suq
A marketplace in northern Africa or the Middle East; usually spelled souk.
Origin: Arabic sūq (market)
Source: Merriam-Webster, checked 2026-11-04 (listed as a less common variant of souk)
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A marketplace in northern Africa or the Middle East; usually spelled souk.
Origin: Arabic sūq (market)
Source: Merriam-Webster, checked 2026-11-04 (listed as a less common variant of souk)
An informal word for a tranquilizer.
Origin: English, a shortening of tranquilizer
Source: ENABLE2K spelling; not in Merriam-Webster, which lists the spelling trank (by shortening and respelling)
An open boat made of a wooden frame covered with hide, used especially by Indigenous peoples of the Arctic; usually spelled umiak.
Origin: Inuit umiaq
Source: Merriam-Webster, checked 2026-11-04 (entry umiak)
A country in western Asia.
Origin: Country name: not used in word games
Source: Proper noun, not checked
Intelligence quotient.
Origin: Abbreviation
Source: Abbreviation, not checked
Frequently asked questions.
Origin: Abbreviation
Source: Abbreviation, not checked
Headquarters.
Origin: Abbreviation
Source: Abbreviation, not checked
Barbecue.
Origin: Abbreviation
Source: Abbreviation, not checked
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