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‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: The Tempe blokes just stopped one each / And then they guyed a whack. / ‘It isn’t on our programme / And, Gor’ bli’ me we are Jack.’.at guy-a-whack, v.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: The Tempe blokes just stopped one each / And then they guyed a whack. / ‘It isn’t on our programme / And, Gor’ bli’ me we are Jack.’. ‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: Fat Mag came down from Crown Street, / with little flat foot Poll / And Sally Jerks, the ice-cream bart, / And Bluey Murphy’s doll.at bart, n.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: Then Micky from the Rocks jumped up / And said ‘Bli’me, ’er, you know, / If any bloke in the bleeding crowd / Would like to have a go’.at blame, v.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: I’ll tell you of a ryebuck spree – / Gor’, blue me, it was grand.at blue me!, excl.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: There was Paddy down from Gipps Street [...] And Ginger down from Glebe way, / With blue metal in his socks. [Ibid.] 40: Then Paddy [...] Socked Micky from the Rocks, / While Ginger made things lively / With the metal in his socks.at blue-metal (v.) under blue, adj.1
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: Fat Mag came down from Crown Street, / with little flat foot Poll / And Sally Jerks, the ice-cream bart, / And Bluey Murphy’s doll.at bluey, n.1
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: Now listen, rorty bummers, / And line up where I stand.at bummer, n.3
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: ’Twas in Conky Bob’s old stable, / Who had lent it to the boys.at conky, n.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: I’m quiet, I am, till I’m narked, / My talent are the same, / But when we deal it out you’ll find / We are no mugs at the game.at deal it out (v.) under deal, v.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: Then Micky from the Rocks jumped up / And said ‘Bli’me, ’er, you know, / If any bloke in the bleeding crowd / Would like to have a go.’.at have a go (v.) under go, n.1
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: I’ll tell you of a ryebuck spree – / Gor’, blue me, it was grand.at gor!, excl.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: The Tempe blokes just stopped one each / And then they guyed a whack. / ‘It isn’t on our programme / And, Gor’ bli’ me we are jack.’.at jack (jones), adj.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: I’m a cut above such jigs as that; / For spare me days, I am, / But it narks a bloomin’ girl to see / Such trollops put on jam.at put on jam (v.) under jam, n.2
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: ’Twas in Conky Bob’s old stable, / Who had lent it to the boys / On condition that they’d not get juiced / Or kick up any noise.at juiced, adj.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: Then Micky from the Rocks jumped up / And said ‘Bli’me, ’er, you know, / If any bloke in the bleeding crowd / Would like to have a go.’.at you know, phr.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: The cops then came upon the scene / And lumbered one and all. / A quid and costs was the result / Of Fanny Flukem’s ball.at lumber, v.1
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: For Little Ginger kept the door, / And swore ‘Lor; strike him fat,’ / If they didn’t part their deners up / he’d lay ’em cold and flat.at strike me fat! (excl.) under strike me...!, excl.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: Then Fat Mag sailed in and mixed it, / And said, ‘You ice-cream trash, / I didn’t come in on the nod, / But parted up my smash’.at mix it (up) (v.) under mix, v.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: I’m a cut above such jigs as that; / For spare me days, I am, / But it narks a bloomin’ girl to see / Such trollops put on jam.at nark, v.1
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: For Little Ginger kept the door, / And swore ‘Lor; strike him fat,’ / If they didn’t part their deners up / he’d lay ’em cold and flat.at part up (v.) under part, v.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: Now listen, rorty bummers, / And line up where I stand.at rorty, adj.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 39: I’ll tell you of a ryebuck spree – / Gor’, blue me, it was grand.at ryebuck, adj.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: Then Fat Mag sailed in and mixed it, / And said, ‘You ice-cream trash, / I didn’t come in on the nod, / But parted up my smash.’.at smash, n.2
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: I’m a cut above such jigs as that; / For spare me days, I am, / But it narks a bloomin’ girl to see / Such trollops put on jam.at spare my days! under spare, v.
‘Fanny Flukem’s Ball’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 40: The Tempe blokes just stopped one each / And then they guyed a whack. / ‘It isn’t on our programme / And, Gor’ bli’me we are jack.’.at stop one (v.) under stop, v.
‘Kicking Their Livers Out’ in The Dead Bird (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 92: The beak will give him credit, and he’ll send you up the spout.at up the spout under spout, n.3
‘The Rocks Push Eisteddfod’ Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 87: The leader of the Rocks push cursed [...] ‘Now, gosh! S’help me crikey!’.at s’elp me bob!, excl.
‘The Rocks Push Eisteddfod’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 88: Such a biffing push of biffers ne’er before were on that beach, / Such ‘chawing’ and such ‘jobbing’ and such ‘give ’em Bondi’ tricks.at chaw, v.
‘The Rocks Push Eisteddfod’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 88: Botany had been on the heathen chinkie’s trail / And come away triumphantly with many a long pigtail.at Chinky, n.
‘The Rocks Push Eisteddfod’ in Bird o’ Freedom (Sydney) in Larrikins (1973) 86: No ‘dealing out’ had late been done, no ‘copper’ had been ‘copped’.at cop, v.
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