Part 9 Flashcards
miss, overlook, miss out, missing
Usage: Australia wide
invention, concoction, fantasy, fiction, guesswork, speculation, make up, invent, concoct, contrive, ad lib, guess
Usage: Australia wide
airplane, aeroplane, plane, aircraft, flight, fly, jet, air force
Usage: Australia wide
amputation, amputee, amputate
Usage: Australia wide
you, yous, you lot, y’all
Usage: Australia wide
sunrise, dawn, daybreak, rise
Usage: Australia wide
pump, bicycle pump, pumping
Usage: Australia wide
letters, mail, correspondence, Epistle
Usage: Australia wide
shithouse, shit, crap, dunny, bog, poo
Usage: Australia wide
wilfulness, obstinacy, deliberate, intentional, wilful, headstrong, obstinate, deliberately, intentionally, wilfully, on purpose
Usage: Australia wide
misunderstanding, misunderstand, bewilder
Usage: Australia wide
hard of hearing, hearing impaired
Usage: Australia wide
snob, snobbery, snobbish, snobby
Usage: Australia wide
find, findings, discovery, discover
Usage: Australia wide
film, movie, picture, cinema, movie theatre
Usage: Australia wide
breakdown, devastation, devastate, devastated
Usage: Australia wide
on, at, about, concerning
Usage: Australia wide
point (dot), dot, spot, full stop, period (full stop), decimal point
Usage: Australia wide
happiness, gladness, happy, glad, merry
Usage: Australia wide
saying, telling, rendition, say-so, comment, say, tell, mention
Usage: Australia wide
won’t, will not, wouldn’t
Usage: Australia wide
involve, include, participate, involved, included, involvement, inclusion, participation
Usage: Australia wide
temptation, tempt, tempting
Usage: Australia wide
untried, new, novelty, novel
Usage: Australia wide
explosion, bang, bomb, destruction, bombing, explode, blow up, destroy, burst
Usage: Australia wide
sowing, feed (fowl), chicken feed, sow
Usage: Australia wide
tantrum, temper tantrum, angry, furious, pissed off
Usage: New South Wales
sticky-beak, curiosity, nosey, pry, curious
Usage: Australia wide
divorce, divorcee, divorced
Usage: Australia wide
deteriorate, deterioration, get worse
Usage: Australia wide
drawing, sketch, draw, art
Usage: Australia wide
hero, star (filmstar), goodies, filmstar
Usage: Western Australia
advantage, benefit, positive, advantageous, beneficial
Usage: Australia wide
pepper-mill, pepper-grinder
Usage: Australia wide
queue, line, line up, fence, barrier
Usage: Australia wide
poo, poo-poo, odour, stink, reek
Usage: Australia wide
petting, necking, neck, pet
Usage: South Australia
disconnection, release, disconnect, unlock
Usage: Australia wide
bossy, domineering, overbearing, boss
Usage: Australia wide
indecisive, choosy, fastidious
Usage: Australia wide
tears, crying, weeping, cry, weep
Usage: Australia wide
objection, criticism, blame, object (criticise), criticise
Usage: Australia wide
supervision, surveillance, supervisor, security, supervise, watch over, look after, take care
Usage: Northern dialect
nickname, sobriquet, call (name), name, called (named), named
Usage: Australia wide
travelling, travels, commuter, travel, commute
Usage: Australia wide
bad luck, misfortune, shame, unfortunate, unfortunately
Usage: Australia wide
blind, shade, Holland blind
Usage: Australia wide
furniture, lounge, armchair, sofa, couch, settee, armchair, lounge chair
Usage: Australia wide
rid, toss out, sell off, reject
Usage: Australia wide
craziness, insanity, madness, looniness, loony, loopy, crazy, insane, mad
Usage: Australia wide
tradition, custom, heritage, hereditary, hereditariness, traditional, customary, bequeath, heritable
Usage: Australia wide
