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"Yakka", from the Yagara language of Brisbane, is one of the few commonly used Aboriginal words, along with "jackaroo", probably a Brisbane word for a pied crow strike, one of the country's noisiest birds.— The Advertiser
One of the jackaroos, who reckoned that Bogan had swindled him, was a gentleman, and he was the first to throw a quid in the Giraffe's hat when it went round for Bogan, but the other jackaroo was a cur: he said he wanted the money that Bogan had robbed him of.— Children of the Bush
You know Tom was always the best hand we had at persuading witnesses in Union cases to go home to see their mothers How did you scare that jackaroo, Tom?"— Children of the Bush
One evening the jackaroo was down by the homestead-gate when Mary came cantering home on her tall chestnut.— Children of the Bush

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