Adjective:

ହଞ୍ଚବ୍ୟାକ୍ |, ଅସୁନ୍ଦର, ବଙ୍କା, କୁବଜ୍ |,

humpies's Usage Examples:

humpies" and collecting bush tucker such as geebungs, five corners and quandongs.

Huts and humpies made entirely from timber poles and large sheets of bark were easily erected.

By 1935, over 60 humpies had been erected.

Price lived in humpies (traditional Aboriginal dwellings) until she was nine and became a mother.

inlet south of South Bentinck) Nusatsem (Nusats"m - place of dried up humpies, village and creek at Noosatsum creek and synonym to Asinani) Osmakmiketlp.

migration, males develop a pronounced humped back, hence their nickname "humpies".

in Armidale lived on a site on the town fringes known as "The Dump", in humpies built close to the rubbish tip, which were devoid of the basic amenities.

These men lived in rough humpies and tents near the mines, amid going concerns of a typhoid outbreak led.

Assimilating problems: from humpies to traditional houses.

Despite significant steps forward is housing services to town camps, from humpies and bits of tins to houses the living standards of their residents remain.

include Chinook salmon (spring or king salmon), sockeye salmon, pink salmon (humpies or humpbacks), coho salmon, and steelhead salmon, an anadromous form of.

and built humpies out of discarded rubbish such as old timber and corrugated iron, even lino and hessian sacking.

On Mornington Island they lived in a separate zone, in beach humpies facing Bentinck Island.