Usage: Northern dialect

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better

Usage: Australia wide

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t, T

Usage: Australia wide

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bath, bathtub, bathe

Usage: Australia wide

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bow (archery), aim (arrow)

Usage: Australia wide

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clothes, clothing, garment, apparel, costume, wear, dress, clothe, dress up

Usage: Australia wide

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hypocrite, hypocritical

Usage: Australia wide

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linguistics, linguistic, linguist

Usage: Australia wide

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board, boarder

Usage: Australia wide

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party

Usage: Australia wide

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chair, seat, sit

Usage: Australia wide

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toothache

Usage: Australia wide

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fence, wall, barrier

Usage: Australia wide

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film, movie, picture, cameraman

Usage: Australia wide

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rear-view mirror

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leg before wicket (cricket), lbw (cricket)

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Tokyo

Usage: Australia wide

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runny nose, nose, run

Usage: Australia wide

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never, not ever

Usage: Australia wide

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hearing

Usage: Australia wide

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watch (wristwatch), time

Usage: Australia wide

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responsibility, responsible, duty

Usage: Australia wide

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bedroom

Usage: Australia wide

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reading, read

Usage: Australia wide

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death, die, perish, dead, deceased, pass away

Usage: Australia wide

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force, compel

Usage: Australia wide

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spinning, top, blender, liquidiser, spin dryer, spin drier, spin, blend, spin dry

Usage: Australia wide

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block (shape)

Usage: Australia wide

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push down, turn down, deteriorate, low

Usage: Australia wide

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inside, internal

Usage: Australia wide

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plan, plot, design, arrangements, arrange

Usage: Australia wide

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whereabouts, location, where

Usage: Australia wide

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quince

Usage: Southern dialect

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loud, noisy

Usage: Australia wide

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wetness, dampness, moisture, water, softness, tenderness, wet, dampen, moisten, damp, moist, soft

Usage: Australia wide

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far (very far), distant (very distant), distance (long distance)

Usage: Australia wide

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compasses

Usage: Australia wide

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disdain, perve, assessment, assess, role model

Usage: Australia wide

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mother

Usage: Australia wide

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spasmodic, intermittent, stop-start, interrupted

Usage: Australia wide

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punch

Usage: Australia wide

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overtime, hour after hour, round the clock, around the clock

Usage: Australia wide

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disappearance, cancellation, extinction, disappear, cancel, cancelled, off

Usage: Australia wide

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points (spark plugs), spark plugs

Usage: Australia wide

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prevention, protection, defence, prevent, protect, defend, guard, block (stop), shield

Usage: Australia wide

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digression, aside, detour, diversion, digress, divert

Usage: Australia wide

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myself, ourselves

Usage: Australia wide

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title, topic, subject, theme, expression, entitled, called

Usage: Australia wide

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stack

Usage: Australia wide

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furniture

Usage: Australia wide

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week, Wednesday

Usage: Australia wide

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president, chairperson, chairman, chairwoman, chair (preside), preside

Usage: Australia wide

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punishment, caning, punish, cane

Usage: Australia wide

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prize, award, souvenir, memory, memorise, remember

Usage: Australia wide

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same, likewise

Usage: Australia wide

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copy, mimicry, imitation, cheating, absorption, imitate, mimic, cheat, absorb

Usage: Australia wide

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fellatio, cock-sucking, fellate, suck off

Usage: Australia wide

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magic, magician, ghost, magical

Usage: Northern dialect

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brake hose

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coat-hanger

Usage: Australia wide

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Good night

Usage: Northern dialect

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loud, noisy

Usage: Australia wide

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christening, baptism, christened, baptised

Usage: Australia wide

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hair

Usage: Australia wide

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Easter

Usage: Australia wide

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certificate, certificated, degree, qualification, qualifications, qualified, form, diploma

Usage: Australia wide

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individual, personally, singly, unaccompanied, alone, lone, single, loner, individualist, self, individually, oneself, myself