lousy, rotten, worthless, ruin, rot, decay, go off
Usage: Australia wide
saying, telling, rendition, say-so, comment, say, tell, mention
Usage: Australia wide
size, bigness, largeness, large, big, enormous, huge, immense, too much, too many, overly
Usage: Australia wide
temper, fury, rage, furious, pissed off
Usage: Australia wide
thirst, wish, attraction, thirsty, desire, covet, desirable, horny, sexy, randy
Usage: Australia wide
determination, obsession, determined, obsessed, obsessive
Usage: Australia wide
tick, mark, result, correct, right (correct)
Usage: Australia wide
ask, request, enquire, enquiry
Usage: Australia wide
technology, technique, technical
Usage: Australia wide
outstanding, exceptional, high-class, first class, sexy
Usage: Australia wide
perfection, perfect, precise, exact, special, exceptional, outstanding, especially, exactly, specialist
Usage: Australia wide
borrowing, lending, borrow, lend
Usage: Australia wide
minimum, minimal, limit, lower limit, bottom of
Usage: Australia wide
don’t, not, no way (reject)
Usage: Australia wide
way, manner, method, how
Usage: Northern dialect
diamond ring, engagement ring, engagement, fiancee, engaged
Usage: Australia wide
touch, tap, application, apply
Usage: Australia wide
stratification, stratified
grammar, grammatical
rhubarb
Usage: South Australia
beaded necklace, beads
Usage: Australia wide
past, ago, before, former, previous, prior
Usage: Australia wide
prop, prop-forward
Usage: Australia wide
Philippines, Filipino
Usage: Australia wide
divergence, diverge
Usage: Australia wide
close folder, folder
half, part, halve
Usage: Australia wide
thin, emaciated
Usage: Australia wide
lift up, get up, get off
Usage: Australia wide
spirit level
scavenge, come across, appropriate, keep, pocket, adoption, adopt
Usage: Southern dialect
boy
Usage: Australia wide
strong, predominant, strength, power, might, powerful, barrack, resemble
Usage: Australia wide
chain, links
Usage: Australia wide
funds, funding, fund
Usage: Australia wide
kindergarten
Usage: Australia wide
tomato sauce, ketchup
Usage: Tasmania
corn, cob
ticket, card, pass, business card
ask around, make enquiries, enquire
Usage: Australia wide
tale, yarn, story, chatterbox
Usage: Australia wide
personality
slip
Usage: Australia wide
miracle
shift, shift work
Usage: Australia wide
duck, beak, bill, goose, geese, quack
Usage: Australia wide
match, matched
Usage: Australia wide
fault, faulty
Usage: Tasmania
luck, chance, lucky, fortunate, luckily, fortunately, accidentally
Usage: Australia wide
flower, garden, gardening, gardener, florist, nursery
Usage: Australia wide
briefs, pants, panties, knickers
Usage: Australia wide
Salvation Army
coat, jacket
Usage: Australia wide
bile
why-not, let’s
Usage: Australia wide
ninth
cough
Usage: Australia wide
petrol
Usage: Australia wide
short
Usage: Australia wide
Ferris wheel, show (fair)
Usage: Australia wide
nose, busybody, sticky-beak, nosey, inquisitive
Usage: Australia wide
sandal
Usage: Australia wide
The Americas, North America, South America
Usage: Australia wide
depression, despondency, dejection, gloom, depressed, dejected, despondent, downcast, sad, unhappy, depress, sadden
Usage: Australia wide
wetness, dampness, moisture, water, softness, tenderness, wet, dampen, moisten, damp, moist, soft
Usage: Australia wide
fast forward
Usage: Australia wide
salute
Usage: Australia wide
diarrhoea, shit
Usage: Australia wide
script
torch, flashlight, hose, water (hose), hosing, watering (garden)
Usage: Australia wide
confirm, approve, adopt, confirmation, approval, definite, definitely
