Definitions
being one more than one
Word origin
Borrowed from Japanese 井伊 (Ii).
Used in a sentence
“Conveying a wrong message that an II could not be repatriated once he succeeded in seeking legal aid for court proceedings on his ROA claim might result in a massive influx of IIs and large number of overstayers.”
“When there is sudden rustling of grasses and the weather is calm, you may guess that there must be something moving in the grass patch but ...What is it? A bird? A dog? An II (Illegal Immigrant)? Or a porcupine?”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Roman 2”2 letters
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