Part 9 Flashcards

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dog

Usage: Northern dialect

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pliers, secateurs, clippers

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gallbladder

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committee

Usage: Australia wide

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kiss, love, adore

Usage: Australia wide

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evangelism, evangelical, evangelist

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h, H

Usage: Australia wide

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car battery

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question mark, interrogation mark, query

Usage: Australia wide

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breath

Usage: Australia wide

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round trip, return journey, day tripper, commuter, laps, return ticket, day student, commute, go-to-and-fro

Usage: Australia wide

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television, tv

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biscuit, cracker

Usage: Australia wide

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talk, comments, remarks

Usage: Australia wide

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spoil, damage, ruin

Usage: Australia wide

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regularity, reliability, permanency, regular, usual, every, reliable, permanent, regularly, always

Usage: Australia wide

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ear, ear lobe

Usage: Australia wide

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parent, parents, parental

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endoscopy

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hepatitis

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wine

Usage: Australia wide

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indigestion, heartburn

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over, above, about, concerning

Usage: Australia wide

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change, alteration, modification, alter, modify

Usage: Australia wide

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disregard, ignore

Usage: Australia wide

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chewing gum, chew gum, bubblegum

Usage: Australia wide

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cafe, cafeteria, canteen

Usage: Australia wide

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wander, walk, wanderings, trip

Usage: Australia wide

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smooth, glassy

Usage: Australia wide

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invention, concoction, fantasy, fiction, guesswork, speculation, make up, invent, concoct, contrive, ad lib, guess

Usage: Australia wide

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bear, koala

Usage: Australia wide

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undetectable, invisible, disappear, missing, disappearance

Usage: Australia wide

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presentation, award, present (award)

Usage: Australia wide

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fussy, picky, choosy

Usage: South Australia

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shop, store, shopping, shopper

Usage: Australia wide

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experience, acquisition, acquire, take in, pick up, absorb

Usage: Australia wide

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cage, frame, framework

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rather

Usage: Australia wide

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off

Usage: Australia wide

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43
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thing, things

Usage: Australia wide

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pie

Usage: Australia wide

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dish, bowl

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winter

Usage: Australia wide

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touch finish (been there, done that)

Usage: Australia wide

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notes, records, report, minutes, note

Usage: Australia wide

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comma

Usage: Australia wide

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50
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daddy

Usage: Australia wide

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march, parade

Usage: Australia wide

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fly (trousers)

Usage: Australia wide

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old-fashioned

Usage: Australia wide

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toss and turn, roll about, hilarious

Usage: Australia wide

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book

Usage: Australia wide

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Holy Communion

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deaf club

Usage: Australia wide

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beret

Usage: Australia wide

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blue

Usage: Northern dialect

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paragraph

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disgusting, horrible, revolting

Usage: Victoria

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adoption, adopt, adopted

Usage: Australia wide

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attitude

Usage: Australia wide

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scenery, backdrop

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j, J

Usage: Australia wide

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determined, resolve

Usage: South Australia

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gunfire

Usage: Australia wide

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sky, heavens, ceiling, roof, overhead

Usage: Australia wide

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chef

Usage: Australia wide

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73
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one more, once more, again

Usage: Australia wide

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74
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turn, turn over, anyhow

Usage: Australia wide

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fold

Usage: Australia wide

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speeding, speed

Usage: Australia wide

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pie

Usage: Australia wide

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collapse, cave in

Usage: Australia wide

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father

Usage: Australia wide

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exhaust pipe, exhaust

Usage: Australia wide

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thank you, thanks, thank

Usage: Australia wide

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83
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genuine, original, authentic

Usage: Australia wide

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84
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home

Usage: Australia wide

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85
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museum

Usage: Australia wide

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86
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finish, completion, complete, finished, competed

Usage: Australia wide

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87
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hide-and-seek

Usage: Australia wide

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patient, endure, patience, put up with, endurance, calmness

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sympathy, pity, compassion, unfortunate, pitied, sympathise, sympathetic, compassionate, poor

Usage: Australia wide

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90
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abscond, exploit

Usage: Australia wide

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91
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today

