shonkiness n.— «Whether they be mortgage brokers, insurance advisers, financial planners or sharebrokers, there is an assumption of shonkiness dressed up in official parlance.» —“Taskforce tackles advisers” by Rob...
render wall
n.— «We have also added a render wall for our effects and animation.» —“Going postal” Onfilm (New Zealand) July 30, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
junk n.— «Jacque picks up one of the New Zealanders for a bodyslam and not only grabs his junk, but gives him a pretty good rubdown. The camera gives a perfect angle. Next time you watch it, don’t fast forward this match…look for...
porky n.— «Mr Hay, whose own record on rates is that he broke an election promise to freeze rates for three years, said the figures showed Mr Hubbard had told “porkies” and misled the public.» —“Mother Hubbard’s jump in...
duff n.— «“I like to earn my duff (navy slang for pudding).” Tapsell’s favourite “duff” is trifle and fruit salad, and not an ounce of it seems to have stuck to her.» —“Rules of engagement” by Denise...
rinse
n.— «(title)» —“Does anyone know what drugs make up ‘rinse’??” by Racheal (roseagh@paradise.net.nz) Usenet: nz. general (New Zealand) Oct. 29, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)