pool v.
(Aus.) to involve someone in, to implicate, to inform against.
Digger Dialects 19: Pool, to involve; cast blame or a burden on. | ||
Ginger Murdoch 239: I’d a’ let these coves go before I got through convincin’ you, only they bin an’ pooled a friend of mine. | ||
We Were the Rats 133: I haven’t forgot what he did ter me back at Bathurst; how he pooled me with the Q.M. Just a top-off merchant. | ||
Joyful Condemned 233: She was going to spill everything to him [...] She would have pooled you too. |
In phrases
in trouble.
‘Whisper All Aussie Dict.’ in Kings Cross Whisper (Sydney) xxxv 6/2: in the pool: To be in trouble. |