Part 8 Flashcards

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fours, quadruple

Usage: Australia wide

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no-one, nobody

Usage: Australia wide

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bottom, buttocks, posterior, bum

Usage: Australia wide

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wind instrument

Usage: Australia wide

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crown, coronation

Usage: Australia wide

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sensible, reasonable, rational, brilliant

Usage: Australia wide

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referee, umpire

Usage: Australia wide

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thirst, thirsty, crave, hanker, keen, lust

Usage: Australia wide

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bottle, can (tin), tin, pipe, tube

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blur, blurred

Usage: Australia wide

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expansion, enlargement, swelling, enlarge, expand, swell, swell up

Usage: Australia wide

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sickie, sick leave

Usage: Australia wide

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wheelchair

Usage: Australia wide

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go ahead, damn, dare

Usage: Australia wide

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linguistics, linguistic

Usage: Australia wide

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dryness, dry, dry out, dry up

Usage: Australia wide

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lip reading, speech reading, oralism, lip read, oral

Usage: Australia wide

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cash register, till, cashier, ATM

Usage: Australia wide

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sand, sandy, powdery

Usage: Australia wide

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tent, camping

Usage: Australia wide

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front

Usage: Australia wide

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pink

Usage: Northern dialect

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chat, communication, interaction, converse, discuss, communicate, interact

Usage: Australia wide

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crest, cockscomb, punk, cockatoo

Usage: Australia wide

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cable stitch

Usage: Australia wide

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scout

Usage: Australia wide

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music, orchestra, conductor, concert, conduct

Usage: Australia wide

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brick

Usage: Australia wide

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supply, provide

Usage: Australia wide

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not care, care not, don’t care, careless, indifference, reckless, negligent, clumsy, indifferent, clumsiness, neglect, recklessness, carelessness

Usage: Australia wide

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tram

Usage: Victoria

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Saturday

Usage: Australia wide

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live, reside

Usage: South Australia

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ribbon

Usage: Australia wide

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speaking, hearing

Usage: Australia wide

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traffic

Usage: Australia wide

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b, B

Usage: Australia wide

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love

Usage: Australia wide

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fondness, fond

Usage: Australia wide

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beginning directional

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highway, expressway, freeway, motorway, tollway

Usage: Australia wide

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big, large, huge, enormous, widen, wide, size, width, largeness, width, immense, gigantic

Usage: Australia wide

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blind, screen, awning

Usage: Australia wide

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sunrise, dawn, daybreak, rise

Usage: Australia wide

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dress

Usage: Australia wide

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video

Usage: Australia wide

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white, whiten

Usage: Northern dialect

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clip

Usage: Australia wide

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ten

Usage: Australia wide

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sociology, social studies

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determination, obsession, determined, obsessed, obsessive

Usage: Australia wide

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abattoir

Usage: Southern dialect

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bus, coach, van

Usage: Australia wide

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bracket, brackets, parenthesis, parentheses

Usage: Australia wide

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toast, toaster

Usage: Australia wide

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kindergarten

Usage: Australia wide

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mannerism, custom, tradition, typical, customarily, characteristically

Usage: Australia wide

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Egypt

Usage: Australia wide

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gravity, gravitation

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brochure

Usage: Australia wide

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testicles, balls

Usage: Australia wide

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Indian (Amerindian), Amerindian

Usage: Australia wide

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breakfast

Usage: Southern dialect

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icing, ice

Usage: Australia wide

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lizard

Usage: Australia wide

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put off, procrastinate

Usage: Australia wide

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flour

Usage: Australia wide

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cutthroat razor, razor, shave

Usage: Australia wide

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heartbeat, love, beat (heart), throb, fall in love

Usage: Australia wide

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insurance, insure

Usage: Australia wide

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no good, not good, lousy, rotten

Usage: Australia wide

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discussion, talks, discuss, confer

Usage: Australia wide

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twins, Gemini

Usage: Australia wide

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bow (bend over)

Usage: Australia wide

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between (clock hours)

Usage: Australia wide

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overhead-projector, project

Usage: Australia wide

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research, analyse, investigate, analysis, researcher

