yonnien.
/ˈjɒni/, U.S. /ˈjɔni/, /ˈjɑni/, Australian English /ˈjɔni/ Australian slang.
A small stone; a pebble.
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1941 S. J. Baker Pop. Dict. Austral. Slang 84 Yonnie, a small stone, a pebble.
1979 Sun-Herald (Sydney) 18 Mar. 79 There were two lamp posts..each equipped with one electric bulb... Young couples courting would smash each of them with a well-aimed ‘yonnie’ on pay night.
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n.1941- to ask an (a reckoning)
- to ask an account reckoning)
- to ask around
- to ask away
- to ask back
- to ask counsel of one's pillow
- to ask down
- to ask for it
- to ask for someone's hand
- to ask for someone's hand in marriage
- to ask for the moon
- to ask for trouble
- to ask formerly beg no odds
- to ask in borrowing
- to ask my fellow if i be a thief
- to ask no odds
- to ask out
- to ask pardon
- to ask someone's hand
- to ask someone's hand in marriage
- to ask the banns
- to ask the question
- to ask too much
- to ask, realize, etc, what the score is
- to ass about