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To spit the dummy
Have you ever met anyone that’s just a bit stupid? Not 100% on the same planet? This one’s for him or her. (By the way, a “stubby” is a small bottle of beer, and a “six-pack” is six of them.)
Drongo	This one is used to describe someone you don’t really trust very much. It’s a short version of “suspicious.” You can also use it for other things you might be suspicious about.
Bludger	Remember Andy? A completely lazy, good-for-nothing couch potato who just expects the world to give him what he needs without him doing anything.

5. 
   There are some Australian words denoting the professions and jobs. Guess what kind of the words they are and suggest British equivalents.
   

Truckie
Tradie
Garbo
Chippy
Brickie
Sparky

6. 
   There are words related to places. Suggest the British equivalents to them:
   

Servo
Bottle-o
Dunny
Op shop
Verge/nature strip
Bubbler 

7. 
   Australian English is also rich in metaphors and similes. Explain their meaning.
   

as bald as a bandicoot,
as cunning as a dunny rat,
as lonely as a country dunny,
flat out like a lizard drinking,
grinning like a shot fox,
look like a consumptive kangaroo,
a feed, a frostie and a feature,
bring a plate,
in full feather,