User:Samwilson/Noongarpedia/W entries

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 * 1) And

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 * 1) After

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 * 1) Two

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 * 1) know, (I don-t) [10 (n)]; hills [13]; what [22]; where [14 (f)(u)]
 * 2) Where

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 * 1) serious [4][6]; not joking; in earnest [4]
 * 2) Serious, not joking, in earnest

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 * 1) to mix [4 (e)]

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 * 1) wild turkey [10 (s)]

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 * 1) Sea snake

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 * 1) eagle hawk [11 (a)]

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 * 1) dead [10 (s)]

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 * 1) Eagle hawk

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 * 1) Wedge tailed eagle
 * 2) wedge tailed eagle [20]

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 * 1) cut [24]

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 * 1) bush walk or walkabout [20]

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 * 1) kangaroo; hill [10 (o)]

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 * 1) The west
 * 2) the west [4][6]

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 * 1) neck [3 (a)]

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 * 1) fun [23][24]

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 * 1) playground [24]

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 * 1) Playing

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 * 1) emu [13]

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 * 1) duck [2]

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 * 1) bad [24]

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 * 1) bad deed [23]

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 * 1) nonsense [23]

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 * 1) bad; evil; horrible; horror; mischief; etc. [23]

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 * 1) snake [10 (h)]

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 * 1) snake, diamond [2]

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 * 1) The local name of the Ngotack family

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 * 1) The sow-thistle

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 * 1) a local name for the Ngotak family; to sow thistle [4]

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 * 1) see widjee [4]

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 * 1) fastened up [4]

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 * 1) Fastened up; as *.katta mungara wadjoo*, the hair of the head rolled up in the way the natives wear it

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 * 1) Bad
 * 2) bad [10 (u)]

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 * 1) Sea

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 * 1) I go by the beach [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) west [23][24]

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 * 1) no [10 (e)]

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 * 1) grey butcher bird [18 (w)]

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 * 1) bird, butcher-bird, Vanga destructor [9]

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 * 1) doe kangaroo [11 (a)]

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 * 1) neatly dressed [6]

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 * 1) emu [10 (e)]

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 * 1) windpipe [11]

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 * 1) wattle bird [23][24]

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 * 1) emu [18 (w)]

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 * 1) bird, emu [9]

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 * 1) listen to the emu [11 (a)]

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 * 1) fastened up, applied to hair [9]; hair of head dressed; fastened up [6];
 * 2) hair of the head with grease and ochre [5]

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 * 1) emu [7]

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 * 1) frightened; awed [6]

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 * 1) wind [3]

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 * 1) fire [10 (a)]

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 * 1) snake [10 (b)]

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 * 1) emu [10 (h)(l)]

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 * 1) emu [10 (o)(r)]

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 * 1) scorpion [23][24]

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 * 1) emu [10 (p)]; fire [10 (q)]; speak; quiet [3]

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 * 1) breath [23][24]

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 * 1) shirt [23][24]

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 * 1) snake [10 (a)]

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 * 1) snake [7]

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 * 1) snake [10 (r)]

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 * 1) emu [10 (j)]

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 * 1) emu [10 (d)]

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 * 1) emu [10 (m)]

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 * 1) emu [11 (a)]

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 * 1) carpet snake [13]

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 * 1) snake [10 (j)]

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 * 1) kangaroo [2]

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 * 1) kangaroo rat [15][16]

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 * 1) hill; hillock [9]

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 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (k)]

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 * 1) no [10 (k)]

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 * 1) possum [10 (b)]

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 * 1) Afraid

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 * 1) fright [24]

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 * 1) emu [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Emu
 * 2) ground rat [20]
 * 3) Ground rats

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 * 1) dreaded [23]

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 * 1) Temple

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 * 1) carpet snake [11 (a)]

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 * 1) die [11]; dead [10 (k)]

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 * 1) to die [4 (b)]

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 * 1) die; died; dead; death [23]

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 * 1) deadly [23]

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 * 1) escape [23][24]

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 * 1) girl [2]

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 * 1) hungry [10 (k)]

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 * 1) dead [23][24]

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 * 1) dead [10 (h)(r)]; black duck [10 (k)]; thirsty [10 (p)];
 * 2) native hop [11 (a)]

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 * 1) coward [23]

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 * 1) emu [2, 18 (a)]

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 * 1) see watto; away; hence;go away [4]

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 * 1) emu [10 (k)(s)][20][22]

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 * 1) plant, Kingia sp. [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) thirsty [10 (b)]

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 * 1) emu [23]

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 * 1) Australian crow [18 (i)]

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 * 1) Venomous snake
 * 2) venomous snake [20]

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 * 1) duck, black [10 (p)]

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 * 1) bad [10 (j)(n)]

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 * 1) bird, waterfowl species [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) the sea-shore [4 (b)]

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 * 1) to cure by enchantment [4]
 * 2) To cure by enchantment.  This process is performed by drawing away the Boyla, who is the patient, from the diseased part of some of the extremities of the body, whence he is expelled by the operator, who effects his purpose by squeezing the afflicted part with his hands, gradually drawing them towards the extremities. He however, is very careful, after each squeeze, to shake his hands, and blow, well upon them, to save himself from being afflicted by the boly-ya, who generally eventually goes off in an invisible form, although sometimes he assumes the form of a piece of quartz, in which case he is captured and preserved as a great curiosity.  If any person has a great reputation for performing this operation, the natives will, in the event of the illness of a relative, travel many miles to procure his attendance.

