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Definition of Budgeree
1. good [adj] - See also: good
Lexicographical Neighbors of Budgeree
Literary usage of Budgeree
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Present State of Australia: A Description of the Country, Its Advantages by Robert Dawson (1831)
"Another coen, much better than he, takes care of you when you are budgeree." "
What for," said Wickie, " you been make it gammon last night ..."
2. Musings in Maoriland by Thomas Bracken (1890)
"We gallop'd home in hopes to find Him safe and sound; but not a clue From that
time out we ever found Of budgeree, our Kangaroo. And often now on New Year's ..."
3. Australia and the East: Being a Journal Narrative of a Voyage to New South by John Hood (1843)
"By inference, it would appear, that the black man is "budgeree pata." Bones and
the remnants of the clothes of white men have been found in the bags of the ..."
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