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Adventure N.Z. I 337: The profound contempt which the whaler expresses for the ‘lubber of a jimmy-grant’, as he calls the emigrant.at jimmy grant, n.
Adventure N.Z. I 337: The profound contempt which the whaler expresses for the ‘lubber of a jimmy-grant’, as he calls the emigrant. Adventure in N.Z. I 319: Pigs and potatoes were respectively represented by ‘grunters’ and ‘spuds’.at grunter, n.
Adventure in N.Z. I 73: We do not want the missionaries from the Bay of Islands: they are pakeha maori, or ‘whites who have become natives’.at P?keh?, n.
Adventure in N.Z. I 21: The sailors prepared the carcases in a dish called ‘sea-pie’.at sea pie (n.) under sea, n.
Adventure in N.Z. I 319: Pigs and potatoes were respectively represented by ‘grunters’ and ‘spuds’.at spud, n.3
Adventure in N.Z. I 319: A child [was called] a ‘squeaker’.at squeaker, n.
Adventure in N.Z. I 319: A woman [was called] a ‘heifer’ [...] A girl a ‘titter.’.at titter, n.1
Adventure in N.Z. I 94: If I had sold the land to the white missionaries, might they not have sold it again to the Wiwi (Frenchmen) or Americans?at wee-wee, n.1
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