Cheater squares are indicated with a + sign. Good as gold - Very good. Brumby - Wild horse. Bright spark - Clever person. Tickle the till - Employee who steals from the cash register.
Big bikkies - Lots of money. Know a thing or two - To have good knowledge of something. Bitumen blond - Aboriginal woman. Kiss-Chasey - Flirting, usually a term used by children about adults. Piffle - Rubbish, nonsense. Like a shag on a rock - Alone. To go to town - To attack someone verbally.
Knuckles - A game played mostly by school boys which involves trying to hit each other's knuckles. Go bush - To head out away from the city into the outback. Bite your bum - Same as saying 'Shut up. ' It was ___ dream Crossword Clue NYT. Doesn't know if he's / she's Arthur or Martha - Confused. Q. Qantas - Queensland and Northern Territory Air Service. 'No mate, I won't have a bar of that! Clean skin - Unbranded cattle or a bottle of wine with no label.
Angle of the dangle - Whether a man has an erection. WARNING - Aussie slang can be rude, irreverent and politically incorrect. Preggers - Pregnant. Servo - Petrol station. 'Shut up or I'll give you a clout! ' Nick (in the) - Naked, without clothes.
'Bruce barracks for the Eagles'. Grommet - Junior surfer. See also 'Brown nose'. Off like a bride's nightie - Leave suddenly. Thing-a-ma-jig - Anything you can't remember the name of. Wanker - Thoughtless selfish ignorant person. Lousy - Can mean ill or not good. Mutt - Dog of mixed parentage. We would ask you to mention the newspaper and the date of the crossword if you find this same clue with the same or a different answer. Yobbo - Larrikin with anti-social tendencies. "Bruce's car isn't a patch on mine.
Point the bone at - To blame someone for something. Cripes / crikey - Exclamation of surprise. Dinky - To take a passenger on a pushbike (usually on the handlebars. Chiack - Make fun of but with good humour. 'Hey Bruce, I think Johhno is barking up the wrong tree. Bite on (to put the) - Pressure someone for money. 'He gives me the willies. Cockroach - Queensland expression for people from New South Wales. Dummy (to spit the) - Lose one's temper.