Usage: Australia wide
basket
Usage: Australia wide
after
Usage: Southern dialect
present (gift), gift
Usage: Australia wide
bat
Usage: Australia wide
VDU, visual display unit, display screen, computer screen
Malaysia, Malaysian
return journey
Usage: Australia wide
chain-stitch
Usage: Australia wide
crowded, packed
Usage: Southern dialect
launch, opening, start, open, begin
Usage: Australia wide
dislocation
tired, tire, tiredness, exhausted, fatigue, exhaustion, weariness, weary, exhaust
Usage: Australia wide
drive, driving, driver
Usage: Australia wide
sprint, athletics
Usage: Australia wide
alterations, alter
Usage: Australia wide
happening, event, occurrence, contingency, opportunity, chance, happen, occur, appearance, appear
Usage: Australia wide
director, direct
Usage: Australia wide
dismissive, ignore, neglect
Usage: Australia wide
Monday
Usage: Australia wide
information, explanation, description, inform, explain, describe
Usage: Australia wide
tabula rasa, no idea, blank mind
Usage: Australia wide
dues, membership, subscription, member, subscriber, subscribe
Usage: Australia wide
transmission fluid
share, divide
Usage: Australia wide
clam, oyster, mussel, shellfish, bud
real, really, reality, true, truly, truth, fact, factual, definite, certain, sure, trust, such
Usage: Australia wide
furniture, lounge, armchair, sofa, couch, settee, armchair, lounge chair
Usage: Australia wide
gallbladder
ten
Usage: Australia wide
too late, too slow
Usage: Australia wide
move, shift
Usage: Australia wide
off
Usage: Australia wide
not mind
Usage: Queensland
green
Usage: Northern dialect
voiceless
Usage: Australia wide
slave, slavery, enslave
Usage: Australia wide
tip, pour
problem, trouble, hassle, bother, irritate, annoy, troublesome, bothersome, irritating, annoying
Usage: Australia wide
story
Usage: Southern dialect
disallow
Usage: Australia wide
board, boarder
Usage: Australia wide
foundation, underside, beneath
carry on to, table
Usage: Australia wide
underside, under, underground
Usage: Australia wide
peeling, peel, skin, vegetables, fruit
Usage: Australia wide
boarding school
Usage: Australia wide
light, light up, lighten, illuminate
Usage: Australia wide
bow (archery), archery, archer, Sagittarius
tuberculosis, tb
cover up
Usage: Australia wide
recruit
Usage: Australia wide
ham
Usage: Australia wide
delusion
mountain
Usage: Australia wide
shout, yell, bark, blow, blow out
Usage: Australia wide
c, C
foreskin, uncircumcised
Usage: Australia wide
antiemetic
fasten, buckle
truck
Usage: Australia wide
communism, communist
Usage: Australia wide
supermarket
Usage: South Australia
unemployment, unemployed
Usage: Australia wide
must, have to
fake, forgery, imitation, copy, impostor, forged, forge, imitate, artificial, deceive, betray
Usage: Victoria
not enough, insufficient
Usage: Australia wide
expenses, expenditure, expenses, spend
Usage: Australia wide
obvious, plain, evident, clear, obviously, plainly, evidently, clearly
Usage: Australia wide
mug, stein
Usage: Australia wide
referee, umpire
Usage: Australia wide
fraction
Usage: Australia wide
jockey, whip
Usage: Australia wide
habit, addiction, habitual, addicted, hooked, habitually
Usage: Australia wide
tram, street car
Usage: Australia wide
heart, sweetheart, lover
Usage: Australia wide
blue
Usage: Southern dialect
carry, bear
Usage: Australia wide
singe, scorch
Usage: Australia wide
cut
Usage: Australia wide
rudeness, impoliteness, rude, impolite, uncouth
Usage: Australia wide
week, last week
Usage: Southern dialect
ice-block, icy-pole
Usage: Australia wide