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 * 1) a species of dowak [4]; eaglehawk [10 (d)(e)(j)(o)];
 * 2) throwing stick [9]

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 * 1) a species of fish [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) to laugh [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) the calf of the leg [4]

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 * 1) stem of Xanthorrhoea flower [4]

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 * 1) to twirl the black boy stick for fire [4]

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 * 1) carelessly; without looking [4]

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 * 1) a large species of falcon [4 (b)]

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 * 1) a kangaroo rat [4]

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 * 1) the hair [4]; by-and-by [10 (b)]

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 * 1) in parts; divided; separated [4]

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 * 1) to divide; to give in portions; to share [4]

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 * 1) the seed of a parasite, bears red flowers [4 (b)]

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 * 1) long; tall; ungainly; tall [9]

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 * 1) tall; long; ungainly [4]

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 * 1) rat, kangaroo rat [5][9]

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 * 1) carelessly [6]

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 * 1) sea-shore [9]

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 * 1) charm by a spell, to; to cure by a spell [9];
 * 2) to curse by enchantment [6]

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 * 1) eaglehawk [8][10 (c)]

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 * 1) a species of fish [4]
 * 2) bird, eaglehawk, Aquila fucosa [9][10 (f)]; mountain eagle [9]; wedge-tailed eagle [18 (c)(w)];

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 * 1) eagle, mountain [6]

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 * 1) Xanthorrhoea stem [6]

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 * 1) come on [10 (q)]

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 * 1) rainbow, the [3][6][9]

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 * 1) eagle [24]; eaglehawk [10 (p)]; club [24]

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 * 1) rainbow [24]

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 * 1) spirit, sea [24]

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 * 1) wedge-tailed eagle [18 (x)]

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 * 1) rainbow [23][24]

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 * 1) circle [23]

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 * 1) Rainbow

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 * 1) calf of the leg [5][9]

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 * 1) eagle [13]

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 * 1) eagle [13]

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 * 1) Eaglehawk

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 * 1) the eaglehawk flew away into the clouds [14 (b)]

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 * 1) Xanthorrhoea tree, stem of the flower [5][9]

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 * 1) flower stem, blackboy [23][24]

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 * 1) eagle [23]

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 * 1) rainbow [23]

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 * 1) To twirl the blackboy stick for the purpose of making a light

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 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (i)]

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 * 1) regent parrot [18 (c)]

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 * 1) a big peness (sic) [11 (a)]

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 * 1) thunder [10 (q)]

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 * 1) fish [2]

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 * 1) change, to; to alter [9]

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 * 1) divide or share amongst several persons, to [9]

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 * 1) divided; separate; apart; individually; separately [9]

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 * 1) plant, seed of parasite - warrãp [9]

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 * 1) boomerang [10 (q)]

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 * 1) walking along without looking [4][6]

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 * 1) creeper (flower) [23]

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 * 1) creeper (coral) [23]

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 * 1) regardless; careless; carelessly [9]

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 * 1) eagle hawk [12]

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 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (h)]

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 * 1) calf, of the leg [3]

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 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (g)]

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 * 1) light [10 (h)]

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 * 1) baldness, partial; interval; space between [9]

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 * 1) swallow [23][24]

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 * 1) wallaby [7]

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 * 1) fine day [11]

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 * 1) a bird [7]

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 * 1) lungs [4][6][9]

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 * 1) lungs [23][24]

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 * 1) rat, kangaroo [23][24]

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 * 1) Another

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 * 1) squirrel [19]

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 * 1) Adultery

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 * 1) next [23]

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 * 1) name of native [17]

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 * 1) Old grey headed men p. 141 which means "very old grey headed men"
 * 2) old grey headed men [20]

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 * 1) Opossum, Ringtailed
 * 2) ring-tail possum [11 (a)]

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 * 1) the place where ring-tailed possum [11 (a)]

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 * 1) hills [13]; women-s wand, about ten feet long [11]

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 * 1) a species of insect [4][9]

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 * 1) ask, to [9]

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 * 1) screaming; crying loudly [4]

