estacode
n.— «Many people did, including military and other government officials who exchanged estacode, foreign exchange given to them for overseas trips, on the black market rather than in banks.» —“Nigerian money changers—illegal but flourishing” by James Jukwey in Lagos, Nigeria Reuters Jan. 21, 1994. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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