Usage: Northern dialect

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rock, stone, stony, rocky, metal, iron, metallic, stony, rocky

Usage: Australia wide

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cut out, cutting

Usage: Australia wide

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glue, paste, adhesive, stick, adhere, sticky

Usage: Australia wide

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97
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rather, prefer

Usage: Australia wide

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98
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mower, lawn-mower, trolley, pram, mow

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familiarity, acclimatisation, used to, acclimatised, acclimatise

Usage: Australia wide

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nothing, no, not, trivial, trifle, insignificant

Usage: Australia wide

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person, character, client

Usage: Australia wide

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enquiry, inquiry, enquire, inquire

Usage: Australia wide

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103
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damn, fuck (damn)

Usage: Australia wide

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cock, dick

Usage: Australia wide

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zipper, jacket, windcheater, track suit

Usage: Australia wide

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green, grass

Usage: Australia wide

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advantage

Usage: Australia wide

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109
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service, liaison, serve, liaise

Usage: Australia wide

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110
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two more

Usage: Australia wide

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111
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complete, completed, finish, finished, already

Usage: Australia wide

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112
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sentence, long-winded, wordy

Usage: Australia wide

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tears, crying, weeping, cry, weep

Usage: Australia wide

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114
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heart, sweetheart, lover

Usage: Australia wide

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115
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before that (not before that)

Usage: Australia wide

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very, extremely

Usage: Australia wide

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flirting, chatting up, flirt, chat up

Usage: Australia wide

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118
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put out, turn off, extinguish, stop, finish, off, out

Usage: Australia wide

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arrival, reaching, attainment, arrive, reach, attain

Usage: Australia wide

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120
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overnight

Usage: Australia wide

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121
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asleep, sound asleep

Usage: Australia wide

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122
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free, gratis

Usage: Victoria

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123
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peace

Usage: Australia wide

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124
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electrical wiring

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125
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balloon

Usage: Australia wide

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126
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realise

Usage: Australia wide

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127
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prostitute

Usage: Australia wide

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128
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eleven

Usage: Southern dialect

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129
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Germany, German

Usage: Australia wide

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130
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letter opener, correspondence

Usage: Australia wide

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131
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owe

Usage: Australia wide

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132
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college

Usage: Australia wide

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133
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bill, receipt

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134
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follow-up appointment

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skiing, water-skiing, ski, water-ski

Usage: Australia wide

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simmer

Usage: Australia wide

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with, together

Usage: Australia wide

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139
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wallet

Usage: Australia wide

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140
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horror

Usage: New South Wales

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141
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company, partner, mates, buddies, mate

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142
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flag, premiership

Usage: Australia wide

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143
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UFO

Usage: Australia wide

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144
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close, near, approach, appear, face-to-face

Usage: Australia wide

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word

Usage: Australia wide

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expert, expertise

Usage: Southern dialect

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poke, jab, prod

Usage: Australia wide

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mistake, error, mistaken

Usage: Northern dialect

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torch, flashlight, hose, water (hose), hosing, watering (garden)

Usage: Australia wide

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Thailand, Thai

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alarm, alarm bell

Usage: Australia wide

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police, police officer, policeman, policewoman

Usage: Australia wide

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guillotine

Usage: Australia wide

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mouse

Usage: Queensland

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Germany, German

Usage: New South Wales

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duck (lower head)

Usage: Australia wide

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fuel line

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q, Q

Usage: Australia wide

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dragon

Usage: Australia wide

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giggle, laugh

Usage: Australia wide

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fun, oops

Usage: Northern dialect

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cut

Usage: Australia wide

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bid, wager, bet, wage

Usage: Australia wide

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boast, vanity, brag, vain

Usage: Australia wide

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poetry, poem

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fetch, collect, hire, lump sum

Usage: Australia wide

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slice, sliced

Usage: Australia wide

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no good, unsatisfactory

Usage: Australia wide

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naughtiness, naughty, risque, dirty, cheeky, chastise

Usage: Australia wide

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train, train engine, locomotive

Usage: Australia wide

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tea bag

Usage: Australia wide

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close folder, folder

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visit, inspection, visitor, inspect

