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minga (plural minga)

1. (Central Australia, derogatory) A tourist, especially one that comes to climb Uluru.
   • 2004, Australia, →ISBN, page 10:

     To have Uluru interpreted by an Anangu guide is far more fulfilling than trailing after the minga, or "ants", as those who show their disrespect by climbing the sacred monolith are called.

   • 2008, Frommer's Australia:

     It's easy to see why local Aborigines refer to these intruders as minga—or little ants.

   • 2009, Rolf Potts, Marco Polo Didn't Go There: Stories and Revelations from One Decade as a Postmodern Travel Writer, →ISBN, page 127:

     I, too, have come to central Australia as a minga tjuta, though I'm not here to scale the slopes of Uluru.

   • 2018, Holly Ringland, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart:

     At the end of her patrol yesterday arvo, Ruby went into the crater and found a group of minga off track.

アナグラム

• gamin, migan, Nigam, Aming, Magin, gmina, magni-