![[Aus]](/static/img/flags/aus.png "Australia")
Sheepmates 217: She [...] came back with some amber liquid in a glass.at amber fluid (n.) under amber, adj.
Sheepmates 217: She [...] came back with some amber liquid in a glass. Sheepmates 72: There’s too big of a mob fer one man to shout the house on his pat at a zac a pop, so you shove in a deaner a nob and flip the rats an’ mice, see? [Ibid.] 73: I think you know somethin’ about throwin’ them rats an’ mice.at rats and mice, n.
Sheepmates 245: They’ll [...] get a gutful o’ gallopin’ an’ start booin’ around lookin’ for the fool scrubber that started ’em orf to give him a well-earned poke in the bingie.at bingy, n.
Sheepmates 164: I’m going to learn to say ‘My bloody oath!’ and ‘Dinkum, Bonzer’.at bonzer, n.
Sheepmates 65: Though he was the ‘brokest’ of the party of eight, he was the cheeriest.at broke, adj.1
Sheepmates 172: He’s a dirty ‘come-on’ for that speelerin’ Fritz.at come-on, n.
Sheepmates 173: You sling orf at ’im cos e’ talks English. You reckon ’e’s comin’ it over you cos ’e knows where all the aitches go in.at come it over (v.) under come it, v.1
Sheepmates 65: Topton [...] had very nearly been given the management of a station, but a ‘crawling cow’ had spoilt his chances with the company.at crawl, v.1
Sheepmates 139: A sleepyhead’s a deadhead in any stock camp.at deadhead, n.
Sheepmates 192: That’s nigger-dhrivin’ bosses to rout us out of ourr warrm nap wid his daylight! beforre the starrs is aff the shky!at nigger-driving (adj.) under nigger-driver, n.
Sheepmates 245: They’ll [...] get a gutful o’ gallopin’ an’ start booin’ around lookin’ for the fool scrubber that started ’em orf.at gutsful, n.
Sheepmates 121: By the howly smoke ye’re right, an’ all!at holy smoke!, excl.
Sheepmates 240: ‘Well, hooroo!’ And he was gone.at hooroo!, excl.
Sheepmates 147: Well I started as a jackeroo on this place twenty-five years ago, and I’ve managed it now for the last fifteen.at jackaroo, n.
Sheepmates 175: Be jaze!at jeez!, excl.
Sheepmates 21: ‘You book it well ahead and put in the solid Jim.’ (What? — Thirteen and ninepence, and I have to pay two and nine to see?).at jim, n.3
Sheepmates 26: Not quite up to the knocker, Son?at up to the knocker under knocker, n.1
Sheepmates 244: Nothing pleased them more than for one of their number to be caught by a charging ‘Mickey’ [...] No one ever got hurt beyond a bruise or two from stumpy horns.at mickey, n.1
Sheepmates 72: There’s too big of a mob fer one man to shout the house on his pat at a zac a pop, so you shove in a deaner a nob and flip the rats an’ mice, see?at nob, n.1
Sheepmates 95: A camel train winding slowly up [...] Turbaned Afghan drivers in flowing white shirts [...] added just the last touch when the coach overtook the caravan. There was mail for the owner of the sixty-head string of ‘oonts’.at oont, n.
Sheepmates 118: Hallett took charge of the three ‘parcel post’ men and showed them a bunk where they could deposit their belongings.at parcel post, n.
Sheepmates 278: There was nothing for it but to plug on through the night.at plug, v.1
Sheepmates 72: There’s too big of a mob fer one man to shout the house on his pat at a zac a pop, so you shove in a deaner a nob and flip the rats an’ mice, see?at pop, n.1
Sheepmates 163: It does me good to see the likes o’ them that’s lorded it [...] down to pot-jostlin’ for the toiler.at pot-jostler (n.) under pot, n.1
Sheepmates 268: Richards never has a rahzoo.at razoo, n.1
Sheepmates 197: One man, the ‘ringer’ of the shed, went away with more money earned in the three weeks than Atherton would draw for his year’s work.at ringer, n.
Sheepmates 198: Dey say, ‘Hard cheese, Fritz, old sausech! You vos have der rodden lugk.’.at sausage, n.
Sheepmates 197: Several lost their all in the great two-up game that started out in the open between the shearers’ hut and the kitchen. Fritz went into the ‘school’ with three pounds in his hand, and left [...] with forty.at school, n.
Sheepmates 245: They’ll [...] get a gutful o’ gallopin’ an’ start booin’ around lookin’ for the fool scrubber that started ’em orf to give him a well-earned poke in the bingie.at scrubber, n.
Sheepmates 168: The latter was silent too. Men did not ‘skite’ over long about their riding in Hallett’s camp.at skite, v.1
load more results