Usage: Australia wide

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crumbs

Usage: Australia wide

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above, upstairs

Usage: Australia wide

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drawer, drawers

Usage: Australia wide

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limit

Usage: Australia wide

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thrash, trounce

Usage: Australia wide

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secondly, second-born

Usage: Australia wide

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look, regard, observation, watch (look), observe, stare

Usage: Australia wide

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stocking, stockings

Usage: Australia wide

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India, Indian

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your, yours

Usage: Australia wide

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nose, nasal

Usage: Australia wide

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hands

Usage: Australia wide

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biology, biologist

Usage: Australia wide

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Catholicism, Catholic, Christian

Usage: Australia wide

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nun, habit

Usage: Australia wide

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nothing, no, not, trivial, insignificant

Usage: Australia wide

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eyeball, glass eye

Usage: Australia wide

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differential

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red, redden

Usage: Northern dialect

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teacher

Usage: Australia wide

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likeable, pretty, cute, like

Usage: Western Australia

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digging, spade, shovel, dig

Usage: Australia wide

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hear about, informed

Usage: Australia wide

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disconnection, release, disconnect, unlock

Usage: Australia wide

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divorce, divorced

Usage: Australia wide

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consultant, consultation

Usage: Australia wide

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twelve

Usage: Australia wide

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pin

Usage: Australia wide

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sunset, set

Usage: Australia wide

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myself, ourselves

Usage: Australia wide

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carpenter, carpentry, hammer

Usage: Australia wide

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pat

Usage: Australia wide

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horizontal

Usage: Australia wide

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bully

Usage: Australia wide

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improbable, implausible, cannot, can’t, may not, unable

Usage: Australia wide

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wintertime

Usage: Australia wide

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above

Usage: Australia wide

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electrical wire

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company, companion, companionship

Usage: Australia wide

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oval

Usage: Australia wide

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worsen, deteriorate

Usage: Australia wide

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agape, flabbergasted

Usage: Australia wide

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open sliding-door, sliding-door

Usage: Australia wide

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crown, coronation, coronate

Usage: Australia wide

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grammar, grammatical

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school captain, captain

Usage: Queensland

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name, reputation, call (name), named, called

Usage: Australia wide

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139
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fax

Usage: Australia wide

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140
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party

Usage: Tasmania

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impact

Usage: Australia wide

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spouse, husband, wife, wedding ring, ring

Usage: Australia wide

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connection, link, affiliation, padlock, join, combine, unite, connect, belong, lock

Usage: Australia wide

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stress, stressed, stressful

Usage: Australia wide

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145
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balance, balanced, deuce (tennis)

Usage: Australia wide

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craziness, insanity, madness, looniness, loony, loopy, crazy, insane, mad

Usage: Australia wide

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sauce, seasoning, pour, sprinkle

Usage: Australia wide

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difference, distinction, different, unlike, differ, but

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busy, dart, hectic

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stop lights, brake lights

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brick

Usage: Australia wide

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analgesic

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penis

Usage: Australia wide

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swimming trunks

Usage: Australia wide

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photo, photograph, picture

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hello, hi

Usage: Australia wide

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fart, farting, smell, odour, break wind, smelly

Usage: Australia wide

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trapdoor, hatch

Usage: Australia wide

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cobra

Usage: Australia wide

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church, religion, religious

Usage: Australia wide

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open-necked

Usage: Australia wide

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free, freedom, rest, break (pause), relax, retired, retiree, retirement, liberty, available

Usage: Australia wide

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panel beater, panel beating

Usage: Australia wide

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preparation, prepare, get ready

Usage: Australia wide

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drafting, draughting, draftsman, draughtsman, architect, draft, draught

Usage: Southern dialect

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strong, predominant, strength, power, might, powerful, barrack, resemble

Usage: Australia wide

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butcher

Usage: Australia wide

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dump, rubbish dump, tip, throw away

Usage: Australia wide

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provision, provisions, provide

Usage: Australia wide

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vertical blinds

Usage: Australia wide

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bucket, basket, cone, ice-cream cone, ice-cream, mushroom, button mushroom

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help, assistance, assist

Usage: Australia wide

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v, V

Usage: Australia wide

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girlfriend

Usage: Australia wide

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third (every third in series)

Usage: Australia wide

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digging, mining, excavation, dig, mine, excavate

Usage: Australia wide

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idiot, idiotic

Usage: Australia wide

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The Americas, North America, South America

