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Words extracted from Stuff NZ

  • Alphabetical: all

Missing words[edit]

  1. caraoke exclude
    • 2020 December 29, Kelly Bertrand and Brianne West, “Heading to a festival? Here’s how to be a tidy Kiwi and reduce your waste”, in Stuff NZ[1]:
      You can make your journey more fun by fighting over the music, caraoke, and stopping for ice cream.
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  2. firebenders exclude
    • 2020 November 26, Finn Blackwell, “Colour rules the runway for young fashion designers”, in Stuff NZ[2]:
      The firebenders from Avatar, I vibed off the energy it gave, ” he said.
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  3. hereford exclude
    • 2020 April 19, Thomas Coughlan, Tom Hunt, “Coronavirus: Death of Invercargill man confirmed as Covid-19 victim, takes toll to 12”, in Stuff NZ[3]:
      In Queenstown, 300 people were tested at supermarkets after a hereford cattle conference sparked an infection cluster there.
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  4. mountainbike exclude
    • 2021 January 1, Carly Gooch, “Marlborough woman died in Nelson cycling accident”, in Stuff NZ[4]:
      Kana Hirose, 50, from the Blenheim suburb of Springlands, died following a mountainbike accident on Spooners Range, south of Nelson, on the morning of December 24.
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  5. ontrack exclude
    • 2021 January 1, George Heagney, “Massey University forges new partnership with international education provider”, in Stuff NZ[5]:
      Advisers studying will be able to use ontrack, Kaplan Professional’s online education platform, which has more than 50,000 annual users.
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  6. parore exclude
    • 2019 June 8, Bess Manson, “Te Haumihiata Mason – The te reo translator”, in Stuff NZ[6]:
      As a youngster I used to fish at the heads in Whakatāne for pakirikiri (spotty), parore (black bream), snapper, gurnard, rock cod, eels from the river.
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  7. pikopiko exclude
    • 2019 June 8, Bess Manson, “Te Haumihiata Mason – The te reo translator”, in Stuff NZ[7]:
      In September I'll pick pikopiko.
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  8. tumuaki exclude
    • 2019 November 26, Fleur Wainohu, “I saw a family of four kids share one sandwich - their only meal for the day”, in Stuff NZ[8]:
      What does that mean for them? Fleur Wainohu, tumuaki (principal) of Te Kura Kaupapa Māori Whare Tapere o Takitimu in Hastings shares her insight.
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  9. villainised exclude
    • 2020 December 31, Glenn McConnell, “The New Year Honours recognise those who took personal responsibility in a crisis”, in Stuff NZ[9]:
      It doesn’t acknowledge those who were sometimes villainised, but nonetheless played essential, albeit thankless, roles this year.
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  10. volty exclude
    • 2020 March 4, Nile Bijoux, “Top nine would-be Geneva reveals”, in Stuff NZ[10]:
      There's 50km of electric range while the volty bits have enough grunt to propel the Gemera to 300kmh without combustion assistance.
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  11. wharekura exclude
    • 2019 November 26, Fleur Wainohu, “I saw a family of four kids share one sandwich - their only meal for the day”, in Stuff NZ[11]:
      It means our kids can be very much focussed on getting on with the job - especially our seniors in our wharekura.
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Latin[edit]

  1. vege exclude
    • 2020 December 13, Renee Davies, “Whanganui’s unique greenhouse market garden”, in Stuff NZ[12]:
      He caught the gardening bug early, learning at the side of his grandfather in his large vege garden.
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possible Maori[edit]

  1. kererū exclude
    • 2021 January 2, Andre Chumko, “Behind the lens: Ross Giblin”, in Stuff NZ[13]:
      RG: This was a photo I took of a kererū on Kāpiti Island in October.
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  2. rua exclude
    • 2019 June 8, Bess Manson, “Te Haumihiata Mason – The te reo translator”, in Stuff NZ[14]:
      Food was stored underground in a rua for the winter – kumara, potatoes, apples, pears.
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  3. tamariki exclude
    • 2019 November 26, Fleur Wainohu, “I saw a family of four kids share one sandwich - their only meal for the day”, in Stuff NZ[15]:
      It’s been really cool having a partnership with KidsCan and not feeling stigma about that, but actually being inspired by and invigorated knowing there are people out there who care, who want to support, and who can help our tamariki.
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  4. whenua exclude
    • 2020 September 28, “Stuff Editorial Code of Practice and Ethics”, in Stuff NZ[16]:
      Our journalism should reflect this authority by including mana whenua, Māori organisations and people in our stories.
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  5. whānaungatanga exclude
    • 2020 December 31, Glenn McConnell, “The New Year Honours recognise those who took personal responsibility in a crisis”, in Stuff NZ[17]:
      What I’m talking about is whānaungatanga.
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  6. ātea exclude
    • 2019 June 8, Bess Manson, “Te Haumihiata Mason – The te reo translator”, in Stuff NZ[18]:
      My uncles always said, the marae ātea is the Māori stage and the drama of whatever was happening at the marae was played out there.
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