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Dictionary of Australian slang . 2013.
Let stalk Strine
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let stalk strine — Australian Slang Let s talk Australian … English dialects glossary
Strine — was a term coined in 1964 [The Oxford Companion to the English Language, Oxford University Press (1992), p. 990 (ISBN 0 19 214183 X)] and subsequently used to describe a joke or made up language purportedly spoken by Australians. The term is a… … Wikipedia
Strine — Australian slang and pronunciation; form of Australian English which appeared in the books of Alastair Morrison, pen name Afferbeck Lauder (that is, alphabetical order ), where it was written in a form meant to represent broad pronunciation, but… … Dictionary of Australian slang
strine — Australian Slang Australian slang and pronunciation; form of Australian English which appeared in the books of Alastair Morrison, pen name Afferbeck Lauder (that is, alphabetical order ), where it was written in a form meant to represent broad… … English dialects glossary
Afferbeck Lauder — was the pseudonym used by Alastair Ardoch Morrison (born Melbourne 21 September 1911 died 15 March 1998), an Australian graphic artist and author who in the 1960s documented Strine in a series of books beginning with Let Stalk Strine (Ure Smith,… … Wikipedia
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Morrison — /ˈmɒrəsən/ (say moruhsuhn) noun 1. A(listair) A(rdoch), 1911–98, Australian painter, graphic designer and author; works include Let Stalk Strine (1965), written under the pen name Afferbeck Lauder . See Strine (def. 2). 2. George Ernest ( Chinese …
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