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* ''Oox'' means "those who communicate in a decent low pitched sound" in the language of the Oox.
* ''Oox'' means "those who communicate in a decent low pitched sound" in the language of the Oox.
* ''Lix'' means "those who communicate in a very unpleasant high-pitched, squeaky, and thoroughly obnoxious way" in the language of the Oox.
* ''Lix'' means "those who communicate in a very unpleasant high-pitched, squeaky, and thoroughly obnoxious way" in the language of the Oox.
==== The Khee ====
* The [[Khee]] call the Oox "Khoogh"
* ''Khee'' means "delightfully light-toned superior ones" in the language of the Khee.
* ''Khoogh'' means "grating heavy-toned eaters of [[daarg]]-droppings" in the language of the Khee.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 21:45, 4 April 2016

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A Tourist Invasion was a Brief Encounter short story published in the Doctor Who Yearbook 1993. It was the last story in the volume, and was also the final Brief Encounter ever published.

Summary

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Characters

References

  • According to the Doctor, Torquemada "makes a terrible cup of tea".

Species

The Oox

  • The Oox call the Khee "lix".
  • Oox means "those who communicate in a decent low pitched sound" in the language of the Oox.
  • Lix means "those who communicate in a very unpleasant high-pitched, squeaky, and thoroughly obnoxious way" in the language of the Oox.

The Khee

  • The Khee call the Oox "Khoogh"
  • Khee means "delightfully light-toned superior ones" in the language of the Khee.
  • Khoogh means "grating heavy-toned eaters of daarg-droppings" in the language of the Khee.

Notes

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Continuity

External links

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