Bundle, to drop the.— To surrender; to give up hope.
Bunk.—To sleep in a "bunk" or rough bed. To do a bunk.—To depart.
Bunnies, to hawk the.—To peddle rabbits.
Bus, to miss the.—To neglect opportunities.
Caboose.—A small dwelling.
Carlton.—A Melbourne Football Team.
Cat, to whip the.—To cry over spilt milk; i.e., to whip the cat that has spilt the milk.
C.B.—Confined to barracks.
Cert.—A certainty; a foregone conclusion.
Champeen.—Champion.
Chase yourself.—Depart; avaunt; "fade away." q.v.
Chat.—To address tentatively; to "word," q.v.
Cheque, to pass in one's.—To depart this life.
Chest, to get it off one's.—To deliver a speech; express one's feelings.
Chew, to chew it over; to chew the rag.—To sulk; to nurse a grievance.
Chiack.—Vulgar banter; coarse invective.
Chin.—To talk; to wag the chin.
Chip.—To "chat," q.v. Chip in.—To intervene.
Chiv.— The face.
Chow.—A native of far Cathay.
Chuck up.—To relinquish. Chuck off.— To chaff; to employ sarcasm.
Chump.—A foolish fellow.
Chunk.—A lump; a mass.
Clean.—Completely; utterly.
Click.—A clique; a "push."
Cliner.—A young unmarried female.
