swallow-catching n. & adj.
swamp cancer n.
swamper n.
swamp n.
swamp v.(2) intr.
swamp v.(1) trans.
swampy n.
swanky n.
swan n.
Swan River n.
swapsie n.
swarm n.
swarm v. intr.
swatser n.
sweating pen n.
sweat n.
sweat v.
sweepings n. pl.
sweep n.
sweepy n.
sweet adj.(1)
sweet adj.(2)
sweet kitty lintol n.
sweetlip n.
sweet-lips n. pl.
Sweet William n.
swelling blight n.
swey
swiftie n.
swift parrot n.
swill n.
swimmers n. pl.
swimming togs
swing gate n.
swing v.
swoffer n.
swoff v. trans. & intr.
swooping season n.
sword grass n.
sword n.
swords n. pl.
sword swallower n.
swottie n.
swy n.
Sydharb n.
Sydneyite n.
Sydney n.
Sydney-side n.
Sydneysider n.
symph n.
sypho n.
tabaret n.
tabi n.
table n.
table-top n.
TAB n.(2)
tab n.(1)
tacker n.
TAFE n.
tag-a-long n.
tag dag n.
tag n.
tag v. trans.
tail-backer n.
tailer
tailer n.(1)
tailer n.(2)
tailer-out n.
tailie n.
tailing n.
tail n.(1)
tabaret /′tæbəreɪ/ n. Vic. [From TAB + (cab)aret.] A gaming and entertainment centre.
1987 Sun (Melbourne) 11 June 7/2 The Premier denied suggestions the Tabaret was nothing more than a ‘Claytons casino’. 1988 Age (Melbourne) 4 Oct. 33/2 Menzies at Rialto, soon to be the site of Victoria's first Tabaret, will also become a showcase for the finest Australian food and modern Australian cuisine if Karam Sahely has his way. 1997 Austral. (Sydney) 22 Aug. 44/5 In the 80s the Cain government thought it would be a fine site for a $30 million Tabaret, a vast TAB-run catacomb of electronic gaming machines, video games, bars and restaurants. 2005 Age (Melbourne) 19 Nov. (A2 Suppl.) 12/2 It would be exceedingly unwise to say ‘I'd like to make plenty of money so, rather than working hard as an investment banker, I'm off down to the Tabaret’.