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/bit"seuhr/, n. Australian Informal.a mongrel dog.[1905-10; perh. BIT2 + -S3 + -ER1]
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bitser — A mongrel. A dog (or other animal) which is made up of a bit of this and a bit of that. This meaning is common today, but when bitser first appeared in the 1920s it referred to any contraption or vehicle that was made of spare parts, or had odd… … Australian idioms
bitser — /bit seuhr/, n. Australian Informal. a mongrel dog. [1905 10; perh. BIT2 + S3 + ER1] * * * bitser /bitˈsər/ noun (Aust informal) A mongrel dog ORIGIN: From bits of this, bits of that … Useful english dictionary
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