ryebuck adv.
(UK Und.) admirably, excellently; in pleasant circumstances.
Leaves from Diary of Celebrated Burglar 42/2: He was told to make himself at home. This he did by ‘turning up’ the ‘moll’ that brought him there, an fixing himself ‘ryebuck’ with Selina. | ||
Sydney Sportsman (Surry Hills, NSW) 14 Dec. 3/4: First: How yer gettln’ on with old Golddust’s daughter? Second: Ribuck! Wish the ole man was as easy to get round as the daughter. |