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Dictionary of Australian Words And Terms

 

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IBIS . A specie of heron, about two feet long, with long, slender, downwardly curved bill like that of a curlew, with which don't confuse.
IMSHEE . To go away.
INKED . To be drunk.
INTRO. . Abbreviation of introduction.
IRONBARK . Genus of Eucalyptus.
IT, TO BE . To be in authority.
 
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Luxate : a. Luxated.; v. t. To displace, or remove from its proper place, as a joint; to put out of joint; to dislocate.
 
A Dictionary of Australian Words And Terms by Gilbert H. Lawson, published originally in 1924 in Balmain, Sydney by the Direct Hosiery Company
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