Usage: Australia wide

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machine gun

Usage: Australia wide

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Italy, Italian

Usage: Australia wide

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trunk

Usage: Australia wide

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auditory-verbal

Usage: Australia wide

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Indonesia, Indonesian

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criticism, criticise, critical

Usage: Australia wide

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blame, accuse, accusation

Usage: Australia wide

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engine

Usage: Australia wide

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spear, javelin

Usage: Australia wide

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parents

Usage: Australia wide

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gang bang, promiscuous

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dilation, dilate

Usage: Australia wide

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suspicion, invention, creation, improvisation, suspect, invent, create, improvise

Usage: Australia wide

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until

Usage: Australia wide

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spendthrift

Usage: Australia wide

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confession, confessional, confess

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send off, dismiss, out

Usage: Australia wide

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skivvy, turtle-necked, polo-necked

Usage: Australia wide

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minute

Usage: Australia wide

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argument, dispute, debate, argue, dispute

Usage: Australia wide

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tunic, bib

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monkey

Usage: Australia wide

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can (tin)

Usage: Australia wide

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don’t, not, no way (reject)

Usage: Australia wide

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window, windowpane, pane of glass

Usage: Australia wide

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throb, pulsate

Usage: Australia wide

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labour, toil, exertion, travail, laborious, busy, effort

Usage: Australia wide

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flutter

Usage: Australia wide

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church, temple, denomination, religion, churchgoer, religious

Usage: Australia wide

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misunderstanding, misunderstand, bewilder

Usage: Australia wide

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windscreen washers

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wish, hope, hopefully

Usage: Australia wide

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drawing, draw

Usage: Southern dialect

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assertiveness, assert

Usage: Australia wide

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spanner, wrench, mechanic, plumber, electrician, fix

Usage: Australia wide

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grease gun, service

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automatic doors

Usage: Australia wide

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399
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birthday

Usage: Northern dialect

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skirt

Usage: Australia wide

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silly mid on (cricket)

Usage: Australia wide

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402
A

advocate, advocacy

Usage: Australia wide

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403
A

computer

Usage: Australia wide

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404
A

touch up, liquid paper, correction fluid

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405
A

bedroom

Usage: Australia wide

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406
A

crustacean, lobster, crayfish, Moreton Bay bug

Usage: Australia wide

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407
A

cook, cooking, mixture, stirring, mixing, whipping, whisking, stir, mix, beat (mix), whip

Usage: Australia wide

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409
A

vertical, perpendicular

Usage: Australia wide

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410
A

disk, disc

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411
A

kitchen

Usage: Tasmania

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412
A

ease, easy, simple, easily, simply

Usage: Australia wide

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413
A

friendship ring

Usage: South Australia

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414
A

hypertension

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415
A

everyone

Usage: Australia wide

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416
A

toward, towards

Usage: Australia wide

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418
A

motorcycle, motorbike

Usage: Australia wide

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419
A

cooperation, fellowship, friendship, mateship, agreement, accord, cooperate, agree, harmonise

Usage: Australia wide

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420
A

unzip

Usage: Australia wide

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421
A

f, F

Usage: Australia wide

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422
A

Vietnam, Vietnamese

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423
A

short

Usage: Australia wide

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424
A

throw out

Usage: Australia wide

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425
A

repression, oppression, repress, oppress

Usage: Australia wide

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426
A

comb

Usage: Australia wide

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427
A

crawl

Usage: Australia wide

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428
A

removal, remove, suspension, suspend

Usage: Australia wide

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429
A

earthquake, tremor

Usage: Australia wide

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430
A

dues, membership, subscription, member, subscriber, subscribe

Usage: Australia wide

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431
A

obliged, committed, obligation, commitment, oblige, commit

Usage: Australia wide

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432
A

boss, foreman, manager, captain, superior, chief

Usage: Australia wide

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433
A

ugliness, ugly

Usage: Australia wide

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434
A

loose, loosen

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435
A

street, road, way, path, manner, method, procedure

Usage: Australia wide

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436
A

penny

Usage: New South Wales

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437
A

prophecy, prophet, prophesy

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439
A

grey, gray

Usage: Australia wide

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440
A

death, die, perish, dead, deceased

Usage: Australia wide

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441
A

spread, jam

Usage: Australia wide

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442
A

box, container, carton, block (shape)

