Australian slang for a bottle shop or liquor store.
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A bricklayer.
Chocolate-flavoured milk.
An unfashionable, awkward but often likeable person.
A silly or foolish person.
A quilt or duvet used as bed covering.
An insulated portable cooler or ice box.
A sandwich.
A quick trip to a service station for fuel, food or drinks.
A quick look.
Tasmania.
A metal pot or can used to boil water over a campfire.
Take a day off work by claiming to be ill, whether genuinely sick or not.
Very disappointed, annoyed or upset.
Lose one's temper or react childishly.
Nonsense or an untrue claim, a milder variation of a vulgar expression.
Broken, useless or no longer functioning.
Become very angry or annoyed; contains mild vulgar language.
A rumour, false report or unlikely story.
Badly damaged, intoxicated or in a terrible condition.
Chicken parmigiana, especially the meal served in pubs; the name varies by state.
An afternoon snack or light meal.
A very remote inland location.
A swimming costume, common in parts of southern and western Australia.
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