v: limited
leitmotiv, a variant of leitmotif (you'll almost always see it spelled with an "f", however)lev, a monetary unit used in Bulgaria maglev, a recent but legitimate word for a train which moves using magnetic levitationmoshav, imported from Hebrew and roughly synonymous to kibbutzshiv, slang for a knife used as a weapon; rarely spelled "chiv"spiv, British slang for a flashy dresser "who lives by his wits without regular employment"; evolved from "spiff"vav (waw) and tav (taf), the sixth and twenty-second letters of the Hebrew alphabetavalyn says Recent happenings in the UK have birthed the word chav, although it hasn't been put in a dictionary (yet).
x: the most common among the letters you asked,
e.g. Alex, affix, annex, apex, apoplex, box, complex, fox, sex
q: limited
Iraq, shoq, pontacq, Inupiaq (an Eskimo people), suq, zaqaziq, Zia-ul-haq (a proper name), and noastaliq
z: limited, but still a few of them,
e.g. quartz, abuzz, adz, alferez, attohertz, ayez, ballhausplatz, ballplatz, barometz, batz, baz, bazazz, ...
BBQ係簡寫
FOV唔係字
2007-09-02 16:44:25 補充:
咁v尾呢? 我俾咁多個你你都唔選我...心淡...
參考: various sources