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bot
to bludge/borrow, especially cigarettes and liquor.
botfly
a scrounger; one who bots.
bottler
person, thing or event of outstanding merit.
bottom of the harbour scheme
the selling and reselling of companies to avoid tax.
bottle - oh
collector of empty bottles.
bowerbird
compulsive hoarder; petty thief.
bowyangs
straps buckled over trousers below the knees.
boys in blue
police.
Bradman
an unbeatable opponent in sport (Named after the cricketer, Sir Donald Bradman).
brain bucket
safety helmet.
brass monkey weather
very cold (freeze the balls off a brass monkey). 
brass razoo
small amount of money, usually expressed negatively (eg: I haven't got a brass razoo).
break it down!
expression of disbelief.
break open a coldie/tinnie
to open a beer. 
breakfast bird
kookaburra.
breather
short rest.
breeze
easy task. 
brewer's droop
temporary impotence caused by excessive intake of alcohol.
brick short of a load
simple minded person.
bright as a two watt globe
stupid person. 
bright spark
cheerful. alert person.
broad in the beam
having large hips and/or bottom.
brown nose
to crawl to someone; to be obsequious. 
brown noser
someone who brown noses (see above).
brumby
wild horse.
brummy
counterfeit; dud. 
bubbler
drinking fountain.
Buckley's
very little chance (eg: you've got buckley's chance of winning the lottery).
budgie
a small native Australian parrot (budgerigar)
buffer
an elderly man. 
buffin' the muffin'
having sexual intercourse.
bugger about
to mess around; to work ineffectually.
bugger all
very little; nothing.
bugger off!
go away!
buggered if I know
I have no idea; phrase indicating one is bemused about something.
buggerlugs
irreverent, but sometimes affectionate, way of referring to an individual (eg: Buggerlugs here wants to go home).
bugle
nose.



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