Usage: Australia wide

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aspiration

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beaded necklace, beads

Usage: Australia wide

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reserve, book (reserve), reserved, reservation

Usage: Australia wide

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counsellor, counselling, advice, consultant, counsel, advise, influence

Usage: Australia wide

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rake

Usage: Australia wide

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serotonin

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discussion, discuss

Usage: Australia wide

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not care, don’t care, dismiss, reject

Usage: Australia wide

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fuck, root, screw

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skipping, skip

Usage: Australia wide

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Italy, Italian, Mediterranean

Usage: Australia wide

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amputation, amputee, amputate

Usage: Australia wide

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scratches, scratched, scratch

Usage: Australia wide

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New York

Usage: Australia wide

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operation, surgery, surgeon, scar, operate

Usage: Australia wide

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jack, jack up

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diathermy

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roll

Usage: Australia wide

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bed, go to bed

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university, mortarboard, graduate

Usage: Australia wide

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want, covet

Usage: South Australia

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misinterpret, misunderstand, misinterpretation, misunderstanding

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duckling

Usage: Australia wide

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Peeping Tom, peep, pupil, monocle

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VDU, visual display unit, display screen, computer screen

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relay, relay race

Usage: Australia wide

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write off

Usage: Australia wide

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stride

Usage: Australia wide

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get stuffed

Usage: Australia wide

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pressure cooker

Usage: Australia wide

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catch up

Usage: Australia wide

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rubbish (waste), garbage, trash, waste, refuse, codswallop, crap

Usage: Australia wide

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overtaking, overtake

Usage: Australia wide

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mute, dumb

Usage: Australia wide

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u, U

Usage: Australia wide

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score (scratch)

Usage: Australia wide

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extension, addition, extend, additional, extra

Usage: Australia wide

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current, now, currently

Usage: Australia wide

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long-hair

Usage: Australia wide

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divorce, divorcee, divorced

Usage: Australia wide

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tissue

Usage: Australia wide

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bow (archery), archery, archer, Sagittarius

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cross out, incorrect, mark, vote

Usage: Australia wide

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plastic, flexible

Usage: Australia wide

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lot, much, many, often

Usage: Australia wide

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coat, jacket

Usage: Australia wide

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one

Usage: Australia wide

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chemotherapy

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bubbles, boil, bubble, bubbling, bubbly, effervescent, fume, fuming

Usage: Australia wide

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urinate, piss

Usage: Australia wide

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horse, horse riding, ride a horse

Usage: Australia wide

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bend

Usage: Australia wide

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identical, identity, draw, tie, deuce, dead heat

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drum, tom-tom drum, drummer

Usage: Australia wide

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silver

Usage: Southern dialect

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bald, baldness

Usage: Australia wide

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stab

Usage: Australia wide

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narrow-mindedness, small-mindedness, intolerance, narrow-minded, small-minded, intolerant

Usage: Australia wide

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intercourse, sexual intercourse, copulation, sex, copulate, make love

Usage: Australia wide

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jeans

Usage: Australia wide

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vote, election, referendum, elect

Usage: Australia wide

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friend, friends, friendly

Usage: Australia wide

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forward

Usage: Australia wide

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chiropractor

Usage: Australia wide

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bin, rubbish bin, wastepaper basket, drum, column, pole, pylon, bucket

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ashtray, ash

Usage: Australia wide

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cough

Usage: Australia wide

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obscurity, haziness, hazy, obscure, unclear, murky

Usage: Australia wide

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boy

Usage: Australia wide

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found out, discovered

Usage: Australia wide

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cued-speech

Usage: Australia wide

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stump (cricket)

Usage: Australia wide

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against, versus, opposed, opposition

Usage: Australia wide

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girl guide, brownie

Usage: Australia wide

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plum

Usage: Australia wide

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difficulty, difficult, hard, arduous, strenuous, strict, harsh

Usage: Australia wide

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theory, theoretical, theorise

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show off, show-off

Usage: Southern dialect

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soccer

Usage: Australia wide

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fool, silliness, silly, foolish

