Lubra
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈluːbɹə/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Lubra is a noun meaning (Australia, now racially offensive, ethnic slur) A female Aboriginal Australian.
Meaning
(Australia, now racially offensive, ethnic slur) A female Aboriginal Australian.
Example Sentences
‘A couple of Old Men wanted that young lubra and they’ve spurred on the bucks to chase Possum and cut his liver out.’
We went into the house and Roy called out, “Alice, boil ’im billy, make some tea,” and a few minutes later a comely young lubra appeared, a huge teapot in one hand and a plate with a big brownie on it.
The lubras were standing up now, in a tight little circle, with their fighting sticks raised. There was another burst of argument and then first one lubra, then another struck her opponent a blow on the head.
At about 100 yards distant I saw a large fire and it immediaterly occurred to me that his wife was dead and that the fire was the funeral pile of his deceased wife. I asked him where his lubra was and he said lubra logerna unee (dead in the fire).
Word Forms
- lubras
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include lezzo, blackgin, buggerlugs, lairiser, larrikiness, boonga.
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