| B 3 |
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| blotto |
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drunk/pissed. |
| blow a fuse |
|
to lose one's temper. |
| blow in the bag |
|
take a breathalyser test. |
| blowie |
|
blowfly. |
| blow - in |
|
an uninvited guest (and usually unwelcome). |
| blow through |
|
to leave; to depart without paying. |
| bludge |
|
to live off someone else; to let someone else
to do your work. |
| bludger |
|
someone who bludges. |
| blue |
|
fight or argument; mistake, nickname for a redhead. |
| blue duck |
|
disappointment; mistake. |
| blue - flier |
|
a fast kangaroo. |
| blue - nosed wowser |
|
killjoy; teatotaller (non - drinker). |
| blue - tongue |
|
shearers' term for a shed hand; unskilled
worker. |
| blues |
|
police. |
| Bluestone college |
|
Pentridge Prison. |
| bluey |
|
a summons issued by police; cattle dog (blue
heeler); rolled up blanket (as used by swagmen). |
| bob |
|
shilling (pre - decimal coin equivalent to ten
cents). |
| bobby dazzler |
|
excellence of a person or thing (eg: He's a
real bobby dazzler). |
| Bob's your uncle |
|
an expression indicating everything is fine. |
| bob's worth/two bob's
worth |
|
opinion; point of view (eg: She put in her two
bob's worth). |
| bodgie |
|
a member of a male subculture of the 50's
similar to Britains Teddyboys; also means inferior or unskilled.. |
| bogan |
|
a young lout. |
| bog house |
|
toilet |
| bog roll |
|
toilet paper (also called 'date roll'). |
| boil the billy |
|
put the kettle on to make a cup of tea or
coffee. |
| boiler |
|
woman of a certain age (eg: she's an old
boiler). |
| bonkers |
|
crazy. |
| bonzer/bonza |
|
excellent. |
| boo - boo |
|
error. |
| booby |
|
a foolish person; frightened. |
| bookie |
|
bookmaker. |
| boomer |
|
anything excessively large; huge lie; a large
male kangaroo. |
| boomerang |
|
a dishonoured cheque. |
| boots and all |
|
wholeheartedly. |
| booze artist |
|
heavy drinker. |
| booze bus |
|
police vehicle used to apply random
breathalyser tests to drivers |
| boozer |
|
heavy drinker; local pub. |
| booze - up |
|
wild party, with plenty of alcohol. |
| bore the pants off
(someone) |
|
to be excessively boring. |
| bosker |
|
excellent. |
| boss cocky |
|
farmer who employs labour and works himself;
an employer. |
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