| Word | go crook |
|---|---|
| Description | lose your temper become angry become ill - Australian & New Zealand informal Crook in late 19th-century Australian slang meant bad or unpleasant. 1950 - Coast to Coast 1949-50 - What'd you do if you were expelled? Y'r old man'd go crook, I bet. lose your temper become angry become ill - Australian & New Zealand informal Crook in late 19th-century Australian slang meant bad or unpleasant. 1950 - Coast to Coast 1949-50 - What'd you do if you were expelled? Y'r old man'd go crook, I bet. lose your temper become angry become ill - Australian & New Zealand informal Crook in late 19th-century A |
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