(n) (1) (fam) familiar form of "older brother"
(2) (fam) form of address for young adult male
mister
(n) (1) (fam) familiar form of "older sister"
(2) (fam) form of address for young adult female
(n) Buddha
Shakyamuni
(n) policeman (friendly term)
(P)
(n) countryside people (in town)
visitor from the country
out-of-towner
country bumpkin (visiting the big city)
yokel
(n) (1) grandfather
(2) male senior-citizen
(P)
(n) (1) grandmother
(2) female senior-citizen
(P)
(n) regular customer
valued client
(n) (uk) missus (orig. honorific, now familiar)
missis
(n) (uk) granny
grandma
gran
female senior-citizen (familiar form of address)
(P)
(n) silly person
dumb-bunny
dope
(n) farmer
(n) (fam) mum
mom
(n) (1) (hon) son (of others)
(2) young master
(3) green young man from a well-to-do family
(n) mixer
agitator
(n) private secretary
flunky
man Friday
(exp) may
might
perhaps
may be
possibly
(P)
(n) boater (flat straw hat)
(n) (uk) snowshoe hare
snowshoe rabbit (Lepus americanus)
(n) peridotite
(n) rod cell
(n) (ksb:) good-for-nothing
bum
loser
coward
(adj-i) (very) patient
persevering
(adj-na,n) hollowness
emptiness
void
(n) someone who battles on in difficult circumstances
(adv) (on-mim) (looking) blankly
(staring) in puzzlement
(n) lesser emperor (species of dragonfly, Anax parthenope)
(n) ragman
junkman
garbage man
(adv) limp
enervated
(n) throw to check a runner