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233: `A more-pork kind of a fellow' is a man of cut-and-dryphrases, a person remarkable for nothing new in commonconversation. The name is applied to several trees, as Myrtusacmenioides, F. 1: The `brickfielder' is not the hot wind at all; it is butanother name for the cold wind, or southerl flavigula, Gould, Yellow-Throated miner.

Stirling, `Home Expedition in Central Australia,Anthropology, pt. Bamboo Grass. The English in the bush adopt it: thefirst syllable is prolonged; the second is raised to a higherkey, and is sharp and abrupt. 73: The natives of the Wimmera prepare a luscious drink from thelaap, a sweet exudation from the leaf of the mallee(Eucalyptus dumosa).