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Often used in the same context:
ocker,
pommy,
sassenach,
max beerbohm,
cobber,
dreamtime,
yowie,
bushie,
larrikin,
banana bender,
wowsers,
bushman,
galah,
swagman,
billabongs,
bushranger,
redback spider,
scallywag,
corkonian,
bogan,
twitcher,
silvertail,
aristos,
australianism,
surfie,
nancy mitford,
westie,
boadicea,
yobbo,
dunny,
sybarite,
faery,
dobber,
ratbag,
kelpies,
ale drinker,
platypuses,
chinless wonder,
noble savage,
bonzer,
maupassant,
dandyism,
hemingwayesque,
roundheads,
pontianak,
drongo,
wowser,
mynah,
forsooth,
chappie,
wharfie,
australiana,
wallies,
backblocks,
viscount,
captain bligh,
duppy,
blackguard,
nosy parker,
offish,
dinkum,
bloke,
aborigine,
strewth,
succubi,
brumby,
echidna,
laird,
hilaire belloc,
poltroon,
punster,
igraine,
seadog,
rissole,
demoness,
outback,
babbler,
animality,
cnut,
sheila,
witchetty grub,
stonefish,
vulgarian,
samuel pepys,
old codger,
phrenologists,
chucklesome,
lyrebird,
vestal virgin,
epicene,
fishwife,
rotter,
drivelling,
saurian,
gaulish,
ladykiller,
popery,
classical mythology,
fiddlesticks,
banksia,
beast,
beasts,
bird,
crocodile,
dragon,
dragons,
monster,
pelican,
python,
serpent,
snake,
acacia,
acacias,
ant,
ants,
asian,
australian,
barman,
barnacle,
bat
Also try:
— Adjectives for bunyip:
big,
young,
australian,
white,
mythical,
fabulous,
large,
little
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