A Yoruba hourglass-shaped talking drum whose pitch can be altered by squeezing its tension cords.

A historical region in southern Sweden, traditionally the land of the Geats.

A Turkish flatbread filled with ingredients such as cheese, spinach, or minced meat and cooked on a griddle.

A minimal piece of clothing that covers the genitals and is held in place by a thin string.

Informal speech; chatter or talk.

A tightly woven, durable fabric used especially for suits, coats, and rainwear.

A talkative person; in some contexts, a style of hardcore electronic dance music originating in the Netherlands.

To talk rapidly and indistinctly, or a rapid, indistinct chatter.

An obsolete term for a tax, levy, or customs duty, especially one imposed on salt.

A tax, especially the former French tax on salt.

Relating to a gabelle, especially the former French tax on salt.

The triangular upper part of a wall beneath the sloping ends of a roof.

A biblical archangel associated with messages, revelation, and annunciation.

A small pointed tool or spike; also, to wander about aimlessly.

A person who goes from place to place for pleasure or in a restless, aimless way.

A person who annoys others, especially by persistent criticism or questioning; also a bloodsucking fly.

A small mechanical device or tool, especially one with a novel or clever design.

Gadigal refers to the Aboriginal clan traditionally associated with the Sydney central coast, including the area around Warrane (Sydney Harbour).

Excessive or affected use of old-fashioned, quaint, or pseudo-archaic language.

An old-fashioned exclamation of surprise, annoyance, or emphasis.