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Dreamers 116: I saw the youngest one down the car park and she was drunk, drunk as a monkey.at drunk as (a)..., adj.
Dreamers 116: I saw the youngest one down the car park and she was drunk, drunk as a monkey. Dreamers 105: They was real bloody dinkum out and out bludgers.at out-and-out, adj.
Dreamers 84: Arse-lickin’ I call it, you’re just scareda gettin’ belted up.at arse-licking (n.) under arse-lick, v.
Dreamers 74: Sharing the last of the bacca, / some with clay pipes / and others rolling.at bacca, n.
Dreamers 120: God bless you, missus. Hey! Big boss! You up there! You listenin’?at big boss, the, n.
Dreamers 83: Sandy was as tough as an old boomer.at boomer, n.1
Dreamers 117: You’ve had a pretty fair crack of the whip and it’s time I started puttin’ my foot down.at fair crack of the whip, n.
Dreamers 89: You fuckin’ sly dingo bastard!at dingo, n.
Dreamers 86: Git up an’ show ’im a real middar. Go on, oldy, a real dinkum yahllarah.at dinkum, adj.
Dreamers 80: eli: Bastard deserved all he got. peter: Yeah, an’ I give it to him, flattened him.at flatten, v.
Dreamers 83: Look, Nyoongahs buy their grog from Wetjalas, they break the law and they git jugged by Wetjalas.at jugged, adj.
Dreamers 78: roy: Hope they don’t come round lookin’ for boondah for petrol to git ’ome. [...] peter: Don’t you know how to milk a bowser?at milk, v.
Dreamers 83: Freeo? What’s wrong with Fremantle Gaol?at -o, sfx
Dreamers 84: ’Ere y’ are, oldy, git that inta yuh.at oldie, n.
Dreamers 129: I can reef your money off you any day, mate.at reef, v.1
Dreamers 75: Shut yer trap both of yer.at shut one’s trap (v.) under trap, n.1
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