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Green Kiwi 123: He described him [...] as being ‘as silly as a wet hen’.at ...a (wet) hen under silly as…, adj.
Green Kiwi 123: He described him [...] as being ‘as silly as a wet hen’. Green Kiwi 36: You want to use your block a bit sometimes.at use one’s block (v.) under block, n.1
Green Kiwi 23: Cow-spanking isn’t a life at all. No, you wouldn’t catch me working for any lousy cocky.at cow-spanker (n.) under cow, n.1
Green Kiwi 135: There was plenty of work for the ‘Dallys’.at Dally, n.
Green Kiwi 126: No, that’s fair dinkum – without a word of a lie.at fair dinkum, adj.
Green Kiwi 137: By the yellow truck stood ‘the Scandy joker’, waving his dooks about.at dook, n.1
Green Kiwi 187: He continued to extol to me the virtues of ‘juniper juice’.at juniper (juice), n.
Green Kiwi 97: You can knock out a fiver a week.at knock out, v.
Green Kiwi 128: A vehicle suspected of carrying an engineer or ‘pannikin boss’ [...] quickly brought speedometers rolling back towards the ‘thirties’.at pannikin boss (n.) under pannikin, n.
Green Kiwi 62: ‘Not on your plurry life I wouldn’t,’ said Hone fervently.at plurry, adj.
Green Kiwi 120: If anything breaks grab our standby truck and keep hauling. Its rip, tip or bust at this game [hauling road metal] and no please or thank you.at rip, shit or bust under rip, v.
Green Kiwi 137: By the yellow truck stood ‘the Scandy joker’, waving his dooks about.at Scandy, n.
Green Kiwi 64: Riki would ‘take to his scrapers’ when the moment arrived.at take to one’s scrapers (v.) under scraper, n.
Green Kiwi 66: Hare and his cobbers had eaten [...] some sago or shanghai-ballast, preserved fruit, bread, butter and jam.at Shanghai ballast (n.) under shanghai, n.1
Green Kiwi 149: He had known most of the famous bushman [...] and also many instances of their riotous inclinations when ‘on the shicker’.at on the shicker (adj.) under shicker, n.
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