quandong /kwanˈ or kwonˈdong/, also quandang /-dang/ or quantong /-tong/

1. A small Australian tree (Santalum acuminatum) of the sandalwood family
2. Its edible drupe (native peach) or edible kernel (quanˈdong-nut)
3. An Australian tree (Elaeocarpus grandis) (silver quandong, blue quandong or brush quandong)
4. A disreputable person, esp a sponger or parasite (Aust informal)

• self-communion
• self-communions
• self-comparison
• self-comparisons
• self-compatible
• self-complacence
• self-complacent
• self-conceit
• self-conceited
• self-conceitedness
• self-concentration
• self-concept
• self-concern
• self-condemnation
• self-condemnations
• self-condemned
• self-condemning
• self-confessed
• self-confidence
• self-confident
• self-confidently
• self-confiding
• self-congratulation
• self-congratulatory
• self-conjugate