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Mighty Men on Horseback 83: They had [...] been stored in the original recipient’s dilly bag along with his razor, bullets, and spare tobacco.at dilly-bag, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 83: They had [...] been stored in the original recipient’s dilly bag along with his razor, bullets, and spare tobacco. Mighty Men on Horseback 14: Stoking his mouth with a brownie.at brownie, n.1
Mighty Men on Horseback 65: He butted in on some bloke who had a chromo in tow.at chromo, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 24: An old liar like him can earn easy money telling tales to soft headed newchums.at new chum, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 15: I noticed a bloke drifting along from the homestead way leading a cigarette swag.at cigarette swag (n.) under cigarette, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 35: He wore a hat which was something between a cheap ‘donkey’s breakfast’ straw and a top price imported panama.at donkey’s breakfast (n.) under donkey, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 174: He goes to town for a drunk up.at drunk, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 185: You’d known Top since he was a raw jackeroo.at jackaroo, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 94: The snake lived mainly down in the hold or the bilge and led the proverbial Life Of Riley.at life of Riley, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 60: I slid to the ground, hooked my old moke’s bridle to the nearest post.at moke, n.1
Mighty Men on Horseback 18: The Provosts grabbed me and I drew a sixer in the peter.at peter, n.3
Mighty Men on Horseback 17: It might have meant missing my mob [...] so I scrubbed the whole idea.at scrub, v.
Mighty Men on Horseback 17: We had indulged in normal occupation of sinking a few noggins.at sink, v.
Mighty Men on Horseback 18: The Provosts grabbed me and I drew a sixer in the peter.at sixer, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 13: He’s got a mob of yang-yang horses, a few moth-eaten packs and saddles and no money.at yang yang, n.
Mighty Men on Horseback 17: A joint that has no one in it but Wogs and Yehudis.at Yehudi, n.
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