Usage: Australia wide

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braille

Usage: Australia wide

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part-time

Usage: Australia wide

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join (enlist), enlist

Usage: Australia wide

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boobs, tits

Usage: Australia wide

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boot (car), close boot (car)

Usage: Australia wide

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pimp, blabbermouth, informant, blab, tell tales, inform on

Usage: New South Wales

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traffic, thoroughfare, busy

Usage: Australia wide

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close (automatic doors)

Usage: Australia wide

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run

Usage: Western Australia

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spoil, damage, ruin

Usage: Australia wide

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jail, gaol, prison, prisoner, inmate, imprison, jailed, imprisoned

Usage: Australia wide

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scratch, mark, scratched, marked

Usage: Australia wide

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rubbish (waste), garbage, waste (rubbish)

Usage: Australia wide

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near

Usage: Australia wide

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stripes, striped

Usage: Australia wide

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bedframe, bed, four-poster bed

Usage: Australia wide

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husband

Usage: Southern dialect

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coconut

Usage: Australia wide

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crankiness, grumpiness, grouchiness, grump, grouch, irritability, cranky, cross, grumpy, grouchy, irritable, disagreeable

Usage: Australia wide

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204
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declare (cricket)

Usage: Australia wide

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206
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sleeveless shirt, sleeveless

Usage: Australia wide

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speedway, speedway racing

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tomato sauce, ketchup

Usage: South Australia

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table tennis

Usage: Australia wide

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coffin, inter

Usage: Australia wide

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loss, lose, lost

Usage: Australia wide

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shoe

Usage: Australia wide

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contribution, donation, contribute, donate

Usage: Australia wide

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shallow

Usage: Australia wide

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quoits

Usage: Australia wide

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Good night

Usage: Southern dialect

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area, location, location (in signing space)

Usage: Australia wide

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document, text, write down, information

Usage: Australia wide

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stiff, rigid, stiffen, tense up, brace

Usage: Australia wide

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glass (material)

Usage: Southern dialect

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bank (shore), shore, lap

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sheet

Usage: Australia wide

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butterfly stroke, butterfly

Usage: Australia wide

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perfection, perfect, precise, exact, special, exceptional, outstanding, especially, exactly, specialist

Usage: Australia wide

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jockey, whip

Usage: Australia wide

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sifter

Usage: Australia wide

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shock, shocked, suddenly, prematurely

Usage: Australia wide

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ban, prohibit, forbid, stop (prohibit), banned, prohibited, forbidden, illegal, don’t, prohibition, forbidden, no (refuse), no way (reject)

Usage: Australia wide

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bunker, valley, hollow

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unemployment, unemployed

Usage: Australia wide

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sleep, bed

Usage: Australia wide

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nickname, sobriquet, call (name), name, called (named), named

Usage: Australia wide

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open folder, folder

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avoidance, avoid, dodge, evade

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practice, training, practise, train (practise)

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cream, scoop, dollop

Usage: Australia wide

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centre half-forward

Usage: Australia wide

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film, movie, picture, flicks, cinema, project

Usage: Australia wide

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station, railway station, steam train

Usage: Australia wide

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socialise, social

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shave

Usage: Australia wide

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pick up (someone), catch (someone), score (romantically)

Usage: Australia wide

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k, K

Usage: Australia wide

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crocodile, alligator

Usage: Australia wide

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since

Usage: Australia wide

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petrol filter

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whatever, any, anything, anyway, anywhere, anytime, anyone, anything

Usage: Australia wide

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dozen, twelve

Usage: Southern dialect

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garden, gardens

Usage: Australia wide

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nineteen

Usage: Australia wide

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252
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tampon, sanitary napkin, Meds

Usage: Australia wide

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specimen, sample

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red, redden

Usage: Southern dialect

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dear me, oh my god, Jesus!, ouch

Usage: Australia wide

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diamond ring, engagement ring, engagement, fiancee, engaged

Usage: Australia wide

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none of one’s business, none of your business, business (none of your business)

Usage: Australia wide

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alarm, siren, wail

Usage: Australia wide

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scavenge, come across, appropriate, keep, pocket, adoption, adopt

Usage: Southern dialect

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airport, taxi (plane)

