Beach-La-Mar : the Jargon Or Trade Speech of the Western Pacific
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This is used only of foreign boats, the island craft being invariably canoe or of some dialectic form of vaka. boil a rare process in island cookery. belong boil yam. W 122. Commonly no attempt at differenti- ation is made and cook covers fill culinary processes. bone bone, stone. my bone creaked; bone along me slew: to be bewitched. V 252. he all bone got no meat: to be thin. V 254- he take one fella bone belong him and he make'm one fella mary along bone. L 363. no good garden, too much bone:... stony ground. boom boom, sprit, gaff. that fella boom he walk about too much. L 360. boss a modern Australian contribution, master; to order about. V 253. both in dual sense. me Sandfly both speak. W 373. This is the only instance I have found of both; in classic Beach-la-mar this dual would be expressed "me Sandfly two fellow speak." bottle see square-face. cooky fetch one fellow bottle some- thing makee cold. HW 97. box case, chest, trunk. big fellow bokus you fight him he cry: piano, little fellow bokus you shove him he cry, you pull him he cry: accordeon or concertina, woman leg you got in one fellow box.
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