a short person = a vertically challenged person
laying employees off = downsizing
a strip club = a gentleman's club
used car = preowned vehicle
you're fired = we're letting you go
cancer = "The big C"
a prison = a correctional facility
feeling sick = being "under the weather"
many soldiers have been killed = heavy casualties
Where is the bathroom? = Where can I powder my nose?
a person who isn't very smart = a person who's "not the sharpest knife in the drawer"
Commonly used euphemisms include phrases like "passed away" instead of "died," "let go" for being fired, and "in a better place" to soften the idea of death. Other examples include "downsizing" for layoffs and "taking a break" for a relationship ending. These euphemisms help to mitigate the harshness of certain realities and can make difficult conversations more palatable.
A caravan has two meanings, the older one is a group of pack animals such as camels or mules. The other is a British word for a travel trailer.
Meanings for "people" include:personsgroupgroupstribetribesgatheringscongregation (if religious people)
Homonyms are words that sound alike but have different meanings and often different spellings, such as "pair" and "pear." Synonyms, on the other hand, are words that have similar meanings, such as "happy" and "joyful."
VTR means "Video Tape Recorder." There are other meanings, two examples being: Vintage Triumph Register (car enthusiast network), or Vector.
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Euphemisms for a big nose include phrases like "prominent nose," "distinguished nose," or "characterful nose." Other playful terms might be "noble beak" or "enhanced profile." These expressions soften the directness of the description while maintaining a lighthearted tone.
There are several meanings of the acronym WLL. For example, it can stand for "Wireless Local Loop", "Working Load Limit, or "With Limited Liability". There are other examples as well.
There are an infinite number of synonyms and euphemisms for the male genitalia. In informal discussions, the current favorite is "junk."
A dictionary can be any kind of publication reference source or other kind of database listing words together with information about those words. So you could have a dictionary of computer terms, or a dictionary of agricultural terms, a dictionary of cooking, and so on. The most common kind of dictionary is simply a list of words in one language with their meanings and sometimes also their pronunciation, their origin, and examples of usage. There are translating dictionaries, which list words and meanings in one language, together with equivalent words in another language.
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Words is not a euphemism.There are several million words that are not euphemisms. Since you did not give any words from which to choose, the question is unanswerable.