Usage: Australia wide

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hospital

Usage: New South Wales

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won’t, will not, wouldn’t, refuse, refusal

Usage: Australia wide

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lifesaver, lifeguard

Usage: Australia wide

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trousers, slacks

Usage: Australia wide

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fingerprint

Usage: Australia wide

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let go

Usage: Australia wide

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fill, full

Usage: Australia wide

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worth, value, worthwhile, valuable, valued

Usage: Australia wide

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first, original, firstly

Usage: Australia wide

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milk

Usage: New South Wales

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report, school report

Usage: Australia wide

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273
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not keen on, disagreeable

Usage: Northern dialect

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invitation, invite

Usage: South Australia

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Caesarean, hysterectomy

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consider, concern, consideration, curiosity, curious

Usage: Australia wide

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affair, adultery, fornication, fornicate, adulterous

Usage: Australia wide

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grapes, sultanas

Usage: Australia wide

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go, outing, depart, leave, go away, going, departure, go out, permission, permit, allow, go ahead, away, go to, leaving, forget it

Usage: Australia wide

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pipe, pole, bar, rod

Usage: Australia wide

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282
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yesterday

Usage: Northern dialect

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philosophy, philosopher, philosophise, philosophical

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bride, bridesmaid

Usage: Australia wide

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heaven

Usage: Australia wide

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stroke, tame

Usage: Australia wide

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bowel, defecate, poo

Usage: Australia wide

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feel, sense, think, feeling, sensation, emotion

Usage: Australia wide

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car, automobile

Usage: Victoria

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return journey

Usage: Australia wide

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life, live, alive, living

Usage: Australia wide

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293
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high rise, flat, apartment, home unit

Usage: Northern dialect

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loneliness, lonely

Usage: Victoria

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France, French

Usage: Australia wide

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feminist, feminism

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ban, prohibit, forbid, stop (prohibit), banned, prohibited, forbidden, illegal, don’t, prohibition, forbidden, no (refuse), no way (reject)

Usage: Australia wide

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mistake, error

Usage: Queensland

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dive, diver, diving board

Usage: Australia wide

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fool

Usage: Australia wide

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Denmark, Danish

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grasshopper, frog

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wriggle, writhe, delicious

Usage: Victoria

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sameness, same, alike, like, likewise, similarly, too, also

Usage: Australia wide

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wedding

Usage: Australia wide

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antlers, deer, reindeer

Usage: Australia wide

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310
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trumpet

Usage: Australia wide

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policy, principle

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play tape, wind forward

Usage: Australia wide

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pile, heap, mound, mass

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Pentecostalism, Pentecostalist, Pentecostal

Usage: Australia wide

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ridiculous, ludicrous

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club, football club, soccer club, rugby club

Usage: New South Wales

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cheque

Usage: Australia wide

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ugliness, ugly

Usage: Australia wide

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drink, imbibe

Usage: Australia wide

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fourth, four weekly, monthly

Usage: Australia wide

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wicket-keeper

Usage: Australia wide

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mouse

Usage: New South Wales

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stupid, stupidity, idiocy

Usage: Western Australia

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multiplication, multiply

Usage: Australia wide

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beach, picnic

Usage: Southern dialect

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grandfather, pop, grandad

Usage: Australia wide

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327
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availability, vacancy, available, vacant, free, spare

Usage: Australia wide

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gestational diabetes

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blank, bare, empty, deserted

Usage: Australia wide

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puppet

Usage: Australia wide

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xylophone, drum, drums

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tracing, trace

Usage: Australia wide

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shock absorber

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please

Usage: Southern dialect

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337
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book

Usage: Australia wide

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theatre, performance, perform

Usage: Victoria

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stir-crazy

Usage: Australia wide

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silence, quietness, calm, stillness, silent, quiet, still (calm)

Usage: Australia wide

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lettuce, cabbage

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stubbornness, obstinacy, pig-headedness, stubborn, obstinate, headstrong, pig-headed, steadfast

Usage: Australia wide

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involve, include, participate, involved, included, involvement, inclusion, participation

Usage: Australia wide

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fit into, put into, insert, insertion

Usage: Australia wide

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346
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relevant

Usage: Australia wide

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stranger

Usage: New South Wales

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tiger, lion

Usage: Australia wide

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write

Usage: Australia wide

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peg, clothes peg, clothes line

