(Australia, New Zealand, horseracing, figurative) Assured of winning.
(Australia, New Zealand, horseracing, figurative) Assured of winning.
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(Australia, horse racing) A fast gallop.
(slang) One who is not homeless.
(Australia, New Zealand) A gambling game similar to bingo.
Australian slang for a resident of public housing, formed in the typical Australian manner by shortening and adding '-o'. The term can be used neutrally or with condescension depending on the speaker, and carries the social weight of class and housing inequality in Australia.
(Australia, New Zealand, figurative) Having safely reached one's target.
: ''The judge summed up in our favour. He almost instructed for an acquittal. We're home and hosed, mate.''
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