Usage: Australia wide

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remember, recall, recollect

Usage: South Australia

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percentage, per cent

Usage: Australia wide

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not responsible, no responsibility, deny responsibility

Usage: Australia wide

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technology, technique, technical

Usage: Australia wide

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dance, dancer

Usage: Australia wide

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trouble, hassle, bother, irritation, nuisance, annoyance, annoy, troublesome, bothersome, irritating, annoying

Usage: Australia wide

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smile, happiness, happy

Usage: Australia wide

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sandwich

Usage: Australia wide

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muscle, strength, energy, might, power, muscular, muscle-bound, strong, powerful, empower

Usage: Australia wide

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abuse, abused

Usage: Australia wide

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hospitality, hospitable

Usage: Australia wide

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w, W

Usage: Australia wide

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life, alive, living

Usage: Australia wide

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overtake, catch up

Usage: Australia wide

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birth, born

Usage: Australia wide

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fit, match, merger, suit, mesh, merge

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proportion, proportional

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growth, growing, plant, cultivate, grow, mature, flower, spring, bloom

Usage: Australia wide

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acupuncture

Usage: Australia wide

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coronary bypass

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bowl, dish, pot, nest, basket

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secondary

Usage: Australia wide

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mail out

Usage: Australia wide

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interview, interviewed

Usage: Australia wide

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puzzle, puzzlement, puzzled, perplexed

Usage: Australia wide

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limp

Usage: Australia wide

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hunger, hungry

Usage: Southern dialect

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tantrum, temper tantrum, angry, furious, pissed off

Usage: New South Wales

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e, E

Usage: Australia wide

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across, cross, run over

Usage: Australia wide

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cyclone, tornado

Usage: Australia wide

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window, close window

Usage: Australia wide

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meeting, meet

Usage: Australia wide

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not my, not mine

Usage: Australia wide

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biscuit, cookie

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developing, developer, develop

Usage: Australia wide

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no

Usage: Australia wide

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airplane, aeroplane, plane, aircraft, flight, fly, jet, air force

Usage: Australia wide

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tape, adhesive tape, band-aid, plaster

Usage: Australia wide

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council

Usage: Tasmania

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confidential, confidence

Usage: Australia wide

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dare

Usage: Australia wide

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hearing impaired, hard of hearing

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really, very, extremely

Usage: Southern dialect

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

Usage: Australia wide

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kookaburra

Usage: Australia wide

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soldier, army, military

Usage: Australia wide

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lid

Usage: Australia wide

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Holy Communion

Usage: Australia wide

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lounge, lounge room

Usage: Southern dialect

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shiny, glisten, shine, glitter

Usage: Australia wide

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good, well, fine

Usage: Australia wide

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if

Usage: Australia wide

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minute

Usage: Australia wide

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arthroscopy

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doff

Usage: Australia wide

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business

Usage: Western Australia

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salad, toss

Usage: Australia wide

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drafting, draughting, draftsman, draughtsman, draft, draught

Usage: Australia wide

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cheat

Usage: New South Wales

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piston

Usage: Australia wide

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snow

Usage: Australia wide

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cruel, ruthless, vicious, cutthroat, cruelty, abuse, ruthlessness, harshness

Usage: Australia wide

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access

Usage: Australia wide

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admission

Usage: Australia wide

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film, movie, picture, cinema, project

Usage: Australia wide

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promise, admission, admit

Usage: Australia wide

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slip

Usage: Australia wide

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not clever, ignorance, inexperience, immaturity, simpleton, ignoramus, dim witted, ignorant, uneducated, ill-informed, inexperienced, unwise

Usage: Australia wide

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upbringing, raising, rearing, bring up, raise, rear

Usage: Australia wide

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toe

Usage: Australia wide

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cogitation, conscience, thoughtful, conscientious

Usage: Australia wide

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patch

Usage: Australia wide

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bun, hair bun

Usage: Australia wide

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petrol

Usage: Australia wide

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cuddle, hug, embrace

Usage: Australia wide

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search, look for, seek

Usage: Australia wide

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keeping, retaining, retention, keep, retain

Usage: Australia wide

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knob, stone, berry, bead

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summons, conscription, draft, call up, summon, conscript

