bullocky

[ boo l-uh-kee ]

/ ˈbʊl ə ki /

a bullock driver.

the coarse language thought to be typical of a bullock driver.

Australian. pertaining to driving bullocks or managing cattle.

resembling a bullock.

Origin of bullocky

1880–85; bullock + -y¹, subsequently nominalized

The “bullocky” could drink rum in buckets, and was always given to use his fists.

Early Days in North Queensland |Edward Palmer
Bullocky was now sprawling across the table, his great face hidden in the hirsute folds of his powerful arms.

Denis Dent |Ernest W. Hornung
I soon saw that nothing could be donePg 224 on the spot, and ordered it to continue its "bullocky" progress to the camp.

The Luck of Thirteen |Jan Gordon
Denis knew it must be Bullocky's steed, and they had not to ask a question to gather that it was.

Denis Dent |Ernest W. Hornung

"Bullocky jump four miles," he informed us; from which we inferred that the sound of the bells would travel four miles.

We of the Never-Never |Jeanie "Mrs. Aeneas" Gunn

bullocky

/ (ˈbʊləkɪ) /

Australian and NZ informal the driver of a team of bullocks