1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 17: Don’t be bloody mad [...] Stop mucking around.at muck about, v.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 23: Now if you intend to bugger me about, give me back that dough.at bugger about, v.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 104: I’m feeling fine. Abso-bloody-lutely fine.at absobloodylutely, adv.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 17: Piddling all your savings up against a pub wall and putting the acid on some scrawny sheilas.at put the acid on (v.) under acid, n.2
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 21: Get yourselves back here on the dot of eight ack emma on the seventeenth.at ack emma, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 88: If I was free and easy like this sailor boy, I’d be all over you like a rash.at all over, adj.2
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 32: I want to be in one piece so I can give you the father of a bloody hiding.at father (and mother) of..., n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 25: Watching Cocky snore it off — and stopping him fall arse-over-turkey off his chair.at arse over turkey under arse, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 97: My arms were too sore to take a bead through falling arse over into his bloody traps.at arse over under arse, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 124: The jack [...] got it right through the eye. Knocked the boar arse over kettle.at arse/ass over teakettle under arse, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 15: No wonder you’re still a bare-arsed A.B. with that low intelligence.at bare-arsed, adj.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 29: If it wasn’t as black as the inside of a cow, I might have some chance of sighting Moutn Hope.at black as..., adj.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 56: The only tree within a bull’s roar of the track for five miles.at within an ass’s roar (of) under ass, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 18: ‘I’m driving this car out to a one horse town called Eucharong.’ ‘Never heard of it.’ ‘You wouldn’t. It’s way back o’Bourke. Beyond the Black Stump’.at back of Bourke under back, adv.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 47: I can stand anything but a nasty drunk [...] A man who gets a skinful of piss and then wants to take on the world, gets my back up.at get someone’s back up (v.) under back, n.1
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 24: You won’t need more clobber [...] than you can fit into one dilly bag.at dilly-bag, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 8: No bastard has Buckley’s chance of changing his mind.at bastard, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 99: ‘It’s too hot to ride at the bat’ [...] He set the pace at a slow trot.at at the bat (adv.) under bat, n.2
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 21: Can’t afford [...] getting a belting into the bargain.at belting (n.) under belt, v.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 33: I [...] caught sight of your broad bundoon sticking out from that salt bush.at bend-down (n.) under bend, v.1
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 23: Then sometime at our leisure [...] we can ease our way gently out of the big smoke.at Big Smoke, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 11: I also happen to have a roll of greenbacks big enough to choke a horse.at big enough to choke a bull (adj.) under big, adj.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 10: She’d turn un-romantic in a hurry if she learned of some of the bins ou’ve patronised around Wonchai.at bin, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 18: ‘I’m driving this car out to a one horse town called Eucharong.’ ‘Never heard of it.’ ‘You wouldn’t. It’s way back o’Bourke. Beyond the Black Stump’.at beyond the black stump (adj.) under black stump, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 42: ‘How did you know we were sailors?’ [...] ‘Blind Freddie ud know you for sailors. Pick you a mile off’.at blind Freddie, n.
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 115: You [...] can go on a blind whenever you feel like it, with no one to answer to.at blinder, n.3
1967 J. Wynnum I’m a Jack, All Right 42: The only times any customers have been prepared to get stuck with them coloured needles has been when they are completely blithered.at blithered, adj.