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England as homeland (name used affectionately in jest), injury allowing a soldier to be sent back to England, back home	blighty
(Archaic) reconnaissance soldier sent on dangerous missions; concealment, hiding	perdue
(born 1968) American baseball player for the Chicago Cubs (competed with Mark McGwire for the all-time record of most home runs hit in one season)	Sammy Sosa
(British Slang) foreigner who starts to learn tailoring or shoemaking upon arriving to England	greener
(British spelling for reflection) act of casting back a mirror image; act of sending back energy from a surface; state of being reflected; image that is reflected; idea, concept; thought, notion; act of placing blame, accusation	reflexion
(British) destroy, annihilate; strike suddenly, make a surprise assault, opening allowing drainage from building, opening for draining water from deck, opening for draining water from the deck of a ship (Nautical), sink ship, wreck or ruin something	scupper
(Football) player who is stationed farthest behind the scrimmage line; position played by the tailback, offensive back	tailback
(French) careless or disheveled state of dress; garment worn at home (house dress, pyjamas, etc.), dishabille	deshabille
(from Latin meaning "in the work cited") refers back to a source previously indicated	op.cit (opere citato)
(History) soldier in the Turkish army; faithful partisan, loyal supporter, devoted follower, janizary, Turkish soldier	janissary
(History) soldier in the Turkish army; faithful partisan, loyal supporter, janissary	janizary
(Informal) abrupt reversal or change (esp. of opinion); back flip; sound of something flapping; backless thong sandal; circuit that can toggle between two modes (Electronics), backless sandal, backward flip, change of mind, change opinion, circuit with...	flip-flop
(Informal) person who supports the selling of alcoholic drinks (USA), allowing liquor sales, favoring liquor sales, liberal Conservative, liquid or moisture, make or become wet, make wet by urinating, moist; damp; rainy; drunk (Slang); (Informal) suppo...	wet
(Informal) sweetheart, honey, "my lovely" (can be used affectionately or derogatorily)	toots
(Linguistics) repetition of a word or phrase at the start of successive phrases (usually for emphasis), part of Communion, referring back, repetition for effect	anaphora

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