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‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 95: I’m backstoppin’ ye, be Jasus.at backstop (n.) under back, adj.2
‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 95: I’m backstoppin’ ye, be Jasus. ‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 95: ‘Come on you groping dingo,’ he shouted to the big bullocky who was tightening his belt.at bullocky, n.
‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 98: Trip the cow and, as he goes down, slip your knee up into the belly uv him and take his wind.at cow, n.1
‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 95: ‘Come on, you groping dingo,’ he shouted to the big bullocky.at dingo, n.
Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 104: He was an old scrub bull [...] I had driven him back a week before and that morning I gave him Larry Dooley across the bend.at give someone Larry Dooley (v.) under Larry Dooley, n.
‘You’re a Character’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 65: She is a grape on the business on account of having no bloke.at grape on the business (n.) under grape, n.1
‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 95: The Groper shook off the hand that the red-bearded man had laid on his shoulder.at groper, n.2
‘Cardiac’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 33: I got a gutful of gas at that bloody war.at gutsful, n.
‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 99: Hop into him, Bushman. Rip him wide open.at hop in(to), v.
‘Singing of the Sun’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 59: The screams . . . the shouting . . . ‘Sock it into ’em’.at sock it to, v.
‘You’re a Character’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 64: ‘Out of petrol!’ I says [...] ‘Funny that,’ says Sam, lifting his lip at me. ‘She must be eatin’ up the juice.’.at juice, n.1
‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 95: I’ll have a lash at him, runt or not.at have a lash (at) (v.) under lash, n.1
‘You’re a Character’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 65: I don’t like putting you girls back a bob, but I’m that much light.at light, adj.
‘You’re a Character’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 66: ‘Babies, nothin’!’ says the big girl.at nothing!, excl.
Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 4: It knocked him rotten.at rotten, adv.
‘Grey Kangaroo’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 17: They were almost black—‘scrubbers,’ the old man called them.at scrubber, n.
‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 99: He slugged and smashed him. [...] He sent him reeling back among the yelling men. ‘Slash the cow.’ ‘Did you see that?’ ‘Jesus!’.at slash, v.
Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 142: I was spitting chips. God, I was dry!at spit chips (v.) under spit, v.
‘Bushman’ in Tell Us About the Turkey, Jo 98: ‘You’re next, O’Callaghan,’ he cried. ‘I’ll towel you up when I finish off this runt.’.at towel up (v.) under towel, v.
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