wagga

/ (ˈwɒɡə) /

Australian a blanket or bed covering made out of sacks stitched together

Word Origin for wagga

C19: named after Wagga Wagga

However, he eventually made his way down to Wagga, where he opened a school, which turned out very successfully.

Under the Red Crescent |Charles S. Ryan
He came from Humula, near Wagga, where his people were well-known farmers.

Trooper Bluegum at the Dardanelles |Oliver Hogue
Every now and again a spark would burn through the "Wagga rug" of a sleeping shearer, and he'd wake suddenly and get up and curse.

Over the Sliprails |Henry Lawson
Two of them came from Wagga with big reputations, and one from Bathurst.

The Sweep Winner |Nat Gould

A Wagga man brought me down poor Czetwertinski's final good-bye, saying that he thought of me to the last.

Under the Red Crescent |Charles S. Ryan