| jack of |
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to be tired of something; pissed off. |
| jack of all trades,
master of none |
|
a person that will try anything. |
| jackass |
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kookaburra. |
| jake |
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all right (eg: Everything's jake). |
| jack up (about
something) |
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to refuse to do something. |
| jackaroo |
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a cattle station worker. |
| jam - jars |
|
thick lensed spectacles. |
| Japanese safety
shoes/boots |
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thongs (i.e: backless rubber sandals). |
| jarrah jerker |
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a Western Australian timber worker. |
| jelly |
|
gelignite. |
| Jesus wept! |
|
an exclamation. |
| jiffy |
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a short period of time (eg: I'll be there in a
jiffy). |
| jiggered |
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broken; of no use. |
| jillaroo |
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a female jackaroo (cattle station worker). |
| Jimmies/Jimmy Britts |
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shits (rhyming slang - eg: It's enough to give
you the Jimmies). |
| Jimmy Dancer |
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cancer (rhyming slang). |
| Jimmy Woodser |
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solitary drink or a lone drinker. |
| Joe Blake |
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snake (rhyming slang). |
| Joe Blow |
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an average bloke. |
| joey |
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a baby kangaroo |
| johnny cake |
|
a type of damper (Bushman's bread baked in the
hot ashes of a campfire. |
| jolly urethane time
(it's) |
|
a floor sanders/tradesman's joke when coating
floors with polyurethane (or varnish) and stumbling out feeling a little
high with a toxic headache or maybe just a jolly headspin. |
| journo |
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journolist |
| jumbuck |
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sheep. |
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