Usage: Australia wide

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443
A

questionnaire

Usage: Australia wide

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444
A

face, looks, look like, take after, seem, appear, resemble

Usage: Australia wide

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445
A

rather, prefer

Usage: Australia wide

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446
A

slave, slavery, enslave

Usage: Australia wide

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447
A

telephone, phone, call (telephone)

Usage: South Australia

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448
A

differential

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449
A

weather strip

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450
A

coincidence, serendipity, coincidental, coincide, exactly, precisely

Usage: Australia wide

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451
A

crochet

Usage: Australia wide

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452
A

voice

Usage: Australia wide

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453
A

middle, average

Usage: Australia wide

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454
A

able, can, could, may

Usage: Australia wide

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455
A

third (list), third-born, third

Usage: Australia wide

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456
A

wheelchair

Usage: Australia wide

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457
A

practice, practise

Usage: Australia wide

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458
A

horns, bull, devil

Usage: Australia wide

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459
A

speechless, flabbergasted, dumbfounded, open-mouthed, gape, agape

Usage: Australia wide

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460
A

suit, double-breasted suit

Usage: Australia wide

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461
A

queue

Usage: Australia wide

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462
A

trailer

Usage: Australia wide

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464
A

prior

Usage: Australia wide

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465
A

hand brake

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466
A

half hour

Usage: Australia wide

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467
A

number, figure, numbered

Usage: Australia wide

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468
A

drop, dump

Usage: Australia wide

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469
A

pay, payment, funds, funding, sponsor, fund

Usage: Australia wide

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470
A

robot, robotic

Usage: Australia wide

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471
A

shower

Usage: Australia wide

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472
A

apology, forgiveness, apologise, forgive

Usage: Australia wide

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473
A

attendance, attend, going, coming, go, come, go to

Usage: Australia wide

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474
A

dislike, hate, detest

Usage: Australia wide

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475
A

downward, lower

Usage: Australia wide

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476
A

button, buttons

Usage: Australia wide

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477
A

debt, owe

Usage: New South Wales

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478
A

reverse (vehicle)

Usage: Australia wide

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479
A

stay, remain, still, motionless, freeze, abide, freezing, stop dead

Usage: Australia wide

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480
A

peek, peer

Usage: Australia wide

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481
A

fluke, accidentally

Usage: Victoria

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482
A

tradition, custom, traditional, customary

Usage: Australia wide

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483
A

people

Usage: Northern dialect

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484
A

tall, high, height

Usage: Australia wide

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485
A

tongue

Usage: Australia wide

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486
A

funeral, cortege

Usage: Northern dialect

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487
A

beautiful, excellent, splendid, exquisite, superb, magnificent, magnificence, excellence

Usage: Australia wide

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488
A

wardrobe

Usage: Australia wide

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489
A

cholesterol

Usage: Australia wide

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490
A

sufficiency, adequacy, enough, sufficient, adequate, excess, plenty

Usage: Australia wide

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491
A

briefs

Usage: Australia wide

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492
A

mental

Usage: Western Australia

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493
A

not be, be not, not have, don’t have, have not, have none

Usage: Australia wide

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494
A

jump off

Usage: Australia wide

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495
A

participation, participate

Usage: Australia wide

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496
A

past

Usage: Australia wide

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497
A

rude

Usage: Western Australia

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498
A

cross, angry

Usage: South Australia

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499
A

eyebrows

Usage: Australia wide

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