Usage: Australia wide

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351
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doubles

Usage: Australia wide

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know, familiar

Usage: Australia wide

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pillow

Usage: Australia wide

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buttons

Usage: Australia wide

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grey-haired

Usage: Australia wide

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not matter, matter not, doesn’t matter, never mind, anyway, however, despite

Usage: Australia wide

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crossing, cross

Usage: Australia wide

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catch, discover, find out, catch out, discovered, caught

Usage: Australia wide

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lean, lean over, topple, topple over, collapse

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sexual harassment, sexually harass

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glove

Usage: Australia wide

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pipe

Usage: Australia wide

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363
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eldest

Usage: Southern dialect

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pack, packer, pack up

Usage: Australia wide

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366
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card, gaming card, playing card, deck

Usage: Australia wide

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367
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interview, interviewed

Usage: Australia wide

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professional, profession, professionalism

Usage: Australia wide

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head, hat

Usage: Australia wide

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ice, freeze, frozen, freezer

Usage: Australia wide

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fruit, apple

Usage: Australia wide

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opera, opera singer

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suspenders

Usage: Australia wide

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prop, prop-forward

Usage: Australia wide

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come

Usage: Australia wide

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milkshake

Usage: Australia wide

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weird

Usage: Australia wide

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380
A

massage, masseur

Usage: Australia wide

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381
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Australian Rules, AFL, kick football

Usage: Australia wide

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382
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paleness, pale

Usage: Australia wide

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clam, oyster, mussel, shellfish, bud

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laziness, idleness, good-for-nothing, bludger, lazy, idle, bludge

Usage: Australia wide

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minister, chief executive, CEO, president, principal, headmaster, headmistress

Usage: Australia wide

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387
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get, obtain, procure, receive

Usage: Australia wide

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388
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swimming pool

Usage: Australia wide

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389
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tunnel

Usage: Australia wide

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silly, foolish, crazy, stupid, nuts, foolishness, craziness, stupidity

Usage: Australia wide

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whistle

Usage: Australia wide

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throw, fling, toss, suspension, chuck, suspend

Usage: Australia wide

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bricklayer

Usage: Australia wide

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law, legal

Usage: Australia wide

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component, unit

Usage: Australia wide

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396
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Jew, Jewish

Usage: Australia wide

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397
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lift up, get up, get off

Usage: Australia wide

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398
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rain, downpour, pour

Usage: Australia wide

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399
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age, old, aged, older

Usage: Australia wide

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400
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rhinoceros

Usage: Australia wide

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tease, ridicule

Usage: Australia wide

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403
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firefighter, fireman, fire brigade

Usage: Southern dialect

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convertible

Usage: Northern dialect

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405
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pupil

Usage: Australia wide

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406
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air-conditioning, air-conditioner, air-conditioned

Usage: Australia wide

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lobby (advocate), advocate, struggle

Usage: Australia wide

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touch, tap

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A

library, librarian

Usage: Australia wide

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410
A

full, enough, sufficient, suffice, fed up

Usage: Australia wide

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411
A

nightly

Usage: South Australia

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412
A

alright, okay, fine

Usage: Australia wide

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413
A

relevance, constancy, loyalty, relevant, usual, constant, loyal, usually

Usage: Australia wide

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414
A

raise (flag)

Usage: Australia wide

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415
A

spool, reel, projector, projectionist

Usage: Australia wide

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416
A

government, govern

Usage: Southern dialect

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417
A

ground, floor, flat, plain, flatten

Usage: Australia wide

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418
A

contraction, contract

Usage: Australia wide

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419
A

promise, vow

Usage: Australia wide

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420
A

cooperation, co-ordination, cooperate, co-ordinate

Usage: Australia wide

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421
A

emaciated

Usage: Australia wide

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422
A

slut

Usage: Australia wide

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423
A

often, frequently

Usage: Southern dialect

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424
A

engine mounting

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425
A

dues, membership, subscription, member, subscriber, subscribe

Usage: Australia wide

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426
A

tail, wag

Usage: Australia wide

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427
A

handshake, congratulations, shake hands, congratulate

Usage: Australia wide

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428
A

go blank (forget), forget, dementia

Usage: Australia wide

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429
A

promise, vow, commitment, oath, honesty, honest, honestly, truthfully

Usage: Australia wide

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430
A

after

Usage: Northern dialect

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431
A

clock

Usage: Australia wide

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432
A

hearing-aid

Usage: Australia wide

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433
A

length, long

Usage: Australia wide

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434
A

light, lightweight

Usage: Australia wide

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436
A

real, really, reality, true, truly, truth, fact, factual, definite, certain, sure, trust, such

