Crossword-Solution: JACKEROO
We have 6 clues for the answer “JACKEROO”
| Clue | Answers |
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| AUSTRALIAN immigrant | 1 answer |
| young male management trainee on a sheep or cattle station | 1 answer |
| jackaroo | 2 answers |
| CATTLE station hand | 3 answers |
| Farmhand | 9 answers |
| English | 62 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
ERTEA
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with JACKEROO (5)
All creeds and trades will have soldiers there -- give every class its due -- And there'll be many a clerk to spare for the pride of the jackeroo.
One bleak evening--and it can be bleak on the North-Western Downs--the tender heart of a new jackeroo storekeeper was touched by the sight of two black boys quaking with the cold, the attire of each being limited to a singlet tugged down to its extreme limit.
They were shearers--a little man and a big man, known respectively as “Sunlight” and “Macquarie,” and a tall, thin, young jackeroo whom they called “Milky.” “I wonder where the other man sprang from? I didn't see him before,” said Sunlight.
The jackeroo was a new chum who had done pretty badly at his public school, and was going to do worse in the bush, but he still knew Latin from Greek when he heard it, and he perceived his chance of scoring off the storekeeper.
Bethune; hasn't he told you yet? Calls himself an Old Rug--sure it isn't a plaid-shawl, Ives? Oh, you needn't put on side because you can draft Greek from Latin!" Ives the jackeroo, a weak youth wearing spectacles, had put on nothing but the long-suffering smile with which he was in the habit of receiving the storekeeper's grape-shot.