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newsy
(nū'zē, nyū'-) 

adj. Informal, -i·er, -i·est.

Full of news; informative.

newsiness news'i·ness n.

newsy

ˈnjuːzi/

informal

adjective

1. 1.

   full of news, especially of a personal kind.

   "Susan's short, newsy letters"

noun

US

1. 1.

   a reporter.
2. 2.

   a newsboy.

pro bono

音節

pro bo • no

発音

prou bóunou

[形][副]〈仕事が〉無料［善意］で行われる

pro bono publico
公益のために［の］

a pro bono attorney
公益奉仕弁護士

on a pro bono basis
公共奉仕制で.

［ラテン語「利益のために, 正しく, 道徳的に」］

(prō bō'nō)
adj.
Done without compensation for the public good: a lawyer's pro bono work.

[Latin prō bonō (publicō), for the (public) good : prō, for + bonō, ablative of bonum, the good.]

Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/pro-bono#ixzz2CxOMjTgR

(nū'zē, nyū'-)
adj. Informal, -i·er, -i·est.
Full of news; informative.

newsiness news'i·ness n.

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pípsquèak[píp・squèak]

[名]((略式))つまらないもの［人］.

noun
noun, dated military

1: Someone (or something) contemptible or insignificant. (1910 —) .

2: A small high-velocity shell. (1915 —) .

A. G. Empey Pip Squeak, Tommy's term for a small German shell which makes a 'pip' and then a 'squeak', when it comes over (1917).

3: A short, high-pitched sound; (the noise of) a car- or bicycle-horn. (1927 — 63).

4: dated military A radio transmitter used to establish an aeroplane's position. (1943 —) .

hind·sight (hīnd'sīt')
n.

1. Perception of the significance and nature of events after they have occurred.
2. The rear sight of a firearm.

noun

understanding of a situation or event only after it has happened or developed:with hindsight, I should never have gone

Definition of pip

noun

• a small hard seed in a fruit.
• South African the stone of soft fruits such as peaches and plums.

Phrases

squeeze someone until the pips squeak

British informal extract the maximum amount of money from someone.

Derivatives

pipless

adjective

Origin:

late 18th century: abbreviation of pippin

 squeak  noun

• a short, high-pitched sound or cry:the door opened with a slight squeak
• [with negative] a single remark or communication:I didn’t hear a squeak from him for months

verb

[no object]

• 1make a high-pitched sound or cry:he oiled the hinges to stop them squeaking
• [with direct speech] say something in a nervous or excited high-pitched tone:‘You’re scaring me,’ she squeaked
• informal inform on someone: I have assured them that you will not squeak

• 2 [with adverbial] informal succeed in achieving something by a very narrow margin:the bill squeaked through with just six votes to spare

Origin: late Middle English (as a verb): imitative; compare with Swedish skväka 'croak', also with squeal and shriek. The noun dates from the early 17th century

squeal

skwiːl/

noun

1. 1.

   a long, high-pitched cry or noise.

   "they drew up with a squeal of brakes"

   synonyms:

   screech, scream, shriek, squawk, howl, cry, wail, squall, yawp, yelp, shrill "they drew up with a squeal of brakes"

verb

1. 1.

   make a squeal.

   "the girls squealed with delight"

   synonyms:

   screech, scream, shriek, squawk, howl, cry, wail, squall, yawp, yelp, shrill "the taxi squealed to a halt"
2. 2.

   informal

   inform on someone to the police or a person in authority.

   "she feared they would victimize her for squealing on their pals"

   synonyms:

   inform (on/against), act as an informer, tell tales (on), sneak (on), report,give away, be disloyal (to), sell out, stab in the back; More