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 * 1) arms [7] upper arm [4][5][9];
 * 2) snake, edible, much liked [4][9];

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 * 1) to talk; to speak; to say [4]

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 * 1) a woman-s digging stick [4][9][17]; digging stick [6, 20];
 * 2) staff carried by women [5]

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 * 1) indisposed [6][9]

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 * 1) Women's stick where

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 * 1) long stick - womens wand [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Whirlwind

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 * 1) native wand [11]

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 * 1) bowels [8][10 (c)]; white gum [17]

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 * 1) clothes, to put on; to dress [9]; to carry on the back;
 * 2) to wear [6][9]

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 * 1) skipjack [3]

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 * 1) Bush walk or walkabout

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 * 1) lump where they bit them with the wand [11 (a)]

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 * 1) Eucalyptus species white gum [5][7][9]

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 * 1) crow [21]

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 * 1) insect species [9]

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 * 1) lizards, long-tailed [2]

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 * 1) dead [10 (t)]

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 * 1) stoop, go with a crutch [3]

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 * 1) snake [7]

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 * 1) leave, to [6]

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 * 1) cry out loudly, to [9]

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 * 1) scream, to [9]

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 * 1) snake [5]

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 * 1) squeeze [23][24]

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 * 1) digging up gran_(jell) with a wan [11 (a)]

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 * 1) health, in; well [6][9]

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 * 1) dumb [24]

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 * 1) bird, satin [9]

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 * 1) arm, upper [3]
 * 2) come [3]

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 * 1) talk, to [4][6][9]; to speak [4][6]

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 * 1) pepper tree [21]

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 * 1) fear; fright; terror [23]

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 * 1) knee, possibly knee-cap [3]

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 * 1) peppermint [11 (a)]

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 * 1) peppermint tree [13]

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 * 1) duck, black [10 (m)]

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 * 1) dead [10 (i)]

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 * 1) coward [24]

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 * 1) right hand [11]

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 * 1) water rat [11]

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 * 1) quit, to; to leave [9]

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 * 1) sound [23]

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 * 1) Ask, to

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 * 1) scolding, noisy [2]

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 * 1) hang the spears up [11]

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 * 1) Right hand
 * 2) right hand [25]

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 * 1) Digging stick

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 * 1) Sharpening the wanna or stick by the women in digging

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 * 1) sharpening a woman-s digging stick [4]

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 * 1) dead [10 (n)]

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 * 1) peppermint tree, name of [17]

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 * 1) dead [10 (f)]

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 * 1) duck, wood [10 (p)]

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 * 1) peppermint tree, name of [17]; dead [10 (p)]

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 * 1) die, to [6][9]

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 * 1) dead [6][9]

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 * 1) duck, black [10 (n)]

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 * 1) shark, blue [23][24]; peppermint tree [23]

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 * 1) roots of plants or trees [9]

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 * 1) Peach
 * 2) peach [25]

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 * 1) exclamation of suprise and warning [6]

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 * 1) a small species of fish [4]

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 * 1) to swim; to play [4 (b)]

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 * 1) fish (generic) [10 (e)]

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 * 1) way [24]

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 * 1) to kill; to slay [4 (b)]

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 * 1) to whistle [4]

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 * 1) large; immense [4 (e)]

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 * 1) the northern word for wynega [4]

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 * 1) the throat [4][6][9]; neck [3][3 (b)][5][6][7][9]

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 * 1) to be thirsty; the throat is burning [4]

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 * 1) to search for; to look for; to seek [4]

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 * 1) wedge-tailed eagle [18 (e)]

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 * 1) another; the other [4 (e)]

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 * 1) the upper part of the arm [4 (b)]

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 * 1) Three
 * 2) three [14 (v)]

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 * 1) bad [4][6][9 (d)][10 (o)(r)][22]; lazy [23][24];
 * 2) horrible(?) [24]; lazily; linger [23]; beware, desist, (a term of hostility) [3]

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 * 1) spotless crake [18 (w)]

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 * 1) Australian pipit [18 (w)]

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 * 1) a sort of yam like the potato [4]; edible root [5]; edible yam [9];
 * 2) cut; wound [23]

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 * 1) a porpoise [4][12]

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 * 1) a species of fish [4 (b)][9]

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 * 1) a female kangaroo [4]

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 * 1) to raise or rise [4][6]

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 * 1) the numeral three [4]

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 * 1) western warbler [18 (w)]

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 * 1) crow [8][10 (c)]
 * 2) Female kangaroo

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 * 1) grass [23]

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 * 1) eat [10 (q)]

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 * 1) porpoise [3]

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 * 1) remark [24]

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 * 1) otherwise [9]; fame; renown [6]

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 * 1) hero, a [6]

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 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (a)]

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 * 1) wild turkey [10 (t)]

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 * 1) eaglehawk [11 (a)]

