Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun Australian English.
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- proper noun Australia, New Zealand, UK, informal, humorous
Broad Australian English ; broad Australian rendered aseye dialect .
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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Unless “equal” means something different in Strine, there were five ties for fifth place.
Stromata Blog: 2010
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Unless “equal” means something different in Strine, there were five ties for fifth place.
Stromata Blog 2010
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Unless “equal” means something different in Strine, there were five ties for fifth place.
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Unless “equal” means something different in Strine, there were five ties for fifth place.
Science Fiction 2010
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Unless “equal” means something different in Strine, there were five ties for fifth place.
Books 2010
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I thought Ashbrooks 'guests Sherman and Mutter were very informed and articulate about Media Mogul' Strine '(Aussie pronunciation of Australian) Murdoch!
WBUR and NPR - On Point with Tom Ashbrook Wen Stephenson 2010
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'' Strine '' takes on Shakespearean lyricism is more or less taken for granted.
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"Shareholders of El Paso can simply say 'It's a shady, stinky deal; I'm not going to do it,"' Chancellor Strine said.
Court Weighs Goldman-El Paso Ties David Benoit 2012
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Chancellor Strine said he would rule on the request for a temporary injunction by March 6, when El Paso shareholders are to vote on the deal.
Court Weighs Goldman-El Paso Ties David Benoit 2012
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However, Chancellor Leo Strine suggested he was reluctant to step in when shareholders could still veto the deal.
Court Weighs Goldman-El Paso Ties David Benoit 2012
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