Usage: Australia wide

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438
A

get lost, good riddance

Usage: Australia wide

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439
A

lift, elevator

Usage: Australia wide

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441
A

ointment

Usage: Australia wide

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442
A

dark, darkness, darken

Usage: Australia wide

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443
A

invitation, invite

Usage: Australia wide

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444
A

heater

Usage: Australia wide

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445
A

wee, wee-wee

Usage: South Australia

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446
A

pecking, poultry, fowl, chicken, peck

Usage: Australia wide

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447
A

indicators, blinkers, blink, indicate, hazard lights

Usage: Australia wide

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448
A

faint, collapse

Usage: Australia wide

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449
A

final, finalise, finish

Usage: Australia wide

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450
A

equipment, equip

Usage: Australia wide

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451
A

TTY, telephone typewriter, teletypewriter, teletype

Usage: Australia wide

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452
A

familiarity, familiar

Usage: Northern dialect

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453
A

lotion, moisturiser, cream, ointment, rub

Usage: Australia wide

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454
A

surprise, surprising, surprised

Usage: Australia wide

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455
A

shave, razor

Usage: Australia wide

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456
A

tuck

Usage: Australia wide

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457
A

itself, herself, himself, independently, themselves

Usage: Australia wide

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458
A

colonoscopy

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459
A

hear about, hear of, listen, hear

Usage: Australia wide

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460
A

sewing machine, dressmaker, dressmaking

Usage: Australia wide

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461
A

shelf, ledge

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462
A

s, S

Usage: Australia wide

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463
A

until

Usage: Australia wide

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465
A

cure, recovery, cured, heal, healed

Usage: Australia wide

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466
A

newspaper

Usage: Northern dialect

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467
A

awful, dreadful

Usage: Australia wide

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468
A

dullness, dull

Usage: Australia wide

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469
A

hairdresser

Usage: South Australia

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470
A

glue, paste, adhesive, adhere, stick

Usage: Australia wide

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471
A

black, blacken

Usage: Northern dialect

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472
A

forward, go forward, advance, develop, henceforth

Usage: Australia wide

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473
A

aim, intention, objective, purpose, destination, commitment, dedication, destiny, fate, intend, direct, commit

Usage: Australia wide

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474
A

prescription

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475
A

naughtiness, naughty

Usage: Australia wide

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476
A

rehearsal, rehearse

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477
A

subtraction, deduction, deletion, subtract, deduct, delete, minus

Usage: Australia wide

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478
A

resistance, avoidance, avoid, resist, tolerate

Usage: Australia wide

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479
A

thing, things

Usage: Australia wide

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480
A

bunk

Usage: Australia wide

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482
A

useless, hopeless, worn out, exhausted

Usage: Australia wide

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483
A

heater

Usage: Australia wide

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484
A

continuation, process, procedure, continue, go on (continue), proceed, continually

Usage: Australia wide

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485
A

success, achievement, winner, win, achiever, succeed, achieve, successful

Usage: Australia wide

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486
A

about, approximate, around

Usage: Australia wide

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487
A

trick

Usage: Australia wide

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488
A

imagine, imagination

Usage: Australia wide

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489
A

high school

Usage: Australia wide

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490
A

respite, respite care

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491
A

grant

Usage: Australia wide

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492
A

persuasion, persuade, coax, urge, convince

Usage: Australia wide

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493
A

beat (hit), strike, hit, baton, stick, club (hit)

Usage: Australia wide

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494
A

half past

Usage: Australia wide

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495
A

cream

Usage: Tasmania

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496
A

postponement, postpone, put off, defer

Usage: Australia wide

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497
A

clown

Usage: Australia wide

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498
A

postponement, postpone, defer, put off

Usage: Australia wide

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499
A

waterfall

Usage: Australia wide

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