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 * 1) kill, to [9]

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 * 1) crow [10 (i)]
 * 2) news; recent track of animal [9]; renown; fame [4][9];

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 * 1) a great native; one having renown [4]

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 * 1) hero; man of renown [9]

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 * 1) big [10 (n)]

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 * 1) big [10 (j)]

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 * 1) insect, fly, very large species [9]

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 * 1) bird, crow, Corvus coronoides? [9];
 * 2) crow [3][6][10 (e)(h)(n)]

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 * 1) throat [23][24]

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 * 1) edible [21]

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 * 1) medicinal root [20]
 * 2) Medicine root

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 * 1) bell bird [11 (a)]

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 * 1) thirsty [6]

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 * 1) mantle, child-s [3]

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 * 1) mantle, woman-s fastened under chin [3]

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 * 1) crow [11 (a)][25]

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 * 1) Crow

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 * 1) crow [4][5][10 (k)(s)(t)]; marrow [23][24]

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 * 1) whistle, to [6][9]

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 * 1) and; also [4]

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 * 1) look for, to [6][9]; to search [6]

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 * 1) search for, to [9]

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 * 1) carpet snake [22]; frog [5]

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 * 1) three [6][9]

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 * 1) knoll; hillock [9]

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 * 1) whirlwind [6][9]

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 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (q)]

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 * 1) Scrub the

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 * 1) native companion [10 (o)]

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 * 1) Ghosts
 * 2) ghosts [10 (u)]

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 * 1) day; light [10 (d)]

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 * 1) come here [11]

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 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (o)]
 * 2) wedge-tailed eagle [18 (u)]; eagle [21];

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 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (s)(t)]

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 * 1) eagle [2]; wedge-tailed eagle [18 (a)]

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 * 1) by-and-by [10 (a)]

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 * 1) rabbit [22]

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 * 1) shark, blue [19]

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 * 1) dead [10 (j)]; women-s spear [22]

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 * 1) moustache on doe kangaroo [11 (a)]

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 * 1) peppermint tree [22]

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 * 1) next [24]

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 * 1) upper arm [11]

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 * 1) Gum tree

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 * 1) humerus [13]

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 * 1) sun [10 (a)]

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 * 1) kangaroo, female [3][7]; darkness [3]

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 * 1) play hocky?? [11]

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 * 1) place; way [23]

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 * 1) the other [4]

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 * 1) bird, hen, little, Zapornia [9]
 * 2) bird, swamp hen, little, Zapornia? [9];
 * 3) spotless crake [18 (w)]

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 * 1) Australian pipit [18 (w)]; bird, lark, anthus [9]

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 * 1) Crested parrot

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 * 1) Crested parrot

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 * 1) crested parrot [20]

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 * 1) porpoise [5][9]

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 * 1) desire, to; to direct; to bid [9]; to relate; to tell [6][9]

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 * 1) plant, parasite [9]

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 * 1) fatigue [23][24]

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 * 1) Australian raven [18 (e)(v)]; crow [22]

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 * 1) kangaroo, (female) [2]

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 * 1) bowels [10 (q)]

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 * 1) three [6]

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 * 1) groper, gold [11]

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 * 1) white gum tree [22]

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 * 1) throat [22]

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 * 1) go away [22]

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 * 1) kangaroo, female [5][9]

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 * 1) A Black woman
 * 2) blackwoman [10 (u)]

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 * 1) Cuckoo

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 * 1) Georygone culic? [9]
 * 2) western warbler [18 (w)]; bird, wren, ash-coloured,

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 * 1) word, a [6][9]; edible root (white, grows on dry land) [16]

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 * 1) green frog; talk [11]

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 * 1) travel [11]

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 * 1) sing [11]

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 * 1) Throat

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 * 1) emu [18 (x)]

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 * 1) go [11]

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 * 1) walk [10 (t)]

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 * 1) Crow
 * 2) crow [10 (u)]

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 * 1) kangooroo (sic) [6]

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 * 1) Go away
 * 2) go away [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) to depart; to move away [4 (b)]

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 * 1) go [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) a species of mimosa [4 (b)]

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 * 1) to push; to shove away [4]; to push away [6]

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 * 1) Emu
 * 2) emu [10 (u)]

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 * 1) emu [10 (g)]

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 * 1) go away [3]

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 * 1) sea come over [11]

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 * 1) go [14 (f)(u)]

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 * 1) wooden legs [6]

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 * 1) ocean [24]

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 * 1) pigeon, bronze wing [24]; pigeon [23]

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 * 1) ocean or sea [23][24]

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 * 1) sea-berry; seaweed [23]

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 * 1) water-s edge [23]

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 * 1) reef [23]

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 * 1) sea breeze [23]

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 * 1) bay; harbour [23][24]

