Aborigine , also: abo AusE not polite , also: Abo AusE not polite

An old Australian aborigine, before the coming of white men.

And soon the young aborigine came in, carrying her charge.

Mary is shocked and the Aborigine looks at her face.

"I am the rare aborigine to go to a white man's school," he said.

He worked his way to freedom by the age of twenty-one and took an aborigine girl to wife.

Then, the Aborigine finds a plant which he prepares as food.

By this time I'd helped myself to another aborigine and proceeded to take him apart.

Kelly was trying to become the second aborigine world champion from Australia.

"Do I know any hard words besides aborigine and sauerkraut?"

The three travel together for several days, with the Aborigine sharing food he has caught hunting.

"Got some kind of an aborigine caged up in it.

The Aborigine doesn't see a bath as something that private in his culture so there is nothing to stop him.

I challenge anyone on here to call an Australian aborigine barbaric.

This water can be drunk by the Aborigine, who then releases the frog.

It was thought that this man would be the government's Aborigine, plausible and compliant.

Even the aborigine sketches his fears and hopes on the rocks.

And, to his surprise, he discovered he had aborigine blood in him.

It was believed that only an Aborigine with similar mystical powers could kill him.

The word itself means "heaven" in an aborigine language.

The aborigine beckoned, and the two of them crept off into the rain.

"It was made by a young urban aborigine," said Cordelia.

Peter assists in the attempt and the Aborigine puts on the pants.

It also discusses how, as an Aborigine, he had to overcome prejudices from people around him.

The story is written through the eyes of an exploited Aborigine who explodes with rage.

The idea of making the dead girl an Aborigine, she said, was "one of those things where you get 20 ideas and 19 are terrible."