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| could eat a horse and
chase the rider |
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very hungry. |
| could kick the arse
off an emu |
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in excellent health. |
| could sell boomerangs
to the Aboriginals |
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very persuasive. |
| couldn't get a kick
in a stampede |
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said of a poorly performing football player. |
| couldn't give a
continental/f**k |
|
denotes lack of concern. |
| couldn't give away
cheese at a rats' picnic |
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utterly hopeless. |
| couldn't hit the side
of a barn |
|
someone with poor aim. |
| couldn't knock the
skin off a rice pudding |
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physically weak; ineffectual. |
| couldn't lie straight
in bed |
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a compulsive liar, cheat, swindler. |
| couldn't run a chook
raffle in a country pub |
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thoroughly incompetent; someone with no
organisational skills. |
| couldn't run guts for
a slow butcher |
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very slow; stupid. |
| couldn't train a
choko vine over a country dunny |
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exceptionally incompetent. |
| couldn't win if he
started the night before |
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a slow racehorse; a slow individual. |
| country cousin |
|
dozen (rhyming slang). |
| couple of pies short
of a grand final |
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stupid. |
| cow cockie |
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dairy farmer. |
| crash hot |
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first rate; excellent; extra good. |
| crawler |
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flatter; yes man; sniveller. |
| cripes! |
|
an exclamation. |
| croak/croak it |
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to die. |
| crocodile |
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a horse. |
| crock |
|
lies (eg: a crock of shit) |
| crook |
|
ill; no good. |
| crooked on |
|
angry with or about. |
| crow eater |
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a South Australian resident (Also known as a
Pie Eater). |
| crumb gatherer |
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an Aussie Rules footballer who is good at
getting the loose ball. |
| crumblies |
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frail old people; elderly parents. |
| cry Herb/cry Ralph |
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to vomit. |
| Cunnamulla cartwheel |
|
wide brimmed hat (More commonly known now as
an Akubra). |
| cuppa |
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cup of tea. |
| cush |
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fair and square (eg: we're all cush now). |
| cushy |
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well paid; an undemanding job. |
| cut |
|
intoxicated. |
| cut lunch |
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Sandwich..or to pass wind (Fart..To cut your
lunch). |
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