Russenorsk
/ˈruːsənɔːsk/noun
A pidgin language combining elements of Russian and Norwegian, used in the Arctic by Russian and Norwegian fishermen between the 18th cent. and the early 20th cent.
Origin
1930s. From Norwegian russenorsk from russe, plural of russ + norsk Norwegian, the Norwegian language.
- stick together
- stick-to-it-iveness
- stick to one's guns
- stick to one's ribs
- stick to the (or one's) knitting
- stickum
- stick-up
- stick up for
- stickweed
- stick with
- sticky
- stickybeak
- sticky bomb
- sticky bun
- sticky catchfly
- sticky dog
- sticky end
- sticky-fingered
- sticky fingers
- sticky foam
- sticky-out
- sticky tape
- stiction
- Stieglitz, Alfred
- stifado