premiers, premiership
Usage: New South Wales
oblivious, vacant, ignorant, clueless, unaware
Usage: Australia wide
blood pressure
Usage: Australia wide
Cairns
cloud, cloudy, overcast, dull
Usage: Australia wide
thankful, grateful, appreciate, appreciative, appreciation, gratefulness, thank
Usage: Australia wide
axe, chop down
Usage: Australia wide
acceptance, accept
Usage: South Australia
damage, destruction, destroy
Usage: Australia wide
tobacco (loose-leaf)
hair spray, spray
Usage: Australia wide
car park, parking lot, park, back up, reverse park
Usage: Australia wide
bawl out, tell off
Usage: Northern dialect
cholesterol
Usage: Australia wide
bull’s-eye
Amen
Usage: Australia wide
stout
Usage: South Australia
high school
Usage: Australia wide
feedback
none of one’s business, none of your business, business (none of your business)
Usage: Australia wide
more
Usage: Northern dialect
end, conclusion, finish, final, finally, last
Usage: Australia wide
not care, care not, don’t care, careless, indifference, reckless, negligent, clumsy, reckless, indifferent, clumsiness, neglect, recklessness, carelessness
Usage: Australia wide
doorbell, ring doorbell
Usage: Australia wide
stress, stressed, stressful, tense, tension
fury, rage, furious, incensed, enraged
Usage: Australia wide
shorts
Usage: Australia wide
gospel
triples, threes, treble, triple
Usage: Australia wide
sharp, sharpen
Usage: Australia wide
percentage, per cent
Usage: Australia wide
agenda, sequence, order
Usage: Australia wide
cure, recovery, recuperation, healed, well, better, cured, recuperate, recover, heal
Usage: Australia wide
foul
Usage: Australia wide
Australian Rules, Aussie Rules
Usage: Northern dialect
pass, approval, approve
Usage: Australia wide
delivery, bring, deliver
Usage: Australia wide
indulgence, soft-heartedness, kindness, indulge, spoil, soft-hearted, kind-hearted
Usage: Australia wide
maximum, limit, height, greatest, largest, limited, restricted, top
Usage: Australia wide
twin, twins
Usage: Queensland
skeleton, ribs, rib cage, emaciated
Usage: Australia wide
hold
Usage: Australia wide
breakaway (rugby), break away (rugby)
Usage: Australia wide
third (every third in series)
Usage: Australia wide
saving, retention, keeping, rescue, save, retain, keep
Usage: Australia wide
pile, heap, mound, mass
diamond, diamond ring, engagement ring, wedding ring, ring
Usage: Australia wide
trailer
Usage: Australia wide
yesterday, last
Usage: Southern dialect
build, develop, building, builder, construct, erect, build up
Usage: Australia wide
z, Z
stand
Usage: Australia wide
exit, departure, depart, escape, flee, runaway, escapee, way out
Usage: Australia wide
farm, farmer
whistle
Usage: Australia wide
Canberra
Usage: Australia wide
t, T
Usage: Australia wide
crown, coronation, coronate
Usage: Australia wide
leak
expansion, swelling, expand, swell
Usage: Australia wide
runny nose, nose, run
Usage: Australia wide
residence, live, reside
Usage: Australia wide
bedroom
Usage: Australia wide
purple, violet, mauve
Usage: New South Wales
area, location, location (in signing space)
Usage: Australia wide
flute
Usage: Australia wide
heartbeat, love, beat (heart), throb, fall in love
Usage: Australia wide
statue, bust
Usage: South Australia
soil, earth, dirt
Usage: Australia wide
blush
Usage: Australia wide
silver
Usage: New South Wales
before that, before then
Usage: Australia wide
will, shall, would
Usage: Australia wide
always
Usage: South Australia
ugliness, ugly
Usage: Australia wide
get lost, good riddance
Usage: Australia wide
appendix
wheel alignment
