estacode
n.— «No fewer than eight Ministers accompanied the team to USA and were drawing heavy chunks from the scarce estacode, leaving the players to scrounge.» —“The Rise and Rise of Cameroon Sydney 2000 Fall-out” Post Express (Lagos, Nigeria) Oct. 13, 2000. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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