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| draw the crabs |
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to attract unwelcome attention. |
| drink with the flies |
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to drink alone; to be unsociable. |
| drippy |
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boring. |
| drive the porcelain
bus |
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to vomit into the toilet. |
| drives uphill with
the clutch slipping |
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someone stupid. |
| drongo |
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an idiot (derived from an ungainly Australian
racehorse of the 1920's called Drongo, famous for coming last). |
| droob |
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a fool. |
| drop a clanger |
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to make a social blunder; to impart
embarrassing information, usually unintentional. |
| drop a U-ie |
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to make a U - turn. |
| drop off! |
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go away!. |
| drop your bundle |
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to be thrown by something; to give up; to give
birth. |
| dropkick |
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a despicable or disliked person. |
| drover's dog |
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a complaining term meaning anyone at all (eg:
A drover's dog could have done that). |
| drown some worms |
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to go fishing. |
| drunk as Chloe |
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very drunk. |
| dry as a dead dingo's
donga/dry as a pom's towel |
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extremely dry; willing of alcohol refreshment. |
| dry as
dog biscuits |
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anything that is dry and awful to eat (army
biscuits, Stale toast etc), or nothing left, empty. |
| dubbo |
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a country bumpkin. |
| ducks and drakes |
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shakes (rhyming slang). |
| ducks and geese |
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police (rhyming slang). |
| duck's dinner |
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a drink of water without anything to eat. |
| duck's disease |
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having a low slung bottom and short legs. |
| duckshoving |
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pushing in a queue; unfair business practices. |
| duds |
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trousers. |
| duffer |
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cattle thief; a term for a foolish person
(sometimes affectionate). |
| dull as a month of
Sundays |
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very boring. |
| dumper |
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a wave that breaks suddenly, hurling the
swimmer/surfer down with great force. |
| dunking |
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the practice of dipping a biscuit into one's
tea or coffee. |
| dunga |
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angry. |
| dunny |
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toilet. |
| dunny brush |
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'flat top' haircut. |
| dunny driver |
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a plunber. |
| dusting |
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trashing; beating. |
| dust up |
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a fight or brawl. |
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