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Cut down the tall poppies

If people cut down the tall poppies, they criticise people who stand out from the crowd.

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   Dog-whistle politics
   

When political parties have policies that will appeal to racists while not being overtly racist, they are indulging in dog-whistle politics.

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   Dry as a dead dingo's donga
   

If somethng is as dry as a dead dingo's donga, it is very dry indeed.

5. 
   Dry as a wooden god
   

Very dry area or very thirsty: That desert is as dry as a wooden god.

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   Fair suck of the sauce bottle
   

If you demand a fair suck of the sauce bottle, the other person is being unreasonable in what they are asking or suggesting you do. ('Fair suck of the sav' is also used.)

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   Flash as a rat with a gold tooth
   

Tries hard to impress people by their appearance or behaviour.

8. 
   Flat out like a lizard drinking
   
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   An Australian idiom meaning extremely busy, which is a word play which humorously mixes two meanings of the term flat out.
   
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    Grinning like a shot fox
    

If someone is grinning like a shot fox, they are smiling uncomprehendingly or smugly, looking stupid while smiling, showing that they don't really understand what's going on.

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    Like a shag on a rock
    

If someone feels like a shag on a rock, they are lonely or isolated. A shag is an Australian bird that often perches alone on a rock.

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    Mad as a cut snake
    

One who is mad as a cut snake has lost all sense of reason, is crazy, out of control.

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    On the knocker
    

If you do something on the knocker, you do  it immediately or promptly.

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