Usage: Australia wide

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detective

Usage: South Australia

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tow bar, tow

Usage: Australia wide

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end directional

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boarding school

Usage: Australia wide

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ice-block, icy-pole

Usage: Australia wide

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and

Usage: South Australia

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mathematics, maths

Usage: Tasmania

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illness, sickness, disease, sick, ill

Usage: Australia wide

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internet

Usage: Australia wide

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dance, dancer

Usage: Australia wide

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goodness, virtue, good, virtuous, approve, adore, well, How are you

Usage: Australia wide

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sheep, mutton, lamb

Usage: Australia wide

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tiptoe, creep

Usage: Australia wide

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casino, roulette

Usage: Australia wide

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teeth

Usage: Australia wide

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background, recent, recently

Usage: Australia wide

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indulgence, soft-heartedness, kindness, indulge, spoil, soft-hearted, kind-hearted

Usage: Australia wide

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yourself

Usage: Australia wide

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untried, new, novelty, novel

Usage: Australia wide

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sharpen

Usage: Tasmania

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hug, embrace

Usage: Australia wide

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first, every first

Usage: Australia wide

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brake pedal

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dizziness, giddiness, dizzy, giddy, drunk

Usage: Australia wide

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revenge, vengeance, avenge

Usage: Australia wide

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should, ought to

Usage: Australia wide

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decision, resolution, decide, resolve

Usage: Australia wide

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piston ring

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expense, expensive, dear, costly, valuable, precious

Usage: Australia wide

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frog

Usage: Australia wide

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cocktail

Usage: Australia wide

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loss, lose, lost

Usage: Australia wide

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second, secondly

Usage: Australia wide

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crush

Usage: Australia wide

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demand, complain, berate, complaint

Usage: Australia wide

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number plate

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corn, cob, corn cob, bone

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water, wet

Usage: Northern dialect

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crash, smash, accident

Usage: Australia wide

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meanness, miser, mean, stingy, miserly

Usage: Australia wide

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oven

Usage: Australia wide

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actor, acting, perform, act

Usage: Australia wide

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bad

Usage: Australia wide

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neighbour, next door

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house, home, dwelling, residence

Usage: Australia wide

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evening

Usage: Australia wide

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suspect, think

Usage: Australia wide

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that’s all

Usage: Australia wide

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b, B

Usage: Australia wide

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alcohol

Usage: Australia wide

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stress, anxiety, niggle, mystery, stressed, anxious, niggled, puzzled

Usage: Australia wide

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eyebrow pencil

Usage: Australia wide

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theatre, drama

Usage: Australia wide

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centimetre

Usage: Australia wide

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preacher, sermon, preach

Usage: Australia wide

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temptation, provocation, incite, tempt, provoke

Usage: Australia wide

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neither

Usage: Australia wide

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laundry, dry cleaner, washboard, launder, dry clean

Usage: Australia wide

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body, trunk (body), physical

