TagSouth Korea

bio-slurping

bio-slurping  n.— «The USFK has argued that it made efforts that “go beyond’” the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) between South Korea and the United States by removing polluted underground storage tanks inside camps, removing...

Panamax

Panamax  n.—Gloss: a cargo ship built to be small enough to go through the Panama Canal. «The ships are bound for Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. (Very little Australian coal goes to China.) The bigger ones are called “Capies”...

NorK

NorK  n.— «Willl South Korea lose face if its soldiers liberate Nork concentration camps? And if that day does not come soon, who will be the next Pyongyang despot?» —“Asian Geopolitics Roundup” by Dan...

lean forward

lean forward  v. phr.— «Snyder said South Korea should “lean forward just enough to get things started but without giving away leverage” on North Korea, which has in the past pocketed concessions without offering any of their...

sideloading

sideloading  n.— «Consumers in Japan, South Korea and Great Britain are already transferring songs directly from their computers to their phones, a practice known as sideloading, or downloading full-length tracks over their mobile networks...

disebenefit

disebenefit
 n.— «Disbenefit—meaning to be disadvantaged by not receiving a benefit. Makes sense to me.» —“Lloydy!!” by Mark Hammy Frugal Bastard Dec. 4, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)