battle rattle
n.— «Maintain the standard for the duration—full battle rattle and alert troops was our standard.» —“The Urban Area During Stability Missions Case Study” by Greg Fontenot July 1, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
zhing zhong n.— «Shavings can only advice that, judging from what we hear, the “Zhing Zhong” condoms may not be that protective to Zimbabweans, many of whom are of bigger built than your average Chinese man.» —“Christmas comes early for people of...
discordant couple n.— «In the discordant couple phenomenon, one partner is HIV-positive, while the other remains negative, even as they continue to live together as man and wife or simply maintain a long-term relations.» —“Aids Spread Relief” by...
Bangalored
adj.— «I am a software developer who is about to be “Bangalored.”» —“A Double Standard on Trade” by Christopher Farrell BusinessWeek (U.S.) Apr. 9, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
salvage v.— «One has to admire the way Panfilo Lacson has evolved as a public figure. The development of his vocabulary adequately reflects this. Ping is quoted as saying it would be “ridiculous for me to execute my own witness.” The three syllable...