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Broken-Hearted Shearer’ in Burrowa News (NSW) 1 Jan. 4: ‘Sold again and got the money,’ ‘Who struck Buckley such a rap!’ / She had all the slang and flash talk that was going round the town.at who struck Buckley?, phr.
Broken-Hearted Shearer’ in Burrowa News (NSW) 1 Jan. 4: ‘Sold again and got the money,’ ‘Who struck Buckley such a rap!’ / She had all the slang and flash talk that was going round the town. Burrowa News (NSW) 7 Oct. 2/3: The district also boasts a resident 92 years of age [...] who can still swing Kelly and read the paper unaided by glasses.at kelly, n.1
Burrowa News (NSW) 24 June 7/4: ‘Angie,’ is the vernacular expression for ‘angel’s food,’ or ‘coke,’ which is cocaine. Taken in the powder form, one packet usually contains enough for four ‘sniffs,’ and costs 10/-.at angel’s food (n.) under angel, n.
Burrowa News (NSW) 24 June 7/4: ‘Angie,’ is the vernacular expression for ‘angel’s food,’ or ‘coke,’ which is cocaine. Taken in the powder form, one packet usually contains enough for four ‘sniffs,’ and costs 10/-.at angie, n.
Burrowa News (NSW) 24 June 7/4: ‘Angie,’ is the vernacular expression for ‘angel’s food,’ or ‘coke,’ which is cocaine. Taken in the powder form, one packet usually contains enough for four ‘sniffs,’ and costs 10/-.at coke, n.1
Burrowa News (NSW) 24 June 7/4: ‘Angie,’ is the vernacular expression for ‘angel’s food,’ or ‘coke,’ which is cocaine. Taken in the powder form, one packet usually contains enough for four ‘sniffs,’ and costs 10/-.at sniff, n.
Burrowa News (NSW) 24 June 7/4: Wild ‘snow’ parties are stated to be almost nightly occurrences in one block.at snow party (n.) under snow, n.1
Burrowa News (NSW) 24 June 7/4: She regained her senses, jumped out of the car, and cried, ‘Give me ‘snow’! For God’s sake give me ‘snow’! Oh, won’t you give me some!’.at snow, n.1
Burrowa News (NSW) 23 July 8/4: Cr. Hanley said he was now convinced that Mgr. Cahill had ‘lost his punch’.at lose one’s punch (v.) under punch, n.
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