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 * 1) sea bank; sea beach; seashore [23]

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 * 1) tree, Acacia species [9]

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 * 1) be gone; begone; to carry off; get along with you; off [9]
 * 2) be off [6][9]; away [4][6][9]; hence [4]; go away [4][9];

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 * 1) depart, to [9]

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 * 1) go away, to [6]

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 * 1) carry off, to [6]

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 * 1) keep out of the way [6]

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 * 1) ever [9]

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 * 1) Come on
 * 2) come on [10 (u)]

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 * 1) where [4][6]

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 * 1) a species of hymenopterous insect [4]

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 * 1) breath; breathing [9]

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 * 1) breathe, to [9]

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 * 1) through; pierced through [9]

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 * 1) health; in health [9]

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 * 1) to play; to tease [4]

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 * 1) full [4][6][9]; overflowing [9]

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 * 1) joking [9]

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 * 1) joking [9]

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 * 1) joking [9]

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 * 1) play, to; to tease [6]

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 * 1) play, to [9]

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 * 1) plant, thistle, sow-thistle [5][9]

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 * 1) soul, the [9]; breath; breathing [9 (c)]

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 * 1) imaginery aquatic monster [6]; imaginery aquatic monster in freshwater [4]
 * 2) monster, of the water, huge winged serpent; devil; evil siprit [9];
 * 3) snake [9][10 (f)];

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 * 1) sick [6][9]; to miscarry [9]; ill [6][9];
 * 2) under influence of Waugal or evil spirit [6]

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 * 1) pierce through, to [9]

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 * 1) a few [9]

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 * 1) breath; breathing [6]; panting; breathing heavily [4]

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 * 1) pierced through [4][6]; through [4]

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 * 1) bird, parrot, mountain, Polytelis melanura [9]

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 * 1) Regent parrot [18 (c)]

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 * 1) bad [4 (b)][9]; useless; no good [4 (b)]

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 * 1) open; a clear open space without trees; light of the morning; twilight; morning [9]

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 * 1) a  clear open space where the sky is seen; dawn; daylight [4]
 * 2) light [4][6]; clear [6];

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 * 1) dawn [5][9]; daylight [9]; twilight of morning [5]

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 * 1) a sort of manna eaten by the natives [4 (b)]

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 * 1) another [4][6][9]; the other [9]

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 * 1) cannot [2]

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 * 1) substance, white sweet-found under trees [6]

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 * 1) straying; having lost one-s road [9]

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 * 1) giddy; confused [9]

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 * 1) Spindle whorl
 * 2) spindle whorl [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatiel [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) kangaroo (female) [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) ringtail opossum; crow [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) white gum [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) throat [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Go forward
 * 2) go forward [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) wattle bird [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) the north [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) poor [23][24]; weak; weaker [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) afraid; timid [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) nose bone [4 (b)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) to ford; to walk in water [4 (b)]; fording [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) posteriors [1]

Xxxx

 * 1) and [14 (f)(j)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) graybush [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) red-tipped pardalote [18 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spotted pardalote [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) red-tipped pardalote [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thin; slight; wasted [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish (generic) [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thigh [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fly [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, war [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) ghosts [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) anteater [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) white ants [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) cold [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish, (generic) [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Cobbler

Xxxx

 * 1) fish, (generic) [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) damp [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) penguin [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wood [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) valley, a [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) sponge [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) southern stone curlew [18 (v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of waterfowl [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blood [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the South East wind [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) slender; straight [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) straight; in a straight line; denotes two are so related to marry [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) shell [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [10 (t)]; curlew [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) Swan

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [10 (k)][22]

Xxxx

 * 1) curlew [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) horrible [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) something dead round a soak [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Banded anteater or numbat
 * 2) banded anteater or numbat [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) anteater [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blowing away; curing by disenchantment [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blowing away a boylya [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear, war [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (g)(i)(r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a rock crystal found to the north [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Termite nest or mound
 * 2) termite nest or mound [20]; large ant-hill [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) large ant-hill [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) numbat [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) mist [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [10 (c)][18 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) galah [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) Emu

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) moon [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) quick [9]; quickly [4 (e)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) naughty [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) red [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) Cry, to

Xxxx

 * 1) white breast shag [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) quick [9]; quickly [4 (e)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) dream [4][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) people living north-ward, name given to [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) southern stone curlew [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) curlew [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Died

Xxxx

 * 1) see windo [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, black [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [6][9][10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) old man [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) star  [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, black [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) also; and [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) hungry [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) lean, poor condition, of animals [9 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) moon, waxing, new moon [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) children [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swamp [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) moon, phases of [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) plain bird [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) native yam [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) to collect [4][9]; to mix [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) Emu

