boondie

A boondie is an Australian term for a sand cake that is carved from, or broken off of, a larger, hardened pocket of sand. Boondies are typically yellow-orange in colour due to a coating of iron-oxide. It is this iron oxide that causes the quartz grains to stick together. Boodies are intended to be thrown like snow balls. They are less dangerous than rocks, since they disintegrate on impact.

Boondie may come from 'boundie'. An African term for that is like a rock but not.

derogatory term for persons of Indian descent.

Buxom; Large-breasted

The long grass/ vegetation surrounding the fairway on a golf course

When you inhale something you meant to eat.

Scholars maintain that the translation was lost centuries ago: an unpleasent fleshy shaft often covered in scabs

A type of police vehicle common in Australia, officially known as a caged truck, used for transporting prisoners.

Usually a Holden Rodeo pickup truck with a canvas-covered cage and bench seats installed in the back.