Old threadbare, worn out: also old fellow
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Why not? why don’t?
Bush, the inland part of the country, the interior, the wilderness
Recording:
Spit
Watch, stay by a thing, guard
Shield
Bone worn through the septum of the nose for ornament
Strong, rushing, violent, ‘as a stream of water or the tide of the sea’
Cold
Windpipe, also: reed
Old fellow, also; old, threadbare, worn out
Roar, as the wind or sea
Unititiated boy
Knee pan (?)