*" Single G "-a world famous pacer who won many horse races during the Great Depression

*" kapster "-a nosy or talkative person ; can also be used as an adjective, e. g., " I hate them because they are so kapster.

*" The Lawsons / Blue Hills "-a radio program that was designed to help Australian farmers adjust to new farming methods.

*" Tinka Tinka Sukh "-a Hindi-language radio program that results in environmental and health improvements in India.

*" The New Dress "-a self-conscious guest has a new dress made for the event.

*" A Summing Up "-a couple meet in her garden.

*" Tackling the awkward squad: monadic input / output, concurrency, exceptions, and foreign-language calls in Haskell "-a paper by Simon Peyton Jones

*" ing "-a Germanic component which has lost its original context in English: ing means roughly " of / from ".

*" MU SCIENTIST MEASURES SPEED OF GRAVITY "-a UMC press release about Kopeikin's results

*" Speed of Gravity Measured for First Time "-a NRAO press-release on VLBI experiment measured the ultimate speed of gravity

*" Against National Poetry Month As Such "-a short essay by Charles Bernstein.

*" Dr. Nora "-a second advice show on KACL, hosted by Dr. Nora Fairchild ( recommended by Frasier )

*" Dr. Mary "-a third advice show on KACL, hosted by ex-temp producer Mary Thomas

*" Fear Not "-a sample of Hoffman's work

*" It's all a matter of personal pathology "-a July 2006 interview With Ligotti conducted by Matt Cardin.

*" Pioneering Websites Join Forces "-a zdnet article on the formation of Automatic Media

*" The Nibelungen: the historical truth "-a site opposing the traditional view of the Nibelungs as based on history

*" This is My Song " ( in English ) is the fourth Petula Clark hit for which she's expressed dislike, the others being " Sailor "-a UK No 1 hit, MONSIEUR a German language No 1 hit which won a gold disc for sales in Germany alone " My Love ".

*" SWR 3 Band "-a cover band in which several announcers of SWR3 play ( e. g. Stefanie Tücking, Michael Spleth and Jan Garcia ).

*" SWR 4 Band "-a cover band in which several music editors of SWR4 Baden-Würrtemberg Stuttgart play ( e. g. Wolfgang Gutmann, Rolf-Dieter Fröschlin, Helmut Link, Karlheinz Link and Peter Schönfeld ).

*" Blink of an Eye "-a Star Trek: Voyager episode involving time acceleration

*" The End of the Line "-a documentary about the Rochester Subway.

*" Farnese and its history "-a brief description of Castro's history, and how it appears today.

*" CassetteMan "-a microcassette recorder that turned into a robot.

*" Vozhd " (, " the Chieftain "), a term from pre-Tsarist times.

*" Shortcuts " by Thomas Jones, discusses the term " political correctness " in British discourse, London Review of Books, December 1, 2005

*" Muggle " is a term used frequently in the Tricking community, most notably to reference non-trickers.

*" The Domain ", the official term for the campus of Sewanee: The University of the South

*" Alienation ", the medical term for splitting apart of the faculties of the mind

*" Wheeling ", American slang term for off-roading, a type of motorsport

*" Queen Marys " was a term used for the huge concrete enclosures for the Plutonium separation plants at the Hanford Engineer Works

*" Junk in the trunk " is a slang term for a woman with overly-large buttocks

*" Muggle ", the term used by participants of Geocaching, an outdoor sporting activity, to refer to those who do not Geocache, particularly when they inadvertently or deliberately interfere with a cache.

*" Muggle ", a person who is studying intensively-based on a Singapore colloquial term for intensive studying-derived from British colloquial term to mug up.

*" Muggles ", a slang term for marijuana users in the 1920s and 1930s, associated with the jazz scene

*" gostan "-reverse a vehicle, apparently from the nautical term " go astern " ( mostly used in Terengganu, Kelantan, Kedah and Penang ) or " go stunt ".

*" mamak " / " mamak stall "-from the term mamak ( a slang for Indian or Indian Muslims ), it is used to refer to Indian Muslim restaurants in Malaysia.

*" A term applied ( freq.

*" In its second sense, the term Spectric relates to the reflex vibrations of physical sight, and suggests the luminous appearance which is seen after the exposure of the eye to intense light, and, by analogy, the after-colors of the poets initial vision.

*" Professional student " is a slang term commonly used in colleges to describe a student who stays in school for many years rather than embarking on a career.

*" Beidi " Originally an ancient ethnic group, this term was later used to refer to all non-Han ethnic groups in northern China beyond the Great Wall, including Mongolians and the Manchu.

*" Tojo ", World War II American slang term for Japanese soldier

*" Sough " is a term mainly used in the lead mining areas of Derbyshire.

*" Brooklyn ", a term used in ten-pin bowling to describe a hit in the pocket opposite ( left 1, 2 for right-handers, right 1, 3 for left-handers ) from the one that is attempted

*" Driver's Safety Device " (" DSD ") ( the official term in the UK for switches of this type as used on railway trains )

*" Talking Points " ( USC US-China Newsletter ), July 22, 2011, looks at the fortieth anniversary of ping pong diplomacy, notes that the term was first used in 1901, and discusses how it was a bold bit of public diplomacy on China's part while China and the United States were engaged in back channel discussions.

*" Class " as analytical term in philosophy