| D 1 |
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| dish licker |
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dog. |
| dishy |
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sexually attractive; glamorous. |
| divvy |
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to divide up; to share. |
| do a flit |
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to run away, especially from responsibility;
to move house without paying bills or rent. |
| do a Melba |
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to continually return from retirement. |
| do a moonlight flit |
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to leave at night without paying debts. |
| do a nickywhoop |
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to depart hastily. |
| do a perish |
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to die. |
| do me a favour! |
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a remark indicating you want another person to
desist from his/her comments. |
| do the dirty |
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to do the wrong thing by someone. |
| do your block |
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to lose your temper. |
| do your dash |
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to reach one's limit. |
| do your lolly/do your
nana/do your nut |
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to have a tantrum. |
| dob on |
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to tell tales (eg: He dobbed on me). |
| dobber |
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an informer. |
| doesn't give a bugger |
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couldn't care less. |
| doesn't know if
he's/she's Martha or Arthur |
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someone who is stupid or in a state of
confusion. |
| doesn't miss a trick |
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a very alert person. |
| dog - box |
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an old fashioned train with no corridors. |
| dog stiffener/dogger |
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a professional dingo hunter. |
| dog's breakfast |
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a state of chaos. |
| dog's disease |
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World War II slang for malaria. |
| dog's eye |
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meat pie (rhyming slang). |
| dole bludger |
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someone who allegedly prefers the unemployment
benefit to paid employment. |
| done like a dinner |
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thoroughly defeated. |
| done up like a pet
lizard/done up like a pox-doctor's clark |
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to be dressed up; to be over dressed. |
| dong |
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to strike or punch someone. |
| donga/donger |
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the bush; the outback; a penis. |
| don't come the raw
prawn |
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don't try to fool me. |
| don't do anything I
wouldn't |
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joking advice to someone going on a trip. |
| don't pick your nose
or your head will cave in |
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an insult meaning someone is brainless. |
| doobywhacker/doodackie/doodad/doodah |
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a term for something you have forgotten the
name of; a smal gadget or part of a machine. |
| dooks |
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hands; fists. |
| dosh |
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money. |
| dosshouse |
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cheap boarding house. |
| Down Under |
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Australia. |
| dragging the chain |
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lagging behind fellow drinkers (originally a
shearers term). |
| drain the
dragon/drain the lizard |
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to urinate. |
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