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CW

Code Word

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BACW

Blank Alternate Code Word

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BCW

Burst Code Word

Computing » IT

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DCW

Data Code Word

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MCW

Multi Code Word

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SCW

Single Code Word

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eshay

eshay bah - australian acronym The word eshay can mean many things. It refers to the lads in the subculture, also know as eshay adlays. Alternatively, it can also mean "yes" or "cool," and when shouted, it means "run." It's believed to have originated from a bastardized pig Latin, used to speak in code around law enforcement officers.

Regional » Australian

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