Xxxx

 * 1) mix, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) no [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Curlew
 * 2) curlew [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) mind blowing country down (?) [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fungus, edible, ground, red, sweet, juicy [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) thigh [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-elder [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of snake - not eaten [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) afraid [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) enough [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) enough [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) a gun; (literally) an emu shank [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) eastern curlew [18 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Zamia tree, kernel of [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) red-tipped pardalote [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mix, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) diamond-bird, Pardolotus, two species [9]
 * 2) red-tipped pardalote [18 (w)];

Xxxx

 * 1) white man [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) red-tipped pardalote [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bony; thin [9]; path [11]; then [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [4][10 (f)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, emu [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) gun, a [5][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Diamond bird
 * 2) diamond bird [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) emu [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) gun [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) stomach [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the north [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) willy wagtail [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) red [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) burnt ochreous clay [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) an estuary [4 (b)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) yellow [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) miss the aim, to [9]; to miss [4][6]; not to hit;
 * 2) to chance [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad; useless [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) swans [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) white [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) red pigment [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) yellow [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) ochre [6]; red ochre [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) red & yellow ochre worn when courting [20]; colour [23]
 * 2) Red and yellow ochre worn when courting

Xxxx

 * 1) red [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) red, blood-coloured [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Swallow

Xxxx

 * 1) southern stone curlew [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sandal or wood tree [6];
 * 2) sandalwood, Sadalum latifolium [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, fly-catcher, wag tail, Muscicapa [9];
 * 2) willy wagtail [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) (curlew) [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wagtail (willy wagtail?) [24]; wagtail [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) paint [13]
 * 2) red ochre with grease [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) shelter [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) clay, red for painting [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) miss (not to hit) [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) rock wattle [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird?, Edienemus longipennis [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) silver wattle [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) joking, playful [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, duck, shoveller, Rhynchaspis [9];
 * 2) pink-eared duck [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) an old man or woman [5]
 * 2) old; worn out [4][9]; bad [9]; useless [4][6][9];

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [10 (j), 15, 16]

Xxxx

 * 1) the west [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) so many; this number [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish (generic) [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [9 (f)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) location, (Where are the blacks?) [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) worn out [6][9]; old [6]; bad [9][10 (f)(h)]; useless [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) wicked [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) lie down [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) name of native [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) location (Where are the blacks?) [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) where [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) location, (Where are the blacks?) [10 (p)]

Xxxx

 * 1) white man [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) old man [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) where [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) where is your place of fire? [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) where are you going? [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) location, (Where are the blacks?) [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) where [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, waterfowl species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) living, applied to man or animals [9]; alive [9 (f)];
 * 2) south wind [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) stroke [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) stripe [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Where

Xxxx

 * 1) location, (Where are the blacks?) [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Where
 * 2) where [14 (a)(b)(d)(f)(i)(m)(n)(o)(q)(u)(w)(y)(z)(bb)(cc)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Where has he gone?

Xxxx

 * 1) where has he gone? [14 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Where is he going, or where has he gone?

Xxxx

 * 1) where is he going, where has he gone? [14 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) where [4][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) where [14 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) where (interrogative) [15]; where [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) location (Where are the blacks?) [10 (f)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Where
 * 2) where [9][14 (k)(p)(r)(aa)]; wither [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) where are you going? [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) west [9 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) similar to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) now; at this moment [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) now; at this very time [9 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) well done [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) so many [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) similar to [6]; now; as; like as [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) fill [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) beautiful; pretty [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) young man [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) club, a heavy [9 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dance [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) rock crystal, found to north [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) cure by a spell, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Rosella Parrot

Xxxx

 * 1) slender [6][9]; slight [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) in a direct line; marriage, in the right line of [9];
 * 2) straight [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind, south [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind, south-east [9]; storm from the south [5]

Xxxx

 * 1) owl, red [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) long [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) white ant [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) nails (of toe or finger) [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) throwing-stick [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) cold [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) anteater [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) wasted; thin [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) see winja [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) silver malley [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) play [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) playground [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake [10 (i)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad, (unfit to eat) [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) wattle-bird [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of pigeon [4]; bronze-winged pigeon [5][9][18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake, carpet [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) thirsty [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake, carpet [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) brolga (native companion) [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) living [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) rat kangaroo [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) durrent? jackass [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) drink [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of kangaroo [4 (b)][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) rat [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) grass [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) carpet snake [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) Kangaroo, rat

Xxxx

 * 1) Wallaby

Xxxx

 * 1) rainbow [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) eagle [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) the vulture [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a parrot [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) be off [4]; egg [10 (a)(b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the day (in contradiction to the night) [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) kennedya (all creepers) [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) the kangaroo rat [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) rats [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) look!; look out; mind [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) clothes, to put on; to dress [9]; to put on one-s cloak [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) put on a covering [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) wedge-tailed eagle [18 (c)(w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) woman, old [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) club (for despatching game) [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) Quandong
 * 2) sandlewood tree [11 (a)]; quandong [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, parrot species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) ear [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) vine used for catching fish [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) sandalwood [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) sandalwood [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) sea weed [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) teeth [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) rain [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) midday [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) york gum [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) lungs [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) straying [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) rope spun from hair or fur (used for belts) [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) Other

