Nikko
English
Etymology
From a brand name of popular felt-tip pens in Australia.
Noun
Nikko (plural Nikkos)
- (Australia, usually Queensland, informal) A felt-tip pen, of the Nikko brand or of any other brand, or the marks left by such a pen.
- 2010, Robyn J. Geiger, The Dead Shed, Xlibris Corporation (→ISBN), page 87:
- A time line had been drawn in a bright red Nikko across the entire length of the board, indicating her movements from when she left the Leagues Club to when she was found dead in the shed.
- 2014, Kelly Carrero, Contained (Evolution Series Book 5)
- I picked it up and smiled when I saw a message scrawled across the mug in black Nikko.
- 2016, Amy Andrews, Playing By Her Rules, Entangled: Brazen (→ISBN)
- The headline read TANNER STONE, A MAN BIGGER THAN THE MYTH. And, lower down, there was a ring of bright red Nikko around the very last sentence.
- 2010, Robyn J. Geiger, The Dead Shed, Xlibris Corporation (→ISBN), page 87:
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