Usage: Australia wide

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break water

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crane

Usage: Australia wide

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cardigan, vest, waistcoat

Usage: Australia wide

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electric, electrical

Usage: Western Australia

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414
A

ultrasound scan

Usage: Australia wide

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415
A

ghost, haunted, haunt

Usage: Australia wide

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416
A

daydream

Usage: Australia wide

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417
A

shift, shift work

Usage: Australia wide

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418
A

tea, drink tea

Usage: Australia wide

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419
A

belief, believe

Usage: Australia wide

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420
A

peek, peer

Usage: Australia wide

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421
A

not, no, don’t, doesn’t, didn’t

Usage: Australia wide

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422
A

blink, wink, pretend

Usage: Australia wide

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423
A

fault, faulty

Usage: Tasmania

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425
A

Spain, Spanish, castanets, flamenco

Usage: Australia wide

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426
A

hear, listen, hear of, hear about

Usage: Australia wide

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427
A

crucifixion, crucify

Usage: Australia wide

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428
A

sort, sort out

Usage: Australia wide

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429
A

red, redden

Usage: Victoria

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430
A

convertible

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431
A

restaurant, dine

Usage: Australia wide

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432
A

administration

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433
A

eternity, eternal, everlasting, eternally, ever

Usage: Australia wide

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434
A

secretary, office, clerk, office worker, article, clerical, Scripture

Usage: Australia wide

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435
A

exaggeration, exaggerate

Usage: Australia wide

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436
A

rid, toss out, sell off, reject

Usage: Australia wide

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437
A

grab, arrest, capture, catching, catch

Usage: Australia wide

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438
A

tears, crying, weeping, cry, weep

Usage: Australia wide

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439
A

lawn

Usage: Australia wide

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440
A

fifth

Usage: Australia wide

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441
A

glass (cup), cup, mug

Usage: Australia wide

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442
A

basket

Usage: Australia wide

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443
A

carry on to, table

Usage: Australia wide

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444
A

pole vault

Usage: Australia wide

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445
A

spin dryer, spin drier, spin, spin dry

Usage: Australia wide

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446
A

only, exclusively, just, merely

Usage: Australia wide

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447
A

mop

Usage: Australia wide

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448
A

long sleeve shirt, long sleeved

Usage: Australia wide

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449
A

peach

Usage: Australia wide

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450
A

collision, accident, car accident, smash, crash, collide

Usage: Australia wide

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451
A

change, alteration, modification, alter, modify

Usage: Australia wide

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452
A

rugby, football

Usage: Australia wide

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453
A

go (in vehicle), move (vehicle)

Usage: Australia wide

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455
A

stress, impression, impress, impressive

Usage: Australia wide

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457
A

intention, aim, goal, objective, ambition, intend, strive, ambitious

Usage: Australia wide

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458
A

cousin

Usage: Australia wide

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459
A

Bible

Usage: Australia wide

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460
A

boundary, border

Usage: Australia wide

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461
A

weight, scales, evaluation, weigh

Usage: Australia wide

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462
A

fart

Usage: Australia wide

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463
A

fish and chips

Usage: South Australia

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464
A

gentleman

Usage: Australia wide

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465
A

system, systematic

Usage: Australia wide

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466
A

tobacco (loose-leaf)

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467
A

bullshit, rubbish (nonsense), nonesense, hate, loathe, yuk

Usage: Australia wide

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468
A

drawer, open drawer

Usage: Australia wide

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469
A

leave school

Usage: Southern dialect

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470
A

capture, catching up, catch up, catch, notice, prey

Usage: Australia wide

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471
A

oil filter

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473
A

five-eighth

Usage: Australia wide

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474
A

chocolate

Usage: Australia wide

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475
A

team, unit

Usage: Australia wide

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476
A

learner, trainee, practice, learn, practise

Usage: Australia wide

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477
A

factory

Usage: Australia wide

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478
A

tampon

Usage: Australia wide

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479
A

blood, bleeding, bleed

Usage: Australia wide

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480
A

infinity

Usage: Australia wide

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481
A

dinner

Usage: Northern dialect

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482
A

karate

Usage: Australia wide

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483
A

comfortable

Usage: Australia wide

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484
A

tyre pressure

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485
A

overflow, spillage, spillway, waterfall, spill, flow

Usage: Australia wide

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486
A

seem, look like

Usage: Australia wide

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487
A

beer, booze, pub, hotel

Usage: Australia wide

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488
A

inequality, unequal

Usage: Australia wide

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489
A

advertisement, publicity, advertise, publicise, commercial

Usage: Australia wide

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490
A

jumper, sweater, pullover

Usage: Australia wide

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491
A

demonstration, instruction, instructor, teaching, education, demonstrate, instruct, teach, educate

Usage: Australia wide

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492
A

observation, observe

Usage: Australia wide

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494
A

acceptance, accept

Usage: South Australia

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495
A

chocolate

Usage: Australia wide

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496
A

tortoise, turtle

Usage: Australia wide

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497
A

roughness, crudeness, uncouthness, vulgarity, violence, rough, crude, uncouth, vulgar, violent

Usage: Australia wide

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498
A

bowls, lawn bowls, bowling, bowl

Usage: Australia wide

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499
A

sour, bitter

Usage: Northern dialect

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