Xxxx

 * 1) spearthrower [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) other [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) throwing-stick

Xxxx

 * 1) lizard, water [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) to restrain; to hold [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) living; green - when applied to wood, leaves [4][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) giddy; confused [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of tree [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) to throw; to cast [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) peppermint [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) shield; location (Where are the blacks?) [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) load [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) native peach [13]; sing [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) different family [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to speak [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) crow [10 (b)]; say [24]; thunder [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) location, (Where are the blacks?) [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [10 (l)]

Xxxx

 * 1) dumb [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) language [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) Speech
 * 2) talk [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) speech [23][24]
 * 2) Talk
 * 3) talk [16][20][23]; say; talking [23]; speak [16];

Xxxx

 * 1) argument [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) silent; silently [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) quandong [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Speak

Xxxx

 * 1) voice [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) thunder [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) language; speech [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) peach trees [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) willow [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) peppermint tree; peach tree [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) name of native [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) digging stick [16]
 * 2) excrement [10 (a)]; a woman-s digging stick [4];

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, black [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) throw, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) spear-wood from the hills [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) stick, digging [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) dead [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) hair of the head [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) native peach [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) the sea [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) distant; remote [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the Pleiades constellation [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) thus; in this manner [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) white-tailed black cockatoo [18 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) kangaroo, doe [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatiel [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) New Holland (white-checked) honeyeater [18 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) barking owl [18 (bb)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blue [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) black woman [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) the west [4 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fish (generic); also given for fly [10 (g)]
 * 2) pidgeon, bronze winged [3]; shield [10 (b)(r)];

Xxxx

 * 1) brother-elder [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) centipede [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) common bronzewing [18 (x)]; pigeon [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) lot of minnows [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) woodan  a mat burned there [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) river fish [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) crow [10 (g)]

Xxxx

 * 1) woodinup (a small fish) [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) female kangaroo [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tadpole [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) ear [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) sleep [10 (r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) woman (general) [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) barking owl [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of barde [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) guilt [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) Unsteady, in different directions, on all sides

Xxxx

 * 1) a period of the day, about 9am [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to fasten [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) yellow-nosed albatross [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) White tailed black cockatoo
 * 2) white tailed black cockatoo [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) morning [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) day [10 (t)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Calf of the leg

Xxxx

 * 1) tomorrow [10 (s)]

Xxxx

 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Sandalwood

Xxxx

 * 1) a magical spirit creature [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) Half woman, half frog and there is never a man

Xxxx

 * 1) means name of a place [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) tomorrow [10 (k)]

Xxxx

 * 1) mosquito [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Fitzgerald Ranges [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) biceps [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) affection; love [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) duck, black [10 (g)(h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) plaited hair fastening mantle string [3]
 * 2) Shield
 * 3) shield [10 (f)(h)(i)(j)(m)(n)(o)(u)];

Xxxx

 * 1) bullroarer [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) jacket; see woonda [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) shield [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) Avoid

Xxxx

 * 1) Mallet bark
 * 2) mallet tree; mallet bark [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) excrement [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) shield [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Coockoos
 * 2) cuckoo [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) a small species of lizard, not eaten [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of frog [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the name of a star, formerly a woman [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) the female kangaroo [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) distant; far; remote [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) tall; lofty [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) yesterday [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) stump [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) A stranger

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatoo, black (white tail) [17]; wallaby,
 * 2) small brown [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) Australian raven [18 (e)(v)]; crow [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) salmon, kingfish; sister [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) cockatiel [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) frog [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) Frog (generic)

Xxxx

 * 1) long [2][23][24]; tall [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) wattle bird [12 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) swan [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) throat [2]; a species of edible fungus [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a local name for the woor-do-koom-e-no [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wind from the north-west [2]

Xxxx

 * 1) Eucalyptus species [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) the sea [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) pith, (from blackboy, Xanthorrhoea species) [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) blacks, two [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) two [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) three [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) four [10 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to play [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) blood [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a younger brother [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) arm [1]

Xxxx

 * 1) a word [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) spearwood [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) kangaroo, female [8][10 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fell [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) speech [24]

Xxxx

 * 1) white gum [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) noise; roar [23]

Xxxx

 * 1) lower leg [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) supposed to signify north [4 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) neck [17]

Xxxx

 * 1) crow [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) black crow [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) west wind [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) South-South-West wind [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) crow [10 (d)(o)(r)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Crow

