fair dinkum

A fair dinkum Australian woman of the best kind.

His name comes from the Australian phrase, "fair dinkum".

She uses phrases such as "fair dinkum" and wants to create a brand-new soccer team.

Not going to be all fair dinkum with you, I'm sure, but it's got to be."

Mike was a fair dinkum thinkum, sharpest computer you'll ever meet.

'You're a grand fair dinkum, old man, but don't half bother yourself!

Yeah, that was true, fair dinkum.

A fair dinkum Labor hero (4 December 2003).

Above its identifying numbers were emblazoned an Australian flag and Fair Dinkum.

"But that's a fair dinkum point of departure," Reventlo murmured, scanning his map.

When a French policeman then tells you it never happened, there is an extremely high probability of that being a fair dinkum whopper.'

For example, dinkum or fair dinkum means "true", "is that true?"

Turn about's fair dinkum, right?"

It featured another comic track, "I'm Fair Dinkum".

He wrote in a newspaper column on the matter: "Fair dinkum, Greg, how much pride do you sacrifice to win $35,000?"

"He's given it a fair try; he's fair dinkum," said a public school teacher, using an Australian colloquialism to describe an honest effort.

Fair dinkum yer reckon yer can do it?'

"Mike is a fair dinkum thinkum-you'll see.

Fair dinkum, I don't.

"Fair dinkum, mate.

In contrast to Fair Dinkum, Rinkum is much more brave and doesn't scare easily.

Fair Dinkum Histories is a spin-off series of the Horrible Histories books.

'Fair dinkum,' I replied.

Williamson then launched his merchandise business, The Fair Dinkum Road Company, in Sydney.

Fair Dinkum Aussie Christmas (2007)