Dust Off n.— «The 57th had worked without a tactical call sign, simply using “Army” and the tail number of the aircraft.…Major [Lloyd E.] Spencer decided that this slapdash system had to go. In Saigon he visited Navy...
journalists’ colony n.— «The minister further said that Chief Minister Punjab had sanctioned journalists’ colony for each district to provide shelter to homeless journalists.» —“Five foreign investors teams due on January...
encobijado n. a person found wrapped in blankets after being assassinated by drug traffickers or their associates. Also adj. Etymological Note: Fr. Latin Am. Spa. cobija ‘blanket’; Spa. cobijarse ‘to shelter, to be protected.’ (source: Double...
dugout n. a beach-side shelter for surfers. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)