Adjective:

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bluey's Usage Examples:

In the spring of 2003, during the first three months of the Invasion of Iraq, over 250,000 e-blueys were sent per month,.

Archibald and on the title page a sketch by Frank Mahony of Lawson "humping his bluey".

They are commonly called blue-tongued lizards or simply blue-tongues or blueys in Australia.

In the UK, they are usually called blueys, possibly due to people confusing the Pacific saury with blue mackerel.

e-bluey System Winner 2001 World Mail Award, BFPO e-bluey System Winner 2005 UK Mail Award, and BFPO 2007 UK Mail Award for Technology.

is variously and picteresguely described as "humping bluey", "walking Matilda", "humping Matilda", "humping your drum", "being on the wallaby", "jabbing.

"Australia"s a big country An" Freedom"s humping bluey, An" Freedom"s on the wallaby Oh! don"t you hear "er cooey? She"s.

Variety magazine gave it a mixed review, saying: "Kabluey is short on the cutes and ca-ca jokes.

au/beach/nsw/great-lakes/blueys-beach/blueys - Basic Information.

The name, e-bluey, comes from the aerograms that are (still) provided for troops on active service and their families.

The e-bluey equipment.

personal photos to their e-blueys.

27 l) jar and was preceded by the square rigger and the bluey.