1845 Central Qld Herald (Rocckhampton, Qld) 27 Dec. 27/4: I am feeling terrible crook. I look into this cove’s eyes and by the living Harry, I know it’s all up with me.at by the Lord Harry! (excl.) under Lord Harry, n.
1845 Central Qld Herald (Rocckhampton, Qld) 27 Dec. 27/4: Let him do the cooking and he’ll get jack of the work.at get jack of (v.) under jack of, adj.
1845 Central Qld Herald (Rocmukhampton, Qld) 27 Dec. 27/4: He’s in there dead as mutton.at dead as mutton (adj.) under mutton, n.
1845 Central Qld Herald (Rocckhampton, Qld) 27 Dec. 27/4: You have never seen a bloke fall like that [...] he goes down like a pole-axed calf. You can see his eyes roll and he goes stiff as a crutch.at stiff as a crutch (adj.) under stiff, adj.
1930 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 6 Mar. 62/2: When we got to our farm, we had a bush dinner of salt beef and damper.at bush dinner, n.1
1930 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 6 Feb. 55/1: Yet just as there are grades in the city amongst its denizens of the underworld, and where the Sykes’ variety of brainy burglars would look with contempt on the paltry sneak-thief, so does the real cattle rustler look on the poddy dodger.at poddy dodger, n.
1930 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton) 8 May 60/4: Tig was a balther, / Her father a shaver, / Her mother a cook, / Her brother a big ‘sook’.at sook, n.
1930 Central Queensland Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 22 May 18/3: It is said that hard words passed between some of the boys [...] the reason for the ’yike’ probably was that Zemidar ran a much better race.at yike, n.
1931 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 9 Apr. 50/2: Not long past, Chowder Lal had been a ‘raghead’ up the Scaramento [ibid.] 50/4: The Swami and his two helpers — nee ‘ragheads’ — pulled aside a curtain.at rag-head, n.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 20 Sept. 7/7: During the week there was a ‘Bedourie’ shower, with local variations in the shape of whirlwinds.at Bedourie shower, n.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/2: I was feeling a bit dry, so we brested the bar.at breast (up to), v.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/2: Blue [...] chated [sic] with the Carrot top bar maid.at carrot-topped (adj.) under carrot, n.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/3: So we wet our whistles again and this flossie behind the bar said to me [etc.].at flossie, n.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton) 6 Sept. 12/2: Think of all the slang terms for money: rhino [...] gilt, ooftish, and so on.at gilt, n.1
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/4: His enthusiastic ‘It’s a go!’ settled it.at go, n.1
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/4: As may be guessed by his nick-name Pudd’nhead was the champion dull boy of the country school.at pudding-head, n.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton) 6 Sept. 12/2: Mauley, mitt, dook, mudhook for hand.at mud hook, n.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/3: [He] would fly into a towering rage and bust his jackie howe.at Jackie Howe, n.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton) 6 Sept. 12/2: Tummy, bingey, bread-basket, Little Mary for stomach.at little Mary (n.) under little, adj.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/2: I was feeling a bit dry, so we brested the bar and after putting a long sleaver out of sight, I parked myself on an empty beer barrel.at long-sleever (n.) under long, adj.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/4: The insertion of safety razor blades from a packet obtained on the ‘nod’.at on the nod under nod, n.1
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton) 6 Sept. 12/2: Think of all the slang terms for money : rhino [...] gilt, ooftish, and so on.at oof, n.
1934 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 26 July 12/3: This Cockies Daughter and I did not Carrie [sic] on with the one-sided run as an other human shark came on the scene.at shark, n.
1935 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 5 Sept. 8/2: Good ones win ‘from go to whoa’, and often by a street!`.at from go to whoa, phr.
1935 Central Queensland Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 1 Aug. 8/2: I’ve danced with decent sheilas, and waltzed with some good sorts, / Have hopped with pretty tabbies, some proper, some good sports.at hop, v.1
1935 Central Qld Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 10 May 12/3: Roald — ‘A little skee.’ Pin — ‘What?’ Roald — ‘I beg pardon, whiskey’.at skee, n.1
1935 Central Queensland Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 1 Aug. 8/2: I’ve danced with decent sheilas, and waltzed with some good sorts, / Have hopped with pretty tabbies, some proper, some good sports.at tabby, n.
1935 Central Queensland Herald (Rockhampton, Qld) 1 Aug. 8/2: We toed it [...] We danced there.at toe, v.