Xxxx

 * 1) Crow

Xxxx

 * 1) doe [11 (a)]; kangaroo [10 (o)]

Xxxx

 * 1) brown hawk [18 (v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) eaglehawk [10 (n)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Eaglehawk
 * 2) eaglehawk [10 (u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Arm (lower)

Xxxx

 * 1) wandoo [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) stone [10 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) a female kangaroo [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [10 (s), 13]

Xxxx

 * 1) very bad [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) salmon gum [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) ordinary mallee [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) throat [21]

Xxxx

 * 1) walk; go there [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) dusky wood-swallow [18 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) white gum [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) walk, (to walk) [10 (e)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wild fruit [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) sea [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) spearwood bush [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) regent parrot [18 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) plenty [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) garfish [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) tongue [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) lisard snake [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) moths [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) little falcon [18 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Go away
 * 2) go away [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) Shag

Xxxx

 * 1) Java sparrows [11 (a)]; kangaroo rat [11]

Xxxx

 * 1) cure by a spell, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) to cure by disenchantment [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) no [10 (m)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Black wattle flowers

Xxxx

 * 1) black wattle [20]

Xxxx

 * 1) thin; skinny, in poor condition [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) after [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Tomorrow

Xxxx

 * 1) Will go presently

Xxxx

 * 1) Wulber and Dul will go presently [14 (v)(f)(j)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, owl, barking, Athenae [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) barking owl [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) insect, grub, edible, found in trees [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) implicated, through blood-relationship [9]; guilt [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) guilty [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) thus [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) fasten, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Lying apart

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, albatross, Diomedia chlorohynchia [9];
 * 2) yellow-nosed albatross [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) vain; proud; strutting [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) a part of the entrails [4]; shield [6][9][10 (d)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to wear; to carry on the back [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a species of iguana [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to leave; to quit [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) season, April and May [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) quiet; no [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) boat [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) shoulders [7]

Xxxx

 * 1) carry [23][24]

Xxxx

 * 1) lizard, Iguana species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) banksia [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) headpiece, human hair [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) examine in order to recognise, to [9]; to stare at;
 * 2) to wonder [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) hold back from fighting, to; to restrain [9];
 * 2) to embrace [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) throw, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) tree, tea-tree, of which spears are made [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) round about, on the other side; this side; way [9];
 * 2) this way [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) thus [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) to tell; to desire; to bid [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) length [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) lizard, species not eaten [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) I went (an indefinite time ago)
 * 2) Yours and mine

Xxxx

 * 1) M. elegans [9]; York gum tree [5]
 * 2) tree, Eucalyptus species, near York; kangaroo,

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, parrot, crested, Nymphicus N. holland [9];
 * 2) cockatiel [18 (x)]

Xxxx

 * 1) come back [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) far away [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) Far away

Xxxx

 * 1) I went (an indefinite time ago) [14 (f)(u)]

Xxxx

 * 1) crow [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) crow [10 (f)]; Australian raven [18 (e)(v)]

Xxxx

 * 1) fungus, edible, ground, red, sweet, juicy [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) frog  [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Herring
 * 2) herring [25]

Xxxx

 * 1) herring [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) mallet tree [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) bad [10 (i)(k)(t), 11]

Xxxx

 * 1) stranger [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) Animal like Tamar (lives in logs)
 * 2) three [10 (g)]; red tamar (lives in logs) [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) to beat; to strike [4 (b)]

Xxxx

 * 1) beat, to [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) salmon gum [13]

Xxxx

 * 1) pigeon [19]

Xxxx

 * 1) on the other side [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) soul, the [6][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) to fear; to be afraid; to dread [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) a coward [4][9]

Xxxx

 * 1) to die [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) hoary-headed grebe [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) see warrow [4]

Xxxx

 * 1) tawny crowned honeyeater [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, grebe, little, Podiceps nestor [9]; hoary-headed
 * 2) grebe [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) slight [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) waves [16]

Xxxx

 * 1) where is that one [11 (a)]

Xxxx

 * 1) three [3]

Xxxx

 * 1) straight; upright; slender [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, crane, blue, Ardea Novae Hollandiae [9];
 * 2) white-faced heron [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) snake species [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) afraid, to be; to fear [9]; to dread [6][9]; a coward [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) build, to [6]

Xxxx

 * 1) construct, to; to erect; to raise up [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) coward [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) possum [10 (q)]

Xxxx

 * 1) wedge-tailed eagle [22]

Xxxx

 * 1) pink-eared duck [18 (w)]

Xxxx

 * 1) now; at this very time [9 (c)]

Xxxx

 * 1) three [10 (f)]

Xxxx

 * 1) bird, honey-sucker, white-breasted, Glyciph [9]

Xxxx

 * 1) three [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) three blacks [10 (h)]

Xxxx

 * 1) inquisitive [16]