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Everyone has enjoyed a crossword puzzle at some point in their life, with millions turning to them daily for a gentle getaway to relax and enjoy – or to simply keep their minds stimulated. Stonkered - Exhausted or drunk. Woop-woop - A remote location. Dirty - To cheat someone. Sparrow's fart - Daybreak. The clue and answer(s) above was last seen in the NYT. Rabbit on - To talk endlessly about nothing. 'Did you see the duco on that old Holden mate? Bald as a bandicoot - Bald. Doing... Crossword Clue NYT. 13d Wooden skis essentially. Sleepout - An area of the house that was once open but has now been enclosed to form a new room. Fresh start, metaphorically Crossword Clue NYT. Euphemism for a lesbian couple Crossword Clue - FAQs.
Like bee's knees etc. She'll be right, mate - The Aussie attitude to hardship. White-ant - To undermine someone. 'The Blues really got creamed in the game last Saturday.
Also pozzie)'Hey Bruce save me a possie at the jetty when you go fishing'. We hear you at The Games Cabin, as we also enjoy digging deep into various crosswords and puzzles each day, but we all know there are times when we hit a mental block and can't figure out a certain answer. Bloody - Known as the great Australian adjective. You came here to get. 9d Author of 2015s Amazing Fantastic Incredible A Marvelous Memoir. 30d Private entrance perhaps. Moggy - Domestic cat. You can play New York times Crosswords online, but if you need it on your phone, you can download it from this links: "Here's $20, now that should square us up. 'I'm heading out bush. ' Fluff - To fart or to make a mistake.
Lob in / lob up - Turn up unexpectedly. Local yokel - A well known local person. By a cat's whisker - Just managed to do something. Bleeder - Uncomplimentary term for a man. Cove - Old slang for Bloke, man etc. True blue - Genuine Australian. Go crook - To get angry. Pull the other one - Statement of disbelief. Breadbasket - Stomach. Please check the answer provided below and if its not what you are looking for then head over to the main post and use the search function. Peters (thanks for the) - Refers to a beer with too much head (froth). Pixies (off with the) - Day dreaming. 'It's fair dinkum mate!
Cluey - Knowledgeable. Monday-itis - The thing everyone who works for a living feels on a Monday morning. 49d Portuguese holy title. Bowerbird - Compulsive hoarder. Meaning they are a bit dumb. There is no hard and fast rule for how this gets done but it is something you learn by listening to the sound. What might have bumps on a log? Guzzle - Drink quickly. Dinky - To take a passenger on a pushbike (usually on the handlebars. Buggered if I know - No idea at all. Cheese (old) - Female head of a family. Bully for you - Good for you. Smoko - A short break from work. Or, perhaps you want to take a rewind back in time.
"Politicians are all lower than a snake's belly. Reg Grundies - Underpants. Angle of the dangle - Whether a man has an erection. "Bruce is a real no-hoper. Or 'All politicians are crooks'. Bonza or bonzer - Excellent. Chew and spew - Cheap eating joint with poor quality food. First you need answer the ones you know, then the solved part and letters would help you to get the other ones. O. Ocker - Australian equivalent of and American 'redneck'. Biker - Member of a motorcycle club or gang. Unique answers are in red, red overwrites orange which overwrites yellow, etc.
'Bruce had a real skin full at the pub. 'Jeez I'm jack-of this place. Hottie - An attractive woman. Lie doggo - To hide. Dobber - An informer.
'Bruce came a real gutzer when he tried out for the footy team'. Wing-nut - Person whose ears stick out more than usual. Optic nerve - Perve. 'Get your clodhoppers off the sofa. Also a female breast. Boondie - Hard lump of sand. 'He been in and out of the dunny all day, must have a bad case of the trots. See ya later - Farewell. The other side Crossword Clue NYT. Going there and back to see how far it is - Said when someone wants to know where you are going and you don't want to say.
A defined sub-group who lack sociability and concern for others. Also dunny, kybo, crapper, thunder box) To take a bog means to defecate. Outback - Remote areas. Yank tank - Large American car. Things are crook in Tallarook - Said when things are going wrong. Razoo (doesn't have a brass) - Broke, destitute.. Reckon - Estimate or guess. It is possible that the original term was used during the 1st World War when the Australian troops were told to stand Ridgid & Dignified when in the trenches. Call it a day - To finish work for the day. Lolly (do your) - Lose your temper. Ring-in - A substitute. Strike a light - Expression of surprise.