Balochi
noun
Ba·lo·chi bə-ˈlō-chē 
variants or less commonly Baluchi
bə-ˈlü-chē
1
: the Iranian language of the Baloch
2
plural Balochis or Baluchis also Balochi or Baluchi : baloch
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from Balochi Balōčī, from Balōč baloch + -ī, suffix of appurtenance, of Persian and Arabic origin
First Known Use
1875, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- the whole/entire way
- the whys and (the) wherefores
- the whys and the wherefores
- the whys and wherefores
- the wild
- the Wild West
- the wilds
- the willies
- the wire
- the wit
- the witching hour
- the Word
- the working class
- the working classes
- the works
- the world
- the world is someone's oyster
- the world over
- the world revolves around
- the world revolves around (someone)
- the world revolves around someone
- the World Wide Web
- the world's oldest profession
- the worm turns
- the worse for wear