sav n.1
a saveloy.
🎵 She’d a ’a’penny buster, an’ a sav’ry sav. | ‘Blue Ribbon Jane’||
‘Hot Meat Pies, Saveloys & Trotters’ [monologue] There’s everything you fancy from a salmon to a sav. | ||
Gilt Kid 75: Cup o’ tea, sav and a slice. | ||
Bobbin Up (1961) 10: NOW ON – HOT FISH [...] SAVS. | ||
Dinkum Aussie Dict. 45: Sav: Short for a largish dyed sausage known as a saveloy, which is a sort of inflated frankfurter or hot dog. | ||
Boys from Binjiwunyawunya 14: he left three pieces of flathead and a battered sav still bubbling in the oil. | ||
Fodor’s N.Z. 291: Fair chance Fair suck of the sav: Fair deal. | ||
Davey Darling 160: Bloody skinny old smoked sav in a roll with some onions didn’t impress me. |
In phrases
(Aus.) a saveloy covered in a flour and water paste, fixed on a lollipop stick and deep fried.
World’s News (Sydney) 22 Jan. 22/2: ‘Lovely little islands with date palms and milk bars and naked sheilas sellin' chips.’ ‘Selling what?’ ‘Chips—’ot chips and battered savs’. | ||
Front Room Boys Scene v: Aaah, get a battered sav and shove it. | ||
Dinkum Aussie Dict. 45: A battered sav on a stick (for the uninitiated: a saveloy covered in a flour and water paste, impaled on a popsicle bat and then deep fried) is still an esteemed Australian fair ground snack. | ||
Llama Parlour 62: I wanted to be famous enough to be able to tell Rondah Rivers to go suck a battered sav. |
a fair chance, an equal opportunity.
Canberra Times (ACT) 12 July 15: [crossword clue] Fair suck of the sav. (Catchphrase of legendary Oz comedian born Harcy van der Sluys, but better known by much shorter nickname). | ||
Fodor’s N.Z. 291: Fair chance Fair suck of the sav: Fair deal. | ||
Sucked In 238: A regulated labour market and multiculturalism and a fair suck at the sausage. | ||
Guardian CiF 23 Feb. 🌐 Fair suck of the sav fellas! You can’t expect self appointed, for life, dictators who got there (by) revolting to succumb to a revolution. |