Bulli Pass n.
(Aus.) the anus, the buttocks.
![[Aus]](/static/img/flags/aus.png "Australia") | Lingo 90: Some other examples: bulli pass (sometimes simply bulli or pass) for arse (compare with the British ‘Khyber Pass’, or ‘Khyber’, which is also used here). |
In phrases
(Aus.) a phr. used to denote an unsatisfactory situation.
| Lingo 93: An apparently indigenous form of rhyming slang evolved here during the depression of the 1930s, according to Sidney Baker. This consisted of short rhymes on place names, usually with a sombre reference to unemployment and hardship, such as things are crook in tallarook, got the arse at bulli pass and no work in bourke. |