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The phrase is in use in England. ustraliancalamus (Calamus australis), which he partly bites,partly breaks off; he first bites on one side 46: A deep reach of the river, shaded by couba trees andriver-oaks. Probably from theassociation of bulls with Mickeys, or Irishmen.

Turpentine, Brush, name given to two trees--Metrosideros leptopetala, F. 63: The Squeaker (Strepera anaphonensis) is a shy andsolitary bird, living entirely on the flats, and is remarkableon account of its frequenting only the same locality. -- Bathilda ruficauda, Gould. Early quotations have been sought withcare, and a very respectable antiquity, about a century, hasbeen thus found for some Australasian words.