What does Black fella' mean?
Black fella' means An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine?
An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine can be abbreviated as Black fella'
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What does Black fella' stand for? Black fella' stands for "An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine". |
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How to abbreviate "An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine"? "An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine" can be abbreviated as Black fella'. |
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What is the meaning of Black fella' abbreviation? The meaning of Black fella' abbreviation is "An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine". |
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What is Black fella' abbreviation? One of the definitions of Black fella' is "An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine". |
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What does Black fella' mean? Black fella' as abbreviation means "An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine". |
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What is shorthand of An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine? The most common shorthand of "An impolite idiom for an Australian Aborigine" is Black fella'. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- AII - An Australian International
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- APT - An Australian Pacific Tour
- APSC - An Australian Public Service
- CAHS - Conservatives for an Australian Head of State
- HAAG - Highlander An Australian Gather
- PAGDS - Proposal for an Australian Geoscience Data Standard
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- FMS - Federal Magistrates Service (an Australian Federal Court
- aapb - An Australian Prayer Book
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- hump - carry or lift a load, originally an Australian term meaning "to carry one's swag,"; also a forced march carrying full equipment loads.