chase, pursuit, pursue
Usage: Australia wide
show up, pop up, unexpected
Usage: Australia wide
nothing, no, not, trivial, trifle, insignificant
Usage: Australia wide
leader, guide, leadership, lead
Usage: Australia wide
home
Usage: Australia wide
China, Chinese
bull, nose ring
gears, machine, motor, engine, engineer, engineering
Usage: Australia wide
drowning, drown
Usage: Australia wide
drawer, open drawer
Usage: Australia wide
cloth, fabric, material
Usage: Australia wide
oath, swear
Usage: Australia wide
speechless, flabbergasted, dumbfounded, open-mouthed, gape, agape
Usage: Australia wide
majority, most
Usage: Australia wide
determination, resolution, determined, resolute
Usage: Australia wide
pennant
Usage: Australia wide
pumpkin
pirate
Usage: Australia wide
pass
Usage: Australia wide
psychiatry, psychiatrist
overnight
Usage: Australia wide
gone, went, left, departed
Usage: Australia wide
that’s right, correct, right (correct), realise
Usage: Australia wide
contact
Usage: Australia wide
admission
Usage: Australia wide
previous
Usage: Australia wide
rubbing, washing, cleaning, polishing, scrubbing, coth, rag, rub, wash, clean, scrub
Usage: Australia wide
watch (wristwatch), wind up
Usage: Australia wide
corn, cob, corn cob, bone
lump, bump
trick
Usage: Australia wide
from, since
Usage: Australia wide
stroke
Usage: Australia wide
surf, breakers, break (wave), beach
Usage: Australia wide
speeding, speed
ages
Usage: Australia wide
swearing, swear, curse
Usage: Australia wide
finish (drink)
Usage: Australia wide
second, secondly
Usage: Australia wide
rough, bumpy, uneven
Usage: Australia wide
information, explanation, description, inform, explain, describe, make known, let know
Usage: Australia wide
arthroscopy
determined, resolve
Usage: South Australia
dismemberment, dismember, take apart
Usage: Australia wide
wheelchair
Usage: Australia wide
fellatio, cock-sucking, fellate, suck off
Usage: Australia wide
coat-hanger
Usage: Australia wide
curtain, drapes
Usage: Australia wide
speaking, hearing
Usage: Australia wide
face, looks, look like, take after, seem, appear, resemble
Usage: Australia wide
weather, climate
Usage: Australia wide
assignment
island, locale
Usage: Australia wide
myself, ourselves
Usage: Australia wide
division, divide
Usage: Australia wide
day, next day
Usage: Australia wide
genuine, original, authentic
Usage: Australia wide
bream
Usage: Queensland
grapes
Usage: Australia wide
part, piece, portion
Usage: Australia wide
help, assistance, assist
Usage: Australia wide
laziness, lazy
Usage: Western Australia
testament
bargain, discount, cheap, cheapen, discounted, discount
Usage: Australia wide
alarm, flashing-light alarm
Usage: Australia wide
blossom, bloom
repression, oppression, repress, oppress
Usage: Australia wide
surround, encircle, surrounded, encircled
Usage: Australia wide
take off, departure, airport
Usage: Australia wide
gastroenteritis
bow (ribbon), bow tie, formal
Usage: Australia wide
crawl
Usage: Australia wide
dissolving, fading, solution, cure, melt, dissolve, fade, faded, solve, resolve
Usage: Australia wide
specific, specifically
Usage: Australia wide
alzheimer’s
cook, chef, cooking, stove, cooker
Usage: Australia wide
island
psychology, psychologist, psychological
Usage: Australia wide
crown, coronation
Usage: Australia wide
won’t, will not, wouldn’t
Usage: Australia wide
notice, observe
Usage: Australia wide
neighbour, next door
Usage: Australia wide
upset, queasy, uneasy
Usage: Australia wide
barrier, keep out of, none of my business, business (none of my business)
Usage: Australia wide